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Comedian Janet Williams joins the fun! She’s here to have a good time and not afraid to let us know how it is!
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Captain Brien: Live on the Captain’s Log how are you? This is episode two of The Captain’s Log with Janet Williams I have a real live tramp in the car.
Janet Williams: Yes you do. You’ve probably had more they just didn’t call themselves tramps.
Captain Brien: They didn’t refer to it specifically like that. Put your seatbelt on this is going to be a dangerous ride.
Janet Williams: I know it is. I’m with The Captain.
Captain Brien: Welcome aboard this is The Captain’s Log. I appreciate you guys tuning in. If you hang on we’re going to give away some tickets to see you tonight at Off The Hook comedy club how great is that?
Janet Williams: Hey that’s great because I have a lot if advice for every single age.
Captain Brien: You do?
Janet Williams: Yes I do.
Captain Brien: And you travel all around so you have some good stories.
Janet Williams: Oh I have great stories and if I don’t have great stories ill make it up.
Captain Brien: That’s a riot. So how did– I don’t even know if I know how you got The Tramp name.
Janet Williams: Okay I got all my husbands together in one meeting room and that’s the name that they came up with. Others could not be used on the air, but that’s the one that stuck.
Captain Brien: That one you figured at least it’s universal.
Janet Williams: Yes. And I’m not going to tell you how many husbands there were.
Captain Brien: There was at least one.
Janet Williams: Well there’s more than one and I love wedding cake I didn’t realize you could order a wedding cake without getting married. So once I realized that I quit getting married.
Captain Brien: Yeah you stopped.
Janet Williams: Yeah I’ll just get a cake.
Captain Brien: That’s good now what’s your favorite flavor?
Janet Williams: I like almond cake with cream cheese icing, but that I’m here this week let me tell you, I love the carrot cake it off the hook.
Captain Brien: Yeah it’s good.
Janet Williams: It’s the best it is the best.
Captain Brien: It is good I like it myself.
Janet Williams: And I know what is good to eat and what’s not good to eat.
Captain Brien: Well how do you explain that?
Janet Williams: Well if it’s really not good to eat it’s not good for you it doesn’t taste well.
Captain Brien: Yeah so wait the things that always are good to eat are usually not good for you.
Janet Williams: Right.
Captain Brien: Is that what you’re saying?
Janet Williams: Right that’s what I’m saying, but if its a really good artery-clogger…
Captain Brien: Then they’re usually delicious.
Janet Williams: Delicious no doubt.
Captain Brien: Like a fried Oreo damn those are good.
Janet Williams: Oh I’ve never had one.
Captain Brien: You’ve never had a fried Oreo?
Janet Williams: No.
Captain Brien: Wait you’re from Tennessee!
Janet Williams: I know hey we do not fry everything in Tennessee.
Captain Brien: You barbecue or fry it, I don’t think you have other options.
Janet Williams: We barbecue or fry it that’s true. We just eat unusual things like, I bet you’ve never had a barbecued possum.
Captain Brien: No wait can you eat possum?
Janet Williams: You can.
Captain Brien: I thought you’d get like–
Janet Williams: Its roadkill. If its happened within ten minutes that meat’s still good.
Captain Brien: Really?
Janet Williams: I have no idea what I’m talking about.
Captain Brien: I thought you can’t eat possum they give you that disease.
Janet Williams: What disease?
Captain Brien: Oh that’s an armadillo that’s an armadillo.
Janet Williams: Oh you wouldn’t want an armadillo.
Captain Brien: Yeah you can’t eat armadillo it kills you, kill you.
Janet Williams: Yes yes yeah. Like that fish that you order, you have to sign off that.
Captain Brien: Oh the puffer the blowfish?
Janet Williams: Yeah you have to sign off to eat it.
Captain Brien: Yeah.
Janet Williams: I’m not signing off on anything.
Captain Brien: I’m not signing nothing I have kids. I gotta take care of them. “What happened to Dad? He ate too much.”
Janet Williams: If I had kids I’d be eating that by the truckload.
Captain Brien: You would cast net ’em all day.
Janet Williams: I don’t want a contract just bring me tartar sauce.
Captain Brien: Would you fry it or would you just grill it or raw? Right down the hatch the whole thing?
Janet Williams: Fry.
Captain Brien: Yeah?
Janet Williams: Didn’t we just discuss the South? Yeah do you eat biscuits?
Captain Brien: Ooh I love biscuits.
Janet Williams: I make the best biscuits.
Captain Brien: Oh really? Like ten years you’ve been working the club? I get no biscuits none! Not a damn freaking crumb!
Janet Williams: Okay the next time I come biscuits are on the table.
Captain Brien: Okay I’m going to hold you to it.
Janet Williams: No problem.
