Episode Transcript
Are you leaving?
I you wanna way back home?
Speaker 2Either way, we want to be there.
Speaker 3Doesn't matter how much baggage you claim and give us time and aid terminol and gaggy aid.
Speaker 2We want to send you off in style.
Speaker 3We wanna welcome you back home.
Tell us all about it.
Speaker 4We scared her?
Was it fine?
Mal porn?
Speaker 3Do you need to ride?
Speaker 4Do you need to ride?
Do you need to ride?
Do you need to ride?
Speaker 3Do you need to ride?
Do your need to ride?
Speaker 5To ride.
Speaker 1With Karen and Chris?
Welcome to Do you need to ride?
Speaker 5This is Chris Fairbanks and this is Karen.
We are podcasting.
We are podcasting.
We just is a solo episode.
Doesn't sound like I'm out of gas.
Speaker 6No, no way, I'm filled to the brim with unletted and I can't stop talking.
Speaker 1We're going to pick up a friend.
Speaker 4Yes, I'm so excited.
Speaker 6Yes, I can't wait to report how many sirens and undesirables there are in their neighborhood.
Speaker 1No, that's not what we do.
Speaker 6It's actually becoming just like so many places in Los Angeles, you go one block and all of a sudden, you're like looking.
Speaker 1At refurbished Victorian homes.
Whereas before it was not that.
Speaker 7It was like just a hammock on fire.
Speaker 8Yeah.
Speaker 3Yeah, those guys were hanging out on their front porch Friday style cool.
Speaker 1The exact same thing I was thinking, right.
Speaker 4I think that one guy really looked like bye bye.
Speaker 1I thought there was Look at Sam's nice house.
Beautiful.
Speaker 3Hello, fancy pants?
Speaker 1Hello pants?
I just called pants?
Speaker 4Yeah, sure, get in on the other side.
One of my oldest friends.
Speaker 6One of Karen's oldest friends, stars, stage and screen, clubs and colleges, putting yours together for Sam pancake.
Speaker 8Hy Hello, great news for you, bad news for me.
I'm in one of my mood nuts.
Yeah, nuts, it's right Fairbanks.
I'm want to touch both on the shoulder.
Hi.
Speaker 7Everyone, Oh can I say that loud?
Speaker 1Sure?
Speaker 3Sure, peek behind the hurting immediately.
Speaker 7Hi guys, how are you well?
Have you ever been in this neighborhood?
Speaker 3Oh?
Speaker 4Yeah, I mean you're and they're not that exact streame.
Speaker 6What what do you think I was saying before we picked you up, Just take a gaes Well.
Speaker 7Clubs in colleges is not me.
Speaker 8I mean I went to college and I certainly been to some nights clubs in my day, but.
Speaker 6I prefer saying it when it's not a touring stand up comedian.
Oh okay, it's like, but occasionally it has confused people.
Speaker 1I just keep saying it.
Speaker 4Karen started, Everyone gets the same in.
Speaker 7Well perfect, Yes, well I was.
I am a fan.
I listened, I did, Hi, Do you mean to tell you about Jenny Yang?
Speaker 1I just listened to.
Speaker 3Yes, I did.
Speaker 7I love Jenny Yang.
Yeah, she's a delight.
Where do I start?
Speaker 4I just have a beginning of complaints.
Speaker 7Haven't slept much in two weeks.
Speaker 8Guess why don't you know you witnessed another murder?
Speaker 7Yes, yes, Christ years ago.
Speaker 8The murder of my nation, the murder of my country.
I am what else.
Speaker 7Was going on?
Speaker 8I'm just I feel like I I thought.
My brain's on backwards.
I'm raw, I'm open, I'm ripe, I'm sleep deprived.
H O T T O G O A M A.
Let's do it right.
Speaker 7This is my This is my Starbucks that we like.
On the left, it's okay.
Speaker 8This is on the right is a Chicken place where on last the Wednesday a few weeks ago.
You know, I'm a Celiac survivor.
This stuff the right word suffer I don't know, dependent Thriver.
Speaker 1If you're surviving, you're suffering.
Speaker 8And I went right in there to Church's chicken, which has been taunting me since I lived in this neighborhood, and had a two piece and a biscuit and said, gluten be.
Speaker 1You know what.
Speaker 7I don't think it well.
Speaker 8I don't think the three days I spent in bed, the three or four days I spent in bed the next few days.
Speaker 7I think the chicken helped that.
I don't think the chicken was the cause.
I think it was other things.
Speaker 8Yesterday, let me tell you, Yesterday was dentist, Yesterday was therapist.
Yesterday was my new writing class.
Speaker 7Yo, I'm writing, I'm writing essays.
I'm in a personal essay class.
Speaker 4Good.
Speaker 8And then then the house there there's again I live like when I lived at Busy's, which we can say now because none of us live there anymore, where the murder happened, don't.
I once again find myself in a guest house, a du.
Speaker 7As recalling them situation.
Speaker 8So my friend Arthur who lives in the front, who's like him, and all these old punk rock people who now have different jobs.
They he had a dinner party and it was very fun.
But today was just not It was not a great day.
Speaker 1Really.
Speaker 7Yeah, it wi the gym though.
Speaker 1Just because your brain is on backwards.
Speaker 7My brain's on backwards.
I haven't felt right.
Speaker 8I'm also I would say crossroads, but it's more like where are the roads?
Like it's right, It's like a sprawling tundra of I've had about seven cups of coffee and an entire celsius, two pieces of Prince Street pizza, an orange, and an Actin shake.
Speaker 7This is me, welcome.
Speaker 4Are you just eating anything that's in front of you?
Speaker 7Shimmering with caffeine and anxiety?
Speaker 4An act shake is like did you have to go back in time to have that?
Speaker 7No, let me tell you what.
Speaker 8This personal phone number I somehow decided, and none of my decisions are great.
Speaker 7We know that to just get an auto delivery, which can easily.
Speaker 8Be stopped, but somehow I fuddled by it until it gets there from a large corporation that mails us things which I'm not I refuse to say the name of.
And this like, I went through a period a few years ago.
