Cigar Hustlers Podcast 358 Tony Hinchcliffe, Tyler The Creator, Dwyane Wade and Tyrique
Episode Summary
Episode 358 of A Cigar Hustler's Podcast is the Halloween edition, with the hosts recording in full Deadpool and Wolverine costumes and spending a good chunk of the opening riffing on pop culture headlines: comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's Puerto Rico joke at the Madison Square Garden rally and the fallout, Tyler, the Creator's new album "Chromacopia" (and a running gag about the Espinosa salesman also named Tyler), the widely mocked Dwyane Wade statue unveiled outside the Miami Heat arena, and Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson taunting fans right before giving up the game-losing Hail Mary to Jayden Daniels and the Commanders.
The cigar news block is where the real substance lands. Oliva's Advent Calendar returns for a fourth year, and the guys break down what's actually changed: MSRP up to roughly $242.50, production cut from 5,000 to 3,000 samplers, and the previously included lighters dropped after the child-safety recall — plus a debate over whether publishing the full cigar list ruins the surprise. They cover Tabacalera SLU's Vegafina Year of the Snake 2025 (a 6 1/4 x 56 Corona Extra with a pigtail, $12.45, Spain-only, red-and-gold packaging in 8s), riffing on Gurkha's habit of trademarking zodiac names. Espinosa's new Murciélago Chikaka — a Tobacconist Association of Aruba exclusive developed by Hector Alfonso, Ecuadorian Connecticut-seed wrapper, 6x54 oval-pressed Toro from the San Lotano factory, 1,000 boxes at $15 a stick — gets genuine praise, along with a tangent on Espinosa's strong Connecticut blends like Kramer and the earlier Murciélago de Oro.
Also discussed: Micallef's black soft-box-pressed Toro exclusive for Smoke Inn; JRE Tobacco's Aladino Cameroon Reserva, made entirely of Cameroon-seed tobacco grown in Honduras, which sparks a longer rant about how rarely the industry produces a genuinely new blend (and the sudden ubiquity of the word "seed" in blend descriptions); Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust shipping the GFY Lancero Collection — ten 7x38 lanceros, six wrappers, including the returning Mi Querida Muestra de Saka NLMTHA and Dunbarton's first candela-wrapped cigar — with Steve Saka refusing to disclose blend details so smokers can argue about their favorites; and Domain Cigars' new Entropy line plus the No. 7B prototype that preceded it. The episode closes with the PCA/Cigar Academy education partnership, Shop of the Week (Ben's place), Listener of the Week Jason Hawkins, and a tease about upcoming projects Skip has been hinting at online.
In This Episode
- 01Halloween Costume Cold OpenThe hosts record in Deadpool and Wolverine costumes and can barely breathe, see, or keep their shoulder pads attached.
- 02Tony Hinchcliffe and the MSG Rally JokeDiscussion of the Kill Tony host's Puerto Rico 'floating island of garbage' bit and who should be blamed for booking a roast comic at a political rally.
- 03Tyler, the Creator's 'Chromacopia'A running bit about the album's guests and samples, plus confusion with Espinosa's own salesman named Tyler.
- 04The Dwyane Wade StatueFans say the new statue outside the Miami Heat arena looks nothing like Wade, and the hosts pile on.
- 05Tyrique Stevenson's Hail Mary TauntBreaking down the Bears cornerback taunting Commanders fans seconds before Jayden Daniels' game-winning Hail Mary.
- 06Oliva Advent Calendar 2024Price increase, production cut to 3,000 samplers, and the lighters removed after the safety recall.
- 07New Releases: Vegafina, Espinosa, Micallef, AladinoVegafina Year of the Snake 2025, the Espinosa Murciélago Chikaka TAA Aruba exclusive, a Micallef Black soft-box-pressed Smoke Inn exclusive, and the all-Cameroon-seed Aladino Cameroon Reserva.
- 08Dunbarton GFY Lancero Collection & Domain EntropySaka's ten-lancero blind sampler including his first candela cigar, and Domain Cigars releasing both its new Entropy line and the No. 7B prototype behind it.
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Transcript
I don't ever slow up, no I don't take shit, I got no love, feel it famous, if you wanna play tough, and wanna hate this, I'll always show up. Everybody stand by, industry is in the house. P. And wanna hate this, although we show up, and make a statement, Everything I do, so instinctive and so powerful, Make way for the king, Another Mike and Mike production, In three, three, two, two, one, zero.
I like all the, uh, I can't see, all the prep, because now they're going to see all this. I have to find something to put over it. That's fine. Oh my goodness.
Squared, squared, squared. Welcome to episode 358 of the Cigar Hustler Podcast. Halloween edition. Halloween edition.
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Cheers to you. com and search A Cigar Hustler's Podcast. Hey. I got to tell you.
Can't breathe. Yes? I don't think. The air.
Okay, I'm sorry. The air is coming in through the eyes. That's good. That's good.
I don't think that there has been a more appropriate Halloween costume set up. I know for myself, but especially for you. Oh, thank you very much. You're the mouth of the industry.
The sweat of the industry. You can take it off, dude. No, no, no. Let's go a little bit further here.
Yeah? What are we doing? You know what, Michael? I've been waiting my whole life for this team up.
Are you Marvel Jesus? Marvel Jesus? I am Marvel Jesus. Oh my goodness, I love this.
Yeah, we should always do it in these costumes. It's so tight, like I have to sit up. There's nothing I can... I'm trying to be more relaxed because Deadpool just sort of hangs out there.
Oh, you're doing a great job. You look very relaxed. Very relaxed. This is nice.
So... I have to move around so you know it's a real thing, not just a doll sitting in it. So what are we doing for the Patreon? Today we're doing the Bentley Green.
Ah, indeed we are. I don't know why you do that. I don't zoom in anyway. There's never a zoom.
We could zoom, but it's so much extra work. Yeah, so much extra work, and we do enough. I zoom in for that thing. And after what you showed me from the Heat Podcast, guys, I mean...
Yeah, what is that? We're just absolutely crushing in comparison. It's called the action or the outtake or something. Really?
It comes on, it's very professional, the logo slides across the screen and everything. And there's two schmoes sitting on a couch holding their laptops on their lap. Let's go. And the guy on one side, the camera goes here.
That's nice. And then when he talks, he must have an older microphone. Oh, God. You'd think that the Heat could throw him a bone or something.
You would think. The official podcast of the Miami Heat. Yeah. All right.
