ACHP Episode 487 ROTC Protection

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Cigar Hustler Podcast Episode 487 I'm Mike Palmer, your engineer tonight, and as your host, Mikey, I have no games tonight so I'm making Palmer stay to do the podcast late. Stepan Kevich, and then our very special co-host, Brett Frye from Tobacology. Oh, yes. Slightly tired in the house.

Long drive. What's up, buddy? How are you, sir? Bill, thanks for the bump.

Yeah. I didn't know what he shared about, you know, like, I always thought it was just a him sort of thing. Yeah. He likes to, he likes to put it on a Reese's peanut butter cup.

He hits it and then eats. I thought there was a lot of rappers in the bathroom. That would be wild. Exactly.

Okay. Right on today's show, we got sleeper cells everywhere. Guthrie Kidnapping Sheriff makes an announcement. That's the last time anyone makes fun of ROTC.

And then in cigars, Perdomo makes an LE. Skip says we don't have a lot of tobacco, so I'm only making a Kraft Marquis cigar. And then 1910 focuses on Mexico. " Ooh, Mikey's made another "Loser Leaves the Industry" challenge to Mr.

Brett Frye. Oh. John Carney already had to leave the industry because he lost. Yeah, he no longer- He's no longer in the industry.

Bentley or- Bentley or Houghton Young or anything else he's done. Lions and Giants. It's been a good run. But first- How's it done?

How's it done? How's it done? You know, I watched a short clip on that, and was it meant to, like, grab you at the end? Because it didn't show you, So then like, you gotta go back in the...

I had to explain it. They didn't understand. Oh, got it. Carney kept saying, "Well, did we both lose?

" Oh. Sometimes he talks in, you know, cryptic. Yeah. Yeah.

All right. But first, Mikey, how do we get some of that CH Pod swag? And the comments are very plentiful today. The comments are very plentiful today.

com. Now listen, I sent out an email today, and, well, it's actually on Friday, but when this releases, today will be the last day to get the special Mr. Magoomer shirt. Now, if I don't sell any, there's definitely going to be one made.

And it's a pre-sale. Yeah. This is a pre-sale. It's only being made for the pre-sale and then that's it.

So, it could just be one of one, Palmer. You might get lucky, but I'll wear it with pride all the time. Because you have stopped wearing my BDP shirt. Because, yeah, I wore it so much, it started to fade.

Now they can't make another one. So, Mr. McGoomer is going to be on its way. I saw it.

Yeah. Well, that makes me upset. Well, don't, don't ever make something while I'm in the shop and then cover, he tries to cover the screen. Like I can't look up the website.

Well, maybe you should be working. I was working. com, where you can buy one, get the second one 40% off, spend $100 or more, you're gonna get free shipping. Looking at some comments from today, we've got a lot of comments.

Kratos was asking about a... Are the arms, are the shirt arms look that small or is that... Yeah, they're purposely tightened. Yeah, they're all smaller.

Okay, I got you. Thank you for noticing. They're all small, mediums, they only have the one size. All right.

" Perfect. That would be good. - Do you have a poop knife at home, Mr. Friend?

- No. - Do you know what it is? - I do know what it is. - Ah, see?

- Yes. - How do you know what it is? - I can't say that. - Okay.

That's fair. - I can't say that. - Okay. - People in my life, I can't say that.

- Because you respect them? - Yes. - After they shared that with you? - Yes.

- Okay. - Your poor wife. - Very close. - Annemarie Porapatz, 6805, says, Palmer won a poop knife for guessing who sent a Phil a video.

Yes, indeed. You did nail that one. He did nail it, yeah. Mm-hmm.

TX Alpha, if the show ended with you guys hearing your neighbor's stolen pressure washer, that's a Seinfeld level ending. By the way, you guys told us about the half-eaten muffins in one of the last few episodes wasn't tied to a private conversation. So yeah, you remember that? Yes.

Okay. All right. And I did just talk to your children in your wife's car. Everybody had an electronic item and everybody was eating both.

Things were a little looser in the wifey's cup. That's the problem, you know? That's the problem. That's the problem, buddy.

I mean, I was even offered a snack as I spoke to them through the door. Would you like a snack? Would you like one? Well, I don't have any problems with the kids eating in the car.

I just don't want them on their tech. They were all on something. That's a good point. And he almost had like a 19-inch TV.

Hers was big. You want to call out? You want to call out my wife? Go right ahead, bro.

She doesn't listen anymore. Okay, don't worry. I'll give her a clip. He doesn't listen anymore.

So, well, when we went every day, we lost a couple. I love you, Brittany, you look very thin today. T-Money says, "So DHS has technically been shut down since January 30th, DHS has a ton of money from the big beautiful bill, but Congress needs to either approve the budget or a resolution for the money to be released. They've essentially frozen the DHS bank account to get things they want.

" That does suck, especially for T-Money. Last paycheck the TSA got 30% of the normal pay, this time they got nothing, and if they don't show up for work they get fired, but I mean what's the big deal, you're not getting paid anyway, you get nothing and you get fired, it's no loss, last two here, John Yogerlite says they were both crispy and raw onions on the arch, ah so I did get a raw onion, that's what those white things were, and then Kratos 899 said, hey did you know I know that the hyoid bone is the only bone that isn't attached to the skeleton. Yes, it's in your throat. It is in your throat.

Kind of. No, it's in your throat. It's great by your trachea. So there you go.

I didn't know that. Is that how I used to kill people, Palmer? It's the floating bone. In the CIA.

Yes. The floating bone. If you want to hear your comment on the show. I'm sorry.

If you want to hear your comment on the show, go ahead and comment below on this episode. And if it's funny enough, it may make it. It may make it, or if you're talking about a hyoid bone, hyoid bone, it might get added as well, so who knows, I'm forgetting something, oh, if you're going to PCA and you want to speak with us, carry Polsanya already, or if you're a retailer and you're interested in carrying the number two cigar in the world. - Number two, the best.

- Hit the Calendly link below, set an appointment with us, we'd love to talk with you, and when you do that, meet up with the appointment, we're going to get to meet up with the appointment, I'll give you a free hat. If you're a media member. What's that? I don't know if I set an appointment.

You haven't. I have not. You better get on it. This is awkward.

You want to know why? This is awkward. Because you're the guy, because you are the guy, sir, that will come up to me and say, well, where's my hat? Oh, well, bro, where's my hat?

