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Are you leaving?
Speaker 2I you wanna way back home?
Either way you want to be there.
Speaker 3Doesn't matter how much baggage you claim and give us time and a terminol and gaye ad.
Speaker 4We want to send you off in style.
Speaker 3We wanna welcome you back home.
Speaker 2Tell us all about every scared her?
Was it fine?
Mal porn?
Do you need to ride?
Do you need to ride?
Speaker 4Do you need to ride?
Speaker 2Do you need to ride?
Do you need to ride?
Speaker 3Do your need to ride.
Speaker 4With Karen and Chris.
Speaker 1Welcome to Do you need a ride?
My name is Chris Fairpeks.
Speaker 2My name is a bite full of protein bar kilgaro.
Speaker 4Boy, we really boned it on that.
Speaker 3I literally just screamed at Chris to start the podcast with a full mouthful of protein.
Speaker 1Let's get a dozen donuts and describe each bite to our listeners.
The only way you can truly get the flavor is if you smack the doughnut.
Speaker 4Well, it's in between your lips.
Speaker 2We are going to rename this podcast mouth sounds.
Sorry.
Speaker 1Sorry, the horn inspired us to think that all mouth noises are beautiful.
Speaker 3The only reason Time was so desperate for Chris to start, though, was because it seemed like we were really witnessing some intense whimsy on the streets of Los Angeles, and we wanted to share it with you.
Speaker 1We well, should we start with the last thing and move backwards?
Yeah, action, Pat, we already seen an episode of Highlight and the first five minutes it ended with the last thing.
Speaker 4We saw one man band, but he had no instruments.
Is that how you describe them?
Yeah?
Speaker 3There was an somebody they're redoing a gas station, and so there was a very loud, almost like a cement breaking machine noise, but it kind of clingy element to it.
Speaker 4Yeah, and a hell of a rhythm.
The guy had beat.
Speaker 3And I looked over to see what all the noise was about, and there was a man walking down the street who was wearing feathers in his hat.
Speaker 1Multiple feathers, Yeah, different birds each one, and lots.
Speaker 3Of different things hanging from his waist.
And so just as I glanced over, I was like, oh, it's a one man band.
Speaker 2Instead of he did.
Speaker 4He had the string tied around his pant leg.
Speaker 1It looked like it could have been reinforcing a knee symbol of some kind.
Speaker 3There was he had like electricians tape tied on a little rope like he was a gaffer and or best boy.
Speaker 2I can't remember which one belongs to which.
Speaker 4I think you're thinking a key grip, key grip?
Speaker 2Are the keys are keys with lighting?
Speaker 5Oh right?
Speaker 4I think you're right.
Speaker 3And maybe they all use electricians tape.
Yeah, or maybe that's the electricians department.
And that's a whole third thing.
Speaker 1You know, when you're a grip, you have to do whatever is needed, whether it be sound or audio, is it true or lighting?
It's always something I've completely made up.
But you know, I've been on set, So who's gonna I was just on set this weekend doing what Oh?
Oh, so glad you asked?
Out of the blue, without me setting you.
Speaker 2Up, without me screaming at you.
Speaker 4I was, oh, another one man band.
They should get together.
Speaker 2There's a lot of them.
Speaker 4It will be the next White Stripes because there's two of them.
Speaker 1I was doing a kind of revamp of my Paul Ryan character, but not really.
Yeah, that's how they contacted me though, making fun of people running for all types of office in Montana, most of them out of state people pretending to be from Montana, usually people with a lot of money, and someone tells them, hey, you should run for office up in Montana.
Speaker 4It's a giant state.
Speaker 1I don't know how they get looped into it, but our governor is from New Jersey and he's a millionaire, and he promised all these things about protecting public lands and is doing the opposite as far as I know.
And he's got elected I think because he punched a journalist.
Speaker 4Yes, So then all.
Speaker 2The Republicans were like, this is my kind of guy exactly.
My dad was mean to me too.
Speaker 1I like a straight shooter, the shoots you're right in the nose when you don't rake leaves.
And it was really fun to do that.
Speaker 4And then these video.
Speaker 1We made like for just videos that I think will play on between things on.
Speaker 4Hulu in that area.
Speaker 1Oh nice, and lead to information about what you're really voting for as far as public lands are concerned, and it's a big deal in Montana because it's still you can camp anywhere there.
There's a lot better examples of why public lands are important.
Speaker 3Well, but also it's a that's a really important thing because there's lots of people doing that where they're signing up and running for office on whole platforms that they don't they're insincere, and they're just trying to manipulate the people in that area.
