00:02.490 --> 00:05.691 [SPEAKER_10]: And now, back for the second half of the caliber net show.

00:07.951 --> 00:10.232 [SPEAKER_10]: Michael Mera, radio entertainment.

00:11.672 --> 00:15.533 [SPEAKER_10]: You can listen to the Michael Mera Show at michomerasho.com.

00:15.673 --> 00:17.454 [SPEAKER_10]: Wow, what a happy year.

00:17.474 --> 00:18.554 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a podcast.

00:18.754 --> 00:20.074 [SPEAKER_04]: But I want to excitement.

00:20.134 --> 00:21.035 [SPEAKER_04]: We have today.

00:21.335 --> 00:26.436 [SPEAKER_10]: It's the Michael Mera Show with Michael Mera and Rob Spiewack.

00:26.936 --> 00:28.777 [SPEAKER_10]: Now, here's my...

00:31.187 --> 00:46.415 [SPEAKER_08]: Sunday night bliss for me is when something comes across my feed at that particular hour probably around the seven later than seven PM hour where I have to kind of put everything down and say oh my god I gotta use this for this show there's nothing

00:47.335 --> 00:49.216 [SPEAKER_08]: ever that makes me happier.

00:49.556 --> 01:03.143 [SPEAKER_08]: And so that happened to be last night where I said this video, I have to get it right out to the guys because they're going to enjoy this tomorrow because and I was able in a very short time to create a mini game.

01:03.503 --> 01:03.823 [SPEAKER_08]: out of it.

01:04.164 --> 01:08.726 [SPEAKER_08]: And I don't want to overstate this, but this is what I like to I wrote it down.

01:09.087 --> 01:12.068 [SPEAKER_08]: The TMOs word pronunciation game.

01:12.549 --> 01:16.131 [SPEAKER_07]: And so this is what you do on Sunday nights now that they've canceled sixty minutes.

01:16.491 --> 01:19.113 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, do this game now that it's no longer on the air.

01:19.413 --> 01:22.515 [SPEAKER_08]: And you get a reboot because it is you popping and clicking against.

01:22.696 --> 01:23.036 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

01:23.336 --> 01:24.157 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll wait for you.

01:24.217 --> 01:26.759 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll chat with Josh because we've got a bet to talk about.

01:27.419 --> 01:31.182 [SPEAKER_08]: Rob will join us back in a second and Josh.

01:32.283 --> 01:33.544 [SPEAKER_08]: It's our teams now.

01:33.704 --> 01:34.704 [SPEAKER_08]: I have to tell you this.

01:35.775 --> 01:38.798 [SPEAKER_08]: that the Red Sox played the Orioles starting tonight.

01:39.819 --> 01:49.748 [SPEAKER_08]: And the Red Sox are coming off an absolute lame ass loss to the Florida Marlins with their porous bullpen.

01:50.328 --> 01:51.630 [SPEAKER_08]: And yes, go ahead.

01:51.850 --> 01:53.451 [SPEAKER_08]: The Orioles had a rough Sunday as well.

01:54.072 --> 01:54.392 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay.

01:54.532 --> 01:56.374 [SPEAKER_06]: They, well, they've had a lot of rough Sundays.

01:56.774 --> 01:59.057 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, they, uh, they won twelve to zero.

01:59.927 --> 02:00.627 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, they did.

02:00.648 --> 02:01.948 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, you got me.

02:01.988 --> 02:02.789 [SPEAKER_06]: You got me.

02:02.949 --> 02:03.409 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay.

02:03.509 --> 02:09.013 [SPEAKER_08]: So they're kind of coming in with a little bit of a hop in their step then.

02:09.313 --> 02:13.515 [SPEAKER_06]: They brought up their number one and number three prospects this weekend.

02:14.096 --> 02:15.817 [SPEAKER_06]: And it's immediately paid dividends.

02:16.797 --> 02:18.799 [SPEAKER_06]: They've both made impacts right away.

02:18.839 --> 02:19.059 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes.

02:19.719 --> 02:21.500 [SPEAKER_06]: So it seems to work yesterday.

02:22.001 --> 02:27.504 [SPEAKER_06]: The oldest player in the Orioles lineup was Adley Wachman who I believe is twenty four years old.

02:27.744 --> 02:38.749 [SPEAKER_08]: It's interesting you mentioned that because one of the things they were saying about the Florida Marlins when the Red Sox played him yesterday is that they were carefree because they were all such babies.

02:38.829 --> 02:44.832 [SPEAKER_08]: They were all young guys swinging hard, going for it, and that is something that

02:45.732 --> 02:55.378 [SPEAKER_08]: can be very very good in baseball because the red sacks were kind of this veteran outfit uh... so they play how many games three games only two

03:01.048 --> 03:08.492 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, the Red Sox had an opportunity to gain in the division, but they blew it.

03:08.652 --> 03:11.353 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not a big believer in saving pictures.

03:11.873 --> 03:15.696 [SPEAKER_08]: I think if you have a great arm that's on the bench that can come in and close the game,

03:16.536 --> 03:17.116 [SPEAKER_08]: You put him in.

03:17.636 --> 03:18.296 [SPEAKER_06]: I agree to.

03:18.457 --> 03:33.621 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't like giving out losses and managers will come in and say he's resting this game because we didn't want to put him in the last we had to put him in both games because you're other brother the other relievers suck so point you know put it in your good guy.

03:33.841 --> 03:42.203 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what that's and that's the problem but show what they're made for the Orioles years ago when we were in the playoffs by trying to save the closer right for when we would

03:43.103 --> 03:47.404 [SPEAKER_06]: get to save, but then you put in a lesser picture right into the game and you lost it.

03:47.684 --> 03:48.224 [SPEAKER_08]: And it sucks.

03:48.484 --> 03:53.445 [SPEAKER_08]: So tonight it is going to be a back red socks high, everything working.

03:53.926 --> 03:54.526 [SPEAKER_08]: Better than ever.

03:56.026 --> 04:01.327 [SPEAKER_08]: Red socks orials tonight, Monday and Tuesday night and I don't know if we want to do.

04:01.687 --> 04:03.128 [SPEAKER_08]: I used to do baseball bets.

04:03.268 --> 04:05.648 [SPEAKER_08]: I've never had a lot of success with baseball bets.

04:05.808 --> 04:07.169 [SPEAKER_08]: I really have an eye on me.

04:07.189 --> 04:08.889 [SPEAKER_08]: You are all things to my body.

04:08.969 --> 04:12.790 [SPEAKER_06]: You don't need to wear leather or or or die hair or anything like that.

04:13.270 --> 04:14.631 [SPEAKER_06]: And we're not going to that bar.

04:14.671 --> 04:15.831 [SPEAKER_06]: You went to on the bonus show.

04:15.931 --> 04:16.572 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, no.

04:17.112 --> 04:17.692 [SPEAKER_08]: How about this?

04:17.732 --> 04:18.193 [SPEAKER_08]: How about this?

04:18.473 --> 04:29.138 [SPEAKER_08]: If the red, if the red socks, if you sweep the red socks, I will do the entire show on Wednesday with an Orioles hat on.

04:31.380 --> 04:31.640 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay.

04:32.601 --> 04:33.923 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

04:33.983 --> 04:34.663 [SPEAKER_06]: And what about you?

04:35.144 --> 04:35.784 [SPEAKER_06]: I can do the same.

04:36.085 --> 04:36.725 [SPEAKER_06]: I can do the same.

04:36.905 --> 04:37.206 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay.

04:37.726 --> 04:38.927 [SPEAKER_06]: All right.

04:39.128 --> 04:42.190 [SPEAKER_08]: And if it's one and one, nobody gets hurt.

04:42.210 --> 04:42.851 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

04:43.131 --> 04:44.913 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought if it was split, I could wear a hat.

04:46.034 --> 04:47.015 [SPEAKER_08]: You wear a hats anyway.

04:47.075 --> 04:47.315 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay.

04:47.335 --> 04:47.776 [SPEAKER_08]: That's great.

04:48.016 --> 04:51.199 [SPEAKER_08]: If they split, if the Red Sox win one, that's a great idea, Rob.

04:51.539 --> 04:52.620 [SPEAKER_08]: And the Orioles win one.

04:53.041 --> 04:54.983 [SPEAKER_08]: Rob has to wear

04:56.511 --> 05:01.694 [SPEAKER_08]: Hmm, let's make it, let's make it painful for him in a way where he has to like go out and get it.

05:01.714 --> 05:03.075 [SPEAKER_06]: No, no, no, we don't.

05:03.855 --> 05:05.556 [SPEAKER_06]: None of these bets are to go out and get things.

05:05.876 --> 05:06.456 [SPEAKER_06]: You already own it.

05:06.476 --> 05:07.817 [SPEAKER_06]: Do you have a Red Sox hat?

05:08.177 --> 05:09.318 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I have a Red Sox hat.

05:09.478 --> 05:11.779 [SPEAKER_06]: And I have an Orioles hat from when my kid died in that tournament.

05:11.799 --> 05:14.861 [SPEAKER_06]: And that's what, yeah, and I've got it from my son.

05:14.901 --> 05:16.422 [SPEAKER_06]: I bought him a gift when we went to Fenway.

05:16.922 --> 05:17.242 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay.

05:17.322 --> 05:20.084 [SPEAKER_07]: I got a little billbox hat like something Jackie O would wear.

05:21.645 --> 05:22.185 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't really.

05:22.405 --> 05:23.065 [SPEAKER_07]: I was just kidding.

05:23.846 --> 05:24.126 [SPEAKER_07]: Have we?

05:24.286 --> 05:24.926 [SPEAKER_06]: I was hoping.

05:26.285 --> 05:28.626 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, well, I wore it to the, uh, to the appearance.

05:29.567 --> 05:30.828 [SPEAKER_07]: But it happens to hats.

05:31.088 --> 05:31.888 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I got a dirt.

05:31.948 --> 05:33.049 [SPEAKER_07]: I got a Derby as well.

05:33.349 --> 05:34.510 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, we haven't seen the Derby yet.

05:34.590 --> 05:34.890 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay.

05:34.950 --> 05:40.233 [SPEAKER_08]: If things that you wear headphones, though, so hats are, uh, do you have the ear buds that you can wear during a show?

05:40.453 --> 05:41.294 [SPEAKER_07]: I can do like this.

05:41.354 --> 05:41.794 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm sure.

05:42.575 --> 05:43.055 [SPEAKER_07]: I can do it.

05:43.215 --> 05:44.636 [SPEAKER_07]: Or I'll figure out something.

05:44.736 --> 05:44.916 [SPEAKER_07]: All right.

05:44.976 --> 05:46.957 [SPEAKER_07]: What is not going to be a split anyway, I don't think.

05:47.557 --> 05:49.919 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, well, they say I think there's a good chance it might be.

05:50.879 --> 05:54.822 [SPEAKER_08]: So let me ask you this, Rob, what kind of hats would you suggest, uh, for you?

05:56.028 --> 05:57.129 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, let's see.

05:57.309 --> 05:59.711 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't have any really baseball center cats.

05:59.931 --> 06:02.292 [SPEAKER_07]: I have a, I don't have to be baseball.

06:02.913 --> 06:04.314 [SPEAKER_07]: I have a Jimmy's hat.

06:04.454 --> 06:06.235 [SPEAKER_07]: I have several T. M. OS hats.

06:06.455 --> 06:09.197 [SPEAKER_07]: I have, uh, a really funny squirrel.

06:10.418 --> 06:12.039 [SPEAKER_07]: If I had a wig, it'd be wearing it.

06:12.119 --> 06:12.899 [SPEAKER_07]: Don't be silly.

06:13.720 --> 06:16.622 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, could you, I have a pork by hat.

06:16.682 --> 06:18.423 [SPEAKER_07]: I have a straw fedora.

06:18.503 --> 06:19.924 [SPEAKER_07]: I have an easy to do with that.

06:20.104 --> 06:21.465 [SPEAKER_08]: Any of those, um,

06:23.618 --> 06:25.658 [SPEAKER_08]: in like dullest town center.

06:25.999 --> 06:29.259 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you have any, I don't want you spending a lot of money either.

06:29.519 --> 06:31.520 [SPEAKER_08]: But do you online?

06:31.540 --> 06:31.580 [SPEAKER_08]: No.

06:32.020 --> 06:34.560 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, what do you, what is your fan?

06:34.600 --> 06:39.641 [SPEAKER_08]: What I'd like to make it come with in a real perfect world.

06:41.782 --> 06:45.463 [SPEAKER_08]: I would like you to wear an inexpensive hair piece.

06:46.383 --> 06:46.643 [SPEAKER_07]: All right.

06:47.348 --> 06:57.194 [SPEAKER_08]: not not a wig from a costume shop, but like a realistic, a cheap, but you know, cheap for someone who is really trying to do it.

06:57.494 --> 06:57.674 [SPEAKER_08]: Right.

06:58.155 --> 07:00.416 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that a possibility at all?

07:00.496 --> 07:03.618 [SPEAKER_07]: I think I could do an Amazon Prime and get it here in time.

07:04.098 --> 07:05.059 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, why don't we?

07:05.479 --> 07:12.043 [SPEAKER_08]: And then if you get it in, even if there's no split, I'm going to, we'll save it for something special.

07:12.083 --> 07:12.964 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, Josh, go ahead.

07:13.508 --> 07:17.751 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I was thinking that special show might be all three of us come in with wigs.

07:19.031 --> 07:20.592 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I certainly could benefit.

07:20.692 --> 07:22.213 [SPEAKER_08]: You would be the most challenged.

07:22.273 --> 07:26.216 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I mean, I'd have to go longer or shorter.

07:27.196 --> 07:29.037 [SPEAKER_06]: But I just mean an odd show.

07:29.097 --> 07:33.400 [SPEAKER_08]: So if the Orioles sweep, I wear an Orioles hand.

07:33.560 --> 07:35.901 [SPEAKER_08]: Threadsax weed, Joshua is red socks hat.

07:36.241 --> 07:41.785 [SPEAKER_08]: And if there's a split, which is probably the greatest possibility, we all come in with some sort of hairpiece.

07:43.060 --> 07:43.480 [SPEAKER_07]: All of us.

07:43.860 --> 07:44.421 [SPEAKER_06]: That'd be great.

07:44.461 --> 07:44.821 [SPEAKER_06]: All of us.

07:45.141 --> 07:45.361 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah.

07:45.581 --> 07:48.103 [SPEAKER_08]: I think you're kissing your cousin.

07:48.263 --> 07:48.803 [SPEAKER_08]: Y'all lose.

07:49.303 --> 07:50.504 [SPEAKER_08]: I think that would be wonderful.

07:50.524 --> 07:51.584 [SPEAKER_08]: You haven't seen my cousin.

07:51.905 --> 07:58.448 [SPEAKER_08]: And that means that the hair pieces are probably put on display no matter what.

07:58.568 --> 08:00.609 [SPEAKER_06]: So maybe we should pay off the bet on Thursday.

08:01.029 --> 08:01.329 [SPEAKER_08]: OK.

08:01.650 --> 08:04.071 [SPEAKER_06]: Because I have a chance to figure it out on Wednesday.

08:04.331 --> 08:05.091 [SPEAKER_08]: OK, that's great.

08:05.251 --> 08:05.952 [SPEAKER_08]: We will do that.

08:06.252 --> 08:07.873 [SPEAKER_06]: Everyone, don't forget your two-pay glue.

08:08.588 --> 08:09.289 [SPEAKER_08]: to pay glue.

08:10.030 --> 08:13.954 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I have a sticky backing where you just peel them on.

08:14.274 --> 08:15.055 [SPEAKER_07]: You're peeling stick.

08:16.216 --> 08:21.281 [SPEAKER_08]: But I think if you're getting it, if I wanted to really spend money and they are expensive, the good ones.

08:21.381 --> 08:22.262 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, the good ones are you?

08:22.322 --> 08:23.003 [SPEAKER_08]: I got a guy.

08:23.484 --> 08:30.851 [SPEAKER_08]: I used to get my haircut at a place that was called barber shop prosthetic, which meant they had hairpieces.

08:31.652 --> 08:36.693 [SPEAKER_08]: like the real stick on hair pieces that they would use for people.

08:36.913 --> 08:37.134 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

08:37.634 --> 08:41.335 [SPEAKER_07]: And I, you know, well, I will buy a hair piece from a funeral home.

