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[Applause] [Music] What's your favorite sandwich? We don't have we... [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] This is the Tom Green Show. It's not the Green Time Show. This is my favorite show because it is my show. If this was your show, you probably liked it more than I did. That's just because it was your show. But it's not your show. It's the Tom Green Show. [Music] [Music] [Applause] That one right there. We, man, that one there. Hi. Come on. That one. Hi. We've been away for five weeks, so that's what that was. But we're back now. And what? Okay, we're back now. And we've had five weeks to relax. And we just showed a little, little sort of cut, sort of promo, cut, sort of together thing of some of the stuff we did in the last four shows. So that's what the show is. And Motel 9 is here tonight. They're the band that we were just... Motel Nights, as well as Ken Rockburn from the CBC, local CBC television show Rockburn and Company, is gonna be on speaking with us. Tony Costanza, who's a barber, and we're gonna be cutting some hair, people's hair, right? We are. And we're gonna also have Christine MacDougall on the show a little later. So how are you? Five weeks off? It's been relaxing. It's been different. Mm-hmm. Actually sitting back on Thursday nights and having nothing to do. No Rolaids. Yeah. Waxing. You take Rolaids before the show? You usually... Yeah. Relax. You went to New York City. Glen went to New York City during the time off. Almost got picked up. Picked up a copy of Pulp Fiction on video, right? Yeah. Which is... You can get sort of like bootleg copies of videos. And in New York, the RCMP are coming over to that place. I thought that was so... So has your life changed at all over the five weeks? You know, it's... It's been pretty relaxing the last five weeks. Not like you've had a sudden change in your life. What's that? Hmm. You got dumped? I don't know. Yeah. I did. Yeah. Yeah, I got dumped. I know you didn't watch. Well, yeah, it's kind of embarrassing. So how does it feel to be... It's not really embarrassing. Well, it happens to everyone. Yeah. How does it feel to be single again? It feels all right. There's a big change in your life. Well, you know, I have more time on my hands. I thought... Yeah. So what are you doing? What's that? Are you sad? Are you happy? Well, no, I'm not really sad about it at all. No feelings? You know, no, not really at all. No feelings. Oh my lord. That's why there's the tension. That's wicked. Here, are we bringing out Tony? Huh? Oh, Tony's here. God, that was wicked. Well, that was phenomenal, actually. Yeah. Do you think it... We're gonna have to talk about... Do you think that was phenomenal? It was interesting. Why do you think that was phenomenal? Why did you enjoy that? Oh, just fun. Did you enjoy it for the same reason I enjoyed it? Probably. Or for a completely different reason? Probably the same reason. Yeah. I think I enjoyed it for the same reason you enjoyed it as well. More. I think we could have enjoyed it for the same reason if things had been different. Yeah. But they weren't. Not really. No. So we enjoyed it for the same reason. So Tony Costanza is here. Tony Costanza is a local barber. And Tony, come on. Why don't you come out here? [Applause] You've been cutting hair for 50 years. 50 years? Has it changed a lot? Cutting hair? When did you start cutting hair? How old were they? Wow. You were 12. Okay. So that would make you 62. Yeah. It's 12 plus 50 is 62. So... And you come from a long line of hair cutters. Yeah. Yeah. Tell me a bit about that. Well, just, you know, how many... How long have you had haircutting in your family? For seven generations. The seventh generation? Yes. Many factors there. Years ago was non-citizen. You know, what's the starting for? So, but seven generations. The seven years. Your father's father, my... Your father's father's father, your father's father's father's father. Yeah. Your father's father's father's father. And your father's father's me in my suit. And your son as well. So he's carrying it on. Did you feel kind of forced into it? No. Did you feel like you sort of had to keep the tradition going? Yeah. Six generations give you. And you're taking it to the seventh generation. Yeah. Obviously, you felt like there was a bit of a... You had... You were expected to become a barber. You like it? Yeah. Like people. You have to be a good talker, I guess. Yeah. Server. A day when you come into the barber shop and some guys talking, you don't feel like talking to him. No. You know, this talk. Do you ever see something moving in somebody's hair? No. No. Young, 50 years, you've never seen something? No. Moving