Speaker 2That's how Marjorie Taylor grew got into audience.
Speaker 3She didn't live anywhere near there, she doesn't represent those people in that part of Georgia, but she went up there because no, she was gonna run uncompeted.
Speaker 2Whatever that term is called.
Speaker 4No, I think that's a perfect term.
Speaker 1And they showed me for inspiration, real campaign videos that are so hilarious of people, you know, pretending to hant or and I'm not afraid to drink a beer and it's spills.
So I was awkwardly fly fishing without knowing how to fly fish.
Speaker 4I was dressed like a cowboy in brand new clothes, yes yea with tags still on them.
Nice that you really have to look to see those.
Speaker 1But the fun one was the you know a lot of people think I'm not concerned about public lands, but I am, which is why I bought this land and built my own private dude ranch.
And there's like a dude ranch sign that says pay to play.
And I did a little illustration of me the thumb and they would fishing line moved the thumb so it looks.
Speaker 4Like a Vegas.
Speaker 1They're going to add lights to it later, but it's there are several of those, like city slicker type retreats for people that can pay for it, right in Montana, so you know, and then and then people like Justin Timberlake moved there.
Who I hear is a sweet man and.
Speaker 3Everybody loves Yeah, except for all the people that read the You know, Brittany Spears just came out with us, Oh really, all autobiography and she spills the full beings on Justin Timberlake.
Oh really, he's been suffering greatly over on TikTok.
Speaker 4Well, do know, I didn't know about that.
Speaker 1I seem to I seem to celebrate people just and then after we record something terrible comes out about them, and that's when our episode comes out and might sound like.
Speaker 4Hey, I really like.
Speaker 1Coachers, And then immediately he's like, I like my friend who was on that show with me?
Speaker 4We all know what I'm vaguely talking about.
Speaker 2You basically said the name of the show without saying seventies.
Speaker 4You know you knew I was talking about the ranch.
Speaker 2Oh wait, who's on the ranch with him?
Speaker 4Sam elliott Man is the dad.
Speaker 1Yeah, it was very upset about some he's Oh god, he's a piece of work.
Speaker 4God rest, yes he is.
We all love the bar Fight movie.
Speaker 3And I don't know who else there's a brother, it's Ashton Kutcher and somebody else plays the brother.
Speaker 4Oh.
Speaker 2I tried to watch that show one time.
Speaker 4I was like, Charlie, it's a it's.
Speaker 3A Charlie Sheen esque person, I think, or it's someone funny that I'm gonna regret saying that about.
Speaker 4All right, Yeah, there's always that risk.
Speaker 3We're right now.
First of all, breaking a strike rule of talking about TV shows.
Speaker 4Oh, these are old shows.
Speaker 1I don't acknowledge current shows and news shows, and I never will.
Speaker 2You don't make the rules of sagatra.
No, No, it's actually I think, Danny Masterson.
Speaker 1That's what I was talking about.
That's why I was talking around this whole time.
You just said it was cool.
Whoa, I mean, that's what I It's so funny.
Speaker 2We just talked about an example of what we were.
Speaker 4An elaborate trap I've set.
Speaker 1Oh, oh that is just ready for packaging.
Speaker 2That was good podcasting hilarity.
Speaker 4Yes, okay.
Neither of us claimed to be experts.
Speaker 3Neither of us claim to be an honest freeway that we're driving down right now.
Speaker 4It is an honest freeway.
Speaker 2It is.
Speaker 3It's doing it's goddamn best every day.
It has two kids, it's divorced.
No sorry, anonymous, is what I meant to say.
But doesn't it look like a storm is literally about to bust out any second to our left.
Speaker 1Yes, and I do.
I look excited because I am.
Are you I love it?
Speaker 2Are you a bit of a storm chaser?
Chris?
Speaker 4I'm a wheel watcher first?
And then as soon as I saw that puzzle, I once got Edie Gourmet just off.
Speaker 2The e No, yeah, to ease.
Speaker 4Yeah, well that said Steve Lawrence and already.
Speaker 3Oh it did someone thought all of Steve Lawrence's name and none of Edie Gordon May's name, but the ease.
Speaker 1A lot of my stories are based in truth, but there's holes in them.
I think it was my dad that knew off one letter, Steve Lawrence and Edie Gourmet.
Speaker 4And then from then on, I was like, my dad's a genius.
Speaker 2From then on, you're like, that's my victory.