Well, I'm gonna... You can't take any of yours. Oh, you gotta cut it. Get this going.
I don't need a cutter. That's right. You are a cutter. I'm one gigantic cutter.
we are bootless again today or phyllis we are phyllis phyllis no more phyllis no more phyllis so we're taking auditions oh for a new film okay really just like that sure why not we don't i mean that's two weeks in a row i don't put my claws he's a very busy man in order to operate here okay if i fall asleep you really won't know no you gotta i can see your eyes dude oh can you really Yeah, oh, I can see, it closed. All right, all right. I gotta take this off, I can't breathe. Well, let's see what's going on in the world, and then let's talk about a little bit of cigar news.
I was gonna pull the hat off without taking the... Oh! Oh, did you even know it was me? I had no idea.
I thought it was Ryan Reynolds. Well, it still could be, you never know. Is he wearing an additional costume? Yes, apparently.
All right. I tried to put my glasses on over the mask. There's no ears. That's not happening.
So that doesn't work. All right. What's trending? Let's see what's trending.
Comedian Tony Hitchcliffe. Oh, you're starting with this one. It's at the top of the thing. I love it.
This is the number one thing. One of the openers for the former President Donald Trump and his Madison Square Garden rally, which was sold out, I understand, Sunday, referred to Puerto Rico as a floating island of garbage. Oh. A joke that drew immediate criticism from Democrats and several Republicans that led Trump's campaign to distance itself from Heathcliff, so now we don't know him.
A roast comic who hosts the podcast Kill Tony opened Sunday's rally as one of the many speakers before Trump, didn't they interview him, like, what did he, just tell the story. Where Trump said there's not a lot going on, I don't know if you know this, but there's literally a floating island with garbage in the middle of the ocean right now, I think they call it Puerto Rico. Yeah. " I don't know what that means.
Yeah, you probably misread that. Okay. No. So, do you know who Kill Tony is?
I do, because now I don't from before. Okay. He's fucking funny. Yeah.
So, he did the Brady Roast? Yes. And he fucking killed it. Did he?
- Did he? - Oh my God, yeah. - So why would they have somebody like that, though? - Yeah, that's the thing.
- It's not the right person, I mean, he's trying to be hip, he's trying to be cool, Trump, not Heathcliff. - Right. - Heathcliff? - Kill Tony.
- Kill Tony? - I just call him Kill Tony. - Yeah, not Kill Tony. I mean, so maybe that's why.
But he didn't expect the guy to insult a race of people. " I don't understand how you're going to put this guy on and think that he is not going to insult somebody. Yeah, but why did he go after the... because he did other jokes about the Latino people.
He went on... That's probably his segment. He's like, "This is what I'm going to do. " Oh, this is the Latinos?
This was his thought, right? Well, they're in New York. Obviously, he totally bombed, because he's trying to be funny. It's called comedy, right?
Right. Now, should you know your audience? Yes, I think. Yeah, you should.
But I don't even think that, I gotta be honest, I blame the fucking guy who brought him on. Oh, yeah, yeah, I think it's the whoever goes, "Hey, you know what? " You know the Kill Tony guy from the podcast? He's gonna...
He said he'll do the show. He insults the fuck out of everybody. Yeah, he's hilarious. We'll love him.
He'll do a great job. It'll be great. We'll piss off some people. Right, they'll like you more 'cause they hate him more.
'Cause it'll be so much hatred towards, I mean, I don't, like, I don't understand the logic there. Somebody should have got fired. Yeah. I mean, bring back Apprentice.
Apprentice. Apprentice. Apprentice? You're fired.
Oh. You know, he was the guy. Remember? Oh, yeah, from the TV show.
Yeah, Trump was the guy. He had the Apprentice. Yeah, yeah. Oh, the TV show.
I thought you meant a person that was his Apprentice. No, no. Right, yeah. You're fired.
Yeah, exactly. Right. I don't know, you know, and then who put him in charge? That's just fucking stupid.
That's what he should, you know, when he gets elected, that's what he should say to Camilla, Camilla, whatever. Well, you don't know if he's going to get elected. I said if. Yeah.
Go turn go. You'll fight. Will she, like, out of the vice presidency? Sure.
Because she's not president. No, no. But she still gets fired. Okay.
We'll replace. Listen to politics by eight-year-olds at football practice. It's the funniest thing on the planet. Are they?
Oh, my God. The kids are doing politics? Oh, my God, yeah, yeah. Oh, my Lord.
So polarizing. I couldn't stop listening. So what are the eight-year-olds in favor? Was it divided?
Or are they all Camilla people? Are they all drunk people? I think that they're divided, which is entertaining, and their points of view, you know, what's funny is, their points of view are also ridiculous, but then again, so is the majority of the public. Does it sound like they're repeating things they hear at home from their parents?
Or is the younger generation now, because of TikTok and everything else, they're like, you know, we know what's going on? I think that if they're repeating what they hear at home from their parents, if that's what their parents are saying, God help us all. Oh. It can't be from parents, dude.
It's just kid talk. It's just kid talk. Yeah. Trump doesn't like Bugs Bunny.
They don't know who Bugs Bunny is. I know. It's hilarious. I don't know what cartoons are on.
It is fucking hilarious. They don't know who the... " I was just watching them bounce back. I don't even know how they got on the topic of conversation.
The topic? The topic. I'm sorry, I can't breathe. We're in the huddle.
And it's a lover. We're in the huddle, and they're just banging it out. In the huddle? Like, they're supposed to be picking the plane, and they're like, you know what, can we get a show of hands here, who is a red state and who's a blue state?
It's not like, yeah, it's not like I say anything about Trump or Harris or anything, it all of a sudden- Pass it like Trump! Yeah, yeah. Catch it like Camilla! Yeah.
It's Kamala. Whatever her name is, I don't know. You gotta be nice, she's the, uh, you're gonna say her name properly. Why?
I don't know. Ms. Harris. Because you say everything else properly all the time.
Wait till you hear the next story. Oh, okay, let's go. All right, Tyler, the creator, not Tyler, the number one salesperson for Espinosa Cigars, different Tyler. Totally different Tyler?
Yes. He's releasing a new album called Chromacopia, unless the other Tyler's doing that too. Okay. Tyler's creator's Chromacopia is here!
I've been waiting with bated breath. I didn't even know who it was. Yeah. It features Childish Gambino.
Okay. So do you know Childish Gambino? I have no idea. He's kind of a big deal.
