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May 26, 2026· 59m

ACHP Episode 537 Self Pleasure Break

ACHP Episode 537 Self Pleasure Break

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Action.

Welcome to the Cranky Show

today.

Episode.

Welcome to a cigars or podcast

episode 537.

I'm Mike Palmer, your host in an

engine in engineering.

Today we have Phil.

I hate Greg.

I could have been here

yesterday, Mcguffey.

There he is.

There is my Co host Mikey T

money.

I apologize, I still didn't

bring your gift to the.

Show I still haven't brought it.

What step on cabbage?

Yeah, that's it.

I'm going to ask Brittany to put

it in your bag.

Yeah, because you did say the

other day like 2 days ago you're

like, no, don't call Brittany.

No, no, I'll bring it.

I'll have it.

It'll be done.

And here we are next week.

Now it's Tuesday.

I don't.

Want to hear it from you?

On today's show, New Mexico may

be toxic.

Spain is.

What are you doing?

Oh, that's what are you smoking?

What are you smoking, Marifel?

Marifel, Spain is so relaxing.

Oh, fire.

Fire isn't the normal chant at a

concert.

Really.

How much coffee is too much?

A lot.

And then we have a story that

hits a little close to home.

Then in cigars we have some new

stuff.

And finally a What's the score?

But before we get started,

Michael, how do we get some of

that chapter pod swag now that

the website's back up after we

didn't know it was down?

It wasn't down, it was just a.

Oh, just a glitch, like

everything else around here

glitching.

Glitch in the matrix.

Glitchy, glitchy.

Everything's glitching,

everything's flooded.

For starters, like and

subscribe, We're reviewing and

listening to this podcast Hit it

thought.

That was the new thing he wanted

to do.

We're just going to start

singing.

Right.

Yeah, we're going.

To cigars or podcast karaoke.

Oh, we're infringing.

We are now accepting pre-orders

on the BDP 4th of July Palmer

shirt.

Somebody should have got ordered

one.

They told me they were.

Yeah, so shout out, shout out to

the real ones here, David

Hoffman, Travis Peterson, Corey

Davis, Julian Gordon, Paul

Carlson.

Michael, I'm going to destroy

that name.

Zakovic, Zakovic, Zakovic.

Yeah, I believe that he is on

YouTube.

He must be Michael Z cigar guy.

Oh, and Matthew Brugger.

Yeah, there's my man we.

Appreciate all of you guys.

I mean, you're all my man, but

he just smoked to BDP and said

he was getting the fanboy

T-shirt.

Nice.

Yeah, we appreciate all your

support.

Those are all the pre-orders.

Yep.

Nice.

You guys are ahead of the curve.

Nicely done.

Check out Chapter pod.com for

all that swag.

Check out our patreonpatreon.com

US Cigar Hustlers podcast where

if you pay for the whole year

you get 10% off.

It's a great deal.

It's a great deal.

It's a great deal.

I got left out.

Some some some comments.

We didn't we didn't set that up

beforehand.

And the no.

That's what we do.

We just the.

Production meeting that boots

again there's Phil did not again

show up for.

Yeah, yeah.

Where were you?

I even texted production show

we're.

Having a busy day?

Too busy for the production?

Get into some comments.

This is so hilarious for me.

I love this comment.

And before you read it, I have

been watching the clips and, you

know, looking at the YouTube

stuff, I have been seeing some

of the comments and they are, I

mean, listen, everybody's great,

man.

These movie posters, I mean,

yeah, everything.

That's fantastic.

Yeah.

Ruckus Unchained.

Oh, your mom.

Oh, your mom.

AKA my mom.

Your mom.

Commented.

How nice.

Why does Triple G have a wall

full of retired hammers?

Why does Triple G have all these

hammers?

See.

Well, this is how you know.

Obviously, ruckus on Jane is not

my mother.

Well, no, your mother doesn't

know.

Yeah, she just doesn't.

Know.

She just doesn't know.

She has no idea.

And how all these?

Hammers on the wall.

And how would Ruckus know would

be in the house?

Yeah.

His mom was just here.

Yeah, she probably.

She's probably never thought to

ask.

Now this is her upper Dick.

Right sticker.

OK, so when my father.

No, no, don't.

Don't ruin it.

No, he's he's telling Ruckus.

Well, I know, but just keep the

legend alive.

No, if you want to, I mean, we

can keep it.

Look, if we are going to

continue to berate Ruckus on

Champion, just call him my mom,

right, OK.

I think that it's only

appropriate.

That we answer, answer, answer,

mom.

We answer his his question.

Her.

Her question?

Well, unless they ask like why

does Greg wear blue underwear?

It's blue socks.

Technically.

Oh, blue socks.

Sorry, whatever it is.

All right, go ahead, tell mom.

So so when my father passed

away, my brother took all of his

hammers and made like a wall art

out of them.

So that's why they're retired

hammers.

Is it two or three rows?

It's 2.

And it's rows of eight.

I believe it sounds, sounds

about right.

So my dad, my dad was like a

handyman, construction worker,

whatever.

And you know, he had this, this

technique and skill that it was

much easier just to go buy the

tool again than to go find the

friggin thing in the in the

garage.

That was kind of his MO for a

lot of that.

Like that episode of Friends

when that one person died and

they stepped into the closet and

all the sweet and low fell out

of the ceiling.

Except with your dad.

You guys stepped in the closet

and all the hammers came

falling.

Well, I mean, when we cleared

out his house, I couldn't even

tell you how many table saws and

things we just threw away.

There was just so many of them,

right?

You know, it's like, here's

another one, here's like DJ

Khaled, another one, another

one.

So.

But my brother wanted to keep

all the hammers so.

Nice.

Yeah.

It's over his poker table.

Yeah, I mean you want to give

them they're at his address too

or like if you want to, I mean

you already you've.

I'm just painting a picture.

Two rows of eight.

Yeah, it lives at 123 Partridge

and a pear tree.

What's the background of the

felt of the poker table and you

know?

Yeah.

You know, I'm just trying to

help your mother out.

Your mother likes me.

She finally remembers my name.

Somebody that finally remembers

your name in your family, huh?

Right, sorry.

At Ben Rowland 6241 says

everything about TSA gold sounds

terrible.

The military has done this 500

times.

You end up with the Timu version

of what you had.

It does sound a little vague, to

be honest.

It doesn't.

You know, it's like, oh, this

thing was for corporate yada

yada's.

Right.

Well, I imagine they take, well,

there's take bids and then you,

how do they make money?

I mean, why would you want to do

it if, you know, I guess the

government pays you to do it.

Well, the government funds it.

Right.

I think you're talking about two

different things.

Isn't TSA gold like a different

It wasn't privatized TSA.

Yeah, that's what gold was.

What was that?

Yeah, that's privatized TSA.

The other one is TSA off site.

Got it.

Oh, yeah.

I think this I'm I'm all for

this.

I'm all for competition.

Here's the thing.

Here's the difference, Ben.

