Bert Kreischer

Me and Mr. Jones.

I make it worse for myself.

that that i know i keep it was just so funny and that i just think this george jones book was so funny he's at a bar in in florida with the the guy wrote the book the drummer and they had some girls with them but they went shopping and everything george jones is drunk all the time and he goes to the bar and some ladies recognize george jones and they ask for autographs it's 1980.

So there's like four girls and they're like, oh my God.

And they get their autographs.

And the guy goes, the bartender looks over.

And the guy, when you've been, you know, you know when people know or they don't know.

It's no big deal.

But he goes, I could tell the bartender.

George goes to the bathroom.

The bartender says, who are you with?

He goes, well, that's George Jones.

And he could tell the guy, you could tell he didn't know who he was.

He was a country singer and the bartender goes back to fucking cutting limes or whatever.

And when George comes and sits back down, the guy comes over and out of the blue goes, you know who's a great country singer?

Roy Clark.

And then he goes back and he goes, me and George just kind of nodded our heads.

And the guy walks to the bar and George Jones goes, get the fuck out of here.

I'm not going to let some son of a bitch think Roy Clark's a good singer.

Make my drink.