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February 17, 2026· 1h 7m

ACHP Episode 469 Now You Can Take Selfies In Space

ACHP Episode 469 Now You Can Take Selfies In Space

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Welcome to a Cigar Hustler

podcast episode 469.

I'm Mike Palmer, your host with

me today is Phil.

I'm glad the FCC has cleared Bad

Bunny Mcguffey.

Wow and an engineering as my

that he's an engineering.

I always have messed that up.

And then as my Co host Mikey, I

can't make AGI, can't make a

beanie.

But did you hear about my bad

ass Red Hat, Stephen?

Kevitch.

Welcome to the show, gentlemen.

Welcome.

Thank you for having me.

We do What's half of your show

right in the Today show.

Can you hear me now from space?

Colorado is quickly becoming the

Love Me Now state.

There's one Olympic sport they

wish we weren't talking about,

Florida Institute, a new Halo

law.

And in cigars, we have the

biggest story everybody's

talking about.

And then there's a new auction

at Pro Savoy that Fred left for

this morning.

Oh, really?

But now you can do it online.

Not a lot of people there were

apparently were available.

And Placencia has a cigar now

called In the Fire And finally.

It went down, down top.

Of the mountain.

Top of the mountain bottom of

the mountain, round the lava in

the.

This one is fire cured, right?

OK.

And then we have a What's the

Score Novelty Cigar edition.

But first, Mikey has a brand new

item from the chapter pod swag

he would order.

Mikey, what do you got?

Before I get into that, if you

are enjoying the entertainment

we provide and the education,

please like and subscribe

wherever you're viewing or

watching our show.

And yes.

I like the new big words you're

using.

Yes I do, I try and get better

every day.

Education.

Education and entertainment.

Go.

Well, that's kind of that's

really what we provide.

Oh, it is.

Yeah, exactly.

We have entertainment, witty

banter, some sometimes not so

witty banter as well.

Our banter is par is way over

par, yeah.

So much better than the others,

yeah.

And then we provide a lot of

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baseball kind of stuff that's

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Do it I have officially made.

How do these look?

It looks.

Great.

You put up on social media where

they were sort of floating.

Yeah, I had that.

That was that little AI.

I'm going to give some quick

shout outs here.

I'm going to give some.

We only made thirty of these and

here these are two of them that

are spoken for.

So 28 are available, right?

And I'm going to shout out.

Do it.

To let me see here.

Do it now.

Eric Tybisser.

Oh, hello, Eric.

I'm sorry for screwing up

anybody's last names.

Julian Gordon, Richard Beard,

John Yogerlite, Romatron, Travis

T Money, David Morris,

Christopher Weiss, Matthew

Brugger, Ben Wilhelmie, and Joe

Olisinski for getting ahead of

the curve and purchasing your

hats.

Very impressive to all of you

guys.

Thank you so much for your

support.

Just to clear that it was not a

pre sale.

No, no, no, they just.

They I didn't want somebody to

think they missed out.

On that, no, no, I put it up on

the site and boom, they, they,

they jumped right on it.

If you want to purchase a hat

there, sounds like there's about

18 left in this first time.

We're kind of officially

announcing it.

Jump on chapter pod.com, where

if you buy 1, you get the 2nd

140% off and you spend $100 or

more, you get free shipping.

But without further ado, Mr.

Phil, here's your hat.

Oh God, I can't see.

Good job.

Nice catch, and for you, here's

your hat.

So yes, And can I get into the

YouTube comments later or go

ahead.

If you want.

To do that now.

'Cause I think there's one I

might have to explain.

OK, yeah, well, we donned our

hats.

Well, we put our new hats is on.

Palmer is yours on the last one.

Yeah, but I think I can go in.

All right, at YT Video Rank

talks about how he loves our

show.

I don't know if he's legit or

not.

If you are, thank you very much.

Oh, I think I can go.

Nope.

It's going to give me a

headache.

Rook's coding says.

What kind of cigars does Palmer

smoke when he finds this info?

He means am I high?

Yeah.

Is that what he's refereing?

The guys, the no gravity, he's

on the no gravity show, right?

How the hell did he find the no

gravity thing?

Gotcha.

Well, that was sent in by

listeners, actually by several.

So I was people were throwing

that at me.

He's like fine, fine, we'll do

the no gravity.

How does he look?

How does he look with the hat on

there?

Oh, I had him whole time trying

it on.

Oh dude, but how does it look

right now?

Crooked.

Crooked.

It's alright.

It's.

Alright, if it looks a little

crooked, but it's it's viewable.

No, it looks good.

OK, Yeah.

It looks good alright.

Real smoke pod has said boot.

Sounds a little like bad acting

Japanese samurai with a throat

problem.

Yeah, I mean that's that's gonna

happen.

You know, he was a little ill on

that show, so he doesn't like to

be viewed when he's not feeling

well.

So data Cash also said, I'll go

to TPE with you, provided you

bring that sweet onesie.

Bing Bong Oh, I've got me a big

red jersey onesie for

Valentine's Day.

Is what you referring.

To Oh, he gave the Bing bong.

Yes, he gave it a Bing bong.

Also, we had the grassy Knoll

1963 say Placencia just had one

allegedly as well in referencing

the fire.

We're going to get into that

today.

And, and, and I covered Steven

Wells the week prior with the,

the, the moon landing hoax.

He's he wanted you to know that

you know we landed on the moon.

Oh, he was there, Yeah, he said.

We did.

Steven Wells was there.

Yeah, it's you know what?

I'm going to elaborate since you

missed it.

Thanks for the show for clearing

up that moon landing hoax.

I would suggest that Boots the

astrophysicist takes the show on

the road, do a broadcast from

MIT and clear up some more myths

like Einstein's E eagles MC

squared.

Really.

Doesn't that sound more like Run

DMC No Tell Motel Equal, MC

Squared?

Your show could straighten out a

whole generation of scientists.

Oh yeah, and lyricalist, I

guess.

And.

Lyrical We just did a recording

of the Patreon.

Where we covered.

A couple things we we went back

into one of the topics that we

that we discussed on the

previous Patreon and we.

No, you guys talked about it on

the show with Willie.

I wasn't here that day.

No, no, I'm talking about the

other part, the first thing, but

thanks for correcting me.

And then we, we also took a

little bit more of a deep dive

into the Jonathan Drew, Jonathan

Son's, whatever's name happens

to the retail operation.

So it you know, if you want more

value and more education and and

more witty banter, check out our

Patreon, thepatreon.com, the

Cigar Hustlers Podcast, and now

Palmer.

Now the news.

So for the first time in

history, NASA is allowing the

astronauts to take their cell

phones into space.

You.

Can make a call.

I well, you know, that's what I

was wondering about.

I guess you're closer to the

satellites.

Why wouldn't it work?

They probably get a better

reception.

You know the sad part is that I

can't make a call in Costco,

right?

But my wife can't make a call

inside the school she's at.

But if I'm in space, I can call,

is there which provider is the

best T-Mobile, Is it Verizon, is

it AT&T?

You can.

See what Starlink?

Starlink, yeah.

Oh, it's that she doesn't work.

I, I told you I I had that oh,

use our satellite and that,

that.

Was got to be Wi-Fi Even so you

can make Wi-Fi calls.

So does it make it an iPhone?

Think it's a Wi-Fi call.

FaceTime in.

Hey, honey.

Hey, I'm just doing the dishes.

Where are you?

I'm in.

Space.

I'm in space.

You know you didn't take out the

trash before you left.

Thanks so much.

Oh yeah, here comes the breaking

Rd.

Look at the window.

It's breaking up.

The service is horrible out

here.

What if an what if an astronaut

is just like totally miserable

in his relationship and he's

like can't wait to get space?

Right.

It was like the time when.

Like 6 months of peace and

quiet.

My dad used to say when he

started going to China

originally, long time ago, the

best part of it was nobody could

call him for two weeks.

Yeah, I mean, nothing, he said.

And then we got faxes and it was

a little, little annoying, but

there's a phone rings.

Forget it.

It wasn't any fun going.

Anymore.

Like they can call me anywhere I

go.

Brittany always says when I go

away, she's like the first like

day or two is terrible, but then

after that she's like just I

can't wait till you leave.

I'm like, oh, thanks, a little

break, a little break for her.