When you're referencing the

military doing something like

this 500 times, are you

referencing like the government

doing something 500 times

differently or a private

corporation doing something

differently?

Think he's implying that they

they use private enterprise to

do certain jobs of military,

Yeah.

Those guys aren't in business

anymore.

Yeah, maybe supply or something

like that.

I, you know, I don't think they

have, you know, bring in the

Marines that we got from Timo.

Like the $50,000 charge for

installation of AC unit or

something.

Yeah, yeah, the $800 hammer.

He's probably referring to like

Blackwater type stuff, private

entity.

OK, all right.

Well, they're still around last

time I checked.

Yep.

You mean Black Rock?

Yeah, Black water's not around

anymore.

Black water's not around.

No, now it's a rock.

They turned into rock.

Eventually they merged.

You know, it's kind of funny.

Like black.

Yeah.

Like all of a sudden Black Rock

appeared out of nowhere after

black.

Water isn't that weird.

Change your shirts, fellas.

We're now Black Rock.

You're.

Not going to believe this.

Rock harder than water when you.

Well the water was the Navy

side, so the other the rock is

army guys.

When you report to work

tomorrow, you're just going to

want to go across the street

into the other building.

Yeah, the feds will be raiding

that other one.

We'll hand you a new shirt as

soon as you walk.

Yeah, that's fine.

Welcome to BlackRock.

Our signs in Japanese, don't

worry about that, right?

Oh, black a rock.

Come on in.

OK, at datacatch 2004 says no

main dehes tango mucho De Niro,

which translates to don't leave

me, I have a lot of money.

That's, oh, there.

Maybe the represent would have

yelled at me out of the hotel

room that good morning, he was

drunk, we were leaving.

Don't have money.

Don't leave me.

I'm going to play.

That's right.

That's right.

Oh yes, good job, Dada cash.

Nice call.

Back If you leave me, don't

leave me.

I'm rich.

I have money and I will get a

plane.

Well, Greg probably said it

because he's Spanish.

Yeah, Well, no, no, you weren't

here yesterday.

I'm sorry.

You got to listen to the shows.

When you miss him, we're going

to get mandatory.

Sorry guys, I have such a little

time now.

I mean.

You were driving around the car

today.

You could have listened 50

minutes.

Yeah, instead of listening to

your man, I had a joke there,

but I couldn't.

How come like the shorts don't

come up of that show?

Like I didn't see any of

yesterday's show 'cause.

They're not 'cause as the week

progresses they back up a little

bit because I need enough to

play through the weekend.

Oh, OK, got it.

Yeah, I was.

I was wondering.

I was like, I was looking.

I was like, why isn't there

anything from yesterday all the

day before?

Yeah.

I don't want to give them that

much time as well.

What's the shorts that I

mentioned?

It's actually from two days

before.

Yeah, and they're great, by the

way.

Yeah, a lot of controversy with

some of those posts.

I sent the one about my wife to

her, 'cause I told her about

that story.

She was, you know, she was

thrilled.

And so I sent her the clip

today.

You wanted to flatter her a

little bit that you're you're

punching above.

Well, it doesn't flatter me.

It flatters her.

Yeah, that's what I said.

Oh yes, you wanted to flatter

her a bit.

Yes.

OK, you good.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Yep, everything's fine.

I'm fine.

I'm.

Fine, move on with the show.

And then I'm already, I'm

already at David Hoffman Singh.

I bet Phil, we did that one.

OK, if you want to hear there's

some short clips stuff too.

Yeah, yeah, read them, please.

God no.

I was dying laughing.

No, we only do the.

Show last night.

No, but are you talking about

the Skip stuff?

Yeah, dude, look, here's what

I'm going to tell you.

Here's what I'm going to tell

you because this continues to

come up.

The reality is all Skip said,

all Skip said.

On the clip, not the comments.

All skip.

Said.

All skip.

Said and the comments are a

little worse.

OK, I can address that too if

you want.

No, no.

First of all, make them read.

All Skip said was, look, half

wheel is a standard half wheel

and half wheel is a standard,

right, 100%.

You want me to boil it down to

this little fragmented sentence?

That's 100% true.

Yeah, and nobody works as hard

as half will.

Correct.

That's why they got all the

money.

Because they covered every booth

at PCA right when when others

said they couldn't.

Yeah, and and as media, you

should do that.

That would make sense.

Right.

So, but like they're a little

smarter with it, they split up.

Yeah, Oh yeah.

But like, here's.

Regardless how you do it, but.

But like, but the reality is,

the reality is that people are

entitled to have an opinion

about people.

Sure.

And you shouldn't get uppity

about it.

People say shit about us all the

time.

All the time.

I'm like OK.

Whatever.

Yeah, you know, like like bad

for the industry, right, we

made.

T-shirts.

Did I?

Dirt bags right?

Dirt bags.

Did I?

Did we go up in an uproar?

We should have.

Did I?

Did I?

Did I text my friends to e-mail

the other guy?

No, I didn't.

No.

Well, you texted me to e-mail

him, but.

Hey, hey, can you e-mail him?

Well, you didn't ask, but they

I'm.

Not, I mean, I'm not, I'm not

suggesting you to say anything,

OK, but like it hurt my.

Feelings but like.

But what are we doing?

Oh, so whatever.

Now you're just sending me down

this whole.

Other direction.

Here's my point.

My point is, look, people are

allowed to have opinions.

Of course.

Whatever.

Opinions are like buttholes.

And if you want to get and if

you want to get upset about it,

then get upset about it.

That's the reality.

Now the comments.

Today I did turn down my

monitor.

There was there was something

else too.

Well, you're supposed to comment

about the comments.

Comment about the comments.

Yes.

Look, look, are you good over

there?

Yeah, hold on.

I gotta get that out.

Yeah, here I am.

Here's what I'm going to tell

you.

Skip is one of the most direct

people I know.

He's direct on Facebook.

He's direct in person.

I'm talking to both of you.

You're gassing me up.

No, you're good.

This is great actually.

'Cause I don't like my friend

being attacked, I.

I didn't attack him once.

It doesn't.

Matter.

You're on.

You're in my sights now.

No, that's the truth, right?

He's a direct person.

And you may not like you may not

like what he says, but guess

what?

It's a lot of it's his opinion,

and he's entitled to his own

opinion.

And you know what?

If I want to be around a person

that told me they wanted to be

like Drake in the Katy

commercial, right?

Oh, yeah.

These are great shoes.

These are great boots and

completely full of shit.

Then I would surround myself

with idiots.

But I'm not going to do that.

I'm going to surround myself

with people that have that are

intelligent and different

perspectives and may not agree

with me all the time.

Yeah.

The real ones.

Those are called friends, right?

Not yes men, right?

Yes.

I'm not saying yes exactly

exactly.

You.

Said that if I had to say yes, I

was going to say yes, man.

So there you go.

All right, now that.

Was great, I loved it.

Now, if I got to get this

motherfucker back on the show, I

will.

