T-Rexita Tacos | Tuesday June 24, 2025

0:17 It is time to believe your worries outside and laugh with us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley, along with Trey Trenholme and Rai Sharma. Today is Tuesday, June twenty fourth, two thousand and twenty five. We didn't get a chance to touch on some of the world's goings ons yesterday, and I want to make it very clear. I'm not interested in talking about the economic implications of bombing nuclear sites in Iran. I don't want to talk about whether or not this destabilizes the region, and I don't even want to think about whether or not it may start World War three. Instead, I want to talk about the snacks.

1:11 I want to talk about the snacks apparently on board the bombers. God Bless America. We can bond the ever loving out of you and enjoy some tasty snacks and beverages on the way. God Bless America. Interesting, Okay, when you're in the air for thirty six hours, you gotta eat. It's true. I mean, these are the things they don't show you in Top Gun. They didn't show you. They kind of gave you a little bit of a hint in Iron Eagle when they said you know, we got a long way to go, so they had to play music to pass the time. But they never talk about the fact that the pilots are walking with a colostomy bags. They never think about the fact about, well, what are they gonna eat or drink? You know, because it's long Flightly I think.

1:55 They have a toilet, have a toilet. On there, And that's part of what we're gonna talk about American ingenuity. Not only will we blow you to Kingdom come with our bombs, but we're gonna poop at the same time in comfort. Because the B two bomber pilots had a toilet, a microwave, and a cooler for snacks on their thirty seven hour bombing raid. Hell yeah, I mean just imagine stopping in that the PX on the way that your bombing raid, Like, what kind of snacks do I want tonight? And that's when somebody goes no popcorn, Steve, no popcorn.

2:37 And no more microwaving, fish Todd, We're not doing that again. We don't want to repeat of Czechoslovakia. Now, this is the kind of stuff that really gets my interest peaked. The B two stealth bombers used to attack the four Dow nuclear enrichment plant are equipped with toilets, microwaves, and usually a cooler for snacks to make life more comfortable for the pilots who are stuck in the cockpit for the thirty seven hour trip from Missouri to Iran and back. The little things. You have to think about the little things, and we do. So what what is the snack of choice?

3:18 Trey Raj. Let's pretend you're b two bomber pilots. What snack or snacks are you going to make sure to bring on your thirty seven hour flight? I would go for me, I would go some peanut M and ms. Ooh it's good. It's a little good protein, keeps it a little full. Maybe some incrustables or a lunchible. I eat like a child. So some bananas for potassium because you're in a seated position for thirty six hours. You don't want to cramp up, you know. But careful not to eat too many bananas because that can have a well that's what the toilet's were, Dad tray.

4:01 What about you? What's going to be your go to snack for a bombing raide? You know? I think. Some granola bars something, you know, hardy enough to keep you going. But then I think as you approach the target, yeah, half the little fun maybe some trolleys, maybe some gummy bears, you know. A little nerve rope. Yeah, I mean, some Twizzlers. Maybe I was thinking for some reason, I was thinking twizzlers, red vines, that would just be funny as you're dropping bombs with one hand in your on the other. Just yeah, red liquorice. I think it's great if you can poop and drop bombs, because it's like I'm dropping bombs and dropping bombs.

4:42 I'm making both things happen at the same time. And bonus points if there's a hatch underneath to drop out oh yeah, your own personal bombs. Therefore double bombing, yeah, I mean that really would be insult to injury. It's just like, eh, this bomb for you, yay. Maybe a little uh protein shake, something to keep your full but not too bloated. I mean a great marketing opportunity was long. I mean because if Mentos had sponsored it, that would have been great. As their pressing the bomb.

5:23 That actually would be really really good. It's like, okay, right before you drop the bunker buster, you drop your number two and then you drop the mentos and the diet coke. Yeah, and then and then big berth it comes knocking. Yeah. I just like the idea of the like to beat, Like Trey had the thumbs up on the B fifty two pilot and just to hear the fresh make there, I would live. That's written on the cone World War two style, I think for me, I don't know. I don't know exactly which snack I would go for, but I will because the B two bomber is stealth, right, I would be really tempted. And I know nothing of stealth technology. Clearly I'm radio guy, but I would want whatever snack is the absolute loudest crunch, whether that's a bugle, cool ranch dorito, maybe a funion just because you know the name fun is in it. But it would be hysterical to me if there's some radar guys somewhere listening in so closely that he hears a really loud crunch from like two miles above sea level, but they see nothing. The just hear crunching across the airspace and then eventually we should have seen it coming.