Somebody from... Okay, yeah, let that go. Let that go. Schoolboy Q?
Schoolboy Q, okay. TZ Touchdown? TZ Touchdown, okay. Daniel Caesar?
We already said the kind of headliners, I guess. Well, it goes down the road. And Sticky, Lil Wayne, Glorilla, and Sexy Red. Sexy Red, a guy or a girl?
Sexy Red? Yeah. I would assume a girl. You never know.
Yeah. What about Q-Tip? You don't know if Q-Tip was on there. No, they have samples.
Samples. According to the Rolling Stones and others, no guest performers are credited on a streaming service at the time of the writing of the article. Samples on the LP, including Zambian musician, Paul Ngozi, on Noid. Uh-huh.
I just love you saying these names. This is fantastic. Q-Tip! Q-Tip.
You don't know Q-Tip? He has a good ear for music. Tribe Called Quest? You don't know Q-Tip?
I don't know what Q-Tip is. James Brown, Godfather of Soul? Did you just say he has a good ear? He has a good ear for music.
That was your fucking... That was a joke. Q-Tip goes in there. That was like your dad joke of the week?
Yes, it was. Okay. James Brown, the Godfather of Soul? Hey!
Is that a different James Brown? Help me. No, it's probably... It's probably the one.
Ah, People's Pleasure with Alive and Well on Take Your Mask Off. Oh, I just... Yes, you did. And Luke on Balloon, Daniel Cesar is credited as a co-composer on St.
Chroma & Tomorrow. So the album has dropped? It has today, dropped today. It's out now.
And what did you think? I thought it was underplayed on the air. Yeah. It's not getting the attention it deserves.
I wasn't fond of the Q-tip and James Brown mix. What? I didn't think it worked right. James Brown deserved his own place.
I don't think they should have brought the Q-tip in. Okay. All right. Well, that's good.
I'm glad that you covered it properly. Uh, you can, oh yeah, this is a quote from Mr. Creator. I guess it's how you say his name.
Mr. Creator. Tyler, the creator. So Tyler, the middle name creator.
I don't think that my shoulder pad is supposed to have like this. Well, I think if you had sleeves on, it would be different. They've, they've completely fallen off. Well, there's no Velcro in the middle.
I don't want to tell you. It doesn't look right. It's bothering me. We're not stopping.
Well, then just take them off. As the show goes on, we disrobe. This is stripper podcasting here on Cigarser Podcast. Well, yeah, but now you look funny.
The other one's on. You can't even see it. I can. I don't care.
They can't. All right. Can you listen to it? You can listen to it when you wake up.
You don't have to deprive yourself of sleep for something that is going to be there when you wake up. That's what the chroma guy said. It's out of the creator? Yes.
The chroma guy? Chromacopia. Chromacopia guy? Chromacopia.
Okay. All right. Dwayne Wade's statue was unveiled in Miami. This shit's hilarious.
Fans contend it looks nothing like him. The Miami Heat honored Dwayne Wade by unveiling a statue of the basketball legend outside the Kuseu? What is it? I had it phonetically because I looked it up.
Kuseu Center. Okay. It's an IT company. Oh, really?
Yes. I looked it up. I didn't know what it was. Sealing his legacy in the team and making him the first Heat player with a statue outside the arena.
The statue was revealed at a ceremony Sunday about eight months after the team, President Pat Riley announced plans to solidify Wade's legacy with the Heat, according to the NBA. "This is crazy," Wade said after the statue was unveiled. "I wanted to feel it. Life goes by so fast that it's very rare that we get to feel things because we're always off to the next thing.
I wanted to feel this man. " I guess you wanted to feel it. I think you wanted to feel the moment, not the statue. The statue.
Yeah. Because I watched the unveiling and he was very emotional. I'm sure. They had these giant walls that opened up and then slid back.
Really? And he was just... It's a major accomplishment. Sure.
It looks nothing like him. And the guy definitely deserves it. You know, he's a hell of a basketball player. But it looks absolutely nothing like him.
Nothing like him. In comments after the unveiling, Wade said he never expected this moment. I didn't play for this. He said at a ceremony.
I didn't pick up the basketball for this. He also said that he is one of the luckiest men in the world because people believe in me, but Wade's fans on the internet weren't as enthusiastic, saying the statue looks a little like him at all, making light of Wade's who's that guy comment, a user on X, which is Twitter, said we're all wondering the same thing. " We don't know who that guy is either. The statue appears to show Wade mid-celebration with his mouth wide open.
Okay, if you could do the look, please. Mouth wide open, eyes squinted shut, arms raised as if you were pointing down. Down, there you go. That, no teeth, he didn't, there's no teeth.
But your mouth is open. another user quip that the statue was actually of wayne dade and who's wayne dade is that a person no no just somebody else it's like the team who dwayne wade is a third compared it to actor lord it does look a lot like lord's fisherman that is correct uh the manly heat should have a contest where they show this picture to a thousand fans and anyone guessing it's dwayne wayne gets to keep the statue said jeff garlinson reporter for espn Who is this man? Who is this man? Dwayne Wade.
You win! Take this home, please. Take this home with you. When did we stop learning how to make statues?
I feel like we could have done a better job of this shit. You know what? We'll have this done. Wade.
You know what we could have done? We could have just ordered the T-Move version of Han Solo. You know what I mean? It is that look on the face.
And then just draw a fucking three on it. Put a basketball in front of him. Yeah, it's Dwayne Wade. At a news conference Sunday, Dwayne said And about the moment he saw the statue, Wade said he thought, "That's beautiful.
" Well, of course he has to say that. You gotta love the politics all the time. All the politics. It looks nothing like him.
You'd think they would have done a better job. Yeah. For sure. Somebody wrote a check for that.
Oh, man. " I'm the statue maker. I'm like, "I'm making the cutting the head or whatever. I'm dying laughing the whole time.
They're like, there's no way they're going to pay me. They're going to ask me to redo this. They're like, oh, we love it. They should, I mean, obviously when they unveiled it, they can't close it back up.
Close it back up! Somebody had to approve it. Yeah, but what if the owner wasn't the one who approved it? That guy and the guy who hired Kill Tony, both of them should be fired.
Yeah, they're looking for jobs together. You know what, they could just switch. Oh, it couldn't hurt. Hey, you know what?
Why don't you help run the campaign as far as people who are coming on? And you know what? I know nothing about statues. Didn't stop me from making a statue.