Yes.

Because you know what?

I told him, Hey, don't worry

about it.

Let it go.

Yes, But then the little shit

comes out of the woodwork and

I'm like, oh fuck, here we go.

Yes.

It was great.

I wish we put clips on the board

still, it'd be funny.

I wish comments on Facebook

weren't typed out.

I wish they were like audio

version or like a video version.

If they put them up that way.

I like that, Justin Andrews

commented on my Instagram.

Did you see that one?

Yeah, I saw him.

Yeah.

Did you see my response to that?

Yeah.

He's I fixed his blurry cigar

photo for him because he was

like, oh, I had to take pictures

of the people.

He gets he gets a little hurt

sometimes, huh?

I don't.

Who knows?

I think he drinks at night and

he starts saying me.

Stuff he gets all cussy.

He gets personal and.

He wrote, Aw, you're adorable.

I love when someone who still

uses a booster seat says

disabled.

Bring a ladder, little buddy,

because that's the only way you

can punch down on me.

That's funny to me.

OK, like whatever, I don't care.

So then I let him know.

Metaphorically speaking, you

nincompoop.

Anything physical may cause you

to have a coronary due to

excessive lemon cake

consumption, right?

Right. 2 is is excessive, 1

sitting.

Oh yeah, lunch.

Just a standard lunch for him.

Double.

Dessert.

He was probably eating those

while he was typing that.

Yeah, he was.

He was like, you know what?

You got icing all over his.

Phone now?

Well, I sit here listening to

Ariana Grande, eating my lemon

cake, smoking my diesel, smoking

my.

No, he doesn't smoke diesel, he

smokes Roma.

My.

Diesel Mama soup or whatever

he's.

Behind closed doors, he doesn't

want to even know.

Funny, all the cigars are called

food names.

Yeah.

Mama soup.

Something.

Something about spaghetti,

something about pasta, and now

he's doing BBQ Burt ends or

something.

Here.

So for the short clips to wonder

who we're talking about, we're

speaking about Justin Andrews of

Diesel Cigars.

OK, What context?

Dude, if you're gonna see the

32nd clip and you're curious, go

watch the goddamn show.

I don't know what to tell you.

Yeah, dude, see what you've

done.

I didn't.

I thought those was great.

Gassed me up.

This is probably one of the best

parts of the whole show until we

get to, you know, what's the

segment, what's the score?

Don't don't come from my

friends, bro, don't come from my

friends.

That's the new segment, Don't

come from my friends.

Each episode you'll defend a

different friend.

Is that it?

Is that the segment?

That's like 3 episodes.

No, no, somebody else say

something angry.

If we put it out there, they'll

all start making fun of people

and online, whatever we need.

Somebody make fun of some make

fun of me tomorrow.

I may join them.

That ruins your segment.

Yep, that's out the window OK.

Are you done?

I don't know what's going on.

I I think I'm done.

This isn't where the new segment

comes right?

This isn't the new segment.

No, the new segment will come.

Instead of the video, here's

what I want we giving up on the

video segment.

I've I've replaced it this time

around.

Like here's one.

I have some ideas, I have some

ideas, and I'd like this to be

part of a weekly segment.

Oh, just once a week.

Yeah, OK.

So maybe we do this on every

Friday, releasing on Tuesday.

And it has nothing to do with

Preston, right?

It may.

It has nothing to do with

Preston.

We're not talking flag football,

are we?

Infiltrate.

Infiltrate.

Flag football and you pressing.

Come on in.

No, it's funny.

This is actually, we've actually

done some clips of this in the

past and it's, it's always

resonated well with our

listeners.

So I had the idea like.

Well, wait till we wait till we

get to the middle part and you

can explain it.

Then it has nothing to do with

making fun of Phil, right?

No, because realistically

though, I mean, you're going to

want to do this relatively soon

because I mean you don't want it

to be extremely long shows.

All right, just skip all the

news.

Let's get to the segment.

Get on the news.

I don't know which news that we

have some lungs and some shorts.

I'm filling time.

Go ahead.

Three people are dead.

Nearly 21st responders ended up

hospitalized after walking to

what police say may have been an

overdose scene in New Mexico, OH

Authorities say responders in

Mountain Air started

experiencing not.

Why?

I don't.

I heard the noise and I switched

to the.

Why?

Oh, with you chugging your

drink.

Yeah, you look like something

out of The Simpsons.

He starts talking.

I'm going to take, I'm going to

take my red ball.

I'm sorry.

And you always got to.

It's because I'm listening and I

can hear something happening.

I'm like, oh, what's he doing,

dude?

You will be replaced.

Turn and look with your head.

Well, you know, to be fair, if

you replace him, it's going to

cut to you when you.

No, woman, it's not loud enough.

It's not loud enough.

No, it was kind of loud.

Well you guys always trying to

cut me out.

But you don't show up on time.

I can't look at them.

There's this.

The sun's in front of me.

Anyway, Mountaineers start

experiencing nausea and

dizziness after exposure to a

unidentified substance inside

the home.

Hazmat crews later entered the

scene in Level A suits.

Tell us what level A is.

It's one above level B OK.

Investigators work determine

exactly what crews were exposed

to.

Two first responders were

reported in serious conditions.

So they still it's weird sounds.

Like a meth lab.

Well, all the stories have been

coming out lately.

They tell you what happened, but

they don't tell you why.

It's like this thing, like it's

stretching out the news.

Stories.

They want you to circle back.

Later now, come back tomorrow

and find out why.

Yeah, did you hear about Kyle

Busch?

Yes, but they're not saying why.

Right.

Kyle Bush died.

So I didn't, I didn't pull the

story.

And I like.

Three different places of the

story.

Nobody knows why.

Yeah, there's a possible that he

had like alleged severe illness.

Yeah, he got a severe illness,

went in the hospital.

Never came back.

Yeah, 41.

Because they don't want to alarm

everybody.

Until it was the honey Honey.

Honey, honey, he had the honey.

If you go, if you drive real

fast, it speeds it up.

Allegedly.

Like that, it forced it into his

sinuses.

Right moves it into the.

Brain into the and yeah, like

the bacterial thing when you

swim in the pond.

In the hot water that's coming

up, that's going to happen.

Amoeba, The amoeba that's, yeah.

When you get in the edge of the

muddy, goopy water, it goes in

your brain.

Yeah, the amoebas.

The amoebas happens every year.

Yeah, amoebas.

Amoebas, amoebas amoebas.

What is plural for amoeba?

Amoeba, amoeba amoebas amoebas.

Yes, it's.

More than one amoeba amiibus.

Miami employee.

The company in Spain recently

attracted widespread attention

after reports emerged that

employees were being offered a

paid 30 minute extra break.

What do they get to do?

What do they get to do?

They get an extra 30 minute

break every day.

What's the company?

And it's in Spain.

I'm not saying the name of the

company, it's Spanish.

They get to rub one out.

No, they get to sleep.

They get to rub one out.