I'm like, did you set the appointment? I'm like, oh, come on, man. Come on. I'm like, no, it doesn't work that way.

We didn't bring enough for everybody. Yeah. Only for the people that made appointments. - Eight appointments.

- And one per appointment, right? - It's always a small writing. - You know, the sad part is that Palmer sends an email, we talk about it on the show, we do follow-up calls, we talk on the phone all the time, and you have yet to set a Calendly appointment. What are we doing?

What are we doing? - I think I blocked, I think he's sent the spam. So that would explain that one. - Oh, okay, okay.

Same goes for media members. So, if you want to book an appointment and do an interview with one of us, book the appointment, we're going to give you a hat as well. Okay. We're ready.

Mr. Palmer. All right. Now the news.

FBI Director Cash Patel says the shooting being investigated was an act of terrorism at Old Dominion. Oh. That happened yesterday. Okay.

So, what happened? The guy went into an ROTC class. He shot the instructor and then killed the instructor. And then he shot, uh, two other people and then, uh, three of the ROTC guys, uh, realized he was a threat to national security.

They subdued the man and he is no longer alive. They stabbed him 22 times. 22 times. One of them apparently had a knife and stabbed him 22 times.

Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Man, yeah. You're still breathing.

Stop moving. Uh, yeah. All the blood was gone after the 10th stab, he kept going. Suspect was identified as Mohamed Jola, previously convicted, He's been convicted of providing ISIS material support.

If he was in the Guard and he had been convicted, why was he not in the Levin Ward? Right. I don't know. That's a good point.

That's a good point. I wonder that myself. Well, what is the punishment for just providing material support? Is that like he made copies?

You get stabbed 22 times. Well, yeah. I can't see you. It's weird for me.

He's staring at this box. Uh-huh. I'm not even here. Uh, so, so what do you think?

22? More? Less? Just enough?

I'm the wrong person to ask. That's why I'm asking you. How many times would you have... I'm sure that they felt unsafe up until after the 21st.

Right. And I think it was the proper amount of force. Right. Returned.

Makes sense to me. I mean, you know. He had a gun, they had a knife, it seems only fair. Okay.

Yeah. Where did this happen? Dominion, up in Virginia. Dominion.

Oh, okay. Yeah. This guy's not gonna get in any trouble, right? In Florida, we would have gave him, like, some flowers and sent them home.

No, he's being hailed as a hero. He is? Yeah. Okay, good.

Yeah, even the school came out. Yeah, he probably saved a ton of lives. There hasn't been any pictures of him, though. Maybe he doesn't want pictures.

Well, if it's a terrorist, they normally don't put anybody involved in a terrorist on the other side. Go ahead, Michael. How old is he? He's a kid, he's ROTC, so he's a college student, so in his late teens, early 20s.

You know what's funny is this goes back to like the forever debate about, should I be able to carry a gun on campus, you know what I mean, like, why couldn't a ROTC member be able to carry a firearm, children, and in the state of Virginia it's 21 years old, they don't try to carry, but most of them are under 21. Yeah, I don't think in RTC they qualify. They just get those wooden rifles. The fake ones?

Yeah, the white ones that they paint and they spin them around. Spin them around. Yeah, it's a ceremony. Yeah.

Okay, so no other comments from you yet? No. You know the show! No, no, I understand the show.

You know the show? Yeah, no, I understand the show. Okay. So there's talking, you have to...

Yeah, you have to speak. No, I spoke, I spoke. There was a proper amount of force. After 21, I think they felt he was subdued and they were no longer in danger.

Right. Okay. Apparently we need to be on a little more lighthearted. We don't have much lighthearted news today.

News, thanks. I'll do the next non-lighthearted. Yeah, we don't have like a Waffle House story or anything. No, let me look.

So tell us about, listen, can you cover the next shooting for Brett? Okay, well, Brett really wants to chime in on some of these things. There was an attack on the largest Jewish synagogue in North America Yesterday also. It was a very busy day yesterday for terrorists.

It's in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan And the reason I pulled the story is I know where it is. I mean, I've seen it. Yeah, Ronnie I lived in Michigan. The synagogue?

Yeah. I mean, it's the largest one in North America. It's huge I think Ronnie sent me the video on it. Maybe.

Big fire truck? Yeah Something like that. So apparently they had a tip. It was going to happen.

They just didn't know when. Okay So the guy drove his truck into the front door, there were children inside, the car had explosives, but the car blew up, but the explosives didn't. So apparently he didn't have it hooked up right or something. So he got out, opened fire on the synagogue, and the armed security guys took him out.

Subdued him as well? Yes, unalived him. Nobody says killed anymore, they say unalived. I said subdued.

I understand that, I'm just saying the news says unalived. Right. Yeah, if you say the word kill... Let's keep saying it on the podcast.

It's a great idea. If you can say it like nine more times when we can get a strike, that'd be great. If you say that. That's not one of the questions they ask.

Subdued from breathing. Subdued from breathing. Stopped his breathing. Any injuries?

Just the unalive guy. Just the one dude? It's a very bad week for terrorists. No kids.

So that worked out well. No, the kids were all quickly ushered out the back of the building to a neighboring home. Oh. How many kids were in this one?

I don't have an exact one. Sounds like they had systems. Are you a man of systems? Yes.

I am a man of systems. Are you a man of systems? Yes. I think there's a common theme to today's news.

That's the problem. That's the problem. Okay. All right.

I like that. It was a refueling plane, but we won't talk about that. Yeah. Oh, my Lord.

Hmm. Okay. Anything else to cover on that, buddy? Because it doesn't sound like we're getting much here from, uh, from Brett on any type of, what?

Yeah. So, where's the saddle? I can only hear microphones. I can put these things up, but we won both of those.

Wants to know where the sadness is. Yes, yes, we won, yeah, we won both of them. Yeah. The bad, bad week for terrorists.

Well, but unfortunately in the Virginia ones, people died. Yes, uh, Lieutenant Colonel, we have his name, Lieutenant Colonel Brandon Shaw. okay that sucks all right well moving keep moving then because you're uh you know i think we got to cater to our guests a little more when it comes to the news articles buddy right now we're not doing so when i did this uh he this was not planned he wasn't on the map yet no no good you notified me after i just finished no uh no little debbie's uh news no no little debbie's level one return for bacteria how do you feel about that how do you feel about that - How do you feel about food recalls? - I think we're having trouble.

- It's not coming in? - Yes, it's not coming in, you can't hear it. - Get off the three shots. - If there was a food recall on Little Debbie's, would you return your tasty cakes or whatever the fuck you buy?