So the reason they've never, oh,

it says modern phones, oh,

Androids are available too, by

the way.

The reason they've never done it

before because there's extensive

testing to make sure that it

doesn't affect anything.

It doesn't, right?

Like radiation, they got a check

and all sorts of stuff and by

the time they have cleared the

phone, there's new phones.

It takes too long.

So now the new guy that's in

charge just went fuck it, take

the phone.

You're fine.

You're fine.

Everything's fine.

It's like the airplanes, you

know, first you can't have it on

during the plane.

And they're like, we don't care.

Well, they still say hey.

They still say hey, but all the

there's like 1/2 of a 1% chance

that it affects the.

Stuff in the they're not going

around saying is your phone off?

Is your phone off?

Right, unless you're talking on

it as they're trying to take

off.

I will say this though, airplane

mode will save the battery when

you're traveling.

Right.

I always put on airplane mode

just for that fact, right?

Because your phone's looking for

a signal the entire time if not,

and it drains the matter down.

Yeah.

So they say we're giving our

crews the tools that capture

special moments for their

families and share inspiring

images and videos with the

world.

So I guess they're going to be

able to post on in social media.

Yeah.

Selfie look.

It'll be good for us.

We know we want to promote the

space program, so we have to,

right?

That's basically what it is we

need.

We need more people want to be

astronauts.

We have to up our social media

presence.

So Phil, are you going to go to

space anytime soon?

No, it's fake.

Remember, he says, it's.

Fake.

It's not even real.

No, no, going to space is real,

but I don't know if they went to

the moon.

I think they went to the moon.

Yeah, yeah.

Did you did So you I guess I I

wasn't here on well, I was here,

but I wasn't here anyways.

Did you guys test this theory?

That's what I heard you were

saying something about was

Steven Wells.

Test what theory?

Test.

What theory did you guys talk

about the moon again on the last

episode?

No, no, no, just Steven Wells

commented on the episode where

we talked about.

The Movie.

And you obviously didn't watch

the show, so.

He doesn't watch the show when

he's not on.

No, I watch the show all the

time.

If the clips he watches the

clips I got.

News for you, if I'm Phil, I

definitely want to watch the

show that I'm not on.

Oh yeah, to see exactly what I'm

on.

Yeah, you are never not on the

show.

Yeah, I I know I and that's why

I don't watch the show 'cause I

already know you too.

It's.

Really good.

Apparently the last thing that

was approved that they could use

on the on space that was not

part of the space program were

Gopros from 2010.

Gopros.

Wow.

Wow, yeah, the Gopros were from

early 2010 that were approved

previously.

Like, hey guys, 16 years later,

right?

I want to go move on here.

What if this gets out of hand?

What if the cell phone thing

gets out of hand with the

astronauts like.

Like they're not paying

attention to their job because

they're playing.

Yeah, what if you got the one

joke?

Guys looking at TikTok, some

guys playing Bejeweled and then.

Hold on, hold on.

I'm about to level up.

Hold on, can somebody share me

some jewels?

Yeah, what if you got like the

one jokes here that's like,

yeah, he like sends like a

picture from space, isn't.

That like racist though?

No, it's like, yeah, is.

It that is, yeah.

I don't know what that means.

Yeah.

You better not have gone to you

on that one.

I'm gonna have to edit that out.

Wow, good. 11 minutes.

Oh.

Great.

Yeah, make sure you so much.

Better when he's not on there.

Make sure you zoom in on his

face because because he's

unintentionally racist, he's

ignorantly racist.

Yeah, I didn't know what that

meant.

That should be a shirt for him.

Phil ignorantly racist.

It doesn't even realize how,

doesn't know how.

I mean, when we were in grade

school when you did that, like

you get punched.

Yeah, not anymore.

That's not oh, it's something

else now.

You're not allowed to do it.

Yeah, we lost that symbol.

We lose shapes, we lose.

We lose all kinds of things.

We lose all kinds of things.

Speaking of which, Michael

Jordan was pinching some little

kids butt or whatever the

Daytona 500, it looked like he

was part of his group or

whatever.

I've seen this video.

And there's a huge uproar.

About how he's a pedophile.

I feel like it's a fake video.

I don't know man.

You might even do it.

Might be it was playing with the

kid.

Yeah, look like he was just

playing around like.

I got your nose.

Except, well, the kid, well.

The kid is, I think that's the

kid of the racer.

Is he?

That is so.

He knows.

Oh yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Of the car he owns.

Yeah.

I didn't even know he.

Owned it, I mean, but it was a

full grab.

No, it was a two finger.

Was it a two finger?

But he's got big fingers.

I think I say he's got big

fingers.

He might have been a whole.

Butt, I mean, was it the best

approach?

No.

But like was it harmless?

I think it's harmless.

I think it was harmless, yeah.

I don't think he was, you know,

sexually grasping at the kids.

House, we live in this world

that you know.

I don't think Michael Jordan.

Like like everything is under

this scope man.

It's.

Just like, oh, you can't do

anything, Yeah.

Yeah, I think like he had, you

know, his thing was it wasn't

kids.

It was like prostitutes and

strippers, right?

Wasn't that his thing back in

the day?

Gambling and.

No, that was magic.

I don't know.

That was magic.

Oh, it was magic.

Magic's the one who has the aids

from all the sex, right?

That's the one.

You think that the NBA athletes

have to pay for it?

Oh, I'm sure.

They don't pay for it.

Well, I mean, maybe that was the

same.

Maybe you'd like to pay for it?

Maybe they paid for weird stuff,

who knows.

Yeah, maybe there there's like

a.

You guys.

Monkey.

There's like a monkey in there

and everything.

Yeah, like you.

Guys just gone down this weird

rabbit hole.

I don't here I am defending

Michael Jordan.

You guys like, well, you know,

like, no.

No, all of a sudden magic comes

out.

I was like, I don't know how I

got these monkey pogs, but you

know, there's those monkeys in

the room with this one.

What?

Oh God.

When I do stuff at Adrian's

school, like when I was Santa

Claus and stuff, even then I'm

like, careful when you know, the

kids went hugs and stuff.

I'm like, I don't.

No, no, Santa has a no hug

policy.

Right, Santa has a COVID.

Strict high 5 right?

We're high 5.

Found it, fist.

Bumping suddenly right?

Yeah, new Santa rules, right?

Keep your distance.

Come on, Santa, give me a hug.

No, no, no.

There's nobody else here.

Don't hug me in pictures, I

don't want to get confused.

Yeah, crazy.

It is.

It's so weird.

Out there, yeah.

You know, say, yeah, there's

always a camera.

Say you're at a store or

something.

Some lady goes, hey, can you

take my son in the bathroom?

He needs help in the bathroom.

You go.

No, no.

I would never do that.

No, I wouldn't either.

Even without a camera, I would

never put myself in a position.

No, yeah.

I mean, there's no camera other

than maybe a security camera

shot, but yeah.

But I would never.

No, I'm not going in anywhere.

No.

Can you check on my son?

Nope.

Matter of fact, I don't have to

go anymore.

I'll go find a different

bathroom.

OK, somebody asked you to check

on.

It has happened.

Before it has happened to you,

yeah.

Oh wow, no, I'm not checking on

your child.

No, or you just open the door

and yell in.

I got news for you.

Like, I don't care if my

daughter's in the bathroom and

like, I'm concerned and it's

just me.

I'm warning people that I'm

walking in.

Oh.

I would do that too and I'm

going in sure.

Like, I'm not asking some random

stranger, right, to check on my

kid.

But you know, the other side of

that is like, you always have to

put yourself, You always have to

try to put yourself in a

position where you can never be

compromised and it's still going

to happen, you know?

So no, it doesn't make sense at

all.

Right.

So apparently the guy who's now

in charge of the phone program

flew on SpaceX, and I guess

they're allowed to have phones

on SpaceX.

Cutting edge.

They're cutting edge, right?

You know, right?

So they can do it.

Well, we can't.

We do it too.

We.

Could do it?

Can't we do it?

Why can't Michael Jordan do it?

Right.

Yeah.

So it's expected to produce the

first smartphone images from

lunar orbit.

The last humans to see the moon

up close did so before the first

mobile phone was even invented.

There you go.

Coming soon, moon selfies.

Moon selfies.

Yep.