Just go ahead and take over on that one. Let's see. And then a final trending story for us today. Bears Tyreek Stevenson.
Yeah, that's it. Bears Tyreek Stevenson caught on video joined with fans moments before giving up a Hail Mary. Hmm, this was fantastic. I skipped this story originally because I thought it was just a Hail Mary pass, somebody threw it down, a guy caught it.
No, no, no. He's off to the side, they say hi, he's off to the side, pointing at people because they're up by three points, he thinks they're gonna win. Right, he thinks it's done. Three seconds left, or whatever it was, he thought the game was over.
" Right. So, epic battle between the two, blah, blah, blah. After the ball was snapped on the final play of the game, with the Bears up 15-12, Stevenson was seen taunting the home commander's crowd as Daniel scrambled, as Daniel scrambled to give his receivers time to reach the end zone. Yeah, they almost got the quarterback.
The end zone. Okay. I don't know about that. He was scrambling.
He was running around. He was kind of scrambling. Well, he was moving. Look.
Okay, keep going. Perfectly for the Hail Mary attempt. A few seconds later, Stevenson converged on the play, joining his fellow defensive backs into coverage near the end zone. And then it bounced, and the guy caught it.
Yeah. If he would have been in the back, you probably could have stopped it. Yeah, so I think the receiver in the back, he just didn't want any part of it. No, he was not in the...
He was not gonna... No, there was three of them that ran down, or four? Yeah. Sure.
Okay. And then there were two defenders, because the third guy was over there. And it just so happened to bounce. " Right, yeah.
" This is the deepest touchdown pass I've ever come in my life. Right, it's the greatest day of my life here. Well, nobody, so Scott Van Pelt did an interview afterwards. Yes.
They talked to Jaden Daniels, the quarterback. They didn't talk to the receiver. It's not like he did anything special. He was just in the right place at the right time.
Sure. Did they even say who it was? You know what? No.
I'm sure somebody else covered it. Somebody else went to him. Somebody said something. But it's funny because Washington was doing great the entire time.
Right. Chicago just looked like a complete fucking mess. And what's what's scary about Chicago is they have a ton of talent on their team. Yeah.
I just don't think that they're properly coached. Were they were they playing in Chicago? Oh, good question. Because the field looked terrible.
I think it was in Washington. Oh, the field looked terrible. Colors were faded on the, you know, the numbers and stuff. I mean, I know it's wintertime, but the grass was terrible.
Yeah, I think it was in Washington. If Chicago, if the guy's, you know, pointing fingers to the sidelines. That makes sense, I guess. He wasn't cheering with them, he was like, ha ha, we beat them, we beat them, oh shit!
Right. Can't taunt until it's over. Can't taunt until it's over. Dude, it was incredible, because I even thought the game was over.
I'm like, oh wow, can't believe Chicago came out. Oh, you would have been taunting too then? No, I just thought it was done. I wouldn't have been taunting at that point.
Oh. But then I saw the pass, and I'm like, oh my god, get over Mike, get over Mike. Sorry, sorry. What's wrong with my outfit?
I was just trying to think, when are you ever going to wear that again? You know, Brittany asked me the same question. I answered her. I'm going to keep these on, though, just in case.
Oh, it's a different movie, never mind. Yeah, it's a totally different movie, dude. I was trying to remember the female bad guy. Deadpool has one.
Female bad guy? Yeah, from the first Deadpool movie, who fights the big silver guy. The big silver guy? I don't know, I can't remember.
The girl. There's only one girl that's a bad in that movie. In Deadpool? The original Deadpool?
The brunette. She's a karate lady. Eh, it's not important. I have to go back.
Wolverine doesn't fight a woman. No. No. Kills one.
Wow. Oh, yeah. Well, wait a second. The Professor X person is a girl.
Professor. Oh, in that, yeah, in the second Deadpool. No, in the Deadpool Wolverine. Have you watched the movie?
Yes, I have seen the movie. That was the last one. I was thinking of wood, well, yes, but I don't, whatever you're planning on wearing that for in the future, I don't plan on being part of it, so I was thinking of Wolverine by himself, like a standalone one. Ah, okay, okay, got it, yes, yeah, I don't like it.
I'm not coming over just to stand there. Yeah, you're not partaking. No. It's where we draw the line.
Yes. Yeah, you're not. You could borrow the suit if you want to fill it full of clothes or something. No, I'd have to get like a more, I need the leather.
Oh. Well, no, you wouldn't wear it, just a mannequin, just so you can. Oh, I would still, I would need, as far as, you know, background effects stuff. You need to be...
Still be 100% legit. I don't... It's his outfit leather in the thing? Yeah.
Supposed to be made out of adamantium or whatever is... Adamantium? Whatever is in Wakanda. Really?
Yeah. Vibranium? Yeah, vibranium. That's it.
Supposed to be made out of vibranium. These are adamantium. Yes, yes. I don't think we're saying that.
His outfit in the second movie is supposed to be made out of... Adamantium? Yes. Not vibranium?
No, vibranium. Stop confusing me. Are you sure? With these made up metals.
I don't think you know what you're talking about. Sure I do. You don't know your made up metals, right? He got the uniform from the time people.
Yes, he did. Right. So they would have had access. To the vibranium.
No, they had a mandium. Damn. All right. Oh my, my head hurts.
Don't stop. All right, let's go. What else we got? The news.
Then we get into the news. Are we going to get into the news? You didn't set your timer. You were too caught up in your thing.
Oh, you did. I had a red dot text message on the one who asked. Wow. All right.
On with the news! On with the news! Oliva Advent Calendar returning for 2024. For the fourth year in a row, Oliva Cigar Company is releasing the cigar-filled Advent Calendar.
The Oliva Advent Calendar 2024 is said to be identical to the last year's and the 2022 version. So apparently they never change it. So we're not reinventing it. We figure, hey, you're gonna buy this.
Right, we'll put different cigars in it. Oh, they are putting different cigars. I have the list. Oh, tell me.
It kind of destroys the whole thing. To know what it is? Yeah! That's fucking stupid.
That's the highlight of the thing. It's supposed to be a surprise. So we're not going to tell you about anything. No, let's tell them.
You want me to read all 25? Do any of them excite you? No. Okay.
No. What is the Cuba Eladios Churchill? No idea. You thought Christmas might be something special.
Oh, like the Christmas Day one? Yeah. I'll leave a Series V, leave a Series V, which, the Melanio, which we didn't really like. We didn't like the Melanio?
