Curry and The Keeper - 133: "Turbo"

0:08 Curry the Keeper May 14, 2025 Episode 133 Hello my Queen, with you life is stardust, kisses and moonlight dreams. Nice. You're getting better. I'm trying. A plus, baby. A plus. I get a good score. Hey, let's cheers. One, two, three. Okay. You just thumped. Hold on. What did you? Oh. Oh. Oh. You have a spritzer. Absolutely. You have an Andres champagne.

0:49 San Pellegrino. You know, I'm sure Michael Anastasio is very disappointed after he sent— I drank his wine at the International Arms Dealer's house. I know. I know, but we have to discuss the wine on the show. It's like, it's a bunch of booze. I'm going to be drinking tomorrow night, baby. Okay. Well, cheers. Cheers. Let me—I am drinking. What are you drinking? I pulled this out of our cellar. Yes. We don't have a cellar. Well, it's under the stairs. It's under the stairs. This is the Agustavine Fifth Anniversary Blend. Oh. How long ago was the fifth anniversary of yours? Can I smell it? Can I smell it? Yeah. It was this year. Now, I'll tell you what—I'll tell you what I smelled when I smelled it. You said skunk. I'm sorry. I took your punchline. Yes, you did.

1:29 You have a habit of that. Doesn't that smell like skunk? A little bit. I think it has a little skunk smell to it. It tastes like skunk. What is this wine? It tastes like skunk. There you go, Scott Felder. It tastes like skunk. Thanks, brother. It needs to open up a little bit. Hey. It's kind of good, though. I like it. Hey, babe. I just wanted to wish you a happy 10th anniversary as of tomorrow. Is it as of— May 15th, 2020. Is that our— Our lives changed forever. Our anniversary— First date. Yes. I actually have that in my calendar. May 15th, 2015. I have that in my calendar. Ten years ago. I got an alert.

2:10 What was it? A date-iversary? Yes. Date-iversary. Let's see. It says, first date, Tina. Yes. Yeah. On the 15th. Yes. Isn't it crazy that it was ten years ago? Man. It seems like yesterday. Doesn't it? And a hundred years ago. Oh, please. We had a good first date. It led to a second one. Yes, it did. And a third, and a fourth. I held your hand on the first date. You did. That was the best part. Yes. And where was that date? Where did we have that date? Fixed. Yeah, there you go. Fixed. I wonder if they're still there. Fixed. I don't know. But we started off with having a cocktail at the bar. That's when you had your arms crossed in front of me. Yeah, yeah. I turned around and said, were you afraid of something? What's wrong with you, man? I said, what do you— What's the matter with you?

2:50 Am I scaring you, Adam Carey? Who do you think you are, Adam Carey? And then we ordered a boatload of food once we got to the table, and you tried to seal the deal with Sauterne at the end. John C. Dvorak told me that was the deal sealer. Yes. And to be honest, didn't quite disappoint. No, it didn't disappoint. I got a first date kiss, so— You did. That's all I needed. Yes, you did. And after that, it was smooth sailing. We just had fun. We had a lot of fun together, and there was no—I think we approached our relationship with no expectations. We had no preconceived outcomes, nothing. We just enjoyed each other's company. And to this day, I still do. Yes, you're my bestie.

3:32 Thank you. You're my best friend. Back at you, babe. Back at you. And so, yes, and so this leads up into our sixth wedding anniversary on Monday. Which is coming up on the 19th. Yes, on Monday. Yes. Which is kind of—and I don't want to jump ahead in the calendar of things, but I realized as I am—I am organizing this, you know, you kind of know half of what I'm doing anyway. Most of what I'm doing. Look, we're going to go to Austin. You know, we're going to have dinner. We're going to stay somewhere. It's going to be great. We're going to stay overnight. Yes. I got Phoebe arranged. Yes. It's all taken care of. And I look at my calendar. I'm like, ah! Uh-oh. I had promised— Oh, that's right. —to do my propaganda lecture or, you know, like Q&A with our neighbor, Chris, who teaches at Heritage School down the street, like a mile and a half away, on the 20th.

4:21 And I'm like, oh! And it's 8.45 in the morning, like, I'm not going to cancel—I'm certainly not going to cancel our anniversary plans. Good, good choice, babe. So I texted, I said, Chris, man, I can't believe I did this. He says, no problem. There's nothing after that because school is out. Can you do it Wednesday? And this was Monday. Can you do it Wednesday? Sure. And that was today. So anyway, it all worked out. And so talk about it. So you went—how old were the students? 12, 13. One or two were 14 years old. And it was in the—so he teaches a class about— Are you verklempt? I'm a little verklempt about the kids.

5:02 Oh. I was going to say me. OK. I can almost go—I'm going to have a drink here. Hold on a second. Cover me. Cover you? We talk while I'm drinking. Good job. How you doing, baby nation? Yeah, good job. OK. He teaches a class about reasoning and argumentation. He's a lawyer, so I guess he does that once or—I think once a week, maybe two classes on one day. And he wanted to bring me in specifically to talk about propaganda and media and what can you trust. And he had a whole bunch of—he had—we had 40 minutes. Wow. He had questions for 40 hours. Wow. But I was well prepared. And the class was—they were all very interested.

5:45 And I was just like, OK, let's talk about propaganda. Where does it come from? What does it actually mean? And how can you detect it? And what can you do about it? And how can you use it for your own benefit? And it was really good. The kids were interested. They had questions. Of course, the head teacher was there or the principal and a couple other adults. And they were probably more interested than anybody. Like, oh, Adam Curry's got some questions. Yeah. And it was just—it was good about it is it reminded me of what I do, of no agenda, and the reason why I was so interested, why I got into it, and how every single thing in our world, everything, except for Jesus, is propaganda.

6:30 Yes. Everything has an angle, has an agenda, has a reason. It's not that people who deliver it, there's always something behind it. And I thought I had to kind of get them—I got to grab their attention. You told me, I tell stories. Pastor Jimmy also this morning said, remember, kids like stories. And I said, who here has heard of the TikTok ban? All the hands go up. Yes. So what do you think that's about? Well, China's tracking us. Exactly. That's what they told you. But what is it really about? I said, and so I explained how the people who introduced this bill, how they took a lot of money from Google, because Google knew that they were eating their lunch. They were taking billions and billions of dollars away from them in advertising.

7:11 And you see they're going like, oh. Yes. And then I kind of said, you know, propaganda can be all kinds of, you know, the definition is to use communication to influence people's thinking. And you do it usually based upon emotion. So who is the number one propagandist in America right now? And Levi, the kid right there in the front went, President Trump. I said, yes, make America great again. How does it make you feel? Mega. He's got hats. He's got everything. So it was really good. And I had a good time, but it really reminded me of the roots of no agenda and why I do this.

7:51 And I hope I hope it left them with a couple of tools. You know, if you hear something first, how does it make you feel sad, happy, scared? Who is saying it? What do you think is behind it? And then be a detective. Yeah. Go. The Internet is great for this. Go and find out. What is this person about? What is that message about? Whenever you hear someone say, according to people familiar with the president's thinking, that's propaganda because no one can mind read. So that's propaganda. And it was good. I had a really nice school. And you said the headmistress, mistress, headmaster was in the in the classroom. He was there for the whole thing. Were there other teachers there? One other. One other.