Oh, just a what you didn't say

is I know that you said they

they had, they had the video of

Michael Jordan, but his team

won.

Yeah, they won the whole Yeah,

he.

Won.

Yeah, it's kind of crazy.

That is crazy.

Well, he just had the big

lawsuit with NASCAR, did he?

How they were taking too much

money from all the teams and

stuff.

Oh, I heard about this.

Yeah.

And then he wins.

He won the lawsuit and then he

wins the 500.

Was that part of the lawsuit?

I must win the 500.

Oh, I I no.

But he didn't win like the whole

thing, right?

I don't know where we're at in

NASCAR.

Is this the beginning?

This is the beginning they so

they won the 500, so this is the

first race.

Yeah, that's where Bert

Kreischer was.

Right.

Yeah, yeah.

Did he do?

Gentleman, start your engines.

He was, you know, he, I thought

he was supposed to be the Grand

Marshall, but I seen some the

other day on Facebook.

That was somebody else.

But I thought it was always Bert

Kreischer.

I I don't know what to believe

on Facebook anymore, man to be.

Honest that he that he was

always the.

I thought he was the start of

the engines guy, like, 'cause

Kevin James did it I think the

year before.

So yeah, that when you hear all

the time.

Yeah, I think, you know, and he

was practicing it like he was

doing the videos, Yeah, of him

like, you know, Starcher engines

and he was doing a big party

and.

He did a thing on Publix pub pub

Subs on Facebook the other day

too.

Yeah, I know.

He also did like a comedy thing

at Doctor Phillips.

When he yeah and he was on one O

4.1 radio on Friday too at some

event they.

Were yeah, that's the monsters,

right?

Yeah, the monsters, yeah.

From what I understand from

Ginger, he follows Burt Burt

pretty heavily.

He loves the monsters, right.

Yeah, he he will do anything for

those guys, from what I

understand.

Interesting, I have AI will have

a video for you in a second

'cause I did.

I did see a Bert Kreischer video

that yeah.

They see him pinching somebody's

butt.

Is it the one where he takes his

shirt off?

No, no, I thought that.

Was Nope, none of that.

All right, Colorado is going to

legalize prostitution.

OK, Become the third state in

the country to legalize

prostitution.

Do you have the other two?

I think Nevada's one of them.

Nevada's one of them, but

they're trying to get away from

it.

Are they?

Maine is the other one.

Maine.

Maine.

Yes, so weird, huh They're.

Just tucked up in the right.

Corner.

Guess that Oh, that would have

never you never you have one in

48 is not you would have never

got it right.

Yeah.

But what is legal is to sell,

not to buy.

OK, what's not illegal in Maine?

Oh.

And man, you can sell sex, you

just can't buy the SO.

If you purchase it, you can get

in trouble.

Right, It's to protect the sex

worker from.

Something that doesn't make much

sense.

No it doesn't, right?

Yeah.

How do you sell it as well?

It's like saying you can sell

drugs you can't buy.

Drugs.

I am possessed in possession of

the illegal substance.

So Colorado be the first state

in the US to fully decriminalize

prostitution if it became a law.

So like in Nevada, there's

certain conditions has to be at

a brothel and all those sorts of

different things.

You can't just be a person on

the street, but in Colorado you

can smoke dope and you can buy

sex.

It doesn't matter wherever.

Nope.

I need more dope.

It is decriminalizing commercial

sexual activity among consenting

adults, both for people who buy

sex and for who would sell sex.

This would be unique in the US

as the only other state with any

form of legal prostitution is

Maine and Nevada, and we've

already talked about that do.

You have a problem with this?

No, I mean, I'm not, I'm not

planning on buying any, but I

mean.

Yeah, I.

It's a moral issue more than

anything else to know.

I mean, if she says she wants

to, he says he wants to pay for

it.

Why do I care?

Right.

What about you, Phil?

No, I mean that that's what they

want to do.

I mean, that's their job I

guess.

That's their.

Job.

Yeah, I mean, I I guess there's

an ask for every seat, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, it is supposedly the

oldest business in.

I think the main thing's weird

though.

Like what do you do?

Just put the money on the ground

and like, oh, I they found the

money.

Well, they don't want to punish

in the transaction.

They don't want to punch punish

the worker.

Jack's calling me.

Hey, hey, you're on the podcast.

That what's up, buddy?

I'm on a.

Podcast.

Yeah, we're podcasting, right?

Now, Michael Jordan, come on.

I I called the the to to Heckle

you.

No, that is Michael Jordan.

I can't do that on the.

Podcast.

Alright, so then I'll call you

back.

And you don't have any podcast

here with Hector, You don't have

any podcast questions for the

for Heckle and Jekyll?

No, I don't, other than why did

you quit?

You quit?

Why did I quit?

What?

Heckle and Jekyll show.

It it went off the air 'cause.

We were gonna, we were gonna get

in trouble.

You know, we, we were, we were,

we were.

I believe you and Palmer were

guests on that show, right?

We were oh, yeah, we were.

That's that's the episode that

got in trouble that.

Was the one that shut it.

Down.

That was the.

Best show you ever did?

The greatest show?

The greatest?

Absolutely.

All right, I'll call you back

when I'm done.

All right, Bye all.

Right.

Bye Jack Teranio, Jack Teranos

cigars.

You said Jax.

I thought it was your son.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

Yeah, I thought it was.

Jax he.

Had like a really deep voice.

I was like, well, that's a nice,

yeah.

I was going to.

Answer.

I was going to say, Michael

Jordan is your dad.

I don't know what to do.

Yeah, he's benching my butt.

Oh.

Says he's a race car driver.

I don't understand.

Oh God.

Wow.

Right.

Olympic athletes are promised a

fresh stock of condoms after

Valentine's Day because they've

run out.

OK.

On Valentine's Day at the Milan

Courtia Olympics, a renewed

supply of free condoms for

athletic villages promised by

organizers.

Why do you find this funny?

Because they ran out of condoms.

These people are having so much

sex.

They ran out of condoms.

Does that surprise you do?

You think they're using it for

that?

They're making balloon animals.

They're not making balloons.

I did a little match so they

they supplied.

It was like 1000 or something

like that.

Oh.

OK, at the Summer Olympics,

there was a hold on going the

wrong way.

That's the wrong way, too.

All right, They had plenty at

the Summer Olympics.

They don't run out.

But here there was 300,000

condoms provided for more than

10. 1300 thousand for. 10,500

athletes at the 2024 Paris

Summer Games and supposedly the

reason they made those beds out

of cardboard and everything,

they were trying to make it less

fun, but they so it might have

worked 'cause it didn't run out.

But at the Winter Games they

made ten.

They gave away 10,000 condoms

for 2800 athletes.

So basically everybody got 3.

That's not enough.

No, Plus you could be there for

17 days.

The whole event takes 17.

Days, dude, you're a you're

talking about athletes from all

over the world.

They're in, right?

This is the best I'm ever gonna

look.

Right.

And you're gonna stick them all

in a in an area.

Wait a second, hold on a second.

You know, Maine is mad about not

being or saying like, you can't

buy stuff, but we're just gonna

provide condoms over here to the

Olympics.

Yeah, no money exchanges.

Hands.

Yeah, we're talking about

consensual sex. 2020 something

basically year old athletes.

This is so weird.

We make fun of the villages all

the time.

This is the villages, just

younger.

For 17 days, right?

Right.

Well, better than having some

drug or not drugs, some.

Disease.

Young athletes, right, They're

in their early adulthood.

Ages, right?

They're in.

Their physiques are probably at

their peak.

That's what I mean.

If I'm going to be seen naked,

this is the time I want to be

seen.

Naked and not only that not only

that but they're you know

they're they're winning medals,

right so like.

So that that constitutes a, a

good just, you know, blow out.

Huh.

But think about it, you could

have like a bingo card, you

know?

I need 2 Scandinavians and.

Where's that with a broken leg?

That skis.

You don't think that a gold

athlete, a gold athlete and, and

peak physique is going to

attract people that they're

going to be like, oh, I, you

know, I want that.

Maybe, I don't know.

It could be once.

Maybe what are you talking?

About once in a lifetime

opportunity, yeah.

These guys like of course.

You know, I'm, I'm Jamaican

bobsled.

I'm never going to see a blonde

from Scandinavia ever again.