Self pleasure break during the

work day.

Got them the policy.

Wasn't Yeah.

You can't just do it like you do

upstairs.

You gotta wait till it's time.

Hold on everybody, this is the

time.

Pass out the lotion.

Yeah, everyone, everyone ready

go.

This seems a bit obnoxious.

The policy was why?

Why is it obnoxious?

How do you not get arrested for

this?

Because it's in Spain, for God's

sake.

Spain, yeah, you can do

whatever.

You want there, apparently.

It's not like you do it at your

desk.

Like but like.

Like if you announce yourself

being a peeping Tom, you don't

get in trouble.

Yeah, yeah, it's peeping Tom

time You.

Have a great day.

Excuse me, Sir, it's time for my

pleasure break.

Yeah, lady, you taking your

shirt off through the window?

It's my pleasure.

Break.

Anyone if any of the female

would like to join me?

Guys, guys walking out, trying

to keep it down.

I got a little excited before

the break time.

I'm sorry, I need to go.

Early I was counting the

seconds.

The policy was reportedly

introduced with the intention of

reducing stress, supporting

mental health and enhancing

overall workplace productivity.

Next week's, there's no way.

Next week's meeting, I'm going

to get up and leave.

You go.

He's going on his pleasure.

He's got to take us.

He needs 30.

He, he has a set 30 minutes.

He needs 10 seconds, you know.

Like.

Everything I like to cuddle

myself.

You know, like every company

like, you know, ends up having

another meeting after this and

they're like, so we're not going

to do the pleasure breaks

anymore.

We're actually bringing a

psychiatrist because everybody's

really messed up from all of

them.

There's a terrible mess in the

bathroom.

Now someone has to clean it.

And and Jodie walked in on me.

This is why Jodie.

Walked.

In Jodie walked in on me and I

said it isn't going to take care

of itself, Joey.

We talked about this.

With the pleasure, break

together.

Oh, what are you doing here?

What do you want?

Why do I always run into you in

here?

What do you want me to do with

those cannons?

Are you going to?

Are you going to make racial

slurs about me?

You're in the final room.

File room, Frank.

Of course I got to be here.

This is the room.

For it, Frank, we don't do.

Nothing.

The company, which specializes.

In the lunch room, Frank.

No, I'm sorry.

I like my. 2:00 to 2:30 it's

not.

The company, which specializes

in sexual Wellness products and

education, stated that the

initiative for part of a broader

effort to normalize discussions

surrounding mental health and

personal well-being in

professional environments.

They want you to talk about.

You guys are going to mess this

all up mental health like it's a

serious thing and now you're you

know, it's like, hey, rub one

dude.

If if I have intercourse with my

wife, I want to go to sleep

afterwards, I'm done this.

Is by yourself what this is by

yourself self pleasure?

She doesn't come visit you at

work every day from 2:00 to

3:00?

If she did.

If she did.

I'd be even more tired than I am

in the middle of the day.

Supporters of the policy argued

that employees are already

permitted breaks for coffee,

smoking and casual social

interaction, and therefore a

stress relief oriented break

should not be viewed

differently.

It's like a smoke break.

If you smoke you get 2 breaks.

So I'm saying smoke a cigar.

And anticipate.

As anticipated, the policy

generated significant public

debate online.

Some individuals commended the

company for adopting an

unconventional approach to

employee Wellness by others

questioned whether the

initiative exceeded appropriate

professional boundaries.

Social media users quickly

labeled the policy the

masturbation break, contributing

to the rapid spread of the story

internationally.

How original?

And even the next story here,

Kia Center was evacuated during

the Latin artist Laura Posen's

concert as fire alarm sounded

mid performance on Thursday

night.

That's basically the end of the

story.

They're not saying what

happened.

Seriously.

Seriously.

What a waste of time.

Right, They just say that she

she said she was sorry on her

Instagram.

It's like they're filling air.

Well, the problem was is that

the guy started writing the

story and then found out that

nothing really happened, nothing

big.

So he just put a period there

and said, yeah, I'm done.

Yeah, I'm very sad about it, she

shared on her Instagram.

No injuries were reported.

He had to hand in a story by the

end of the week where he was

fired.

Oh.

OK, that was.

It huh?

Yeah.

That was a terrible story.

The next one is slightly better,

slightly better, so skip it.

But then we get into the big

story.

OK, give me the big story all.

Right, hold on, Duncan's coming

out with buckets of coffee.

That's OK.

Yay 48 oz coffees.

Well, the the Detroit Lions

coach is probably grateful for

that.

What's his name?

I love that guy.

Bentley.

I don't know.

No.

Danley.

Danley.

Danley.

No, not Danley.

No, it's Dan something.

Who's the coach of the Lion?

Dan something.

Dan, Dan, Tana Dan.

That's not Joe Montano.

I said Dan Tana.

Dan, what's wrong with you, Dan?

Tana is a character from ATV

show.

Dan something.

This is what happened.

Up check.

Dan.

Dan.

Dan Campbell.

Campbell, right?

Dan Campbell this.

Is what happens when you're out

of football season.

Yeah, I should have thought

about I love soup.

I.

Thought about soup.

All right, A TikTok influencer

is an international, well, no

national story, I guess.

OK, A TikTok influencer, her

father and another man have been

charged in connection with an

alleged murder for hire plot

targeting a singer in Los

Angeles, prosecutors announced

Tuesday.

I guess I should have finished

the sentence.

There can be only one.

Gabriella Gonzalez, known online

as Gabby Gonzalez, is charged

with attempted murder,

conspiracy to commit murder and

solicitation of murder,

according to the LA District

Attorney's Office.

The alleged target was her

daughter's father, Jack Avery, a

singer-songwriter and former

member of the boy band Why Don't

We?

You ever heard of Why don't?

We you ever heard of?

Why don't we?

You have young daughters.

No, this this story sounds

hilarious, Yeah.

It's not vague, prosecutors say.

What?

He's messing with us.

He must be.

Yeah.

No, no, OK.

Why would I?

Why would I make this kind of

mess?

I don't know.

Prosecutors say Gonzalez was in

a bitter custody dispute with

Avery over their seven-year old

child.

Gonzalez, who is nearly

1,000,000 combined followers and

TikTok and Instagram, appeared

in a Los Angeles courtroom

Tuesday afternoon.

Prosecutors allege she did not

act alone.

The influencers father, Florida

attorney Francisco Gonzalez and

Kai.

Is that Kai or?

Kai.

Kai Kai Ferrone Cordray Cordray

CORDREY, her ex-boyfriend from

Hawaii, faces the same felony

charges, according to

prosecutors.

Francisco Gonzalez is accused of

paying $14,000 to hire a hitman

to kill Avery. 14,000. $14,000

Apparently it's not very

expensive nowadays, a lot of

competition out.

There it must have been the

crackhead in the middle of the

medium.

Court documents allege that he,

his daughter and her then

boyfriend as the middleman

arranged for Avery to be killed

in the LA area.

