The Rambling Gypsy

We Broke The No Balls Rule - Meet Sunny Sauceda

• The Rambling Gypsy • Season 3 • Episode 2

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We let a pair of balls in the She Shed, y'all! đź«Ł And you'll want to watch this whole episode to find out why... đź‘€ Introducing three-time Grammy winner, Sunny Sauceda.

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Speaker 1:

You see, I don't need to be on drugs.

Speaker 2:

Sorry, I'm sorry. Lord have mercy. Okay, here we go, we're filming, we're filming. Oh, I think we're filming. Hey everybody, welcome to the Ramblin' Gypsy podcast. My name is Tiffany Foy and we are in my she shed today, and I know you guys have heard me mention that I do not let anyone with balls in here, but I feel like I broke the rule when I brought Mr Jovi in here, and today we actually have a real set of balls in the she shed. Y'all. This is Sonny Soseto.

Speaker 1:

Hello, hi, thank you for having me.

Speaker 2:

Thanks for coming, thanks for being here.

Speaker 1:

Thank you for the ball reference.

Speaker 2:

I appreciate that you know, I just want you to know that you're the first.

Speaker 1:

Am I really?

Speaker 2:

Yes.

Speaker 1:

Well, thank you, I appreciate that. I mean, there's a first time for everything. There is a first time, first time for everything. So I'm popping a cherry.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, oh my hell, yeah, let's go, all right.

Speaker 1:

Let's fucking go.

Speaker 2:

So we, speaking of that, we have to go back and tell and think your wife is freaking the cutest thing, since if y'all have not seen his wife or met his wife, she's an absolute doll.

Speaker 1:

She's way out of my league. She is, yes, way out of my league. Yeah, a hundred and ten percent. I could not agree more, but um but I'm funny, but yeah, I'm a smart ass.

Speaker 2:

Yes, you are and I'm sweet, but we were doing a show that me and my crew we built a really cool stage for that. You played on and did this at the studio, and when we were getting ready we had to literally put everything together. We had to work around other people that were in and out of the studio, blah, blah, blah. Long story short, and Sonny comes rushing in and he says ask, steve, you know I need to get dressed, I need to change and I'm sitting down. So you guys got to do a visual. So there's a couch up against one wall and then there's like a long mirror.

Speaker 1:

You're in like a corner.

Speaker 2:

I was in the corner and I'm sitting down. Yeah, so you don't see me. So I'm sitting down in this little corner between his chair and I'm trying to put my makeup on so we can go in and record this TV show. And Sonny comes in there and he just getting naked. I'm like whatever I'm like, I'm going to get naked in front of you today. And I turned around he's like, oh shit, when did you come from? I was like I'm right here.

Speaker 1:

I heard a voice, I just didn't exactly see her.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, so we haven't seen each other in a long minute, I mean, if that's one.

Speaker 1:

I mean at least that much of each other. Yeah, no, Well, you were wearing clothes. That was unfair. Yeah, I think that was that was unfair.

Speaker 2:

I feel like you just took our relationship to a whole nother level. It really did. And uh, you know in there I was like okay, okay, whatever. I was like sure, why not?

Speaker 1:

I mean, I wasn't completely naked. No, I wore underwear that day.

Speaker 2:

So yeah, wow.

Speaker 1:

Was I supposed to wear underwear that day?

Speaker 2:

I mean, it's whatever. Okay, I mean, since you are. I mean, if you want to free ball, it in my she shed, I mean, it's whatever, that's kind of matter, what? Well, literally and metaphorically speaking, okay, I do too, but my balls are in different area. Yep, I love that you know, hey I just wear mine on my chest that's.

Speaker 1:

That's perfect. Yeah, and you're tall, so they're just like right here, right there, right there, perfect hi.

Speaker 2:

How are you doing?

Speaker 1:

it's the best view ever next to the camel, next to the camel.

Speaker 2:

Yes, yes, god, I'm just kidding about camels and things when we're talking about that.

Speaker 1:

No, so um, that's where we draw the lines yeah, yes, you leave my camel alone yes, and the toes stop.

Speaker 2:

It's too much. It's too much too soon. Okay, all right. So let's tell everybody um who's Sonny Saucedo. What do you do? Tell everybody, in case y'all don't know.

Speaker 1:

I'm mostly a smart ass. Really Well, I play music, I play. I've been playing Tejano music for oh gosh, what's today? Oh my, gosh Tuesday. Tuesday. Well, I've been doing this, you know, in the days.

Speaker 2:

I know I never know nothing, it's Tuesday, it's Taco Tuesday. It's Tuesday, taco Tuesday. It is Taco Tuesday, it is.

Speaker 1:

I've been playing Tejano Tex-Mex for what? 42 years now.

Speaker 2:

You're old as fuck.

Speaker 1:

I am really old man.

Speaker 2:

I sold my soul to the devil, me too.

Speaker 1:

I'm going backwards, though I like that. The older I get, the less I give a shit.

Speaker 2:

Same. I'm just like whatever Same, you know yeah.

Speaker 1:

What is it? What is it? What do the kids say? Yolo. They don't say that anymore, they're not kids anymore. Oh, they're not kids anymore, they're 30 year olds. Okay, 30 year olds say that YOLO and we just have fun. But we released our first single this past March, which was Luminizer, and we did San Antonio was the collab thing and now we're on hot sauce, so that's going incredibly well. It's been moving really fast.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, and how? What made you decide to go from Tahano into Texas country, being Tahano based for so long?

Speaker 1:

Well, you know, the funny thing is that when we were on tour with the Dixie Chicks in 2000,. Back then we were already we had a. Back then we had a singer that sang country and the funny thing is that I had invited, I had met Emily Robeson and Charlie Robeson. We were all. Charlie used to be on the same record label as we were on Sony, and he had heard me play accordion. It's a crazy story. Emily saw Sheryl Crow play accordion at the New York Times Square.

Speaker 2:

I didn't know she played accordion.

Speaker 1:

She dabbles Well. Sheryl Crow plays accordion. Emily saw Sheryl play. Okay, okay, emily went to run a play. Charlie used to go to Hermes Music in San Antonio. Hermes Music in San Antonio. Hermes Music was. They were friends of mine because we used to spend a lot of money there.

Speaker 2:

I haven't heard that word in a long time. Yeah, I totally forgot about that. Yeah, and back then I would like give accordion.

Speaker 1:

you know starving musician giving accordion lessons. Whatever I could, right Whatever, right Whatever and it's usually accordion lessons were usually with women. It was the weirdest thing. It's mostly women that would think that is I mean I don't know, maybe because they fuck my accordion, maybe on stage, yeah I mean you do y'all ain't seen this guy in his squeeze box.

Speaker 1:

Good law she's it's one of yours, started googling but I'm just playing what? Wait a minute. No, no, but I mean it's a lot of girls like well, there was a big, uh like female movement on of accordion players back then. But but but that's how we met, you know. To circle back around to hermes and um, it was funny because back then they had pagers and emily had paged me that she wanted accordion lessons or she's left a message on my pager. I didn't know who she was. I was like mom, whoever I don't know who that is, and I never responded and she's like, and then she called a message, that message again. So first.

Speaker 2:

Okay, when that came across so there used to be. So when that first started you would only get a number that would come across.