08:42.455 --> 08:45.396 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, yeah, because I stopped by to buy my morticians wax anyway.

08:45.696 --> 08:46.916 [SPEAKER_07]: Right.

08:47.316 --> 08:53.378 [SPEAKER_07]: The thing, let's, if we wear it on Thursday, when we wear them on Thursday, we all have to

08:54.877 --> 08:59.683 [SPEAKER_07]: Make up a celebrity that we thought inspired the wig and it'll be up to the other people to guess who we're being.

08:59.783 --> 09:00.984 [SPEAKER_08]: Wait, wait, give me that again.

09:01.024 --> 09:02.226 [SPEAKER_08]: You're making it complicated.

09:02.266 --> 09:03.828 [SPEAKER_08]: What is what's going on?

09:03.848 --> 09:05.870 [SPEAKER_08]: This is the way is if you play poker with them, too.

09:06.671 --> 09:10.536 [SPEAKER_07]: What is it just one game fifteen years ago, Josh, and never live it down?

09:11.096 --> 09:12.538 [SPEAKER_08]: So what are you doing trying to run it?

09:12.638 --> 09:12.999 [SPEAKER_08]: What is it?

09:14.220 --> 09:20.788 [SPEAKER_07]: I wanted to ruin it by saying that we had to determine which celebrity the wig made us look like.

09:20.808 --> 09:23.150 [SPEAKER_07]: That can be the other people had to guess it.

09:24.472 --> 09:25.553 [SPEAKER_08]: When we get them all on.

09:31.920 --> 09:34.281 [SPEAKER_08]: You and I both would approach this the same way.

09:34.942 --> 09:37.783 [SPEAKER_08]: Neither one of us wants to spend a tremendous amount of money on this.

09:38.403 --> 09:43.445 [SPEAKER_08]: But with that said, to get the most realistic look for the money.

09:44.226 --> 09:47.987 [SPEAKER_08]: So I hope you share your information with me on this.

09:48.388 --> 09:51.209 [SPEAKER_08]: So because I'm the next one that's hair challenged.

09:52.229 --> 09:55.831 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, what you want to avoid is my grandfather had a mechanic.

09:55.871 --> 09:57.812 [SPEAKER_07]: He worked with for many years, named Jim Will.

09:58.632 --> 10:05.416 [SPEAKER_07]: And Jim Will was a great mechanic because the delivery truck for our furniture store was not safe at all.

10:05.876 --> 10:12.079 [SPEAKER_07]: So every year Jim Will would just come over and put the inspection sticker on the truck without inspecting it, which was nice.

10:12.519 --> 10:15.501 [SPEAKER_07]: But Jim Will wore the same to pay for about thirty years.

10:16.201 --> 10:21.324 [SPEAKER_07]: And I know that at one time the top matched his natural hair on the bottom.

10:22.552 --> 10:27.195 [SPEAKER_08]: I am struggling right now to come up with the news man.

10:27.255 --> 10:29.256 [SPEAKER_08]: I worked with the WIR.

10:30.537 --> 10:30.977 [SPEAKER_08]: I got it.

10:31.137 --> 10:32.338 [SPEAKER_08]: I do mention the name.

10:32.358 --> 10:33.859 [SPEAKER_08]: I really do.

10:33.879 --> 10:34.899 [SPEAKER_08]: You can mention the first name.

10:35.559 --> 10:37.861 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, no, because it's the first name.

10:38.441 --> 10:40.402 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll just say the initials were NB.

10:41.383 --> 10:47.546 [SPEAKER_08]: And he and I went to our business manager's home for a party, a pool party.

10:48.067 --> 10:49.828 [SPEAKER_08]: We had a race in the pool.

10:50.748 --> 10:56.751 [SPEAKER_08]: And I beat him by a length of the pool, and he, like, two, three feet.

10:56.791 --> 11:06.276 [SPEAKER_08]: And when he came in, his tube, which was tied on the bottom with strands of hair that he's actually flipped up and he quickly corrected it.

11:06.336 --> 11:08.377 [SPEAKER_08]: It was one of the most horrific things I've ever seen.

11:08.397 --> 11:10.098 [SPEAKER_07]: Like David Spade and Tommy Boy.

11:10.479 --> 11:12.560 [SPEAKER_07]: Exactly, like David Spade and Tommy Boy.

11:12.820 --> 11:16.622 [SPEAKER_08]: And you can always tell, look, like a piece of, best I ever heard, might have been Don Rickles.

11:16.662 --> 11:18.323 [SPEAKER_08]: It looks like a piece of lettuce on his head.

11:19.884 --> 11:20.644 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just what I was.

11:20.704 --> 11:31.072 [SPEAKER_07]: By the time Jim Will and my grandfather got an older there was a pure stripe of gray that surrounded his head and then the beautiful chocolate brown to pay a top.

11:31.312 --> 11:33.394 [SPEAKER_08]: I've just always been a believer if you don't have it.

11:33.454 --> 11:34.074 [SPEAKER_08]: You get rid of it.

11:34.114 --> 11:34.735 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what I said.

11:35.215 --> 11:36.196 [SPEAKER_08]: But you got to do.

11:36.476 --> 11:45.803 [SPEAKER_08]: I have online seen multiple examples of these high end hairplaces where they do this really meticulous.

11:46.483 --> 12:11.365 [SPEAKER_07]: a hairy place where they kind of get the thing measured and then they, they kind of glue it back and then it really is stuck on with a heavy duty at he's not that I've researched it Mike but they're on the expense of when there seems to be almost like a thin netting like almost like a nylon netting that glues to the front of your head that you don't see and that way you can see it sort of disappear into your regular hair.

12:11.885 --> 12:14.987 [SPEAKER_07]: But I've never heard, I don't like wearing wigs.

12:15.227 --> 12:22.993 [SPEAKER_07]: I think the last time I wore a wig was as Amy Winehouse, which was not really striving for reality.

12:23.373 --> 12:25.195 [SPEAKER_07]: It was just a big, big wig.

12:25.895 --> 12:28.097 [SPEAKER_08]: Chris Arnold, I wish I'd seen that before.

12:29.418 --> 12:32.320 [SPEAKER_08]: He had a hat suggestion that I think is just about perfect.

12:32.980 --> 12:33.280 [SPEAKER_07]: I see.

12:33.300 --> 12:33.961 [SPEAKER_07]: I see it.

12:34.701 --> 12:35.382 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you, Chris.

12:35.402 --> 12:36.643 [SPEAKER_08]: Would you like to read it?

12:37.003 --> 12:38.184 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it's a done set.

12:41.292 --> 12:47.176 [SPEAKER_07]: Although if I were to go to a cone shape pat, I want you to know it would be a wizards hat with stars and moons on it.

12:47.496 --> 12:48.096 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you have that?

12:48.597 --> 12:49.477 [SPEAKER_07]: No, but I can get one.

12:49.617 --> 12:50.498 [SPEAKER_07]: I can get one.

12:51.018 --> 12:58.383 [SPEAKER_08]: I would imagine your house has like a closet with costumes of just like all sorts of weird crap that you feel.

12:58.703 --> 12:59.804 [SPEAKER_07]: It's not like that.

12:59.904 --> 13:04.167 [SPEAKER_07]: Everything is well organized and it's not like it's not like that at all.

13:04.407 --> 13:09.410 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, so we really, as we often do, we went off on a tangent there, but I like the idea of the wigs.

13:10.271 --> 13:11.932 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's keep in touch and figure that out.

13:12.032 --> 13:25.300 [SPEAKER_08]: But I have to say this that once I saw this video last night about, and I came up with the idea for the TMOs word pronunciation guide, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

13:25.460 --> 13:26.361 [SPEAKER_08]: I know Rob will.

13:26.601 --> 13:28.522 [SPEAKER_08]: I really, I really do.

13:29.583 --> 13:30.143 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, that's right.

13:30.163 --> 13:33.685 [SPEAKER_08]: So Josh, we are kind of live on TikTok right now.

13:33.705 --> 13:35.365 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you doing your background shot?

13:35.385 --> 13:36.786 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm talking to your influence.

13:37.186 --> 13:37.726 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm trying.

13:37.746 --> 13:39.387 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm told there's some audio issues.

13:39.647 --> 13:40.927 [SPEAKER_06]: So it might be turned off.

13:41.428 --> 13:41.688 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay.

13:42.568 --> 13:43.628 [SPEAKER_08]: So let's get right to it.

13:43.869 --> 13:48.370 [SPEAKER_08]: And this is the TMOS word pronunciation guide.

13:48.870 --> 13:52.092 [SPEAKER_08]: The way this is going to work, we're going to go through a series of words.

13:53.712 --> 13:57.673 [SPEAKER_08]: And we're going to explain how they're properly pronounced.

13:57.733 --> 13:59.373 [SPEAKER_08]: And I don't think we're going to have much trouble with it.

13:59.774 --> 14:06.155 [SPEAKER_08]: And then following that, we will give you the video that I sent to Josh.

14:07.015 --> 14:11.676 [SPEAKER_08]: And I hope he cranks it up so that we can really, really enjoy this.

14:12.356 --> 14:13.577 [SPEAKER_08]: But he has left the stream.

14:13.717 --> 14:14.877 [SPEAKER_06]: So, well, no, he's with us.

14:15.237 --> 14:15.757 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm here.

14:15.777 --> 14:18.918 [SPEAKER_06]: It just says that my camera has stopped working.

14:19.378 --> 14:21.660 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you think that has something to do with the... Oh, look who's back.

14:22.260 --> 14:22.580 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know.

14:22.600 --> 14:23.901 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, now there you are.

14:24.082 --> 14:26.924 [SPEAKER_07]: So my, this is a game of education.

14:27.084 --> 14:28.965 [SPEAKER_07]: Is this also a game of competition?

14:29.486 --> 14:34.209 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, this is all for the purposes of setting up the video.

14:34.890 --> 14:35.910 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, he's so good.

14:36.931 --> 14:39.113 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's, let's get right to it without further ado.

14:39.373 --> 14:39.973 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

14:40.193 --> 14:45.918 [SPEAKER_08]: So this is just to tell me how it's pronounced and we're going to start our first word if you can see it.

14:46.018 --> 14:47.019 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, should I get

14:47.779 --> 14:51.680 [SPEAKER_08]: Should I go like this and it's I'm going in and out of fun.

14:51.760 --> 14:53.140 [SPEAKER_07]: Is that all to buy your chin?

14:53.200 --> 14:53.941 [SPEAKER_07]: I think like that.

14:54.041 --> 14:54.341 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay.

14:54.641 --> 14:54.801 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

14:55.281 --> 14:55.641 [SPEAKER_08]: Right there.

14:56.041 --> 14:56.921 [SPEAKER_08]: Right.

14:57.101 --> 14:59.562 [SPEAKER_08]: Would you like to pronounce that word Josh you go first?

14:59.902 --> 15:00.202 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, much.

15:00.962 --> 15:01.162 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

15:01.323 --> 15:02.363 [SPEAKER_08]: And Rob Spuac.

15:02.803 --> 15:03.123 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, man.

15:03.823 --> 15:04.223 [SPEAKER_08]: Very good.

15:04.503 --> 15:04.843 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay.

15:05.344 --> 15:06.404 [SPEAKER_08]: Ready for our second word.

15:06.564 --> 15:06.804 [SPEAKER_07]: I am.

15:06.824 --> 15:07.644 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

15:08.484 --> 15:08.724 [SPEAKER_08]: Sorry.

15:09.785 --> 15:10.405 [SPEAKER_06]: Second word.

15:10.625 --> 15:11.525 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, grandpa.

15:12.445 --> 15:12.825 [SPEAKER_08]: Crumbs.

15:13.946 --> 15:14.766 [SPEAKER_08]: Rob Crumbs.

15:16.302 --> 15:17.102 [SPEAKER_08]: Nice job boys.

15:17.142 --> 15:17.923 [SPEAKER_08]: You're doing really, really.

15:17.943 --> 15:18.303 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you.

15:18.783 --> 15:19.243 [SPEAKER_08]: So far.

15:19.923 --> 15:21.103 [SPEAKER_08]: Our next word, please.

15:22.304 --> 15:22.644 [SPEAKER_07]: Cross.

15:23.244 --> 15:23.564 [SPEAKER_08]: Crossed.

15:23.884 --> 15:24.144 [SPEAKER_08]: Rob.

15:25.865 --> 15:27.165 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, don't fall around with it.

15:27.225 --> 15:27.545 [SPEAKER_08]: Crossed.

15:27.745 --> 15:28.086 [SPEAKER_07]: Of course.

15:28.166 --> 15:28.446 [SPEAKER_07]: Crossed.

15:28.486 --> 15:29.766 [SPEAKER_08]: Why don't you take it?

15:29.786 --> 15:30.446 [SPEAKER_08]: He's a bread.

15:30.566 --> 15:32.587 [SPEAKER_08]: You've consumed many crusts in your time.

15:32.687 --> 15:33.167 [SPEAKER_08]: I have.

15:33.187 --> 15:34.047 [SPEAKER_08]: Next word.

15:34.067 --> 15:34.327 [SPEAKER_08]: Put in.

15:40.599 --> 15:44.101 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't I don't I don't I don't I don't I don't I don't write it.

15:44.462 --> 15:48.604 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just Robert you like to pronounce up and I the judges missed Josh's pronunciation.

15:48.644 --> 15:50.465 [SPEAKER_07]: They need a repeat.

15:53.407 --> 15:58.130 [SPEAKER_08]: This might be one where Josh might be worse than the video Mike.

15:58.731 --> 16:03.834 [SPEAKER_08]: It's really more of a slur on the video, but Robert you please pronounce it directly putting

16:05.278 --> 16:06.799 [SPEAKER_08]: You got the pudding.

16:06.819 --> 16:07.840 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a pudding.

16:07.920 --> 16:10.042 [SPEAKER_08]: And then our final word ladies and gentlemen.

16:10.362 --> 16:12.204 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I know how he's gonna sell this milk.

16:12.624 --> 16:16.127 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, milk and milk milk milk milk.

16:16.167 --> 16:16.507 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

16:17.128 --> 16:17.908 [SPEAKER_08]: Like Harvey milk.

16:18.249 --> 16:25.875 [SPEAKER_08]: If you're keeping track at home, we have milk followed by putting crust crumbs

16:29.180 --> 16:30.141 [SPEAKER_07]: and omish.

16:30.841 --> 16:36.646 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, it's almost like you get right a story about heading up to Pennsylvania and buying a beautiful pudding.

16:37.046 --> 16:41.970 [SPEAKER_08]: As you might have guessed, this video contains a recipe.

16:43.011 --> 16:43.692 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, okay.

16:43.812 --> 16:49.256 [SPEAKER_08]: Now that we've pronounced these words correctly, let's get right to the recipe video.

16:49.336 --> 16:49.976 [SPEAKER_08]: Take it away.

16:49.996 --> 16:52.098 [SPEAKER_04]: A favorite amish dessert.

16:52.278 --> 16:57.923 [SPEAKER_04]: Start with a fourth of cup peanut butter, two cups powdered sugar, and use a fork to make crumbs.

16:59.128 --> 17:02.729 [SPEAKER_04]: Once you've got your crumbs, put them in a pre-baked pie crust.

17:03.609 --> 17:10.611 [SPEAKER_04]: Now you're gonna get another for the cup peanut butter, a small cheesecake, gelo, and some pudding mix, and three cups milk.

17:11.191 --> 17:12.171 [SPEAKER_04]: Combine.

17:12.871 --> 17:15.292 [SPEAKER_04]: Add in four ounces of cool clipped.

17:15.852 --> 17:16.652 [SPEAKER_04]: Quips, full jam.

17:16.692 --> 17:17.392 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, forgot whip.

17:17.592 --> 17:19.533 [SPEAKER_04]: Place that on top of those crumbs.

17:20.613 --> 17:21.553 [SPEAKER_04]: Smooth the edges.

17:22.173 --> 17:26.554 [SPEAKER_04]: Add the rest of the crumbs on top, refrigerate for four hours.

17:27.075 --> 17:28.295 [SPEAKER_04]: Cut yourself a slice.

17:29.429 --> 17:30.770 [SPEAKER_04]: Take a bite and enjoy.

17:30.950 --> 17:32.332 [SPEAKER_04]: But it's so easy and so good.

17:32.392 --> 17:33.573 [SPEAKER_07]: You gotta try it.

17:34.093 --> 17:34.994 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you forget shit.