Right.

Oh, so this is like kind of like

a buffet?

Exactly.

I think to some degree, maybe

not with everybody, but yeah,

dude, there's going to be a

there's.

Some that go no, no.

There's going to be a lot of

activity.

There's going to be a lot of

activity.

You think Jake Paul's girlfriend

participated?

No, just with Jake Paul.

The guy cried when she won.

I mean.

He's there.

He's pretty much locked up, but

he can't.

Stay in the village.

You can't.

You think she's staying in the

village?

She flew over on his private

plane.

Yeah, well, they have to stay in

the village.

You're required to stay in the.

Yeah, you're required.

Are you?

Sure.

No, I I know because this was a

big thing during COVID.

Remember that.

Was six years.

Well, that was probably because

it's COVID.

They don't want you going out of

catching COVID at the Holiday

Inn Express in La Vania.

Well, I don't.

Know, let's look it up.

Let's look it up.

Yeah, I'm going to.

I'm pretty sure it's required

because they don't want them

going out and getting like PDS

or any of that type of.

Stuff because when they had the

cardboard beds a lot of them

opted to stay other places.

Is it a real cardboard bed?

Yeah, the beds were made out of

cardboard.

That's hilarious.

So they were terribly

uncomfortable and would not hold

up for sex.

How are they in peak performance

if they're sleeping on a

cardboard bed?

Well, that was some of their

complaints.

Plus no air conditioning either.

Dear God, Olympians are not

required to stay in the Olympic

Village.

Oh, I'm glad we cleared that up.

She slept in Jake Paul's hotel

he bought while he was at.

Dude, I don't know this is.

Yeah, the guy cried two or three

times.

She didn't bang anybody else.

Juicy so that.

Maybe he was crying because he

found out.

Some guy leaned in and goes hey

I know she wanted gold but I

just banged her.

Oh, it was a skater that did the

black flip.

And I got interviewed.

We ran out of condoms.

It wasn't just once.

I used my three, yeah, but we

had four.

Times.

So we just kept going.

So that suit they wear is skin

tight and it's hard to breathe.

So did you see at the end where

she unzipped hers?

No, I mean, they all unzip them

because they can't breathe.

So But she's quite chesty.

And then the girl she raced,

that beat her or that she beat

zipped hers back.

Up.

That's the.

Important thing is she.

Yeah, she.

Yeah.

Like, Oh well.

Right.

Wow.

So yeah, no, I mean it makes

sense.

Sure.

Look, 10,000 is not enough.

Yeah, that's the that's the

funny part.

They so underestimated what they

were going to need.

Like how do you how do you not

look at the previous data of

300,000?

Right.

And well, at the Olympics, it's

hotter, you know, in the

summertime, everybody's wearing

less clothes and maybe they

won't have sex, so.

Much.

OK, well, maybe so cut it by cut

it by half.

That's still 150,000.

Right, right.

That's still 15 times more than

what they provided.

Right.

Like we're not even remotely

close.

Is this a one-size-fits-all kind

of deal?

I would imagine there's not.

They don't come in sizes, I

don't think, when you're getting

free ones.

Yeah, you think they come in

sizes?

I don't know.

I mean, Jamaica had a bobsled,

bobsled team, so.

They might have brought the

room.

You think that?

You think that.

You think that?

Yeah, Mom, we bring our own.

Do you think that the magnums

are are are actually bigger than

the other?

I don't know.

Yeah, you've seen where the guy

stretches that thing over his

head, so I mean, you know.

I have kids with three different

women.

Mikey, I don't use you.

Don't know what condoms are,

right?

If you were an Olympian, you'd

be like, what is this strength?

What is this this?

Why are we getting these

balloons?

They taste terrible.

Thank God you were an Olympian.

Your your seed would be spread

across the entire globe.

It could you listen?

I don't know.

I have 4:00.

Well I'm about to have 4 kids

that I know of.

The military is a different

world, too.

Who knows?

This guy, he's got Phil babies

that he doesn't know about,

right?

Well, it's not like he ever got

on a boat.

So they all have to be in

Jacksonville.

Yeah.

It's true, Jacksonville.

Wherever what Virginia?

He was in Virginia.

Virginia, Texas.

And they say Virginia's for

lovers, right?

There you go.

Oh, they have to do so all.

Right.

I thought it was Ohio's for

lovers.

Is it Virginia?

It's Virginia.

Ohio's for lovers.

Yeah, I don't know.

Nobody likes Ohio God.

Sorry to all our Ohio listeners.

Value you provide to this show

is.

People know when I'm on the

show.

Yeah, well, Bing bong.

All right, Florida just passed

the Halo law went into an effect

yesterday.

OK, what is a Halo law?

OK, now you have to stay 25 feet

away from any working first

responder.

Ah, OK, that's fine.

It makes.

Sense safety, yeah.

Right.

Because people are OK.

So you get one move back and

then after that it's a second

degree misdemeanor.

Look, we live in a world where

everybody's got to pull their

camera around.

It's like oh I got a *.

That's part of the thing that

happens if you get caught.

You get 60 days in jail, a $500

fine plus court cost and evident

seizure of your phone or camera

is taken.

Yeah.

The look.

Oh man, then a lot more charges

come when they see what photos

you got.

Look, I'm trying to save a

person's life.

The last thing I need is

someone's camera phone in my

face.

Turn.

Around and wave at me.

You're doing that wrong or

whatever.

I mean, you know, dude, the like

this, the the comments that you

hear from people, you're just

like.

Everybody knows better.

I haven't heard of this being in

effect or anything, but.

Just started yesterday.

Yeah, this sounds like this is

going to get some controversy.

Of course it yeah, you know.

Yeah, I was 26 feet, Sir.

I'm sorry.

You know it wasn't 25.

No, not only that, but they'll

argue that you're protecting,

yeah, you know, bad people doing

bad things that you know.

OK, look.

It'll be the right to free

speech, people.

Yeah, well, the reality is that

you're right.

No one, not, not every, no one

is perfect, right?

You're always going to have some

bad apples in something.

However, the majority of the

people probably have the right

intentions, good intentions to

try and protect, serve and save

lives.

And we have as a society need to

protect those people because my

God, man, you know, like you see

some of this stuff and I'm just

like, oh, dude, back off, man.

Give this guy some space.

He's trying to do his job right,

Whether it's a police officer or

paramedic or whatever, like.

Firefighters, those are people

that it's paramedics,

firefighters, police.

It was one more.

I don't remember what the other

one was.

Yeah.

What do you think it is?

Probably EMT or something.

Well, EMT, same as a paramedic,

I don't remember what else.

What else we have?

It was something unusual.

So it oh, it was paramedic,

parole officer.

Parole Officer.

Seems odd but I guess if he's

trying to grab somebody who's

broken parole.

Yeah, they they'll make house

visits.

Yeah, he's checking in on

something, right, you know?

Yeah, it's, you know, those are

hard jobs, right, 'cause like

when your adrenaline starts

pumping, you go into instinct

mode.

So like that's how they train

you.

They train you into an instinct

mode.

So the people around you really

don't matter.

If they get in your way, it's it

can really turn out pretty bad,

you know, I.

I mean.

As we've seen.

That's true.

I mean, but like training an

officer to to handle themselves

in intense situations is what we

need to always focus on.

Like I saw a video where a cop

was like in a room and very calm

guy pulls a knife on him, lunges

at him.

You know, he puts 2IN him and

he's like, are you OK?

You know, I need an EMTI need

like the whole scenario.

He never elevated at all.

He put that down, put that down

started coming towards him.

Bing Bing, right.

That's how that's supposed to be

handled, right?

Right.

Like you'd train officers to

handle themselves in high

intensity situations?

Was that a?

Was that a virtual reality or

was that a?

No, it was real.

So like Sam Browns?

What?

Like, yeah, like rubber bullets.

No, no, he shot the guy.

It was a real call.

Probably the body Cam.

Yeah, it.

Was the body Cam the guy was on?

And like the guy was, you could

see that he was mentally

unstable.

Right.

Oh, OK.

So.

Yeah, it's tough, man.

And somebody that gets in the

way with, let's say, a camera

phone or whatever, that could be

the difference between life or

death for the person that

they're trying to help.

Yeah.

So people's loved ones could

die.

Or the officer, right?