8:31 I don't know if he's a teacher, but he's also the communications. Oh, that's right. For the school. Yes. Yeah. And the science teacher. She was there. It was it was her class. They were like, oh, Adam Curry's coming to Heritage School. Exactly. Yeah. They had the banner like, welcome, Adam. Seriously? No, of course not. Red carpet rolled up. But it was weird walking. I had my white shirt on. It was weird. Everyone's like in blue. They all have uniforms. Yes. And it was just it was like I walked right into a high school movie. Yes. Yeah. And I was looking at all these kids. I'm like, wow. Remember what that was like? Yeah. Yeah. Fifteen or forty five, forty eight years ago.

9:12 Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, I left and a couple of the kids emailed me already, you know, interest. I said, if you want, if you're interested in a podcast, I can give you resources. Wait till they go home and tell their parents. Yeah. Adam Curry was in our class. Yeah. You wait. They're going to be like, Adam Curry. Adam Curry? What? Yeah. He's still alive? My God. He must be ancient. Yeah. And, you know, and just, you know, the whole thing, I was really, really pleased. Oh, good. Good. I'm glad you did that. That's very thoughtful. It was good for the kids. It was good for me. It was, I think, good for our neighbor, Chris, because he lives right down the street. He's a lawyer. Yes. He just does this to do stuff for the kids. Yeah. I'm just like his kids go there as well.

9:53 Yeah. Yeah. Oh, that's really nice. It was fantastic. It was a good day for you too. It was a great day. Yeah. I really enjoyed it. Yeah. It was good. Yes. Nice. What else you got? Well, I thought I was being challenged for the past couple of weeks, but I realized God was refining me with this crazy project I embarked on, this software project that I've been doing with a vibe coding with AI, and it turns out AI is stupid. It has no intelligence, so you've got to be intelligent. It can do syntax. And it all kind of came together in the last couple of days. And what was it this morning I was reading?

10:34 Let me see. And a lot of it is what Pastor Jimmy says too. Hold on a second. I was reading, Lord, I'm delighted to obey you this day and every single day. That was my first thing. But what was it? Nothing else. Maybe it was yesterday. I'll have to look it up while you do your God shot. But it was, I can't find it offhand, but it was just, it's not that I was being challenged, but I was going through fire to be refined and also to appreciate what software developers go through, because I talked about it on our Podcasting 2.0 podcast.

11:14 And a lot of really skilled developers emailed me and said, this is what it is, brother. When you want to bang your head on the desk and you don't know, it gets better over time. But this is what it is. I'm like, what a job. I'm glad I never have to do that. No, but you know, people look at an app and they're like, the app sucks. They don't realize all that's behind it. They have no idea the blood, sweat and tears that goes into doing this stuff. I know the heartache that I had with updating the website at Ronald McDonald House Charities. It was all the time. It was a heartache. And those SSL certificates. Cert expired. Oh, no. Panic, panic. Your website's not secured.

11:56 Oh, gosh. And you get that little guy, the little crook with the mask on. He's stealing you because you're going to Ronald McDonald House Charities' website. He's going to steal your data. It was awful. It was awful. That, by the way, is all a scam from Google. Oh, is it? Yeah. They own the browsers, pretty much. And they decided everybody has to have an SSL certificate. Now, I understand having that if you're going to send credit card details, but just send a web page. It doesn't have to be secure. It doesn't have to be encrypted end to end. Well, they scare you into thinking, well, if I access this website, then they can get into my data and my computer and malware.

12:36 Yeah, that's why they put the little scary man on there. Anyway, I digress. It's been a learning week. I feel light and happy. And vindicated. Vindicated? Because a lot of people push against you. AI is great. It's great. Oh, no. It has no intelligence. Your friend up in Dallas, he loves AI. Well, because he's making money off of it. It's great for call centers. I'll be the first to say, if you want AI voice instead of an AI anonymous Indian, yeah, it works. But for any, there's no, you know, my new friend, Brett, over here, we met, we had lunch with the other day.

13:18 He actually. Brent. Not Brent. Why did I say Brent? Brent. He sells this stuff and he has, you know, this is his company does this and he's like, oh, no, you're spot on. Machine learning? Yeah. Intelligence? Yeah. No. So. Yes, we have a couple of new friends. Brent and Mindy. Yeah, they're sweet. They're really sweet. Yes. They're coming over for dinner next week. You're nice. I like him. Just make sure I don't call him Brett when he shows up. Why? That's the attorney's name that we know of. Brett. That's his name. I don't know why it came from. We don't know many B name boys. I know it's Brent. I know it's Brent. And he also, you know, he does the worship team stuff. Yes, he does the sound. The church, the sound, the mixing.

13:58 Yeah. He knows this stuff. And he's a guitar player, too. And that, too. Yes. Yes. So. You have something to say, clearly. Go for it. No, I'm changing topics. Time for T to go. Andrea and I packed up last Thursday and drove up to Cedar Park. Yes. And we went to the Mercy Me concert. Yes. And so it was big. It was bigger than the venue that we saw them at two years ago. But you go, hey, do you want me to text Mike? Because he knows, you know, three of the guys out of the band are in a text group. And I'm like, no, no, no, you don't need to. You don't need to do that. So, of course, I text Mike. And so I get a text from the tour manager. Hey, this is, I forget what his name is.

14:39 This is so-and-so, Mercy Manager's, or Mercy Me's manager, road manager. Oh, yeah, the guys would like to say hello. So can you come backstage after Zach Williams? You're with the band, baby. And I go, Zach Williams is playing? That's awesome. So I said to Andrea, I said, see the perks of going to a concert with Adam Curry's wife. We get to go backstage and meet the boys. And you sent a nice little picture of the guys. Yeah. I told Mike that you had FOMO. I did. Of course. Of course I had FOMO. They do an amazing, amazing concert. And it was different, right? Different this time? Yes, it was different. Yes. They didn't even get an introduction.

15:19 They just came on stage and started playing. Didn't they have that intro video? No. Oh, really? They just started playing. But they had the lyrics on the screen. On some songs. Not on all of the songs. Oh, really? Interesting. Well, people don't need them anymore. No. And I love, you know, their breakout hit is, I can only imagine, which is, what, 30 years old? Something like that. And I love that they sing it exactly the same. Because there's three or four versions, I think. Unlike Mike McDonald, Michael McDonald from the Judy Brothers. What a fool, but he, he, he, he, he, he, he. I was so disappointed with that. I was so disappointed with that. It's Michael McDonald. What a fool, but he, and cymbal crash.

16:00 No. No. Because he's sick of singing the songs. I'm like, look. Yeah. Okay. I paid for, to hear you sing the song. I paid for the song, Michael McDonald. I want to hear it that way. Exactly. But anyway, so it was fun. And it was, I mean, traveling with Andrea was super easy. Yeah. Super, super easy. So I'm walking out to her car, so she comes to pick me up. And I've got my little, I got a tote bag over my shoulder. I got my, my change of clothes, my pajamas. Let me guess, she had a whole Louis Vuitton. She had a medium-sized suitcase and a whole duffel bag. She goes, where's your suitcase? I go, my duffel bag. She pulls out this whole suitcase. What did she have in there? She had her pillow in there. Pillow and her sheet. Yeah. It was so fun.

