[intro music] This is Dispatches from Myrtle Beach with Charles Neal and my son Link from Good Mythical Morning. How you doing son? I’m doing good. Dad, after last week’s episode, I’m glad to see that you are wearing your own wig today. Yeah, I’m wearing That’s, yeah, that’s it. It is fixed up. It’s, yeah, you’re back. You’re back to you. I, I’m back. Back to normal. Back to normal. So for the record, my dad does not wear a wig. That’s his hair. Just, yeah, just wanna clear that up. Sometimes you say things on the internet and then you realize, oh, somebody could get that wrong. You know what, this it, if you’re gonna say something. Then it can be taken the wrong way. There’s gonna be somebody out there that will take it the wrong way. Oh yeah. So you might as well just jump on it and say, oops, not this is mine. This is mine. There it is. See? Yeah. So quit with the rumors. Quit with the, and mines not a wig either. This is mine. Oh yeah, this is mine. I need a haircut. But, uh. I don’t know when that’s gonna happen. So how, how’s the, uh, how’s the weather in LA right now? It’s, you know, it’s still not too bad. It doesn’t really get intolerable until, I mean, it gets a little gloomy in June and then in August is when it really starts to hurt, so. Oh, just hot. Yeah. But we are, um, we’re in, we’re in. We’re in full spring swing, that’s for sure. Yeah, we are too. It is, of course this, it’s got up to 90, a couple times here, but in the last two or three weeks, it’s been between 58 or 59 at night and a little bit, and, but basically about, we got the windows open at the house and the wind blowing in and no more pollen. No, no more pollen. Thank God, I, I I that’s outta here. I, I’m think, uh, a week or so ago, I finally, I just said, it’s all gone. I washed my truck and finally the cars around here and got ’em because it, Hey, if you it before then. When you got up the next morning, you come back and I had still had a, I had a green truck again, so, or yellow or whatever. Yeah. So, and then what, you know, the thing that I’ve had to do is you hit the windshield wipers in order to get the stuff off. And I’m like, I’m gonna do a dry wipe and see if that does it. And then that doesn’t do it. So then I hit the to Yep. To get the water up there. And then there’s just. There’s a couple of streaks. Do you, what is the, you need to gimme some wisdom. What’s the, I, matter of fact, I got outta my car ’cause it, it would, and then there’d be these two streaks right in front of where I was driving. I was like, well this is the windshield wiper, getting something stuck on it. You had a blade. The blade. So I’m gonna go out there. I, I actually, I was driving down my street. I pulled over, I got out of the car. And I took my, I pulled up the thing, I took my finger and I went down that a couple of times just trying to smooth it all the way out. Whew. And all nice. And I looked at my hand and it was black as soot, like all over my hand. Oh. A windshield wiper will accumulate some grunge. Yep. And then I got back in the car and I was looking for a napkin or something. It didn’t have anything. Had to wipe my own hand on my own, uh, FF floor mat. You know, desperate times dad wiping my hand on my floor mat. And then you what? You, you forget about how to wipe ’em off ’em in your pants and just I’m not wiping that. Wash them, that black stuff on my britches. No, no, no. I’m britches. That’s a fashion statement. Oh yeah. I’m not getting ’em dirty. No, no, I don’t need to make any a reason to wash my pants. I, I try to wash ’em once a year or something. Oh, well, you may, if you got that stuff on your hands and wiped them on your pants or something, you might start a fad. Start a fad. Yeah. I could, I, I fancy myself as a fad starter. Yeah, I can too. It hasn’t happened yet, but uh, maybe, maybe somebody’s done something based on. Something, some fashion choice I’ve made. I don’t know, besides just, uh, comment on it, on the internet. But I got, so I started, I wiped my hand and then I started driving down the road. Uh, I hit the windshield wipers again. Same two streaks. Didn’t do anything. I don’t know what to do, dad. Do I need a new blade? Maybe I, yeah, that might, would fix it, but, uh, sounds like you either need to do that or get your car washed and get that blade washed to good again and see Yeah. What happens with it. Oh no. Do you wash your, um, windshield when you get gas? Yes, I do. You one of those people. See, I like to have a good clean glass too. Yeah, no obstructions with all the bugs we have around here. If you drive at night, if you pull up there ain’t gonna get some gas, you better wash it. You won’t. And