It was probably during the Cocoa p Cocoa pandy that I started to just have drink a sensible shake for lunch, like back in the nineties, right right, So it's one hundred and forty calories and you get all your nutrients.
So I just started getting those, and I now, just if I I'm someone who forgets to eat, which a lot of people hate me.
Speaker 4Yeah, fu to you for real, exactly right.
Speaker 7I fucked me?
No, no, I say I fuck me.
Speaker 8Oh, but uh, it's I just do because it's my anxiety.
Speaker 7And so I didn't eat a lot last week except for chicken.
Yeah, and.
Speaker 6At least they're having a meal replacement beverage exactly.
Yes, I forget to eat when I have a day of ADHD or whatever.
Speaker 7I mean.
Speaker 1I'm self diagnosed.
Speaker 6I have many things I'm not sure of, but I'll forget to eat all day.
Yes, and an Atkins anything a slim Fast, even if you want to go early eighties.
Speaker 7Do we still have slim Fast in the world?
Speaker 3I bet we do, okay, unless they unless there was like some sort of a lawsuit and change the name.
Speaker 6But it could be it could be like I get a tall can of fan fan Is that bad?
Speaker 7Well?
Speaker 8The thing is, uh, darkness follows R E M that I used to have quite a drug habit back in the day.
Speaker 7So right, yes, we were.
We had some parallel secrets together.
Speaker 1Here what you do, what you do the black pony?
Speaker 7No, no, I did the what do we call it?
Speaker 8What we call it crystal because it sounds light and fun, crystal mess.
Speaker 1Oh wow, Okay, what a big one.
Speaker 7And I've spoken about this before.
Yeah, yeah, it was, but it didn't feel big.
Speaker 8It felt like speaking of ADHD, which I now have termed by my have been diagnosed by my therapist as subclinical ADHD, which means I don't need medication, but I says who says I.
Speaker 6Well soon RFK Junior will say everybody nobody gets any chug and raw milk.
Speaker 7Yeah, but I I it was.
Speaker 8It's one of those things that with drugs can do like it works for a while really well.
Speaker 7And it was like my adderall.
Speaker 8And I've done that too, and it's nearly the same thing, but the adderall in a sexy It's.
Speaker 3Literally the same thing, right, people, But I think the aderall people get very upset when you talk about.
Speaker 8It, But don't you think it pushes the same little buttons in your brain to a degree.
Speaker 7That's my experience.
Speaker 4It's literally the same drug.
Speaker 7Okay, okay, yes, yeah.
Speaker 3As well as the buttons my brain was getting pushed.
Speaker 4Were the fen yes?
Speaker 7Yes?
Speaker 8What were the fens in the fen?
Speaker 3Well, I don't remember the actual thing.
It was like fental conan or something like.
That was the first one that was the upper and then there was another one fen furnamine or something, these are guesses, and that was a downer.
But I started taking it early enough before they were giving you the downer, so it was.
Speaker 4Only the upper.
Speaker 3So I was always mad, and I was always drunk, and I always had a bunch of shit.
Speaker 4To say to everybody.
Speaker 3And then after I stopped taking it, that never really went away.
Speaker 7Kind of how it is open the flood gates.
Speaker 4Well, it just like I guess, it just supported who I really wanted.
Speaker 7To be, got it.
Yeah, it's like being famous.
It just brings out what you already are.
Speaker 1Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3And it's kind of like I mean, I like to laugh and have a good time, but also I love telling people to shut the fuck up because they need to be told that.
Speaker 8I will say this because I've known Karen Denise Victoria Catherine Kilgaratt for four thousand years, even though she is thirty four and I'm eighty seven.
Speaker 1I finally known the middle man.
I'm just so.
Speaker 7That's one of my that'll lim a pancake secrets.
Speaker 8Is you were We were always great together, but you were on stage you could be like, well, you're genius obviously, and you that's where I saw that used for hilarious, delight and good.
Speaker 4I never abusive comedy, just like.
Speaker 7Telling shit like it is and calling a motherfucker out.
But I don't remember that.
Speaker 8When I knew you socially, we though I too was on me or whatever.
Speaker 3I know we were probably meeting and having that kind of effervescence of like, oh yeah, hoay, soon's up here with me.
Speaker 4That's how I felt when I talked to you.
Speaker 7That's absolutely what it was.
Speaker 8Karen.
Speaker 4Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 7I'm glad we're still pells me too.
Speaker 3We're still up here, Sam, we are.
Speaker 7I am now.
Speaker 8I can drink when Celsia's energy drink, not a sponsor, and I only do it when I really need to.
Speaker 7But I'm serious, y'all.
Speaker 8I am not supposed to take anything, you know, drug ular like like hard drugs anymore, right, right, But I'm having a true crisis of sleep, and I have tried everything and my nervous system overrides all.
Speaker 1Are you having coffee and then celsius every day?
No?
Speaker 7Sorry, rarely.
This is a day where I want to be special for you.
Speaker 1Yeah, I did the same thing.
Speaker 7This is your fault.
Speaker 6Every podcast day, I've got coffee throughout the day.
That's a little sacred that I've kept from Karen Stuart Ster, Elizabeth Garrett.
Speaker 4The curtain has been ripped off.
Speaker 3It's not just pulled back anymore.
Speaker 7Ripped out of burns.
I rarely do celsius.
My my, this is a place for secrets, right.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, this is a special episode of secret.
I.
Speaker 8If I'm really having a time where I really need to go to sleep, I will take Nikwel pills and they really work, but I have.
Speaker 7To limit that to like once a month, and usually for a work day.
Speaker 8It's not ideal.
I'm groggy in the morning, but it's met four hours of sleep.
Yes, I'll take it.
Normally, I do a little bit of like a slow release melatonin.
I do a little CBD drops and now again I'll do a benadrill.
But bend makes me like depressed.
And I told my therapist that he was like, that's not a side effective.
I'm like, I welcome you inside my brain.
Speaker 1Doctor, can you tell me you know?
Speaker 7Yeah, here's a jot.
Speaker 8I wake up with a j at Neil and sign that says you're the biggest failure ever known to man, blinking over my bed.