17:35.014 --> 17:35.835 [SPEAKER_08]: You cut off the end.

17:36.175 --> 17:37.437 [SPEAKER_08]: I know that's what I wanted to hear.

17:38.117 --> 17:38.598 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

17:38.658 --> 17:39.879 [SPEAKER_08]: So the word for you.

17:39.899 --> 17:41.260 [SPEAKER_08]: I appreciate your break.

17:41.641 --> 17:43.923 [SPEAKER_08]: Please pronounce that word for me, Rob.

17:44.523 --> 17:44.844 [SPEAKER_08]: Whip.

17:45.524 --> 17:45.784 [SPEAKER_08]: Whip.

17:46.265 --> 17:47.246 [SPEAKER_08]: It's whip, but she says.

17:47.266 --> 17:48.427 [SPEAKER_08]: Josh, you want to try this one?

17:48.747 --> 17:48.947 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

17:49.027 --> 17:49.188 [SPEAKER_08]: Whip.

17:49.668 --> 17:51.529 [SPEAKER_08]: Whip, very good, very, very easy.

17:52.370 --> 17:53.831 [SPEAKER_08]: She said peanut ought also.

17:54.492 --> 18:03.538 [SPEAKER_08]: She might have, yeah, she said, it's omnish, but the best we're crumbs and crust can we roll that video one more time, please, it's lovely lady making a peanut butter pie.

18:03.558 --> 18:11.044 [SPEAKER_04]: The favorite omnish dessert, and that was the fourth of cup peanut butter, two cups powdered sugar and use a fork to make crumbs.

18:12.205 --> 18:15.728 [SPEAKER_04]: Once you got your crumbs, put them in a pre-baked pie crust.

18:16.668 --> 18:23.691 [SPEAKER_04]: Now you're gonna get another for the cup peanut butter, a small cheesecake, gelo, and some pudding mix, and three cups milk.

18:24.631 --> 18:25.192 [SPEAKER_04]: Combine.

18:25.212 --> 18:30.134 [SPEAKER_04]: Add in four ounces of cool, flip, fold gently.

18:30.674 --> 18:32.555 [SPEAKER_04]: Place that on top of those grooms.

18:33.665 --> 18:37.507 [SPEAKER_04]: smooth edges at the rest of the crumbs on top.

18:37.907 --> 18:39.588 [SPEAKER_04]: She's rendering for four hours.

18:39.908 --> 18:42.449 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know if it's got to be fake.

18:42.469 --> 18:43.870 [SPEAKER_04]: Take a bite and eat some.

18:44.310 --> 18:45.390 [SPEAKER_04]: So he's in so good.

18:45.450 --> 18:46.431 [SPEAKER_04]: You got to try it.

18:46.731 --> 18:47.731 [SPEAKER_07]: You got to try it.

18:48.111 --> 18:50.012 [SPEAKER_07]: I love the chicken on top of her fridge.

18:50.032 --> 18:53.214 [SPEAKER_07]: Your sister, whatever, you're a dialectician.

18:53.354 --> 19:00.277 [SPEAKER_07]: Why is it that people sometimes invert W's and H's and say things like what or what?

19:01.477 --> 19:03.358 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, I use it for comic.

19:03.518 --> 19:04.438 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I'll leave some time.

19:04.478 --> 19:08.839 [SPEAKER_08]: But that was, you know, when I say something outrageous and I'll say, what?

19:09.340 --> 19:10.100 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

19:10.180 --> 19:11.740 [SPEAKER_07]: We let him in.

19:11.920 --> 19:12.541 [SPEAKER_08]: Here's the thing.

19:12.761 --> 19:12.941 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

19:13.201 --> 19:15.482 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know if it was a bit.

19:15.722 --> 19:16.942 [SPEAKER_08]: If it's a bit, it's too subtle.

19:17.322 --> 19:20.363 [SPEAKER_08]: Really, to be honest with you, crimes with that eye.

19:20.383 --> 19:22.984 [SPEAKER_08]: And I don't think it's AI because of the mic technique.

19:23.636 --> 19:26.798 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I don't think it's a I either and I don't know and another thing I don't know.

19:27.239 --> 19:30.541 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know if the narrator is the lady in the picture.

19:31.061 --> 19:33.143 [SPEAKER_08]: Don't know that either because she's certainly not talking.

19:33.343 --> 19:35.445 [SPEAKER_08]: It could be her husband that's doing the narration.

19:36.065 --> 19:37.746 [SPEAKER_08]: What would that be interesting?

19:37.826 --> 19:38.187 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

19:38.547 --> 19:42.930 [SPEAKER_08]: By the way, my locker lady has given me now two recipes.

19:43.090 --> 19:43.951 [SPEAKER_08]: By the way, I got to get my

19:44.511 --> 19:54.083 [SPEAKER_08]: Am I the only I might be behind the eight ball for the recipes I have you got them in yet or what is that you know I've got collected recipes from listeners not from you or Rob.

19:54.824 --> 19:57.407 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, then that's that's fine.

19:57.587 --> 20:01.472 [SPEAKER_07]: I like to relate to mail in multiple recipes Josh.

20:02.950 --> 20:06.472 [SPEAKER_06]: No, except in Leicester, Jim Amado, I have gotten plenty from you.

20:06.752 --> 20:08.192 [SPEAKER_06]: Did Jim, what did Jim do?

20:08.252 --> 20:10.033 [SPEAKER_06]: I believe he sent me three this weekend.

20:10.853 --> 20:12.274 [SPEAKER_06]: This weekend, has he sent others?

20:12.814 --> 20:14.275 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I think we're up to three total.

20:14.635 --> 20:21.338 [SPEAKER_08]: I see, I would think that the Amado kitchen would be, there would be decent dishes that come out of it.

20:21.378 --> 20:25.380 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, he comes from a family that's old produce, so maybe something with fresh vegetables.

20:25.780 --> 20:28.201 [SPEAKER_06]: But as we've told everyone, pick your best.

20:28.941 --> 20:30.062 [SPEAKER_06]: and send your best to me.

20:30.262 --> 20:31.584 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, don't make us pick the best.

20:31.604 --> 20:36.589 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, like with that indicator, Mr. Amado is sent something that wasn't his best.

20:37.329 --> 20:38.310 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know having read them.

20:38.511 --> 20:40.032 [SPEAKER_06]: And now that Jim is single.

20:40.573 --> 20:41.634 [SPEAKER_06]: And we want one.

20:42.134 --> 20:43.275 [SPEAKER_06]: We don't want to have.

20:43.315 --> 20:44.597 [SPEAKER_08]: You met him in Las Vegas.

20:45.865 --> 20:51.347 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, but now that he's single, is it like bachelor style recipes?

20:52.008 --> 20:54.609 [SPEAKER_07]: Or is it more something in terms of having read that?

20:54.709 --> 20:57.910 [SPEAKER_07]: Like does it involve like a cannabis spaghetti and from ground beef?

20:58.211 --> 20:59.771 [SPEAKER_07]: Is that one of his recipes?

21:00.071 --> 21:08.495 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, I'm jumping, I'm jumping out of turn right now with this, but since you're talking about single, I have to, I have to get to my TV review.

21:09.596 --> 21:12.297 [SPEAKER_08]: This, this time of year moved to the top of the list.

21:12.978 --> 21:13.278 [SPEAKER_08]: It did.

21:14.039 --> 21:18.083 [SPEAKER_08]: This time of year is I don't think it matters anymore.

21:18.303 --> 21:19.565 [SPEAKER_08]: Time of year really doesn't matter.

21:19.605 --> 21:27.353 [SPEAKER_08]: They drop a streaming shows whenever they drop streaming shows and I'm always on the lookout for something and when I get a

21:28.074 --> 21:46.704 [SPEAKER_08]: location specific show where the location seems to be a major part of the show and it's someplace that I'm curious about I dive right in and it looks even slightly reasonable I will I will knock it out now the name of the show that I'm going to tell you about that

21:47.844 --> 21:53.307 [SPEAKER_08]: Foolishly we got three maybe four episodes in before I last night finally just pulled the trigger.

21:53.687 --> 21:53.927 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay.

21:53.967 --> 21:55.128 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no moss.

21:55.608 --> 22:03.252 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't mind you because if I get four episodes into a show, I almost feel like I need to stick it out even if I hate it.

22:03.372 --> 22:03.572 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

22:03.632 --> 22:05.193 [SPEAKER_08]: There is more content.

22:05.493 --> 22:06.934 [SPEAKER_08]: This is the way I read books too.

22:07.195 --> 22:14.141 [SPEAKER_08]: I would have one third completed two thirds completed books on myself that I never that I just said enough.

22:14.741 --> 22:15.782 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't do it anymore.

22:15.882 --> 22:16.963 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just not happening.

22:17.283 --> 22:21.187 [SPEAKER_08]: And then there are other shows that I'll start on a Friday night.

22:21.387 --> 22:27.930 [SPEAKER_08]: And I might be up till three o'clock in the morning, because I have to binge it, because I literally can't wait for the next episode.

22:27.970 --> 22:31.392 [SPEAKER_08]: So this show is called High Town.

22:31.812 --> 22:32.472 [SPEAKER_08]: Have you heard of it?

22:32.673 --> 22:33.913 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it's Netflix.

22:34.433 --> 22:35.434 [SPEAKER_07]: I think it's high town.

22:35.714 --> 22:37.015 [SPEAKER_07]: Mike, this is so weird.

22:37.255 --> 22:45.539 [SPEAKER_07]: I think I started it and bailed because even though, even though that's not my high town being high in Massachusetts.

22:45.599 --> 22:46.459 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, yes.

22:46.559 --> 22:47.640 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I don't start it.

22:47.660 --> 22:48.140 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, go ahead.

22:48.160 --> 22:48.440 [SPEAKER_07]: Go ahead.

22:48.460 --> 22:49.301 [SPEAKER_08]: Go show, right?

22:50.533 --> 22:51.334 [SPEAKER_08]: Is it an old show?

22:51.614 --> 22:53.076 [SPEAKER_06]: Not too old, is it?

22:53.797 --> 22:54.598 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think so.

22:55.559 --> 22:56.581 [SPEAKER_06]: And Cape Cod.

22:57.021 --> 22:58.123 [SPEAKER_08]: Yep, it's Cape Cod.

22:58.403 --> 22:59.745 [SPEAKER_06]: Season three is out now.

23:00.337 --> 23:01.918 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, so it is then I then.

23:02.319 --> 23:02.819 [SPEAKER_08]: Wow.

23:03.519 --> 23:03.800 [SPEAKER_08]: Wow.

23:03.940 --> 23:05.181 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought it was newer than that.

23:05.201 --> 23:06.582 [SPEAKER_08]: That's the first thing he does.

23:06.602 --> 23:08.063 [SPEAKER_07]: Do you notice that Rob?

23:08.083 --> 23:11.545 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, but he does to make me feel like a room.

23:11.605 --> 23:15.168 [SPEAKER_07]: You can't feel like a room because like I was looking on Netflix.

23:15.208 --> 23:19.811 [SPEAKER_07]: I think yesterday and the top ten movies in the world yesterday.

23:19.831 --> 23:22.253 [SPEAKER_07]: We're like twenty fourteen or something like that.

23:22.293 --> 23:24.415 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, three of them were kung fu pandas.

23:24.835 --> 23:26.897 [SPEAKER_07]: It's like you can't trust that stuff.

23:26.917 --> 23:28.658 [SPEAKER_06]: You can't trust it anymore at all.

23:29.218 --> 23:30.459 [SPEAKER_06]: Now that you've got Robert at home.

23:31.720 --> 23:33.041 [SPEAKER_06]: It's changing your algorithm.

23:33.161 --> 23:35.142 [SPEAKER_06]: You're not watching combat.

23:35.843 --> 23:37.304 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm not trying to set you up.

23:37.324 --> 23:44.268 [SPEAKER_06]: Now when you were saying it's a location based show I was waiting for you to say the Ozarks, which was like ten years ago.

23:44.288 --> 23:46.550 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, that would be that would be a grease.

23:46.670 --> 23:49.332 [SPEAKER_07]: It's a location based show, Mike, it's called Gunsmoke.

23:50.315 --> 24:03.286 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, I think, and this could very well be the fact that I'm getting longer in the tooth, and perhaps the libido is not as active as it may have been in the past.

24:03.466 --> 24:08.170 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't profess to be some sort of out of the ordinary individual.

24:08.250 --> 24:17.398 [SPEAKER_08]: I think I'm a very normal man in his mid to late sixties, and I, but, and let me tell you something about people that are older.

24:17.918 --> 24:36.122 [SPEAKER_08]: you know guys in particular and I know this because I hang around a lot of guy you never lose your curiosity you never stop looking you never stop being curious about at least I don't but at the same time I think that I can scrutinize a show and at a certain point say all right now

24:37.283 --> 24:38.664 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, enough is enough.

24:39.104 --> 24:41.366 [SPEAKER_08]: The TV review of High Town.

24:41.386 --> 24:42.187 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

24:42.987 --> 24:47.691 [SPEAKER_08]: This is how I would describe the first two to three episodes of the show.

24:47.711 --> 24:48.432 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay.

24:48.952 --> 24:52.375 [SPEAKER_08]: The troubled Lady Alkycop bangs a stranger.

24:52.455 --> 24:53.236 [SPEAKER_08]: She's a lesbian.

24:53.596 --> 24:55.518 [SPEAKER_08]: She brand bangs a stranger in the bar.

24:56.559 --> 25:01.484 [SPEAKER_08]: The first mate of the lobster boat bangs his wife who's estranged from it.

25:01.784 --> 25:05.929 [SPEAKER_08]: The troubled lady Alkycop bangs a girl in rehab when she goes to rehab.

25:05.969 --> 25:08.592 [SPEAKER_08]: The troubled lady Alkycop bangs her ex girlfriend.

25:08.912 --> 25:10.874 [SPEAKER_08]: The stripper bangs the guy in jail.

25:10.914 --> 25:12.236 [SPEAKER_08]: The stripper bangs the cop.

25:12.696 --> 25:14.277 [SPEAKER_08]: And this was three episodes.

25:14.838 --> 25:16.639 [SPEAKER_08]: The banging that goes on.

25:17.100 --> 25:19.001 [SPEAKER_08]: And some graphics, some not.

25:19.341 --> 25:24.866 [SPEAKER_08]: Not graphic like pornography graphic, but certainly very little left to the imagination.

25:25.286 --> 25:25.967 [SPEAKER_08]: The banging

25:27.102 --> 25:34.686 [SPEAKER_08]: It is so prolific in this particular show called High Town that they throw the plot out.

25:34.826 --> 25:40.409 [SPEAKER_08]: And the plot really sucks anyway because I don't like a plot where you kind of know who did it right from the get go.

25:40.489 --> 25:41.170 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't like that.

25:41.210 --> 25:46.553 [SPEAKER_08]: I like to have a little mystery, but I get that sometimes the formula of a cop show.

25:46.953 --> 25:48.374 [SPEAKER_08]: You put that out there.

25:48.434 --> 25:49.834 [SPEAKER_07]: That's the Colombo formula.

25:49.955 --> 25:51.315 [SPEAKER_08]: That's the, you know, you know, who does it?

25:51.816 --> 25:54.297 [SPEAKER_08]: Banging, banging, banging, banging, banging.

25:54.317 --> 25:55.818 [SPEAKER_07]: That's also the Colombo formula.

25:56.558 --> 26:16.240 [SPEAKER_08]: He loved and stopped and then I finally went you know we we watched the probably three quarters of the fourth one and went okay enough can we get some headway on the plot so to speak without without having to and it just was on and on and I you know

26:16.600 --> 26:22.604 [SPEAKER_08]: What's any of one there for sex is good sex is fun sex is great when it's one on one.

26:23.044 --> 26:32.050 [SPEAKER_08]: I really believe that this was an over sex TV show which I haven't said very often in my career that the show is a tad over sex.

26:32.110 --> 26:34.212 [SPEAKER_08]: You haven't said that since the Golden Girls was on.

26:36.047 --> 26:36.287 [SPEAKER_07]: Rue.

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27:01.508 --> 27:09.674 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, but I wouldn't see the interaction between the cop and his wife as what I intended to see on that.

27:09.694 --> 27:11.436 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that was a surprise late in the show.

27:11.656 --> 27:14.218 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, we were peaking my curiosity with that.

27:14.358 --> 27:14.758 [SPEAKER_08]: Right.