I will claim this as much.
Speaker 4Yeah, well it's easier than it's easy.
I do that a lot sure I did this.
Speaker 1Now it's a friend of mine.
But that's a waste of words, that said story.
Speaker 3I want to hear those details of who had actually happened to.
Speaker 1But I being back home, I have not gone back to Montana in the fall in the autumn before in the last fifteen years.
I always go back for Christmas and sometime in the summer.
And it was so to experience the shortest, most I think, most beautiful season.
The trees were red and orange, and it was just at the perfect time and for some reason, seventy five degrees just well.
I took a picture of my dad's porch where he had a perfect little pumpkin and strawbal set up.
His wife mel night stepmom did a beautiful job on the porch, and then the next day is like what the difference a day makes, and it was covered in snow.
It went from seventy five to thirty at least thirty two.
Jesus, Yeah, it's and I really do think as you get older.
Speaker 4In general, I think life just that passes.
Speaker 1Fewer things are a new experience, so it just breathes by.
But also the fact that it's every day seventy five here, it really is a thing.
And I've talked about this, but I experienced the feeling of the reminder of what those seasons were as far as serving as a passing of time Mark yep each like we used to complain about how long winter was all the time, like it was so boring, you have to go bowling again now, And I'm not complaining about the beautiful weather here, but I do like there to be a slight other than my birthday not being celebrated.
Speaker 4Oh yeah, a year has passed.
Speaker 1Oh yeah, you know it's well also the point.
Speaker 3I know I can't I can't wait for it, and I hope that it It is like the vibe alone today.
Had to wear socks and shoes.
I couldn't wear my flip flops.
It was two quote unquote cold, which is what seventy two in LA.
But yeah, but it is like for us cold and cloudy and a little dark and maybe dreary and threatening to rain, although.
Speaker 2Maybe it will or won't.
Speaker 3But in like, I was just talking to my friend Bradford who lives in Wisconsin, and he was talking about the exact same thing where it's like all of a sudden, it'll be like the trees are gorgeous and then all the leaves drop and die and then you're in winter, right, and like how that is this passage of time feeling so that you just are adjusting.
It helps you adjust better.
Yeah, than this thing of the La dream.
We're all in kind of a sleep paralysis in LA where we're just like is it March or November?
Speaker 4Right?
Speaker 2Not sure?
Speaker 4Yeah, even my body would change.
Speaker 1Everyone in the wintertime would put on like with the animals, that we are a layer of extra weight to stay warm in the winter like like that.
That doesn't I think I've de acclimated and I don't do it as much, but I think I do.
Speaker 4Actually, I got a sweet tooth right now that you what?
Speaker 2Do you love it?
Right now?
Speaker 1All the times we've talked about candy, I sort of and I hate to say this, but I just played along.
Speaker 2I know.
Speaker 1I don't want to seem elitist like I'm above.
I've never had one anyway.
Now now I really am because of the not drinking thing, I'm like I am.
Speaker 4I was eating cookies.
Speaker 2You got to get that sugar.
Speaker 4I like a standard chocolate chip.
Speaker 1Hell, yes, and you know I can't find my organic mangoes, so I might as well have a pine ice cream.
Speaker 2That's right.
Speaker 4Yeah, I've my dad and I had ice cream.
We had a lot of cookies.
Speaker 2Was your stepmom making those cookies?
Speaker 1She doesn't make cookies sometimes other times they're store bought either way, right.
Speaker 4In the metoc hole, and I don't love them a lot.
Speaker 1Yeah, Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 4I've been well.
Speaker 3Also, that's the thing you do with your family too, right, because it's like kind of a hey.
Speaker 2Do you want a cup of tea?
Hey?
Do you want a cookie?
Hey?
Like that's a very parental kind of like what are we doing?
Speaker 3I watch golf with my dad all day and then I'm like, we're gonna eat lunch?
Speaker 2Are you gonna get me lunch?
Or do I have to get my own lunch?
What are you doing?
Speaker 1And my dad can't say, like he used to, hey do you want to pint a vodka?
Speaker 4What could go wrong?
He still does offer, but it's okay.
I just remind him I'm not doing that at what could go.
Speaker 2Might as well?
Speaker 4The rest of the family seems to like it.
Speaker 2Hey, we're very well adjusted to this system.
Speaker 1Yeah, but yeah, it's it was a beautiful time to be there shooting that and have the weather look like that and not be frigid.
I went back during a perfect time and got out right when the cold snapped.
Speaker 2Smart.
