World at one point, now you're still very big, but it out of that. You're married to this, whoever he is married to then, if he was married in the 80s, can't remember. And you're still tripping out about having one ear. He's like, yes, so that's it. And he gets hold of some plastic. It's in a book, Monster. He's the monster because he had to walk around with one ear. I don't know. I never had to walk around with one ear, so I don't know how I'd be. But that's it. We'll get in on the ear. So, thing is, is I think Vinny Vincent is very cool. I think he was very cool. I think he was, is, could be a great guitarist again. I saw him play. He just hasn't picked up the instrument. And I think it's absolute depression. I can see. I can see it in him. You don't get that fat and messed up just because his wife was murdered. Something's up with that. But you know what, he was a very good guy. When I met him, he was very nice. He didn't bash kiss at all. Ever, the three times that I talked to him, he was always like, you know, I'm very grateful for those guys, you know, giving me my break. And now I'm going to do my own thing. And then he forms Vinny Vincent invasion. And unfortunately, he had a mole in the band. He didn't know it. Dana Strum. Dana Strum was in a band with a guy I knew that lived down the street. Can't remember his span, Danny Spano's or something like that. And his wife was a hairstylist. He used to do my hair for a while. And me and Danny Spano's, I think that's what it is. He released at least one album and he co-wrote a lot of songs and, you know, for Brian Adams and a lot of different people. And he would come up and as his wife was cutting my hair, he'd play his demos. And I'm like, that's cool. I like that one. Now he was more of a commercial blah, blah, blah. Anyways, so he was in a band with Dana Strum. And I'm like, Dana Strum, how do I know that guy's name? I go, does he have anything to do with Randy Rhodes? Because this is like 1983. And he's like, well, yeah, he helped. I'm like, oh, that's right. He's the idiot that, you know, helped get Randy the gig. He was always there, you know. I mean, Dana ever get into Ozzy's band, huh? Because he sucks. He's at no talent leech that just leeches off people. So he leeched himself into a venue fence and spanned, played along, and then turned on him. And they bring in some guitarist and I won't bash him because he's dead now. And slaughter. Really? Mark slaughter? He didn't have the personality or the stage presence to carry a band. I still don't understand. That was one of those like slaughter, fire hose or whatever they're called. Tesla hate all those bands suck. They're all generic warrant. Just generic junk. That's what killed that whole scene was those bands. They just suck. I know some of you out there like, but I like Tesla. Or I like, you know, that's cool. Tell me why. I'm got to know because I don't see it. Warrant, really? They were a lot better before Jenny Lane got in there and that drummer, a lot better. I think I'm running out of battery or time. Anyways, there you go, man. Subscribe still. Still need to keep it up above 1000 and I'm setting stuff up. I thank you guys a lot. Mike Snyder, Schneider, Schneider, Mike. You know what? He's like, what about me? There you go. Shout out to you, Mike. And everybody else that helps me, you know, Paulo and James and Tony. And who messaged me today? Somebody knew it was about an old video and I'm like, oh, that's very interesting. But it's weird when people are commenting on videos you've made like seven, eight years ago. I'm like, yeah, I don't really remember that.