27:14.798 --> 27:20.383 [SPEAKER_06]: They're really great when these sex side settles down and you get invested in the crime story.

27:20.443 --> 27:21.303 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah.

27:22.124 --> 27:23.145 [SPEAKER_06]: It's just this curve ball.

27:23.745 --> 27:27.088 [SPEAKER_08]: So yeah, I didn't know it was three episodes.

27:27.168 --> 27:33.834 [SPEAKER_08]: Sometimes I look at the year and that was probably the year for season three and I think I was on season one.

27:34.114 --> 27:41.500 [SPEAKER_08]: I know I was on season one and you know and she's a troubled natural resources officer.

27:41.640 --> 27:50.928 [SPEAKER_08]: So she's troubled by the fact they call her not a real cop because she was out there policing lobster boats and she's troubled because she's had a tough past and she's

27:51.308 --> 28:08.815 [SPEAKER_08]: troubled with her alcohol and cocaine use and whatever drug seems to be available and she's troubled with her level of intimacy because she uses sex as a weapon with some of the other women she's involved with and she's troubled and it's bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang and then you know the other it's just nobody

28:10.275 --> 28:35.345 [SPEAKER_08]: kind of has a normal and I think that in real life you get some odd people but you also have certain people that are run of the mill and normal everybody on Cape Cod is not you know dysfunctional when it comes to relationship you've been in that area before I mean I really haven't not as much as you would think I have only been to the cape twice in my entire life and really

28:36.265 --> 28:43.929 [SPEAKER_08]: Once, if you kind of, you know, going really down to a sandwich Massachusetts, which was across from province down.

28:43.969 --> 28:55.154 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, by the way, having peatown as they call it up there as a backdrop is wonderful because it's a, it is a very, very gay centric town.

28:55.574 --> 28:57.735 [SPEAKER_08]: And it's got a lot, there's a lot to see.

28:57.755 --> 28:58.956 [SPEAKER_08]: Isn't that why you went?

28:59.436 --> 29:02.257 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, well, that's why I never made it, but I wasn't successful.

29:02.617 --> 29:12.781 [SPEAKER_08]: But I was a freshman in high school, and I knew that Providence Town was a gay town.

29:13.001 --> 29:14.521 [SPEAKER_08]: I knew it was, and it really is.

29:14.641 --> 29:27.766 [SPEAKER_08]: And there are many, there are many, many communities in America where they are open-armed when it comes to alternative lifestyles.

29:28.766 --> 29:37.491 [SPEAKER_08]: But Provincetown was known from the very, very beginning, as a safe haven for that lifestyle for men and women.

29:37.611 --> 29:42.273 [SPEAKER_08]: And now the, you know, LGBTQA community.

29:42.434 --> 29:45.115 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, it's, do they emphasize that in the program?

29:45.415 --> 29:45.735 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

29:46.076 --> 29:46.316 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay.

29:46.336 --> 29:47.897 [SPEAKER_08]: Because they have what's called carnival.

29:47.977 --> 29:53.059 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a big thing up there where they, you know, they, they have a lot of parades, pride parades, that type of thing.

29:53.320 --> 29:55.101 [SPEAKER_08]: So there's, it's a great backdrop.

29:55.261 --> 29:57.222 [SPEAKER_07]: But it's carnival or carnival.

29:58.242 --> 29:59.583 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what, it's amish.

30:00.224 --> 30:00.704 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, it is.

30:00.945 --> 30:03.847 [SPEAKER_08]: Can we go back to the lady that was making the dish?

30:03.907 --> 30:06.789 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't, I don't think there's any problem at all with revisiting her.

30:06.869 --> 30:08.711 [SPEAKER_04]: Favorite amish dessert.

30:08.851 --> 30:14.415 [SPEAKER_04]: Start with a fourth cup peanut butter, two cups powdered sugar and use a fork to make crumbs.

30:15.536 --> 30:19.199 [SPEAKER_04]: Once you got your crumbs, put them in a pre-baked pie crust.

30:20.080 --> 30:27.006 [SPEAKER_04]: Now you're going to get another fourth cup peanut butter, a small cheesecake, gelo, and some pudding mix, and three cups milk.

30:28.022 --> 30:28.582 [SPEAKER_04]: Combine.

30:28.602 --> 30:32.365 [SPEAKER_04]: Add in four ounces of cool, clip clip.

30:32.686 --> 30:33.546 [SPEAKER_04]: Full gently.

30:34.067 --> 30:35.988 [SPEAKER_04]: Place that on top of those grooms.

30:37.069 --> 30:37.990 [SPEAKER_04]: Smooth the edges.

30:38.630 --> 30:40.912 [SPEAKER_04]: Add the rest of the crumbs on top.

30:41.392 --> 30:42.994 [SPEAKER_04]: Refrigerate for four hours.

30:43.534 --> 30:44.795 [SPEAKER_04]: Cut yourself a slice.

30:45.896 --> 30:47.237 [SPEAKER_04]: Take a bite and enjoy.

30:47.677 --> 30:48.798 [SPEAKER_04]: So easy and so good.

30:48.838 --> 30:49.739 [SPEAKER_04]: You gotta try it.

30:50.242 --> 30:52.444 [SPEAKER_07]: Nice serving by the way, and I've got a question.

30:52.804 --> 30:53.625 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, really weird.

30:53.985 --> 30:54.866 [SPEAKER_07]: It just comes out.

30:54.886 --> 30:57.247 [SPEAKER_07]: Would you like a pile of DC on your plate?

30:57.808 --> 30:59.309 [SPEAKER_07]: It's giant clock.

30:59.729 --> 31:00.770 [SPEAKER_07]: It's my world.

31:00.790 --> 31:01.531 [SPEAKER_07]: That's right.

31:01.651 --> 31:04.293 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, she's saying it's an Amish recipe.

31:04.693 --> 31:08.196 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's count the things in it that the Amish people would not use.

31:08.616 --> 31:10.537 [SPEAKER_07]: A pretty better pie crust, right?

31:10.557 --> 31:11.398 [SPEAKER_07]: A butter from a jar.

31:11.778 --> 31:12.019 [SPEAKER_07]: Right.

31:12.119 --> 31:13.520 [SPEAKER_07]: She's cake, jello.

31:14.100 --> 31:14.781 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, no.

31:14.901 --> 31:15.941 [SPEAKER_07]: And cool.

31:16.202 --> 31:24.108 [SPEAKER_08]: Which is made in, I think out of just a oil show with Sandra D. What was the food network show where she worked with?

31:24.128 --> 31:26.189 [SPEAKER_08]: Is semi homemade?

31:26.510 --> 31:27.290 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that what it was?

31:27.350 --> 31:28.231 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yeah, it was.

31:28.291 --> 31:29.952 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I think they did that crap.

31:30.032 --> 31:30.673 [SPEAKER_07]: I do too.

31:31.533 --> 31:32.813 [SPEAKER_08]: I think that crap in it.

31:33.133 --> 31:36.834 [SPEAKER_08]: And the whole thing with great food is you make food from, you know, the beginning.

31:37.874 --> 31:42.775 [SPEAKER_07]: I've been sort of mentally processing peanut butter in cheesecake, Joe.

31:43.215 --> 31:43.395 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

31:43.475 --> 31:48.176 [SPEAKER_08]: It's disgusting because it looked like almost a lime cheesecake or something.

31:48.676 --> 31:52.337 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, and whatever tool she uses it to be getting to pull out the peanut butter.

31:52.617 --> 31:53.197 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

31:53.217 --> 31:54.337 [SPEAKER_08]: There's no measurement there.

31:54.357 --> 31:54.717 [SPEAKER_08]: Right.

31:55.077 --> 31:56.638 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, that's not how the damage is doing.

31:56.838 --> 31:58.158 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't think they believe in measuring.

31:58.538 --> 32:09.002 [SPEAKER_08]: And we, uh, we may never ever hear from her again, which is sad, but I'll try to follow and see, uh, I thought perhaps she died because she ate the pie.

32:10.443 --> 32:11.083 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, okay.

32:11.603 --> 32:12.124 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, listen.

32:13.564 --> 32:16.985 [SPEAKER_07]: The chef has a peanut allergy and his no chef has left the building.

32:17.686 --> 32:25.709 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, Josh, I am sorry to hear that the first hurricane of the season, which they said was going to go way out to

32:26.390 --> 32:41.102 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, is not necessarily going way out to see at what is the latest on Hurricane Aaron that they are now saying might require an evacuation of Josh's hang the outer banks.

32:41.122 --> 32:42.983 [SPEAKER_08]: And first of all, are your parents up there?

32:43.003 --> 32:43.423 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

32:43.584 --> 32:44.484 [SPEAKER_08]: And what's going on?

32:44.725 --> 32:47.307 [SPEAKER_06]: I have texted with my parents at the top of the show.

32:48.307 --> 32:54.112 [SPEAKER_06]: And there's no fact there's an evacuation so far for their county, which is further south.

32:54.493 --> 32:54.693 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay.

32:55.493 --> 33:14.930 [SPEAKER_06]: uh... so they're not evacuating at the moment and they think they're in kerala kerala kerala kerala they say kerala they say kerala they say kerala they say kerala but so right now everything's fine and they still say it might turn away and not hit

33:15.390 --> 33:17.933 [SPEAKER_06]: anything, but they're looking at the southern outer bags as possible.

33:18.173 --> 33:22.378 [SPEAKER_07]: For what it's worth, Mike, up here in DC, they're they're sort of soft selling it.

33:22.839 --> 33:31.208 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, they showed the track of it and they're saying it's going to stay offshore, but people on the coast need to watch out for beach erosion and heavy waters.

33:31.549 --> 33:34.272 [SPEAKER_07]: But that to me doesn't sound like an evacuation crisis.

33:34.392 --> 33:38.995 [SPEAKER_08]: And it doesn't sound, well, I think it might be a better safe than sorry.

33:39.035 --> 33:39.975 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, why do we stand?

33:40.015 --> 33:43.597 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm just saying we're not getting, we're not getting the urgency up here about here.

33:43.937 --> 33:51.462 [SPEAKER_08]: It reminds me of just how difficult it is still to nail down.

33:51.942 --> 34:09.640 [SPEAKER_08]: where these things are going with the cone and for somebody who's lived through multiples of these things, it reminds me how difficult it can be, especially for someone who in September is going into the Dominican Republic, way out there, where they get whacked every now and then, it's just a very

34:10.441 --> 34:24.501 [SPEAKER_08]: very strange world and when I saw that today when Josh said well I think I heard it right before I came into the show so keep an eye on it we'll say but it is a monster right it is a cat five right now or is a has it diminished a little bit it's

34:25.222 --> 34:26.643 [SPEAKER_08]: It's so I hate them.

34:27.043 --> 34:28.304 [SPEAKER_08]: I hate them so bad.

34:28.324 --> 34:29.484 [SPEAKER_08]: I really do.

34:29.824 --> 34:31.105 [SPEAKER_08]: They wrecked my town.

34:31.245 --> 34:31.905 [SPEAKER_08]: I hate them bad.

34:31.945 --> 34:35.247 [SPEAKER_08]: Then they came back and they almost wrecked it again, Milton.

34:35.907 --> 34:40.850 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just, you know, our thoughts are with everybody out there because the Carolinas can't get whacked.

34:40.890 --> 34:42.691 [SPEAKER_07]: You don't want to reduce your house to crumes.

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37:01.690 --> 37:11.215 [SPEAKER_08]: Law firm in California says Delta and United Airlines could face federal class action lawsuits over allegations.

37:11.255 --> 37:14.617 [SPEAKER_08]: They sold window seats without a window.

37:15.117 --> 37:16.278 [SPEAKER_08]: I like it anytime now.

37:16.718 --> 37:23.782 [SPEAKER_08]: I put a new story in any time the airlines are getting crap because they've diminished their quality and service so totally.

37:24.042 --> 37:28.084 [SPEAKER_08]: They've made the experience such a goat F that I like to see.

37:28.424 --> 37:32.847 [SPEAKER_08]: Even if it's not going to come to fruition, I like to see people tackling the airlines.

37:33.807 --> 37:39.930 [SPEAKER_07]: Do you remember, I mean, I barely remember when flights were not what they are now.

37:40.471 --> 37:42.572 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't remember like a coat and tie era.

37:43.032 --> 37:48.398 [SPEAKER_07]: But I do remember proper dressing and proper service and politeness and all of that.

37:48.839 --> 37:51.622 [SPEAKER_08]: I remember because I don't remember that far back either.

37:51.642 --> 37:53.424 [SPEAKER_08]: And that's why it was wearing Jackets.

37:53.504 --> 37:55.046 [SPEAKER_08]: It's because that goes way, way back.

37:55.066 --> 37:55.266 [SPEAKER_08]: Sure.

37:55.306 --> 37:57.048 [SPEAKER_08]: He prop planes they have.

37:57.068 --> 37:58.150 [SPEAKER_08]: But I do remember.

37:59.591 --> 38:03.173 [SPEAKER_08]: food service and especially in first class.

38:03.293 --> 38:05.655 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, being a big deal.

38:05.855 --> 38:16.801 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't tell you where I was going, but I had a contract with one of the radio companies that required us right at the end of a deal that we were doing, a multi-year deal.

38:17.121 --> 38:18.742 [SPEAKER_08]: They threw in first class travel.

38:18.802 --> 38:23.545 [SPEAKER_08]: So Don and I were able to fly first a couple of times during my career and

38:24.085 --> 38:26.686 [SPEAKER_08]: There's one where I do seem to remember them.

38:26.886 --> 38:34.069 [SPEAKER_08]: They rolled out an actual roast and we're carving a roast and giving people.

38:34.529 --> 38:36.050 [SPEAKER_08]: And I thought that was the coolest thing.

38:36.290 --> 38:40.552 [SPEAKER_07]: The weirdest thing about that Josh is that it was another passenger that was doing it.

38:41.092 --> 38:43.573 [SPEAKER_07]: It was a carry on roast.

38:44.133 --> 38:45.714 [SPEAKER_06]: And we all shared sometimes.

38:46.914 --> 38:49.515 [SPEAKER_06]: The wind and kids, the baddest they treat us.

38:49.876 --> 38:52.657 [SPEAKER_06]: I think the way airlines treat us has also

38:53.437 --> 38:56.019 [SPEAKER_06]: red-wide people dress and act the way they do it.

38:56.059 --> 38:58.241 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, I think, yeah, I think it's built upon each other.

38:58.421 --> 39:01.504 [SPEAKER_07]: If they're going to do this, we're going to do this and vice versa.

39:01.944 --> 39:07.509 [SPEAKER_08]: It might be the fact that for a while it got super cheap, which it did with discount.

39:07.569 --> 39:13.614 [SPEAKER_08]: I think the way the reason people dress the way they do is because of the discount air fairs on that, you know, it became a thing.

39:13.674 --> 39:14.454 [SPEAKER_08]: And we're casual.

39:14.494 --> 39:15.936 [SPEAKER_08]: We're more casual now than we are.

39:15.976 --> 39:18.157 [SPEAKER_08]: But thanks a lot people's express.

39:19.043 --> 39:21.545 [SPEAKER_08]: Subtimes the window isn't lined up with a row.

39:21.905 --> 39:23.667 [SPEAKER_08]: I've been in a plan like that.

39:24.007 --> 39:28.731 [SPEAKER_08]: Possibly because airline squeeze the space between rows as much as possible, which they do.

39:29.792 --> 39:32.274 [SPEAKER_08]: But there are other times when there's no window at all.

39:32.614 --> 39:45.064 [SPEAKER_08]: For example, some Boeing seven, thirty-seven sardine cans have a row on the left side ahead of the wing where vertical air conditioning ducks run behind the wall panels, so there's no window.

39:45.664 --> 40:05.402 [SPEAKER_08]: airline sometimes use aisle and window generally to describe where the seat is positioned and I you know I don't know how many people have traveled recently but when you select your seats yeah it's no longer hey this looks good I'll sit here it's click on it to see how much extra they're going to charge you for that particular seat

40:05.562 --> 40:06.682 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like a bad video game.

40:06.842 --> 40:07.802 [SPEAKER_08]: It's abuse.

40:08.063 --> 40:08.803 [SPEAKER_08]: It is.

40:08.943 --> 40:16.164 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, this could be a problem when there's no window when you get a window seat, because many airlines charge extra for the window seats.

40:16.464 --> 40:20.005 [SPEAKER_08]: How is that to charge extra for the leg room?

