Ray’s Dossier
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How did Ray first get introduced to the podcast and Framebridge?
Sweet, okay, I'm gonna do a proper intro. Last week I kind of effed up the intro. It was weird and very shaky and kind of scared and just like not the elk of someone who's been podcasting for five years. Pro. Yeah, and so now, and if you're listening right now and you're hearing, there's a voice to my left here in the studio. We have the one and only Ray, the framer here in the studio today.
Thanks for coming on, Ray. Thank you for having me.
This is incredible. This is a huge gift for us. It was a long time in the making. It was a long time in the making. And I think you pitched it originally. I did. You just kind of threw it out. You're like, hey, you ever want to chat? Because we dragged you into the podcast world by using your actual government name and your place of work currently. And pretty much where exactly... We pretty much doxed you at PauseCon.
Yeah.
It's kind of flattering. It was endearing. It was a dox of endearment. I never thought I'd be the kind of guy to get doxed for anything.
Yeah. I'm excited you're here. This is so great. I'm excited to be here. Actually, I just want to get something else off my chest really quick. Do it. I hit a bird with my face today.
Really? Yeah.
How was time? Yeah. Okay. So I. You all right? I'm a little rattled. Yeah. That's why you caught me coming out of. It was a pigeon. Oh. But you caught me coming out of. It's a big bird. Yeah. And I just like. The time. Where were you? I was on a city bike. Okay. So I've been biking. Yeah. So I was moving pretty quick. And I'd had the thought. These pigeons really like. Ballsy. they really hang around to the last minute to decide like what they're going to do. And it's not like deer in the headlights type thing. It's, it's kind of like hit me. I dare you. Yeah.
Yeah.
You know, they're kind of cocky and I, I intentionally avoid them. Cause I just like, but then I've, I've learned to trust these birds that maybe these birds are just like by the laws of nature, it's impossible to hit a pigeon.
Like they move. You know why I think that is though? Cause pigeons were originally brought over here by like the English gentry as doves, as like pigeons is doves. Don't quote me on that, but yes. They were brought over here by the English gentry and it's like a luxury pet, like a peacock or something. And then pigeons just multiply like really fast. And after the moneyed few stopped just having pigeons, they got everywhere. They were like, well, fuck these things. Like we don't want them anymore. So that's why there's so many pigeons in New York.
I didn't know that. There's obviously... one last bird now because it hit my face so hard. It hit, I couldn't turn around because I'm moving, I'm really flying on this bike. I just hit the, the wing hit my face. It wasn't like a full bodied, like full frontal smack to the face. No, it was, it was a full wing though. It wrapped my face. Really? Yeah. How'd it smell? I don't know. I can feel it on my face right now. Really? Yeah.
If only the people out there in the podcast either could get a whiff.
I went in and did a dude wipe on my forehead and eyes. Yeah? Yeah. It's gone now. I'm worried. I don't even know if dude wipes are like anti- They have to be.
What happened when Connor hit a pigeon while biking and why do they joke about germs?
Antiseptic?
I think so.
Yeah. They're for your butt.
Who knows what dudes are doing, man? We're getting into all sorts of germs. Are you getting into germs a lot, Ray? Probably. I'll be honest. Really?
I don't get... I brought it up on... When I start talking about germs, I need to kind of get back on track here a little bit. I could talk about germs for an hour. I don't really get... No, I'm not scared of germs. Oh, I low-key am. I'm not like RFK Jr., but germs are like... they're kind of good for you where are they you know like they're so small and they're alive everywhere and I think of them as like little green guys like fun little guys like the gang green gang from gang green gang from powerpuff girls yeah well good reference yeah um yeah I just like don't I don't I don't Germs aren't in the world that I, like, that I, like, the fact that there's germs, like, on my legs right now.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
How did Ray first get introduced to the podcast and Framebridge?
0:25–3:38
2
What happened when Connor hit a pigeon while biking and why do they joke about germs?
3:38–13:05
3
How did Ray’s framing career begin and lead back after music industry setbacks?
13:05–37:17
4
What safety tips and promos does the Cash App ad mention?
37:17–38:06
5
How does the Bath & Body Works White Barn Neutrals candle change the hosts' mood?
38:06–41:51
6
What happened when Ray got hit by a car and how did it affect his Bird job story?
41:51–46:01
7
Which memorable framing stories and final plugs wrap up Ray’s episode?
46:01–1:13:46