Speaker 7Yeah, I stop out of it.
Speaker 3Yeah you do?
Speaker 4You always do?
Speaker 7I do.
Speaker 3I don't have you ever tried an EPSOM salt bath and or magnesium?
Speaker 8See this is I've had this conversation a few times.
The last time I take magnesium it didn't really work, and one time I did it, it just gave me the you know, the trots.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, which can be great if you're feeling you know, bloated.
Speaker 8I true, And when am I not?
Speaker 7The honest?
Please?
Speaker 8I don't this is embarrassing.
Yeah, I don't have a bathtub right now.
Speaker 4Okay, so I've done it.
Speaker 8I've done those before, the absence salt baths and in the big house where my friend lives in, he's gone a lot.
He he has a bathtub, so I might try that again.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 7Yeah, well I can I have the either run of the place.
Have you met me?
I'm a bossy old.
Speaker 4You're a personality higher for sure, they want you in there.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 7Also, I take care of shit.
I was like to this Carter, get a new one.
You did it.
He's the new One's great.
Welcome to me.
I used to live in a fucking estata.
What to do?
You're famous?
Thank you waving a truck.
Speaker 1That person sped up.
They wanted a piece of your back bumper.
Speaker 4Yeah that was weird.
It's like they stopped to let me go and then they're.
Speaker 7Like, no, fuck you.
Speaker 6Well much less popular than the bath as the EPSOM salt shower, which I have done.
Speaker 1I didn't have a plug for my toung.
Speaker 6I just I put the salts in it made of paste, and I literally rubbed it into my joints.
Speaker 7Christ is this true with one of your fantasies.
Speaker 1This is a real I do a lot of experimenting in the shower.
I used to wear clothes.
Speaker 7That's enough of that.
Yeah, yeah, Slash, tell me more, fellaf.
Speaker 6Just you know, if I if I need to pre wash some clothing, like I don't want to stain the set and I pull my back skateboarding, I'll wear that shirt in the shower.
Speaker 7To Karen's dismay, to give it a pre frankly to Sam's too.
Speaker 4Yes, let's all be honest.
Speaker 6I don't then can say, I don't then dry it out and put it in my drawer.
Speaker 1It's just a pre wash.
Speaker 7Okay, Okay, that's interesting.
Yeah, and why take it off.
Speaker 1I'm sweaty, there's dirt on my back.
Speaker 6Take a shower with their shirt off, take it off during the shower, set wet shirt aside.
I don't then keep the shirt on, dry my hair, go on with my day.
It's a quick pre wash, Okay.
I will say.
Rubbing EBS salt into your joints does help.
Speaker 7That's a that's a good thing to know.
Speaker 1You're mainlining it.
Speaker 3And yeah, because you're kind of when you take it through your skin also you can get more of it and then eb some salts is like all magnesium, right.
Speaker 7I think, I guess, So I'm going to try that.
Speaker 8I'm taking all offers.
I almost called a message to my doctor today.
I say, may I please just have some sort of a sleeping pill, which is dangerous air storry for you know, snorts McGee back here.
Speaker 7But yeah, you know, you know, calm down pill, pancake.
Speaker 3But like I don't know here's the funny thing too.
I was thinking about this the other day.
How come I feel like is this child walking along?
Speaker 1Let's ask that kid alone?
Speaker 3Are you alone?
When I go to like a brunch, if I make the terrible mistake of like I'm going to order waffles, you know what I mean?
Like I'm going to bust out and have a dessert breakfast, I am ready to fall asleep within thirty minutes, really shorter.
And I wonder, although you have silly ECX, but it's like sometimes there's not like when you eat a lot of carbs, like a big bull of spaghetti, help you go to sleep.
Speaker 8Yeah, Well, I've also the habit which is not ideal, and a lot of it now is like as we know, the strikes, slow work time, Yes, rough times, rough times, rough times, and I and I you know, we're all going through it.
Speaker 7So that's a part of it.
Speaker 8That's why, you know, not always does does my nervous system shark its way through anything I put inside my body?
But I have always been a big, big old cereal before bed, but like a not like a frosted flake, not like a you know, crazy cocoa pature.
Well it's yeah, it's in that neighborhood.
Well, it's it's I do a lot of I can do because of celiacs.
I do a rice crispy.
Speaker 7Oh yeah, yeah you can.
But see, almost all of those have malta.
Speaker 8This is so boring, but welcome to my supplement podcast about ingredients.
Have multodextrin, which is a form anything malt is wheat almost always okay, yeah, like malted milk.
Speaker 7Or whatever, because it's for extra flavor.
Speaker 8Now, my celiac isn't to the degree that, like I, I didn't have any symptoms, but they found it by surprise when they were checking my you know, my colonoscopy.
Yeah, they did an endosky be to check massive reflux, and they were like, hey, guess what.
Guess what surprise surprise.
Everything you enjoy drugs, alcohol, smoking, that's gone.
Speaker 7I guess what else is going to?
Speaker 8Biscuits, fried chicken, and happiness.
Speaker 4Good luck.
Speaker 3You can have those little weird seaweed past things exactly.
Speaker 8You can have a big glove of EPs and salts in the shower.
Speaker 6I must also add that the coarse, giant grains of salt it's painful to grub in your skin.
Why because I was out of breath, and I think also sort of burping, and so I'm yelling like big speech bubbles.
Speaker 7But Chris also that's a great exfoliator, I would imagine, right ends baby's soft.
Speaker 6My knees and macs of legs have never been more supple, fantastic.
Speaker 8I don't have and I'm lucky that i'm, you know again, nearly eighty seven and a half years old.
But like, I don't have any joint stuff, and I do go to the gym.
That's the thing I did today.
What helps my sleep is like if I pump, I can't believe I'm saying this, and yes I am pump iron right really yeah truly, Like like the machines, how much can you lift?
Speaker 7I don't look at the.
Speaker 8Things I move, the novel, the pinah, and I don't the gym where I live now, the gym where I'm going down this neighborhood which I love, which is new and big and everyone's hot, and I know I never run.
Speaker 7Into anyone I know.