40:20.045 --> 40:22.506 [SPEAKER_06]: But you might be right extra for everything now.

40:22.546 --> 40:23.126 [SPEAKER_06]: For everything.

40:23.146 --> 40:23.846 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they do.

40:24.086 --> 40:30.147 [SPEAKER_08]: So if somebody is actually paying for a window view and there isn't one they could join this particular lawsuit.

40:30.247 --> 40:32.528 [SPEAKER_07]: Now you prefer the window to the aisle, don't you?

40:32.688 --> 40:33.689 [SPEAKER_08]: I am addicted to the wind.

40:33.729 --> 40:34.550 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a big deal.

40:34.690 --> 40:35.370 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm off.

40:35.670 --> 40:41.875 [SPEAKER_08]: Carla has busted my chops for twenty years about this, where it's just like, okay, I think I'll sit here today.

40:43.076 --> 40:43.536 [SPEAKER_08]: Stop it.

40:43.876 --> 40:45.798 [SPEAKER_08]: You know I have flying anxiety.

40:46.699 --> 40:47.839 [SPEAKER_08]: Josh likes the middle seat.

40:48.080 --> 40:48.400 [SPEAKER_06]: I do.

40:48.480 --> 40:49.200 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, the middle seat.

40:49.621 --> 40:56.126 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, some people do rob because they don't want to put their elbows out on the row where people are banging into them and they don't want to look out the window.

40:57.178 --> 41:02.142 [SPEAKER_07]: I guess it's just your, I think you're always compromised with the wind on the middle because you are.

41:02.162 --> 41:07.245 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I mean, I remember.

41:08.266 --> 41:10.287 [SPEAKER_08]: The middle seat is I remember.

41:10.387 --> 41:14.150 [SPEAKER_08]: I told you the story about having a window seat full flight.

41:14.390 --> 41:14.610 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

41:14.930 --> 41:16.952 [SPEAKER_08]: And there's a pilot that gets on.

41:17.192 --> 41:18.053 [SPEAKER_08]: And he's coming down there.

41:18.273 --> 41:19.875 [SPEAKER_08]: He appears to be about nine hundred pounds.

41:20.075 --> 41:20.255 [SPEAKER_08]: Sure.

41:20.375 --> 41:21.096 [SPEAKER_08]: And I'm going, please.

41:21.136 --> 41:22.477 [SPEAKER_08]: God, no, please.

41:23.038 --> 41:23.438 [SPEAKER_08]: Bam.

41:23.819 --> 41:25.440 [SPEAKER_08]: Squeeze this down in the middle seat.

41:25.821 --> 41:27.803 [SPEAKER_08]: He is sound asleep before push back.

41:28.363 --> 41:30.786 [SPEAKER_08]: He is his eyes are closed and he and lights out.

41:30.806 --> 41:32.888 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm jealous of people that can do that.

41:32.908 --> 41:33.749 [SPEAKER_08]: I couldn't stand it.

41:34.589 --> 41:36.310 [SPEAKER_08]: So there are a couple of things worth pointing out.

41:36.631 --> 41:43.115 [SPEAKER_08]: These airlines were singled out because others like American do alert customers that some seats have, quote, no window view.

41:43.475 --> 41:45.936 [SPEAKER_08]: This shows up on the seat booking page in the app.

41:45.956 --> 41:46.797 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, isn't that nice?

41:46.817 --> 41:48.398 [SPEAKER_08]: They give a little commercial for American.

41:48.778 --> 41:57.063 [SPEAKER_08]: Some customers think it's a perk to have a wall seat without a window because it's easier and more comfortable to nap against the side.

41:57.263 --> 41:57.903 [SPEAKER_08]: That's valid.

41:58.224 --> 41:58.644 [SPEAKER_08]: I get that.

41:58.984 --> 42:05.466 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, there's no comment from the airlines, but it's possible this could lead to them removing the surcharge for seats with no window.

42:05.626 --> 42:06.606 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, isn't that nice?

42:06.747 --> 42:09.948 [SPEAKER_07]: The airlines actually said they would comment for twenty five dollars.

42:10.588 --> 42:10.848 [SPEAKER_06]: All right.

42:10.868 --> 42:12.628 [SPEAKER_06]: Don't remove the surcharge for the window.

42:12.829 --> 42:14.089 [SPEAKER_06]: Add a third charge for the wall.

42:14.469 --> 42:29.461 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, but if they if they it's unlikely they will remove the surcharge the more likely result is they stop using the terminology windows seats and only use the seat numbers which will just make things more confusing and knowing yay airlines

42:29.721 --> 42:32.764 [SPEAKER_08]: This macro, thank you, thank you, thank you so anyway.

42:32.944 --> 42:35.726 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, they have the same problem with a lot of key automobiles.

42:35.766 --> 42:36.747 [SPEAKER_07]: There's just no window.

42:37.147 --> 42:41.011 [SPEAKER_07]: And they need to, you know, yeah, that's not yet a just don't roll them.

42:41.431 --> 42:53.702 [SPEAKER_08]: A study from the University of Otago in New Zealand found that doing some light exercise before bed can help you sleep in longer the next day.

42:54.382 --> 42:56.884 [SPEAKER_08]: I would give anything to figure this problem out.

42:57.164 --> 42:58.384 [SPEAKER_08]: I have no trouble.

42:58.925 --> 43:00.846 [SPEAKER_08]: I have no trouble going to sleep.

43:01.506 --> 43:06.289 [SPEAKER_08]: I am literally incapable of sleeping in or sleeping even longer.

43:06.449 --> 43:09.091 [SPEAKER_08]: It just rarely has as well in a morning guy.

43:09.111 --> 43:09.591 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

43:09.611 --> 43:10.612 [SPEAKER_07]: You can't be happy.

43:10.632 --> 43:12.693 [SPEAKER_07]: It's better for you to get up at the same time every day.

43:13.093 --> 43:13.874 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, this is cool.

43:14.094 --> 43:15.555 [SPEAKER_08]: I like this, and I think I might try it.

43:15.655 --> 43:24.042 [SPEAKER_08]: All you have to do is pick some simple moves like chair squats, calf raises, standing knee lifts, and do them every thirty minutes for four hours before bed.

43:24.342 --> 43:25.463 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, hold on.

43:25.643 --> 43:26.584 [SPEAKER_08]: I didn't get that far.

43:26.784 --> 43:27.665 [SPEAKER_08]: Four hours?

43:27.685 --> 43:33.049 [SPEAKER_06]: No, no, you do it for like one minute every thirty minutes, four, four hours.

43:33.289 --> 43:35.810 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, like in between episodes of your favorite television shows.

43:35.930 --> 43:37.731 [SPEAKER_06]: Like, I want a commercial break.

43:37.991 --> 43:39.111 [SPEAKER_08]: You do have to do a frame.

43:39.471 --> 43:40.052 [SPEAKER_08]: Doesn't work.

43:40.312 --> 43:43.433 [SPEAKER_08]: I'd rather do something intense that's like right before a bed.

43:43.453 --> 43:44.133 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I'm going.

43:44.213 --> 43:48.615 [SPEAKER_07]: And since you're a fault of the layout of your house, Mike, my mild exercise before bed is climbing the steps.

43:48.935 --> 44:07.572 [SPEAKER_08]: my fault for not reading further in the story on average participants in the study who moved around in the evening slept twenty seven minutes more than when they stayed glued to the couch uh... they went to bed at the same time but woke up later uh... you're probably thinking you want me to exercise eight times before bed

44:08.092 --> 44:08.832 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, I might be.

44:09.593 --> 44:12.094 [SPEAKER_08]: But each mini set could only last three minutes.

44:12.654 --> 44:14.895 [SPEAKER_08]: So it's only twenty four minutes total.

44:14.975 --> 44:19.717 [SPEAKER_06]: So you do twenty four minutes of exercise to sleep in extra twenty seven minutes.

44:20.097 --> 44:20.417 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah.

44:20.598 --> 44:22.558 [SPEAKER_06]: Just go to sleep twenty seven minutes early.

44:22.598 --> 44:24.599 [SPEAKER_08]: I was so positive when the story started.

44:24.839 --> 44:25.460 [SPEAKER_08]: I really wanted to.

44:25.480 --> 44:28.141 [SPEAKER_07]: Maybe you should have done some mild exercise before you read the story.

44:28.581 --> 44:31.182 [SPEAKER_08]: Perhaps I should have done that.

44:31.263 --> 44:32.383 [SPEAKER_08]: This is your reporter.

44:32.443 --> 44:35.525 [SPEAKER_08]: You're friendly reporter doing his, his due diligence.

44:36.545 --> 44:37.606 [SPEAKER_09]: What do you want me to do?

44:37.966 --> 44:40.127 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm your friendly reporter and here's a friendly reminder.

44:40.487 --> 44:45.050 [SPEAKER_08]: You should avoid having exercise before bed because it can raise your body temp and heart rate.

44:45.390 --> 44:50.393 [SPEAKER_08]: So keep it light and as a former person on this show would say, keep it tight.

44:51.253 --> 44:52.113 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, here's the best part.

44:52.133 --> 44:52.933 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't need a gym.

44:52.953 --> 44:58.034 [SPEAKER_08]: The exercises were designed so you can do them in your living room without missing your favorite shows.

44:58.054 --> 44:58.515 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

44:59.235 --> 45:01.615 [SPEAKER_08]: Even walking around the house or dancing counts.

45:01.655 --> 45:03.636 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, now I'm in dancing.

45:03.936 --> 45:04.776 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's begin.

45:05.556 --> 45:09.017 [SPEAKER_08]: Any movement is better than just sitting on your couch.

45:09.577 --> 45:10.097 [SPEAKER_08]: I get that.

45:10.217 --> 45:10.897 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I get that.

45:10.917 --> 45:11.617 [SPEAKER_08]: I like the idea.

45:11.657 --> 45:13.598 [SPEAKER_07]: But Mike, four hours till bedtime.

45:13.618 --> 45:14.418 [SPEAKER_07]: You know what that means.

45:15.539 --> 45:16.359 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, that's right.

45:16.740 --> 45:19.142 [SPEAKER_08]: I go to Rio.

45:19.162 --> 45:20.703 [SPEAKER_08]: Is this her name was Lola?

45:20.843 --> 45:21.884 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, Copacabana.

45:21.904 --> 45:23.125 [SPEAKER_07]: How are you?

45:23.145 --> 45:23.446 [SPEAKER_07]: How are you?

45:23.466 --> 45:23.846 [SPEAKER_07]: How are you?

45:24.046 --> 45:24.487 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:24.507 --> 45:25.267 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:25.287 --> 45:26.829 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:26.889 --> 45:27.650 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:27.730 --> 45:28.270 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:28.290 --> 45:28.550 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:28.610 --> 45:29.211 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:29.531 --> 45:29.992 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:30.032 --> 45:30.472 [SPEAKER_08]: How are you?

45:43.329 --> 45:44.270 [SPEAKER_07]: I already feel sleepy.

45:44.630 --> 45:46.492 [SPEAKER_08]: That's good.

45:46.972 --> 45:47.653 [SPEAKER_08]: Denzel.

45:47.753 --> 45:48.674 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm my favorite.

45:48.794 --> 45:53.599 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, he has a fascinating take on cancel culture.

45:53.639 --> 46:00.045 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, before I share this story with you, I can say, well, Denzel can have a take on cancel culture because it doesn't matter.

46:00.386 --> 46:04.930 [SPEAKER_08]: Denzel's not going to have any problems because he's richer than, you know what I mean?

46:06.031 --> 46:06.431 [SPEAKER_08]: Listen up.

46:07.172 --> 46:08.392 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't need to worry about it.

46:08.452 --> 46:10.333 [SPEAKER_08]: He says because you don't need fans.

46:10.954 --> 46:15.736 [SPEAKER_08]: Denzel was asked about cancel culture in a recent interview with complex.

46:15.956 --> 46:16.737 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know what that is.

46:17.057 --> 46:20.599 [SPEAKER_08]: And at first he played dumb saying he didn't know what it meant cancel culture.

46:21.139 --> 46:25.462 [SPEAKER_08]: When the interviewer explained that it's when you lose public support due to something you've done.

46:25.502 --> 46:27.683 [SPEAKER_08]: Denzel said, quote, who cares?

46:28.283 --> 46:30.265 [SPEAKER_08]: What made public support so important?

46:30.605 --> 46:36.290 [SPEAKER_08]: The interview tried to explain, the interviewer tried to explain that fans and followers can be seen as currency.

46:36.670 --> 46:39.052 [SPEAKER_08]: Denzel said, I don't care who's following who.

46:39.412 --> 46:41.694 [SPEAKER_08]: You can't lead and follow at the same time.

46:41.734 --> 46:42.855 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't follow anybody.

46:43.175 --> 46:44.076 [SPEAKER_08]: I follow God.

46:44.477 --> 46:47.479 [SPEAKER_08]: He added, you can't be canceled if you haven't signed up.

46:48.019 --> 46:48.820 [SPEAKER_08]: Don't sign up.

46:49.240 --> 46:50.441 [SPEAKER_08]: That's Denzel Washington.

46:50.482 --> 46:52.043 [SPEAKER_08]: You know he's seventy now.

46:53.590 --> 47:00.140 [SPEAKER_06]: the interviewers doing a bad job explaining cancer culture because it's not about your followers it's that he would lose work.

47:01.301 --> 47:14.487 [SPEAKER_07]: That's true, but I think that what he's saying is in broad terms correct, at least for him, is that, you know, you know, think what you want, but if it doesn't affect the way I'm doing my stuff, then it's useless.

47:15.027 --> 47:18.629 [SPEAKER_07]: And I think Denzel is one of the few people that have built up enough like a driver's license.

47:18.989 --> 47:24.431 [SPEAKER_07]: He's built up so many plus points through the years of being in great movies and being well-liked.

47:24.792 --> 47:28.153 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know much about him as a person, but I like him very much as an entertainer.

47:28.433 --> 47:29.854 [SPEAKER_07]: I'd be hard to cancel him, I think.

47:30.334 --> 47:32.476 [SPEAKER_08]: I will look back at the end of my life.

47:32.917 --> 47:40.785 [SPEAKER_08]: I will look back on these decades, or let's say this four to five year period, as nothing short of total insanity.

47:41.646 --> 47:50.615 [SPEAKER_08]: You have canceled culture on one side, and on the other side, you have some of the greatest examples of bigotry I've ever seen in my lifetime.

47:51.015 --> 47:56.158 [SPEAKER_08]: And I just makes me want to just shake my head and hit it against the wall.

47:56.598 --> 47:59.120 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't, it just stuns me.

47:59.200 --> 48:09.466 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, you can have people saying, you said this and you said it mistakenly making a bad joke, your canceled and then

48:10.406 --> 48:16.871 [SPEAKER_08]: We can have Jews will not replace us marching on the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia.

48:16.971 --> 48:19.313 [SPEAKER_08]: Does it ever make you nuts to just think of it?

48:19.493 --> 48:21.514 [SPEAKER_08]: Just to try to try to process it?

48:21.734 --> 48:23.095 [SPEAKER_07]: It's easy to process Mike.

48:23.175 --> 48:23.896 [SPEAKER_07]: I won it.

48:23.976 --> 48:25.237 [SPEAKER_07]: I used AI last week.

48:25.357 --> 48:26.538 [SPEAKER_07]: Forgive me if I said this already.

48:26.578 --> 48:27.258 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't think I did.

48:27.819 --> 48:31.482 [SPEAKER_07]: I said explain the rise of Nazism to me like I'm a kid.

48:32.222 --> 48:34.345 [SPEAKER_07]: make it understandable at the most base level.

48:35.186 --> 48:42.677 [SPEAKER_07]: And it came up with like six paragraphs written at like a little golden book level, but you can almost tick the boxes of the playbook.

48:43.297 --> 48:47.483 [SPEAKER_07]: And it's driving me crazy that no one can see this happening.

48:47.583 --> 48:48.204 [SPEAKER_07]: It is so

48:49.662 --> 48:52.445 [SPEAKER_08]: It is so I don't know if you can see it happening.

48:52.465 --> 48:54.927 [SPEAKER_08]: There are a lot of people that are talking about it.

48:54.967 --> 48:59.692 [SPEAKER_07]: The supporters are not seeing it have or choosing to ignore it.

49:00.253 --> 49:01.894 [SPEAKER_08]: It's crazy.