Speaker 1:

Did she say? Was it a number and a message? It was a message, like she left a voicemail. I didn't know who she was. I thought you just have to read them. No, I thought you could leave messages on them before, didn't you be.

Speaker 2:

I didn't have that. I didn't have that nice of a pager, Sonny. I don't remember, yeah right.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, no, I think you.

Speaker 2:

So I think she did leave a message.

Speaker 1:

I don't know who she was. Who cares? Yeah, I don't know. I was in love. I was too busy doing other stuff.

Speaker 2:

Doing other things.

Speaker 1:

I was busy trying to get in.

Speaker 2:

Trying to get in again.

Speaker 1:

Emily, emily. So she paged me again. Yeah, full dress rehearsal. Can you show me some stuff on the accordion? I'm like, yeah, sure, I finally called her back. And between that I'm driving on that down the highway and I'm with my girlfriend I don't know if I was with vicky, yet might have been my ex-girlfriend and I was. We're driving. I see the milk commercial. No, I was with vicky and I was, and I saw the milk commercial and I saw them with the remember the milk mustache thing. So they did the milk mustache thing and I'm like, wait a minute, that's the girl that called me. I'm like, holy moly, yeah, maybe I should call her back maybe I don't know let me think, let me check my schedule let me check.

Speaker 1:

It's only Emily Robinson, yeah, and so I know, and then I called her back because everybody gets those pages all the time. I mean good lord and I called her back and then she's like yeah, this is that. So she tells, gives me her address and at the time she lived in the almost basin, almost area. And uh, she's telling me, don't give my address to anybody. I'm like, okay, like whatever, like who am I gonna give it to? Like I don't know anybody you're just gonna page everyone.

Speaker 2:

I'm gonna tell everybody yeah, exactly so I'm.

Speaker 1:

I get her you know address go, I show up and she has a piano accordion. Now I play a button accordion. We're two different animals, so we were just. It was just the funniest thing ever. But I did teach her some stuff, like you know, just little techniques and stuff.

Speaker 2:

So a piano accordion. Explain A piano accordion, because I know what you play.

Speaker 1:

A piano accordion is essentially a piano, but of course A piano. Accordion is essentially a piano, but of course like accordion style and the diatonic accordion is a way different system, two different ways to play it, but the functionality is the same, right? So it's like I mean the closest example I could give you is like the regular keyboard versus the ergonomic keyboard they have the same function but you use them differently, so kind of that way. And um, I invited her and charlie to one of our shows and I'm like hey we're gonna play and we had this guy that's in country back then.

Speaker 1:

So you know me being the optimistic guy that I've always been right. I've never changed. And I said, well, you know what, come to the show. It was the Conjunto Festival in Rosedale Park on the west side of San Antonio, yeah. So her and Charlie show up and I'm telling the band like, yeah, the girl from the Dixie Chicks. They're like yeah, whatever, whatever, and then sure it is and then she shows up with Charlie and I'm like, oh cool, and they came into our so how long ago was that?

Speaker 1:

that was 24 years ago, like maybe 25 years ago might have been 1999, 2000, because we went on the flight tour with them. We went like we did a few legs, yeah, after that we just we connected. We got to meet each other. I was like, oh, thank you for coming. And then charlie wanted me to record with him on his album. Yeah, yeah, step Right Up album. Yeah, step Right Up album. And when we went excuse me, to meet, we recorded at Willie Nelson's studio, pert and Alice Yep In Briarcliff. He says, hey, by the way, the girls want to know who you want to open up from. And I'm like what?

Speaker 2:

I guess, I don't know, you're going to have to send me a page. I'm like, yeah, I don't know, man, and.

Speaker 1:

I said like what do you mean? Like open up, like in the parking lot?

Speaker 2:

Right, yeah, Like while you're eating.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

Like what do you?

Speaker 1:

mean he's like no.

Speaker 2:

No, like the opener, like the opener.

Speaker 1:

Like get out of here, call my manager or a manager or whatever, right, you know, I was in my 20s, so that's kind of how that whole thing started, and I say that out to say this. So ever since then. So here's the thing we did play country at the time, but the girls did not want us to play country, they wanted us to play Tejano.

Speaker 2:

Right.

Speaker 1:

Because they wanted to educate their audience.

Speaker 2:

Okay, that was it. I like it, right, I like it.

Speaker 1:

So we didn't get to play it and it's still cool because we still got to play for their audience, right, our music, which, by the way, they did love it. The funny part. This is the funny part. You know who didn't like it?

Speaker 2:

Who didn't?

Speaker 1:

Who did not like it were in the front row. People that were in the front row, the brown people in the front row, they're like.

Speaker 2:

They were like what I really seriously wow, they're like they're like I don't know, but everybody else not spanish-speaking loved it, loved it so that because I'm sitting here as a person, I'm listening to the story, I'm thinking to myself. So when you decided to go from pretty much a Tahoe base recently and go into more of a Texas, country feel how is your audience handling that?

Speaker 1:

Funny thing is, times have changed the, the. I guess if you could say the lines are very blurred now, and right now is the perfect time for this. Now, back then they would say, even from then on, like when they would play they. They tell us we love what you do. We just wish we knew what you were saying, we understood what you're saying, because they love the songs, they love the melodies they love, and it was much like what I do now.

Speaker 1:

It's an accordion based show, choreography around the accordion, and so they liked it. The thing is that they did not understand. Years later we still kept doing a few shows. When I left the band on my own, did my own thing. Same thing. I did some red dirt stuff, so it's almost like they've been waiting for this they've been asking.

Speaker 2:

It's almost like they've. This is just I'm answering that call.

Speaker 1:

Okay, right, you know they've been asking it's not. But at the same time, right now it's at the same time that there is a country, latino movement, in Nashville, in Texas, texas country is going through like a Renaissance period where they're just exploding. Right, you know. You have, you know, you have you know, carin leon with kane brown, you have, you know. Uh, all these, there's like a four or five national artists that are that are latino. I'm not here for any of that. It just so happened to be that I'm showing, I show up when it's in the middle of the whole thing right so it's.

Speaker 1:

It's from people that are looking, from the people that don't know. They're like oh, now, that's how you're doesn't know. It's. It's been. I've been talking about this for years and years yes, and I've just kind of been.

Speaker 2:

I believe in things happening, happening yeah and then, and for a reason and sometimes timing is is everything. Sometimes you don't understand why it's happening. Sometimes you you're thinking this is absolutely horrible and oh my gosh why. And then, yeah, you turn around and you're like well, I mean I mean, it's just like getting fired on your day off and then, all of a sudden, your window of opportunity shows up.

Speaker 1:

See, I think, if I'm one of those guys a lot in common I mean it's a funny thing, it's funniest thing ever. But it's a funny thing, it's the funniest thing ever.

Speaker 2:

But it's a blessing and it's been incredible.

Speaker 1:

It's just so. You know Mitch Ballard, monty Warden, you know Abe Mack, AJ Vallejo, steve Trevino these guys have all been key people. You know Dave Smith, greg Smith, greg Austin, jim Watterson's. You know all these people have and it's been like nothing. But it's nothing. I mean, how do I say this? The way it was explained to me was like be careful, you know.

Speaker 2:

Right.