No. There are a few changes, first, the MSRP has increased, so it's more money. Yeah, yeah. $240, $250, up from $230, so it's up $12.
50. It's about $12. Yes. What's the difference?
It's about $12. About $12. Second, there will be 3,000 samplers this year instead of the 5,000, because we had 2,000 left over. Okay, because we didn't sell them all.
We didn't sell them. Finally, the samplers are unlikely to include the same lighters before, because they've recalled those that we mentioned last week. So the reason why they do the recall? Yes.
Is just to kind of protect themselves. Yes. Yeah. They weren't child safety certified.
Yeah. So they weren't really expecting them back. " Well, yeah, yeah. They don't want them back because they're not giving anything back.
" Right. They're not safe for children, so now they're covered. Yeah. Yeah, it's like hot coffee.
Hey. This coffee's hot. Right, yeah, yeah. McDonald's.
Fire's hot. Right. We made the coffee and it's hot. A lot to learn.
All right. Vegafina Year of the Snake is launching. Is that this upcoming year? Let's read out and find out.
Oh my goodness. Before I pass out. While there's still more than a quarter of the year left on the Zodiac calendar, this time of the year the cigar companies begin announcing a new release for the upcoming Chinese New Year. Next month, Tablicalera SLU, not SVU, completely different thing, will release the Vegafina Year of the Snake 2025.
It's a six and a quarter 56 Corona Extra Vitola with a long pink tail. If I'm Gurkha, I would have went after all these trademarks, all the years. Well, I would imagine that's why they're announcing it so fast. If we get ours out first, Gurkha can't sue us.
Yeah, hey, we have the Year of the Snake. Year of the Snake, it's ours. Haha, now we're going to sue everybody. No, no, no, boo-boo.
In Spain, where the cigars will debut, they're not even releasing them here in America. No, they're in Spain. They're in Spain. Wow.
45 per cigar. Mm-hmm. For Corona, that seems cheap because ours is 16. So that seems, you know.
Our special limited edition is 16. That's what I said. 50 is cheap, we're saying. Oh, I think that they produce more than us, though.
5,750 boxes of 16 cigars. Yeah. I don't know. It seems about the same.
Oh, it's practically the equivalent. It probably is. 250 boxes is equivalent to 20 total. Right.
Like so many other cigars made for Chinese Zodiac Calendar, it uses a red and gold packaging, because that's traditional Chinese things. Colors believed to be associated with prosperity, and the cigars are packaged in sections of eight, and a nod to eight's reputation being a lucky number. Beyond the special year of the snake packaging, the cigar features the updated Vegafina main band, which will be used across the brand's portfolio. Is that true, my Chinese expert?
Yes. Eight is the lucky number? So lucky in number, yes, so is three and six, so I don't know why they didn't stick with that. Because they want to put the most cigars they possibly can.
I guess so, yeah, that makes sense. Chinese New Year takes place January 29th, ooh, it's late this year, which will transition the calendar from the current year of the Dragon, which, can we say that, or Gurkha got the calendars? Gurkha may have the Advents. Okay, well, we'll just say it's this year's calendar, so we don't get sued.
Oh, the January, yeah. Yeah. To the upcoming year of the Snake, which nobody's trademarked yet, so we can say that all gone. It's free to all.
Freed to all. We should make a year of the go fuck yourself. Oh. All right.
Sure. I think that'd be fantastic. The GF, uh, why? No, no, you can't because that, I think that, uh, Saka has like a GFY.
You have to do. Oh, he does. That's right. You'd have to say it.
Right. You'd have to say the thing. Yeah. Espinosa.
Okay. This is the only TAA cigar I covered. Okay. Because the rest of them are just.
You mean the Tobacco Association of Aruba? Yes. Yes. The TAA, Tobacco Association of Aruba.
Okay. Right. Where everybody had a wonderful time. He's the best pizza in Aruba.
Jack went four-wheeling. Did he tell Coop about the best pizza? I don't know. I saw it on Facebook.
Is Coop on a plane? I mean, what are we doing here? He's still doing sandwiches at the moment. He's back on the sandwich.
We're letting the pizza go. Yeah, apparently. Okay. Espinosa Premium Cigars created a new addition to its Murciélago line called the Chica-ca.
I love that name. Which is releasing as a limited edition exclusive to Tobacconist Association of Aruba. Yeah. It is an entirely new blend for the Murciélago line.
It uses an Ecuador and Connecticut seed wrapper. What does it mean when they say seed wrapper? I don't know. Ecuador and Connecticut seed.
Right, so does that mean it was not grown in Ecuador or Connecticut? I guess, maybe. Maybe? They just had the seeds from there.
So what we did was we took the seed from Connecticut, we brought it to Ecuador, and then we took the seed from Ecuador, and we brought it to somewhere else. Right, over Nicaraguan Biner in Philly. No, I honestly think it's Ecuador and Connecticut. it.
It's just they just added the word seed. Developed by Hector Alfonso. 50-50 at best. Operations director for Espinosa Premium Cigars and maker of the...
Was that what he made? We don't like it. The Sumatra Cigar. That's Patreon information too.
That he did it or that we didn't like it? I think by now everybody knows. We've said it more than once. Operations director...
They're gonna know. It is offered in a 6x54 oval-pressed Toro, oval-pressed, so it's not square, it's oval, gotcha, Batolo that was produced at the San Lotano factory in Octal, Nicaragua, production is limited to 1,000 boxes of 20 cigars, with pricing set at $15 per cigar and $300 per box. You know, I'm actually excited about that cigar. Ah, you know what, last year's was really good, the gold badge.
They do a lot of good things. They do. And I think that their Connecticuts, they make really good Connecticuts. They do, yeah, I like the one, the, the, the, I can't think of the name, Kramer.
La Kramer? No, it's just Kramer, theirs is just Kramer. Kramer? That's why I stopped myself, because I always say La Kramer, and that's wrong, that's somebody else.
Somebody else yelled at you for that? Did Jack yell at you for that? Oh, Jack. Yeah, he probably lashed at you.
I feel like he's just angry sometimes. So I think that the name is fantastic, too, because Murciélago's a bat, and the white bat from Ace Ventura is the... Mace Ventura, When Nature Calls, recognized the Chikaka name as the name of the great white bat that was also a central part of the movie. While that was a fictional bat, there is a species of white bat found in Central America.
