Jake 'The Snake' Plummer
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48 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Stugatz. I had a crush on Betty Rubble. Oh, wow.
What?
That's pretty good, man.
It happens probably two, three times a year, you know, just depending on... What's going on? Living in Colorado, the Broncos are always an ask. Somebody somehow, some way will say, hey, can you get me some tickets to the Broncos? We really want to see Bo Nix. No, they don't. Yeah, it happens. But if I can pull it off, I do my best if it's somebody that is close to me.
But yeah, the ask for ticket thing is – I shamefully admit I ask for tickets too from people I know that are in the industry of maybe music or sometimes a sport or whatever. But as long as there's fair trade, I feel it's all right.
Um, I usually say, well, they're probably about anywhere from 200 to 250 bucks each. Yeah. And then right away that, uh, okay. I thought you got them for free. I said, no, they don't. The Broncos don't just hand out free tickets to anybody that ever played for him.
Well, you know, you can work it if you need to. If it's important, I can get free tickets, but it's usually for myself or my family or something like that. What was the last tickets you asked for? Good question. I think it was to a concert to my boy Drew with Satsang. I think I went to a concert of him. He was coming through Colorado, through the Boulder area.
So, you know, you call and say, hey, can you leave some tickets? Can I go? Can you give me some tickets to the show? And, of course, you know, as a friend of ours, good friend of me and Del, Jolly, my buddy with Umbo, you know, he's always cool and hooks it up.
Yeah, you know, if I go to a restaurant and there's a long wait, I'm probably going to go to another restaurant. You know, I mean, the food stuff is kind of a funny thing. Like, you got an hour-long wait? What are you serving that's so good? Then you go and you're like, damn, I could make this at home.
Because I remember my first trip. I'm bypassing both of those and looking forward to Earth Day, to be honest with you. Okay. Yeah, you know, back in the day, 420 was always a pretty funny thing when weed was illegal. And now, you know, 420 has just become a big...
know just a bunch of smoke rising from colorado and surrounding areas that have legalized marijuana 420 has never really meant a whole lot to me the 419 is really cool if you think about the history of psychedelics and just imagine being that you know albert hoffman on his bike realizing oh my god i'm tripping on lsd riding my bike uh for anybody that's ever tripped on lsd and
it could be a phenomenal amazing ride and it also could be a ride straight from hell but you just don't know what what's going to happen when you're doing the psychedelics for me 420 people who celebrate 420 get too excited about it amateurs yeah if you send me a happy 420 text it's like it's like cinco de mayo right like people get like oh we're gonna do shots on single mind like come on man i do shots every day good that's a good point every month
It's cool how things have progressed. At least there's progression. We're talking about it. It's not something they have to go and hide from. It's out there. It's changed things, how they've legalized one, marijuana, and now they're working to decriminalize plants and make them accessible to people that need them.
Yeah, well, my actual legal name is not Jake. So it didn't happen until when I started playing sports, probably around the sixth, seventh grade. I think it was the seventh grade, I went to a basketball camp. in Idaho, up in McCall, Idaho, and the Boise State Bronco basketball players were running that. Chris Childs, who was a Boise State Bronco, was there.
Arnel Jones, Doug Usitillo, a bunch of guys we looked up to. And my brothers had kind of called me the snake a couple times, just jokingly. They started calling me Jake the snake. I read Kenny Stabler's biography, The Snake. I played football. I was hard to catch, slithery, kind of quick. So the moniker was right. It was good. Rhyme with Jake, all those good things.
So I became Jake the Snake, more well-known when I got to ASU. And on the first fan day, fan fest day, I just started signing Jake. The Snake Plumber, you know, everything. I wrote it all out. Like, here I am. I'm here. I'm fresh from Boise, Idaho, and I'm Jake the Snake.
And then that's when it kind of stuck as far as people outside of my family and, you know, some friends locally calling me the Snake. Hold on. Your name isn't Jake? That is unbelievable. No. What's your name? My real name is Jason. I got to the third grade and Mrs. Jenkins at Pierce Park Elementary, there were four Jasons in the classroom.
When she got me to bring me into the class, she said, tell me, do you have any other names you go by? I said, well, I've been called Jake. She said, all right, come on inside. We went in and she said, hey, everybody, I want to introduce you to our new classmate, Jake Plummer. He's here to join us. From that day, I was Jake.
out that Mickey Mouse's name was like Nicholas and it wasn't really Mickey this is wild it's Nick yeah so you know what if it would have been Jason I don't know what my nickname would have been who knows Jason the Mason Jake settle a debate we were having on the show yesterday would you rather for the rest of time be able to understand every language in the world or understand animals ooh man
Come on, Jake, it's an easy answer. I already understand animals. I've been in some moments where I can kind of like relate and talk with them. So I would say having the ability to go anywhere in the world and communicate would be just, it would open up so many avenues and just be able to go anywhere in the world, be able to communicate would be phenomenal, I think.
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