16:40 It was super funny. But it was fun. Well, I can't blame anyone for bringing their own pillow. No, me neither. If you're really attached to a pillow, I understand that. Yeah, for sure. I understand bringing your pillow. Yeah. So it was like bump, bump, bump. I came back Friday morning, had lunch with Mindy, then came back, and then we got ready for taco night with Sparkle Debbie. Yes. The Sparkle Meister. Yes. Her husband and David and Karen. Yes. Yeah. Which was really nice because... It was really a nice night. Yeah. And this was the first time I got to do chicken on the pit boss. I'd never done chicken. I figured I could do it. Mm-hmm. Bro, how'd that chicken turn out? The chicken was good. The chicken turned out good.

17:21 Yeah. It was a nice night. We had so much food, but I always like to overdo the food. Oh, man. You had chicken for the whole neighborhood. I know. No, seriously. You could have taken it right down to the street to the shelter and you could have... I know. Do we have a shelter? I don't know. I'm sure we should. We should. Yeah. I don't know. We had enough food for sure. It was just... It was a nice evening. Yes. It was a lovely evening. It was fun. We entertain a lot in this house. Yeah. And the thing is, always when we're done entertaining and everyone's gone, we look at each other and go, we need staff to clean this up. I mean, how much... And then he usually goes, you walk Phoebe and I'm doing the dishes. And lo and behold, the dishes are all done by the time you get back. I would say I did help before I took Phoebe out.

18:03 Yes, you did. I put the dishes in. Okay. You did. Let's get that straight for a second. Yes, you did. You did. But yes, I try to take the dog out conveniently while you're doing all that. Oh, I got to take the dog out. She got to go. Phoebe walks slow. Walks slow. Right. No rush. Just stand there and look around. No need to... But I think I said to you, you know what we need? What? Staff. Yes. Yes. But I don't want staff in. It's okay. So then on Saturday, we did something fun. We went to... I can't remember anything. We went to the Beloved Gallery in Marble Falls. Why don't you talk about that? So the Beloved Gallery, and their whole logo even is based upon the two pronunciations, Beloved or Beloved. Oh. Yes.

18:43 They had the... You didn't see that? No. Oh, yeah. They have even the sound waves with the syllables Beloved or Beloved. Beloved. Interesting you didn't catch that. And this is built around one artist and specifically one piece of hers, but there are others in there as well. The Prince of Peace. Yes. This is Arikan... What's her name? Akiyana. Akiyana. Thank you. Kamaric. Kamaric. Kamaric. Kamaric. And she was very, very famous in the early 2000s when she was six, seven, eight years old. Eight years old. She was on, you know, Oprah and Phil Donahue because she just painted this picture of Jesus and there's a whole story behind it.

19:30 And I mean, it's like Rembrandt level. It's unbelievable. It is. And she never took one lesson. She was eight years old. How much lessons can you take? She was, she was touched by God, her creativity at a very, very young age. And she kept getting visions of drawing this picture of the Prince of Peace. There's a whole story behind it. And, and of course, you know, unscrupulous people came along and said, we'll represent you. And they basically took it and then they sold it and they got nothing, you know, she and her family got nothing. It was gone. It was gone for what, 15 years or something? It was a long time. And finally, some people, I guess people from Marble Falls, Texas, they decided to go and find it and negotiate a price and get it back and then get some of her other work for this gallery.

20:19 The gallery is only of her work. It's small. It's beautiful. God is just all over this place. Her work is stunning. Stunning. And I mean, the whole tour, it's a guided tour. You go through it. It's like maybe 25 minutes, 30 minutes. 55 minutes. 55 minutes? Well, oh, the woman who's speaking, plus we watched a small film. Right. It's mind blowing. I mean, you just cannot help but get emotional about the story. And then the paintings are so good. I mean, personally, the Forgive Them, Father, which is another painting she did of this, her vision of Jesus, I think was equally as good.

21:00 She had other things that were just, you know, in total is maybe 15 pieces. But the gallery is beautiful. It's free. It's completely, yes. It's completely dedicated to her. And it's in Marble Falls, Texas. Just boom. There it is. The whole thing was mind blowing. It went with Pastor Jimmy and Annette, which made it even more special. I mean, was there anything else you wanted to add to that? Because people should just go check it out. Even walking into the place, the whole presence of the place, they had the beautiful coffee shop in there. Great little coffee bar. It was just very calm and peaceful and serene, even in the coffee, even in the coffee bar.

21:42 And then, yes, it was fantastic. And then they had the picture when they had the grand opening of the gallery, and they had this picture, it had rained, and then they captured a rainbow that went completely right over it, right over the whole gallery. And they had this picture in the gallery. But this young woman. And she does poetry. Oh, she. I mean, when she was eight years old. Like what? It's a little better than Hello My Queen. I mean, she got me beat when she was eight years old, she was doing amazing stuff. But she, I mean, the thing that just blew me away, she did not take one art class.

22:22 And she started talking about visions and stuff at a very young age. And God gave her this creative talent. And she kept, like I said, she kept seeing this vision of the Prince of Peace. And one day this carpenter shows up at her door. He's like seven feet tall. And then she was able to take that visual from the carpenter. Didn't even know him, just showed up at the door. Hello, God. There was no other story. I was wondering if there's any more story behind that. Was he there? Did he just knock on the door? Was he there to see their parents? But that's what led her to, at eight years old, to paint. And look at it online. It's Akiyana.

23:03 It's A-K-A-I-A-N-E. Akiyana. And she was, when she was young, she was on Oprah Winfrey. And she was like on all these different television programs. But it was such a lovely day. It was really lovely. I'm going to put it in the show notes so people can see it. Oh, man. And now she's, what, 26, I think? Something like that. Something like that. So, just fantastic. And then we went right across the street. If you're ever in Marble Falls and you go to the Akiyana Gallery, across the street is the Blue Bonnet... Cafe. Cafe. Yes. Known for their pies. Dude. And snapping turtles.

23:44 But go ahead. Snapping turtles? Go ahead. I was going to talk about the food. Yeah, go ahead. Kara. Why don't you tell the story, babe? No, the food was great. We had... But go ahead. It was... But go ahead. It was comfort food. It was comfort food. And we all had pies. But whatever. I'm telling the story. Which was the title of the newsletter, which was... Did you happen to read the newsletter? No, I did not. Unfortunately. It said, so snappy. I'm sorry. Was that the title?

24:25 So, we're at the restaurant and Adam's telling the story, which he told last week about the... No, I start the story. I start the story. I'm 30 seconds into the story. Yes, go ahead. Go ahead. No, go ahead. No. So, you were telling the story. We told the story about what Adam saw in the sky. If you don't know what that is, you'll have to listen to the last show. We'll repeat it here. But anyway, you were starting to tell the story and I didn't know that what I asked you was the punchline. So, I said, well, did you mention that it was a clear night? And you go, that was the punchline. Hold on. That was the punchline. You ruined it for me.