in someone's hair? I mean, you know, the tiny bug? No. Small rodent? No. No. Real good to the mostly. I believe that comes along higher class in my... I was higher class to me. The class. You know, I'm all kind of classes of people. How many? How many heads do you think you've taught you in your life? Human. Half a million. Half a million human heads you have touched in your life. She'll be millionaires. No. Should be. Yeah. Yeah, that would be. Two dollars her head. Wow. That's true. Well, are you really calling? Not everything. Yeah. We're gonna cut some hair today. We have some people in that in the band, as well as in the... Yes. Do you... Audience? See anyone? Anyone? Anyone? Okay. Dry weight. Anyone? Okay. Well, we'll do that. We're gonna go to something we did on the street now. Something a segment, some sort of segment. I don't know what it is exactly. And then we'll be back with... [Music] [Music] Here's your name. We are having a good time now, are we not? Oh, yeah. What is your name? Satan. Oh, my lord. I'm talking when Satan, right here. And why are you? My wife, see? Satan. Oh, yeah. I thought there was only one. See? You know, I didn't... Not know Satan had a wife. He does. Thing every day. Oh, you're doing. Learn. Thank you for dancing with me. Bye-bye. Those are very nice dresses. I like those. [Music] [Music] [Music] Are you going to do? We're going to buy chocolate. Okay. [Music] [Applause] I got one around me. Okay. I'll do a little dance with me. Okay. Sure. You like to rub your cheek against mine? Rub your cheek. Cheek? No. No. Yeah. We don't have money. [Applause] How much you want taken off, Andrea? Please. One inch. Okay. So, so you have to be careful here. When they say one inch, you have to really take off just one inch. What would happen, Andrea, if you took off four inches? Just asking. What would happen hypothetically if you took off four inches? I would cry. Okay. So, so you have to be really careful. You're playing with people's, uh, yeah, hair. Yeah. So do you see anything moving in Andrea's hair? Legit. What are you thinking right now, Tony? Yet again. Yeah. What are you thinking? No, about the hair. What do you... What's running through your mind right now as you cut the hair? Money. Use this excellent hair of yours. Yeah. Yeah. You have excellent hair. Aren't you? Thank you very much, Tom. Yeah. Well, we'll just watch. Okay. Okay. So you were born in Italy, right? Yeah. When did... When did you, uh, come to Canada? Oh, stayed for the six. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I was in England. You know, I'm not eating one. Okay. Yeah. No, I have a sauna bath environment. You know, the way I say, you know, by the generation. Yeah. I feel like I don't know. Well, so are easier. Do you have any children? No. No. No. Not yet. Someday, probably. Yeah. Eighth generation. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So then they have to... What if they... What if they don't want to? What if they want to become a singer? Oh, sure. I might as well. You can if you want. Sure. What kind of coercion? What kind of tactics will you use to make them want to become a barber? Well, I don't know. Whatever they're, or whatever they want to do. Yeah. You must have some sort of long-term plan, though, that you've... That you've sort of got in your mind to coerce... Yeah. Your children to become a barber. A little bit. Yeah. Well, leaving even scissors lying around when they're, yeah. And in the playpen. You know, blunt scissors, not too sharp. Little razor blade here and there. But I'll be okay. Okay. All right. Well, good luck here then, Andrea. I hope this... Hope this works out well. Thank you ever so much. It looks good so far, though. Okay. Well, just keep working away there, Tony. And John. Yeah. You're gonna be on your haircut too, as well. We'll wash it first, though. Okay. All right. Okay. [Music] And what's going on now? Right. Ken Rockburn's here. Ken Rockburn from Rockburn and Company. It's pretty good. We've got some tape there. Yeah. Save that for later. Or later. We can... Yeah. Yeah. I'll explain it later. Did you have a good time on our Eng shoot? I had a great time. Yeah. People won't see that, will they? For a while. They won't know. It's... It's in the can right now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I left it in the wash yourself to a pole. Yeah. In public. Yeah. We've sprung it now. Yeah. Tape to a pole. T... So cool. So I'm new at this interviewing stuff. Fox your stuff. Oh, yeah. It's this interviewing sort of thing. Okay. But you've... You've been doing this for four years. Years. Start too long at Shea 106. Yeah. And that station would just CKCU, I guess, before that. Yes. And BS before was he Casey. It was Radio Carlton before that. Okay. It was if you keep CKCU in 1975. And I was there in 1968. Wow. I'm sorry, but you have years of practice then. Yes. Yes. Is there something you would like needed? Well, I was just wondering if you maybe give me some tips. Sure. 