The cigars are scheduled to begin shipping the first half of November. Chikaka, Chicago. You're out of here, pal. This is the second cigar that Espinosa has produced for the Tobacco Association of Aruba.
Exclusive series, it joins in Mercilago De Oro, which shipped to retailers in April 2023. Cigar was also a 6x54 oval-pressed Toro, but a blend that used a Mexican San Andres, Clairo, over a binder from Nicaragua's Jalapa region, where the Philly used Nicaraguan tobacco. I got some inside baseball about the Tobacco Association of Aruba. Oh, Patreon.
It's very interesting. If you like to join, everybody's doing it. We're going to talk about it. McAuliffe releases a black softbox-pressed Toro, a smoke-in exclusive.
Yeah. Yeah, everything's exclusive there. Yeah. Later this week, Smoke Him will releasing the exclusive Vitola and McAuliffe Cigars Black Line if they've finished releasing the exclusive Dunbar Tobacco & Trust that they're just doing right now.
Well, that's not exclusive, that's their Lancero. Oh, it's not? I thought it was exclusive. Oh, we got that coming too, but we're not that.
I thought you ordered it at the show. Yeah, just not as important. They get it first. Yeah.
That's how that works. I got you. Chain of command, buddy. Mikelle Black Soft Box Pressed, Soft Box Pressed, Soft Box Hyphen Pressed.
Yeah. So is the box soft, or is it pressed soft? Yeah, it's what it is, it's like a foamy box, so the box can bend. No, it's not.
I saw the picture. A soft box press. They didn't leave it. Means that it's kind of pressed.
Right, they didn't clamp it long. But it's kind of round still. Ah. Or as you read it, I thought it was in like a soft pack, like, you know, cigarettes, some come on the cardboard, some come on paper.
Are you doing that in the hard pack or the soft pack? Yeah, you are. I'll give them my camels and my soft pack. No filter.
We are pleased to partner with Abe and Smokin to introduce exclusive Vitola for McAuliffe, like said Don Thompson, president of McAuliffe Cigars. I bet you are. I bet you are. That's right.
The remarkable response we received for this blend is a testament to its quality. Working with Smokin has been a positive experience. We're excited to offer their customers a truly unique addition to the McAuliffe portfolio. Mike the year, I don't want to read any more.
That's fine. I'd like to go back to that headline and we'll talk more about that on Patreon. Oh, okay. Aladino Cameroon Reserva.
Yeah. Well, there are lots and lots of new cigars coming out. A truly new blend tends to be fairly few and far between. Yes, tobacco from different farms gets used.
That tobacco gets fermented in unique ways. " Oh. What the hell did I just say? I mean, he's not wrong.
Everybody's making the same cigars, what he said, but as you mix it as different? No, I don't think that everybody's making the same cigar. I think that creating new cigars and different blend combinations is actually difficult. Sure, right.
You've got to find something somebody hasn't done. Right. That's what he's saying. The reality is that this industry is filled with a bunch of lazy fucking people and they just say, oh, we'll just put this together and we'll send it and we'll put a new band on it and we'll call it something else, nobody's going to know.
And we don't respect the consumer, so no one's going to know. But in the case of JRE Tobacco Company's newest cigar, it's truly a new blend as the Aladino Cameroon Reserve is made entirely of Cameroon seed tobacco grown in Honduras. Cameroon seed. Everybody's adding seed.
We're all adding seed now. Like the cigars, the story is light. I wonder if there's some type of... I'm doing a joke, I'm doing a joke.
I'm sorry. Like the cigars, the story is also light, so that's where we're going to end it. Ah, okay. Okay, there you go.
Perfect. I wonder if there's some type of terminology that's required now by the government as far as incorporating seed. Oh, seed into the word. Oh, could be.
Yeah. S. government, I'm talking about Nicaraguan government or something like that. Or the Aruban government.
The Tobacco Association of Aruba. Yes, maybe them. Maybe those guys. Maybe they talked about it.
You know what, you're going to have to start saying seed. At the end of everything. Yeah, I want seed added to everything. That way we can decipher things.
Because we don't know what's going on. We have no idea. Look, as a government, we feel like your bullshit needs to come to an end. Tobacconists.
No, no, no. Yes. I don't know. Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Ships GFY Lancero Collection.
Right. There it is. There it is. Right there.
I think he'd let us use it. If you think he let us use it, then you don't know who Saka is. I think he would. He likes us.
It doesn't matter. Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust has started shipping its newest sampler to... I hate when that happens. So stop acknowledging it.
Newest samplers to retailers. Because I'm tired of you acknowledging it. Just let it go. Oh, the noise?
Yeah. Sorry, it bothers me. The GFY Lancero Collection is... Oh, I'm going to sneeze.
God bless you. Thank you. is a sampler but containing 10 different 7x38 Lancero Vatolas, each in a different blend. Oh, I like slipped.
Different blend that between the 10, there are six different wrappers used. Nine of the cigars are new and one of the Moustra de Saka NLMTHA Lancero. What is that? No.
Now leave me the hell alone. Leave me the hell. Oh. Yeah, like I made a Lancero, now leave me the hell alone.
That debuted in 2019. Another is covered in a candela leaf, Marking the first time the company has released a cigar with that rapper choice. Yeah. And as much as he tried, he could not make it bad.
That's what he said. He tried. He tried real hard. I tried.
I gave it everything I had. I gave it everything I can to make a bad cigar. How does it suck? And I can't make a bad cigar.
Can we throw some tissue paper in the middle of that? Yeah, then it would suck. Yeah. You could do that.
Yeah. Maybe not use the seed. Yeah, don't add the seed. In an email, Steve Saka, founder of Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust, inventor of all cigars, told Cigars of Podcast that a total of 4,150 boxes were produced.
Uh huh. What a weird number. Yeah. I think they just had these, uh, tell me what you get at the end.
What's the number he says? 4,150. He's probably making a little more than that. There's no way that they just.
Well, yeah, I mean, there's no, like, hey, you know what, what a coincidence, it ended on an even number. Yeah. Yeah, no. No.
Plus, he's already smoked one box. But, like, you know, maybe the access goes into bundles or something. Maybe. An increase from the 3,000 samplers that were originally announced, And each sampler, oh, so he made $1,550 more than he- It looks like he sent $4,000 to Abe, I gotta be honest.
I guess so. 50. That's not bad. How much?
50. 10? What? How many are in there?
Um, what? I'm looking, hold on, that's a different story. It's gotta be a 10 pack. 10, 10.