I read 4 different articles

about this OK?

It started out in the news 2

days ago OK the the Kai, is that

what he says?

Kai He went on the dark web to

hire a hitman to supposedly,

allegedly.

I said supposedly OK.

Same thing, just covering your

ass.

I'm sorry.

Offered the guy.

Offered the guy $10,000 and the

guy turned out to be an FBI

agent.

Surprise.

Yeah, and then the guy, he asked

for a little bit more, so they

got another 4 grand then, so

$14,000.

So this Kai guy put up 14 GS

well.

He said the father put up 14 GS.

He doesn't have that kind of

money.

His name's Kai from Hawaii.

So how do we know the dad's in

home?

Accessory additional documents

alleged that Gonzalez believed

that it would be cheaper if

Avery were dead.

So they have some type of

document or text messages or

emails or something.

Or this guy, you know what?

The dad said this.

Well, it could be that too, who

knows.

But they said documents, so I

don't know if that makes it a

document.

Or not.

Write that down.

Now it's a document.

Now it's a document.

Dead.

Then they continue the extensive

the expensive custody battle.

The alleged plot was never

carried out well because I hired

an FBI guy, so I doubt it was

actually going to.

OK, so how do they link all of

this?

How do they link?

How do they link the guy from

Hawaii to the other two like I

don't?

I don't know.

From what I've read, when he

hired the FBI guy, he gave a

little bit too much information

to the FBI guy.

Yeah.

So I don't know that's.

Maybe like the dad and the girl

wanted the whoever in Hawaii to

find somebody for them.

Yeah, that's what they did.

They had him act as a middleman

because I mean that way he is

not directly connected to them I

guess.

All right, so let's just think

about this for a second.

OK, so you're going to tell.

Him think about it what are you

talking so you're.

Going to tell me break this dad.

OK dad.

I don't like.

I don't like.

They have more views in me.

Dad, I don't like baby daddy.

Yeah, you know, I don't want

custody battle, blah blah blah.

Yeah, they're going through a

big, expensive custody.

Battle.

No problem honey.

What's your ex-boyfriend doing?

Well I I don't know if she still

if she started dating this guy

again or if he was the Patsy or

what.

I don't.

OK, so either way you know if

that, but that's the guy that

made contact.

Yeah, some.

I don't know if this guy has his

underworld connections.

Or whatever.

Apparently he doesn't.

He just went on the dark web.

I wouldn't know how to even get

on the dark.

Web.

And then where the hell is this

guy?

Is this guy in Hawaii?

Oh, I don't know.

He's from Hawaii.

You ask me questions.

I don't know.

Well, no.

They the articles say he's from

Hawaii and his name is Kai, so

that sounds like a Hawaiian

name.

So like I mean just.

I'm stereotyping, not being

racist.

Whatever, I'm not getting

involved.

Good.

Please don't.

Yeah, I mean, I don't like that.

Like some of that, that just

doesn't make sense.

Sounds like a made for TV movie.

Like why?

Why would?

Like a Hallmark one.

Oh no, not that time.

First of all, if why would I

tell my daughter, hey, you know

what?

Let's just let's What's Kai

doing?

You know what I mean?

I don't know, maybe they are all

three sitting around talking.

I, I, I don't know.

Maybe he started dating her

again after she broke up with

Backstreet boy #5 or what

whoever he is.

Or maybe he's just a crazy fan.

That that Who?

Kai?

Yeah.

Well maybe they know from when

she dated him that he has

underworld connections.

A dad under.

How does the you know what?

I know that.

You know what?

I don't like a dating that kind

of guy because he's a little

shifty and he knows people that

we don't need to be associated

with.

I don't know.

How does a dad get involved at

that level?

That doesn't make any sense.

At what level of who your

daughter's dating?

Yeah.

To You think you'd always know

who Teddy's dating.

An in depth dive.

Well, he he is a lawyer.

OK.

So he can have background

checks.

Done.

OK, this is perfect because OK,

let's say that we argue that

fact and you say that he knows

who he is and to stay away from

him.

Would you then call him to put?

Out a hit.

If you need somebody who's got

those type of connections, why

not?

Don't like this guy?

Listen, I don't like you, but.

I need you to kill someone.

Yeah, exactly.

That's exactly you don't.

Like him because he knows people

who kills people.

Maybe that's why you don't like

him.

Look.

I don't know.

The guy's name is Kai, for God's

sakes, and he's from Hawaii.

I don't.

His name isn't John from Staten

Island, you know what I mean?

What's?

A mobster on Hawaii called John

Gotti from that's.

Correct.

No, it's not what they do.

What they do is they move out of

New York and they retire in

Hawaii.

Did you see?

Did you see the movie with Drac

and the Aquaman were brothers

and they're in Hawaii.

Drac.

Who's Drac?

The guy who played Drac?

I don't know.

Batista.

Yeah, Batista.

Batista and yes.

OK, great.

The bad guys in that one weren't

called John Gotti.

What were they called?

Like Kai or Cuckoo or something?

I don't know.

The head guy was Pomona.

Mona.

I don't know.

His name was Cuckoo.

For Coco it was something weird.

Hawaiian the head mob guy from.

Hawaiian.

OK, so if the head mob guy from

Hawaiian had the connections

right, then why would he be

going on the dark web?

Well, it's not like you pick up

the phone book.

You go and you talk to your

people that are in the little

thing, right?

Well, LA is far away.

You would still.

Have Yeah, they have to find an

LA you're not.

Going on the Internet is my

point.

It just doesn't make.

Sense he did.

Normal people who have a brain

would never document anything

over the.

Internet, right?

And I probably wouldn't tell

him, look, Daddy's guy giving us

the money.

I probably wouldn't tell the

hitman that well.

Here, I'll give you 10,000.

You know, I'm not even going to

ask if you're a cop.

I can argue that too.

I can.

I can argue.

I can, right?

Exactly So I could argue that

too.

If you were a cop, you'd ask for

way one.

You know, it's like, hey, so I

got this friend.

Wait, isn't that a point you go

10,000?

It's kind of cheap.

You'd do it for 10.

There's got to be something.

Wrong.

I don't know why I'm in this

chat group called cops and

Donuts but anybody in there want

to kill someone forbid.

You know what?

Here's here's another 4.

Cops, Donuts and killers.

So look.

My God, cops don't have to kill

it.

You got a fake.

Got a fake?

Make sure you get you put the

right the right word out.

Look, here's my point.

Yes, You know, it sounds to me

like this is like I'm asking for

a friend statement.

Like hey, so like if I wanted so

and so to be unalived.

I mean, not me.

If this guy wanted so and so to

be unalived, that's what it

sounds like to me.

It's like.

Up there.

You know, but somebody asked

Greg, do we know somebody who,

who has tires, right?

You know, So Kai's on a Google

dark web killer for 10 grand.

Yeah, no, no, like that.

I take just count killer.

You're misinterpreting what I'm

saying.

I'm saying that Kai is going

out.