25:06 That was the punchline. You got really snappy. Now, first of all... Which is very unlike you. First of all, that's not all that I said, but okay. I start the... I'm telling the story and then you say, it was a clear night. No, I didn't. I said, did you say that it was a clear night? You didn't say, did you say? You said, it was a clear night. Believe me. On this show, how many times have you given away the punchline? In my defense, in my defense, I didn't know it was a punchline. I thought it was the setup of the story. I didn't know it was the punchline. It's all right. But you were snappy. Yes, I was.

25:47 And I said, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to snap at you. There... You are so worried that I'm going to mess up the story that I'm forgetting details because I often do. And you're excited to tell the story. You jumped in. That literally was the punchline. But have we not on this show several times? Yes. Yes. It's okay. Yes, but you were exceptionally snappy. And I apologize. Which is very unusual for you. And I apologize right away. I was like, oh, 10 years and now it's going down the drain. I said, I'm sorry. I said, I did not mean to snap at you. But yeah, I was really... But you don't usually do that, especially in front of friends. You don't do that. I was really disappointed because that was really the punchline.

26:30 Yeah, but you've never done that in front of friends. Have you? No, but these are very good friends. What do you want to do? Want to arrest me? Do you want to arrest me? Here's my lesson. I'm just going to be quiet when you tell the story, even if you tell the story wrong. See, there it is. And that's really the issue here. It's like, he's telling the story wrong. He's not staying on point. He's doing the weave. That's really the issue. You can't stand when I don't tell the story the way you want to tell it. Or you don't tell it correctly. But I had only just started with the story. I know. I know. I'm sorry. Lesson learned. I am going to keep my mouth zipped.

27:11 Okay. Yes. And let you tell the story. How long do you think that's going to last? I'm going to work on it. I'm praying about it. I'm going to work on it. I'm sorry. I was also very tired and we had had guests over Friday night and then, you know, I was also like, oh man, I got so much prep to do. It's all right. It was not your fault. Okay. And I apologized right away. I said, I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to snap at you. Yeah. It's okay. Okay. And so any punishment? It's just made for a good newsletter. Well, we didn't get any donations out of it. Oh no. Our donations have fallen off the cliff. You better hype that up a little bit. We're retiring the show people. This is the last show. Well, it's supposed to be value for value.

27:51 They're not. Nobody's getting any value out of it. I'm getting, I mean, you know, basically we're doing the show for Michael. And Brian. And Brian and Pastor Jimmy. Yeah, that's it. Well, there's other people. I got other things to do. There's a monthly. Like sit on the couch. Even if it's just five bucks, it's not about how much. It's just, it's just, let us know. Yeah. It's a boost. Send a note, man. I didn't even see Comic Strip Blogger. Oh my gosh. We must be really getting bad. Wait a minute. Did I miss Comic Strip Blogger? Maybe I should start drinking again. I don't think so. Let me see. Oh no, Comic Strip Blogger's in there. No, of course he is. Comic Strip Blogger. Well, also the Bitcoin, Bitcoin has gone so high. People like, I don't want to, don't want to give my Bitcoin to those people.

28:32 What's a few satoshis? What's a few sats, everybody? Anyway. Yes. Speaking of which. Yes. This very show. Yes. Has been chosen. Oh yes. To be one of the first podcasts to use the new Fountain app and Fountain hosting, which we'll be talking about the end of the month. Yes. Which will make it very easy for you to, uh, uh, boost any show in, in sats or in dollars, whatever you want. Um, I'm very, those guys really doing a lot of work and I'm very excited for them. we're going to be the beta show, right? We're going to be beta. So things of course will break, but I'm very excited.

29:14 Well, I'm glad that they chose us. You know, our little like flailing podcast. They're like, flailing. Hey, they need CPR. That little, that little podcast, you guys over there. It'd be great to test them. Yeah. If it breaks, at least it's just Curry and the Keeper. It's just you guys, like nobody's listening about Michael, Brian, and Pastor Jimmy. No, that's not true. People are listening. And, and you get a whole dashboard, a beautiful dashboard in case you're interested. KPIs up the wazoo. Okay. Yeah. You can see charts and everything and see how it's going. Are you interested? Yeah. Of course. You sound so sincere. No, I am interested because if it's going off a cliff, we're going to retire the show. We're going to start something new. Tina's on the, whatever. No, if we, if we stop this, I'm not doing any more podcasts with you.

29:58 Okay. What would you like to do? I don't know. I'd have to think about it. Yeah. Maybe something about meat. I like. A meat show. A meat cast. What kinds of meat did Tina eat today? What did you eat? What kind of beef, I should say. By the way, how's it going with your whole program? It's going great. It's going well. It's going well. I think you're doing fantastic. I got my 25 pound weight vest. Annette just got hers, so she's going to start walking too. And I told her, she's, Annette's in shape. And I said, do not start with 20 pounds. You have to start slowly and then see how it fits. Well, I think more importantly is you just seem to have gotten. I figured it out. Into a much better place than you, you know, cause I've, I mean, I know I snap at you from time to time, but I've lived with your, with your dietary.

30:46 Dietary stuff for, I don't know, 10 years, 10 years. My dietary stuff. I've never complained. That's been difficult for you? No, no. Cause I love you. Give me a synopsis of what you think about all of it. What do you mean? About my dietary history? Well, you have, you know, like many people, you have issues with weight gain, weight loss up and down, and you really care about it. And, and to me, it's like, you're the same Tina to me, no matter if you're three pounds heavier or lighter, I don't care. You care a lot. And you know, you've talked about body dysmorphia where you think, Oh my God, this is horrible.

31:29 I look, no, I don't look right. I'm like, that's your brain. Yeah. Um, no, you've been very supportive. No, of course. And I've done some harebrained things. Well, you've been through a lot of different programs. I'm eating a stick of butter. It's the stuff that you like doing, but this one, I think there's been the most like where you figured it out and you, and you know, kind of how you want to keep stuff in, in a range. And I can just see this healthy is healthy. You're not, you're not obsessive about it. You're not watching a thousand YouTube videos a day about some particular subject. Cause that was kind of thing. I'm like, the thing I've been watching most about now is fasting, but I think I've learned as much as I possibly can learn.

32:13 And I really can't fast right now because I drop weight very easily now. So I don't need to lose any more weight. But fasting in general. I mean, there's a whole lot of good stuff about fasting. It's very interesting. Yeah. With the autophagy and the cell regeneration. I kind of, I sometimes, I mean fast for like, you know. You fast every day. You probably fast for about 15 hours cause you do intermittent fasting. Cause you don't, we don't eat at night anymore. No. We don't eat at all at night. No. So I, you know, we eat dinner and then I rarely eat lunch. You know, if I have a lunch, I eat lunch. And then, you know, I had a very light dinner the other day after I had a lunch with Brent. You know, it's like, eh. Yeah. So, but look at me. Yeah. Look at you. Now I'm getting 195, babe.