Speaker 3I also would love it if any listeners that live in Montana or nearby and see Chris's commercials or PSAs they're PSAs right, Yes, they please show us pictures and tell us about it.
Speaker 1Yes, yeah, that thank you.
That is a good idea because I won't be seeing them no.
And I am proud of the sign I helped make with my friend Carl, who's a sign maker, because.
Speaker 4I did it illustration of myself.
Speaker 1On the ranch sign, and then they found the exact shirt and hat that I drew on my little cowboy caricature.
So it's just me next to the caricature doing the same thing, brilliant with my hand.
Speaker 4I think visually it will really work as a joke.
Speaker 3I think next time, production wise, we need to communicate with the wardrobe department first and let them dictate so they don't have to.
Speaker 1You're right, it was haphazard of me to get them free artwork.
Speaker 2How selfish?
Speaker 4I just out of vision.
Speaker 3I'm just saying it's not that easy to get a cowboy shirt in Montana.
Speaker 2That's all I'm saying.
Right, there's not like there are a bunch of choices.
Speaker 1They set one foot, not even the other foot, into a goodwill and they managed to find the exact denimon denim ensemble I required.
And it reminds me I could send the belt back.
That was someone's actual belt.
Speaker 2Oh, a personal belt.
Speaker 1Yes, very personal belt that I've taken across the country for no reason.
Speaker 4Excuse me.
Speaker 2Do you have COVID.
Speaker 4No, for sure, one of this.
Yes, I think at testing it was negative.
Speaker 1That's as far as I take my investigative where it can.
Speaker 2That's as far as anyone can ask you.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah, but I do believe during one of the videos, I was poorly fishing and I was in a cold, cold river.
Speaker 2And you caught a chill.
Speaker 1Yeah you always hear, Oh if you go out and it's cold, you're going to get sick.
Speaker 4And I think we've all decided that's.
Speaker 1An old tail from the Old Maids.
Speaker 2Yep, but.
Speaker 4It's actually happened.
Speaker 1I was very cold in a river for three hours, fumbling with a fake fish and hooking my hat.
Speaker 4Of course, Yes, all those.
Speaker 2Throwing your boot up into your hand to talk on the phone.
Speaker 4Yes, I did that.
Speaker 1I slipped a couple times in the water.
Actually hurt myself in real life when I put all my pressure on my little dainty wrist.
Speaker 3This is the thing casting directors, you need to know this about Chris Fairbanks case.
He will give one hundred and fifty percent every time.
Speaker 1I will hurt myself, I will get a bad tattoo.
I will do ever whatever you need to do.
Speaker 2The drive stick, even though he doesn't actually know how in Europe.
Speaker 1In Europe, I will grind gears in any part of this globe.
Speaker 2Don't even come at me.
Speaker 4I'll have you know that.
Speaker 1After shooting that commercial, the stunt driver who they didn't use much because he didn't look enough like me, I've already said this.
Speaker 4He said, I would hire you as a snunt driver.
That's how good you were doing.
Speaker 2No, yes, congratulations.
Speaker 3I don't think you have ever given that additional detail.
Speaker 4No, it's because I hate bragging.
Speaker 1Braggerts and people with confidence are offensive.
Speaker 2But that's a fact.
Though.
Speaker 3Yes, I think a brag is like I was amazing at that thing.
But the fact of a person saying that to you is a fact that you can share.
Speaker 1Well, they just kind of they never asked for my license, and they're like, Okay, when you pass the fence post with a piece of orange tape on it, don't look at it.
But when you see it peripherally, slam on the brakes about now because it's kind of wet out and you don't want to hit The director and the cameraman were in the road and I just stopped right in front of them, and I had to do that twenty times exactly the same with only a certain amount of space, and I had to reach a certain miles mileage per hour.
Speaker 2This is why we have to support the SAG after strike.
Speaker 3These are the kinds of exploitations on set, ridiculous non union, insane European demands on your average actor.
Speaker 1Yeah, I am not Tom Cruise.
I do not wish to do my own stunts, no, but there I kind of wanted to impress all the you're very older, older men that were still doing union like jobs like driving.
Everyone that worked on that commercial was in their eighties.
They do not retire currently in England.
I had the best interactions with the sweetest old guys that were tough on the outside.
Speaker 4You would have loved these guys.
Yeah, and then there are sweethearts.
And I cried with one.
Speaker 2Oh about wait on during the shoot.
Speaker 1Yeah, he was saying he was gone trip with his son.