Yes.

It sounds to me like Kai went

out and he wanted to do this and

then he said, oh, it's not me.

I'm I'm just checking from a

buddy.

Well, I don't think Kai has

$10,000.

How do you know Kai's financial

situation?

No, but from what I read.

If he's mobbed up, Palmer.

Listen to me if.

He's mobbed up, then he's deaf

if he's if he's Hawaiian.

I read the father did give Kai

the 10 and then gave Kai the

four.

OK.

Wow, there's, there's a lot of

charges being brought against me

maybe, Kai said.

Hey man, I'm hard up for some

cash.

You know what?

I.

Mean.

Maybe he did, who knows?

I don't.

Know you know what, man?

You know what?

I'll do The Bureau just let me

go yesterday.

So give me the 14.

Hire me.

Sign this document too 14.

Sounds like a hell of a deal.

And don't worry about the thing

that says incarceration.

OK, all right, whatever.

I think we beat the dead horse

out of this one.

Moving on.

Hold on.

She is.

She's in custody for $2,000,000

in bail, scheduled return to

court Thursday.

Her father expected to be

extradited to Los Angeles.

$2,000,000 Who you think you

kidnapped Chelsea Clinton?

Sorry.

All right, Michael, what's your

new segment so.

Do you remember when we used to

we called Alan from Caribbean

one time, yes.

And we did more than once.

Yeah.

And it was great.

Yeah.

So I'm thinking about why don't

we do a segment where we reach

out to retailers and they tell

us about a bad experience with a

customer.

OK, give us your, give us your

worst customer experience.

Will this be?

Set up in advance or you're just

going to randomly call somebody

and hope they have a bad story?

Let's tell the truth here.

It's going to be set up in

advance, OK.

Let's not, let's not get on that

expectation.

But what if you forget?

Here's what I want.

I'm going to mention this now

and then I'm going to mention

this afterwards, OK?

If you're a retailer and you

have a really bad customer

experience and you want to share

it on the show, e-mail Mike P at

PO Chic Cigars and we'll start

setting this up.

Oh, so apparently now I have a

new segment on the show.

Oh good, I don't have enough to

do now I have this.

Sort through stories.

Photos with the stories would be

nice too if you take pictures.

Of the people, well, a lot of

these guys are probably going to

be RE our customers, OK, you

know what I mean?

Take a picture of.

The individual, so if they have

a good, I'll make the final

save.

If the if the story, if we could

put the story on or not, we'll

go from there.

OK.

All right.

Now your segment.

Yeah.

They emailed me, yeah I have to

cull through these and pick out

the good ones and then submit

the good ones to you.

You approve.

Then I have to re contact the

person who sent it and set them

up to make a phone call.

No.

I'll say I'll talk to them

afterwards.

If you say hey, you know so and

so, why?

Don't you send all the stories

to you?

You're going to have to do it.

Welcome to the dark side, dude.

It is what it is.

That's the worst thing ever.

You know what?

Preston came in yesterday.

He's like, what are you doing?

Edmond shows.

And I'm like, no, that's not the

only thing I do.

And he goes, how do you have

time to do anything?

Eddie Jones?

Exactly.

Preston I don't understand

either.

He doesn't get the fact that we

do six.

You guys do one every every

weekday?

Yeah.

He doesn't believe you, or he

doesn't.

That's crazy.

I'm like, I know.

I know we can't get him here on

time for one day a week.

And he's like, man, I'd be late

five times.

He brought his daughter

yesterday so he couldn't say

anything.

We're calling someone.

Oh, are we doing this?

We're doing it actually today.

Hey, what's up, Mike?

Hey guys, what's up with you?

This is Norman from Sergar

Vault, Oakdale.

Hi, Norm.

What's up, buddy?

Hey, how's it going, Mike?

How's the pool guy?

How?

Are you on the show?

Yeah, you're on the.

I'm on the show.

You're on the podcast.

Fantastic.

Say the phrase.

It pays.

Win a free cigar.

So listen, I know that we, I

like, I came up with this

concept.

I know that we kind of had this

brief conversation, but I I want

to know and the listeners want

to know about what happened to

my mic.

You just turn my shit down,

kick.

Your ass.

Tell me about the worst customer

experience you have had in your

retail shop in Pittsburgh, PA.

Oh, I'll one of the craziest

ones would have been.

Actually this week we had a guy

that got released from a mental

hospital and showed up right off

the bus with a bag full of meds

that came in and was telling

everyone he was the CIA and

wanted money.

No kidding.

Was he smiling?

Did he?

Hit me.

You know, Palmer, I'm going to

say you could, you could have

outran him. 00.

Wow, that guy.

That guy must be pretty slow.

So he was relatively, so he's

well fed in the in Arkham Asylum

is what you're saying on him?

Yeah, well fed and and and

elderly.

He's elderly.

He meant old.

If he if he would have said he

could have outran and Phil, then

it would have been a fat joke

guy.

He said me.

So it's an aged.

It's an age thing, yes.

I like how you paint this

picture like I'm super fat at

some you are old.

You are fat, what do you want?

Wow.

Jeez Louise, you're.

You're attacking me for what

reason?

I have no idea.

Well, I can't affect my age, but

you could eat less.

All right, so you all right.

So you had ACIA agent coming to

come into your shop?

Recently with a bag of meds.

What were they?

Good meds to be shared?

Yeah.

What?

Kind of meds?

What kind of do you know what

kind of meds?

No, no, we we lost track of the

meds while while he tried

stealing our our lighters.

So that was.

Pretty good.

Nice one was a purple fun stone.

Did he buy anything?

How do you?

He did buy a cigar.

He bought one of our one of our

house blends.

Can you let him fucking talk?

You're going to over talk Norm

too.

I'm funny.

You're not funny because no one

can hear you because you're over

talking.

Somebody you.

Can have norm talk please, What

are you doing?

Here, this is Phil.

You can just talk to me.

Go ahead.

So what did he buy?

What's going on, Phil?

What's that?

He bought one of our house

blends.

And he paid for it.

Yeah, he, he paid for it and,

and while he was at the

register, he asked Matt if he

had some money.

Nice.

So I got to pay for the cigar.

Can I borrow 10 bucks?

Very.

Nice, I'll.

Pay you back.

All right.

What about what is it?

Do you have any other ones?

Because you told me one other

one I thought was pretty good

too.

Yeah, I mean, we, we've had a

customer come in and take their

shoes off and walk around the

establishment with their socks

on and then came up and and told

me that I should pay him for

mopping the floors.

What that happened did.

He like scuff his feet around as

he walked.

I, I, you know, it, it was just

one of those things, man.

And it was like, I've tried to

explain to him, I was like, man,

we, we mop our floors every

week.

So I don't know mild times.

Some of the things that you see

in a retail store is next level.

It's next level.

So all right.

Well, thanks, bro.

I'll let you go.

I know you got the pool guy

there and I know you want to

keep him busy.