Speaker 1:

Because they might not. You know everybody's smiling at you, but they may not you do. You know everybody's smiling at you, but they may not really like you right, and I'm like I haven't seen any of what everybody else thinks right and I'm talking about like the whole, you know, racism thing right, yeah, I said if anybody's a racist, it's me. Seriously, I use that statement all the time.

Speaker 2:

That word all the time, but I don't use it in in skin color yeah aspect, I use it in everything else you don't like the blue car. Why are you being racist?

Speaker 1:

I mean the blue is not. Why are you mad?

Speaker 1:

at the blue, you know, but that's how I've always used it is in that, in that context, but yeah I mean, I've been around all kinds of people, so for me it's funny, because I did grow up in the country, right. So I on the drive out here, like I was, it was how can I say this? It was an emotional experience. I just got off the phone with k ray earlier today and she was telling me you know, she hasn't even shared publicly I think somebody in her family is on their deathbed and she just kind of let it.

Speaker 1:

She let she like poured it all out on me and then I got off the phone with her.

Speaker 2:

I'm like so much to handle, yeah, and and that happens to me a lot- and and so I forgot how beautiful the drive was out here yeah it's uh, but I grew up in this kind of like this kind of environment in the country you know.

Speaker 1:

I always kid around as a we I was. We went to. I went to the school with the one black kid Right, terry yeah, with a girl named man Black, double whammy.

Speaker 2:

We had three.

Speaker 1:

So you had more than me. We had three, yeah, more than me.

Speaker 2:

One of, them wasn't even full. He's still one of my best friends in the world. He's like a Heinz 57. They got a little bit of everything in that family. They brown some red, possibly green orange, I don't know.

Speaker 1:

You know, I think he's the coolest dude in the entire world.

Speaker 2:

And I love him to pieces and I yeah. So I mean, I mean we had three and they were the best, exactly.

Speaker 1:

But I have all kinds of friends and the thing is that you know, if you, I think I can say that Cause I, I love people genuinely, me too. And so I think, if you, it's like the whole drug thing, like I've always played around, like oh, I need you know how, how did you lose? I said, oh, cocaine, meth, ice. My wife's like don't play around. I said no, cause I don't do it. It's the irony in it, I don't do that. You know, I'm high on life already.

Speaker 1:

So, and she's so. I just play around about it, because when I grew up, growing up in the country, my back, my, my, I guess the neighbor behind me, yeah, was lewis and he was, you know, redneck hillbilly had roosters, the cages, the feed, yeah, and then my wife's uncle juan, you know, mexican redneck he had the cages and the I think we all like so we're so intertwined.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

And I think that's why it's. It's pretty funny, I don't. I don't really. I mean my brother-in-law's black and so I get along with everybody.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, not just because my brother-in-law's black. But I mean, I have a house, not because I have to.

Speaker 1:

I want to get in trouble by the but, but I have like, even like when I my own house, it's in converse and there's a lot of black people in converse in kirby but have you checked their football scores exactly?

Speaker 2:

let's talk about it exactly so.

Speaker 1:

I mean, even when we moved there, it was a big culture shock for me, right. But then I got to meet everybody. I was like, oh, that's cool, I mean, and we got along, and you know so. And then now, if you go, go across the border, you know I work with a lot of mexican songwriters and the mexican songwriters look at me, even if I go across the border, they look like. They look at me like I'm white, right, because to me, to them, I'm white. Yeah, you are. So the way I get over that hurdle is by learning spanish and being able to communicate in Spanish fluently, because not a lot of people know that Tejanos, we're the worst at Spanish. You probably know better Spanish than a lot of the Tejanos.

Speaker 2:

Well, my stepdad was from the Valley and he is, and I still talk to him all the time and love him absolutely to pieces and he is the whitest human you've ever met in your entire life. He would wear cut-off shorts and you would have to put on sunglasses because his legs were so white. It's back, but in the businesses he's in that man could speak Cartel.

Speaker 1:

No, he was in the cartel no.

Speaker 2:

He mines, but he's a different kind of miner. That's a kind of different kind of miner.

Speaker 1:

He's a miner it's a different kind of mind. That's a kind of he's a minor, yeah, so I kind of was a coal miners daughter.

Speaker 2:

Wow, that's so cool, but he um the Spanish, that that man literally better than any English that he ever spoke, and so and I took Spanish growing up through school and my um senior, my high school in high school, when I was at Spanish three at that time.

Speaker 2:

Senor, my high school in high school, when I was at spanish three at that time and I had you had to take another course, whatever. Anyways, I already had a class with him and he used to call, and he used to call me tiffy, me tiffy my california girl.

Speaker 1:

He would scream it.

Speaker 2:

He was literally like all four foot tall and he would scream it up and down the senior halls and I was like, please stop, I'm not, I'm nothing from nothing, I'm nothing like California. No, no, no.

Speaker 1:

And we had such oh, shut up, I will kick you right in the shins. Do you know how close you are to me right now? I know, but you said you could I got the wrong shoes on. That's a compliment? No, it's not.

Speaker 2:

It is. No, I'm was our relationship right up the damn window you're all talk.

Speaker 2:

You keep saying that such a love hate relationship I'm telling you but I, he would, um, I could read it, I could speak it, yeah, but when I would walk in there, because at that point in time you it was at the course where you couldn't talk any english, so I would go in there and I would just be rattling off freaking street slang, like my stepdad taught me. I mean that, yeah, he was talking about big mad, because it was not proper spanish and it was oh yeah, I was saying all the things that you were never supposed to say, oh yeah, all the incorrect spanish stuff.

Speaker 1:

Well, you know what can you do, and we do it all the time here in texas.

Speaker 2:

As a matter of fact, a lot of the mexicanos I have my own gypsy nary because I just make my shit as I go along. I might as well start a Mexican gypsy nary.

Speaker 1:

I like that.

Speaker 2:

A gypsy nary a la Espanola.

Speaker 1:

I like that, the gypsy nary.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

How appropriate?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it's because my wheels get going, or whatever. This is my hamster.

Speaker 1:

Sometimes he falls out.

Speaker 2:

Yep, Sometimes he falls out and we lose sight of things, we lose track of what the hell is trying to come out of my mouth. And I'll look at the girls and I'm like you know what I'm trying, you know that, and I'll just come up with some what Fuck up thing to say. And we just add it to the gypsy.

Speaker 1:

There you go. I like it. It works for me.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, works, works for me. I'm not gonna. I won't contest that. So you're um now doing.

Speaker 1:

You just did your new, really, and so this you have to tell everybody your nicknames oh, so my tiktok handle is saucy mcdickens okay mcdickens, and one of my friends gave me that name I was gonna ask you where you got that from, uh you know, it started with one of my viral videos and it's um, it's on one of our cumbias and it's a good one. I'm just dancing, but there's a light right behind me. You can see my silhouette and, and, and you can see just like well, I mean, I wear, I don't, I don't like to wear loose clothes, because if you wear loose clothes, you grow into your loose clothes right so if you wear fitted clothes, it keeps you accountable, right it does keep you accountable and you know, in women and I don't know.

Speaker 1:

This is interesting and this I have seven sisters, so I know a lot, you know yeah, I know we've had this conversation too.