6:44 Would that be the most inappropriate time to eat in atomic fireball? Actually, it might be the most appropriate time. I think that's what you eat when you drop a nuclear thing. Okay, gotcha, gotcha atomic. Yeah, I'm glad they got that was a very insensitive candy. I did enjoy them as a child, and then I got to history and I'm like, oh, that's not nice. Yeah, from the Oppenheimer candy factory. Yeah, that's what they were originally. They're like, we're not selling a lot. We got to do a new marketing campaign.

7:24 Get on board with these nuclear weapons. But you're not worried about your cool wrench dorito funion breath inside a locked cabin for thirty six hours. I'm not worried about that. I just think there needs to be a hard no on Cheetos because I don't think you want Cheeto dust all over the cockpit of the B two bomber. Oh, I think that would be hilarious. I mean, it's thirty seven hour flight, so my breath is not going to be as much of a concern because somewhere in there we're going to be tooting. And on top of that, it doesn't matter if I eat four bags of funions and have onion breath, because I'm going to be taking along some of trades mentos. You also, you have a mask on, so you have to think about that. But yeah, that's what I was about to say.

8:05 Oh yeah, now I'm breathing my own stink. Yeah, that's kind of that's a that's a game changer when you're recycling fun and breath. What's your musical choice as you're dropping the Are you playing some. Gap band, give me some Love and Spencer Davis group. It's good call mm hmm. I like it. Maybe, uh, maybe for the sophisticated palette. A little classical music, you know. That was when I was going to say Beethoven's fifth Absolutely, if it's good enough for die hard, it's good enough for well dying hard. Yeah, you can go uh, I don't know, maybe a little dancing, maybe a little uh, you know.

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11:07 This segment of the Treehouse is brought to you by Cookdfwroofing and Restoration to get your free roof inspection called eight three three Cook DFW. That's eight three to three Cook DFW. Make sure your roof is ready for the next storm. Or you can go to the website cookdfw dot com. This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Daniel Maley along with Trey Trenholm and Raj Sharma. There has been possibly an unholy alliance in the music world. And I say unholy, but in reality it's pretty cool. Raj, your favorite band of all time is. I already know where this is going. And it's Motley Crue.

11:51 One of the greatest living legend musical artists of all time is Raj Golly Pardon, and two have come together to scissor in musical infamy by re recording Motley Cruz Home Sweet Home and Dolly Parton laying down some vocal tracks with the crew Oh. Yeah, and. Both both singers.

12:46 So Dolly Parton and Motley Crue teamed up to re record, using hard air quotes. There re record Home Sweet Home because I don't know if Vince new Ever sounded that good. He did he did in the in the in the early eighties, late eighties. He can't sing to say. I mean, if you put a gun to Vince Neil's head and said, and I've been to multiple concerts, that's the only song he nails is he does Home Sweet Home at the end. That's the only song he gets through. He's not out of breath, and he hits every note, and I in my head, I'm like, that's what he's saving the whole concert for. He's like, I'm gonna I'm gonna be out of breath, I'm gonna not know the words.

13:27 I'm gonna point point the mic at the audience. So they can sing. So I can sing one song. That's that's it. So they teamed up to raise money for Covenant House, which helps youth experiencing homelessness. Yes, it's available now. Is the final track on Motley Crue's upcoming album From the Beginning, which will be released on September twelfth. It'll be an updated collection of their best songs. Dolly Parton and Motley Crue. Yeah thank god they still have the original vocals. Yeah, I know it's not Vince. Yeah, I'm sorry, re record shut the cup. No sorry.