'Cause I've heard that I suck. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I told you that. I don't know. Blending. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just some tips maybe that I... Every week. Okay. Tips. Yeah. All right. [Music] Don't do that. Yeah. Okay. That's the first. Always listen to what they're saying. Okay. That's... That's hard sometimes. Yes. I'm really hurt. I mean, I'm listening to you right now. Yeah. You're making... I'm trying to listen to you, and all I can see is the fish. Yeah. Yeah. When you get distracted. Yeah. You realize that for the past minute and a half, you've been thinking about... Yeah. And then you post. Can you say, "And so what is it you do exactly?" And... And that's just what they have told. They've just told you that exact same. Thank you. Like a dam. You feel like a drunk. And they know you. You're a jerk. They know you're a jerk. No, man. Acting up. Yeah. I caught. I caught these guys in the Frank Sinatra duets album. Did you live? Yeah. We did. My Way. Wow. They're gorgeous. Gorgeous outfits. Can I... Can I give you a little something? Okay. Which will explain what this is. Okay. I've watched the show. Uh-huh. Can I have two? You know that... I know. I know it's a great show. And so I thought for the fishtank. Okay. I thought this... That's... Yeah. That's great. And we realized, though, before the show, that it doesn't fit. It doesn't fit in the mission. Which is why we have this. I have the tape. Okay. So should we put it? I'll stick it up. All right. Yeah. Stick it on the front of the back. I think the back. So we get the illusion of it being a inside. Yeah. It's right there. Oh, God. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. But it didn't break. No. It did. Well, it's a good one. High quality. No cheap like that. Nor in the back. Yeah. Well, adds a lot to their little world. That's great. Thanks. So, um, tell me a bit about Rockburn and Company. Oh, yes. A show you have. To... Yes. The show I do. Yeah. Monday nights at 7:00 on CBC Television. And you're gonna be on. Yeah. That's it. Okay. Well, we're going to... I guess what we're doing right now. Look at your list. What we're doing. The other thing you shouldn't do. You should know. No. Yeah. I know. I know. I can't remember things. Okay. So you've... You brought some outtakes from the show. Yes. Things that just never made it. Bloopers. You brought this stuff for this show. The stuff that wasn't good enough for your show. We get no. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a blooper. There. Babs. Yeah. So what you want to see it now? Yeah. Let's have. Okay. This is however. Just keep in mind that the first man, you're... You're going to see is is a million-dollar author on his bicycle. Okay. All right. Here we got. Let her rip. First, when I was a wee lad, you could get in here, but now you see it's locked. Which all began with Madam Sauve, who was some... Well, of course, I suppose there were terrorists and so on, but I used to play in there all the time. Now, this is a little photo gallery here. And I notice that out of all the people that you allegedly appear with here, you... You actually get here. The only really be what song called? No, but that's incorrect because I truly am with Conrad Black. Tell me about the sort of the sorts of things that you wouldn't break it. It's yours. Yeah. Pretty good fiber. Guys, see this stuff stands up. Okay. [Applause] Was actually... Was what you just did there? What wasn't? Yeah. What was it? The self over. Well, the cameraman was behind his a lamp, a quite expensive lamp. Okay. And he was backing up and he didn't look. But as you noticed, quality stuff kept rolling. Yeah. Yeah. And then the lamp did Brett. And a Lambton break. No one in the middle was Juanita Bates from the Ottawa Citizen, who has pictures all these people all over her wall. That this picture her and Stompin' Tom drunk on a plane. Uh-huh. Keepsakes, you know. But we didn't see that. Didn't make the cut. That's it. It's good in a way, I think. Yeah. Well, she have been mad? Do you think? No. No. She never gets mad. That you... You interview. What type of people do you interview on the show, sir? The idea is to... Is to talk to people who have a creative bent. Oh. Oh. You know, writers and musicians. Can creative in the traditional sense. And then... And then sort of push that a little further. And creative in the unconventional sense. Thus... Do