Speaker 2:

So, um, when you are in fitted clothes as a woman, you literally like I mean I. I will literally walk constantly, stay in to where you always sucking it in. Your muscles are always tight, you always standing straight and it becomes a force of nature, it becomes a force of habit to where you don't even really realize when that you're doing it.

Speaker 2:

But, I'm telling you, when they say a woman walks straight in her front door and rips that bra off, and the first thing she does is jump into a big ass t-shirt, so you just let it all hang out. I know it's a thing, but then sometimes, once you get so accustomed to wearing the tight snuggies, they knew yeah.

Speaker 1:

It just doesn't need you.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, right. Absolutely, is that what men do too.

Speaker 1:

No, men are different.

Speaker 2:

Well, I watched it. No, y'all don't Cause. I have three boys, like you have all sisters, you have all girls, I got all boys.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

So, yes, no, it's just like. Yesterday I came across my whatever's and it was a guy that walks outside on the front porch and he said when you stay overnight at your girlfriend's house for the first time, that's the caption on the bottom and he walks out and he leans over on the front porch, rests his hand up against the wall and he's just like you can't tell what he's trying to do and all of a sudden he just rips this five minute fart. Oh, what the hell? I lost my ever loving mind.

Speaker 2:

I was like, oh my that's too funny lord, it was absolutely freaking hilarious, so do y'all just get home and just get. I mean, my boys do I didn't rip anywhere.

Speaker 1:

I don't care, I'm not talking about ass.

Speaker 2:

I'm talking about when you just, you just let it all hang out, you just leave. I mean I think you change.

Speaker 1:

I do like to change, but I'm always pretty comfortable to begin with. I only put jeans on for you today because it's you, but I usually wear.

Speaker 2:

Same. I wore my hot saucy outfit. I love it. Just for you.

Speaker 1:

I love it, I love it, I love it. So, the, the, so, the the thing is that the video, you can see the video, and at the time there was a meme that was I don't even remember. I was saying that damn, he's thick, damn boy damn boy.

Speaker 2:

He's thick boy, that's a thick ass boy.

Speaker 1:

Remember that shit yeah so I was like, and I was like I going to try to put a caption on there.

Speaker 2:

So I put on there like damn he's.

Speaker 1:

I think I put like damn he's thick, and you can see, I mean I was thicker.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

And I've always kind of been thick. I mean, even when I was at my lightest. I've always was. I had. I just had a lot of junk in my trunk. I've always. It's genetics, it's just genetics, yep. And my sister would always make fun of me Damn bro, brother, you have a big bubble butt. And then she would tell me this like you just look like you're thick everywhere. I'm like, oh, my gosh, okay. And so when I put that video out, I put Dami's Thick. It went like viral. And then one of my friends Yvonne.

Speaker 1:

Carreon put on there um. She put you know, saucy mcdickens puto saucy right, and I was like wow, that's catchy. I was like I like that, yeah, so I, I kept, so good, I kept tagging it and like now it's, now it's, it's stuck and the funny thing is when you go to the airport or when you go to like a gas station and people it used to be like hey, don't you play accordion? Or don't you play in a band, Like hey, aren't you the guy from TikTok?

Speaker 2:

I'm like hmm, that's me and that's the crazy part, that's the crazy part. Yeah.

Speaker 1:

And it's hard, like for guys, it's hard to like gain traction because you know, if you don't have, you know big booty or boobs, or you know, if you don't have, you know big booty or boobs, or you know pretty it's, you know, guys, just don't get. It's very rare, I mean use the. Maybe the fitness guys do, but right, you know but. Or big stars, but I mean I don't have a million followers yet but, like I said, yet yeah but so it took off.

Speaker 1:

So it's. It's been crazy, it's just. I love it. Content creation has become not, not, not even a passion anymore. It's more like an addiction. It's something I'm obsessed with.

Speaker 2:

And did it take you a minute to transition? So I know a lot of musicians and I know several of them that absolutely are just stuck in the. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to like it's a whole thing and it's so hard to explain.

Speaker 1:

Yes.

Speaker 2:

Which kind of led. You know, steve and I talked. We've known each other for a very long time and Steve and I talked years ago when before, when he still lived in California yeah, came down here to visit and saw my old school bus that I had redone and um had built the inside and he in fact him and paunch did a video and stuff in there. He had a crew here at the time and he was like you need to be in in the fate in the front in the limelight. And I was like, yeah, no, absolutely not, I'm just this little old redneck from New Braunfels.

Speaker 1:

Texas.

Speaker 2:

And no. I'm not doing that. And then in the last year or so, when I kind of felt like I was losing my creativity and just kind of in a wee bit of a rut, I went and we were sitting on his back patio, me and Renee and Steve, and of course I had my lemur with me. That was the first day they got to meet Fiona and I said you know what? I think I'm ready, I think I'm ready to do something, let's. And he literally was so excited, it's about time yes, like finally wow, here we go.

Speaker 2:

And so we were running around and and, of course, renee and I've always had such a very cool vibe and I freaking love them to pieces. And, um, here we are and here's my podcast, and I mean, if I'm gonna do it. You know it's, these guys have started their own and and why? Why not learn from somebody that's already been through all the bullshit and figured out the good the bad the ugly, and so that's how my podcast was evolved.

Speaker 2:

Was was through them, but yeah, it's um, it is a different you know it's a mindset.

Speaker 1:

It is a mindset when you know it's a mindset. It is a mindset, when you, when you finally realize, or wrap your head around. So I always say, like you know, on the business side, this is real quick.

Speaker 2:

Right Go to the business side.

Speaker 1:

Yes, Contracts yes, you negotiating deals. Like I always say I didn't sign up for this, I did not sign up Right. Like I always say I didn't sign up for this, I did not sign up for this, but just like I did not sign up for this, being a musician in today's age, you cannot. It's very challenging to succeed if you are against social media, but some of the best advice that I ever got which I don't even think this guy knows, but it's by following Gary V One of my other friends turned me on to Gary V, gary Vaynerchuk, who's a social media guru. He's like a major dude.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

And he said don't worry about producing your content, just do it. Just just consider documenting like. I didn't document today usually, but we will afterwards. Right, I typically document like when I'm getting to a place yes uh where I'm, at what I'm doing the girls call that something.

Speaker 2:

What do y'all call that when? When they have a word for it?

Speaker 1:

oh, I don't know.

Speaker 2:

I don't know I know a lot of things, but I don't know about that. I'm not sure why but I some fancy, something there's but, they're always on my ass about it and I try to do that and I and then I send them, when I send them, and they're like no, no, I always document everything that I'm what I'm doing.

Speaker 1:

Nice, try gypsy, but yeah yeah, no, it, yeah, no, it's documenting. You do, like what you're talking, what you're doing, Like, hey, we're here, Like we do recaps, I do, you know, just got here, we're going to do this, we're checking in, you know, you know and it's I tell people. If you look at your social media, like you would like say, oprah has her TV channel.

Speaker 2:

Right.

Speaker 1:

What do you want people to see? Oprah has her TV channel Right. What do you want people to see? And people nowadays don't want to just see your music video, your professional music video. They don't want to hear just your song, they want to have an inside look at your life. What you're doing Like. I'm literally like, if you go through all all my TikToks, I'll literally be waiting for the bus in my son's room with the TV on, feeding him cereal while I'm filming seeing him exactly yeah.