14:08 And the sad thing is Dolly looks like a younger lady than Vince. Yes, that's true. Yeah, Uh, Dolly's what like you look at Vince and you look at Dolly. You look at Dolly go clean living, that's what. That's what you see Vince And you're like, he needs ozem pic Like that's the that's the last thing you want to say about a rock star. You know what he could You could drop a few pounds there, buddy. But yeah, yeah, it's gonna be Uh. I'm excited about it. I can't wait to see the other they're having other guests, uh guest you know, guest singers on their tracks to I would love to hear like, you know, wild Side with Paul Inca. I think that's gonna be this. So this I'm glad you brought this up, Raj, because it reminds me of Tony Curtis. I think it was Tony Curtis. He went through and did a similar thing where he did an album with some of his songs.

14:58 Help me if I'm remembering this frommy Bennett Sorry, Tony Tony Bennett. So, Tony Bennett did an album with a bunch of his classic songs with modern artists singing with him, and it was a huge success, and it led to an amazing friendship with Lady Gaga and the friendship was so nice, and the album did so well they went on tour with it, and that basically made Lady Gaga Tony Bennett's caretaker for a while. Yes, yeah, so this. Has sort of a similar vibe to it. Yes, And I know that she like when it was getting I think when it Alzheimer's or whatever it was. Was getting pretty severe. She talked about how she would walk in and he would immediately recognize her and start to sing their song, Yeah, which I thought was the power of music.

15:45 It's it's brilliant. So my question is is is Motley Crue using Dolly Moore or is Dolly using motley Crue? More like who needs to more? Dolly doesn't need. A dance No, it neither does. I mean like Motley Crue made their money, Molly Crue made their money in the back in the eighties when record deals actually made you money. Uh, they made I mean I think I think. The first album Live Wire, Uh, they were they were millionaires overnight. That's why Covenant House is so big. With Nicki six is he was legitimately homeless, so that's why he's doing that. But no, I think she's trying to break into that rock market. I think she there's a there's they're doing enough press thing with Nicky and Dolly, and she's like, you know, do I look rock enough?

16:30 Am I wearing enough rock jewelry? And you're standing next to Nicky six, who's just always looked rock and roll since he was a kid. So I think that's just a cool collaboration to see if she can get into a younger a younger market and a new market. That's like being in tune with Motley Crue and. Well, yeah, well Dolly is I mean, you gotta mamber. She just did a duet with Sabrina Carpenter. I mean she she is having She's been having a moment for the last couple of years when people realize because not only she's incredibly talented, great songwriter, but genuinely a good person, like the stuff she gives away and the charity she supports. She's just seems to be just a really good.

17:11 Human and we need more of that, unfortunately, because I keep seeing more and more of these days. You know, as a society and businesses corporations, we keep propping up the worst of us and cashing in on that cachet, people like stephen A. Smith, the Kardashians, people you know that might be loud and obnoxious and have lots to say but zero credibility, no authenticity. And then there's people like Dolly Parton, and there are others like her, But it just seems like more and more of these days we get the horrible types that are propped up on a pedestal for all of us because they garner ratings in revenue. But at the end of the day, I would much rather have substance over the style.

17:56 Yeah, I mean, I don't know about you know, the Kardashians in the sense like Tim Kardashian still has to go through life knowing that she dated Ray J so uh, and that the world knows about. It, so uh. And then you also have the mom that horeed you out, so somebody's got to make some money somewhere, so uh. But yeah, I mean it's we're living in an odd world where Motley Cruez got Dolly Parton and Kim Kardashian's a lawyer. I don't know what is happening. I don't know what's next. I'm waiting for Barry Manilow to do Girls, Girls Girls. I would download that. I want to hear that. These these are the combinations, Like if we're gonna be ridiculous, let's go nuts. Let's go absolutely crazy with the mashups of artists doing things you wouldn't expect, Like who's Trey Who's I'm drawing a blank on his name. Who's the the white singer that stole all the black artists stuff and redid it for white crowds? Like, I know there's a lot, but there's one.

19:01 What Elvis Presley. That's fun. No, like it was more. Damn it, I need more magic mind. I can't remember this. There's a guy, it's like his name is Paul or Dick or something, and he really did. He would take some of these songs and just cover them and sell them to the white market, and he really would change very little of it, and he made a huge career out of it. I tell you, we're talking about like fifties and sixties or. I don't. Got it. I hate it when I can't think of stuff like this, he re recorded. I'm gonna google it.