Speaker 1Do they have classes?
Speaker 7They don't have class.
Speaker 6I joined a gym by my house that could otherwise be a car payment, but I'm just trying it out because they have massage people and classes, and I realized in a class setting, I'm competitive enough to where I actually get a workout where if I leave it up to me, and I'm doing things that I never think to do, like I don't touch a bell.
I'm not gonna every class there involves my lower body in spotting in some way, and I have to be careful what I sign up for because I'm like, sure, I'll do whatever lift is.
Everyone in there was Olympic style speed skater legs and it was like, uh, snatch and lift type class like that takes skill.
The word Olympics is in it.
Speaker 7Are you serious?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 6I realized I'm working out for the first time in my life and I leave those classes unable to walk for three days.
Speaker 7Why do you not work your upper body?
Is it perfect already?
Speaker 6I They have a Sunday that they call like, here's our Vanity Arm Day, and I'm like, that's all I ever really did.
I realized I was not doing things that actually make me my body perform better.
Speaker 8Do you also do it as I do to help knock yourself out to sleep or do you not need that?
Speaker 1Yes?
Speaker 6It does as a byproduct, and thank you for I mean back on topic, because that's why I am so tired that I had to stop.
Speaker 1I don't.
I no longer abuse therapy flu which so that's my little secret.
Very good.
Speaker 7Yeah, I mean yeah, it was to be with the niquil.
Speaker 8But you I've learned the hard way even before I got sober, Like if you do it more than you.
Speaker 7Know two or three two times in a row doesn't work anymore.
Speaker 6Oh yeah, I really it's only for like I have to get sleep tonight.
Speaker 8But I also had a an fantastic massage on Monday at my tie place and she was it was one of the best, to thank God, because I needed.
Speaker 7It more than ever.
Speaker 8She walked all over me and I was I was giggling and like making noises.
She was giggling and she was so adorable.
And when Baltis start laughing, She's like, are you a can It's fine, I just make noises right because I do.
And she small but mighty, and it was so I slept Monday night.
Speaker 7I'll give myself that much.
Speaker 4That's nice.
Speaker 3Well, I wonder if there's like stretches you can do that are kind of on parr care in p.
Speaker 7And I always I'm just like, I just don't do them.
Speaker 8There are ways that I don't have to get pills for a part of me is just like pills are the answer.
Speaker 7Because I love pills.
I love pills.
Speaker 4It's fun.
Speaker 8The stretches, Yeah, I mean I think once our nationally there's it will be better.
Speaker 7But or I get a ding dang job again.
Speaker 8It's not like some funny can't be cuck cuckoo Like I was Betty Davis and hushush with Charlot the other night at backbar.
Speaker 3What's what's wrong with that?
Speaker 1Oh?
Speaker 7Nothing, it was a dream.
And I'm going to force you to look at a picture.
Speaker 4Of me please.
That is hilarious.
Speaker 1I really at some point I want to say the picture too.
Speaker 6But I want to talk about what episodes of Golden Girls, because I that you are your favorites that talk about because sure since you were last non, I like feel like I discovered that show suddenly and how ahead of its time it was, and uh, there's a lot of favorite episode.
Speaker 7There's your friend who profession exactly, Wow, how do you do it?
Speaker 8It's that's my friend, my friend Johnny, who.
Speaker 7Was also in it.
Didn't he's a pro.
He's a pro and he can do anything.
And he's one of those paint this man face.
Speaker 8Once I shaved into into a Betty Davis you know face, and I do have big round eyes.
Speaker 4Yeah you have that year good cast.
There was a good choice.
Speaker 7It was fun.
Speaker 8We It's this little group we do called Queer Radio Hour that my friend Nathan Frizelle does and we've done so far Mommy Dearest with me as Joan, but Iver had a baby Jane with me as Joan and Bruce Valanche.
Speaker 7Is Betty Davis, which was ladies and.
Speaker 8Gentlemen, the real standing, the real Oh yeah, it was a benefit we did for the Day Lesbian Center, and so yeah, that's what I did.
Speaker 7So that makes me happy.
And again we'll make a little bit of money.
That's exactly in terms of Golden Girls.
I you know, I keep hoping I'll ever have to do it again.
Speaker 1Not that I don't love it, but why yeah, it is a just yeah, I'm appreciate.
Speaker 8Doing it like ten years now and I'm kind of like, okay, and it's I'm so happy.
Speaker 7It's such a gift.
I love working with Drew Drogh as you'll know.
Speaker 8And yes sometimes Rose is Killy Mantle and then Sherry Vine and Jackie Beat Jackie Beat.
My face just hasn't been the same since Casita shut down, because you know, you know the.
Speaker 7Theater which they're they're bringing.
Speaker 4Back, are they really?
Speaker 7Yeah?
Speaker 3And I know what you mean or I understand, you know, doing it for that long, but I swear to god, I went one time by myself.
Speaker 4I think it was just afterter Covid would that be right?
Speaker 7Yeah?
Speaker 3Yeah, and I was.
I bought my ticket last second.
It was like, oh I have I'm not working or whatever, and the beautiful manager, lovely man, mister Dan, mister Dan unfolded a folding chair and put me in the aisle like someone's lost aunt.
Speaker 4It was.
Speaker 3It was humiliating and hilarious at the same time.
But then the like lights went down, those commercials started running.
Speaker 4It was the most delightful thing.
Speaker 3And then everyone's sang the theme song and it was like truly, truly like self for the soul.
Speaker 7Oh, that's right, it's Karen.
Speaker 8That was that July twenty twenty one, the first one we did back, and Roz was in that one too, ros Ernandez that's right, playing Big Daddy's new young wife.
And it had the and we did three weekends.
Speaker 7We had a space.
The amountain more because of COVID, but it was we cried a lot.
Speaker 8During that because it was the big Oh my god, we're back, We're doing life theater all together, we're singing.
Speaker 7It was pretty magical.
Speaker 4Yes, there was big feelings.
Speaker 1You did commercial breaks too, excuse me.
Speaker 8Oh yeah, we do the period commercials just in the commercial breaks of the show.
Speaker 4They run them.