49:02.255 --> 49:08.721 [SPEAKER_08]: But I mean, I also think that I think more people than not just want to see

49:10.062 --> 49:12.944 [SPEAKER_08]: I just want to see this over this part of our history.

49:13.184 --> 49:13.964 [SPEAKER_08]: I feel that way.

49:14.164 --> 49:15.965 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it just, it makes me crazy.

49:16.285 --> 49:19.647 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, you know, it doesn't make me crazy watching the Quentin Tarantino movie.

49:19.667 --> 49:21.288 [SPEAKER_08]: And I've got a Quentin Tarantino story.

49:21.708 --> 49:24.609 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't want to get the Mired and my impression about certain things.

49:24.629 --> 49:29.612 [SPEAKER_07]: This will cheer you up, Rolando has sent a lovely super chat because he liked the way you talked up the song.

49:30.157 --> 49:31.398 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, thank you very much, Orlando.

49:31.418 --> 49:32.358 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll do that more often.

49:33.119 --> 49:36.241 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll take twenty dollars for any talk up on any song.

49:36.301 --> 49:39.643 [SPEAKER_08]: You give me the song, you pony up the bucket gen.

49:39.823 --> 49:43.025 [SPEAKER_08]: I will talk that song up ladies and gentlemen back to Quentin.

49:43.465 --> 49:47.587 [SPEAKER_08]: Quentin Tarotino recently appeared on Have you ever heard of this podcast?

49:47.968 --> 49:51.330 [SPEAKER_08]: The Quentin, the Church of Tarotino podcast.

49:51.970 --> 50:15.540 [SPEAKER_08]: I haven't heard what he was asked which of his films is his favorite and the cool thing about it is he picked to that I like the most to he said quote once upon a time in Hollywood is my favorite in glorious bastards is my best those are my two favorites and that's an interesting point is that when you have a favorite and a best for example I always thought that

50:16.200 --> 50:19.643 [SPEAKER_07]: Blazing Saddles was Mel's funniest film, Mel Brooks's funniest film.

50:20.043 --> 50:23.866 [SPEAKER_07]: But technically, young Frankenstein is a better movie if that makes any sense.

50:24.166 --> 50:25.447 [SPEAKER_07]: So I can see what he's doing.

50:26.448 --> 50:28.169 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm a huge Tarantino fan.

50:28.829 --> 50:34.894 [SPEAKER_08]: He said he goes on to say, I think Kill Bill is the ultimate Quentin movie like nobody else could have made it.

50:35.114 --> 50:36.255 [SPEAKER_08]: Kind of agree with that, too.

50:36.275 --> 50:37.536 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, I say, Paul fiction.

50:38.176 --> 50:39.977 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's an ultimate.

50:40.017 --> 50:41.298 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that is an ultimate.

50:41.318 --> 50:42.959 [SPEAKER_07]: That's the type of thing for him, I think.

50:43.560 --> 50:49.964 [SPEAKER_08]: Every aspect he goes on to say, every aspect about it is so particularly ripped from my imagination.

50:50.044 --> 50:51.685 [SPEAKER_08]: Kill Bill is the movie I was born to make.

50:52.006 --> 50:57.950 [SPEAKER_08]: In glorious pastures is my masterpiece, but once upon a time in Hollywood is my favorite.

50:58.010 --> 51:01.032 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that makes so much sense to me because I'm such a big fan.

51:01.452 --> 51:05.515 [SPEAKER_08]: I get the fact that the idea of rewriting history

51:06.056 --> 51:10.115 [SPEAKER_08]: which really began with glorious bastards and then was

51:11.209 --> 51:15.950 [SPEAKER_08]: changed a little bit, maybe lightened up for once upon a time.

51:15.990 --> 51:17.811 [SPEAKER_08]: And Hollywood, I just like it.

51:18.071 --> 51:19.591 [SPEAKER_08]: And I know he's got his tenth coming up.

51:20.151 --> 51:26.353 [SPEAKER_08]: Elsewhere in the interview, Tarantino said he wrote the script for his once upon a time in Hollywood, follow up.

51:26.653 --> 51:27.873 [SPEAKER_08]: But he will not be directing it.

51:27.933 --> 51:30.314 [SPEAKER_08]: David Fincher would direct it instead for Netflix.

51:30.614 --> 51:33.174 [SPEAKER_08]: He said, anyone is tenth and final film to be a sequel.

51:33.474 --> 51:36.355 [SPEAKER_08]: But there's still no word on what the last move will be.

51:36.715 --> 51:39.756 [SPEAKER_08]: At one point it was going to be something called the movie critic.

51:40.176 --> 51:43.659 [SPEAKER_08]: But his reason for not moving forward with that is kind of funny.

51:43.699 --> 51:44.640 [SPEAKER_08]: Here's what he says.

51:44.980 --> 51:51.586 [SPEAKER_08]: Every Tarantino title promise is so much except the movie critic who wants to see a movie about an epic movie critic.

51:51.707 --> 51:55.250 [SPEAKER_07]: It has a brings back the flame thrower in that, but it's being used by Gene Cisco.

51:55.530 --> 52:05.040 [SPEAKER_06]: Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,

52:12.748 --> 52:14.469 [SPEAKER_06]: You know what?

52:14.649 --> 52:21.051 [SPEAKER_07]: Let him do it because he's been responsible for more great movies in our lifetime than probably any other director.

52:21.111 --> 52:29.715 [SPEAKER_07]: He's right that once upon a time in America is so beautifully done with little gimmicks you don't realize and I'm sorry.

52:29.775 --> 52:30.275 [SPEAKER_07]: Once upon a time.

52:30.515 --> 52:31.636 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you not a fan, Josh?

52:31.676 --> 52:32.956 [SPEAKER_07]: Are you not a charity fan?

52:33.156 --> 52:34.157 [SPEAKER_06]: I think he is fine.

52:34.177 --> 52:35.917 [SPEAKER_06]: I think him as a person.

52:35.957 --> 52:36.577 [SPEAKER_06]: I do not like.

52:36.878 --> 52:37.998 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, it's hard to look at.

52:38.358 --> 52:39.539 [SPEAKER_06]: Get someone in line for that.

52:40.599 --> 52:44.641 [SPEAKER_07]: You know what, if you didn't like him, then you really wouldn't have liked a guy used to work with him.

52:44.941 --> 52:45.722 [SPEAKER_07]: Jeff Frinsky.

52:45.742 --> 53:03.571 [SPEAKER_08]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

53:06.633 --> 53:09.715 [SPEAKER_08]: and crashed his car into a fence in the school's parking lot.

53:10.896 --> 53:18.082 [SPEAKER_08]: A campus police officer found the thirty-two-year-old English teacher passed out behind the wheel with his car still in gear.

53:18.642 --> 53:23.246 [SPEAKER_08]: It happened around, happened around eleven forty-five in the morning.

53:23.486 --> 53:25.888 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a nice second day of the school year.

53:26.288 --> 53:33.293 [SPEAKER_08]: They thought it was some kind of medical issue at first, but then they saw a bunch of single serving alcohol bottles in his car.

53:33.373 --> 53:40.798 [SPEAKER_08]: Next to him, he refused to have his blood tested at the hospital, but a cop noted, he smelled like alcohol.

53:40.858 --> 53:48.003 [SPEAKER_08]: The cops posted about it on Facebook, several people left comments saying, they were shocked because he's an excellent teacher.

53:48.023 --> 53:50.105 [SPEAKER_08]: But I got news for you.

53:50.125 --> 53:52.567 [SPEAKER_08]: People Dean Martin was an excellent singer.

53:53.921 --> 53:56.282 [SPEAKER_08]: Ernest Hemingway was an excellent writer.

53:56.302 --> 53:57.002 [SPEAKER_08]: That's true.

53:57.282 --> 53:59.622 [SPEAKER_08]: And Rob Spiewack was an excellent talker.

53:59.882 --> 54:00.362 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you.

54:00.723 --> 54:01.323 [SPEAKER_08]: There we go.

54:01.443 --> 54:03.103 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you very much ladies and gentlemen.

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55:50.038 --> 55:52.219 [SPEAKER_07]: come to an end for me because I'm excited.

55:52.679 --> 55:53.260 [SPEAKER_08]: I would love it.

55:53.380 --> 56:03.564 [SPEAKER_08]: Even with the identification of, you know, spam or marketer, you know, they, they, it's still, you need more help.

56:03.764 --> 56:04.665 [SPEAKER_08]: I really, really do.

56:04.725 --> 56:08.227 [SPEAKER_07]: I get all these calls from Hormel and they come up spam call.

56:08.927 --> 56:10.828 [SPEAKER_07]: And I don't want to, you know, blow that off.

56:11.584 --> 56:16.206 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's, we might as well cover the elephant in the room.

56:17.126 --> 56:22.569 [SPEAKER_08]: I tried to channel my inner Josh Soroka on the weekend.

56:23.229 --> 56:28.711 [SPEAKER_08]: When the only thing you can do when it's ninety eight degrees, you literally are forced into the pool.

56:28.731 --> 56:31.232 [SPEAKER_08]: A lot of people, tons of people in Florida.

56:31.272 --> 56:37.795 [SPEAKER_08]: It's kind of SOP to, you know, if you have it with a pool, you have a house, you can at least survive the summer.

56:39.375 --> 56:40.176 [SPEAKER_08]: I took to the pool.

56:40.976 --> 56:50.087 [SPEAKER_08]: And I took to the pool for another sponsor because I didn't think Josh Soroka should be the only one doing poolside commercials for fair harbor.

56:50.247 --> 56:52.249 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought it would be important for me to do it.

56:52.710 --> 56:54.052 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, important is the word.

56:54.112 --> 56:59.378 [SPEAKER_08]: Josh, would you like to share with the listening audience what your your casual observation was?

56:59.718 --> 57:01.058 [SPEAKER_06]: Rob, have you seen this video yet?

57:01.859 --> 57:08.521 [SPEAKER_07]: I scrolled by it and saw that it was there, but I assume we'd be discussing it on the show, so I wanted to see it live.

57:08.601 --> 57:11.602 [SPEAKER_06]: It looks like Mike's foot is dead.

57:12.782 --> 57:14.023 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, canline is so bad.

57:14.043 --> 57:14.963 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh dear.

57:15.403 --> 57:16.583 [SPEAKER_06]: That's not a lot of golf.

57:16.644 --> 57:17.984 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's take a picture, Charlie.

57:18.144 --> 57:18.384 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes.

57:20.425 --> 57:20.925 [SPEAKER_08]: Everybody.

57:22.031 --> 57:24.853 [SPEAKER_08]: Here I am on a beautiful, ninety-eight degree day.

57:25.333 --> 57:28.655 [SPEAKER_08]: The only place you should be in water, surrounded by water.

57:28.775 --> 57:31.297 [SPEAKER_08]: Whether it's upon the river or lake the ocean, I don't care.

57:31.317 --> 57:36.920 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm pool, and I'm wearing my fabulous, fair harbor shorts, just saying hello to Joshua.

57:38.315 --> 57:44.204 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, there are no quick cuts, no fancy editing, because basically Josh knows how to do that, and I don't.

57:44.544 --> 57:47.969 [SPEAKER_08]: But I can certainly swim out of frame if Carla holds the camera steady.

57:48.450 --> 57:50.513 [SPEAKER_08]: Here are harbor shorts in the micro-marish-shelves.

57:50.793 --> 57:52.796 [SPEAKER_08]: They go together like pancakes and syrup.

57:59.885 --> 58:00.825 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the dead foot.

58:01.846 --> 58:02.307 [SPEAKER_09]: There it is.

58:02.347 --> 58:05.669 [SPEAKER_07]: Josh doesn't mean anything if I say the words to you.

58:06.330 --> 58:07.711 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know.

58:07.931 --> 58:10.213 [SPEAKER_08]: Come on amputated leg.

58:10.233 --> 58:11.454 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just thinking.

58:11.874 --> 58:12.915 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, commenters.

58:13.415 --> 58:14.176 [SPEAKER_08]: I am ready.

58:14.596 --> 58:16.417 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, I do have a yeah.

58:16.698 --> 58:19.540 [SPEAKER_08]: And by the way, the black hair on the stomach

58:19.960 --> 58:35.194 [SPEAKER_08]: uh... followed by the white hair on the chest is uh... is a look that says you're you're getting a little long and the two i don't know it says your body is uh... your body's in mid-septembre rock the body is a wonderland i've also never seen a float like that that you're on

58:35.434 --> 58:37.136 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, it looks rather high-tech.

58:37.316 --> 58:52.752 [SPEAKER_08]: You can thank the Mart of Wall for providing me with the, when I went to the Walmart to get plumbing supplies to fix my outside hose, I will tell you that I saw that and it was, I believe in the neighborhood of five dollars.

58:53.813 --> 58:56.016 [SPEAKER_08]: So it was, you know, they come inflated.

58:56.922 --> 58:58.163 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I had no one to play.

58:58.484 --> 59:05.329 [SPEAKER_08]: My philosophy on anything pool is sheep is humanly possible because it doesn't matter what you spend on it.

59:05.349 --> 59:12.654 [SPEAKER_08]: You can spend a fortune on floating things for the pool, but they are all going to get crappy at some point.

59:12.735 --> 59:15.757 [SPEAKER_07]: Even noodles might even the noodles.

59:16.598 --> 59:18.019 [SPEAKER_08]: The noodles are cheap to start with.

59:18.199 --> 59:18.379 [SPEAKER_08]: All right.

59:18.479 --> 59:27.942 [SPEAKER_08]: you know, and by the way, Carla hit me to another website with with cheap clothing, cheap shoes, uh, sheem, are you familiar with the, oh yeah.

59:28.402 --> 59:28.642 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yeah.

59:28.702 --> 59:34.244 [SPEAKER_08]: Did you, was that sort of, were you talking to you about, sheen on the show, like, I thought it was DH gate that you talked to me.

59:34.264 --> 59:35.924 [SPEAKER_06]: No, we've not talked about DH gate.

59:35.944 --> 59:36.664 [SPEAKER_07]: No, thank you.

59:36.704 --> 59:38.085 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you talked for the jerseys.

59:38.165 --> 59:39.485 [SPEAKER_08]: We've talked to you about sheen.

59:39.825 --> 59:45.407 [SPEAKER_08]: You're talking, and the teamo, is there any, Josh, am I missing any other ones that, uh, because I guess I didn't.

59:46.067 --> 59:46.748 [SPEAKER_08]: Ali Baba.

59:47.949 --> 59:53.674 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you can't do that well on thank you Terry.

59:54.074 --> 59:57.096 [SPEAKER_08]: I agree sexy is the way I would describe that.

59:57.176 --> 59:58.458 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's all I was waiting for.

59:58.758 --> 01:00:02.541 [SPEAKER_08]: I was waiting for either an obnoxious or a nice comment in the comments.

[SPEAKER_07]: Did you purposely play?

[SPEAKER_07]: The almost comedic Florida trope of boogie shoes in the background while you were doing it.

[SPEAKER_07]: That was Mrs. O'Mara.

[SPEAKER_08]: No, no.

[SPEAKER_08]: That was real music coming from a speaker that we had outside.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's where that came from.

[SPEAKER_07]: So was it like from Spotify or was it like a service?

[SPEAKER_07]: It's from Dorapan.

[SPEAKER_07]: Oh, I like Dora Pan.

[SPEAKER_07]: I use Dora Pan's great.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_08]: So yeah, I went to the Mart of Wall and I see these things and by the way, very limited supply of like floating things.

[SPEAKER_08]: I really when it's really hot.

[SPEAKER_08]: We all float down here.

[SPEAKER_08]: I like to.

[SPEAKER_08]: We're all floating down here.

[SPEAKER_08]: You know, got a tie.

[SPEAKER_08]: I will tell you that I truly, truly enjoy the pool at best when I'm floating on something.

[SPEAKER_08]: I know that to me is real use of the book.

[SPEAKER_08]: Two things I like to do in the pool.

[SPEAKER_08]: Neither is just standing or swimming.

[SPEAKER_08]: I like to either float or I like to throw the football with my kid.

[SPEAKER_07]: I saw it too.

[SPEAKER_07]: I envision you like when the here comes Quentin Tarantino again.

[SPEAKER_08]: But when writes, did Michael build the float.

[SPEAKER_08]: It shot class.

[SPEAKER_08]: Thank you.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's what I'm looking for.

[SPEAKER_08]: Sometimes I need our audience to step up a little bit.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's the way I like it.

