knowledge that our guests and
the host Joey if a tone.
At universal Orlando resort.
>> We have a lot of history.
>> My high school was literally
across the street from
universal.
I was working here in the
beetlejuice grade schooler rock
'N' roll.
>> That was good.
>> My manager was beetlejuice,
that's when I met him, when I
was 17 years old.
It was it had a cover and that
was it.
>> How many shows would you do a
day?
>> Five shows a day, we did five
shows a day, 20, 25 minutes.
You're doing the same show every
day.
>> You have fans even back then?
>> Yeah, there were people
sitting in the front row?
They were kind of like groupies.
He used to work at a golf
course, he would go in the
morning, do his work, and at
noon, he would come and watch
all the shows.
>> He's staying at the Hollywood
high tones.
>> Did you know him?
>> Yeah.
>> Doo-op group.
>> Some of the people that
worked on beetlejuice had worked
with Chris.
And then when we met at another
park, it was Justin, J.C. And
Chris.
I knew J.C.
>> Had there been no universal
there maybe would have never
been --
>> Almost 100%.
It may not have been me in the
group.
I gave them a demo tape, I said,
listen, come to universal, I'll
show you what I do.
>> Did you think you would
ke -- when you were on
beetlejuice, were you like, this
is it.
>> We knew about him as far as
dealing with the backstreet
boys.
He made the backstreet boys get
on a pedestal.
Let's try to do it, that was my
audition.
>> He had a fascinating
documentary recently.
But essentially, he could spot
talent.
>> Exactly.
Lance came out with that on
YouTube, it was the big con.
I can't remember the boy band
con.
Lance did a fantastic job with
that.
It showed a back story of
everything.
It's one of those things where
you go, Lou Pearlman was a jerk,
and a weird man.
>> He stole our money, but that
aside.
>> It sucks.
But I'm here now.
>> What's your connection --
what about with Wayne Brady?
>> He was in the beetlejuice
show as well.
As he left and went to
beetlejuice in L.A., I came into
Orlando.
The one in Orlando.
It was crazy.
I've known him since I was in
middle school with Wayne.
Wayne did a show in high school,
and I was into drama, and he
came out to do the show, and I
was helping the tech stuff.
That's how I met him.
As I grew and progressed, I went
to L.A., I did rent.
He did rent.
>> Speaking of Wayne Brady.
It makes me think of the masked
singer.
>> Killed it.
>> Kit was calling you out.
She knew.
-- I know that.
>> But, there's something about,
you now are like the masked
singer whisperer.
>> Yeah, I've had three or four
people come up to me, and ask me
about it.
I say, listen.
>> Who?
>> Laila Ali she was on it.
Wayne, I'm like, dude, you could
probably win this.
Do what you do and you will win
this.
Nick lachey was supposed to do
it, but he was doing the
nickelodeon show.
>> Sorry, I'm calling it out.
>> That's really the three.
Same with dancing with the
stars, I always get phone calls,
what do you think about it.
What should I do?
>> It's fun, what you put into
it is what you get out of it.
>> If you don't want to do it,
don't do it.
>> I love me a game show.
>> So how much for those
familiar?
>> Weekdays at 5:30, shameless
plug.
>> It's so fun.
>> It's common knowledge stuff.
Who's on a $50 bill.
If you don't know, Ulysses S
grant.
>> We'll get back to you.
>> It's a fun show.
It's not like trying to break
the bank, people can win
$10,000.
It's great, I think the common
knowledge and people think they
really know something.
I know this, I'm a nurse.
And they're dead wrong.
>> We played when you came to
our set.
>> We didn't do that great.
>> We're excited.
What's going on with your food
truck.
>> Fat ones.
We have fat ones out here.
>> You're so good.
>> Are these like the ultimate
hot dogs or what?
>> It's a fun spin-off of a
normal hot dog, we do different
creations.
We have one called the baritone,
one called the Angelo.
We do a whole bunch of different
kind of --
>> You're having fun with your
name?
>> You have to.
I had mini-hot dogs that were
called boy bands at one point.
I'm not trying to be like, I
need to put my name everywhere,
and have different restaurants.
It's like, I want to keep it
something small, something I
like, if I want to grow it, I
can.
Right now I'm having a blast.
>> You're starting to trend.
Even your boy.
Lance bass --
>> He's got the bubble tap.
>> Side by side.
>> We should do that, Lance,
call me.
>> The opening show.
>> For my food truck.
I wanted to have a karaoke
thing.
I want to be able to do that.
My manager said no.
Whatever.