- No. - Yeah, you'd just eat them, right? - Yeah, I would eat them, yeah. - See, see Palmer?

- Yeah, I figured they coat the roof of my mouth anyway, so it would stop absorption. - Right, and prevent that? - And prevent absorption of anything. - That makes sense.

Positive or negative. Okay, that's good. Yeah. Good to know.

Yeah. Okay, next one, Palmer. All right, Pima County. It must be Pima, P-I-M-A, Pima County.

Shooting at Pima. Chris Nano said his agency believes they know the motive behind the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping. Oh, this is the fucking... This is the dumbass sheriff.

The slapdick sheriff? Right, right. He has announced that he knows. He's got it?

He's got the reason? He knows the motive. Okay. And he's warning that other residents are not immune.

Okay. Someone else could be kidnapped. Okay, what's the reason? Because I didn't hear it.

Did you hear anything about a ram? No, I did not. So what's that? Is this taking people?

Body parts? " And so it'd be silly to tell people, "Yeah, don't worry about it. You're not his target. " Because it happened to Guthrie family that you're safe.

But tune into our show tomorrow and we'll tell you. I don't think he's to that level. I think that he's, uh, he's, this guy, from what I'm hearing, he's run on like two brain cells, tops, he's like the Barney Five. Yeah, I mean, I don't even know why they let him talk.

It's so bad. What do you think happened? Maybe they should put a mask on, cover half his face. People might pay attention more.

They call him Phil. What do you think happened to Guthrie's mom? No idea. No idea?

Buried in a hole. Yeah. Yeah, I think by now that's probably... That's what you guys think?

Disposed of. But like, why would they take her? I don't know. Nothing?

Maybe there was going to be a ransom, but in the act of taking her, something happened and she had a heart attack or she passed or they accidentally ran over her or something. I'm like, now what do we do? Ugh, I'm still gonna stick with my original. Which is what?

She's in the elderly sex trafficking ring. Oh, you like that? Yeah. Right now, she's- Have you seen any emails?

I mean, you travel in that circle? Yeah. No, no, no, I'm not in that circle. No, no.

Are you dark webbed like the squatty potty guy? No. Are you sure? But I think that's where she ended up.

Oh, God. She ended up. That's terrible. I mean, it's all terrible.

So, I mean, none of it was good. Some sheik as a fetish for older women? Probably. Oh.

Maybe they're not releasing the files for this reason only. Wow. She's on it. How much would you pay, Phil?

Yeah, what's the line? What's the number for an elderly woman? I'm broke, so. But do you have to win on the Super Bowl to be able to get Mrs.

Guthrie? Would you give up your poop night? My poop night? Yeah.

First of all, Palmer wasn't the one that brought up the whole poop bag situation. He could switch to disposable. This is really good by the way. Thank you.

Yeah. Did you blend it or did he? No, Oscar did. Yeah.

What is that? This is the Habano, it's gotta be Habano. It is. Tobacology by Oscar.

Yeah. It is good. Yeah. It actually kind of reminds me of Leaf.

Yeah. The original Leaf by, uh, by Esteban. Yeah. Leaf in Island Gym too.

Yeah. I really like those. Is there an AI, a violent gym, coming out smoking this? He does AI videos every day.

I just want to know, right now, I feel like Fifth Element is going on, and you are Bruce Willis, and I'm Chris Tucker. Yeah. Yeah. I'm like, so how do you feel about that?

And you're like, fuck, awesome, dude. Thanks so much. Yes, Brett, yes. Yes, Brett.

I just want you to know, I mean, if you're thinking about getting in the podcast, And if you're thinking about getting in the podcasting realm, don't do it. Thanks, buddy. You might want to let that one go. It's been a long day, buddy.

Yeah, I know. Look, it's a long day for all of us. We've got to rally. I get you.

You were in a car. You slept. I get you. I need another bump.

There's only one. Yeah. I'll be right back. We need you to rally.

We need you. Get it together. Oh, you don't want me talking about the news topics. I do, though.

I like to. No, you don't. It's kind of the idea of the show. Yeah, that's the whole thing.

You can have a theory, people will get outraged about it, and I'll just say, hey, relax, it's fine, people will have different perspectives. We have a consistent problem. Yes. Yep.

We do. We do. That's it. For real.

We have a consistent problem. We've got a consistent problem. All right, what's the next story there, Mr. Palmer?

Well, we're moving into Cigar News. Whoa! Way along, huh? Unless you have a video.

You know what? I have a video for you. Oh! In one week, he has had two videos.

One. No, no, this is the second one. Yeah, that's true. And here's the thing.

Wait, you provided one. I provided one. What videos did he do? He did one on Monday, I think.

Oh, did he? Or whatever day that was, yeah. Here's the thing, buddy. You called me out on this.

And now, I'm going to respond. I can't wait to see this video. It's amazing. All right.

It's not gonna be any good. It's not one of you and Preston, is it? Sorry. It's one of you.

We're only allowed to talk about Preston on Tuesdays. On Tuesdays? Sorry. I don't know what day it is anymore.

I said it to you as well if you want to watch it. Okay. I don't know how this audio is going to work. Does it have music?

Yeah. You have to listen to it because it's hilarious. Alright, here's what I want you to do. You know what?

You don't have to see it. Palmer, I want you to play it on your phone and play it loud enough so we can all hear it. It's a news thing. And then we'll pop it up.

Mike Palmer reporting. S. state government has come under fire after its customer service system, which may be offering Spanish language, was found to actually be speaking English with an accent. The Department of Licensing in Washington State is responsible for vehicle registrations and issuing driver's licenses.

It fields thousands of calls every day. In order to streamline customer queries, it uses an AI-driven self-service system, asking callers to select the language they would like to converse in. But if you want to speak in Spanish, you'd probably be disappointed with what you heard. Customers were met with an AI program speaking English with a Spanish language with a Spanish language.

I. taking off your phone? Thank you for calling the department. Oh my god.

Oh my god. Wow. Please press 1. Please press 1.

Oh man. - Oh man, so, are you that worried about AI taking our jobs, or what? - Oh, that's humor, it's good humor though. - Dude, incredible.

And like at the end it said, some people said like, it was very disrespectful, but hilarious. - The umbrella of comedy. - Yes, yes. Any other comments on that?