19:45 We'll come back and I'll tell you what it is. In addition to how to know next time if the Pentagon's about to bomb a bunch of people. You're in the Treehouse business online are house dot com. You're listening to the Treehouse. Visit us online at Treehouse on air dot com. Join us next Tuesday night, Tuesday July first, at seven pm for our monthly Ish Treehouse livestream exclusive for our Ultimate Treehouse subscribers. If you want to sign up, go to Patreon dot com slash Treehouse on Air. That's p A t R e O N dot com slash Treehouse on air and we'll see you next Tuesday. This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Dan, He's trade, that's rash, It's Pat Boone. Pat Boone is the guy I couldn't think of.

20:51 That may be one of the clear, but that may be one of the most. I can't even talk now. That may be the best example of a live brain fart that you'll ever hear out of me, because I know that name and I know that story. We've talked about it for years. And the fact that I couldn't recall that name, that's the kind of brain fart that drives me absolutely crazy. Pat Boone. Pat Boone's the guy that would take music and songs from artists of color and really not even change it that much other than just basically white it up. Uh. And then and then he made millions to the white market because the whites had no idea this music was, you know, from from you know, blacks or other people of color. He was just straight up you know, stealing their stuff.

21:38 Yeah. I mean Elvis did it with Houndog. That was his the first breakout hit. And that's what was her name. She was a black R and B blue singer and she she recorded hound Dog first, and he heard that track and just redid it for the white audience. So as much as I'm a huge, huge, huge Elvis Presley fan, it is a fact that he kind of was like and I'll take that. That was very much. And it made millions anyway, So there we get, there we go. I got to finally thank you for coming that.

22:22 Boone's album cover when he did the rock thing with the leather. Oh yeah, that's a that's a boon you don't want to see. All right. So earlier today we discussed the snacks and the facilities aboard the B two bombers that delivered the payloads to the Iran nuclear sites over the weekend. But before all that happened, if you're ever curious to know whether or not we're about to attack somebody as a nation, all you got to do is fall the pizza. Because there is a viral social media account known as Pentagon as Pentagon Pizza Report hours before is Hours before Israel's surprise strike on Iran's nuclear facilities on June twelfth, the account flagged a major spike in pizza deliveries around the Pentagon, naming spots like we the Pizza Dominos and District Pizza Palace ten minutes later, a significant drop in activity. By ten pm. The account added that Freddy's Beach Bar nearby had unusually load Thursday traffic, suggesting a long night at the office for national security types. This kind of pizza surge has reportedly happened before major military ops, including the US invasions of Panama in nineteen eighty nine and the start of desert storm in Iraq in nineteen ninety one.

23:56 So you know, if you're ever looking for an indication that were up to something, yeah, follow the pizza. Yeah. I never would have thought, you know, Warren pizza would hand in hand. I didn't think that that would be like, hey, who are about to bomb? I could use some pepperoni. I could go for I could go for a slice. I mean, really, what is there a better time for a break from pizza party? Yeah, I mean, if that's your I guess the go to meal. I would always assumes like West Coast, sorry, East Coast would be more of a Chinese food because they have really good Chinese food on these coast. So I've thought about this way too hard. The reason why I think that our national security interests order pizza during these types of events is because you can eat it with one hand while you bomb with your other.

24:49 That is true, Okay, solid I got it. Like you can't do that if you're having a meatball sub and if you're doing Chinese food, you had to hold the container and the sticks or the fork so that that needs two hands. So yeah, I'm wondering if that's why white castle was invented. Oh, little slider, you can you can have a slider. You can have a cheeseburger slider. That's that's a good day too. Does DC have white castles in the surrounding area? Okay, no, I think you're if you're you're about to watch a live event, you know you want something that you can just keep in your hand, munch on whatever.

25:32 I mean, you know you're about to get the good people about to get bombed. You just grab a slice. Oh yeah, there it goes. You know, you don't have to be messing around with because then you know, if you do Chinese you got to get all the different dishes and everything else. But you know, pizza, you just give different types. You lay them all out there there. People can pick and. And and watch watch the show Yeah, well what if you yeah, what if you get the pizza from the one place that is close by? But it's not a good slice. So you're watching really good war, you're having a mediocre slice. I mean, it's the Pentagon. It's not like they're they're they're stingy with the money. I mean, yeah, so I I I fully expect that they're they're gonna get the good stuff. They're gonna fly somebody in from Italy, you know, to make pizza.