Speaker 1:

I'm laying in bed or I'm tired, I'm on the beach right. I don't give, I don't care, I've done. I think I even did one from the toilet, like, hey, I haven't done one in the toilet, so I'm gonna do one in the toilet might as well. That's I mean.

Speaker 2:

And uh, I did a photo shoot on the toilet and I think my kids are going to completely disown me because it has not come out yet, and we've been great well we're just did a whole relaunch you're gonna show, and so you're gonna see him today I'm just saying yeah, taco tuesday. No, I like that. I like Taco Tuesday. Yeah, you're welcome. Yeah, you're, we're really welcome.

Speaker 1:

So, but that's how I see, that's how I and another friend of mine who's a college professor. He says you're, we are in the multimedia business now.

Speaker 2:

Did you pee when you did your thing?

Speaker 1:

Did I pee when you did your thing? Did I pee when I did?

Speaker 2:

what? When you were sitting on the toilet and you did your life, I didn't.

Speaker 1:

No, I didn't pee or poop or anything.

Speaker 2:

I was just sitting on the toilet.

Speaker 1:

You couldn't really tell, but I was in there.

Speaker 2:

Oh, you know, I'm sitting on a toilet and I actually asked the photographer and I was like, is it cool if I pee? Hey?

Speaker 1:

Well, that was what I question.

Speaker 2:

I didn't do it, I just wanted to know what his response would be. I mean, once you've seen women pee, you've seen?

Speaker 1:

them all pee. I mean, what's the difference?

Speaker 2:

Well, I mean, once you've been through as many birthing children as I have, you feel like everyone's seen your vagina at this point, so you're just like whatever Again it's Taco Tuesday, folks. No one saw my vagina during the photo shoot. Say in this thing Y'all just relax.

Speaker 1:

There was no viewing of a vagina.

Speaker 2:

There was no vagina viewing.

Speaker 1:

Oh.

Speaker 2:

Stop.

Speaker 1:

But it's Taco Tuesday.

Speaker 2:

It's Taco Tuesday.

Speaker 1:

It's a different taco. That's not Sonny, that's a different. That's a different taco, that's my favorite, one of all of them.

Speaker 2:

That's like you're talking about Leroy the Camel outside. That's a different talking about my guy and I don't know if y'all know, but sunny has a little friend named bruce. I do, and that's bruce. That's bruce, not my father. Bruce just came out just a few seconds he's my spirit animal.

Speaker 1:

But but you're like to say, to answer your question, you know, I, I, if you're a musician who doesn't, well, my daughter's one of them. She just doesn't like social media and I keep telling her like and and I'll be honest with you ever since I've been posting like you just have to be more intentional and calculated. I mean, now I'm 47, so I kind of get it even as scatterbrained as I am. Yeah, so it's content creation first, always.

Speaker 2:

So and you don't have to respond to this your daughter that is against social media, or not so much against? She just doesn't, doesn't love it. How old is she? She's 27.

Speaker 1:

She's a rare, rare breed. Cause. And on top of that she's super talented. And on top of that she's super gorgeous, beautiful.

Speaker 2:

So what? Why? I would just like to know, because I would like to that's a great question. I mean, what is it? Because you're inviting people into your everything, because you literally, you basically are, but I mean.

Speaker 2:

I can tell you that a few of the musicians that I'm talking about are referencing that are just like I'm, I'm not going to get up and I'm not going to say, hey, good morning, I'm going here. I'm going here and blah, blah, blah and I'm thinking to you. If you don't, sometimes you have to adapt and adjust if you want to get to the next level. Um, I, I am a huge Dr Phil advocate and I freaking love him pieces and I have read his books and I am not a book reader. I do not read. I mean, I know how to. I mean, I was there that day.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

How about scratchy sniff? Seriously, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So Dr Phil but yes, and so he did a book. Um, and it is about how you have to. Literally, times have changed. If you cannot like the kids playing the video games all the day, all day, um, they don't. And I get so frustrated and I'll say go get me a three-eighths millimeter socket, I'm the tool.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

I'm Tim the tool man, Tiffany the tool man, Taylor over here, that's me, and then they'll stop and look at me and I go. If you don't know what it is, would you just Google it the whole fucking way to the garage, please.

Speaker 1:

True.

Speaker 2:

Google the shit, yeah. And then, when you get up to my toolbox, scan through it. It's going to I mean, if you don't, you have that because everything is at their fucking hand, so they don't have to use their brain. They don't have to use what god gave them, because it is all right there in front of them.

Speaker 1:

And so now they all got stupid oh yeah, I mean it's, and they had that look on their face, which just makes me so fucking mad. They don't know how to use Google.

Speaker 2:

God bless us all.

Speaker 1:

No, no, I've seen that with my young girls, but I'm wondering if that you know I would.

Speaker 2:

Is it because that she doesn't want everybody in her bubble? I can tell you the couple musicians that I'm talking about. It has nothing to do, because the musicians are. That's a different aspect I mean she's there on stage, you, you, that's what you do y'all are on stage, you're in front. You're in front of everyone. You're doing your due um. Everybody is in your business already. Why would a musician refuse to adjust?

Speaker 1:

I don't understand it could be a few reasons. It could be, um so, my oldest daughter I did not raise my oldest, my oldest daughter it could be childhood trauma. It could be a bad experience, uh, being a musician right, like stalkers and stuff, uh, or it could be. I'm not gonna do what everybody else is doing kind of thing like everybody else is doing, I'm not gonna do that.

Speaker 1:

See, I I'm not gonna do that, right, everybody else is doing. I'm not going to do what everybody else is doing, kind of thing Like, oh, everybody else is doing it.

Speaker 2:

I'm not going to do that. See, I I'm not going to do that Right.

Speaker 1:

Everybody else is doing it. I'm not going to do that Right, Like I'm not going to do that Right, and that's At that point. That's ego 100%.

Speaker 2:

I could not agree more 100% psychologist or anything.

Speaker 1:

No, me neither. I'm not a doctor, but those are only three things I could think of that would make sense. I mean, I have a phd but I printed it and made it. My nick made it, you made it yourself. It's a ghd, it's a gypsy. I don't even know what the h stands for but I'm gonna come up with something I know it's gonna come up with something really good.

Speaker 2:

I know, she is yeah we're gonna hang it on the wall. Yeah, yeah, it'll be a good one.

Speaker 1:

That's the only reason that I could think of why somebody wouldn't want to do that, and I can see, like for a woman, why? For sure, because of all the creeps. There's a lot of creeps out there. There's a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot.

Speaker 2:

I play around a lot, but no, around a lot, but no, I have seven sisters, that's.

Speaker 1:

but yeah there are a lot of, and it's, it's, it's crazy, I don't get it no I never will I don't get it. Um, if you have to be a creep, you know like I don't understand that, I just don't get. I've never understood that, I never will and well, you know, I mean it's just, it's distasteful, and maybe they don't have scissors, I don't know. But you have a mom, you have a mom. How would you like somebody to do that to your mom? Some?

Speaker 2:

people are just mad at the world, I mean it's just mad.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, true, again, it could be. The wires are crossed, they don't?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, across they don't. Yeah, their elevator doesn't go to the top floor.