some places have betters that them little squeegees that you get. I got one in the truck. Oh, you, you supply your own. Well, if I needed it, but some places have ’em and, but they got better thing, solvent or whatever it is, soap stuff to wash these windshields with. Oh, because some things you put on there, boy, it’ll clean the bugs right off and you can clean it and, oh, wipe it off. You still see one, you can wash it and get it off, but they, they. There’s always, when you leave it, there’s maybe one line that goes across from where you get in the water off, but that’s better than it being nasty and dirty. So that’s when you go there and grab a paper towel or two. Yeah. But yeah, they got them too, but I, you buff it off. I don’t do that. Okay. That’s too much like work. I work hard enough to these. I don’t need to be, I feel that unless I’m washing my truck, I feel that getting it clean. So we don’t have that many bugs out here. That is not the problem. It’s, it’s more just, oh boy, gun. You live in the south, you, yeah, we, we got some bugs. What about the windshield reflector? Where do you stand on that? Like when you park and it’s sunny, do you. Take one of those things out and like put it in front of the windows or the one that rolls out this way, and then it says, help call the police. I, I think, I think we’ve talked about this before. I don’t have one. I keep, I know. I want you to keep on that. Not buying one. I mean, I, I, I had. Our house is built up on stilts. Yeah. And so I can drive up under my house kind of like it’s a garage and shade it. You know, I don’t, I don’t need one. I’m obsessed with mine. I. That’s why I keep bringing it up. Yes. You’re, mm-hmm. Yeah. It’s important. It’s one of the most important things. I have rode you to work and you take that thing and go and, and put it on, because I don’t want the inside of my car to bake. Yeah. Well, baking crack, that’s a good idea. Yeah. Mm-hmm. You, you’ve been hearing from Myrtle Beasts. Yeah. I’ve been hearing from her. It’s time for, all right, Mr. Neil, what you think of this reel? Ha have I got some new stuff. I, I got one from Jason and they, they, they send the, these reels in again about this, these videos I reckon about painting it. Don’t say, but I got one from Jason and he’s wanting us to watch this video to see what I think of it. Well, it says I’ve never seen anything like this before. Yep. Okay. Well, let’s, let’s see if we’ve seen anything. I would like to say that I am excited about this one. Oh oh. With this paint you can’t mess up. Sometimes kids paint where they shouldn’t. So this Colombian company developed a paint that can be peeled off like a sticker as it uses glass tommer technology, which gives unpaint this unique feature. So when you get bored with your walls, just peel them off. What dad, what is this? Uh. I don’t know. You know, I, you, you see these things where they take these cars and put this wrap on it where you can put it on, take it off and mm-hmm. Do stuff with it. But I ain’t never seen it. I mean, they had it on the floor, on furniture. I mean, it looked like, like paint on rubber basically. Oh, so did it, Logan did it. Uh, sure it’s great for the environment when it went on. Do you, do you paint it on and then peel it off or, that’s what it seemed like, apparently. Me. Yeah. It’s called unpaint un paint, play, peel, repeat. Okay. I mean, you don’t change your mind about your paint colors that. That often. I mean, but no. Is it, it seemed, I might be going out on a limb here, but it ain’t that hard to just paint over, paint, right? No, and not no more. Not any more often than I, Hey, I’d hate to know I had a $2,000 piece of furniture and right. And you painted it with it, and then when you peeled it off, it took the, it is gotta take some of the shine off of it or something To me. It may not, it may not, but um, but they’re marketing it for kids to be able to just do whatever they want to destroy a wall. So you can just peel it off. That makes a little more sense if you’ve got. Kids that you’re saying, you know what, let’s not worry about you learning any type of discipline. If you feel like scratching up the walls and painting the walls, we’re gonna do everything we can to, to, to accommodate you. Maybe one wall that could be fun. Well, here, here’s my take on that. When you have children, they, they going to, they’re going to do things that. That’s outta your control. Yeah. And they gotta grow up and they gotta learn things and do things. And I mean, I. I if they paint on a wall in a bedroom, wait till they get about 12 or 13 now. Say, I need to paint this bedroom. I don’t like this stuff I got on