32:54 What? I know it goes up and down with me. I'll be eating 199 the next day. I mean, I don't know how this works. It's like, I'm 190. I mean, 195. I seem to be in the 1974, 197 .4. That seems to be kind of my median. 1974. 1974. Okay. That's a good number. I'm about 1200. What do I weigh? 126 pounds. Yeah. That's what I weigh. Yeah. I still haven't carried you over the threshold. No, no, you haven't offered. Well, now that you're getting skinnier and skinnier, you're getting weaker and weaker. Okay. But I can, I told you, we tried to do it the other night. I said, I can get up off the floor in a crisscross applesauce seating position.

33:37 So Indian style. You are able to do that. And I can carry you over the threshold. I can get up without using my arms at all. I use complete leg strength. And I'm able to get up. it was like the Indian, we used to, as kids, if you sit this way, I couldn't get up. No, no, I cannot get up like that. Yeah. I can. Yeah. I, it's all in your legs. You just use your leg strength without your arms. You're an amazing person. You're so much better than everybody. For being elderly, I am. Elderly. Stop. Well, you are on social security. Yes, I am. There's that. So, so I had a lovely mother's day. Both. I heard from both of my girls. Oh, I mean, I love that. I got a text from Elise at the beginning of the week. Let it be known. I have put the card for mother in the post today.

34:17 It should be there because she knows me. I'm like, send that card. It's important. So before I could even do it, let it be known. She says, I talked to Ellen on Saturday before and she said, I sent the card late. I go, your sister beat you, which is highly unusual. And then when Ellen called me, Ellen called me on Mother's Day and I go, you beat your sister. So you're even now. It's hilarious. It's important to you and I appreciate that. It is. I love that. And I, I had a really lovely day. I went to lunch with Pastor Jimmy and Annette. It was just the three of us. We had a three hour lunch. It was phenomenal.

34:58 Yeah. Where was I? You were working. Working. Yeah, of course you were working. Yeah. So that was really nice. He says, well, gosh, I'm glad he's not here to snap at me. Right. I know. Right. At least he's working. Yeah. Doing something productive with his snappy lifestyle. Snappy. He's all snappy. Yeah. So that was really nice. You know, I really love you and I'm really sorry about that. I know. No, I know. I know. It's just unusual because you don't. I talked to God about it. Yeah. You know, you just don't do that, especially in front of other people. You don't do that. but I. But Jimmy and Annette, Pastor Jimmy. It doesn't matter. No, I know, but. It doesn't matter. If it had to happen, I'm glad it happened in front of them. Well, I learned my lesson.

35:39 I will just let you tell the story. And once you conclude the story, I will offer up corrections. Can I offer some corrections to this story, which my husband tried to tell, right? But of course, he doesn't want any interruption. So let me say. Yes. Yes. Feel free. Yeah. By the way, that's after everyone's laughing for my punchline. Okay. And I'll say you left out. No, it was your story. I shouldn't have butted in. It was my fault. Hey, so. So Randy Black sent me that sly Fox video from 1986. I'm counting down. Have you never seen that? I have never seen that. Did you put that in the newsletter? No, I didn't. I didn't. But he sent it. So he said, let's go all the way.

36:19 He sent an email to me. I'm with that. And he's like, this needs to be talked about and needs to be talked about at, at, on Korean keeper. And so I said, I go, I, uh, what'd I say? Yeah. What did you say? What did you say? So then Brian, sir, Brian texts me. He's like, Randy Black sent me this video of Adam on the countdown in 1986. Like he thinks he's scooping me, you know? So I said to Randy, I go, this shall be discussed. It's on the list.

36:59 Sir. Brian thinks you sent him an exclusive by sending this to him. I've even tweeted this thing out. You know, you're feeding that monster ego of his by sending him stuff where he thinks he has the inside scoop. Anyway. So what's the story behind that? So, so you, you're on stage with whom? Okay. So this is, yeah, this is a, I put that video in the show notes. You have to send it to me. Um, so this was a pretty big show and there was this track act basically called sly Fox and they had a hit song. Let's go all the way. And they were from England. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go all the way.

37:40 Let's go all the way. No, no, no, no, no, no. I mean, it's a very, very intense lyrics. So yada, yada, yada during rehearsals, you know, only one of these two guys shows up and like, where's the other guy? Oh, he's supposed to come in from England. He wasn't on my flight. And as we get closer to showtime, like there's no guy and it turns out he's not coming. I think, you know, there's like a Milli Vanilli type deal and whether he broke up or whatever it was, you know. And so this was 1986. So you were 24. Yeah. Yeah. 24. No, you were 22, 22. Yeah, there you go. And so we had to figure something out because it just one guy and was already boring. Just two guys, you know, lip syncing to na, na, na, na, na.

38:23 So I said, well, let me stand up there and do it. And the director and the producer went, yeah, that's a great idea. I'm like, but I don't know the dance and I barely know the lyrics. Okay. Put the lyrics on the ground. And so we, we ran through it one time and then live on the show. And people were just like, I just stood there and I just lip synced all the things and did all the dances. And people still talk about that to this day. You were so cute. There was another one. I did it, um, with meatloaf. Oh really? Meatloaf. He had a song with John Parr, uh, called rock and roll mercenaries. And John Parr didn't show. And so I'm there with a guitar.

39:04 You can, you can look it up with a guitar. Like I'm playing guitar with meatloaf. Really? Rock and roll mercenaries. And I'm making the face and everything. Rock and roll mercenaries. Did you like fake guitar play? Dude, I was slamming that act like no one else's business. Yes. I fake guitar played. Yes. Let me see if I can find it. Fake guitar played. Countdown. Let me see. Countdown. I bet you it's here. Adam Curry, meatloaf. I'm telling you. Let me see. You have to send it to me. Uh, what year was that?

39:45 That was same, basically the same time. I don't know if, um, if they had one with John Parr and one without, I can't really remember. Anyway, there was something with meatloaf. Yeah, because I'm watching the video and you go look at the lyrics. They're all, they're taped on the floor. Yes. So do they write the lyrics really big so you can see them? I think I wrote them myself. did you? With your handwriting? Yeah. It was a big block letters. Anyway, there's something out there too. I don't know, but you know, this was crazy. And then you played drums too. Who'd you play drums with? That was a variety show. Now that actually plays a drum. You had to learn how to do that, right? Yes. I had, it was a drum battle, classic drum battle with Bart Peters.

40:28 He had a big variety show Saturday night live, and it was a drum battle, you know, and then he would do a drum bail and then, and I do a drum thing. And it was, I said to my friend, Earl, I'm going to get me a girl. And all these girls stand up playing trombones and trumpets. I practiced for two weeks to do that. And I remember I had the cymbal crashes from the bottom up, which was kind of my signature move. Instead of from the top down. My signature move, baby. People like, Hey man, can you sit in with the band? No, bro. I cannot play drums. Okay.

41:08 I can do two, I can do four on the floor. That's it. I like your signature move. My signature move. It's on YouTube. Adam Curry, drum battle. Oh my gosh. Hey, show business, baby. My signature move. Hey man, I'm a show business animal. What can I tell you? And now podcaster. There you go. Never wants to go on stage anymore. No. Although you are going on stage next week. Yeah. Patriot Academy. Yes. You're doing the ask at the Patriot Academy. You got your spiel down. I got my spiel down. I still have to have it refined and approved by you.