- You think it was prompted for that? - Yeah, so they obviously told AI, hey, speak with the Spanish accent. Yeah, if they choose this. Yeah, so somebody, but you, like the problem, here's the thing with AI is like, you have to, you have to be extremely specific what you want it to do.

Right? So when you just say, hey, speak with a Spanish accent, it's like, no problem. Like, I got you. They say, if they choose this, speak Spanish.

Right. Thank you for calling. Hello, thank you for calling. No, that's not Spanish.

No, no, they're Chinese. That's not even... Do you think anybody shared that with their friends and told them to call? Yeah, I mean, you had to, right?

You had to immediately be like, "Hey, you need to call and listen to this. " The Spanish language portion of our-- Ugh. So strange. Pressing two.

There's a lot going on here. There's a lot of Spanish people calling in today. What's happening here? And I love that it was covered by, like, "Australian News," and then it made its way back to us in Florida, which is even better.

It's like, you're not going to believe what the Americans are doing, right? Pretty epic. So there's your video, Mr. Palmer.

That was good. That was pretty good. That was good. Okay.

That's probably the best one he's ever done. No. I'm not going to comment on that because I feel there's going to be repercussions for that comment. Because normally they're only funny to him.

I saw one about a Denali that I almost popped up. Yeah, here it comes, yeah. And you know what? I should have saved it because it was pretty funny.

funny the guy's like uh i don't attach a trailer to my denali and we could scratch the coat painting off the the ball or whatever yeah the hitch oh my god yeah i see that one wouldn't have been it was it was pretty good you see me hook up trailers all the time the weather right i told i told stuff i told stuff on my truck i do construction yeah i'm gonna be very bad i do wow i do construct don't feed into her yes i was just saying i get trouble for being silent But here's what I'm going to tell you. Screw him. Do it. Do it.

You don't have to worry about him. It's no big deal. We have technically replaced him with this new piece of equipment. Yeah.

He got replaced by a 12-inch box. Yeah, but yeah, they're always like, "Oh, press this button. Don't stay on this screen too long. " Yeah, but we don't have to tell the machine that, though.

Yeah, it just doesn't. The machine doesn't do that. You guys said it was horrible the first time you did it. We used it the other day when you weren't here.

And it was great. It worked great. No problems. Whatever.

It learns. We still missed you. Yeah, it probably does it with a Spanish press button thing or something. We still missed you, okay?

Thank you. It can't say quidado. You know what I mean? Quidado.

It can't, you know. It's not racist. Yeah, it's not racist. It doesn't call Arabic people towels.

Yeah. You know, it doesn't do all those evil things that people find. There's no hard R in its heart at all. Yeah.

Don't use the hard R. I almost slipped into it the other day. Yeah. Alright, Perdomo's got a new cigar that's coming out.

Oh. But, unlike most of Perdomo's cigars, it's a limited production. Mmm. Okay.

It's a father and son collaboration. Nick Perdomo Jr. created the Shade Grove blend. Wait.

Oh. Nick Perdomo Jr. and Nick Perdomo III. How many of them are there?

Three. Is there only three? All right, so Nick Perdomo Jr. created the Shade Grown blend, Nick Perdomo III created the Maduro blend, both work together on a Connecticut blend that uses a hybrid tobacco, uses a Habano crossed with a Cameroon hybrid seed, for the binder and core of the blends, vintage tobacco filler comes from Condega, Esteli, and Jalapa, and are age from 2011 to 2016.

So there's three wrapper options. There's a Shade Grown, a Maduro, and a Connecticut. 2011 to 2016? Yes.

That's the age of the filler tobacco. Okay. So they've had it for an additional 10 years on top of that? Yeah.

It takes a long time. A long time. Okay. They lost it and then they had to find it again.

Oh, it's lost and found? Lost and found, yeah. Okay. All right.

It's 6x48x6, what? It says single Vitolo, then it says 6x48, 6x60, and 6x52, so I guess that's the three different cigars. Each one is a single Vitolo. That doesn't even make any sense.

No, there's three different cigars. Oh, okay. There's a shade-grown, a Maduro, and a Connecticut. He didn't disclose that.

Which you think is which? Yeah, which is which? Maduro's probably a 60. Uh, well, let's see, it goes, if it goes in the same order, the Maduro is the 60.

The Connecticut is the 52, and the shade-grown is the 40. Their last one they did, that the third did, was the top 30 retailers or something like that got them. Oh, is that how that worked? Yeah, that's how they did it, yeah.

So what was it like for you? You liked it? I was not a top 30 retailer, no. You weren't?

You're not a top 30? No, no, no, no. You were 31? Yeah, something like that.

Yeah, just about, hmm, maybe 32. Slightly below? Yeah, 31 and a half. 31 and a half, so close.

Did you try it? No. No? Do you carry Perdomo?

No, I have not bought in a while. You have not bought in a while? Yeah. Used to.

Carried a lot. Yeah, but not anymore. Not in a while. Okay.

There's no reasoning or anything, but. It just happens. It just happens. You know what I mean?

It just happens. Yeah. The Habano sold well. The Habano barrel aged.

Yeah. Sold well at the shop. They won't let you just buy that one. Correct.

So you didn't want to give them the whole 30? Merchandise. The whole wall. He's big on merchandising.

Yeah. This is the one brand. He's big on merchandising. Yeah.

I hear the most complaints about this brand when I'm - As far as the requirements. - The requirements, only, you know, most shops are like, well, only this sells, but they won't let me just buy this. And then one guy showed up, they go, see all these on the floor? I had to buy those to get this one.

- I mean, I could argue either aspect of that, realistically, because, like, you want to have a decent amount of facings so that people can see it. You know, it's not like you can count on every single retailer to actually do their job and direct people in the humidor towards cigars. So if retailers did a better job, then you wouldn't need to have the face-ins, right? But that's not the case.

Yeah, I mean, it's real estate, you know how it goes. Yeah. You know? Yeah.

You'd like to, everybody that manufactures would like to have as much as they produce. Right. And it's hard. That's the dichotomy of what do you do.

Right. As you know. Yeah, I know. I got way too much post on.

Yeah, way too much? Wait, too much? Wait, too much. You gotta cut back.

We have requirements. Well, listen, I expect a specific amount. Yes. Because, you know, retailers such as yourself don't do a good job introducing it to customers.

I figure you and the boy will soon put one out and open a bar together. You and the boy? Oh, yeah, that's what I'm doing. I got that.

I got that. It took me a second. Took me a minute. We're gonna go online.