Captain Brien: I’m going to hold you to it.
Janet Williams: No problem I’m there.
Captain Brien: Biscuits I got no biscuits I get nothing.
Janet Williams: I know!
Captain Brien: No fried chicken no barbecue.
Janet Williams: Oh I make great fried chicken.
Captain Brien: Oh she makes everything great. Everything is great we just can’t taste it.
Janet Williams: Here’s the deal you get a thin girl it’s microwaveable that’s it.
Janet Williams:You get a heavy-set woman we cook, and we cook in iron skillets.
Captain Brien: Oh I like a good iron skillet. I like a cornbread done in my iron skillet. Alright tell me you make the best cornbread too.
Janet Williams: I don’t make the best cornbread but I do make the best biscuits.
Captain Brien: That’s good I’m happy you didn’t tell me that too because everything is the best but I get none of it. It’s really depressing me this is my show.
Janet Williams: And next time I come in we’re gonna have fried chicken and biscuits.
Captain Brien: Okay I’m ready.
Janet Williams: It’s done.
Captain Brien: Wait so I love chicken I love chicken fingers but I say chicken “finga” because I’m from Boston. So I love chicken fingas. I eat them all the time.
Janet Williams: I know.
Captain Brien: And I love but I don’t like just like the Tyson store bought chicken. I like what I call chicken finga but I like the breast fried like regular fried chicken. Sometimes on the bone I’m not a big fan of fried chicken. I’ll eat chicken on the bone no problem but fried chicken sometimes I like just the breast.
Janet Williams: Right and I fry boneless chicken breast.
Captain Brien: Oh you fry the boneless chicken breast, what about like you know what I have not fried? I eat a lot in the Asian restaurants they’ll eat the thigh, that’ll be boneless and that’s dark meat right? So that’s good I should fry that.
Janet Williams: I’m not really I’m not big on dark meat.
Captain Brien: No nothing? No well what are you gonna do?
Captain Brien: We’ll try it we’ll go back to the biscuits what are you gonna tell ’em? What do you want to do?
Janet Williams: Fried chicken and biscuits it doesn’t get any better than that.
Captain Brien: Randy says Mid-west girls cook great, well Randy you haven’t cooked The Tramp hasn’t cooked, I’m sitting here I do all the cooking I do the cooking the talking the feeding the eating.
Janet Williams: And now we’ve got vodka and rum.
Captain Brien: Yeah yeah the drinking.
Captain Brien: I’m doing the work of the Lord I think. I bringing food to the table.
Janet Williams: I’m telling you Jesus sent you.
Captain Brien: Turning water into vodka. It’s not easy I’m doing it though. It’s not easy
Janet Williams: I’ve got this laryngitis thing, and I think your vodka is going to heal me.
Captain Brien: Well I’m going to do the rum too, I think you need a little rum because it’ll be a a little sweeter on you for you. You’re sweet you need a little sweetness in your life.
Janet Williams: Yes yes and as you get older you need sweetness, because old people are angry. And I’ll tell you what not all of them, but they are for good reason
Captain Brien: Yeah what’s that?
Janet Williams: You know it’s I have friends my age and I’m 70 and they’re like, “Can you believe that girl is hanging out of that top with those breast implants? Look how short her skirt is.” They’re saying that because they can’t wear that.
Captain Brien: Yeah.
Janet Williams: If I has breast implants I would make Dolly Parton look flat-chested.
Captain Brien: Yeah you would get them.
Janet Williams: I would be touching the dash.
Captain Brien: Would you get big ones?
Janet Williams: Huge huge yeah and I’d want people to stare at me and then I’d go, “You can touch these if you buy me some rum and for Captain Brien.
Captain Brien: Just that’s it that’s all they have to do?
Janet Williams: That’s all that’s it.
Captain Brien: What if a bunch of people what if it’s shots all around?
Janet Williams: Not a problem. I got ’em covered because I got those big knockers.
Captain Brien: Yeah yeah and would you dress them up or would you just?
Janet Williams: Oh no no being touching the dashboard’s dress up enough you know what I mean?
Captain Brien: Yeah that’s good enough to go. Yeah that’s all the entrance they need?
Janet Williams: Right.
Captain Brien: I hear ya I hear ya.
Janet Williams: And I love the young girls that wear all these high heels they’re sparkly you know.
Captain Brien: Bless those girls I love them too.
Captain Brien: Oh I know men love that and I understand why I totally understand why.
Captain Brien: Why?
Janet Williams: Because they’re in heat.
Captain Brien: The men?
Janet Williams: Men are in heat 24/7, and when you meet a woman and she goes, “Oh I love everything about you.” And then you marry her. She wants you to change your socks don’t wear those shoes she likes nothing about you that she loved before the big ring.