the wall. Just paint it then. That’s a good point. It’s their room. Let ’em, let ’em go through that crisis like they did and doing stuff. And then, huh? All you, all you gotta do is pick out then let ’em get a color and either let them paint it or you paint it. Or get somebody like me to paint it and pay me to do it. Ha ha. See that That’s, that’s it right there. See, there’s a little self-interest in your advice. It comes down to you being hired to paint over it. Mm-hmm. But I think we’ve just witnessed you espousing the let them style of parenting. I. Oh yeah. Which I’ve seen floating around the internet lately. So you’re all over it, dad. Well, I mean, do whatever you want in your room to the walls, but don’t do it on my walls. And then when you decide that you didn’t like it, then it’s up to you to change it. Yeah, that’s right. Yeah. And they’ll figure that out. Or call Charles Neal Paint Company. Yeah. There must be an application for this. That, that you would like? Are you gonna, is this gonna become part of your repertoire? A Absolutely not. Okay. No, I’m not. But I mean, what if you want a panic couch? Sound like Logan might sound like Logan might wanna try this and Logan, you try this and let us know how it works out. Yeah, I will. I will. No, she won’t. I mean, I’d like, Hey, how does it say how much a gallon of this stuff cost? Let’s see. Unpaint $45. Yeah, that ain’t too bad. It’s not. Mm-hmm. Okay. No, I mean, if I buy good paint, it cost it. Costs more than that, that I put on the walls. Hmm. Who sells this? I may be interested in just, we may have to do a little thing on this and I may have to do, just try it out, uh, a little investigating and see how this stuff works out. Because if you’re gonna paint like a piece of furniture and then you’re, and it looks good underneath it, then you’re not gonna want it to keep adding layers. That might be the type of thing you wanna peel off. Well, is it Glidden? I, I, I’m just interested in this to see, uh, how it works and how it really works. It looks like it’s only on their website. Right now. Okay. Maybe it could be the spokesman. Oh, Amazon. It’s on Amazon. You could be the spokesman for it, dad. If you, if you change your mind. If you change your tune. Yeah. Uhhuh Mike could be. Yeah. My wife goes on Amazon all the time. He’s, uh, he, he’s open-minded guys. Yeah. So we see Myrtle Beast, if you send something in, he’s not just automatically gonna hate on it, he’s gonna hate on it. And then he might change his mind. That’s open-mindedness. I like that. Dad, we might, we may, I, you know, painting stuff kind of intrigues me. I mean, I’ve been doing it 45 years. They got all kind of new stuff that comes out and everything that goes on. So, you know, I, I, I, I might. Um, hey, I, I might even go up to Paul and Brandy’s house and put some of this on a piece of furniture on the wall up there and leave it with all the kids to mess up, and then I, then we can pull it off the wall. I. That’s a good idea. I got a pla, I got a good place to put this. Charles Neil test un paint with the grandkid. So does it, do you order it with the, the color that you want or? I think so. Do you I’ll look into it more. Yeah, we, yeah. You need to let me know about, I think I would just worry about if at this Y kids were peeling it off and then they would just eat it. Well, don’t let ’em eat it. So just tell ’em not to eat it. Well, hell, it’s got to be better than eating lead base paint when I was growing up. And you Is that what they’re feeding their kids so that, you know, when you was coming up, they’d scratch it off and some kids would eat it and that’s the reason they kind of did away with it, so. Oh, really? Okay. Mm-hmm. So, we’ll, we’ll, we’ll have to get back with you Jason, on this one. Mm-hmm. I’m gonna do, we gonna do a little bit more. Oh. Uh. And getting a little more intrigued about these, this is the first one that dad is, is he’s saying, I’m gonna buy one of these. I’m gonna test it out. Okay. Alright. 