I'm gonna work with just close friends. We're gonna do some collabs. That'd be great. I'm going to make one called the Tobacology something.

Let me know. By Oscar? By Oscar. The Tobac Hustler.

No, perfect. It's going to be good. Perfect. It's going to be good.

People are going to find out your name is not really Szczepankewicz. I'm going to cut you in. Thank you. I appreciate that.

Yeah. You know, but payment may be a little slow. I don't know what he's talking about. I don't know what that means!

Me neither. Me neither. Me neither. I have no idea.

But you know. Alright, who wants to guess how much is the Lovely Cigar Collection? It's Per Cigar. They're all three the same.

Apparently they're all three the same price. Every Vitola is the same price. Yes, the three Vitolas, they're all the same price. It sounds like a really bad article.

It's not well put together. Sixteen. Well, I'm not allowed to just read articles anybody likes. Right, that's true.

Sixteen? Sixteen sounds... For Dumas? I'm going to, I'm actually going to go lower.

I'm going to go 14. Yeah. Ooh. I'd probably take the over on 14, the under on 16.

Yes. I'm going to go 15. Oh. He went the right way.

Yeah! Price is right. 15, baby. I didn't know he was playing.

It's not fair. Oh, whatever. I thought it was just me and Brett. Oh.

So, yeah. I think that this year, this particular PCA, you're going to see a lot more. - Lower priced cigars. - You think we're done with the $100 cigars?

- I think, I think that ship has sailed. Something about them not selling well, you know? It's crazy. - That and DHS not getting paid.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, that whole thing, DHS not getting paid, it's kind of a big one. - Some airports are saying to leave five hours before your flight. - For, for, how hard would you work if you weren't getting paid? - Right, exactly.

- Well, let's tell- - Only entrepreneurs are that stupid. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Exactly. Exactly. Yeah. Oh, why am I doing this?

Man, could you open another line? Nah. Like, outwork everybody. That's right.

That's right. That's right. Outwork everybody. Even when you don't get paid.

Unless you're working for somebody else, then screw that. Yeah. We're just trying to get dum-dums now for us every time he does a show. Yeah.

Well, I was just upstairs. You're doing all right. I'm just playing boys. I'm just playing boys.

Things are great. Mike, start the car. All right, it comes in a 50-count chest, made in Perdomo's own box factory, and the preview event is in May at Two Guys Cigars. Two Guys!

And then it should be nationwide, fourth quarter of 2026. I'll say this, though. His box factory is pretty cool. Is it?

At the factory. He's got a blind guy that worked for him, and we went there, and Bubba and I were very curious. So the whole tour moved through, and he was there, and we just stood in the door and watched him. I stood in the door and watched him for a while, 'cause it was fascinating to me, and it's like he knew we were there.

He did this, and I was like, oh man, that's scary, that's scary stuff. He's not really blind, just for the record. I'm just telling you what we were told. He's blind.

Just telling you what we were told, but he's got a cool box factory. I heard that the box room is actually the dressing room for the other ladies, that's where that came from. Oh, don't worry about him, he's blind. We saw… That's how they pay him.

Yeah, it's fine. And that was when he instantly started doing this. We saw this old Cuban box that was there because he's got a room at the tour that's got a bunch of boxes, examples of boxes, unique boxes. And it's a box that has kind of a rest in the center of it.

And when you lift it up, it loads a cigar from each side of the box. " You know me. But needless to say, they made us one. Really?

Oh, nice. So when we got back, they had sent one, and it was the exact same thing, where it's got, you just pull it up and it feeds from this side, and you pull it up, it feeds from the next side. It's a really cool little box that they, so they had, yeah, it was really neat. so it's a cool it's cool factory where is it huh is it it's at the it's the house well yeah the house not at the shop no it's that cool it's that cool you brought it home it's pretty cool man it's pretty cool i like it so can you put other cigars in there too or no yeah if it's up to a 60.

yeah yeah it's just hard to humidify there's a spot for bovita pack but it's not like sealed right it's more of like a desk if you know people are coming over right bust it out bust it out there That kind of thing. Would you like cigars? Yeah, fancy. Here I am.

Better than most boxes. I am bretto. Back all the chances. Okay.

All right, Aroma Craft Tobac begins shipping next week. The Craft Marquette El Marinero? Marinero. Marina?

What's Carlos's name? Marine Oro. Marine Oro. It's the leather one, right?

No, that's the Craft. He meant to say Marquette in there. I did say Marquette. He did say Marquette.

- Oh, okay. - Craft Marquette El Merino. - Yeah. So I believe that there was some issues with production on boxes for the craft.

- Right. - So that was held back. - I gotcha. - I can't confirm or deny that.

- Yeah, I hadn't heard exacts. - But I think that that was the case. There was some kind of holdup in production on the box. - Okay.

- So instead, they went forward with the-- - Marquette, the next Marquette? - Yeah, Marquette Marquette Marquette. It's a four and three quarters by 54 box press Grand Robusto. It's a Mexican San Andreas Ramper, binder is Omotempe.

First time Robocraft has used this tobacco. Yes. Omotempe is a cool place. Yeah?

You been? Yeah. What was the coolest part about it? Is there a blind guy there too?

There's a blind guy there? See, now I'm done. Blind guy there. This is me shutting down.

No, that means we won. If you shut down, we won. We win. That's for the record.

Alright, we're not even recording really. I don't even record them, really, that much is all we're just doing in your time. Alright, let's start now, let's start now. Yeah, there's been a whole gag.

They're so mean. Yes. They sound nice, but they're not very nice. We sound nice?

We sound nice? Okay. Thanks so much. Go ahead with the marinero, buddy.

What else you got? Alright, a thousand bundles, ten cigars per bundle. How much is this little cigar? Ooh.

How much is it? Booch is, alright, Phil is playing. No, I'm not playing. Stop giving the hand signals from over there, what are you doing?

- Wow! - Sandwiches. - You want me to play? - I'm sure these two already know the price that they're giving me.

- No, you won, now you gotta go first. - All right, 10 bucks. - What do you think? - 10 bucks what, we pay, or?

- No, no, no, retail. - Oh, retail. - I'm gonna say 14 and a half. - 14 and a half?

That's 15. I'm gonna say... 18 bucks. You went the wrong way.

Great. 13! Yes. I purposely aimed high on that one.