26:15 I don't know, I don't know. I don't know how it is the Pentagon doesn't have their own pizza oven. If the Pentagon is is clipping coupons for for for pizza night. I really have some questions about you. Know, yeah, we're over budgeted on every military project. But you know, you're you're you're cutting costs there. Yeah, we might need to realize things. Yeah, I'm with you. We we overspend when it comes to military stuff. We we overspend, we overproduce, we over manufacture. I really don't think the spot to cut corners is the refreshments. Yeah, I just yeah, I don't see that.

26:55 Yeah, well that's that's that's when they all that's in my head in the movie version, and like they're they're they're ordering the pizza and they just kind of turned their head to the Indian guy who's literally in the corner clipping the coupons and he's like, I'm almost done. We're getting getting twenty percent off, and they're like, stop in bokash, We're about to We're about to bomb. Let's just get some slices in. Here's like, this is why weld over budget the time. That's also the great thing about pizzas. Even bad pizza is still pretty good. That's you're in the Treehouse. Visit us online at Treehouse on Air dot com.

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28:34 This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Dan Olmley, that's Trade trendholme heat is Raj Sharma. It is Tuesday inside the tree House and that means it's time to hear from you. This is Treehouse Talkback. Hey, gentlemen and Dan. My name's Alex. What about man? How are you guys? As gentlemen? And I'm just Dan. You caught astray on that. I think we should I think, yeah, I know that was unexpected and delight Yeah. What did I do? Got a duck look out for these things? Jesus, Hey, gentlemen and Dan.

29:20 My name is Alex and I am a longtime listener, first time caller. I was just listening to the Jurassic Park episode and I wanted to say the numbers that they hadn't provided about how many Hispanics are willing to go to a Jurassic Park and the reasoning I think you are missing the fact that we look at it as a business opportunity. So real quick to recap when we dug into the demographic data of the people that said yes they would go to a real life Jurassic Park, Hispanics were the largest group of people to say yes they would go. It was like four pready something percent of Hispanics said yeah, we'll go. And this is why, and Alex is telling us why.

30:07 Boots and belts that we can make from a t rex hide could be plentiful. And we look at it. How many tacos stands we can feed with that meat from a t rex. I mean the carneita tacos and bible goa tacos that we can make out of that are going to be very plentiful. I just thought it was funny thinking about that. Could be could be some very good boots. Again, guys, I appreciate listening to you. Thank you for making me laugh. Y'all doing a great job. Again, think about it, t Rex boots. They'll go off the shows. T Rex boots and t Rex tacos. Yeah, you know what if they want to go and make it happen, I'll be here in the mainland waiting.

30:54 Yeah, and then we can also do like because of the tiny hands, we could do like t rex backscratchers. Okay, Yeah, there's obvious there's obvious advantages to merch, but I like, I like where Alex is here as far as like it's a business opportunity. That's why the Hispanics want to go t Rex boots and tacos. It also sounds like a fun store. Yeah, I'd go, Yes, I would love to see that the t Rex boots and tacos. Look, I mean Cajun's do it with gators. That's true. Yeah, I could. I could go for a little t Rex taco.

31:35 Oh yeah, there's the there's. Karne. I'm here for it. Wreck. Yes, sorry, they'll go off the shows. Yeah, Hey guys, J c Raj, congratulations on the dry bar special. Awesome job. So I don't know if you've seen these Zvo things, right, they're supposed to be bug catchers, but I have one in my garage, and I've noticed that there are more and more spiders around this thing almost every week.

32:21 And I'm I'm starting to be concerned about Jac's level of interest in spiders, because he's the one that asked last week about whether or not Round Recluses and Black Widows could get it on. Yes, and that led to some dark conversation and here he is back with more spider stuff. Starting to think that even in America, our spiders are lazy now, like they're just hanging out waiting for it to catch it for them, and then they just pick it off and go. I was like, I don't know if they're getting smarter, lazier, or if I'm actually just witnessing evolution. I think it's evolution. I think it's absolutely smart on the spider's part to let a device do all the work for him and then he can go in and just collect his reward.