[SPEAKER_07]: Aren't you out there like in once upon a time in Hollywood running your lines?

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_08]: With a boom box next to me.

[SPEAKER_08]: I think it's a real little marker record that I have.

[SPEAKER_08]: Mrs. O'Mara will not, uh, will not acquiesce in the next major product.

[SPEAKER_08]: Uh, and it's expensive that I that I wish to acquire.

[SPEAKER_08]: She says we have enough devices in the kitchen.

[SPEAKER_08]: So she will not allow purchase of a kitchen device.

[SPEAKER_07]: Are we allowed to guess?

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, go ahead.

[SPEAKER_07]: Is it a new, uh, very, very powerful blender?

[SPEAKER_07]: You know what if it's wearing Mike Blendor in a way?

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it is.

[SPEAKER_06]: Is it one of those like milkshake smoothie machines?

[SPEAKER_08]: It is.

[SPEAKER_08]: It is a slushy machine and I love my frozen beverages.

[SPEAKER_07]: Is it one that you've seen online?

[SPEAKER_07]: Yes, because they have one.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, but they don't have any discount on a online right on the Chinese websites.

[SPEAKER_07]: They don't have any I just say that because you know when you go into the cost company and on your right there's like the impulse buys and I don't know what the strategy is it's usually like vitamins and toothpaste.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yes, but yesterday I went there and they had a slushy machine built by ninja

[SPEAKER_07]: That's the big one.

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[SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yes, it's that.

[SPEAKER_08]: I'd like to have heavy metals.

[SPEAKER_08]: I can't make my shot, which is wonderful.

[SPEAKER_06]: I like that.

[SPEAKER_06]: Well, if you want the three hundred dollar slush machine, you just have to go out every morning and purchase yourself a slushie, so that you show the value of it.

[SPEAKER_06]: That's right.

[SPEAKER_06]: So even so much money.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, because that's three hundred that's a year.

[SPEAKER_08]: You have to get a slush every day to justify.

[SPEAKER_08]: No, because slushies are like five bucks five bucks for a slushie, but I'm not using them for slushies.

[SPEAKER_08]: You can't get a boozey margarita frozen margarita or a peanut galata.

[SPEAKER_07]: Is it the kind of thing that if you made a big batch of margaritas and you didn't finish it, you could just leave the thing on all the time?

[SPEAKER_07]: Like if you're seeing it eleven.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_08]: The one that I would love to have is the commercial grade one that we see in bars where they make the frozen concoctions.

[SPEAKER_08]: What I when I want a frozen drink that the worst ones in my humble opinion are the ones you get from a bartender with a regular blender.

[SPEAKER_08]: They're not it's there's no point.

[SPEAKER_08]: Well, there's got that little machine that turns you up and freezes the liquid.

[SPEAKER_07]: It's already frozen.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's the deal.

[SPEAKER_07]: It's yeah.

[SPEAKER_07]: I think you should get one Mike and I think

[SPEAKER_06]: That one for a hundred and seventy.

[SPEAKER_06]: A ninja?

[SPEAKER_06]: No.

[SPEAKER_06]: It is a sweet slushy machine.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that's see.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's garbage.

[SPEAKER_08]: That break.

[SPEAKER_08]: What you need?

[SPEAKER_08]: Three minutes after you use.

[SPEAKER_07]: You need the slushy machine and also a fruit juice bubbler like they used to have it orange bowl with the big tank on top.

[SPEAKER_08]: I think I'll buy my slushy machine from Tung Kai-fei.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, make a soy slushy.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's good.

[SPEAKER_08]: I look forward to it.

[SPEAKER_08]: So anyway.

[SPEAKER_07]: I'm gonna get canceled for that.

[SPEAKER_08]: Slushy.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I cancel me.

[SPEAKER_08]: Go ahead.

[SPEAKER_08]: Knock your socks off.

[SPEAKER_07]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[SPEAKER_08]: Go ahead.

[SPEAKER_08]: No one will cancel you.

[SPEAKER_08]: No.

[SPEAKER_08]: You have to have a following.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's the way that works.

[SPEAKER_07]: What if you could find a slushy machine that floated?

[SPEAKER_07]: Then you can use it in a pool.

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[SPEAKER_07]: Carry is house sitting slash dog sitting this weekend.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I was home alone.

[SPEAKER_07]: with the dogs.

[SPEAKER_07]: And Robert went out on, he went golfing on Saturday.

[SPEAKER_07]: And we were supposed to go shopping on Sunday.

[SPEAKER_07]: And I said, are you ready to go grocery shopping?

[SPEAKER_07]: He said no, dad, too hungover.

[SPEAKER_02]: Oh, wow.

[SPEAKER_07]: I said, why are you hung over?

[SPEAKER_07]: He said, his buddy made a punch.

[SPEAKER_07]: I said, like a board, don't feeling pretty hip.

[SPEAKER_07]: And he said, no, it was three parts.

[SPEAKER_07]: And it was ginger ale, grape juice and vodka.

[SPEAKER_07]: I said, you know that sugar makes you have a hangover.

[SPEAKER_08]: Well, you also don't taste the al-K haul.

[SPEAKER_08]: Did you, uh, did you warn him about the gene, the family gene?

[SPEAKER_07]: Uh, that would be like mourning him that he's being hit by a car as he's being hit by a car.

[SPEAKER_07]: Uh, I think every one of the family knows about that.

[SPEAKER_08]: I might disagree with that premise.

[SPEAKER_08]: I think he lived through it.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_07]: What do you disagree with the president?

[SPEAKER_08]: No, I just, I, I, I already make noise to Michael about having the family gene.

[SPEAKER_08]: You know what I mean?

[SPEAKER_08]: I, Irish, I am not just Irish, but just one gene.

[SPEAKER_08]: about having, you know, watching it.

[SPEAKER_07]: You got to be aware.

[SPEAKER_07]: I think he knows Julia doesn't touch the stuff and I think he knows.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I'm not worried.

[SPEAKER_07]: He doesn't drink very often because mostly he, you know, stays home and goes to work.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I see him.

[SPEAKER_07]: But anyway, I was there alone on Sunday and I was watching great, great old TV show and having something to eat.

[SPEAKER_07]: It was macaroni and cheese.

[SPEAKER_07]: I said, do you know what would be really great right now?

[SPEAKER_08]: Were you meant was it out of a box?

[SPEAKER_07]: No, I made it from scratch.

[SPEAKER_08]: Okay.

[SPEAKER_07]: All right.

[SPEAKER_07]: We didn't have a lot of ingredients Saturday night.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I said I've got the ingredients to make mac and cheese from scratch.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I don't kind of choose to use.

[SPEAKER_07]: I used a blended Mexican cheese.

[SPEAKER_07]: You start with a roux of flour and butter and then you thicken it with a little bit of milk and you throw in.

[SPEAKER_07]: I put in a half cup of sour cream, about two cups of cheese and I put it on Pentecost.

[SPEAKER_07]: with Mike a beautiful, beautiful clubcracker topping.

[SPEAKER_07]: It was very, very good.

[SPEAKER_07]: But so you had the crust on it.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so it's a salty, very, very savory.

[SPEAKER_07]: Was there enough for others?

[SPEAKER_07]: There still is.

[SPEAKER_07]: Okay, good.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_07]: It was a pound of pasta.

[SPEAKER_07]: It made a nice nine by thirteen pan.

[SPEAKER_07]: Okay.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I'm drinking, I'm eating it and I said, this is great, but I'm out of lemonade, I'm out of anything that I would normally drink as I like to water down lemonade and drink it and there's an in the fridge.

[SPEAKER_07]: There is an ice cold.

[SPEAKER_07]: Can of Coca-Cola and I'm just alone with the Coke and I said, you know what?

[SPEAKER_07]: You broke down.

[SPEAKER_07]: I broke down.

[SPEAKER_07]: And I looked at him this time.

[SPEAKER_08]: You didn't break down the booze ever though.

[SPEAKER_07]: No, I never have.

[SPEAKER_07]: I never have as a matter of fact, Mike, this weekend, forty one month sober.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I looked at that coke.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's a celebration because the coke is not going to kill me the way a twelve pack of vodka would kill me.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I treated myself and I went to Costco after that.

[SPEAKER_07]: And here is my solution.

[SPEAKER_07]: Moderation and everything, Mike, especially what?

[SPEAKER_07]: Moderation exactly so I bought Baby Coca-Cola no And that's just for a case.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's come back No, no, no, I'm a guy.

[SPEAKER_08]: He could help Josh.

[SPEAKER_08]: He needs talk to love here.

[SPEAKER_08]: He needs to love here.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's poison

[SPEAKER_06]: No, the alcohol was poisoned.

[SPEAKER_06]: Everyone has some type of poison.

[SPEAKER_06]: The sugary, you can have it.

[SPEAKER_08]: The sugary soda.

[SPEAKER_08]: I, all right, you, you own it.

[SPEAKER_06]: You can say that.

[SPEAKER_06]: You can say that.

[SPEAKER_06]: I wouldn't go back to the alcohol.

[SPEAKER_06]: You got to know.

[SPEAKER_06]: I got to have something.

[SPEAKER_08]: I don't want him to go back to the booze.

[SPEAKER_07]: It's not going to be booze.

[SPEAKER_08]: Stop.

[SPEAKER_08]: You're doctor.

[SPEAKER_08]: What did your doctor say to you?

[SPEAKER_07]: Cut back.

[SPEAKER_07]: Aha.

[SPEAKER_07]: So I did.

[SPEAKER_08]: You're the king of rationalization.

[SPEAKER_08]: It is not going to work.

[SPEAKER_08]: I want you to live.

[SPEAKER_08]: I want you to live.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's valid.

[SPEAKER_08]: Having a show.

[SPEAKER_08]: sugary soda chasing down uh seven thousand grams of fat with mac and cheese is probably not good for your internal organs.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's just my opinion.

[SPEAKER_07]: I am doing the best I can and that is all that.

[SPEAKER_08]: Are you really though?

[SPEAKER_08]: Are you really doing?

[SPEAKER_07]: Do you not have it?

[SPEAKER_08]: Are you feeling are you feeling you're very best?

[SPEAKER_07]: No, because I think

[SPEAKER_07]: I think that Prozac makes me cry at bedtime.

[SPEAKER_07]: I've woken up three times now crying.

[SPEAKER_07]: You are a mess, man.

[SPEAKER_07]: Tell me about it.

[SPEAKER_07]: You think I don't like it?

[SPEAKER_08]: You have to listen.

[SPEAKER_08]: Can I just tell you something about beverages?

[SPEAKER_08]: Because really, I, you remember back in the day when Don would drink the, the diet beverages?

[SPEAKER_08]: Dietary Coke, yeah.

[SPEAKER_08]: Like the cauldron of them, and I would drink.

[SPEAKER_08]: What, what did I drink?

[SPEAKER_08]: I drink water every single day.

[SPEAKER_07]: The interns were told three medium bottles are two large bottles of heavy on yourself.

[SPEAKER_08]: Thank you for that detail.

[SPEAKER_07]: I remember that.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, and it's just it's looking.

[SPEAKER_08]: When I'm out, you know, out in ninety eight degree, whether if I didn't have the liquid IV, which by the way, someone has hit me to the fact that the liquid IV is not, you know, is not pure water, but I do it because it is a multiplier, and I'd be better in the heat with liquid IV.

[SPEAKER_08]: That, but I make sure it's sugar free because that is a big deal.

[SPEAKER_08]: Liquid sugar gets into your system quicker, and it causes problems quicker.

[SPEAKER_08]: as well.

[SPEAKER_07]: I can't imagine the last time that I went six weeks without a soda, but I did this time.

[SPEAKER_06]: And what were we just talking about a sloshy machine?

[SPEAKER_06]: What are you saying?

[SPEAKER_06]: I'm being a hypocrite?

[SPEAKER_06]: I'm a little bit.

[SPEAKER_06]: A little bit.

[SPEAKER_07]: Well, no, Mike's still allowed to drink Mike is still allowed to drink Mike is allowed to.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, right.

[SPEAKER_06]: Do you like every sodas too, Josh?

[SPEAKER_06]: I do.

[SPEAKER_06]: I knew it.

[SPEAKER_06]: I do.

[SPEAKER_06]: I don't know what time.

[SPEAKER_06]: What's that?

[SPEAKER_06]: I don't drink him that often.

[SPEAKER_07]: Okay, but I mean, but you like the red bulls and that's even worse.

[SPEAKER_06]: I've got to think of teeth.

[SPEAKER_08]: Have your feet ever swollen up big.

[SPEAKER_06]: No.

[UNKNOWN]: Okay.

[SPEAKER_06]: No.

[SPEAKER_08]: All right.

[SPEAKER_08]: No, my God.

[SPEAKER_07]: Have you ever been perfect?

[SPEAKER_08]: Have you ever been perfect?

[SPEAKER_07]: Have you ever been your dead and a fool?

[UNKNOWN]: My thin foot.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you're thin, fake foot.

[SPEAKER_08]: You know, you, you need this.

[SPEAKER_06]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

[SPEAKER_06]: Just go barefoot outside a little bit.

[SPEAKER_08]: Why are we flipping this on me?

[SPEAKER_08]: Why are you trying?

[SPEAKER_08]: I'm trying to keep him alive.

[SPEAKER_07]: And my feet are no longer swollen.

[SPEAKER_07]: Thank you.

[SPEAKER_08]: I am trying to keep this man alive.

[SPEAKER_08]: And after I'm gone, he might be the one that you're doing this show with.

[SPEAKER_08]: You want to keep him alive as long as possible.

[SPEAKER_07]: Come on.

[SPEAKER_07]: You know I'm going to die first.

[SPEAKER_07]: Come on.

[SPEAKER_08]: No, I don't like to- I- I- That's terrible to say that.

[SPEAKER_08]: I've got ten years on your bud.

[SPEAKER_08]: I've got ten years on your right now.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, but you're not drinking sugary sodas.

[SPEAKER_07]: So you're gonna live forever.

[SPEAKER_07]: What?

[SPEAKER_08]: All right.

[SPEAKER_08]: If you can tell me.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_08]: That you- No.

[SPEAKER_08]: You I was so proud of you when you quit remember how happy I was when you were delighted and you know what Mike I'm you think I'm delighted cuz it's depriving you or delighted because I think you're gonna be healthier.

[SPEAKER_07]: I think it's delightful to you because it's going to be good for me which is fine, but

[SPEAKER_07]: You know what else is good is having something something to look forward to.

[SPEAKER_06]: And there's new stories all the time about some lady who drank Dr. Pepper and smoked cigarettes and lives to a hundred and ten.

[SPEAKER_08]: Sure, of course there are exceptions to every single rule, but I'm saying that.

[SPEAKER_08]: Maybe we'll have some exception.

[SPEAKER_08]: Well, Rob, Rob has had his health concerns in the past.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yes.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yes.

[SPEAKER_08]: He almost died, Josh.

[SPEAKER_08]: I almost died.

[SPEAKER_06]: And now that was now.

[SPEAKER_08]: And that was not Rob that was not that was of the alcohol correct.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's right.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's right.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's right.

[SPEAKER_08]: There was there was there was there were there were there were other factors and why did the doctor say you should what did you how did you put it cut back?

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_08]: He said because the blood sugar

[SPEAKER_08]: Correct.

[SPEAKER_08]: Of course.

[SPEAKER_08]: I have lived in that world as well.

[SPEAKER_07]: I have no longer drinking spots ago.

[SPEAKER_07]: Well, like I was going to say, I was drinking five or six a day every day.

[SPEAKER_08]: And how many do you plan?

[SPEAKER_08]: Well, you've purchased the twelve pack now.

[SPEAKER_07]: So, I mean, as an insurance policy, that's all.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's all.

[SPEAKER_08]: You're not going to do it.

[SPEAKER_08]: I'm not, look, I'm not telling you what to do.

[SPEAKER_08]: I just care.

[SPEAKER_08]: I just care about.

[SPEAKER_07]: And I love I love that you care.

[SPEAKER_07]: By the way, I am.

[SPEAKER_08]: I'm not being a hypocrite Josh, simply because I know that there are plenty of things I do that are wrong as well.

[SPEAKER_08]: And I would welcome the ballbusting about what I do.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I completely agree.

[SPEAKER_08]: I was, I lost eighty pounds.

[SPEAKER_08]: I was out of control.

[SPEAKER_08]: Completely out of control.