Speaker 7Yeah, we run them.
Speaker 1On all Oh okay, I was hoping you got to act out those two.
Speaker 7I did a show once where we did do those.
Speaker 8I remember playing mister Whipple and some cooky show with the Growlings and other seventies stuff, and my husband some hot shot.
Speaker 7Here's his ancient tiny secret cow gone, which is not ideal.
Speaker 3I mean nothing was nothing was ancient Chinese secret.
But at least Asian people were in that commerce.
Speaker 7That's true.
That's true.
The woman and her husband were both Asian.
Yes, the good.
Speaker 4News, but they were.
Speaker 3I'm sure if they had their way, they'd be like, can someone rewrite this?
So it's just regular people talking about a detergent exactly.
Speaker 6Yeah, yeah, that's got to be something A lot of people share.
How many commercial jingles and commercials I have memorized from my childhood where I will never get them out of my head.
Speaker 1You know.
Speaker 7Well that's in the Golden the Golden Girls show.
Speaker 8We do these commercials like you know, where's the beef for whatever?
Speaker 7Eighties stuff?
Speaker 8Sure, other jingles that are not coming to my brain right now, but that's another part of the like the charm of the show.
Speaker 4Yes, people really get to go back, they do.
Speaker 7Yeah.
Speaker 8Yeah, yeah, and even like my nieces and nephews are teenagers come and they everything just so exotic and wild and weird to them.
So because the kids can come, because even though we do some stilthy sides.
Speaker 4Yeah, just the scripts, yes, it was on TV.
Speaker 1Yeah, the show.
Speaker 6Yeah, so many tongue in cheek, sexual innuendo jokes.
Speaker 1There are so many good jokes.
It's one of the best written shows.
Speaker 6But then the sweet like did you ever do the episode live where they go to the homeless shelter because of this jacket.
Speaker 7Ticket yet I haven't done that one.
Yeah, that's a good idea.
Speaker 6It's really a sweet one.
And I got teary eyed just because it was you know, envy.
It was, yeah, and it was also predicting what a problem.
Speaker 7Oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 8Well they covered Rose one episode, thought she had HIV, right, and then she was addicted.
She got suddenly addicted to you know, speak of the double, like speed.
Speaker 7Pills or something.
Right, Yeah, I think so she was on something.
Speaker 4She was addicted.
Speaker 8Funny, I might be conflating that with Elizabeth Berkeley Jesse just as Pano and Stay by the Bell.
Speaker 1Right, it's hard a lot of the yeah, the parallel themes.
Speaker 4And they all look alike.
Speaker 6Yeah, everything, And there's always some hustle where every other episode of Golden Girls they're trying to raise money because they're all broke and there's an auction, or they're trying to figure out how to.
Speaker 1Sell a painting they've acquired.
That's my favorite.
Speaker 6I don't remember them all being hustlers and willing to break the law together to pay for the leaky.
Speaker 7Roof, yeah, or the toilets that's broken.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's the best.
There's just what we.
Speaker 3Don't They live in a condo or like a it's a house.
Oh, it's there.
Speaker 7The actual house is in Westwood, I mean you can go see it of the exterior.
Speaker 8Nice, and then they live together in a house.
But we're doing it again.
I'm not sure when this comes out, but the third weekend I think in February at Largo or Beloved Largo or planning into the Gang, which we've been doing it lately.
Speaker 7Oat and Bob the Drag Queen is the special guest star.
Speaker 4Perfect.
Speaker 7Oh my god, it's gonna be really fun.
Speaker 4That's an incredible plug.
Speaker 8Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's it's I'm not sure what episodes were doing it because Jackie.
I let Jackie and Sherry make those calls because so often sometimes I can't do it because of television work.
But I don't think that'll be too much of a danger next year.
Speaker 7But we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 1I met Bob the Drag Queen Zach night.
Speaker 6Towers, Yes, yeah, yeah, the West Side, and we had the best time.
Speaker 4He's so funny.
Speaker 8Yes, he did a stand up and Ro's opened for him and Zach.
I think did they take turns Siera goldten?
Speaker 7They take to him and.
Speaker 1Zach opens for it.
Speaker 8He's well, I think Zach opened.
Speaker 3He's been touring with him and he was telling me about it where he's like, no, no, it's a solid stand up hour.
Speaker 4There's no light he's doing stand up.
Speaker 3It's not like he was just saying how much he loved it, and it was so good and solid and he really respected it.
Speaker 7And Roz had a great, great time with him too, and yeah, it was really good.
Speaker 6Yeah, And I just briefly talked to him and it was about how the stand up is totally separate from the drag performance.
Speaker 3But one of my favorite like things I've ever seen on the internet was the first time I saw Bob the Drag Queen, and it was that live show video where he came out on stage and he was wearing the most gigantic wig and then the wig the wig snatch reveal is that there is a six year old girl sitting on his head.
You're like a five year old maybe, but like a little It's the one of the most incredible fucking things I've ever seen, and it's so the audience goes fucking insane.
Speaker 4It is so funny.
Speaker 1It's way better than my wig bit.
Speaker 3Baby.
Speaker 1It was an early wigbit.
Speaker 8We'll just describe it because that'll be funny.
It was I just acquired tail don't show.
Speaker 6I acquired six identical wigs and I just had them on top of each other and I did my normal stand up, but I'd stop and go I'm sorry.
I can't lie to you people anymore.
I'm not who you think I am, and I'd take it off and there'd be another.
I did it over and over though, how.
Speaker 7Many wage sixteen seventeen.
Speaker 6Well, at the end my hair looked like I had big, curly hair, and at the end it was my real hair.
And so I'm pulling on my real hair, which I know it's I'm describing it.
It's much more impressive to say a six year old girl sitting on my head.
Speaker 1That's why it's better.
Speaker 4Yeah, you didn't look.
You didn't win that one.
Bob the drag Queen won that one hands down.
Speaker 6So well, you weren't there the night that it got me second funniest person in Austin.
Speaker 1Soo back to now I'm roasting.
Speaker 7Karen hold On.
Speaker 4I was there that night.
Speaker 1Oh no, you were one of the judges.