41:48 Open up those checkbooks. Open up those wallets. I just throw down those cards. You are going to say, um, no, no, you got to say it this way. No, I'm not going to say it. Adam, you forgot that part. I'm just going to raise my hand. I'm like, excuse me. Excuse me. Can you just remember to say this thing? Yeah. I know I'm so bad. No, you're not. But thank you for doing that ask though. Thank you. I know Patriot Academy. Of course. But you know, I'm there. I'm there. First of all, I'm there for you for anything. I mean, that's how we met. I was out there shilling for Ronald McDonald house. Yes, you were. And the circle is round. Yes. And we come right back full circle.

42:29 Here we are. Yeah. And so what are you doing with this whole Patriot Academy? I'm just helping out. I got, I secured the caterer. You're helping out. I see spreadsheets. You're printing stuff off. You're doing meetings. That's more than helping out. I know. I know. It seems like you're involved. Sparkle Meister. She turned to me and she goes, you know, she goes, you know, I think you should take this over. I looked at her and I go, you know, no, I don't think so. I'll help you out. But no, I can't take it over. You have always liked being a support pillar. I, yes, I do. I like being a support pillar. That's where I operate best. But no, she just asked me to help. And because I have a lot of experience in event planning, so does, so does, uh, Cara Green, who owns Patriot Academy.

43:09 And with her husband. So I'm just, I'm helping out where I can. You know, we, we invited friends. I'm helping out with the caterer. I'm doing all the check-in and I'm going to do the centerpieces. We're donating. Oh, we're donating some wine, the four bottles of wine. Oh, the white, the white wine. Hey, but we're really, we went all out. We're donating our white wine. Well, I'm donating the ones that we won't drink. There are some, like the ones from Michael. No, they're high end. They're high end. We'll drink those. No, but we'll drink his, but no, we won't drink these lower rung. No. Yeah. Speaking of, I put in the newsletter, the two bottles of wine that we got from, do you remember the two bottles of wine that we got?

43:53 Yeah, I don't know. For our anniversary. One said, one said, hold on. I'm going to pull it up. I'm sorry. I have not looked at the news. I feel bad. It was the Curry and the Keeper logo. And one said, Caber, yay. Oh, from Brian. And the other one, Chardonnay. Yes. Sir Brian with an I. Yes. It sent those to us, which is really, really thoughtful. They're very, very cool. They are. Oh, you put the picture in there. I did. I put the picture in there. So that was very sweet. Let me see. Something was cool. Someone was quite snappy with me. Oh, now you're reading it. I'm sorry. My hard work. It's because it goes, you don't, you don't want any emails.

44:36 I thought that I rose to the top because I'm your wife. Don't I have a star next to my name? You send it out as the, as the newsletter. Yeah. Yeah. You, you have a star spot in my alerts box. Alert, alert, alert. Who else is in your alert box? Okay. Let's take a look. Um, in my alert box is you, um, Amazon. Oh. And John C. Dvorak. Oh. And that's about it. Amazon. And Christina, but she never emails me. Yeah. Yeah. That's it. Well, Amazon, uh, you know, cause you're always like, okay, I'm getting this return code and in the QR code.

45:20 I need it right now. I need it. Well, you're like, just throw it away. Don't even send it back. I'm like, no, I'm sending it back. It's 20 bucks. I don't have time for that. I can't believe they don't just let you have it for the amount of hassle that they have to go through. Exactly. So we have some fun, fun, fun things coming up this week. We're going to the vaudeville dinner supper club tomorrow. This is the, we do this like once or twice a year. Yeah. We're going with our foodie friends. Yes. I'm very excited. Yes. And it's the bloom. That is the, is that the theme? Hey, if you're ever coming to Fredericksburg, keep an eye on vaudeville and the supper club. That's when you want to be. It is Michelin star top level.

46:01 The presentation, presentation service. Yeah. Just, it's amazing that we are blessed to have that here in front. I agree. I agree. All the other stuff we have, you know, shop house and all this stuff. This is just mind blowing. And not a lot of people know about it. It's very, it's kind of exclusive. It's for people in Fredericksburg in the know. I don't think many people come from outside. Yeah. I don't think so. So we're doing that tomorrow night. And then on Saturday, I'm very excited. We're heading to Luke and Bach. Yes. For the no agenda meetup at 3 33 PM. Uh huh. Uh, we expect lots of people to be there. I've been promoting it on no agenda. So I hope lots of people will come. I have not heard from sir. Scott Baron of the armory.

46:42 So I hope he's coming. Well, sir, Brian's coming. Of course, you know, he got a spray tan or he's going to get a spray. Yeah. As long as Brian's coming, everything will be fine. Yes. Yeah. Everything will be dynamite. He's the, he's the third host of no agenda and curry in the keeper. He's the number one host. I mean, don't you? Oh, go ahead. Feed that. Now he's going to clip that. He's going to clip that and put it on Instagram. Mark. My word. I'm the host. I'm the creator of all of it. Yes. He is a steadfast, loyal supporter though. I must say that. Babe. Yes. We've been, we've been yapping. Are you ready? Well, I want to talk about what, why this is all Annette's fault, which, which leads right into my God shot.

47:23 It's all Annette's fault. It's all her fault. What is all Annette's fault? So Annette started talking about wanting a new car. Uh-huh. And so of course, you know how I feel about my car. You know, you hate, you hate the rims. I hate the rims. And so I kept looking at my car and I'm like, I don't like this car. I just don't like this car. And so I started looking online. Cause Annette planted it in my ear. Cause she was thinking about getting a new car. I love how you're blaming this on. It is. I told her. That is so unfair. She went to the dealership with me yesterday. And I looked at her and I said, this is all your fault. Just so you know, she's like, okay. You, so let's just go back. You and you had that, you know, Mazda thing, whatever, which you kind of, I like my CX five.

48:10 Yeah. You kind of came with that. No, it's, I can't. I know I had fat girl, Venza. When you met me, I was fine with that girl. You liked it. Cause you go, I like that. You're driving a mom car. Cause nobody's looking at you. That's what she said to me. Exactly. Right. So then when I was not there with your sister, are you like, you traded it in, you got the, you got the Audi and you made concessions is what you always do with things. Like, well, it didn't really have the rims I wanted. No, I was, I was supposed to get the charcoal gray one. And they, it didn't come in. I said, well, we have this white one, even the color you wanted. And then you came home. It's fine. It's fine. And for four years, all I've heard is it's fine.

48:54 And I'm like, I know. And so I snapped once in a couple of years and it has to be a whole newsletter, but for four years, it's fine. I mean, I really don't like my review. I mean, I get it. And that's okay. It's not, you know, it's like, I get it. Yes. So then you're like, all of a sudden you're like looking at cars.

49:38 I'm like, are you bored? Get back to Patriot Academy. Drive that wrong color, wrong rim car down to Patriot Academy and go do some work. And then, and then you're like, now you're all up in my grill about it. Oh, I can't do that. You need to talk me off the ledge. I'm really thinking about getting a new car. And I said, I don't care what you do, however, I will hound you and say, is this exactly what you want? No concessions. It has to be exactly the color, the height, the emblem, the rims, the trim, the seats.