33:09 Well, I think also when it when it's zaps them. I mean, I don't know the last time a spider had a hot meal. Normally it's just cold leftovers. I know. Now he's getting like flash fried fly. Yeah, you know, little little pan fried insect. I mean, you know what it is. J c unknowingly built the State Fair for spiders in his garage. He's the Benihanas for spiders, which is all it's a botching, Like. It's just the spiders are getting little mosquitos tossed into their into their plates, in their mouths.

33:49 You know. It's one spider like, hey, I know you guys are tired of eating the cold flies. J C. That's where we gotta go. He's that's what they call it. That's like that their restaurant. We're going to j C's tonight. It's it's hot and fresh. That's right. And you know what's going to happen is now, because the word's gonna spread and you're gonna end up with more spiders in your garage, just like at the Beni Hanna. You're gonna have like one device cooking up all these little bugs and like fifteen spiders some on date night, ready to ready to catch the goods in their mouth from the chef. So if in the middle of the night you start hearing like some weird clanging going on that wakes you up, at least you'll know why Benny Hannah's open late. Apparently in Jason's garage. There is one more Treehouse talkback, but I want to save it because it's a very very special one. And we'll do that one here in just a little bit. The Treehouse.

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35:47 To advertise right here inside the Treehouse, I'm danil Mally. He's trade Trendholme. That is Raj Sharma. Today is Tuesday, June twenty fourth, two thousand twenty five. Let's sell break today with some birthdays. She plays Starlight on Amazon's The Boys. Aaron Moriarty is thirty one today. Aaron Moriarty thirty one. She's the blonde tray. No. I know she. I don't remember what. She just came out that she got diagnosed with. Forgot what disease. It was. Interesting, I don't know. I did not hear that. Love that show. By the way, Roger, are you are you a Boys fan? Let me rephrase yep.

36:36 I was gonna tell you to do the same thing then, yeah, yeah, okay. Are you a fan of Amazon's TV show The Boys? I watched a few episodes in the very beginning. I love the concept. I think it's great. I just don't have time to kind of keep up with it. But it is funny and super dark and uh yeah and very very very dark at times. And yeah, and I never saw that angle coming the first I think I watched most of the first season. I was like, oh, yeah, okay, makes sense. It sets the tone, there's no doubt. Oh it does. So yeah. But Graves disease is what you and what is that? It's an autoimmune disease, and I don't.

37:17 It's a thyroid eye condition. Is that the one where like the eyes start poking, like looking like they're dislodging and coming out of their sockets. I believe so. I think it also, I mean it is autoimmune, so it'll it heightens your ability to catch infections and such. But I believe it's thyroid complication. It affects the eyes. You can have like red eyes and watery eyes. It looks jaundice. But yeah, thyroid eye disease can lead to grapes So she probably was diagnosed with that first and then and then and then it moved on to or escalated to grapes disease.

37:58 All right, other birthdays today. Candice Patton, who plays or played Iris West on The Flash on television show on c W. She is thirty seven today, one of the greatest soccer players, not only in the world but ever. Lionel Messi is thirty eight today. Wow. Wow, He's done so much more than all of us. That's impressive. But you also have to understand when people like where do these guys come from, Like they get recruited at a very early age, like it's it's really like I think it was David Beckham signed with Manchester United when he was I want to say it was like seven or eight. Good, yeah, yeah, once once. Once. Talent is spotted in these sports, especially soccer. The teams because these club teams are very interesting because they have their academies. And I know about this one because I've somewhat followed soccer a little bit here and there, you know. But then the more I've watched Welcome to Wrexham because of Reynolds and Rob Macklhenny. They go through and educate all of us idiot Americans on soccer life. And it is interesting how if in order to be a successful club you have to have an academy where you're bringing in kids that can then kind of like the minor leagues in baseball, that can then fund and fuel your future as a club.

39:22 It's very interesting. Yeah. I think Wayne Rudy scored his first goal in uh for the Premier League when he was fifteen. Yeah, that's that's that sound that sounds young. But I don't know, yeah, fifteen or sixteen years old. But yeah, they get these guys, and I mean that's why you have Blennel Messi thirty eight, who turned down a billion dollars from I believe was a Qatar or Saudi Arabia that wanted him. It was one of the one of those countries that are like, we'll give you a billion dollars and he's like, no, I'm going to Miami, Like Saudi sounds great. Got it and he got a piece. Yeah, Like it may not have been a billion, but he got a good chunk. But I know, I know. Messi was taken in in the Argentine national team. I think he was twelve.