Captain Brien: That’s right. What is that?
Janet Williams: We’re bitches.
Captain Brien: Oh. So you all get together and make that pact beforehand?
Janet Williams: Oh no we could never get together because we hate each other. We do this on our own.
Captain Brien: That’s true why is it that women always want to have guy friends but they don’t want to have girl friends?
Janet Williams: Well I’ll tell you what I work–
Captain Brien: When the girls go when the girls go out though then it’s a whole thing.
Janet Williams: Oh yeah you got a cock blocker somewhere.
Captain Brien: Yeah.
Janet Williams: Um you know women are their own worst enemies. You know collectively we could rule the world, but we’re so petty about things you know? And I don’t know why we’re like that.
Captain Brien: I don’t either.
Janet Williams: I don’t have any idea but I’ve always worked predominantly in male environments and I love working with men.
Captain Brien: Well I love working with you.
Janet Williams: Well there you go.
Captain Brien: So we’re like a match made in heaven.
Janet Williams: Right and we work well together and we can party together but I’m not someone you want to marry.
Captain Brien: Why?
Janet Williams: Because at this stage in my life I’ve got some of my friends that are marrying again in their middle 70s late 70s, and they go, “Wouldn’t you like to have someone in your life?” No I don’t want to hear nobody breathing next to me I don’t want somebody saying, “Are my khakis clean?” You wore them last I don’t know. You know, “Are you hungry?” Which means they want something to eat. I don’t want to wait on anybody. No one.
Captain Brien: Do you like to cook?
Janet Williams: Love to cook.
Captain Brien: Do you like to clean?
Janet Williams: I love to clean.
Captain Brien: You will be perfect.
Janet Williams: I know.
Captain Brien: You’d be a good catch.
Janet Williams: I would be a good catch but–
Captain Brien: I like to cook but I just don’t I don’t like to clean.
Janet Williams: I love to clean it’s self-gratification.
Captain Brien: Cleaning up after I cook.
Janet Williams: Oh yeah I love that and I love a man that cooks. I think the perfect marriage is a man and a woman that enjoy cooking together so with my last ex-husband I said, “You know Stan I think we need to cook together.” He goes, “Okay.” So we made Chex Mix at Christmas.
Captain Brien: Oh that was talent.
Janet Williams: Have you ever had the police come to your home over making Chex Mix? No it didn’t happen so cooking didn’t bring us any closer.
Captain Brien: No wow so why’d the police come?
Janet Williams: Well you know things got out of hand. You know he just wanted to put too many nuts in it and I want pretzels and we had to have a showdown.
Captain Brien: Yeah just throw down after that. No nuts over pretzels what’s wrong with him?
Janet Williams: I don’t know.
Captain Brien: Pretzels he picked nuts over pretzels? What kind of nuts?
Janet Williams: Peanuts and cashews.
Captain Brien: No way if you told me something like pistachios or something I was thinking like alright maybe maybe he was going somewhere with it but peanuts? That’s like the bottom of the barrel.
Janet Williams: Thank you thank you.
Captain Brien: You don’t just throw peanuts in there. Were they peanut M&Ms?
Janet Williams: No but I love peanut M&Ms.
Captain Brien: You do? What’s your favorite flavor? Which one the yellow?
Janet Williams: Isn’t it the blue one that makes you horny?
Captain Brien: Oh.
Janet Williams: Or is it the red one?
Captain Brien: I don’t know I don’t know holy cow what’s that? That was a bale of hay a whole bale of hay right in the middle of the road.
Janet Williams: You may be from Boston but you know hay.
Captain Brien: I said holy hay.
Janet Williams: And let me tell you I didn’t ever know that you were from Boston, but I knew you weren’t very Southern.
Captain Brien: Yeah.
Janet Williams: Yeah you can’t hide that.
Captain Brien: Well I’ve been down here for 20 years so did I lose the accent?
Janet Williams: No you haven’t even come close.
Captain Brien: That’s why I say chicken finga you know it’s not a finger its a finga.
Janet Williams: Right and I always think that I don’t sound that southern. Oh Randy says green and Mark says green, does that the one that makes you horny one the green? I didn’t know this.
Janet Williams: Yeah you gotta get out more.
Captain Brien: Yeah I don’t eat a lot of chocolate.
Janet Williams: Well you’re the work of the Devil.
Captain Brien: You know what they say about chocolate.
Janet Williams: What?
Captain Brien: It gives you the same hormone release as an orgasm so that’s why you never give women chocolate on a date for dessert because then she’s already satisfied.
Janet Williams: Well here’s the thing.
Captain Brien: So why do that?
Janet Williams: I really did not know that but I guess all these orgasms I’ve had are the family pack M&Ms.
Captain Brien: You’re giving away orgasms like it’s like it’s Mardi Gras.