50:22 I don't care. Please Lord, stop fighting just the thing she wants. And I'm having lunch with Brent and they get a text. They have a 2022 and Bernie, I'm going to go check it out. And I said, bro, this is the beginning because now I'm going to get like, I don't know, it's like, you know, I don't want it. It's like monthly. I said this, I said that, and I said, this is Indiana. I got to just deal with this and I'm just, I'm just going to have to press it on her. It's okay.

51:03 Just, just get it. Please trade the other one in and do the thing, but please just make sure it's exactly what you want. And you said to me on the phone, I don't want to hear about the stupid rims anymore. I did. So somehow, and everyone's followed this on the show, Tina wanted rims and she got a new car. It's amazing how that happens, but it happens. But this all started because Annette started looking at a new car. It's not Annette's fault. It's Annette's fault. You know, are you guys bouncing off each? It's Annette's fault. Is that the show title? Blame it on Annette. Blame it on Annette.

51:43 Oh, so anyway, so she went with me yesterday and I bought the car. I bought the car. Yes. And, um, I went. Tina, not after calling me, you're texting, how about this, how about that, but I'm going to call you. Hello. I'm on the phone with you. Can I answer any questions? Let's do it on the phone instead of text. It's like, I'm doing work in here and of course it's my light phone, so I got to do speech to text. Yes. That is a good idea. Click, click, click, click, click, click. I'm crazy.

52:24 I'm going to call you. So anyway. Okay. So I get the car and I come home. Car drives like a dream. I come home. I pull in. You're like, oh, you didn't even know what I bought. You were like, oh my God, this is beautiful. It's turbo. It's a turbo. No one mentioned it was a turbo. I didn't know it was a turbo. Did the sticker turbo on the side. You who discerned everything about this vehicle, you knew all about it, but you missed the big turbo side. You've got a turbo. Let me take this thing for a spin anyway. And then I found out I have a heated steering wheel and, and then there's like, you got to help me set up everything on my serious extenders and work.

53:11 It's a deceptive. Thank you. I so appreciate that. I'm good at it. So it's not my favorite thing to do. No, I know. And I appreciate that, honey. I really do. And I appreciate your support. So we go to bed. Okay. We go to bed. And then I was just like, you know, last night you said, I don't want to hear it, please. I'm glad you got the car because me, what didn't I want to hear? You didn't want me to hear about the cost. You don't want to hear about the cost and the monthly payment. Yeah. The monthly payment. And I, not like we bought it outright, the monthly payment, sadly still have very much of a poverty mindset, which I need help with obviously.

53:52 But so, so you were like, I don't want to, you know, don't, don't, don't talk about that. I just said, I, you said, I don't, you told me basically don't, don't say anything. It's okay. You got to stop that. I mean, it's fine. Everything's good. It's like, you see them, you see our numbers. We're good. We're good. It's okay. So I go to, I go to bed and I wake up and I start doing my Bible study and I looked at you and I go, Adam, Adam, I go, I go, I know that you don't want to talk about this anymore, but I may having buyer's remorse and I need you to pray over me because I knew it was my poverty mindset and you, I'm just not one of those women that just goes out and spends loads of money.

54:37 I don't. So, so, um, you came and you prayed over me and you said, you know what, Tina, you are going to take care of this car and you're taking it, taking care of it. It's a blessing from God and you're taking care of it so that another person can be blessed with it. We say one day down the line, there's going to be a young, young person and they're going to see this car and it's going to be right in their price range and it's going to be so well taken care of. And it's because we don't take any of this stuff with us. Right. Exactly. Any of it with us. Exactly. Our treasures are stored in heaven, not on earth. Yes. And did that help? Because that prayer just came to me from the Holy Spirit. Yes, it helped a lot. And then God led me right to my God shot this morning.

55:18 Ah, okay. Here we go. It's time for Tina's God shot. Ah, yes. The big man upstairs is synchronized with me, I guess. He's like, Curry say this. You're synchronized with him. Curry say this. I got something for her. Go. Okay. Ecclesiastes 5 verses 18 through 20. Ready? This is what I have observed to be good, that it is appropriate for a person to eat, to drink and to find satisfaction in their toilsome labor under the sun during the few days of life God has given them, for this is their lot. Moreover, when God gives someone wealth and possessions and the ability to enjoy them, to accept their lot and be happy in their toil, this is a gift of God.

56:06 They seldom reflect on the days of their life because God keeps them occupied with gladness of heart. And that was, that was your just daily devotional, your scripture. No, I've been reading Ecclesiastes and this was the chapter that I read today. That's great. Isn't that? God knows how to do it, man. Oh my gosh, we are so blessed. He's got humor. And so I went to the, I had to go to the church today to pick, to look at some stuff and I saw Annette and, um, I said to her, I said, oh my gosh, I woke up with the most, no, she said, oh, she said, I don't remember how it, how it went, but I said, I woke up and I had the worst buyer's remorse. She was, it's so funny because Jimmy, Pastor Jimmy said to her, I wonder if Tina is going to wake up with buyer's remorse or something to that effect.

56:54 And she said, oh no, she was so happy. She was so happy when she got out of there. And I said, Pastor Jimmy knows his flock, you know, and I said, oh, are you so crazy? Like he obviously felt it because I, you know, I was just like bowled over with it until I got, until I got to that scripture and I was like, okay, the funny thing, the funny thing about it is yes, they were like, it's our car. I want you to drive it. It's our car. And I'm like, yeah, sure. But I know it was going to be like, that's my car. Get out of my car. What are you doing? You got your own car. Get out of my car. What are you doing in my car? I know. You were like, oh, that was part of the buy. I could feel it coming. That was part of the buyer's remorse. Well, it's both our car.

57:36 No, it's not. No, it's not. You wear it well, baby. You wear it well. I'll keep my 2022. It's fast though, right? It's not a new car. It's one year old. It's got 15,000. Are you kidding me? You know, it's a turbo. So there you go. It's a turbo. It's a turbo. Now it's time to hear from the Coke Soakers. You never see Timo coming. It's like, wow, turbo. We got to hear from those Coke Soakers now. What did you say? I said turbo. What did you say? Now it's time to hear from the Coke Soakers. I think show title turbo may be better.

58:16 Okay. Yeah. And we do have a couple of people who love us. And of course, at the top of the list, it's like when we go to New York, it's like, oh, I would love to find some time to meet up with Michael Anastasio. He's not close. He's in New Jersey though. But where in New Jersey? He sent us a note. How far? I have to look it up. He's probably two hours from New York. Yeah. Yeah. I don't want to blow him off and like, oh, we have a quick little cocktail with you. Yeah. Because he has been such a supporter of the show from the beginning. I know. $100 he sent us. I know, Michael. You're so kind. Sweet, sweet man. All the gifts, the wine, the Coravin that we have, the coasters.