Or the paramedic.

We want everybody to get home

safe, right, You know?

When my wife got that

concussion, the kid threw her to

the ground.

There was video footage the kids

had taken, right?

It was all over.

So isn't that crazy?

Yeah, Fight.

Fight.

Pull out your camera.

Right.

Yeah.

And then the other thing is, so

let's for an example, right?

Like she could get in trouble if

something happened in the video

that she didn't really do, but

somebody misconstrues it.

They have particular training of

the way they're allowed to

handle things too, yeah.

Right, Yeah, cause of video,

cause of.

Like there were guardians there

when that happened, but

guardians aren't allowed to

touch the kids, which I don't

know why I have a guardian at

that point, but that was part of

the thing.

So I mean when the kid grabbed

her and threw her down, the

guardians just.

They can't do that, yeah.

They can't do anything.

OK, Unless the gun's involved,

the Guardians can't do anything.

Wow.

I think that's how it works,

yeah.

It's probably.

I know they can't do anything

but I think the gun thing might.

I'm not sure how that because

how would they get it on the

campus to start with, but still.

Right.

Yeah, it's a legality of

interns.

Sounds like you don't know.

Well, I don't want to say

anything that's not true.

Right, so you better walk back

anything.

You just said I just did.

I know.

Allegedly.

When she first started an

education, there was they were a

little more LAX.

Right.

OK, Speaking of kids, before you

kind of get transitioned into

the next episode or next thing,

I got to tell you something

that's really funny.

It kind of happened to me.

I, as you know, I coach like 75

different things, right?

You have your own league.

No, I mean, I probably could.

But here comes Bomber.

I'm not.

Preston's out of a job.

No, I'm, I'm.

When would I do that?

You know what?

This was this game.

Mikey was going to create the

podcast, get all the information

from and then create his own

league.

And it's certainly Bleed I.

Got news for you man?

I see all the stuff that that

guy goes through as a league

owner.

Oh dude.

And I want nothing to do with

it.

I mean, what would you call your

own league?

What?

What would you call your league?

I don't have your Hustler

podcast.

Yeah, it'd be called.

Yeah, next week, Butch, you and

I are doing sport shoes.

Oh God dude.

Like I'm closely I'm, I'm not.

I'm closely affiliated enough to

where I feel like I want to do

everything I can to represent

the league.

And like there are times when I

get upset.

I'm like, man, I wish I didn't,

you know, because and it's not

even my league, right, But so

like, you know, I can only

imagine what that no, I'm not

interested, not not even

remotely interested, but I will

tell you this funny story all.

Right go.

So we're coaching our basketball

games myself and Coach Scott,

who's that I coach with, and

kid, somebody brings up a kid

and says, hey, he's on your

team.

I said perfect, whatever.

And we go through the game and

you know, you have your, you

have your guys that are really

good and then you kind of work

the other kids in 'cause you

don't want to overexpose them,

right?

So I have my rotations, I rotate

22222 as I'm kind of going

through 'cause now I have 11 on

this team.

And we go through the game, game

goes well, we win the game.

We review afterwards with the

kids and we're going to leave.

And this new kid who was on the

team, his grandmother is walking

in or the parent or whatever and

says where you going?

Your game is next.

Oh, he went on your team?

We have so many kids and so many

teams, right that I didn't even

know if this kid was on our team

or not.

He got extra playing time.

Who brought him over and said

this kids on your?

Team.

I don't know.

Oh, just somebody.

Somebody did.

Yeah, Yeah.

Got to check his birth

certificate.

Dad, Dad, I want to play.

OK, Come on.

I'll get you on a team.

Yeah, well, Patreon then

podcast, OK can.

You.

Send me the video.

Teddy's throwing the javelom.

Please, yes.

Love you.

Bye Teddy's.

Teddy's on track.

We should just have her come in.

She's on the show every week.

Yeah, she's like, she's so

upset.

Like, Oh my God, you're

podcasting like.

Yeah, well, it's 12:30 right on

a Monday.

Well, she's acting like she's

upset.

She's really wanting to be on

the show.

She's really.

Like, Oh my God.

Oh no.

Say my name, say my.

Name turn it around so that they

can see me.

I got this new hair when

everybody is eating it.

Too funny.

Yeah.

So like.

So I'm sorry but with you doing

the podcast with him now and I

still have not said his name so

it's OK, you are part of his

whatever he has.

Well, even more than that

because we coach a girls team

together.

Oh, see, there you go.

Yeah.

But I mean, there's just one

more thing on a broader audience

sees that you're the second

coach, I think.

So.

I mean, you might as well be the

vice president of whatever the

things go.

I'm good.

Palmer, he's just trying to win

the bet.

Yeah, I'm good.

I'm.

I'm not saying you should be.

I'm saying for all practical

purposes you are at this point.

Oh, but like, you know, it's

just like with you, if you, if

you represented something and

I'm closely affiliated to you

and you know, if I'm there or

whatever, I, I'm, I'm a, I'm

linked to you, right?

I want to I want to represent

you in the best appropriate

fashion that I possibly can.

Yeah, that's why Palmer always

says he's the owner of Cigar

Hustler.

Right, right.

But it was really funny with

this kid.

So then he turned back around

and he played another game.

He wasn't tired.

I don't know.

I'm so tired.

I just played with these guys.

Oh, but I got to tell you, I

mean like we crushed the team.

So I'm sure that if that team

didn't crush, he's probably like

I want to go back to the other

team.

So that's.

True.

Are you going to play on your?

Team Hey, I'm here again.

I hope not because man, dude,

it's challenging trying to

rotate.

Would you?

Recognize him or somebody brings

him in, he's got he's got a

different shirt on.

All of a sudden he's just

another little Brunet.

I would recognize him.

I mean I know all of the kids

faces, this is on my team for

the most part, but I don't.

Know.

I don't necessarily know

everybody's names.

In some some scenarios I'm like

what's what is that one's name?

Juice Baskin.

You know, it's harder to

remember somebody's name in

their face.

I read this the other day.

Because your mind, like, his

name is Phil for no apparent

reason, but you recognize the

face, the structure and

everything.

So you associate that with them

because nothing ever changes.

But I mean, your name could be

Paul, you know tomorrow and it

wouldn't make a difference,

right?

Why your brain works at a

different level than the people

that can remember just names?

Oh, interesting.

I always remember people by

something funny of them.

Yeah, that's why.

Mike likes to wear masks.

Pinches people's butts.

That's Michael Jordan.

OK.

All right, all right, moving on.

We're into cigar news.

You have a video.

I do have a video.

Oh good, I sent it to you

already.

Oh thank goodness.

I love what you sent Videos.

That's my second favorite thing

about the show is when you send

videos.

First favorites when your wife

calls every week and we have to

edit that out on the moon.

Again.

Can we play this?

Yeah, there's no audio or

there's no music.

You OK?

Does it have sound?

Mine doesn't.

No, it has no.

Do I need the sound?

So anyway, so it's so so Bert,

he's in Florida, right?

And what he's doing is he says,

you know, like he he found this

conch or he bought this conch

and he takes it and he throws it

in the ocean.

I saw that part, right?

And then he walks up to some

random kids that are looking for

shells and he says, hey, I just

saw a big one over there and the

kids, the kids run over there.

Oh my God.

Yeah, and they go absolutely

crazy.

And he's like, see, it just

created a memory for those kids

for life.

Those his kids are just.

No, no, those are just some

random kids.

It shows the video.

At the end of the video they run

up to some guy who's just laying

down on the beach.

I thought that was hilarious.

It is funny.

What a great guy.

You just made those kids.

Dave got to, you know, got to

shout out my guy who stopped in,

you know, checked out, checked

out the store, right.

So it's.

A lovely new SD du Pont lighter.

Too bad Greg screwed that up.

How did Greg screw?

He didn't like there's no

further engagement.

In that oh, he gave me his phone

number.

Yeah, he got.

It he he wanted Andalusian

bulls.

So Greg goes here, give me a

call and then I'll set you up

for the end of those bulls.

We'll have some soon.

Yeah.

So we set him up with the

Illusion bulls in a podcast

episode.

He's not going to be set up with

a podcast.

He's going to be on the podcast

episode.

Yeah, Mr. Mr. I'm going to set

up people for a podcast episode.