16 a pull. Well, I can do the math. Okay. So easy.
I dressed the pop and now you're getting aggressive on me. Just like that. That's all it took. I have claws.
You don't want to mess with me today. I have a faster regenerative power than you do. I don't think you're going to regenerate. Those will break.
These are sharp enough. They'll still break. They do look very sharp. Yeah.
I think they would. They would impale. Yes. Once I got through my vibranium outfit.
I would at least scratch you. Yeah. You'd have a scratch that you'd have to deal with for several weeks. Oh, yeah.
Possible infection. I'm not. Oh, yeah. Yeah, those are dirty.
Yeah, these are definitely not dirty. They're bent, your tips are bent. They're supposed to be. Oh, are they?
I think so. Oh, this one's, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, the middle one there. That's where you hit my outfit.
Amen. Made in China, buddy. What do you expect? I'm glad that that was a poorly quality control person.
This is not Wolverine. This is Wolferine. Yeah, Wolferine. Totally different guy.
Totally. It's like Spirit Halloween. Instead of like Mario Brothers, it says chubby plumber. Oh, does it?
Chubby Italian plumber. Nice. So that way they don't have to pay royalties. I get it.
They don't get licensing. Yeah, it's like GF1. Yeah, so that would say wolferine probably. Wolferine.
Yeah. Guy with claws. Claw guy. Right.
Yeah. I would be not alive. Not alive guy? Not alive guy.
Red mercenary. Red mercenary, yeah. Red not alive mercenary. Yeah.
Probably. I'm not disclosing any details about the Ligas. Again, why can't he say cigars? Steve, why can't you ever just say it's a cigar?
Listen, it's a Liga. It's a Liga. It's a Liga. It's a Liga.
It's a Liga. Is Liga Spanish for cigar at least? It's like blend. Or is Liga like a made up word?
Liga means blend. Cigar. It's blend. It is cigar.
He is a master Liga. I'm disclosing any details about the cigars at this point as I want consumers to experience them blind without any particulars or inherent biases based on the tobaccos. The idea is for folks to compare and contrast them. I'm hoping consumers will smoke, them, and then debate which is their favorite and least favorite.
Wow. I'm not saying anything about these. Right. So that you and I can argue about them.
I really want them to fight about it. I really want them to fight. I love that. Good for you, Steve.
Good for you. Let's argue a little. At some point down the road, slightly sometime next year, I will share the info. I just want folks to have an ample opportunity to smoke them before I spill all the details, because I wrote it down somewhere and I can't find a piece of paper.
There you go. I wrote that down. All the tennis cigars, including an sampler, were rolled at the Fabrica de Tobacco's Hoya de Nicaragua as a factory. Domain Cigars announces Entropy as newest line release, the N07B Prototypes.
Really? You ever heard of Domain Cigars? Yes. I have not.
Domain Cigars is- We've covered them a couple times. Oh, that's possible. We cover so many. Okay.
Domain Cigars is marking the six-month anniversary of its debut with- Oh, they've been six months ago. Yeah. Not just with the release of a new line, but also the prototype cigar that led to it. Right.
So basically, we made this cigar. Right. We didn't like it. Uh-huh.
But we made a lot of them. So we're going to release it? But we fixed it. It's better now.
It's better now. But now we have all these other ones, too. Right. So let's release those two.
Here's what we did. Here's what we started. Is that what it says, verbatim? Because that sounds, you know, if- Well, they did it kind of fancy way.
If that was what it said, I would have so much respect for that. I would have so much respect for that. You know, here's what we did. We produced these cigars.
We thought that we could have done them better. We did do them better, but here's the one before. Well, yeah, somebody made these. We made a bunch of these.
Made a bunch of these. So we wanted to see what you thought about this, too. The new line is called Enter Band. It uses a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper over Nicaraguan binder filler.
The blend which leans heavily on Lajero borrows significantly from Negatropy. Who? Negatropy? Negatropy.
What are you saying right now? There are others, okay, this one is called, the new one, wait, the new one is the Entropy, and the old one is the N-E-G-E-N-T-R-O-P-Y, Negatropy. Negatropy? Negatropy, this is amazing.
Absolutely amazing. Would you say it differently? I have no idea. I'm just glad I'm not the guy in the red suit right now.
One of the company's two debut lines with a press release saying that 90% of the blend is derived from that line. Oh, so wait, we made a cigar. Okay. It was almost good.
It was. We kind of liked it. And then? So we made a second one.
And then? This is 90%, almost exactly the same as the last one. And we decided to make it. We decided to make it.
But these first ones didn't come out so good. So here you go. But we made 2,000 of them. So you're going to have some.
So we're going to give you those two. That's a good pitch. Yes. Solid.
99. Excellent. The company is currently accepting orders for Entropy and expects that it will be on store shelves the end of November as part of the launch of Entropy. The domain is also releasing the N-O, number 7B.
It's not N-O, it probably stands for number. Right. But it says N-O-7-B. The N-O.
Yeah, the N-O-7-B. The N-O-7-B. So the consumers can experience the blend that was a predecessor for the entropy line. The cigar was sent out to a limited number of retailers as part of an introduction to the line.
With a note that it may go on to become a regular production in addition to the company's portfolio. But it wasn't that good, so we made something else. But since those samplers were set out, the blend has been tweaked a little bit. We made a better.
We get it. Okay, we're moving on. I mean, geez, Louise. We have 20 more minutes.
Okay. All right. Well, first of all, we don't have 20 minutes to go. You're at 42.
42, so that's 20. 18. Okay. You don't have any other news?
No, no. Yeah, we have one more story. Okay. Because I want to address a couple things, too.
Oh. Okay. The PCA and the Cigar Academy partners to launch educational program for cigar enthusiasts and professionals. So they got the idea from the Dominican Republic, I'm thinking.
Right. The Premium Cigar Association, the PCA, and the Cigar Academy has announced a new strategic partnership focused on providing high-quality, Educational programs and certification for cigar industry professionals and enthusiasts. With a combination of online modules and person workshops, the partnership was set to bring PCA members exclusive access to knowledge and training that covers everything from a cigar history and culture to best practice in production and retail. The Cigar Association co-founded by Ricardo Carrion and Thomas Grayson is dedicated to making premium cigar education widely accessible.