I asked some more questions.
Turns out his wife had just passed, and it was very He was such a sweet man.
If he's still around, I think of him often.
But if not, if he's not around anymore, I've totally forgotten.
Speaker 4Yeah, you know what I meant.
Speaker 2That's how you are.
Speaker 3Yeah, you have to be here to get Chris's thoughts and prayers.
Speaker 4I do not waste my feelings on your lingering spirit.
Speaker 2Are you dead?
Get out of here?
Sorry.
Speaker 3It's fun to drive after not leaving my house for so long, so I'm finding it really exciting.
Speaker 4Yeah, yeah, it's you.
Speaker 1I mean you have me gripping onto the oh shit bar here.
You're driving very furiously.
Speaker 5Yeah.
Speaker 4I have to go very fast.
His car is very fast.
Speaker 1Have to but you're obeying all the laws and we are five hundred feet behind those amber lights, which I've memorized from me.
You have to be five hundred feet behind amber lights?
Speaker 2Is that true?
Speaker 4Like these guys I memorized.
Speaker 1I really was worried about not passing the written portion of my driver's test, and and you know I still drive with a wilful and wanton regard for other persons and property.
Speaker 4True, that's how.
Speaker 2It's worded, wilful and wanton regard.
Speaker 4Wilful and wanton.
Speaker 3I always thought wanton naturally was a negative.
Like usually it's wilful and wanton disregard.
Oh maybe you're right, well, but no, I like the idea that they're like, no, no, what we're asking for you is go buck wild with your regard.
Speaker 4I think you're right.
The law was if you're.
Speaker 1Driving in a wilful and wanton disregard for other people in property, that I think it is negative.
Oh like this guy, yep, like this teenager.
Oh didn't even look in the side view?
Speaker 2No, yeah, why why?
Speaker 4You better be?
You better work to the hospital.
Speaker 1You better work, girl, do your thing and make love to the camera.
Speaker 3You better merge, you better merge.
Speaker 4I'm not gonna let that goat.
Speaker 3I made coffee so badly, I almost want to get it before we pick up.
Speaker 1When you need When you need coffee, do you start coughing coffee?
Speaker 4I could use some too.
Speaker 1I don't know.
That I brought any of the cards.
However, Oh that's okay.
Speaker 3There's something in here and we may have used it up already, but I just.
Speaker 4Open it and it's unrelated.
Speaker 2It's just a parrot.
Speaker 4There's something in here.
I used it.
Speaker 2Hello, I figure from caffeine and you crack.
Speaker 3I work twenty five dollars.
What else happened in Montana?
I like, I like this fall quick fall Montana trip for you?
Speaker 1It was, it was, it was wonderful.
I just uh hung out with my dad.
I did get a cold, so I did rest for a couple of days, but a river cold.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 1But right before my flight, I'm like, okay, I feel great again, let's hang out dad.
And so I really smothered him in the last hours.
Speaker 2Nice good, he deserves it.
Speaker 1My friend got a new house, and I looked at his beautiful house and his new beautiful baby.
Speaker 2Oh did you bring him a present?
Speaker 4I should have?
Speaker 1Yeah, well, I brought his son, Jack's a little drum set.
Oh for kids.
I gave it to him for Christmas.
He was overwhelmed with gifts.
They saved it for his birthday and then saved it in a bag so I could get credit for it on it.
Speaker 2So you did it a full year ago.
Uh, yes, Chris.
Speaker 3All I'm saying is bring people a cinnamon broom when they move into a new house.
Speaker 4You're right.
Speaker 1I should have brought something like a little tiny scarecrow or something, or a knife with a penny, or a black cat with an arching back silhouetted in front of.
Speaker 3The moon, or a twenty foot skeleton.
I always say twenty foot they're only twelve, but he could a gigantic skeleton.
Speaker 1Yeah, front yard, I should I should have brought something.
Speaker 4But Jax's way into the drumas now, well.
Speaker 3I have to say I actually fully accept your your pass of I gave the baby.
Speaker 2A gift from last year.
Speaker 3I think that counts, right, because all you're doing is is basically bring in some good vibes with a stranger coming through the door of a baby in the house.
Speaker 4Right, So you nailed it, and I am buddy Chris, And he really likes me.
Speaker 1Oh it's important, important to get the approval of brand new people.
Speaker 2Yes for sure.
And did he like those drums?
Speaker 4Yeah, it's into the drums.
Yeah, that's what he wants to be a drummer?
Speaker 2Oh already?