you think? Do you think Ottawa has a unique sort of brand of artists compared to other parts of Canada? I don't know whether it's unique, but it's sure got a lot. I mean, there are tons of people out there that are doing things that are remarkably creative and original. And they... And not a lot of people know about them. But obvious... Well, you know, you should be doing so and so. And when they give us other names, it's amazing, really is. Okay. I kind of assumed that you must be scraping the bottle at the bottom of the barrel. Or now, just because it's a lot of people because we're on the show. Yeah. Well, you know, obviously covered them. I wouldn't... If I wouldn't have brought you such a lovely gift. No, it's great. It was great about that. So you started at Shea 106 and you're working on his interviews. Can you tell us what could their rising me? Either making fun of me? No. I... But you were at Shea 106 for, uh, for a while. An awfully long time. 15 years. Yes. And now you're on TV. Yeah. So people can see you now. Yeah. Have you been getting this low? He looks like that. Yeah. Yeah. Don't you know? No one knows me. So, yeah. I get. Yeah. I do. Somebody said, "No one was..." I thought, "Should have been blond." Really? I don't know what that meant. Yeah. People must have picked a look. Yeah. It's kind of scary. Okay. So we're going to bread. And the band. Okay. So we're going to bread now. [Music] [Music] [Music] Good. Like competing. It's a demonstrate. I'll show you how it works. Okay. Have you ever a swan bread before? Swing in? You don't know. Swing it. Swing, guys. Too. Oh, they're taking pictures, dude. Yeah. Oh, yeah. It's documented. Okay. Just hold the string there. Okay. I'll show you. We'll have a little contest right now. Think you can beat me? No problem. I win. Oh, that's what you've developed a new system, though. That's called the Scotty underhand death. You keep the phrase. I know. No, refi. Excuse me, sir. Excuse me. Let have a bread swingin' competition with me. Swinging. Hey, guys, how's it going? Grabbing a bread sweetie contest. You guys want? [Laughter] [Laughter] [Laughter] Ready? One, two, three, go! [Music] - Okay. Three, go. Oh, good one. Again. I think you... I was fine. Oh, that was the graduation rate. Just like quiz show. And then after we're all swinging, we'll do one, two, three. They'll swing. One and James. Yeah. I like that part. Yes. Yeah. I like rye bread. Goes further. Does it really? Happen. It's... I don't know. How's it going? It's going great. And you? Good. You know, you're not uncomfortably hot in here? Well, we found the thermostat. Yeah. It's... It's all. Any of the other chests? There's not quite as much sweat dripping off my carcass this way. My... Did you give it give a certain sweaty carcass? Yeah. Yeah. So what sweaty carcass kind of ambience to the proceedings, which was... Yeah. But it's not cold in here. No. It's not. It's not cold, but it's... You don't know what it was like before. I was in bed. Insane. Bad. Insane asylum. You know how they heat those insane asylums? I know. I don't. Tom. It's insane. Insane. Something. So, so what's going on with with the next few weeks in the show? What's going on? We've got G. The show that you're on. You're also on with a with a guy that I've known for a long time, Michael Riley, who's a musician. And you're also on with the Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons. Oh, my class again. Wow. You were David Kilgour. He writes books. So this is... And, uh, there's a guy back there. Hey, hey, hey. Yep. It's a Peter Michael Stevens. [Applause] Yeah. So, uh, taking a shower over there. I ran out of some soap. Huh? Its owner. If you could, if I could borrow a bar. I don't have any. So you don't have any soap? In your house? Your little here? Oh, yeah. Actually, I think I do. My... I might have a bar. So... Oh, seriously? Yeah. How can I borrow it? You know, I gotta go away. Are you having a shower? Well, I'm cooking dinner there. I got a roast pork in the oven. I gotta go to get back. Roast pork. Yeah. The shower's still running. Oh, that sounds good. Yeah. Could you bring some soap there? Could you bring some over for us? Well, maybe. Actually, I've heard you singing in the shower before. Yeah. Can I have the soap? I've stuck my head out the window. See, this is a window. That's an alley out there. And he lives in across the street. He thing. Tom, and I've heard you sing. Can I have the salt? I gotta get going, you know. I stink. You have an ink, man. Oh, it's lying down for lunch. There. A dog comes over and he starts rolling all over him like I'm a dead animal. I stink. I gotta get... Could you just give me the soap? Do you have any songs that you