Stop lining up guests for the.

Which you're not permitted to

do, by the way, Sir.

Stop lining up guests for the

show.

So.

I only did one.

Yeah, that's one.

Too bad.

Two.

That's two too many. 2 now.

Yeah.

It doesn't work that way.

But we talked about the second

one.

We talked about the second one.

Yeah, that was a while back.

What?

Was that, yeah, you can't just

say, hey, come on, On this date

and whatever like that doesn't

work.

What if we're not available that

date?

No, that was the date that he

gave me.

And I was saying to you guys is

is like that an OK date?

Oh, so you didn't say, hey, you

need to come on.

Oh, yeah, no problem.

We'll get this date.

I told him that I was going to

check with you guys on a date

and I sent you guys a date and

then I got no response.

Oh, OK, so then we don't have

that locked in yet.

Perfect.

That's a Friday, too.

He might be busy.

All right, cigar news.

No races.

Races are pretty much done too.

The biggest story in cigars for

the weekend?

Yeah, tell me.

Half wheel review the Postana

war bear 2025.

Did you see this already?

Maybe.

I would assume you did but no.

But no, you didn't say anything.

We have.

We have loyal fans that that.

Well, you normally gets posted

and I didn't see a thing.

That provide Intel?

Well, I got it this morning.

Oh, I saw it yesterday.

Oh, there's some construction

issues.

You know, it seemed like you'd

like this cigar.

Yeah, I got an 88.

Yeah, it's reasonable.

It's a reasonable number.

Sure.

It's a great cigar.

I have the final thought if you

want me to read the final

thought.

I don't have the entire review,

but Sonia Warbury 2025 is

definitely a three act cigar.

Starting with a mild yet

flavorful and approachable first

third, adding body intensity in

the second third, and then

adding a bit more in the final

third, though at the expense of

some of the puffs when some

funky jumps into the profile and

knocks it off track for a

handful of puffs.

You know, he said.

Like wontons or something.

Did he say wontons?

He said something goofy.

This is a cigar that gets a lot

of essential right balance, some

complexity, marked tradition,

fantastic construction to cap

off the experience.

If anything, I would have loved

to see the cigar really blossom

with his flavor and take control

of my senses, something it might

end up doing with a bit of time

and something I hope it does.

He said egg roll tasting.

Oh, egg roll.

Who wrote it?

Egg rolls?

Who do you think wrote it?

Who?

Do you think I didn't want to

assume?

Because who do you think wrote

it?

I didn't want you guys to come

back with, oh, you're racist.

Who do you think wrote it?

I want to hear.

I want to hear who you think

wrote it.

You're not allowed to say what I

just said.

Who do you think wrote?

Who do you think wrote it?

Hey, they wrote it.

Charlie.

Oh, you racist.

Racist bastard.

It was paratric.

Oh yeah.

I knew you'd be racist.

Egg rolls immediately, thinks

Charlie.

Yeah.

Wow.

Wow, dude.

Wow.

I mean.

Now Patrick had Chinese that

day.

They should have to eat the same

meal every time they review a

cigar.

Clean palate.

Have a clean palate and yeah, no

strict rules.

Strict rules.

Peanut butter Jelly sandwich

chips.

And water.

You can't have anything too

sweet.

You need something a.

Peanut butter sandwich.

You know what I would say here's

here's the best way to review a

cigar.

I would tell you is I would eat

a little bit of like 100% cocoa,

something that was like bitter

and then clear my mouth out with

that.

Because then at that point I

would get every sweet accent

from a cigar.

I would get every hint of

bitterness like or every hint of

like saltiness of all of those

things.

All of those things would be

accented tremendous.

You wouldn't.

Get anything bitter?

You would still get bitter

stuff.

That's what I would do.

Yeah, so like a dark chocolate

bar?

Like but I'm talking about like

100% cocoa or 90%.

Cocoa.

Oh, like baking chocolate?

Baking chocolate.

Well, that's I eat it all the

time.

It's good for you.

Yeah, read it in a book.

I read it in a book.

Beetroot powder is good for you.

Take beetroot powder read.

It in a book too.

Yeah, I read that.

What you thought on coconut

water?

I think coconut water can be

good for you.

He.

Hasn't been in that chapter yet.

It's good to help you hydrate.

I'm addicted to coconut water

now.

Are you?

There's sometimes when I'm so

when I'm thirsty, like I've got

to have coconut.

I can't crack.

No, no, no crack.

No, no, I can't.

Afford that I work here.

Crack is really affordable from

what I understand.

I don't think it would.

Be have you seen the people that

buy crack?

I mean, it has to be affordable.

That's what they supposed to

mean, they say.

Wake.

Up, wake up like Oh my God,

three in a row for you.

The crackhead doesn't wake up

and go not going to have crack

today.

They find a way to get it.

That's right.

Right.

Don't let a crack.

Be like the crackhead.

Don't let a crackhead out work

you.

It's probably a lot of Maine.

Sorry.

He loves he's, he's really

hooked on the.

Process main thing, man.

He's moving to Maine Yeah.

Why do you move to Maine?

You can only sell it you.

Can't so he can sell his sex.

Oh, so he can sell his ass?

Oh, I got you.

You can't sell something, no one

can buy it.

You can still buy it, you just

can't get caught, which makes no

sense at all.

You wouldn't get in trouble if

you got caught selling your

body.

Could you just sell it and then

report everybody?

Oh, then you've ruined your

clients.

I guess, Yeah.

All right.

Placencia suffered a barn fire

in Nicaragua.

Yes, a large and large.

I mean, we're talking large,

big, big curing barn that

belongs to Placencia caught on

fire on Friday.

The fire was at one of the

family farms in Estele,

Nicaragua, allegedly near Finca

El Tuco.

Where's that?

OK, you've been there.

I.

Don't know where that is.

Yes, I've been there.

I'm not.

What am I?

It's.

You've been there more than

once.

Yeah, I don't go to a lot of

farms.

Think you could think Skip could

see this from his farm?

We'll find out later when he

texts us after he hears this

tomorrow.

Skip doesn't have a farm.

No, if he could see this, I'm

sorry.

From his factory.

I know he doesn't have a farm.

OK, Placencia.

No, he can't see it from his

factory.

Placencia owns everything so.

That's true.

Let's say it has extensive

growing operations Hunters

Nicaragua, But the fire looked

huge and they they're not saying

why yet.

OK.

I mean, it's, well, this was I,

this is all speculative.

Sure, sure, sure.

But this is pretty easy to kind

of put together.

I mean, realistically, if it

happens in a barn, you dry out

the tobacco.

So sometimes you build fires

inside of the barns.

Oh, do they?

Yeah.

In the balloons.

Yeah, so something must have

caught the fire, made got too

big and like you.

Oh, we made fire too big.

Yeah.

So do you think that this is as

as big as the AJ fire that had

happened?

Well, AJ was a factory, right?

Correct.

So yeah, I think a JS would have

been worse. 100% right.

A JS factory fire was way worse

than what had just had happened.

That's where they make the

cigars.

This is where they store the

tobacco before they make.

It.

Well, this is like a curing

barn, right?

So curing barn burns down, Yeah.

Like it's not the only one we

have.

Maybe it could have only been

like filler or.

It doesn't matter.

It's just tobacco.

It's not, you know, like it

burns.

No one, no one gets harmed.

There's not a ton of people in

there.

Right.

Nobody died, nobody got hurt.

The.

SLE Fire department snapped

right into places I didn't put

the fire.

Out.

Yeah.

So, you know, if the fire's out,

they rebuild it and now they

have the special tobacco.

Fire cured.

Tobacco fire cured.

I don't know, there might not be

any left.

It looked like the entire barn

was engulfed in the top.

It was cooked.

It looked like it in the video,

the photo that that everybody

puts up, it looks like it's only

half but the video, the entire

roof was engulfed in flames.

Yeah, I can't imagine you

getting that under control.

Yeah, the SLE fire department

put it out at number from it

sounds like.

Is there an SLE fire department?

There is what it sounds like

after it burned down they put it

out.

OK, fair enough.

I saw the fire department one

time come out when I was there.

Did you?

It's kind of like a.

Bunch of guys with buckets and

then they go into the train.

TV shows.

Even there once you're probably

really well experienced expert.