So it's a brown paper bundle with ribbon instead of traditional bands. S. Navy Service, Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man in the Sea, and it's a tribute to Carlos Sanchez, a respected tobacco figure in SFX. Yeah, that's what's funny to me, Palmer, is you're telling me this story, and you think that it's Carlos.

I thought that was the Carlos. No, it is the Carlos, but it's not the local Carlos. Well, yeah, I just read that now. I only read the first name.

Different last name. Yeah, Carlos Sanchez is... There's more than one Carlos in the ground? We have a Carlos here who was just at the factory.

Carlos Sanchez is distinctly different from any other Carlos that I have met. I would assume, yes. I can assure you... Our Carlos could be a respected tobacco figure in Esteli too, you don't know.

No, that's not true, he doesn't live there. Well, it doesn't mean he's not respected. Ugh, well, no, Carlos is a big deal, and his son's pretty cool. I never met him.

Really? Yep. He was like one of the first guys to help Skip kind of get going in Esteli, and you know, they would drink heavily together. They would drink heavily together.

I'm gonna presume rum? To my knowledge. I'll be corrected on that. We got a text earlier letting us know how much idiots we are on this podcast.

Our news just sucks. He didn't say it like that. He said something. That's the way I took it.

That's the way I took it. Don't take it like that. See, that's the problem is you can't take Skip's text like that. He said something like...

Where the hell is this coming from? He said the picture from when we were at his house eating. He cooked for Bubba and I. He sent a picture, yeah.

Did you get the Fritos thing? It was chili, but it wasn't Frito's chili. Oh, you didn't put it in a Frito's bag? I don't know.

The walking taco. Oh, yeah? That's what we had. It's called a walking taco.

Where'd it go? Walking chili. What? Why is it called walking?

No, you eat it. You can walk and eat it. Because you eat it out of a Frito's bag. Got it.

He says, "I watch things like StarTalk and discover amazing things about our physical universe. " ACHP is kind of the opposite of that. And, uh, you know, Palmer took that to heart, I don't, like, we kind of are the opposite of that. Well, certainly, but I don't need him to tell me, I know that.

Palmer, there's an ask for every seat, right? That's right. Yeah. Any of those other shows?

We are edutainment. That's right, baby. You know, those other shows are the number one podcast? Yeah.

For industry industry. So, I went on this, so we were on this Fritos Quest in Esteli. Okay. Me and Danny Vasquez.

Okay, so I'm a date, I'm a date this a little bit, right? And this is when the Ford Explorer that they have, that was NSLE probably one of one, right, we were in this car together on this quest checking, you know, the five gas stations that are there and any other type of convenience store for Fritos. And as we're driving, Danny in his infinite wisdom does not see a median. S.

They're like these hard squares, very tall. And he went for doom, for doom, for doom. And I was like, oh my God. And he just kind of froze holding the steering wheel like this.

Oh, don't freeze. And I'm like, look, man, it's gonna hurt. Look, no, I said, look, if it looks okay, I'm not saying a damn thing, bro. I won't, you know?

Like, at that point, Danny should have known who the person, who I was, and like, man, this guy's, he's got me, like, you know, like, hey, as long as everything checks out, I'm not saying anything. I won't throw you under the bus. You can report yourself, and that's it, you know? So, um, we eventually found the Fritos.

I know that that's what everybody wants to know. It took like three hours to find the vehicles, and we almost destroyed an Explorer in the process. If it was a Denali, it would have made it. Yeah, Denali definitely.

Yeah. Thank you. But that's not really a worker's truck. I get it.

Yeah. Like a show truck, right? Yeah. You know what I mean?

Yeah. Not so much. Guys who wear construction boots that are clean. You're right, exactly.

You know what I mean? Probably unlaced. Yeah. Unlaced.

100%. He doesn't have boots that have laces. Yeah. He's got American boots.

Yeah. You know what I mean? America. Yep.

Yeah, that's him. Yeah, don't finish that sentence. Yeah. I'll have to check the box.

Yeah, I'm not. Subdue, yeah. Do you have a... Is that the car ride where he suggested you should do a podcast?

What's that? Danny originally took credit for the podcast saying he suggested it to you. Is that the car ride? Or is that one in America where he like picked you up at the airport?

Yeah, you know what, dude? I honestly don't recall that conversation. Yeah, he was terrified. Well, we can say that it was in the States, I guess, you know?

Did you spend the day with him one time and he picked you up at the airport and you guys went to a couple of shops or something? He did pick me up from the airport in Texas, I think. Texas? Yeah, it was in Texas.

That's where he lived. Yeah. And I mean, we had a good time with him. And that's when it all went sideways.

But hey, here we are. Here we are. Here we are. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. On a different voyage. Oh, boy. Thank you, thank you.

Welcome to the show, man. Thank you. We're almost finished. So, we're excited.

Is anyone excited for this cigar? Of course. Perfect. How could you not be excited?

I would not be excited. I thought we'd finish the story here. We kind of went off the left field. Are you trying to bring it back?

No, yeah. Are you trying to bring the show back around? Yeah. Dude, I'm excited about anything that comes out of the Nico Swingo Factory.

Yeah. I'm excited about this. You know? They're next level.

For sure. Can you ever see yourself doing like a Marquette line like he's doing? Because now he's bringing out more and more every year, right? It's consistent now.

A Marquette line? Yeah. Yeah. No.

No? Probably not. No, I mean, you know, I'm trying to develop more core stuff, right? And I don't think I'm at that level.

Like, he'll always give me a hard time that I don't sell enough core. So, that's always a main focal point. I mean, just brand recognition and development is what I'm trying to do. Right.

And, you know, I'm trying to get Brett to buy more. One day at a time. One day at a time. Terms are crazy, right?

Terms are crazy, right? Terms are crazy, right? Terms are crazy, right? Ridiculous.

Okay. What else you got there, Mr. P? The CASA 1910 announces a portfolio makeover focusing on Mexican cigars for 2026.

Okay. Mexican cigar. So what does that mean? Like San Andreas?

Casa 1910 is shifting into its strategy to fully emphasize cigars made in Mexico and made cigars. I thought they were selling to Mexico. They had fun with Edgar Hoyle. I'm letting the heritage of the San Andreas.

He convinced them to come. So the core lines are the Chuchulau Parado. Okay. The Tierra Blanco and getting updated, updated packaging and will now share the same three Batolas, a Corona Robusto and a Toro.

They're making six new SKUs across the core lines for a six-by-60, headed to the Mexigars bundle line, we call them the Mexigars. Oh boy. Mexigars? Yes.