Janet Williams: Right exactly.
Captain Brien: I hear ya I hear ya. You’re not shy about giving ’em out.
Janet Williams: Not in the least not in the least.
Captain Brien: Oh that’s good we got the cops on us, the cops are on us let’s turn the radar down. Not good for the Captain’s Log. We gotta just give it a little back roll.
Janet Williams: Wouldn’t it be great if we were pulled over?
Captain Brien: I keep saying that and here’s my theory, so I have the live on air sign right? It’s lit up no matter what if I get pulled over that sign’s going on, and they’d say, “Sir why do you have a sign on?” “Oh we’re live we’re on my show.” Do you think he’s going to give me a ticket if I do that? I think that’s my ticket out it’s the live on air sign.
Janet Williams: I think the ticket you’re going to get is when I tell him I’m not shutting my mouth until I get a pat down.
Captain Brien: Yeah that would not go well.
Janet Williams: There comes the ticket and you’ve gotta have an attitude about it.
Captain Brien: That could be handcuffs.
Janet Williams: Yes and that’s what I’m hoping for yeah.
Captain Brien: Oh.
Janet Williams: I miss the days of handcuffs.
Captain Brien: That could be fun that could be fun I can see where you’re going with this, and he’s in his little cop uniform. Yeah I’ll video it.
Janet Williams: I’ll let you video it. We’ll put it on a CD and sell it to everybody.
Captain Brien: That’s how we could make our next million.
Janet Williams: Yeah you get a free CD of me being patted down.
Captain Brien: A captain a cop and a tramp took a ride who ends up arrested?
Janet Williams: Right here’s the thing, we make it an attachment to the rum.
Captain Brien: That’s true.
Janet Williams: So not only do you get your fabulous rum you get the CD.
Captain Brien: That’s true.
Janet Williams: You need me on your planning team.
Captain Brien: That’s a giveaway like an extra giveaway.
Janet Williams: People will buy that rum and it will sit on the shelf, they’re going to want to see me patted down and then once they see me they’ll need the rum to get that out of their mind.
Captain Brien: Yeah. They’ll have to drink the whole thing and buy another one.
Janet Williams: You cannot un-see this you can’t un-see it.
Captain Brien: Well anyway guys if you want to see Janet Williams hey I promise him– You made me forget I was supposed to give away tickets. Did you share it?
Janet Williams: I did not.
Captain Brien: We did we screwed up the whole thing.
Janet Williams: Well you know we’re so intense when we’re together.
Captain Brien: Yeah so okay this is how we’re going to give away tickets, guys if you leave a comment below I’m going to post a promotional code that you can use. I’ll reply to every person with a promo code alright? You didn’t share it I forgot to give away the giveaway, this whole show has gone to hell in a hand-basket.
Janet Williams: It has but when you come to the show you’ll redeem yourself.
Captain Brien: Yes yes.
Janet Williams: Because you want to hear what The Tramp’s got to say.
Captain Brien: The Tramp is very funny.
Janet Williams: She is funny.
Captain Brien: She’s hysterical.
Janet Williams: Yeah and she’s a good time.
Captain Brien: Always. And maybe you just sign the breasts? Maybe we’ll let them sign your breasts now.
Janet Williams: Well you pointed here they’re closer to my knees.
Captain Brien: Gotcha. We’ll sign those down there that’s good that’s good. Aright guys leave a comment or share or whatever you want to do I’ll post a promo code you get two free tickets for tonight’s show or Sunday either one. For tonight and Sunday. Janet Williams a.k.a. The Tennessee Tramp, my guest on The Captain’s Log. This is episode two you know episode one, this is season two episode two. Did you know season one took 13 years to finish?
Janet Williams: Really?
Captain Brien: I think that’s a record.
Janet Williams: I think it is too.
Captain Brien: Yeah I think it’s a record.
Janet Williams: But I think two and two this is something special. Something big is going to happen definitely.
Captain Brien: Yeah you could have a baby on this show right now.
Janet Williams: Now that will make me extremely wealthy.
Captain Brien: That would be special that would be very special. Can you do something like lay an egg or something? It’s The Captain’s Log after all.
Janet Williams: If I could lay an egg you know at this point in my life I would eat it. And then you got the abortion people on you. You know so no I have no eggs they’re gone.
Captain Brien: We got nothing we got nothing.
Captain Brien: Well anyway we got you on stage at Off The Hook comedy club in Naples. Thank you so much thank you honey.
Janet Williams: Thank you Captain love you.
Captain Brien: Shake my hand even though I’m driving oh my god, I have another hand for the steering wheel, see I’m okay this one always stays on the shifter.
Janet Williams: Right you’re very safe very safe.
Captain Brien: We’re out guys be good.