40:04 Oh yeah, like he was identified as a prodigy then and then I think he went to Barcelona. Yeah, probably like fifteen or sixteen. Yeah. The only thing that I was world class at at the age of twelve couldn't be shown on TV. But there is a great psare You're a Treehouse, Ricky, I am close the door. You're listening to the Treehouse. Visit us online that Treehouse on Air dot com.

40:55 You're in the Treehouse. Visit us online a Treehouse on air and come. If you like the tree House Show, then you will love us on social media. So give us a follow at Treehouse on Air is our handle across all social media platforms. That's at Treehouse on Air. Give us a follow today. This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Danil Maley along with Trey Trenholm and Raj Sharma Tray. What did you find out in the break? Oh, Wayne Rinney did he scored his first Premier League goal at age sixteen? Like? Sixteen? Like I think said, sixteen years and three hundred and sixty days whatever. Sixteen years old and you're in the best and you're in the best league there is in the world for that sport, and you're sixteen.

41:41 And the next day you go to high school? Does he No? He doesn't. No, I think I think no, oh no, no. You would go back that day. And then that would be the last day. Yeahh okay, it makes sense. And you go there not to go to class, but just to collect phone numbers, yes, or just. Just have It's like the fawns in his bathroom at outs, like you just go, I'll be in that stall, ladies line line begins here. Yeah, that's what you go back for just one day. God, I can't even fathom that. The only thing that I can come close to equating that from like an American sport term would be Pad Rodriguez, catcher for the Texas Rangers. He's called up at the age of I believe he had just turned nineteen, Oh wow, and he was about to get married and they said, oh no, no, no, no, no, can can you hang off on that just a little bit because we need you to come catch Nolan Ryan tomorrow?

42:55 Oh wow? So I mean you talk about your first appearance in your sport of choice at the highest level being a splash and being thrown into the fire. You're a catcher at the age of nineteen in Major League Baseball and your first game is catching Nolan Ryan. Yeah, that was his first I do. Sorry, baby, you got to wait. I gotta go see a thing about Nolan Ryan. First, you've all stay right here. I'll be right back, and I'll be back on a really bitch and horse exactly all right, there is one last talk back I wanted to share with you inside the Treehouse today. This one is from a gentleman named Mackie.

43:44 Yeah, this is Mackie. You know, I've been listening to y'all for over twenty years, all the way back to two thousand and three when I was senior in high school. And over those twenty years, I. Get think of some of the worst days of my life, and y'all were always there to kind of brighten up my day, help me forget about the things that were going on. Well, once again, the Treehouse was there for me. I had to have emergency surgery two weeks ago. Things got sketchy there for a minute, but I was able to pull through. But one night, when I was recovering in the hospital, you know, in the middle of the night, I was alone already started feeling down again. I then got a notification that I had a new episode of The Treehouse to listen to. I listened to you guys, and once again, as always, y'all were able to brighten my spirits and make me forget about the things that were going on like y'all always have. And I just want to tell you how much I appreciated, how much I appreciate y'all, how much I appreciate the show.

44:50 I just felt like I needed to say that to you, So. Dan, Raj, Trey, Jerry Dude, thank you guys, Thank y'all for always being there, and thanked the Lord for the tree House. That. Uh, that is very touching and inspiring to us. And I don't want to speak for Raj and Trey, but I feel confident in telling you, Mackie, from the deepest parts of my heart. Than you. Thank you for making us all tear up for this dumb ass show. Thank you, thank you hard. You right in your surgery report.

45:36 Yeah, that's it. Thank you so much. And I'm sure you recorded that right before you got the bill from the hospital. Uh, that's when he's going to need us the second time. In all seriousness, Mackie, thank you. That's why we do it. For all things Treehouse, go to Treehouse Air dot com. You can also find and follow us on social media. For the show, it's at Treehouse on Air. For me, it's at the Dan O'Malley. For Trey, it's at Trade Trendhome one, and Faraj it's at Comedian Raj we'll see you back in here tomorrow. Inside the Treehouse