Speaker 1:

There's I mean there's all kinds of reasons. I mean again a lot of shoes on wrong shoes. It could be um mom didn't give him that attention, so they're trying to find it from other women, you know. But that's the wrong way absolutely and um, it's just, it's really bad and it's I. It's scary for me, for, you know, I like my daughters, you know, and I see.

Speaker 2:

Oh seriously.

Speaker 1:

Like you know, I'm like man, but in general, just in general, for women in general I say this because I've seen it happen A woman gets with a guy.

Speaker 1:

He's real nice, real friendly, friendly, polite, perfect gentleman perfect then you're get, you're together, and then maybe a month, two months, and there's a flip of a switch, beats you, he's an alcoholic, he's cheating on you. So for women it's a different dynamic because, number one, women are, are receivers of energy, men are givers of energy. So for a woman to give herself to you, it's not physical, it's emotional first. So and I always feel bad when I hear, see or know, because I'm like man, it's a whole different thing, it's a whole different dynamic.

Speaker 1:

It's a whole different ballgame Like guys are like, oh, she can go get with other guys or do this, yeah, but those are women that are also traumatized. That's a different. But us, you know, we're like whatever. You know you're poking here and poking there. You know, when I was a kid, you know when I was a kid, you know I was like that. Right, you know I'm not going to lie, but but I understand, like I said, just because I know a lot of women and I have sisters, I have a wife, I have daughters and so I always like man.

Speaker 2:

That's. It's just so crazy, it is. You know, yeah, we have. Um, I don't even know how our conversation started. We were talking about some bullshit or whatever and you said something. I mean because the shit that comes out of your mouth oh man. I mean. I'm sober it's good, it's so good and it's so good and it's so funny. You literally will literally make my face the conversations that we've had when you were like that wasn't me, that's bruce, it was bruce. That's like who the fuck?

Speaker 1:

is bruce.

Speaker 2:

Well, I know al, we were talking about something and and I went out I said, are you talking about the frog in your pocket?

Speaker 1:

and I was like you were like, yeah, his name is bruce I was like oh my god, was like you were like yeah, his name is Bruce. I was like oh my gosh.

Speaker 2:

Only you would chime in and be like, yeah, his name is Bruce. I was like you would.

Speaker 1:

I always warned my daughter. I said you be careful with those short, chubby, funny guys. They have superpowers.

Speaker 2:

They have Bruce.

Speaker 1:

They all have a Bruce. They have superpowers. They might call him Bobby, they might call him George, they might call him whatever have you?

Speaker 2:

seen my wife.

Speaker 1:

Yes, I don't think I got a woman that beautiful, she's freaking amazing.

Speaker 2:

I mean I didn't know that I had a Bruce until, like I didn't find out If you ever ever ever let her pack things like that.

Speaker 1:

Oh my gosh.

Speaker 2:

In a truck like that. I swear to pickles, are you? I mean.

Speaker 1:

Oh my gosh.

Speaker 2:

No sir.

Speaker 1:

Unacceptable behavior. I'm already house changed. You ain't going to get rid of me. It's not going to start over.

Speaker 2:

Well, she's going to come hook up to one of my trailers next time she needs to go shopping like that, oh my oh you're talking about.

Speaker 1:

Oh, oh, she did ask for her trailer. Oh my gosh, All the things yeah apps are freaking loot. Oh no.

Speaker 2:

Shame on you. That's a lot, cindy, that's terrible.

Speaker 1:

My garage is already getting empty and now it's full of stuff again.

Speaker 2:

She scored. Yeah, don't talk to me about it. I mean, I'm not going to lie it was like I did get. It was a score good, well, yeah, but now we have all this stuff. I'm like what are we gonna do with all this stuff? It's not for you to worry about.

Speaker 1:

She has it under control like a woman. My ocd won't let me.

Speaker 2:

It's just, I can't stand clutter. Holla at me girl, holla at me I cannot stand clutter.

Speaker 1:

I'm even. If it's a mess, it has to be an organized mess unorganized that's me like if it's just like yep my messes are there, but they are organized messes see, yeah, and that's I'm okay with they.

Speaker 2:

See, those books look perfect to me those are not perfect I mean they're not that bad don't even talk about them, because we move things around, because they have things in here. Nick was even like I know what's gonna happen. You're gonna walk into your she shed the next day and forget what you did and you're gonna be like who the hell moved my book, my books, because I don't let.

Speaker 1:

Like I said there's you don't let guys in here no oh it's a she shed, I love it, though it's beautiful. You should see you guys, you should give them a tour yeah, that's what renee said.

Speaker 2:

I had renee in here when we did the podcast here.

Speaker 1:

You should give them a tour of it. It's so beautiful it was fun.

Speaker 2:

This is perfect for songwriting, honestly, yeah, yeah, like just shut yourself away from everybody.

Speaker 1:

Yes.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

I'm kind of a lone wolf. So, believe it or not, as social as I am, I'm really a lone wolf.

Speaker 2:

I'm the same way.

Speaker 1:

You know, I'm alone a lot, so yeah, well, I'm not.

Speaker 2:

I mean, I say yes, but I'm not. If it's not a two-legged, I prefer four-legged. Yeah. So, there's always a four.

Speaker 1:

I was going to get on four-legged.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, you will not see me going really anywhere by myself, like I'm the one which is hard to even say because I'm not walking into a restaurant by myself. If I'm, I promise you I've got a Bruce in my pocket.

Speaker 1:

I got something I got something.

Speaker 2:

I got some. There's something in my car that I'm going to bring out, because I and, but, but I'm the one that I, if I do see someone by themselves, I just want to sit down and and yeah.

Speaker 2:

And hug them and and yeah, yeah. But then there's the one and only time that I probably do that or whatever and I'm not saying that I have not done that, because I do, I do it all the time but is the person says leave me the fuck alone, like I don't want you to touch me, I don't want you to look at me. I don't want you to nothing, and then I'm going to Get my feelings hurt.

Speaker 1:

Oh.

Speaker 2:

And I'll be like why are you, why are you so mad? Why are you being racist? I don't like white people. Why yeah?

Speaker 1:

You're like your kind around here.

Speaker 2:

I just wanted to give you a hug.

Speaker 1:

I'm sorry, yeah, who wouldn't?

Speaker 2:

want to take a hug from you. I don't know.

Speaker 1:

They must be something they must have childhood trauma. Thank you. What's her name? That girl that broke my heart? She looks just like you.

Speaker 2:

Exactly, should I call your mama. You want me to? Help you you want me to yeah.

Speaker 1:

Oh my God, you can come over for some brownies or something.

Speaker 2:

I mean I'll cook you dinner.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, very sensitive when it comes to that and I just don't understand why anybody would.

Speaker 2:

Why would you?

Speaker 1:

want to sit and eat lunch by yourself. That I that I couldn't answer. I could not answer that I mean I don't. But people are people. Now, nowadays, people are. Have you have you ever put your phone down and just kind of like driven around or gone places and you notice how people are just like on their phone and you're trying to play and they're like on their phone.

Speaker 2:

Yes, oh, believe me, I know yeah. It's so crazy yes.

Speaker 1:

I mean, I rarely do that, but when I do I'm like, oh wow.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it's, that's the. That's the world we live in now.

Speaker 2:

I don't like it.

Speaker 1:

I don't either.