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What else you got? Well, I got one from Connor. It says, Charles, have you ever seen this video of your grandson? Grandson? Oh. Next question. Imagine that you lived at the same time as Abraham Lincoln. What would you say to him or ask him? What do you think Lando? Hey, wanna go to a play? Oh Lord. But I got a smart grandson. You, so you’ve never seen that. No, I ain’t never seen it. That was my first time. Hey, that was a pretty, could you tell but my reaction? Yeah. I could tell that. It’s amazing how much younger, how, how he’s changed. I the top of his head. I mean, that was, you want to go to a play? We can get assassinated. Yep. That was the joke. Wow. I mean. I used to have to bribe him to come on good mythical morning and be like, oh, I’ll get you a big Lego set. Uh, Rhett’s son Shepherd was also in that episode. They’d usually come on together and um, I think he came on a number of times, but not, not five, maybe only three. And you only two. I know of three videos he’s in, but that one may have been one of the last because. Once that one came out, that that went so viral that I bet people at school were coming up to him and talking to him about it. And he, he did not like that. Oh, he did not like it. Whoa. Yep. So after that, I, I think I, I stopped even asking him to be on the show. Because he said he didn’t want to. And I was like, all right, I’m not because he, I’m not gonna bribe you to do it anymore. He’s that, he’s that laid back kid that’s, uh, don’t want to be, uh, given that attention. Like, right, like me and you like, oh yeah, if that happened to, if that happened to me as a kid, I’d be like, well, I’ll come on next week. I’ll come on to next week. You know? And so we did find out that like, yeah, that’s not a part of his makeup demeanor. Part of his aspirations, yeah. Mm-hmm. And, and the thing about TikTok is it’ll come back around. It’ll get another few million of views like months or years later. Can you look and see how many views that thing has? 10 million. 10 million views? I mean, on one, in one sense on TikTok, that’s, that’s nothing these days, but that’s on YouTube shorts. So there, there’s probably another, oh, that’s YouTube. 10 million on TikTok, YouTube. Wow. Yeah. Oh, I’m sure there is. So maybe be more than that. Maybe, uh, maybe Lando should be talking to y’all, you and Red, about a little revenue from having him on the show. Well, that’s a good point. That’s a good point. I think he’s benefited. Yeah, I think so. I brought home some bacon for him. Don’t you worry. Yeah, I know you did. And I, and I got him the Lego set. It’s like, you know, it’s like signing the record deal. It’s like, well, if you don’t, if you’re not, if you didn’t negotiate to get a piece of it in perpetuity, well, that’s on you. 11-year-old. 12-year-old Lando, however old he was. He’s probably younger than that. Yeah, he was probably, he might have been. He might have been nine. Yeah, he he was. He was young. I mean he’s 15 now. Yeah. It’s been a pretty good time. But he got his Lego set out of it. I mean, signed on the dotted line. I hear you. Yeah. Lego set. It’s time for another edition of Myrtle Beach Mailbag. Well link we people still sending us, sending some emails and we got one from Rachel and it says, hi. Is that your phone ringing? Who is that? Um, you need to get it? No. Who is it? It was my friend Michael. Okay. Uh, I can call him back later. He’s not a stop the show kind of friend. No. Well, he’s, he’s a good friend, but no, we ain’t stopping the show. Okay, that’s good. I, sorry, Michael, I got an email. We got a email from Rachel and it says, hi Charles and Link, I have an electric. Good God. I have an electricity free version of length shower blow dryer trick. I dated a guy in college that never had any clean towels. I am a lesbian now. If that tells you anything. Yeah, that’ll do it. Okay. That’s That’s how they’re made. Yeah. He said I would take a shower drip dry while letting the steam out. Okay. Then running around the living room to create a drying wind. I did this many times. It always worked, but it was, but it was unpleasantly cold. Rachel, Rachel, Rachel. I mean, you couldn’t have just bought your own time or if you had a boyfriend, if you, right. Yeah. BYOT. I, I, I’m not gonna say you made a, a good decision about what you did or you didn’t do, but at least you made a decision to, to kick him to the curb and, uh, you didn’t have to worry about running around and getting a, uh, blow dryer. So. I’m trying to figure out, you said I got an oh, electricity free version that you running around naked and drying off, whether it was cold or hot. That well, better than plugging in a blow dryer is what, yeah. Is what she’s saying. Mm-hmm. I don’t, yeah. You know, that’s one of the things that I just absolutely love about women. The towel game is strong. Women have strong towel games. They know how to do it. They know. They know that you need them. They know that you need ’em clean. And they know that. And when I say you, I mean humans. We humans. They know that we humans need them. Oh yeah. And they go so far as to say we might need some that are just for display. A little decoration. Oh, this is a non-touch just. Just appreciate towel. That’s the, I love that about women. Men don’t really have that. It’s a problem with us. Yeah. I hate to overgeneralize, but that’s just something I’ve observed because we’ll reach up and grab one of them and they say, no, no, no, no. You can’t tuck, you can’t dry your hands off of that. Right. Use this one that’s laying down here on the counter. Yeah. Right. So, but you know, there’s something else going on here. I, I wonder if that was part of her boyfriend’s plan. Hmm. Do you think he minded his girlfriend running around wet and naked throughout his house, flapping her arms and whatever appendages she needed to flap? Do you think he minded that? I don’t. No. It sounds like he had it planned out to me. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. That’s what I’m thinking. But it sounds like his plan didn’t work very long because she, she’s gone on to bigger and better things. Yep. Other women. Yep. Yeah. So mm-hmm. I bet maybe he owe the, bought her a towel. I bet. Yeah, I bet Her towel game is doubly strong now. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I love that. I love that for her. Well, Rachel, I’m, you know, I’m not going to run around the house, uh, trying to dry off Now. I might run around the house and not have no clothes on and be naked. That’s true. You will do those kind of things, but, uh. I, I’m not gonna have to be wet doing it whether I’ll be cold or hot. Uh, ’cause me and Nancy’s, my Nancy’s got some nice towels, so Yep. Soft and drying off. And then if I don’t get all the way dried off, I just reach over there and get the blow dryer and blow off and get it into cracks and crevices and uhhuh. Get everything good and dry. That’s right. That’s right dad. So if you need it. That blow dry is always there for you and so am I. Mm-hmm. But that, that was entertaining Rachel, and I appreciate that email. So, and Link, we got one with Sutton. And it wants to know what’s an unpopular opinion you have or a heel you are willing to die on? Huh? Okay. Good question. What? What are you thinking about this? Well. You know, I’m, I’m getting ready to be 73 years old, I think. I think next episode’s gonna be um Yep. A birthday celebration for you. That would be correct. But people ask me all the time, said, when are you going to retire? Mm-hmm. And I think about it and I see. Well, you know, as long as I’m able to work and I like what I do, I’m probably going to keep doing unless something happens. And then one day they’ll come in where I’m painting and nobody ain’t there. And Nancy or somebody come in. And I just dropped dead and they just gonna get me and carry me and put me in in a box and put me right on down in the ground, you know? So I, I ain’t got a problem long. You know, we’ve talked about this on the show, as long as you like what you do and still kind of enjoy it. And I had a friend of mine, pat, about two weeks ago that I, we were doing something and he was helping me get some, uh, two by twelves. 16 foot long and helped me load ’em and tot ’em and carry ’em off somewhere and to build something with, and, and I said, you know, I’m about getting too old for this stuff. I. And, uh, he looked at me and he said, you ain’t, you ain’t too old for this. He said, this is what keeps you young and keeps you going and keeps you percolating. He said, percolating said, you, you don’t, you don’t need to quit this. And you know, I looked at him and I said, you know, pat, you probably right. He said, I probably ain’t gonna quit doing what I’m doing anyway, and it might not be. It may not happen just like that, but I do enjoy doing what I do and fixing stuff up for people and it accomplishes something and, and I reckon as long as I’m healthy and can do it a little bit, and that’s, that’s going to be my healed, that I’m willing to die on, I reckon. Okay, Sutton, so, so when Sutton asks you what is the hill that you’re willing to die on, your answer is. Where you want to physically be located when you die, and it’s painting, working. Yep. Okay. Yeah, I don’t know if that’s exactly what he meant, but I, I do probably not appreciate your answer. I mean, is there a hill at all, or It’s probably gonna be flat if you’re painting, you’re not gonna be dying on a hill at all. Well, I think that’s just that, that’s just a, you know. What hill are you willing to die on? It’s just a euphemism, isn’t it? Where uh, yeah. Uh, it ain’t really meaning that you got to be up on, it’s a hill that you get euthanized on. That’s right. Yeah. What hill are you willing to get euthanized on? Because it’s a euphemism for, I like the idea of being euthanized. Is that the right word, though? No, I, that’s kind of against your will. I want to be, no, I just want to die