could maybe sing for us now? For those folks? If I don't sing a song, I don't know soap. No song. No soap. No song. No soap. It's just... No song. No soap. Song though. Song. Okay. Tough guy. Okay. You need any music? Er, uh, okay. A cappella. Stop spreading the bread. I'm eating tonight. I wanna eat a part of it. New park. New park. These utensils I'll use. I just wanna buy. I just want a piece of it. New boy. New buck. I want to wake up in a bunion. That's for sheep. I too found. I let Apple products being sold cheaply. These utensils I'll use. I get a big plate. Don't throw that ear to the dog. I'll eat it with some beer. [Laughter] Okay. Yeah. Here we go. Don't throw the dog that ear. I'll shower it with some beer. I'll even eat the pigs feet. New York. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Okay. All right. Thank you. Actually, that's courtesy of Ken Record. Kami 1/4 moisturizing cream. Thanks. So, Ken, thanks a lot for coming on the show. And, uh, we'll tune in Mondays at honey's at 7:00, 7:00 o'clock television. Ken Rockburn and Company. And wait now, we're going to wash some hair, right? Washing hair. Okay. So John, come over here. Let's have a hand for Johnny's. Okay. Okay. So John, maybe how we gonna do this? We've never washed hair on the show before. So maybe this clip, put like this. Just put your head over here like this. Okay. Do we have shampoo? Where's the shampoo? Okay. Where'd you get that shampoo? Get that ready. Okay. Oh, you're gonna do it? You want to do that? Yeah. Okay. There are things moving in his hair. So the things moving in there? No, that's not really right. No. Yes. [Music] Okay. Okay. So, and Tony, are you ready? Okay. What's going on, right? Oh, it's a tall Christine. Supposed to come out and you're gonna go get your hair cut. Okay. So go over there. See Tony. And Christine MacDougall. Christine MacDougall's here. Don't surface. You do go enjoy. Oh, okay. Now Christine is, uh, have you met Christine before? How about you? Just talk amongst yourselves, and I'll go get a cop. Okay. So, um, Christine is a twin. Okay. Christina is one of two twins. I guess twins usually have two involved, right? As opposed to triplets, which is three. Yeah. So you brought some pictures of. Okay. This is ranging from when we were a baby. Maybe hold them down in front of you. [Music] Okay. This is just way more babies. Okay. Um, this is a sick series here. Mm-hmm. A series. And when first day of nursery school. Nursery school. For slow down. Look up each of them slowly. Oh, sure. Hey, who's which one is you here? Okay. If you notice, I know here on this one. I'm sorry. On this one here. This one here. This is me here in the middle. Okay. You're in the middle. And everyone. Yes. And that's your twin there in the little box. That's my brother. That's our brother, Mike. Okay. Yeah. Cameron's right there. Okay. Okay. And does your brother? Your brother is in all the pictures with you or most of them? Here he is. There he is. You know, in the background. Here he is. There. Okay. We're gonna look at little. Gonna look these more in a second. Okay. Sure. Okay. Yeah. And let's hear the band play some music. And I think there's another thing going on. [Music] [Music] Excuse me, sir. Sir, you could you lend me a dollar for a loaf of bread for my friend mattress? Excuse me, sir. Could you lend me a dollar for my bread mattress? When I first arrived, did anybody tell you the snow had gone? Oh, yeah. Hello, son. Hello. Could you spare me a dollar for? Come here. Come here. Let me talk to you. Come talk to me. Come let me talk to you. No, I'm pretty / PC JC JC. No, no. Remove a le chapeau. Okay. Easy. You see, what's your... How you doing? How are you today? Wow. Nation's capital. What a place, isn't it? Are you enjoying your trip? Wow. Okay. Where are you from, sir? Labrador. Wow. Where are you from? Mexico. Wow. How you... How you enjoying your trip? Okay. Have a good trip then. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Good. Could you lend me a dollar for some bread, sir? For my bread mattress? Oh, thank you. But thank you very much. This is not volunteer work. No, siree. Excuse me. Could you spare a dollar, please, for some bread? Could you... Could you spare a dollar, please, for for some bread for my bread mattress? Me some bread too. Lopes. It won't be like two bucks. Here. Take this money. Take all that money. Please go get me a loaf of bread. Run in there and get me a loaf of bread. So you got me some pita bread. Okay. Yeah. You've saved me one vital step. Did they suggest vitel? Vitel bread in there? Did they suppress? Did they suppress the vital dread? Did they suggest the vital bread? The pita bread? Did they suggest the pita bread in the