[SPEAKER_08]: And I still have moments that I go out of control.

[SPEAKER_08]: I go out of control with food.

[SPEAKER_08]: And that's in sugary food.

[SPEAKER_08]: I love sugar.

[SPEAKER_08]: I love, I think a lot of fat people love.

[SPEAKER_08]: Sure.

[SPEAKER_07]: I think everybody loves sugar.

[SPEAKER_07]: So it's the matter if you control it.

[SPEAKER_06]: I control it.

[SPEAKER_08]: It scares me Josh.

[SPEAKER_06]: That's what I'll tell you.

[SPEAKER_06]: It scares me.

[SPEAKER_06]: I also purchased the mini coax this weekend.

[SPEAKER_06]: The same, same mini cans.

[SPEAKER_06]: Not for my wife.

[SPEAKER_08]: You also can see your Sean Stoker.

[SPEAKER_08]: Robin, I can't.

[SPEAKER_06]: No, no, but that's what I'm saying.

[SPEAKER_06]: I can't if I'm motivated.

[SPEAKER_06]: I don't have a problem with myself drinking soda.

[SPEAKER_06]: I don't want the kids to.

[SPEAKER_06]: So we bought the mini packs.

[SPEAKER_06]: So if there is a slip-up and the kids get a hold of it, right?

[SPEAKER_06]: Only get a swear.

[SPEAKER_08]: Where do you line up on diet beverages?

[SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I don't.

[SPEAKER_06]: I wouldn't beverages our worse than regular beverages.

[SPEAKER_06]: You know, I actually thought about it.

[SPEAKER_08]: I thought about it.

[SPEAKER_07]: I thought about it this weekend.

[SPEAKER_07]: I said, what if I got myself the case of diet coke in case I get the urge?

[SPEAKER_07]: And I thought A

[SPEAKER_07]: It doesn't taste good, so it's not really going to bridge that gap.

[SPEAKER_07]: And be, I do think that although the high fructose corn syrup and all the ingredients and coax that are sweet are not good for you, I would rather have something like that than all the chemicals.

[SPEAKER_07]: I mean, every time they've sweetened a diet soda, it comes out that it leads to cancer or something like that.

[SPEAKER_07]: I don't need that.

[SPEAKER_07]: I don't want artificial sweeteners sugar.

[SPEAKER_08]: So if I lead to cancer too.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, he can and anything can so can that cell phone and Yeah, they'll they'll Wi-Fi.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I like to think of your twelfth pack of sodas out in the garage kind of like a guy who quit smoking, but he has some cigarettes hidden away just a little man right there.

[SPEAKER_08]: He had a stash Anything he was so bad at it.

[SPEAKER_08]: Oh, it's sad.

[SPEAKER_08]: I don't want to tell this story

[SPEAKER_08]: I'll briefly.

[SPEAKER_08]: I found it after he had returned to the hospital for one of his ten or fourteen trips that he went and I tore him all apart.

[SPEAKER_08]: I was so pissed that I stumbled upon them like looking for what are those those those dish towels that you put out for doing dishes in the kitchen and my mom said fine

[SPEAKER_08]: find it to the digital drawer, whatever, and I go back and I see a carton of Territons, which wasn't even his brand.

[SPEAKER_08]: I'd rather fight than switch.

[SPEAKER_08]: And I tore him up.

[SPEAKER_08]: I remember that.

[SPEAKER_08]: But to make a long story, sure, it's just with the, you know, it's very much top of mind when I, when I thought about that.

[SPEAKER_07]: I understand.

[SPEAKER_07]: And you know, I'm doing

[SPEAKER_07]: I didn't enjoy the fact that I did it, but I will tell you this.

[SPEAKER_07]: I really enjoyed the Coke.

[SPEAKER_07]: It was so good.

[SPEAKER_07]: It was fantastic.

[SPEAKER_07]: And I don't think that good.

[SPEAKER_07]: Oh, it is.

[SPEAKER_07]: Because I don't think if I were to go and make myself my favorite alcohol drink right now and I tasted it, I don't think I would go like, ah, that's it.

[SPEAKER_07]: But that's what I did when I tasted the Coke.

[SPEAKER_08]: All right.

[SPEAKER_08]: If you die as Josh, it's on you.

[SPEAKER_08]: Let's move on.

[SPEAKER_07]: I'm not going to die on Josh.

[SPEAKER_07]: That would be a double murder double murder.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's funny.

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[SPEAKER_07]: Let's start with hard news, Mike W. T. I. I say in Bob steel.

[SPEAKER_09]: Here's the time.

[SPEAKER_09]: Well, how are oldie?

[SPEAKER_08]: Hey, Bob, do you want to know what kind of radio performer had a twenty one share?

[SPEAKER_08]: Bob steel.

[SPEAKER_07]: Hey, Bob, did you ever, uh, did you ever, uh, did you ever, uh, did you ever, uh, did you ever, uh, did you ever report late to work?

[SPEAKER_08]: Never in my life.

[SPEAKER_08]: How many years?

[SPEAKER_08]: I own my own show, you know.

[SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you do.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, Bob's steel.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's steel show.

[SPEAKER_08]: Time for our oldie.

[SPEAKER_07]: What's the oldie today?

[SPEAKER_08]: Henry Manstein.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's what we'll do.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's hard for me.

[SPEAKER_08]: Hard for me.

[SPEAKER_08]: Can I get a very successful radio person?

[SPEAKER_07]: Mike, hard news.

[SPEAKER_07]: I always am suspicious of people that hang around playgrounds if they don't have children.

[SPEAKER_07]: Maybe it's me.

[SPEAKER_09]: I don't think it's you at all.

[SPEAKER_07]: And I'm also suspicious of a big fat people that think they can do things that they shouldn't do.

[SPEAKER_07]: Really?

[SPEAKER_07]: Like what is that?

[SPEAKER_07]: Well, like, uh, let's say you were a big fellow and you went down a slide that was an enclosed slide, you know, with a pipe, not like an old fashioned metal sliding board, but like a pipe.

[SPEAKER_07]: And maybe you're not going to fit.

[SPEAKER_03]: I'm going to somehow go to himself.

[SPEAKER_03]: This is very important to play ground slide.

[SPEAKER_03]: take a look at these photos from the Vernon Volunteer Fire Department.

[SPEAKER_03]: Firefighters say the man was stuck around four thirty yesterday afternoon at Northeast Elementary School.

[SPEAKER_03]: When crews got there, they found the man wedged feet and head burst down the tube.

[SPEAKER_07]: Let's think about that for a second.

[SPEAKER_07]: He slid down feet first and because he was too tall, he leaned forward.

[SPEAKER_07]: Right?

[SPEAKER_07]: He didn't lay back.

[SPEAKER_08]: He leaned forward.

[SPEAKER_08]: Not because he was too tall.

[SPEAKER_08]: He just did it.

[SPEAKER_08]: And it was a stupid thing to do.

[SPEAKER_07]: Well, when he got stuck, his head was forced down by his feet.

[SPEAKER_06]: And that's no good.

[SPEAKER_06]: Is that how he got stuck or was that the position he got into like trying to get his body out?

[SPEAKER_06]: Uh, I think that's how he was sliding.

[SPEAKER_07]: But the story is vague.

[SPEAKER_03]: They said he was an extreme discomfort and needed oxygen from EMS.

[SPEAKER_03]: He was stuck in the middle section and heat was a concern.

[SPEAKER_03]: Firefighters took this light apart and got the guy out within thirty minutes.

[SPEAKER_03]: We spoke with a teen who grew up in the area.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's kind of crazy because like the teachers used to say that like it's dangerous, but you never expect someone to get stuck.

[SPEAKER_00]: And it's kind of sad to see that like it in shambles and like not really together.

[SPEAKER_07]: Okay.

[SPEAKER_07]: How do you think the news director felt when they brought that actuality back?

[SPEAKER_08]: You know, I've said for years, the local reporters, you know, it's, it's warm bodies.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's it.

[SPEAKER_08]: They'll take it from it.

[SPEAKER_08]: They don't want to walk half a mile to get the, uh, the person.

[SPEAKER_08]: That to me, I'm talking to a teenager.

[SPEAKER_08]: I was looking at that.

[SPEAKER_08]: We don't really know if he was fat or if he was just

[SPEAKER_07]: According to the, well, I think it was fat.

[SPEAKER_07]: That was indicated in the transcript of the interview.

[SPEAKER_07]: You know, it comes with the interview and then like, the reason you get in that position.

[SPEAKER_07]: Well, I think it is, he might have leaned forward to get going.

[SPEAKER_07]: You know, like like tried to maybe slide his back under the tube.

[SPEAKER_07]: You can't lean back.

[SPEAKER_07]: Not if you're a big fat tall guy.

[SPEAKER_07]: But he needed oxygen, but you know what Mike the meat was super tender.

[SPEAKER_07]: Did you watch the BMW yesterday with the golf tournament?

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, another victory by Scotty Schaffler.

[SPEAKER_08]: I watched a little bit of it.

[SPEAKER_07]: Well, Scotch Schaffler, a lot of people call him Scotty.

[SPEAKER_07]: He had a pretty good shot.

[SPEAKER_07]: I don't know if you would call it a good shot or not.

[SPEAKER_08]: You know, when you're competing with the greatest player in the world, right?

[SPEAKER_07]: And, you know, you're pretty much accepted now that Schaffler is the greatest in the world without question.

[SPEAKER_08]: And by all metrics he is, and you are in the hunt where maybe there's a chance, but, you know, we'll find out on the eighteenth hole

[SPEAKER_08]: No, not when you're Scottie Sheffler, because you close the door, you have to feel for this guy.

[SPEAKER_08]: This when Scottie hit this shot.

[SPEAKER_07]: If they put this in Happy Gilmore, too, I would have said no way.

[SPEAKER_07]: No way this happens.

[SPEAKER_08]: How far out is he?

[SPEAKER_08]: Hundred yards so far.

[SPEAKER_08]: At least.

[SPEAKER_08]: The media here.

[SPEAKER_07]: And look at the beautiful patient I bought.

[SPEAKER_08]: Boom, center shot.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's now there.

[SPEAKER_08]: There he is.

[SPEAKER_08]: There's the next.

[SPEAKER_08]: So sad.

[SPEAKER_08]: I would there's only good sportsmanship.

[SPEAKER_08]: Can you you want to go at the top.

[SPEAKER_08]: You want to go F you really just amazing.

[SPEAKER_08]: And you know what we saw more of it.

[SPEAKER_08]: I don't appreciate.

[SPEAKER_07]: I don't often say this.

[SPEAKER_07]: Kudos on the camera work.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_07]: Live sports.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's about as good as it gets.

[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_07]: When you start with that huge shot, an end up where you can see the logo on the ball.

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_07]: Amen, brother.

[SPEAKER_07]: Good job.

[SPEAKER_08]: Just the gold standard right now.

[SPEAKER_08]: He is so hot.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's amazing.

[SPEAKER_08]: I didn't mean his looks.

[SPEAKER_07]: I do.

[SPEAKER_07]: Meanwhile in Beijing, they got robots together to compete in sports.

[SPEAKER_07]: And Mike, you would think if they've advanced robotics enough to have a sporting event, that it would go well.

[SPEAKER_07]: And it was well attended.

[SPEAKER_08]: And there are a lot of robots.

[SPEAKER_08]: Have you seen the robots that do the massage with the arms?

[SPEAKER_08]: Or are you allowed for them all the time?

[SPEAKER_08]: I get them all the time and Josh, I don't, I think they sell them maybe over well over a hundred thousand dollars for one of those machines.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, no, the ads are the ads are to go to places.

[SPEAKER_06]: to play instances that have purchased them.

[SPEAKER_06]: And have them do the mischievous.

[SPEAKER_07]: When you have one of those machines, is there a clear indication when the massage is over?

[SPEAKER_08]: That's the two hundred thousand dollar machine.

[SPEAKER_07]: Got a special attempt.

[SPEAKER_07]: I would take a look at that.

[SPEAKER_07]: Anyway, the robots of Beijing, this is where we are at with robotics and people might say, oh, that's AI.

[SPEAKER_07]: But if you did AI, they wouldn't look like this.

[SPEAKER_07]: They're playing soccer.

[SPEAKER_07]: now they're boxing running without an arm boxing again don't know did you hear what he said yes

[SPEAKER_07]: That freaks me out.

[SPEAKER_07]: That freaks me out.

[SPEAKER_07]: That freaks me out.

[SPEAKER_07]: That really freaks me out.

[SPEAKER_07]: I would watch that at halftime.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's super bold.

[SPEAKER_07]: That's true.

[SPEAKER_07]: And why was that guy missing your arm?

[SPEAKER_07]: I've always wondered why they have to, do they scare you a little bit?

[SPEAKER_07]: Of course.

[SPEAKER_07]: And I don't want to, why did they make all robots have to look humanoid?

[SPEAKER_07]: You know what?

[SPEAKER_07]: So they can fit their head gear on.

[SPEAKER_07]: I guess because they can wear a hat.

[SPEAKER_07]: You know what they need is a two-pay.

[SPEAKER_08]: This show.

[SPEAKER_08]: If you're not subscribed to this show, ladies and gentlemen, I don't know what the hell you're doing.

[SPEAKER_08]: This show is getting better and better for Christ's sake.

[SPEAKER_07]: Now, let's close with this.

[SPEAKER_07]: Josh's tattooed.

[SPEAKER_07]: I have a tattoo.

[SPEAKER_07]: Mike, you don't have a tattoo, but you don't rule it out.

[SPEAKER_07]: I'm out in trouble.

[SPEAKER_07]: I'm past that.

[SPEAKER_09]: You want a little more?

[SPEAKER_09]: No, I'm good.

[SPEAKER_09]: Are you sure?

[SPEAKER_07]: Are you sure?

[SPEAKER_09]: I'm funny at the day.

[SPEAKER_09]: It's so simple.

[SPEAKER_09]: It's such a simple comment.

[SPEAKER_09]: It's so goddamn funny.

[SPEAKER_09]: I'm funny at the end here.

[SPEAKER_09]: Go ahead.

[SPEAKER_09]: Go ahead.

[SPEAKER_07]: I'm fine.

[SPEAKER_07]: And so, you know, we are mostly tattooed on this show.

[SPEAKER_07]: And when I went in to get my tattoo, I knew exactly what I wanted.

[SPEAKER_07]: I knew what it meant.

[SPEAKER_07]: All of Josh's tattoos have meanings.

[SPEAKER_07]: All of Julia's tattoos have meanings.

[SPEAKER_07]: But what I don't trust is going in and getting Asian characters tattooed on your body if you don't speak the language.

[SPEAKER_09]: Oh, yeah.

[SPEAKER_07]: Because they might not be what you want.

[SPEAKER_07]: So a Chinese teacher took pictures of Chinese character tattoos off the internet and translated them for us.

[SPEAKER_07]: And let's see what happened.

[SPEAKER_05]: Zhang Yao, so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so

[SPEAKER_07]: And if you miss the first one, it was a tattoo that said, I eat ass.

[SPEAKER_08]: Is this mean there's some people out there that may have knowledge of these characters and are trying to pull a fast one or I believe that might be the case because it seems awfully specific.

[SPEAKER_07]: I could do something that looks like a Chinese character.

[SPEAKER_07]: But I wouldn't be indicating that it means refrigerator.

[SPEAKER_07]: Are you scratching something right now?

[SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, my hand.

[SPEAKER_08]: Okay, I didn't know what was happening there.

[SPEAKER_07]: I thought you were.

[SPEAKER_07]: I'm thinking about the massage machine.

[SPEAKER_08]: There we go, Edgar.

[SPEAKER_08]: We gotta get it here.

[SPEAKER_08]: We'll be back tomorrow with a brand new episode for Josh Stroke and Rob Spuack.

[SPEAKER_08]: Look at the time, this Michael Mary's name.

[SPEAKER_08]: Wow, so long every ball day.

[SPEAKER_08]: Hello, ha.

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[SPEAKER_10]: That will never happen again, and I'm sorry.

[SPEAKER_07]: You should see what it looks like from out here.

[SPEAKER_04]: What time did Mr. Omaris review come in last night?

[SPEAKER_04]: Oh, he didn't come in here at all.

[SPEAKER_04]: We're all on computers now.

[SPEAKER_09]: You see, Omaris wrote his reviews on his home computer and then sent it in here by modems over the telephone.

[SPEAKER_04]: Oh my goodness, how modern.