Speaker 3But said not first, I said, definitely.
Speaker 7Not literally A rough ride around here.
Speaker 4It's tough.
It is tough around here.
Speaker 1Yeah, yeah, yeah, watch what you say.
Speaker 7I I am.
I we should have taken me to some epps, some salts, so gonna make a paste epsom salts.
Speaker 1You don't need a bathtub.
Speaker 8You don't, Christopher Banks, I never know what's gonna come out of your sweet little mouthful and into my earbuds.
Speaker 7And it's just a mouthful of salts.
Speaker 4It's just salt, rock salt.
Speaker 6I keep thinking, I keep thinking, I'm saying the printer.
Speaker 9Company, which is EPs sun right, And we decided last time that I need to do a joke where I'm throwing a plugged in EPSOM printer into the bathtub with me to just end it all.
Speaker 8The last printer I bought is still it never got open.
It's I think it's still sitting in the garage.
Yeah, I just do what do you do with them?
Speaker 7Like, I don't know.
Speaker 8I have a like fear slash reluctance of returning, and laziness is around it there too.
Speaker 3Why don't Why do you want to return it?
Speaker 4And you just don't it's no good for you.
Speaker 8Well, Arthur already had one, and I just didn't want to buy the ink, and I, oh, when I immediately broke it, I forgot that.
Speaker 4Well they're so rickety and fragile and ridiculous.
Speaker 8And then yeah, I was in Palm Springs for two and a half weeks long story in October kind of house sitting, and you're.
Speaker 4Going to tell that story in October to us?
Speaker 8Yeah, I was going to Okay, Yeah, I was riveting no matter what month of the year.
But I went I had to go to Staples to get something printed because it's pump Springs and it was like twenty.
Speaker 7Five cents a page and their printer was broken.
Yeah, And you know what I did was for an audition.
Speaker 8And I just called my agent and said, I'm not going in on it now that things aren't so bad that I can't pass on something I'm never going to get and like, try to do an audition in Palm Springs on the self tape.
Speaker 4It's got to be a good feeling.
Speaker 6I mean when someone wants me, if someone wants me to print something, I'm like, what year do you think?
Speaker 1Do you want me to faxt something?
Too?
Speaker 6Like?
I who has a printer anymore?
Let me sign it and emailed it digitally.
Speaker 3I have to say I like a hard copy and I feel guilty about it because.
Speaker 4Oh I got a long at work.
Speaker 3Because it just is easier for me to I think it's probably ADHD related.
Let's go all the way away around the.
Speaker 1Wat like you're wanting to do donuts a little bit.
Speaker 4It's kind of fun in the middle of.
Speaker 7Laut something else.
You can't have any thanks, Sorry.
Speaker 1I brought it up here.
Speaker 6Just say churos, sugar and wheat.
Speaker 3But I like a hard copy to be able to read, and like copy edit or something I do too.
Speaker 7I like especially script.
You can't just do it off.
Speaker 1I think I think it's the reason I happened.
I don't.
Speaker 6I don't audition much anymore for commercials, and I think I'm like, I don't, I don't.
I'm not going to get a why are they working on three D printers when they can't figure out it?
Speaker 7Thank you, doctor Fairbanks.
Speaker 3That's the right question in someone answer.
Speaker 6Just replacing the cartridges or filling them up.
If you figured out that.
Speaker 8Here's a part of my crazy, which is vast in the situation I live in, like it's Arthur's printer and he like Ice.
We both kind of we're both of around the same agent, so we help each other out with it stuff sure which sidebar.
I hooked up with the guy here and the neighbord the other night on a specialty adult app nice and it was fun.
Speaker 7But the most important thing is he found a much of writing.
I did that.
Speaker 8I lost him on word Microsoft Word and I said, can I can I do anything.
Speaker 7Else for you?
Speaker 1Sir?
Oh that's so funny.
Speaker 3Wait, so this was an app where people come and help you with your computer.
Speaker 1He was a farmer.
Speaker 7It was it was sex, but it was just like that was the byproduct.
It was the real thing was like he was in twenty six.
Anyway, My point was that and you did a wall I have you.
Speaker 1Well, that's so great.
Speaker 7You know, people want to be your boyfriend.
And I'm like, absolute, I love it.
And he was asking you about my life and I was like, I don't know how it came up.
I didn't force it.
Speaker 8I didn't be like, oh, could you come over here so we can you know, hasty violations and then open up my laptop.
Speaker 6That's the best premise is if you disguise it as role playing, but it's like all these things you need done, sexy secretary, you know what?
Speaker 1I what really turns me on.
Speaker 4If you could take shorthands.
Speaker 7Someone that knows, yes, I'm going to do that.
Speaker 8I think it's it's Cornell for Good's sake, but I when it's Arthur's printer, his printer, and like I do the ink when it's someone else's thing, and I can feel And this is I think from being for me family of a lot a lot of kids.
If I can feel superior, once I get to know something, I'll take care of it.
Speaker 7I'm like, I'll get the paper off at the ink and right.
If it was just me in my house, i'd be like baby.
Speaker 3Print printed that.
Speaker 8If it's our through, I'm like, oh, get out the way.
Yeah, not literally, just in my mind.
This is not like in the way.
Speaker 6Yeah, move Arthur enough with your punk rock flyers smooth.
Speaker 7You have to come over some time.
Speaker 8And like there's a gros that he's decorated like a seventies punk rock rock and roll basement like a CBGB's more colorful.
Speaker 7They're not dirty and smelly and piss on the walls.
Speaker 8But like yeah, yeahs, like like like posters, like every single record album, all kinds.
Speaker 7Of funny things.
Speaker 1I love the.
Speaker 7Drum set, all the guitars of old jukebox.
It's pretty cool.
Speaker 1That is cool.
Speaker 6That's a great theme that I thought about.
I did wallpaper in my apartment.
I went overboard, but what pattern Well, I was thinking of because the Halloway Bar near my house that they used old rock flyers as a wallpaper and it looks.
Speaker 1Amazing because they did a good job.