So Norm Cigar Vault Oakdale,

thanks so much for for your

time.

Thanks for for sharing some of

your experiences.

Thanks Norm.

Thanks Norm.

Yeah.

Appreciate it, guys.

Take it easy, all right?

Bro later you don't like that?

He's.

He's got a better story that

I've heard before.

No, Palmer.

Palmer is mad because you shut

him down.

He does have a better story, and

we started with that story too,

but it's just kind of long and

winded.

It is a longer story.

Yeah, OK.

So you're disappointed that we

didn't talk about the hooker?

No, I, I just, I don't mind.

We only have 4 minutes, so we're

good.

We could have done that.

Only four minutes.

So listen, if you're a retailer

and you have a story that you

want to share with a bad

customer in your store, tell us

the worst customer story that

you've ever had.

E-mail mikep@poachingcigars.com

or if you have his phone number,

just text him and we'll work on

getting you set up.

Nice.

All right, good job, Mikey.

Do you have a video?

No, I said.

I had that second.

Oh.

Instead of that.

That's what he said he was

replacing.

It OK what day of the week would

you prefer to do this on if

we're going to make it just one

day a week I've.

Already said it.

It's the end of the week for

Tuesday's release or Monday's

release.

Monday's release.

Yeah, all.

Right, yeah, because Tuesdays is

the the double half wheel thing.

And I'm thinking as as it kind

of develops, see how it's, if it

sticks, if it works well then

we'll keep it going.

If not, we'll kill it off, no

big deal.

But like, if we did something

differently every every weekday,

like we had these different

little things that I would take

care of and kind of set the

subjects, I think it'd be good.

He sounds like that cartoon

white dog that laughs like,

yeah, that's that's what he

sounds like, yeah.

Eventually this will go away,

but I I liked how Mikey said.

Oh, I thought he meant the

cough.

If we.

Yeah.

I thought he meant the bit.

No, no, no, no.

The cough.

I just, I, I'm sorry.

It got me.

I mean, he's like these things

that I'll do boomers over there.

Like what?

All right, Cigar news.

Oh, Don Emmanuel, Sun and Moon

gets a widespread release.

Sun and Moon.

The photo was out of focus that

they use for the sun.

The sun was out of focus.

The moon was in focus.

They come half and half in a

box.

They take a picture of it at the

show.

I don't know.

Maybe they're just using like

one of those Nokia's.

I don't know.

Sun and Moon.

The new limited edition from Don

Emmanuel Cigars is on its way to

stores across the country after

making its debut with the

exclusive to Wait making its

debut as an exclusive to Empire

Cigar Lounge in Miami at an

event on March 25th.

So maybe the photo was from the

event March 25th.

Empire.

As the name would suggest, the

project contains 2 cigars, 1

named Sun and the other named

Moon.

Nice how that works out.

Really.

Like you said this before.

Yeah, well, this is a shipping

both of Toro's measuring 6 1/2

by 50 and have an MSRP of $25

each.

There's really no new cigar news

right now because we just we're

coming out of the PCA.

We're just announcing the

shipping of announcing.

The shipping of the Sun and Moon

$350.00 Box Limited, 777 boxes.

How many is in a box?

770.

Seven in a box.

No, they made that many. 7777.

77.

Like a joker, like a jackpot

thing.

I don't know.

It says 777777.

No mention of a joker.

You know what I didn't mean

Joker like a, you know, 7A slot

machine 7.

Oh, no mention of a slot

machine?

No.

No, Sun and moon not.

Why would you pick 777?

Maybe it has something to do

with Sun and Moon, maybe it's

why it's considered a lucky

number or something.

I don't know.

I fast forwarded to the story.

You didn't seem to want to talk

about it.

This is you shutting down.

I'm not shutting down.

I have another story.

This is me shutting down.

But this is a shipping story

too, that you're a third Harvest

ships to storage.

I don't remember talking about

this one because this is a long

green banded cigar.

Sound like the bread?

Natura's Cigar Company's newest

single farm vintage Cigar is on

its way to storage.

The Natura Third Harvest, 7 1/2

by 38 Lancero is made only from

tobacco grown at the company's

farm in Constanza, Dominican

Republic.

This is a follow up to the

company's first harvest and

second harvest.

So this is the third harvest.

By the Costanza.

You know it's better than one

dragon. 3.

Dragons, OH.

Exactly.

Each cigar was made from tobacco

from a different harvest at the

company's farm.

So all there's all all, there's

cigars 1-2 and three are made by

tobacco grown exclusively at

their farm.

Just different times.

There you go.

Pricing is said at how much of

these lovely Lanceros cigars

Gentleman comes in a box of 10.

Hold on, he's got to put his

Princess Peach Max mask on.

How much is a box?

Oh, it's cigars.

How much is a cigar?

He.

Doesn't even listen when you

talk.

I know.

Yeah, I, I listen.

Third harvest 15 bucks this.

Is the third harvest $13.36

dollars?

Yes, I.

Went.

Holy moly.

It's the third one.

This is the Sam Perry harvest.

This is the best.

Harvest.

This is the Return of the Jedi,

is what you're saying, right?

Exactly.

This is the good one.

It's not quite Empire Strikes

Back.

It's better.

It's better.

What was distributed by our

friends at City of Palms?

Yay.

So you may or may not get them,

I don't know.

No, no, we've worked it out with

City of Palms.

We like City of Palms.

OK, then everybody's going to

get them.

Ventura is a brand from Jacob.

Jacob.

The latter please be.

Here YFRACH say that one more

time Yif Jacob Yif was growing

vegetables in the Dominican

Republic.

During COVID, he began

experimenting with growing

tobacco at his farm in Costanza.

Now wait.

A minute isn't isn't that a

guy's name?

Costanza.

Yeah, that's from Seinfeld.

George Costanza.

Constanza.

Yeah, that would be Constanza.

Yeah.

So this guy is a vegetable

grower during COVID, but he

can't sell them.

So he starts playing with

tobacco and all of a sudden he's

making cigars.

They grow cucumbers.

But the farm in Constanza is

located in the mountains at 1350

meters or 4500 feet of

elevation.

The area has to be coldest

freedom average temperature of

anywhere in the Caribbean, which

creates unique conditions for

the tobacco because of the

temperature.

If he's able to have longer

growing seasons and curing times

which allow the leaves to retain

more of their oils, which in

theory should divide more flavor

and body.

Now it's time to industry's

favorite game.

What's?

The score.

Today's Cigar.

February 5th, 2020.

Twelve.

Brooks Whittington, Majorga,

Nicaragua, reviews the Majorga

torpedo. 89.

Majorga 85.

Cigar reviewed The Majorga

Torpedo from Nicaragua factory

Sergovia cigars.

Oh.

Rapper Nicaragua Habano, 2000

Binder, Nicaragua Filler

Nicaragua Linked six and three

quarter by 52.

Torpedo $4.75 a cigar.

Holy moly, that low 2012.

And they could only afford one.

They smoked one.