when the good Lord’s ready to take me. You wanna be painting, you want Nancy to find you just with a paintbrush in your hand or something on a hill. Preferably. Yeah. Yeah. Next time you find yourself literally painting on a hill, you need, you need, you need to take a step back. Yeah. I’m telling you, because you’ve just said that’s the hill. You might be on the hill, you’re dying on, you see what I’m saying, dad? Yeah. I see. Yeah, I like that. I mean, if I were to answer the question, uh, I, I, I wanna follow in your footsteps. I wanna stay busy, I wanna stay active. I wanna stay engaged. I absolutely believe, I mean, especially on a brain level, we’ve talked about this before. That’s one of the things that I’m so, makes me so happy about. Not well, what we’re doing. With this podcast, but also your lifestyle, the fact that you stay engaged. You say you stay relational, you stay social, you stay, you, you say there’s physical exertion, travel, you’re traveling somewhere. You, you’re mixing it up. Um, I wanna follow in your footsteps. That’s my aspiration. And, uh, am I willing to die while painting? That would be weird for me, but, um, well, you know, maybe, but you know, it could be, I might just be sitting in this chair doing a podcast one day and just slump over and be gone. That would be great for the podcast. I mean, that one would get a lot of use. Yeah. And I mean, the chances are increasing now. This is something you love. You want to die doing what you love. It doesn’t have to be painting. It can be this. That’s right. I’ll be honored to be here. It would might be traumatic, but. Same for me. Yeah. If I’m gonna die doing what I love, I might just slump over right here too. I, that could happen if he was sitting beside a rat like y’all do and just slump over too. But I don’t know. Uh, it could happen. Well, all three of us could slump over at the same time. It could be a simulcast. This is a little weird. That’s the hill I’m willing to die on one that involves me staying alive as long as I can. Oh yeah. Yeah. I, I don’t wanna rush it. Uh, and I think keeping working and like he said, and doing stuff, it keeps you young and where you, you know, because you see are here that people that retire and quit and go home, sit out on the couch about six months, you read your name in the obituary, so. Uh, I don’t, I don’t wanna be, I’m not, I, unless something happens, uh, I’m not gonna be one of them People let that be a warning to you. Yeah, I, well, you can look that, uh, you can look that up and see that it happens to a lot of people that do, does that, that were active all their life and just say, I’m gonna retire and quit, and. Uh, it ain’t long. They, I mean, it’s nice to be able to do exactly what you want to do, but that you kind of do that anyway ’cause you work for yourself. Yeah. So you have a lot of what’s a lot of people want from retirement, which is being able to make your own decisions and make your own schedule and be bet on yourself and live and die on your own decisions. Yeah. I think that’s what a lot of people want getting up when they want, being able to do what they want. Oh yeah. I mean, when you’re like us and you’re doing so much of what you want, I think that’s, that’s really the difference here that makes, makes this equation work. And I’m gra I’m grateful for that. And then when, when you get. Like I do, you know, I sometimes I don’t work quite as long as I used to, but I still go and if I get tired, I just tell people I’m going, I’ll be back tomorrow and just quit and try to look after myself and start all over again. There. There you go. That’s the way it, that’s, and then if I want to take a day off, I just take a day off. I’m all for taking a day off. I, I think when this day’s over with, I’m gonna take the rest of the day off too. Oh, you earned it? Yeah. You earned it. Yeah, because I already been to work this morning and I’m, and I don’t know if you’d call this work, but. Uh, we back at it doing another podcast, and it was fun having you all here with us today, and we’ll be back next week for another one. It’s a big one. It’s a birthday one. Yeah. Yeah, the big one. I mean, it’s on, it’s going to come out on that day. That’s right. And don’t forget to follow and subscribe where ever get you a podcast and on YouTube and while you’re at it, rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. And if you got a question, comment, or story you’d like to share with me and link, email me at ratherbshaggin53@aol.com. And y’all have a great rest of your week. And we can’t wait to take, uh, time off whenever I want to again next time. Yeah. Sounds good, man. Love you. Love you too.