Bounce!

On the 63rd episode of the Bouncepod, Chapter 50, R4 celebrates his feat with another one as he pays homage to the guys from Force Fed Digital's flagship show "From Common Sense To Nonsense" as they just launched their own historical 100th episode!

Returning to the area of Long Island City, better known as Queensbridge, we revisit the Old Gold nightclub where it officially became a Gentleman's Club. R4 doubled as both Head of Security and Assistant Manager.

A fellow bouncer asked R4 to fill in for him, refusing to ask any other colleague. R4 was happy to do it. We journey across the Triborough to Astoria–Ditmars to a nicely sized nightclub/hookah bar, where R4 watches over a Halloween Party, on a level he's never seen before.

A higher up in the Security Company R4 worked for, offered him a Head of Security position. However he had to give up his post at his favorite spot to take over an infamous rock club in North Brooklyn.

To finish up this Miniseries of the therapy session between the future Doctor Reign and R4, we start with another cryptic skit, trying to warn us all to stay aware. This Miniseries is dedicated to the brave warriors rebuilding in the midst of the aftermath of those recent monster hurricanes.

Prefacing with an essay by Paul Harvey which was recorded back in the 1960's predicts the state of the world we're in now. Where the love has dissipated to debauchery without any of what made it special to ever be seen or heard again anymore. On this 46th Chapter of Bounce!, the returning Lady Reign sits across from R4 once again to further discuss these very matters such as the safety and security in relationships and what to do about the love for one another that's seemingly been lost.

Today were at this little Dominican restaurant bar called La Americana, located in what used to be the very border of North Harlem heading Downtown and Washington Heights heading Uptown. R4 reminisces about his happy days at his old elementary school and goes on a nostalgic tour of his old neighborhood before miserably punching the clock.

The Mania of Upper Manhattan is the translation. We take it back to 1997 because of how sick we are of 2024, making us nostalgically traverse to the pleasures of the past. R4 takes the Uptown train to 200th Street where you better not mistake that part of North Manhattan as Washington Heights, because the folks from around that immediate vicinity, will pleasantly remind you where you are. We head to the middle of Dyckman Street and visit a former movie theater that is now a pretty fancy nightclub.

Concluding this tribute as R4 thinks back to simpler times such as the very weekend before the catastrophically tragic event and day in infamy took place. Starting with a prologue reminding us how much of a target the Twin Towers were and how disgustingly despicable it is all politicized. We then follow up with a preface from Wrestling Legend and former Minnesota Governor, Jesse Ventura and his quest for the truth. Once again, this Miniseries is dedicated to the Angels of 9/11.

When reminiscing about tragedy forces one to reminisce about something else, such as the first times R4 ever visited a club, without working in one for once. R4 takes us back to the 70s, to when his parents took him to his very first club when he was a toddler. Then to the 80s when he visits the legendary Studio 54 for the first time and finally, in the 2000s, a weekend of fun leads into a very sad week. This miniseries is dedicated to the Angels of 9/11. If you're not watching over us, rest in peace, power and paradise.