Speaker 6And I'm like, oh, this looks like a CD bathroom, but it's a clean, finished wallpaper job of rock flyers, Like it doesn't have to be peace smell themed to be you know what I mean, Like it's neat.
Speaker 1But I ended up with just doing a snowy mountain scene like a wall photo mural.
Speaker 8In More importantly, our new neighbors moved in there and they're hot gay couple.
Speaker 7Can you imagine how lucky we feel.
Speaker 8In here, right in there, right next door, because this neighborhoods all these craftsmens that are all individual it's a long story, but they redid the front better and they're like lovely, like conjured up better neighbors.
Speaker 4Oh that's great, very exciting.
This house is gorgeous too.
Speaker 1I love it set right, Yeah, it's really That's why it's just saying about this neighborhood.
Speaker 6You go twenty feet and all of a sudden there's like a different theme.
Speaker 7Isn't it wild?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean La used to really be something it did.
Speaker 8These are all built in the teens.
I guess also to give too much away of my.
Speaker 6Location the old yeah please joh't well all yeah, I ain't scared of nobody.
Speaker 1My area.
Yeah, it's Angelino Heights.
And it's so funny.
Speaker 6Because on where I live, it's like basically where they shot training Day.
But then you go around the corner and there's these beautiful refurbished Victorian homes where it's like, this looks like the college.
Speaker 7Well, no, it's charmed.
It's thriller.
It's Colchak.
Oh yeah, right right.
Speaker 2It's charmed.
Speaker 4Col Chack.
Speaker 6Every house from the UPN network is in my neighborhood.
Speaker 8I've been comforting myself watching a Colchak the night soccer episodes in Peacock to go back to my childhood.
Speaker 3Fun talk about it was that guy on fen Fund because he was like Colejack is in such a bad mood all the time.
Speaker 8It is nothing but white straight man, possibly straight because the sexual tension between him and Simon Oakland, who places editor, is so strong and they are screaming, spittling in each other's face the entire time.
Speaker 7About a werewolf for a witch who's a fashion designer.
Speaker 3But it's like, yeah, there's no, It's it's the opposite of like entertainment.
Speaker 4It's like, do you want to watch two old men fight and.
Speaker 8They're probably in their forties, they look like they're in their seventies today, and they're they are screaming at the back row of the theater when the cameras three inches away.
Speaker 4And you can smell the brown liquor.
Speaker 3It's just that's the kind of fine old prestiche blowing.
Speaker 7And it's why I think I was raised on that stuff.
Speaker 8Where one time I was doing an episodic or a procedural and they, I want to say it was the police offers questioning me because of the crime I might have done.
Speaker 7Said we got He's like, he's like, what do you what?
Am I in the back row sitting right here?
Why are you yelling at me?
Oh?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 4Was he the series regular?
Speaker 1Son of a Sea?
Speaker 6I asked, wanted, No, just gonna look at my Mdvayne a couple.
Speaker 7Does this mean.
Speaker 4No that we're wrapping it down?
Speaker 1Yeah?
I mean I'm just tightening it up.
I don't know what that means.
I were coming.
It made less sense to keep driving around.
Speaker 6We've seen a lot of unilluminated pedestrians.
Speaker 1It's true.
Speaker 3Also, those two guys that had their heads pulled up and tied real tight, I'm like, well, those are they're doing crimes.
Speaker 7They're just cold.
Speaker 1They're cold.
They're regular people with cold chins.
Speaker 4They're just cold.
They didn't expect it to turn this cold.
Speaker 7I'm probably hooking up with one of them.
They're just trying to be honest.
Speaker 1Next time you come over, can you pretend you're doing a crime again?
Speaker 3That other one?
Speaker 7Look outside my dreams again, Chris?
Speaker 1Did you was it a pocket?
What were you doing where you talked about old horror movies?
Speaker 7Oh, I'm still doing that.
Yeah, Yeah, I'm actually going at seven thirty to do a bonus.
Yeah, it's called Sam Pancake Presents the Monday Afternoon Movie.
Speaker 8Oh yes, and Karen Bernadotte Christ Priscilla kill Gariff has done it and she was brilliant, delight.
Speaker 7We did this house possessed certain Perker Stevenson.
Speaker 3Yes, and we I think we talked for two and a half hours.
We like good luck editing that bullshit.
Speaker 6It was a two part, two part All the movies you talked about.
Speaker 8Initially started out just being seventies TV horror movie right right, and then it kept going so I expanded to like eighty Steve horror movies, and then I did like a season that ended up being a couple of years of all the teen movies like Sarah t Portrait of a teenage Alcoholic, don Portrait of a teenage Runaway, Go ask Alice, you.
Speaker 3Know right, there was one what was someone Scott Bao was an alcoholic?
Speaker 1Oh my god?
Speaker 4And it gets hit in the head.
Yes, with the boat or.
Speaker 7The boy who drank too much?
Speaker 8Yes, no way, but I called that.
Yes, I love it.
They played hockey and let me tell y'all something I was.
I watched it the boy who drank to watch, Yes.
Speaker 7And Lance Kirwin R and P.
Speaker 8They watch it again if you want your heart to be ripped out in the best way, because I kind of yeah.
No, I'm a funny fella, they say, and I goofun stuff.
Speaker 7Sure, I've seen it, you know, I'm one of the few.
Speaker 8But this I was gonna watch with another friend of mine who like also has the experience of twelve step programs that I could.
Speaker 7Just kind of be like oh, well, look at what it was like back then.
It was so heartbreaking and beautiful.
Speaker 8Oh and entirely shot on location for some reason in Madison, Wisconsin, so it wasn't like Burbank passing for you know, Minneapolis or something.
Speaker 1Yea.
Speaker 7So it has this authenticity.
It's so well acted.
Speaker 8And I'm try not to be one of those gay people who like sees queer coating now and everything, but I'm telling you, these two boys had this very special friendship.
And Lance Kerwin is so concerned about little Scott Bayoes and his abusive father and all the drinking, and it is.
Speaker 7Heartbreaking, and I was like, I can't make fun of that.
Speaker 8There's been very few that I was like, oh, this is too tender and too good.