It could be a good opportunity. Price points there, if the competition's low, you know what I mean? I didn't know they were making cigars in Mexico. I mean, well, Casa Turret does, right?

Yeah, well, he's the guy, though. Yeah. And I mean like he grows tobacco. Yeah.

So that makes sense. Yeah. So they're obviously featuring Mexican San Andreas wrappers, tobacco aged five years and offered in the same three standard sizes. Do you have price points?

No, they are not announcing the prices yet. To be determined? To be determined. Okay.

And they are discontinuing the Calvary and the Soledaro lines, because those are not made in Mexico. So only Mexico. Only cigars made in Mexico. I mean, Mexigars.

This is always interesting, man. Give it a shot. What's that? You have to give it a shot, right?

Yeah. And like, okay, so why did they discontinue? Was there issues with the factory? Was there issues with production?

Was there issues with timing? Was there issues with cost? Or was it none of that? They just wanted to have a different vision?

I mean, like, for me, I've worked with the same factory, right? Got a good relationship with those guys, and that's nice, right? I don't feel the need to, now I can dabble a little bit with some of my other friends every once in a while and do something else, but it's nice to be established, you know what I mean? I think it's nice to have the foundation like that, yeah, but you also have a, obviously I'm biased, but you have a great foundation.

Right. I'm on board with Nicky Swaney, right? Right. I mean, I agree that I think there's vision and true passion.

Right. There, you know, and concern for people. Right. And I think, you know, the more you go and you take trips, that's important.

Right. And Skip takes care of his people. Right. 100%.

You know, I don't know if it's an industry-wide thing that we're seeing, maybe with sales or people being forced to make moves such as this. You know, I don't know if it's that macro, you know. Maybe tariff related? I don't know.

That could be it too. That's what I mean. I don't know if that's what motivates something like this or what. What's that, Palmer?

I said that could be it for Mexico. The tariffs are lower there. I don't know why they are in cigars, but a lot of my Chinese customers... Of course, it could have started when we were extremely fearful of the tariffs and that got pushed, right?

Yeah, now, now it's being, now it's all being challenged and it's like a blanketing 15 points across the board. 10, 10 now. 10? 10, yeah.

You know, fact check. It's 10. " What were you going to say, Phil? Maybe I'm going to change my beginning statement of this whole show.

Maybe that's where Samantha Gunther went. Oh, to Mexico? Yeah, maybe she's a roller now. Oh, she's making cigars for 1910?

I hope you get a nasty letter from 1910 you're pretty mean nobody knows where she is we're just speculating here it's all speculation better than the first thing I talked about elderly sex traffic the value he provides on this show it's tremendous you gotta love it we can't get him not to talk I can't believe they let him fly still you know what I mean Who's not on a Do Not Finalist? They love on a Do Not Finalist. Who's they? Well, 'cause he goes southwest and buys two seats.

I love you, buddy. I know. He was so excited that you were coming, too. I miss you, too, buddy.

As soon as I said, Brett Frys comes in. Like, I think he may have canceled this. Happy to be at work. Yeah, canceling everything.

Because I thought, when I sent the text, Mike, hey, we're gonna, we're gonna podcast with Brett in the evening. I thought he'd just say, oh, I gotta work or whatever. He's like, I'll be there. He probably called, he canceled.

I pushed it, I pushed it. Yeah. He's like, hey, can't, oh man, my equipment's down. Oh, I can't play.

My equipment's down. Very sorry. Mike, we can, we can, we can, it won't work. Yeah.

You're not gonna believe this. 49 guys broke my stuff. I can't plug in the speaker. 49 guys broke my stuff.

It's a callback, Michael, to the other episode. I get it. Thank you. All right, now it's time for the industry's favorite game: What's the score?

All right. Today's Cigar, April 14th, 2011, reviewed by Steve Val. Oh, that's all. No, no.

That's that mystery guy whose name pops up every once in a while. 2024? 2011, April 14th, 2011. Okay.

Steve Val Cigars, it's a Cuban cigar. Oh, God. It is a Dunhill Cabinetta. Okay.

Who's going first? Phil, I think that you should go first. I'll position myself in the weird middle spot, and then you can go last since you're our guest. All right, I will go 85.

I know nothing about this cigar. 88. 2011. Yeah, Steve Val.

No idea. They were on their way out. Dunhill, Cuban. Take your time.

88. Okay, 88. All right, the cigar is a Dunhill Cabinetta. It is from Cuba.

The factory is Real Fabrica de Tobacco's Romeo & Julieta. It's a Cuban wrapper, Cuban binder, Cuban filler. It's a four and seven eighths by 50 Robusto. The price is a $150.

Ooh, American? A box of 25 costs you, at auction, $5,000 to $8,000. This was in 2011, buddy. Yes.

And the cigar was originally released in 1984. Oh, boy. Was it made for something? Oh, it doesn't say.

It doesn't say. Did it say how many smoked in there? No. No?

Okay. No, this is way back in 2011. I don't know. There was an expensive cigar that I smoked not too long ago that we talked about.

This is 2011. They didn't have money. Oh, they were broken? They were broken.

Charlie did not have the velvet junkie. I'm going to go down to 82. I'm going to torpedo this thing at 67. Oh.

This is where it gets interesting. no there's no way yeah maybe you just have to be close you don't have to have the exact yeah i understand he used to listen i don't know he used to listen wow not anymore the studio audience thought that was very funny yeah does anybody admit it oh um we have uh cigar companies that You can listen to this, and they all play in the office. Yes. Yeah, you can listen too.

84. Yeah, you could play it in the shop. 84. 84.

Yeah, you could play it. If you wanted to play it. It's on YouTube. Yeah.

We need the views. We're monetized now. I haven't paid my internet bill yet. Well, you can just steal your internet.

Play it on your phone. No, their Wi-Fi could. We have the old cash register. Is that everybody?

Yep, that's everybody. Alright, clue number one. The cigar looks remarkable for its age, featuring a buttery milk chocolate wrapper, And delivering rich pre-light aromas of cedar, barnyard, floral sweetness, and aged tobacco. That's horrific.

Phil? Oh, you want to go just directly on me? You're saying the score. I mean, I like when it's three because then it shows everybody's...

You can do the three when I'm doing the clue. But I'm doing the clue. Yeah. You stay on your side of the table, Palmer.

That's why he's an executive producer. You're not an engineer, buddy. You're an executive producer. He's not supposed to be over here.