It's tough out there on the

streets, 2012.

Well, 2012 they were new, didn't

have a lot of money for review

cigars.

We see here $4.

Can we get it together over

there, Mr. Yanni?

Yanni.

I'm a train wreck.

No, I can't get up there.

Hands are hurting today. 89.

Yes, it's because I'm old.

Yes.

Oh, you have your headphones in?

Yeah, so you can't.

Get away with your bullshit,

you.

Can get away with your little

comments, chunky monkey.

Wow, Chunky Monkey Peach to you,

buddy.

Chunky.

Monkey.

Peach the new ice cream from

Cigar Hustler podcast.

Chunky Monkey Peach. 85.

Clue #1 the construction on the

Majorca sounds fantastic.

I'm sorry.

Perfect burn, effortless draw,

solid smoke production the

entire way through.

It's hard to argue with the

construction a little a little

less aggressive in the earlier

years, apparently.

Oh, you didn't redo that that.

Oh no, that's them.

I didn't do that at all.

That was Brooks in 2012.

Brooks in 2012.

Well, he was just starting.

He's very positive he's not the

bitter man he is today, 89. 85.

The Aroma The clue #2 The aroma

seems to have outperformed the

flavor profile.

That sweet would smell dry

character probably made the

experience more interesting than

the actual tasty notes suggest.

87. 85.

Clue number 3A cigar being

described as bitter as hell.

Nearly the entire smoke with a

sour finish is brutal.

Sounds like the blend never

found balance no matter how good

the construction was. 80.

Is Segovia?

Is that AI?

Think I know whose factors.

Segovia in Segovia the the the

country that got lifted up in

the air in the in the movie with

The Avengers, the Segorvia

chords, no.

I think so.

The one where they had to blow

it up and make it all land in

pieces, they had to evacuate

everybody out of the city.

Like a Pangea.

Pretty sure that it's a grocery

store and it's like over.

You.

Yeah, I figured, yeah, let's go,

man, that was a horrible clue

because I'm going to stick. 85

did.

You already give yours.

My yeah, he's at 80.

It's been so long.

Final thought I knew almost

nothing about the Majorca before

it was handed to me to review.

However, this cigar smoked like

exactly what it was, a 15 year

old smoke that was expired.

It really was a tale of two

cigars.

While the construction and draw

were absolutely wonderful, the

overwhelming bitterness in the

profile destroyed any chance

that I was going to taste any

other flavor of note.

In fact, pretty much the only

good thing about the Majorga

other than the aforementioned

burn and draw, was that it

burned very quickly for its size

and thus was over quicker than I

expected.

Well, he really didn't like it,

but he said it nicely. 68.

Oh man, that's pretty low. 67.

What did you say, 68 He went the

right way.

Yeah, 45.

Boom boom boom boom boom boom

boom boom.

Wow, 45.

That's low.

That's low.

Holy moly.

I couldn't pass up on that when

I stumbled across the number.

I feel like Segovia.

Is I tried to go as low as I

could where he wouldn't go

lower.

Yeah, I was a little, well, I

was nervous.

That's why I went 67.

I was like, there's no way I go

lower than that.

Damn, I'm a little nervous doing

that.

Like 65 or something.

Is this the lowest one we've

come across now?

I think 50 was the one before.

That no, no, I think you said

like 21 or something on one one

time.

No.

It was something super low.

It was I.

Thought 50 was the bat.

Yeah, the Bat I.

Think it was the worst one.

The bat was the worst one.

Yeah, till now it's the Majorga.

Is that?

From Segorvia where they have

the Accords.

I don't know.

I'm not saying that's.

Probably.

I don't want to get no more

backlash all.

Right.

All right, that's it.

That's all I got.

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Gentlemen, thank you very much

for your time.

Oh, no, Michaels, thank you.

You're welcome and for adding

the new feature to our show.

If you don't like.

It I thanked you for it, calm

down.

You're being sarcastic.

I.

Was not.

If you don't want it, then we'll

get.

I was not comment.

Below if you like, if you want,

if you want to hear more of

those, comment below.

Or We'll build a pole.

I'll build a pole.

Well, I'll build the pole when I

put it.

No, no, you'll build the pole,

right?

I'll build the pole.

No, you build it.

That's right, I.

Will we're getting the pool?

Yes.

We're getting the pool.

By the way, I saw your Instagram

video of you in the pool.

Oh yeah, I saw that too.

And he does this.

Yeah.

Jealous.

Like whatever, yeah.

Jealous.

Jealous, right?

It's.

Like no, not not jealous at all.

Did you not like it?

Did jealousy it's.

Supposed no.

Did you not like the?

Come on, man.

You're supposed I like your

stuff.

You like my stuff?

I liked it.

A comment I wrote gnaw at the

bottom of it.

Oh, wow.

Oh, I don't think I did

anything.

Yeah, of course I liked it.

It's supposed to be DJ stuff, I

thought.

I mean it's.

No, that's my regular page.

It's called DJ Boots.

No, that wasn't on DJ.

No, yeah, that's so I have to

have two pages now because I

can't do, I could probably go

back to the original name

because the lady that I'm doing

marketing with, she said I have

to have a second page.

It has to be separated.

It has.

It all has to be separated.

But they have, but they have a.

Marketing lady now.

They have the same name.

Yeah, 1's DJ boots one's DJ

boots ENT.

Entertainment.

Yeah, I understood.

Ear, nose, throat.

Ear, nose and throat.

Yeah, ear, nose.

But doesn't, doesn't, don't

people get confused.

I mean if they look up DJ Boots

they're like, oh this guy just

floats around a pool, hangs out

with his kid pretty much.

Well, yeah, but if you look at

my new one, DJ Bootsy and T,

like I just basically started

that.

So I'm trying to I have to

separate it all and then I could

probably change the name back

DJ.

Change the name back of your

original 1.

The.

Family stuffed the family stuff

when you take the DJ boots off

because if I search DJ boots,

that pops up and I'm looking,

going, oh, there's never really,

you know, DJ and going on there.

Yeah.

Wow.

He goes to weightlifting

competition with his daughter.

That's nice.

He swims around in the pool,

makes funny faces and eats

hamburgers.

There you go.

Well, I'll probably change it

back to like ACHP boots or

whatever.

No, no, Donna ACHP either.

Don't put.

That either you're fine.

We're folks.

Not do that.

Wow.

We don't want people looking for

us and finding you floating in

the.

Pool, right?

So yeah, you're not.

They love that.

No, they don't.

Not as part of the show.

And you always have to have a

mask on in every photo.

Yeah, we hide.

Your face?

No, that's boots.

We hide your face, all right?

It's the same guy.

Thank you.

Bye.

Bye, guys.

Bye.

Boop.

Show Notes

On today’s show New Mexico may be toxic,  Spain is so relaxing,  Fire Fire isn’t the normal chant at concerts! How much coffee is to much? We have a story that hits close to home….  Then in cigars we have some new stuff and finally a what’s the score