Speaker 2:

I still say hi to people, strangers and stuff. I do. And some people don't say hi, some of them get five fingers and some of them get one.

Speaker 1:

Some of them. No, I don't do that. No, I mean I do. I say hi to people. I still open doors, you know. Chival and sometimes it's the old ladies that say thank you. The young girls are like whatever, Just walk through.

Speaker 2:

Those are the ones you just hit with the door.

Speaker 1:

Some girls, some young girls, do say thank you. It's the funniest thing to see the old ladies try to like run to the door. When they see somebody opening the door, they like start walking. I'm like I'm not in a hurry.

Speaker 2:

I look, I'm not in a hurry Like relax, it's fine Me, I'm not.

Speaker 1:

I'm not one that holds the door open for everybody and anybody, or it's not your job to hold the door open, but it is sunny, it's me. Yeah, but it's not your job.

Speaker 2:

I was in a business meeting a couple of days ago and it was Jake, me and Jake, and we were at GRG Green River Grill we always call it GRG and it was packed and somebody had spilled something, whatever it doesn't matter. But they came and they brought a mop and kind of half fasted it right, and so Jake's sitting across from me and I'm sitting here, obviously, that's what that means.

Speaker 2:

But, um, and this sweet little family was back here and this lady was walking through and another lady was was walking with her and and she had a cane. And I got up and I, jake, said, what are you? What are you doing? What are you doing? I was like, give me your napkin and I took my napkin, his napkin, and I got up and I literally started mopping the floor. Oh, I never stopped my entire conversation of what we're talking about and he was like only you are going to get up and start mopping the floor with your boot, your napkin.

Speaker 2:

I was like I think that's a great idea, that's a good idea.

Speaker 1:

Tell me more. I really like this.

Speaker 2:

Yes, be careful, walk it on, walk it out. Yeah, you're the only one that I know that's just going to get up and start mopping the floors and I'm like I'm the first one that'll jump back there and behind the counter and be like don't mind me, I'm just going to get some action. Table four, Table four they need water. Their tea is empty.

Speaker 1:

Oh my gosh. Yeah, but I am that person. Yeah, I'm always watching that.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, but it's…. I've been able to yeah, I don't even… there's something wrong with that. I don't think before… you know what I mean. I just… it just happens. Like I think because you're comfortable in your own skin Most people are worried about whether people are going to think about them doing that I'm just a help.

Speaker 1:

I just want to help. Well, yes, I understand that, but people are most, for the most part, oh, I don't work here. Oh, it's not my restaurant, oh, I don't, you know, I'm not going to. Too many people care about what other people think I'm not one of them, no, so you know it just. But. But that's how people are right, so that's why they're looking at you, though she really just got up and just did.

Speaker 2:

She just really get up and mop the floor with her.

Speaker 1:

I mean typically I memorize people's names. I'll get their name like hey, you know max or whatever, whoever's our waiter, whatever, like we were at um oh my gosh, las Fontanas.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, and then we were there, israel.

Speaker 1:

Israel and then shout out to Las Fontanas yes, if you guys have never eaten at Las Fontanas.

Speaker 2:

go check it out. That's our buddy Israel Trevino, and good guy. Such a good dude, my gosh and his mom. I just talk about wanting to put somebody in your pocket and take.

Speaker 1:

I didn't mean his mom, but oh my gosh, Sonny, she's the cutest thing you've ever seen.

Speaker 2:

I love her so much. She's like Miss Dora.

Speaker 1:

Oh OK.

Speaker 2:

OK, total Miss Dora vibe. Total Miss Dora vibe. She's so much fun and just a rock star.

Speaker 1:

Sweet mom, much fun and just a rock star, sweet mom.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, oh yeah, but I memorized people's names and then I'm like hey, max you know, hey, yeah uh, but he did a great job.

Speaker 1:

But yeah, I learned that from a sales guy one day how we were out, we were chris fox and never forget that guy. He sold health insurance yeah and everywhere we went, he would memorize people's names and when he talked to his waiters, he would always hey, why? Hey, can you why? And he got the best service ever?

Speaker 2:

because Because it said by the first name.

Speaker 1:

Now, you're no longer hey.

Speaker 2:

Yes, hey, you Exactly hey.

Speaker 1:

I don't like to say hey to begin with, but you know, ma'am or sir Right, and so you get better service.

Speaker 2:

Yes, I am so I am so my bestie Kel. Kel. I don't know if you've met Kel. She's my sidekick on on the show off and on. I don't know. Anyways you will, but she has a photographic memory oh and so she that girl but, my daughter-in-law um. I love me some Family Feud.

Speaker 2:

Love me some Steve Harvey love me some steve harvey love some family so years ago, when riley first came into the family, um, for whatever reason, they were over at the house. We used to have family game night and and then we would do sunday dinners and blah blah. But riley came over, we were watching family feud and everybody's got their name tags. You know it's the five people and whatever. And and in the panel one of them would say something just completely off the wall and she was like I cannot believe you, sunny, like why did you say that? That's the stupidest? So why she's looking at the tv? And I lost my ever-loving mind. I was like this is hilarious.

Speaker 2:

And so every since then, our whole family has picked it up, so we watch the show and you've got barbara, you got richard, you got blah, blah, blah or whatever, and somebody says something stupid, we're like oh my god, barbara, what are you saying right now, and it's just like we turned this into this whole deal. Well, kelly, when Kel Kel and I go places and we go everywhere together, it that is the first thing. Right out of the gate she sits down and I mean, before they even walk up and go, hi, I'm going to be your server my name is Bruce and she's like yo, bruce, hi we, we're thirsty over here I mean the next thing.

Speaker 2:

You know, we've got yeah, oh it's, it's a good time, and so we've all kind of that's we've.

Speaker 2:

We've all kind of grown on that whole aspect and we um, we did do a couple little snippets. And what have you of um, which is crazy because it is called tacos and tequila. They they took over um or bought out adobe and green and yeah, that that family is has been around new brothels for a very long time. They uh, og cono and my dad were best friends and the family have that. Yeah, they both. My dad just recently passed and I said you know him and kona are up there, uh, shooting a good old game of pool, drinking an ass cold miller light, talking, yeah, just having a good old time. But yeah, we've done some snippets at their place, so cool. But they've got the sweetest waitress just now got promoted to head hostess and her name is Maddie.

Speaker 2:

And you guys will see pictures of me and Maddie.

Speaker 1:

Isn't she pretty?

Speaker 2:

She is adorable. She's a baby girl. She's adorable.

Speaker 1:

Of course she's pretty.

Speaker 2:

Of course she's pretty. Of course she's pretty, she's beautiful.

Speaker 1:

I mean, you wouldn't say she's ugly, she is so fun, she is so fun.

Speaker 2:

And her face lights up when we walk in there and we're like, hey, maddie, and she walks in. She's like, hey, everyone Gypsy's here and our whole. It is so cute, but you guys have got to go visit Tacos and Tequila. It is in green. It formerly Adobe Verde. Yes, and it is. Yeah, I think they're doing the final it should be anytime soon, now that they're doing the name change and what have you? But they've got.

Speaker 1:

Well, I could take Tacos right now.

Speaker 2:

Hey, this is where we go after we all right, we got, all right, we're gonna do, um, we're gonna do some snippets with you and leroy okay and I y'all are.