Carillon expressed his enthusiasm, saying, "For all cigar lovers seeking authentic knowledge about the cultural heritage and the artisanal traditions of the cigar world, the Cigar Academy is the ultimate source. " Yes. Knowledge is power. That's what Schoolhouse Rock when I was a kid.
It is. All right, you got Shop of the Week? No, you do. No, you're the Shop of the Week guy.
You said you were going to handle that moving forward. No, I said I had it last week. No, listen, it's on film. Since I do this now, I'm going to handle this.
So you said you were going to handle that. Who's the shop of the week, buddy? La Cigar Cultural and something, I can't remember the other. La Cultura?
Ben's, Ben's place. Yeah? Yeah. You sent him stuff?
He bought last week. Oh, lovely. Certainly. Good for you.
That's all it takes. That's all it takes. It could be one box. Could be one box.
Doesn't matter. I'm picky. You're a listener of the week? Like we said, I'm not responsible for the listener of the week.
That is you. You just went over this. No, I didn't say that part. Wolverine.
It's on tape. We have it on tape. We have it on film. We have it on tape.
I did not. I did not say that. I said that you were going to handle. The shop of the week.
Yeah. I didn't say anything about me handling. Well, I'm just expanding on your comments from before. Yeah.
We have a meeting. I have no idea what time it is. We have plenty of time. Okay.
What's the Listener of the Week? Listener of the Week? BONG! We don't have anybody right on the board.
I don't have a Listener of the Week. I'm going to go with Jason Hawkins. Listener of the Week. Ah, you get very excited.
Good for you. Thank you, Jason. Listener of the Week. Yes.
Indeed. I did want to address one thing really quickly. Okay. I had to help you get dressed.
Is that what you want to tell everybody? Did you tell everybody? No, I mean, thank you. Okay.
And you're gonna have to help me get on this as well, just for the record. It could be a lot more fun. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So Skip does these posts.
Yes. He's in Austin. Yeah, he's back home. He has done some posts about some upcoming things that we have.
Yes. Oh, I saw that there was a half-wheel story, but it was very short, so I didn't touch it. So what's happening is that I'm actually being, Charlie has reached out to me to address it. Yeah, he said that.
And I said, Hey, like, you know, I thank you very much for acknowledging it, because I love that. Certainly, you know, however, I'm not going to elaborate on it until the time is right. Right, you know, we have other things coming up being released prior, actually, I think what the quote was. Well, that's pretty much what I said.
Yeah, like, I don't want, I don't want to lose. I'm very excited about all of it. Certainly. Yes, we all are.
And if I knew about it, I would be very excited to. Yeah. And when they hit, they're going to be amazing. Certainly they will.
And I love the fact that Skip teases it, you know, because pretty much what's awesome to me is I get to see the final product and then everybody else does within about a 24 hours span. I get to find out about the final product and then within 24 hours it comes out. It's about the same amount of time, you know, it's very close. Right.
Well, a lot of this you guys already had in place before I came into this position, so there's just things that, you know, aren't, just haven't been thought of to mention. Yeah. I heard Greg actually telling someone last week, and I think I'm pretty much all caught up. I overheard a conversation.
Oh, you're up to speed now? Yes. Yeah, so, you know, I've had friends reach out to me, excited about it, retailers. Oh, I've had people ask me where they can buy it.
Hey, we're ready. Oh, I've had people go, hey, where can I buy this? Yeah. Okay.
Well, we got to start, you know, well, hold on. Right. Let's pump the brakes here for a second. Sure.
There's going to be more badass stuff coming beforehand. Right. So just be patient, because that's the way that things work. In this industry.
And it's all coming soon. Coming soon. It's all coming very soon. Coming soon.
All right. All right. You got anything else? Oh, you know, anti-hero?
Yes. I'm going to, well, you are an anti-hero. I'm an anti-hero. I'm actually going to be on the anti-hero podcast this Wednesday.
What is that? That is Drew Tucker, the military guys. Oh! Oh, coffee, black coffee, what's it called?
I don't know, I didn't get any. Yeah, oh, it's delicious. Oh, good. It's got bourbon or something in it.
Oh, does it? I saw the package, as you scarfed it up, put it in your bag. Taking this. Oh.
So yeah, I'm going to be on that podcast this Wednesday, just for the record. And you guys did Smashing Pumpkins last Friday, how'd that go? It was good. Everybody had a good time.
It's always a good event. Okay. Yeah. Perfect.
Well, then I guess that wraps this up. All right, it's been episode 258 of the Cigar Hustler podcast, the Wolverine and Deadpool. The Halloween, you don't even have a haunted, no, because news article, no, no haunted news article, no haunted news article, no Florida man, no, there was no Florida man, there was a death, and we don't usually do the dead people story, we don't like to do the death ones, no, we don't do the dead people story, really, yeah, okay, all right, yeah. I was going to add other stuff, but I want to let it go.
We'll add other stuff. We got 12 minutes. You want me to? Sure, what do you want?
I just think it's funny that everybody makes fun of the Florida man's things. Right. Meanwhile, you see all these sex allegations going on in New York over and over and over again where these fucking big corporations like the Abercrombie & Fitch dude, you didn't cover that. No, that was last week.
Yeah. Not trending this week. Oh, but that happened after. It happened after Monday, but before this Monday.
So, you know, I just found that very comical. I'm like, okay, so, you know. Well, it makes perfect sense. So we're called meth heads and all these other things.
Right. Meanwhile, you guys are doing God knows what up in those states. Uh, yep. It's pretty hella.
There was some. Well, no, I had something else on my mind, but I don't remember the details, so it would be unfair to mention it. Oh, we don't fact check on the show. Yeah, but it was an allegation.
I don't think it was an actual story, so no, I'm not going to. Okay. I'm going to wear this the rest of the day. So, hey, I would take the meth heads.
Which? You would take the meth heads? Just for the record. You can steal stuff and then send it to the police.
Hey, can you test this and tell me how good it is? Yeah, the guys with the missing teeth over the sex trafficking organizations that are being held up in New York, right? I might not be flame retardant. I won't put that down.
You're definitely not flame retardant. All right. All right, we gotta go. We got a Patreon to do.
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Show Notes
🎃 Special Halloween Edition of the Cigar Hustlers Podcast! 🎃
In this episode, we dive into trending topics, starting with comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s latest buzz, Tyler the Creator’s new album drop, and the surprising news of a Dwyane Wade statue. We also cover Bears’ rising star Tyrique Stevenson and bring you up to date on all things cigar industry, including our Shop of the Week highlight!
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