Might be my new scene. Oh, good. Your watch went off. Perfect.

Oh, no. You couldn't have an episode without it. Tell your wife you're busy. No, that's one of my workers.

Tell them you're busy. 82. Is it the one that broke the water line today in the building? Broke the water line.

You didn't hear about that? You didn't hear about that? Uh-oh. Don't finish anything.

Oh boy. Don't fire him. I like him. I'm sticking low here.

You're not going to fool me with this. Laurel notes, pre-light bariana. 67. Wow.

This is an 11. You said 82, right? 81. I'm going to go 82.

All right. All right. Clue number two. To the smoke, it shows excellent complexity and balance, transitioning from smooth aged tobacco and Cuban style sweetness to notes of coffee, leather, nuts, and dark chocolate, while staying incredibly smooth and flavorful.

Hmm. How's that torpedo? Coming up. How's that torpedo?

How's that torpedo? How's that torpedo, Iran? How's that torpedo? A bit messy over here.

There's nobody to report back. Um. This cigar's really good, bro. Thank you.

It is, man. Thank you, Oscar. That's the second clue? Yes.

Okay, so we have the third doozy coming up. We still have the third clue. Yeah. And the bottom line.

I know. You're not used to the game. I get it. Yeah.

It's new. It's new. 81. 74.

He's inching. He's Canada right now. He's coming back up. 84.

Here it comes. All right, third clue. There it is. Ready?

The wrapper shows some visible veins and lumps along the length of the cigar, which slightly affect the otherwise refined appearance. Okay. That's it? That's it.

That's all you got? Holy shit. Palmer's making this one difficult. Ah.

Come on, Phil. Phil wants to win so bad in front of somebody else. I don't know. 83.

I don't know if you can't sense that. 83. Okay. You don't have to yell.

That's the I can't even hear myself Palmer. I can't hear you. I know. I can't hear myself either.

Can I talk? No. Go. The answer is either 80 or 83, right?

I think so. You said what, 81 or 82? No, I'm 83. Oh, you're 83?

Yeah. I went up. You went 78? 79.

We got one more afterwards. 80. 80. All right, this doesn't have a final thought, it's called The Bottom Line.

Ooh. This is a true bucket list cigar. Wow. This is a cigar that I will think about for many years to come.

This marks the third Dunhill we have reviewed and been blown away by. People talk all the time about Davidoff 1492s and Dunhill selections. So much for 67. If you really want to experience a cigar that will knock your socks off, you look for a Dunhill from 1980s, and you will be blown away.

There's a reason why Steve's no longer at half a wheel. I know, I know, we were talking about spending hundreds of dollars on a single cigar, but this experience will last a lifetime, and that, to me, is worth it. I put the phone down, Michael, so he can't cheat and look. Good.

- Ninety-three. - Ninety-six. - Yeah, that's what I was gonna call him. - His writing.

I gotta over, under you. The problem is, if I take the under, it's only a two under. - That's right. - Because of his, so.

- Listen, I don't want you thinking too much about this, okay? 'Cause you're gonna, what you're doing is you're giving Phil ideas to actually figure out how to play the game. He has no idea. - Understood.

- This game whatsoever. - He just yells out numbers normally. - You are right, it does, It does kind of put you in a like hole. So we're at 93 and 96?

Yeah. If I choose 94 and it's 95, is it a tie? It would be a tie. And you get to stay in the industry.

I mean, no way. He went 97 with this. Your associate here gets all your shots. Yes.

And the debt. And the debt. Congratulations. - And all that for Domo.

- Yeah. - 94. - 97, you are-- - Oh! - Yes!

- Man, I was gonna say 97. - I was gonna say 96. - But I felt like I was pressing too high at that point. - 96 was safe, yeah.

That's why. 96 is what I would've said before you said it. - Look at that. And that's how it's done.

- That's the second highest score-- - Ladies and gentlemen. Yeah, we've had a 98. That's how it's done. No, 99.

Can we have a 99? Yeah. There are no hundreds. I'll just let you know that.

There's no hundreds. Shame. Shame. Shame.

Shame. Shame. That was a good cigar to pick because you guys didn't know the guy that's a Cuban with a high score. Yeah.

Apparently, he married it. Apparently. Yeah, he loves it. I mean, holy moly.

Maybe that's why he quit. He couldn't-- I'll never forget it. It's like nothing will change. Nothing will ever be higher.

I have tasted greatness and I must be done. be done. Charlie, I retire. I'm done.

I'm done. Maybe he owed for it. Maybe he had to pay Charlie for it. He just left.

Yeah. Okay. Anything else to add, Mr. Palmer?

That is it. We are done. That is it. We are done.

Where are we going to be at the end of the month? We are going to be at Hubenor Fine Cigars and Bow Weevil on the 27th and 28th. Saturday, 1 to 5. Friday night, 5 till 8 or 5 to 9, something like that.

You going to drive that one too? No. Why not? it's only half the distance it's not the same that's only 5 hours for us by the way 13 hours today yeah it's like 7 we did drive to Detroit to see you that's right that's what I'm saying I mean we did drive to Detroit we could go to Delphine you know no sorry anything else to add sir No.

Alright, well, if you're in the Virginia area, go to Tobacology. You're my guy. Yeah, I don't want to promote all your stuff, but I get it. What?

Yeah, well, but you're my guy. Tobacology. Google the word. We created it.

Figure it out. And this is a good cigar, so if you're there, pick this one up. Yeah. Thank you, Oscar.

Yeah, he's a big fan. He watches the show. Yeah, he's a huge fan. Yeah.

Not a lot of TV choices in, Hunter. He watches all five times a week. Yeah, he watches every day. Well, if AI would do a better job translating.

Yeah, he hits the Mexican button and it's just an accent. Make sure you like and subscribe wherever you're viewing or listening to the show, and Mr. Magoomer will be gone by the end of Monday as far as pre-orders, so jump on it. This show goes up on Monday.

That's what I'm saying, so when they watch it on Monday, they better jump on it and get it done. If not, it's gone. Do it. Do it.

Do it. Do it. All right, guys. Thank you very much.

All right. Bye.

Show Notes

On today’s show Sleeper Cells everywhere! Guthrie Kidnapping Sheriff makes and announcement,  That’s The last Time anyone makes fun of the ROTC!  And in cigars  Perdomom makes an LE, Skip says we don’t have a lot of this tobacco so Im making a Craft Marquee Cigar and then 1910 focuses on Mexico then a special what’s The score!