Speaker 7And Scott beer was so good.
Speaker 4Scott bial was so good.
Speaker 3Was that the one where Scott Bayo was wearing glasses he has like almost like John Denver wireroom glasses on me.
Speaker 8Maybe I know that there's a lot of hockey.
They're both skated out and there's a lot of hockey.
Speaker 4Scott Bao.
Speaker 3It makes me sad because he truly was my first love.
Like I just remember looking, We're in Food City and I looked over at the magazine rack and he was on the front of teen Beat magazine, and I felt my heart like I.
Speaker 6Was like, oh my god, arms crossed right probably yeah, yeahs.
Speaker 3Or like he had a cut up gray sweatshirt that was midriff that I was.
Speaker 4Just like, I just loved him.
Speaker 3But and now just knowing, like, it's just you hate that because it's like, Nochi, that wasn't what we were doing.
Speaker 4Like, what are you doing now?
Speaker 1Oh?
Speaker 3Politically yes, fateful, spiteful the Secretary of State next week?
Speaker 7Good luck?
Speaker 6Well this this maybe I hurt his feelings this whole time.
Speaker 1I can't imagine what he looks like.
It's just a young Tony Danza.
Speaker 4Well you're you're kind of right.
Speaker 1It's kind of pixelated mixed with Robbie Bentson.
Speaker 4He's in the Dylan silo for Before You.
Speaker 7Go, I'm not going anywhere?
Speaker 1Where are you staying any longer?
I mean, what was the because there's the Boy who Drank Too Much?
Which what was the show where it was the main character as a kid running home to about paying the.
Speaker 3Bad Yes, sir, and it is Michael Landon's story, Yes yeah.
Speaker 8And he directed it and it is again Lance Kerwin, who's marvelous and I don't know what happened.
He only died a couple of years ago.
He went to Hawaii and like there's some kind of religious cult question mark.
I don't know, but anyway, he's so good.
Speaker 7In all these He was a great child.
Speaker 1Child act.
Speaker 7He really was.
Speaker 1He really was only in The Boy Who Do themed movie.
Speaker 8The Loneliest Runner in he Hester because his abusive mother sticks the urine soak sheets out the window.
Speaker 4To shame him.
Speaker 1That.
Speaker 6I mean, I've never wet the bed and I'm not bragging, but I that.
Yeah, I'm trying to train myself.
Speaker 7You need to drink more, because I sure did.
Speaker 3Yeah, I'm absolutely wet the bed proudly.
Speaker 1I just that seems so cruel.
Speaker 6I'm just I think it just made me feel lucky to have parents that didn't abuse me.
Speaker 1That seems so awful to me.
Speaker 7It's heartbreaking.
Speaker 6It's a rough ride, like go ahead and hit me, but don't hang pee, like I don't.
Speaker 8Know, and then that's ramped up in the picture because the adorable girl Melissas Anderson for the Little House and the Perrie moves in next door.
So he really he has to walk her home, and she likes him, and he likes her, but like he has to somehow make his uses to run to get home before she sees it.
It's it's seventies are rough.
Speaker 6It's bizarre that I'm even brought up because I don't think I'm remembering it as a child.
And when you said the boy who drank too much, I'm like, it all came back to me.
Speaker 7And it's not called the boy who peed too much, the boy who ran too much, because you know he was such a runner.
Speaker 8He became a track star, right, Michael Landon became like a college athlete track star.
Speaker 3Okay, for one second, we just talked about Michael Landon was so good looking.
Speaker 7Oh my god, it's it's Unfathomas.
He's one of the people I look back at as a child.
Speaker 8I was like, hold me, touch me, snuggle me, pair your prairie shirt.
Speaker 3Paw, pa, please, pa, please.
Speaker 7Paw And he and he died so young.
Speaker 1I know, sad.
Speaker 4Have you ever heard Frank, You know, Frank Conneff who was on.
Speaker 7A watch in Mystery Science, say three thousand almost every night.
Speaker 4I know so good.
Speaker 3He made up a song that he used to do at the Fake Allery when we would do comedy shows there, and it was it was because he had Michael Landon had just died.
So People magazine had a cover of Michael Dannon and the headline was Michael Landon's Legacy of Love.
So Frank goes, so I wrote this song, and he goes bring ding ding ding Ding Bringing, and he's pretending that he's playing like Little Finger, like little Finger symbols or something with his mouth.
Yes, and then he goes, Michael Landon's legacy of love.
It's a legacy that comes down from above.
Speaker 4It's a legacy that and.
Speaker 3Then it basically and then it ends with Michael Landon's legacy of love.
And I think of it every fucking other day, like it's all I think about.
Speaker 7That's well, now it's going to be in mind, and I thank you for.
Speaker 1That made it before you stay I.
Speaker 6Ring made it even more sad, like when a dog dies and the other dogs like fuck it and then they die with the fact that Victor French sidekick in All since Bonanza or whatever, All the Way to Highway to Heavens sure died like the next week, right.
Speaker 7Yeah, really, that's right.
That's right, you French, not French, no.
Speaker 4Hot in a different way.
Speaker 7He's Beard French.
Thank you friends for that ride.
Speaker 1I really need it.
Speaker 8I got all the ingredients I need for my Thanksgiving corn pudding, all two of them, because we call me a Rosie Bell Fretwell pancake in my family because that was my grandmother's name, and she would try to hit all the thanksgivings of all the kids.
Speaker 7Really, and I'm hitting too, yeah, are you?
Yeah?
Speaker 4Nice?
Speaker 7My sister is it too?
And then a friend group at seven?
Speaker 4That's good?
Speaker 7Yeah, I'm not you know, I'm too nervous to eat.
I'll forget to eat that day.
I'm sure you all that horrible?
Speaker 1Did you?
And I love you?
Speaker 3Sam?
Speaker 8I love you Karen my almost birthday twin, Chris to my hand.
Speaker 1To thank you for being here.
Goodbye, Sam?
Is the best?
Well you've been listening?
Do you need all?
Ride?
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Speaker 3Our talent booker is Patrick Cottner.
Speaker 2Theme song by Karen Kilgarrett.
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