Yeah, no, no, but I'm just

saying like, I saw those guys,

like I never saw them put out

fire.

But I don't know if they're, you

know.

Because I've seen.

They're not like our guys.

I was gonna say, I've seen like

Chinese fire departments.

They don't, you know, they're

not like.

Yeah, it's a third world

country.

What you expect?

Right.

So it's like like the old

fashioned pump trucks.

One guy's on either end and

they're pumping in.

The guy's got the little hose

that's about that big around.

Oh, can't do that, sorry.

Oh God I was showing the hose

size.

Lee, you forgot to put in the

water.

We out of water?

What happened?

Now there's there's no.

There's no.

Yeah.

Oh my God, I can't think of it

anyway where I just didn't just

dig that hole.

David Yes, Lee Fire Department

are all first responders for

their swift action and

professionalism.

There you go.

The company also expresses

appreciation and the immediate

support offered by fellow

manufacturers and members of the

Estele cigar community.

Do you do you think when these

guys build back the the barns

and stuff like do they put in

anything for?

Fire suppression, Yeah, No.

No, it's a barn bro.

Yeah, how will they run into

anything to it?

It's in the middle of a tobacco

field.

No, I mean, the funnier part

though, is the fact that there's

always some type of fire that we

hear from the cigar industry and

it's.

An ongoing problem.

It's every year you hear like.

Yeah, it's like they take turns.

It's like every year you hear

two or three that have.

OK, everyone at the table who

would like to burn down the barn

this year?

Yeah.

Anyone volunteers?

We need the barn burning.

Well, we need to be in the news,

so we'll go first.

Well, Cynthia, you have got barn

burn in a long time, so you're

up.

Right.

Hey, Jay's going.

Not me, man.

I'm out.

I just had one.

I got too many orders.

Factory last year.

I'm done.

I get to skip the next two.

I get to skip the next two.

Because only AJ.

But it's not just Nicaragua.

It's also.

No, all of them do.

Dominican Republic.

Sure, but they have a different

meeting.

They're not close by.

You don't really hear too much

from Honduras.

I'm.

Sure, it's happening, Republic.

It's always Otero Fuente, He

loses every.

Another one.

Sorry you have more than anybody

else.

There he goes, another one.

Is there a lot of factories in

Honduras?

There's some.

Yeah, there's some.

Placencia has one, don't they?

We'll have.

Everything there.

I know that you know Cle is from

there and JRE.

Yeah, Lauras in Honduras.

Laurora is in the Dominican

Republic.

Don't they have one in Honduras?

I don't think they're pretty

sure.

They're making caffee cigars now

I think.

I don't think so.

Maybe.

We don't know.

We're guessing.

You're an expert too.

I'm not an expert, never go

anywhere.

Honduran expert.

Pro Cigar reveals the 2026

auction as online bidding.

So first time in history they

have decided we could sell more

if we put this online.

Yeah.

I mean, look, that's a practical

approach.

Sure.

You know, there, I'm sure there

are people that want a bid that

weren't there.

Maybe attendance is down or

something and they didn't think

they're going to get enough

people.

'S even if attendance was the

same, it's like OK how do?

Well, yeah, look, every year you

try how do we raise more money,

right?

Well, bigger audience makes you

raise more money, so that makes

sense to me, you know.

Very generic where they say the

money goes.

Yeah.

Various local charities and

organizations.

So you think that there's some?

Like the Burn Down the Barn

committee.

Like the burn down the barn.

Committee and.

The the papal said to you for

burning down their barn fund.

The alleged.

The alleged, I don't think that

it was.

I think it was 100% accidental.

More often than not, I don't.

I can't.

See, I don't think somebody went

there and firebombing the place

with Molotov cocktails.

Especially when it comes to a

barn, I think that's very easy.

Right, A bunch of guys in there

making a thing and some guy

dozes off, decides to take a

siesta.

I don't think that that's the

case.

He wakes up.

I think that the fire became too

big and it caught something

right.

Tobacco.

Right, so.

I think they would find a better

way to do it, or a better way to

contain the fire that they have

to make.

I mean, it's not just like a.

Contain.

It's not just like a fire on the

floor.

Oh you mean like only like one

part of the area burn?

Is that what?

You're saying like, you know,

put it in a fire pit that's got

a top on it or something

because, I mean, it's got to be

some other.

Way dude them barns look why

they could go up any day.

This was a nice little barn.

It was all painted white.

This is newer, yeah, maybe.

Oh, was it?

But some of them are, you know.

Well, I see some of them that

look like the ones inside.

God damn they look like 5 for

five.

Cut me off.

I've been patient this whole

time.

I haven't said anything, I just

let it happen, right?

He's excited.

I'll go back to raising my hand.

No, go ahead.

I'll go back to raising my.

Hand No, I'm done talking now.

He's excited.

I'm excited about the fire.

Yeah, no.

OK, great.

Yeah, they should figure out a

better way.

I don't think they will.

I think that it's fine the way

that they do it.

I gotta be fine.

They burn down a barn a couple

times a year.

Maybe they need to do some

employee training.

Yeah.

That'll be one step I guess.

Makes them rebuild.

Phil, how do they train the

employee since you've been

there?

Yeah, since you're an.

Expert So what they do is I

don't.

Know fire back.

To be honest with you, I don't

think they train the employees

on any of that anyways.

Probably not.

We need a fire here.

We need a fire there.

Yeah, don't make it too big.

Don't.

Make them too big.

You know, if we went together

and made one big one in the

middle, we wouldn't have to make

the two.

Yeah.

New guy.

Cream idea.

All right, the Vega feat at

Tablicalera de Garcia humidor

was incorrectly listed.

Is it for people that case they

wanted to bid?

Oh OK, incorrectly listed at

$20,000.

Supposed to be 2000.

Supposed to be 6.

How do you mess that up?

Wait wait, is this because

nobody bought it and they're

redoing it?

Lowered the price maybe?

No, no, no.

I got a little carried away. 20

No No 6 supposed to be 6.

Like how do you how do you mix

up those two numbers?

Could have been just 1/2 wheel

mistake.

They don't really say.

They make a lot of mistakes

lately.

No.

What else?

Did they make mistakes?

Last week they said that the PCA

was in March.

They messed up the TP and PCA

thing.

Yeah, of the day a word had two

I's in it.

That's a big 1/2 I's.

Things happen, I understand.

Yeah, I don't think that.

Yeah, I don't think that you

should really be throwing stones

at all about people.

I am commiserating with my

friends in the media.

People just don't understand it

because.

I still don't know.

Charlie and Patrick.

I've had no updates on Samantha

Guthrie from you lately either.

Because you don't know what's

real and what's not.

It sounds like they're getting

close to apprehending somebody.

I thought there was like a

warrant, like an issue, right?

Yeah.

Well, they but they've let a

couple people go, but it sounds

like they were close to

something.

My wife read yesterday that the

whole family's been in on it.

It was a way to make publicity

for their name.

No way.

She read an article that had

that in yesterday.

That's what I mean.

What's true anymore?

Well, if it is, or somebody's

going to get arrested for that

because that's fossil fiber

report.

There's a whole bunch of stuff.

Well, they just say, oh look, we

found Grandma.

She was downstairs.

Looks like they've analyzed the

glove.

There was a glove found.

Yep.

What?

Oh, was it like a black leather

glove?

If the glove doesn't fit, you

must, you know, acquit.

They found finally found OJ's

glove.

It's a black leather glove.

Looks like it's about 20 years

old.

Right.

Where'd you find the back of

this Bronco?

Come.

On that was funny.

It drove in from Maine.

Oh.

But I'm pumped.

It's called callback.

You bring something back.

Right.

We've called that one back like

5 times.

That's right.

Now it's time for the industry's

favorite game.

What's the?

Score.

Excellent gentleman.

All right.

First, First cigar of the day,

April 1st, 2016.

Patrick Lagreed, Honduras Leaf

by Oscar the Woody.

OK, I'll go 1st 84. 86.

You heard it right where he

started.

His brain.

Cigar Reviewed The Woody by

Oscar is from Honduras.

It is from the Oscar Valadares

Tobacco and Company factory

wrappers under and binders under

and fillers under and it is 21

inches by 80.

The vitola is called the Woody.

Yep.

They only smoked 1.

We used to carry these.