58:57 He is single-handedly keeping the show afloat, people. I know he's the only him. And I think maybe Amy's listening too. And of course he says, young couple, please accept my offering as a little token of appreciation. More than a little token, Michael Anastasio. Yes, Michael, thank you so much. And then our brother, our brother from another mother, Pastor Jimmy, coming in. Now, I know he wanted to send his full Striper boost and he says, I tried to boost. He came in with half the amount. I'm sure the other does. I know he's good for it. I tried to boost. I got tripped up in the Cryptoverse. Oh, Cryptoverse. Locked up my wallet on Fountain. Oh, no. Attempting a third time. Oh, no. So he says, looking forward to our time in Nash Vegas.

59:38 Viva Nash Vegas, y'all. KTLD, KYBO. KTLD, KYBO. Now, we've both been so busy. We text, obviously. We text every morning and a couple times during the day. And we're like, we need to catch up again. I guess it's not going to be until Nashville, which is next weekend, not this weekend, but next weekend. Oh, is it next weekend? 23rd. Oh, yeah, it's coming up. So that's a pretty sad state of affairs when best friends can't even catch up during the week. He's busy. I'm busy. We're all busy. Yeah. Busy. Busy is crazy. Thank you very much, brother. Appreciate that. And we'll fix your wallet.

1:00:19 We'll fix it. New version coming. A new Fountain. It's going to be dynamite. Oh, and there he is coming in with a mini striper boost. 77, 77. The one, the only. Sure, Brian, with an I. With the longest note of all, of course. I'd like to make it known that Dame Lady Vox flew all the way from Alaska to make it to the Houston meetup. Oh, wow. So if you people in the lower 48 think you can't make it to the Fredericksburg meetup on Saturday, it's just because you don't care about me. Oh. And on Sunday, come worship with us at Bridge Church. Oh, we'll be coming to the Bridge Church. Yes. Oh, that's nice. I would also like to pull a CBS and plug a podcast.

1:01:01 If you are a fan of Golden Girls, go listen to Sophie and Blanche on a podcast called Grumpy Old Dames. That's not really Sophie and Blanche. In the evening, y'all. In the evening. He's promoting No Agenda meetup on Curry and the Keeper. Well, it's kind of a Curry and the Keeper meetup. Curry and the Keeper. Curry and the Keeper meetup. Curry and the Keeper. I like that. You're going to be there. People love seeing you. I'm not going. Yes, you are. I'm driving your car. Beep, beep, beep, beep. Yeah. And our final supporter today, 4,923. Wow, this is a really short list. Comic strip blogger. We're wrapping this baby up. Comic strip blogger says, Howdy, Lovebergs. Tina and Adam.

1:01:42 Hi, CSB. The latest episode of. Oh, look at this. The latest episode of Grumpy Old Dames podcast. Wow. It's a double promotion. They're pretty funny. Episode number 12. You can also find it at www.grumpyolddames .com. Be sure to tell your audience to subscribe. Quote. Quote from the podcast. We bitch about the television and movie industries. Lady Vox has a foolproof popcorn recipe and brews up some cocoa leaf tea. End quote. Yo, CSB. Thank you, CSB. Yeah. Comic strip blogger. Thank you for being one of our five loyal listeners. He's been in my life for a long, long time. You've said that many times. Well, I keep saying it because I feel blessed that he's in my life.

1:02:24 Yes. Even though sometimes I'd like to stick him behind the wallpaper. But he's been in my life. I'm very blessed with him. Thank you all very much. Thank you. Go to curryinthekeeper.com. Subscribe to the newsletter. It's great. I read it every single week when it comes out. Yes. And you would, too. And there's always fun pictures in it and fun stuff. It's a good little teaser about what I did wrong this week. It's what keeps it funny, baby. It keeps it very funny. Wow, we're running along. The question of the week. That's right. The question of the week. Tina has the question. She already knows her answer. This is me on the block. The question of the week.

1:03:06 I hope it's easier than last week. It's easy. What was last week's? It was like, I don't remember, but I remember it was like my brain went. Last week's was, how do I make you feel loved? That was last week's. Yeah, there you go. Okay. Here's the easy one. What is something you often forget to do? I know what it is. I often forget to do. I often forget to do. There's so much I forget to do. There's so many things. I know. The list is vast. I know you're just sitting there like chomping at the bit to tell me all the things I forget to do. I mean, I usually remember to clean out the dishwasher.

1:03:48 It's about forgetting. It's about forgetting. I mean, this is an impossible question. Oh, you always have qualifiers. How can I tell you about the things I forget to do? Because if I forgot to do them, then of course I won't remember them, otherwise I would have done them. Why don't you tell me what I forget to do? You often forget to put the salt in the softener. I've gotten pretty good at that. We've been in this house four years. What do you mean? Ever since I put it on my calendar, it's been on time, spot on, good to go. I have to buy some new stuff for next week, but...

1:04:29 Next week? Yeah, because next week it'll have been in a week, and so I need to get... It's a pain in the butt. These things weigh 40 pounds. You got to go get them. 40 pounds, it takes up 40 pounds a week. And for some reason, still, all our pots and pans have all kinds of stuff on it. What's going on with it? But is that all I forget? That's the one thing that stands out to me. Oh, wow. I'm doing okay, then. I could probably hire someone to do that for me. Yeah, why don't you do that? Why don't you ask Danny, the pool guy, to do it? Okay. He does chlorine anyway. And you often forgot about the pool, too, but you handed it off to somebody.

1:05:10 No, no, no, I was smart about that. I have pool trauma. Having Danny, the pool guy, is a blessing. He is a blessing. It's hard to get a good pool guy. And he won't take on any more clients. Okay. What do you often forget, babe? What do you think? I have no idea. You're perfect. I know. It was really hard for me to think of something. How long did this question of the week take you, scratching like, wow, I'm so awesome. And I have a turbo now. Wow, I'm turbo awesome. What exactly, turbo awesome, another good time. What exactly do I forget sometimes? This is what I forget. I know. Can I tell you? Yes. Actually, you don't forget, but at least four times a month, you'll leave, and I'll get a text, did I close the garage door?

1:05:58 That's not it, though. It's always closed. Yes, it's always closed. What do you forget? I often forget to text you when I get to my destination. Yeah, what's worse, forgetting the salt, which I don't forget, or not letting your husband know you have arrived safe? But see, this is the thing, because that tells me, out of sight, out of mind, you don't care. You've left the destination. You've left the home. You're like, I'm away, finally. You don't have to think about him and all his stuff and whatever, and you forget about me. Because if you thought about me, you'd be like, oh, my husband, I love him. Oh, yes, I have to text him. No, this is what happens. Oh, please do tell. I'm usually with a friend, and we're yap, yap, yap, yap, yap.

1:06:40 Much more important than my husband. My husband doesn't count. And then all of a sudden I'm like, oh, I forgot to text him, because I'm so busy yapping my mouth. You don't even forget to text me. I have to text you and say, are you there yet? Are you safe? Are you okay? Yeah, sorry. You've been pretty good about that recently. Yeah, I've gotten better. Yeah, you have. It's okay, babe. Thank you. Consider all the things that we could be doing wrong. I know. I mean. And you could be doing wrong. Oh. Yeah. Well, I think I have a lot to consider still. I'll tell you what. What, honey? Will you be here next week with me? I'll be here. Unless there's nobody listening. Hello. I love you. I love you, too.