store? Actually, suggest some bagels for you, but I thought that'd be better. Oh, there's a good decision. I think. Okay. Well, you two have a good day now. Okay. Could you pass me my bowls, if you could? No problem. Could you... Did you run in, buy me two as much of bread as you can get for a buck fifty? You're gonna come back, right? Yeah. You're an honest guy. I am. Actually, what could you run into that Ontario? How much does it go for? I don't know. I just bought be creative. Give me whatever you... All right. Coming back the way. Okay. Thanks. He's gone. You got me some bagels. Wow. That is phenomenal. Would you mind holding my bowls for a second? No prob. Were they fairly reasonable? Yeah. Did you go to the bagel bagel? Sell them right in the... In the store. Bagel bagel. I was really impressed. Thank you so much, girl. There is really nice. Too. What's her name? I don't know. What's your name? I'm Craig. Craig. I'm Tom. Nice meeting you. Thanks. I see you have a little Craig ring. Yeah. That is amazing. Look at that. Who did the quite the workmanship there? Too. Yeah. I think it was like in Mexico or something. That's what all this fun. Okay. All those Mexicans really know how to make rings, don't they? Yeah. When I first arrived, did anybody tell you the snow had gone? [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Okay. So we're back with Christine MacDougall and she's talking to her sister Kimberly. How's Kimberly doing? So, how's your new job? She's just got a new job. Okay. A new job working for the environment. Great. Great. Tell us a bit about the new job. Project coordinator. And I'm working on a number of different assignments for projects around the community. Going into education. Going to high school. Speaking to students and different groups. Sounds... Does your brother feel left out? Yeah. Because I noticed in the pictures, he's always sort of stuck on the side there. You too. And he's sort of in the side in his little suit. And you have your little cute suits on. Yeah. Where are the pictures? Yeah. Oh, we got pictures. Or try and squeeze into one of these little pink suits. Yeah. That's nice. Do you feel closer because they're twins? Yeah. Yeah. We do. Yep. Yep. Do you think if your sister, for instance, looked like me, do you think you'd be as close to her? She looks like... No. I got this neat picture here. I like this one. It's us on a roller coaster. It's really, really neat. That's taken... It's the Vortex. I don't know. The Vortex at Kings. Get a shot of this. And then we're gonna go. Okay. Okay. Sure. Yeah. So let's do it. What camera here? All right. Which one's you? I'm in the human. On this. Zoom in on this sucker. So, 'cause I've been on this ride as well. Yeah. That's you there. I actually have a twin brother. You do? He hosted this show every second week. His name's... Yeah. Okay. So we're gonna go to go to the band now. And, and this is this is their tape here. Motel 9. Three bucks on a hum. And we're gonna hear someone. When did you do the tape cut? I will talk about a later. Let's go. There is a great disturbance. We have a... [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] What's that? So you guys have suits on? Yeah. Some of us. Where you guys playing next? You see, you guys have been doing this for years, though, as a rock group. Used to be a rap group called Style Saurus Rex. No. No. The feeling thanks quite well. So, so what's not... What's going on then? What's... What's next with this? Where you plan? You play live in the city? Very much. Uh, yeah. We do sometimes. Pretty often. About, though, once every two weeks. Big change in style. Yeah. For those of you new the old band. Big change in style. Still wrapping. Those sort of... I guess it is a heavier sort of. Well, why do you like that? White, that wide, that come about? I don't know. It's just kind of happen. It's like a project we tried out and I guess it's working well. Yeah. That's good. How's the haircut and gone? Yeah. Yeah. Did you... Where you do for a haircut? Oh, actually, they can't hear you. Were you do for Erica? Sure. Thanks again, Tony, for coming up. Okay. All right. So you guys are gonna do another song now, then? Yeah. Okay. What songs? This one. Okay. And then another show. Sober. So, yeah. Got this little... I knew I knew tonight. I was okay. So, so next week, Liz Cooler is a golf pro is gonna be on. Chris Pills worth is back for a second time, and he's gonna cut Glen in half. And the band is Nefarious. Nefarious. So that's... That's... I want to thank Ken Rathbun. I want to thank Tony. And I want to thank Christine. And we'll see you next Thursday at 11 o'clock. Here is Motel 9. [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]