I was hoping they smoke three.

I was like, who the hell would

smoke all three of these?

Back-to-back.

Back-to-back.

You know what, it's funny, out

of all the cigars that they did

of Oscar Valdar's on half wheel,

this is the one he picked.

This is the one that excites

you, no?

It's just like it's just.

Novelty cigar.

Yeah, OK.

It's 80 inches long for

goodness.

Great, you said 2121.

Inch 21 inches.

Sorry, it's 80.

Ringage.

Sorry, it's almost 2 feet long.

To do red light.

He was keeping up on red light.

Haven't.

You I didn't red light this

weekend.

No, not completely.

I don't get, I think about.

Completely.

The red light has been put

outside as a Christmas light.

Yeah.

We haven't taken it off the roof

yet, sorry.

I'm sticking 84. 86.

Clue #1 Despite its massive

proportions, the cigar is

exceptionally well constructed.

The wrapper seams are clean and

nearly invisible, the color

matching is excellent, and the

cap is applied with a precision

especially impressive, giving

the scale for a cigar produced

by Oscar Valadari's Tobacco and

Company.

This level of craftsmanship on

such a large format is notable.

84.

Yeah, it can't change because of

the cap.

So 86.

Clue #2 While it starts off

muted, the cigar gradually

refined itself by the 1st 3rd.

It delivers a more cohesive and

enjoyable profile featuring

peanut, toast, pepper, earth and

almonds.

The retro hell becomes

especially clean and vibrant,

and the draw settles into an

ideal resistance.

The complexity and balance in

the last stretch redeem much of

the earlier performance. 84.

Yeah, I mean, it sounded normal

80.

Clue #3 the cigar struggles with

multiple technical problems,

tight draw early on,

inconsistent smoke production,

tunneling, shoveling burn lines

and repeated need for touch ups.

Wow, for such a long smoking

experience, around six hours

these issues.

Dude.

I'm sorry, I was reading it.

Did you want to say something?

I apologize.

I.

Don't.

I don't mind at all.

Go ahead.

What did you want?

To say I'm 1-2, you're fine all.

Right.

These issues detract

meaningfully from overall

enjoyment and demand more effort

than most smokers would prefer.

79.

Yeah, this thing is probably

going to do worse than that.

August 75.

Final thought, I've never been

one for novelty cigars.

While I do have a my father

baseball bat, we've already done

that.

Which we don't recommend

smoking.

I don't smoke a bat at all it's

not on display and I'm not even

sure I could tell you where it

is as much as such, it is a bit

hard for me to tell you to run

out and grab one the Woody by

Oscar other than to say you've

done it.

But to say that the cigars

without its bright spots would

be unfair.

The first he's.

Looking it up.

Oh my.

Wife is texting.

Me.

I had to tell you that he was

looking it up.

I had to interject. 2:00 to

5:00.

The 1st 14 inches or so are

fairly uneventful, and given the

significant amount of airflow

you have to generate to get

smoke to your mouth, plus the

burn issue in the second third,

it may seem like too much of A

mountain to climb to make the

final third worth it, but that

is exactly where the cigar

shines.

Fans of the Leaf by Oscar Corojo

Blend will immediately recognize

the flavors, rich in earth and

pepper with a decent amount of

nicotine for a full sensory

effect.

The big ring gauge does require

a bit more conscientious

smoking, as a sizable core of

heat can get very hot very quick

and as much adversely affect the

flavor.

But with a bit of

self-discipline and the

willingness to overlook, the 80

plus ring gauge can offer a

pretty decent smoking

experience.

I'm done. 70, 73.

Did it?

Did it, Did it 4547?

Did it 45?

No, no, that's not my final

answer.

I didn't say final answer 72.

Went the wrong way. 76.

I knew it.

I knew I could press.

Them lower.

Hold on a SEC.

If I stuck at 75 I would have

won.

What did this thing not have

wrong with it combustion wise?

The.

Last the last third was amazing.

The last two hours of the cigar

were great. 4 hours before

sheet, it's the last two.

How much was this cigar?

I don't know, it was like 60

bucks I think. 60 bucks.

Is right.

It's one of those things you

just smoke it to say you smoked.

It.

Why don't you just clip off the

2/3 then and smoke the last

part?

I paid for the whole thing.

Do you think with that cigar,

Charlie assigned it to someone

or they like, oh wait, I want to

smoke the six hour cigar?

I I think that that was AI don't

want to smoke this.

Yeah, I don't want.

Somebody to do it?

Right.

And Charlie goes, well, I'm the

boss.

I don't smoke in it.

Six hours.

You know what we'll do?

We'll make him smoke it, that's

what.

We'll do Patrick Smoke.

It should have made Brian smoke

it.

I haven't heard anything like

you never do, Brian.

'Cause he's never around.

He's never around.

He doesn't do many.

He's there.

He's their PCA guy.

Oh, that's the only time.

So he's like overflow.

Right, all right.

April 11th, 2024.

Charlie Minato Cigars JC Newman

Limited Edition.

The American All Star.

JC Newman.

Phil JC Newman.

I think I've smoked this.

I'll go, I'll go 82. 88.

The American All Star country of

origin USA Factory The Newman

Factory in Tampa Rapper USA

Florida Binder USA Connecticut

Broadleaf filler USA

Connecticut, Pennsylvania It's a

6 1/2 by 50 Toro extra oh $100

Oh you.

Smoke this no.

It's 30 for $3000.

They smoke 3300.

That's.

That's $300, three, $100

American.

Because they always buy their

cigars.

I must take a 82.

OK, 86.

Clue #1 All three cigars show

distinct signs of aging,

particularly in the aroma and

underlying sweetness.

At their best, they deliver a

layered profile featuring Graham

crackers, cocoa, pretzel,

oatmeal, peanuts, cedar and

botanical notes with creaminess

helping to round out things.

The Retro Hell in particular

adds sweetness, vanilla and

complexity, reinforcing that

these cigars produced by JC

Newman Company have well

developed tobacco with.

Real depth, Phil.

So he's drinking gin and eating

peanuts. 84 It started sounding

like you like it. 87 Clue number

One Removing the band noticeably

improves airflow on at least one

cigar, leading to better

combustion and a slight uptick

in flavour clarity.

While not a complex, complete

fix, this suggests the blend

itself performs more enjoyable

when not physically restricted,

revealing more cedar rye bread

creaminess and balanced pepper

notes in the final third.

So the band was constricting the

cigar.

Apparently so is.

That unusual?

Is that a rubber band?

Maybe it's too tight.

Maybe it was a maybe it's an

under filled cigar. 83. 85.

The dominant issue across all

three cigars is the overly tight

draw.

It restricts smoke production,

mutes flavors, increases

bitterness, harshness and

requires repeated touch ups.

Even when flavors show promised,

the constricted flow undermines

the experience, preventing the

profile from reaching its full

potential.

That was the third clue.

Brain going. 83. 80 Final

thought As I've written way too

often on this site, poor

construction will directly

impact the flavor profile.

Often times I then write

something along the lines of So

because of the poor

construction, I don't really

know how these cigars were

supposed to taste.

In this case, I smoked enough of

the American cigars to have a

decent idea.

This was bad.

Too sharp, too dry, too bitter

version of the Americans normal

profile for my palette.

The Leroy Neiman's 2023

Collector's Edition is the best

cigar to come out of the

factory, and I don't think the

All Star with a better draw

would change that take. 75. 76.

81.

Got it.

It was still in the 80s.

Barely.

Not it.

It's still 90s, period.

Yeah, usually draw issues 8182,

but since you lowered that

window, brought it all the way

down to 75, you can go higher.

Yeah, I win both rounds.

You need to Rev more.

Yeah.

More revving.

More revving.

No, I've been tired lately.

You.

Know something like that?

Remember.

You're tired.

Is that what you said?

That's your excuse for losing.

Of entire Austrian.

Yeah, OK, I'm exhausted.

Alright, that's it.

Where are you going to?

Be on the 25th, I will be at

Northport Cigars in Northport,

Florida from 1:00 to 5:00.

Perfect.

It's not this week, it's next

week.

And again, if you value the

entertainment and education

we're providing, please like and

subscribe.

Thank you so much for

everybody's support.

Phil.

Goodbye.

Alright, guys, bye, bye.

Show Notes

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