Speaker 2:

This I have been waiting for. I don't know if it's been so much me bringing you in the she said my first set of real balls in the she shed, or if it's going to be this video that we're about to take. Oh shoot, I'm going to meet a camel for the first time ever. Alright, you guys, I am not. I don't know how to do all the things that Sonny does, but you guys have seen Leroy before, so I've never seen you. Here's Sonny, right here. Is he going to say hi to me? Oh yeah, he's about to say hi.

Speaker 1:

Okay, maybe put my glove, like you, videotaping, I mean, if you want to. So much so much, so much love. He's nice, I'm like dude, he's like you really kissed me so much love.

Speaker 2:

Look, are you happy? Look at his face is he happy?

Speaker 1:

yes, look at him smiling. He's. He's snobbering on me. You snobber me, okay, it's okay. You like his beard oil? He does. You have a. I love this. Wait, this is so good. It's like my son. What Snobbering on cover of me.

Speaker 2:

Now he's licking it off. Yeah, you know he's here for you. If y'all need the good beard oil, this is. This is where you get it right here. Oh please, is he trying to bite you? Yes, he likes my arm. That's too much love. He's like I want some of that. Palsy McVicars yeah, this is so good.

Speaker 1:

Leroy, don't bite me. You can't bite me, leroy. Leroy, stop Look at him smiling. Leroy, just don't bite me, leroy. I can't only imagine how many pounds per fresh room that's a lot Sunny. That's where it goes, mcdickham's.

Speaker 2:

Hot sauce.

Speaker 1:

Hot sauce. We got the new single.

Speaker 2:

Tell everybody where to see it, find it.

Speaker 1:

Where do we get it? The new video comes out today. As a matter of fact, it comes out Premieres today, in a few hours, at six o'clock.

Speaker 2:

So this this will air in a couple of weeks, so it's already. It's already already aired.

Speaker 1:

It's on YouTube. The song is out, that's out. And on top of that, we just we're going to release, we release. By now we released God Bless Texas with Little Texas, with myself, rico from Quinfo and Keith Nieto. I love Rico, so that's next level so good, Never in a million years. And that's the kind of ride this has been Like I'm going to be in Nashville?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, according to Jordan Rain, I already did that one, jenny Del Lord Brooke Graham ride. This has been like I'm so fun gonna be in nashville.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, according with jordan rain, already already did that one. Jenny del lord, brooke, graham uh, oh my gosh, I'm supposed to do something with paul wall drake, milligan. Oh my god, it's just. The list is getting longer and longer.

Speaker 2:

I love it and that's. We're just plugging in, plugging in it's been so fun watching you evolve. I have enjoyed the hell out of it it's been been fun.

Speaker 1:

I love it. I love it. I love to make music.

Speaker 2:

And you're so good at it.

Speaker 1:

I mean I'm alright. I just I mean you know, I'm alright, I'm alright.

Speaker 2:

On a scale of 1 to 10,. You right there.

Speaker 1:

Like a .5.

Speaker 2:

Like a damn .5. Come on, come on now.

Speaker 1:

We just have fun, we do what we do A lot of fun and I love that.

Speaker 2:

I love that you get up there and you just freaking Y'all if y'all have not seen Mr. Hot Saucy's moves.

Speaker 1:

You gotta slang it, y'all are freaking, missing completely. You gotta strut your shit, it's so good.

Speaker 2:

Can we real quick, before we shut down the shed here, can we talk about what was on your pants when you just did that gig two weeks ago? Was it duct tape? Glitter, duct tape? What was going on in the pants?

Speaker 1:

We had a wardrobe malfunction.

Speaker 2:

Is that what that was?

Speaker 1:

That stuff was glued on.

Speaker 2:

I was you know me and you know you've seen what I, yes, and I literally was like oh yeah, I was coming off, I was losing my mind. I just wanted to call the cameras, change cameras, change cameras. Where's my people? Where's?

Speaker 1:

my people. I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know what is happening.

Speaker 1:

weight and so my pants are getting looser and looser. So these pants used to be tight on me and they're not really tight on me, um, and they just. I just keep dropping weight, so vicky's like I'm not making you any more pants because you keep losing weight and everything just is falling off, and so I don't know that's what it was, but you know, most people are looking at other stuff. So well, I'm right here for you I'm right here, except for you.

Speaker 2:

I'm right here for you, except for you.

Speaker 1:

And then, of course, all my haters, you know.

Speaker 2:

I can show. You know I can help, I can fix, I can.

Speaker 1:

Oh, I'm going to have to bring you on. But you know, the funny part is all the haters. I have so much hate. It's the funniest thing ever.

Speaker 2:

Don't you? Bull says, if you're not getting hated on, you do something wrong. Exactly we love mr bull, so we love mr bull. Hey, did you see that?

Speaker 1:

he uh my boyfriend was on stage with him your boyfriend.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, mr jobey, he was the first set of balls I let come in here oh yeah, he's up top of my bed oh yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

Speaker 1:

I was like I thought I was the first set of balls no real ones okay, real ones okay yeah, but we're not telling everybody that.

Speaker 2:

I mean kind of did, but whatever.

Speaker 1:

You already did.

Speaker 2:

Skip Over Skip. Skip, we're going to delete this part Next Next.

Speaker 1:

Hey, it's been so fun. Thanks for having me. I appreciate you having me.

Speaker 2:

We're about to go introduce you to Leroy.

Speaker 1:

It's going to be a whole new thing. Wait a minute.

Speaker 2:

Well, tammy's out there too.

Speaker 1:

Tammy.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, her name is Tammy.

Speaker 1:

Floyd.

Speaker 2:

Baker.

Speaker 1:

Oh, I did see her. She's on the other side.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah, You'll see her. Her eyelashes come in like shenequals oh. It's good time you go, girl. I love you so much. I'm so proud of you. Thank you. This is such a good time. It went by so quick. It was good I, and the fact that you kept bruce under control. I did the way that you did, right. So impressive.

Speaker 1:

I, you know, I'm so proud of you. Well, you know, I I didn't. You know, we gotta, you know we gotta keep him, keep him at bay for a little bit.

Speaker 2:

Keep him on his damn pond on his leaf on his what. This on, we just gotta keep him. Keep him at bay for a little bit. Keep him on his damn pond on his leaf on his what. We just got to keep him, you know, on his lily pad, on his lily pad. Well, hold on, buddy.

Speaker 1:

Hold on. Well, he's a shark, though he's not a frog. He's a shark. You said frog, I agree with you.

Speaker 2:

He's a shark from Nemo.

Speaker 1:

Fish are not food.

Speaker 2:

That's right Fish are friends.

Speaker 1:

Oh my gosh, we do not eat fish.

Speaker 2:

I'm so sorry.

Speaker 1:

I totally forgot about that, that's okay.

Speaker 2:

Just let that one slide. That's all right, please.

Speaker 1:

Maybe he's a big killer frog. I mean, if you're a robot, I'm here, girl.

Speaker 2:

All right, we're peacing out. I'm going to go take Sonny to meet Leroy and Tammy Foy Baker. Good times.

Speaker 1:

Thank you.

Speaker 2:

Thank you.

Speaker 1:

I'll catch you guys next time.