Or because of the drums.
Speaker 1I'm gonna feel bad when he's on tour, you know, doing them with the drugs.
Speaker 4But hey, no, that'll never happen.
Speaker 1No, because I can tell he was playing with his legos and wanted made it play with his legos.
And there was a little spider on his shirt, which freaked me out because it wasn't that little and I don't know what kind of a spider it was, but it was brown and it looked fast and I was like, flicked it off, and I was like, there's a little spider on your shirt.
Speaker 4And then he was like, can we let it loose in the grass?
Speaker 1So yeah, I put it on a lego piece and he flung it in the grass.
Speaker 4It was really sweet.
Speaker 2So he is a kind hearted toddler.
Speaker 4I'm so sorry to cough like that.
Speaker 2That's right.
Yes, we're gonna mute out your mic.
Speaker 1It'll be like it never happened, right, it was, so what was are you even talking about?
Speaker 2Nothing?
Speaker 1I'm sorry I left that momentary block of silence there.
Speaker 2Well I was talking, so.
Speaker 4But yeah, it is.
Speaker 1I think it's very telling when you know, even little people don't want to squish a spider.
Speaker 3Yes, and especially because there are some children that you would have said, there's a spider on my shirt and then they would have been like, oh, here's my chance to freak the fuck out.
Speaker 2Oh have everybody kind of gather around.
Speaker 4Yeah, oh, welcome to my show.
Speaker 2I have feelings.
I'm a baby.
Speaker 4I there was this little kid.
Speaker 1There's a Brendan Burns as a comic from the UK, and he was he I met with him in Venice because he said his son was into skateboarding, and so I went with him to the to the Venice skatepark and tried to show him some Allie's and stuff, and there was a kid just losing his mind crying, and Brendan's on in his little English accent, was like, oh that's original.
Speaker 4To another kid his age that was throwing a fit, it was just the perfect dry ah, that dry British wit that.
Speaker 2Is hilarious and awesome.
Speaker 3And also it's like, yeah, because how irritating, Like that's a kid that hasn't been rewarded for being like emotional or right.
Speaker 1And it's of course any adult will be an armchair parent and comment on it.
Speaker 4But when it's another little.
Speaker 1Kid, that's funny, Oh that's original, I'm real good at accent.
Speaker 4I just turned him Australia.
Maybe he was Australia.
Speaker 2He could have been sometimes.
Speaker 1Brendan's from I don't know.
He's one of these comics that jet sets around.
Speaker 2Yeah, how could you know where he's from?
Right?
Speaker 1Well, I'm not a linguist.
I can't always tell, but.
Speaker 2You could always ask.
Speaker 4I could, but I don't want to do that either.
Speaker 1Hey, I need to know right off the bat before this goes any further.
Speaker 4Are you from Australia or New Zealand.
Either way, they're going to.
Speaker 2Be a petted so just just drop it.
Speaker 4Let them be a person.
Oh I could use a dog or some chili.
Speaker 3I mean, there's something also about this weather, like you were you were just saying this and I swaw, I was listening, But it is that kind of like Ooh I need chili, I need a grilled cheese sandwich.
Speaker 4I need soup like we need comfort via food.
Speaker 3Yes, in a weird like because there's clouds, right, I think, Okay, I.
Speaker 4Think there is.
Speaker 1I mean, I'm no meteorologist, you know, I gave up that game years ago.
Speaker 4Smart, but I think we're gonna see some weather.
Speaker 2Karen today oh yeah, or in general this clouds.
Speaker 1This is not a you know, postal inversion.
This is not a what do they call that?
Speaker 4Is it offshore flow?
Speaker 2Douch or flow?
Speaker 3Could be that.
It could be an atmospheric river.
They do a lot of that in northern California.
Speaker 4Yes, it is.
Speaker 1There's a churning and there's a site.
Some of these clouds there's like a side of diagonal.
Speaker 2You know that is.
Speaker 1Because he's on a skateboard.
Yes, no, I think, and no offense to him.
Speaker 4I think he has that for transportation and not for showmanship.
Speaker 1I can tell by the way he standing in the type of shoes he has a judgmental.
Speaker 4Those are joggers.
Speaker 3I really wanted you to be like, that's Eddie Fitzroy junior.
Speaker 1It was Eddie Fitzroy.
I would know right away just by a silhouette of how he.
Speaker 2Stands, because you have a little stickers.
Speaker 1There has been trivia skateboard trivia nights where I called useless wooden knowledge.
Speaker 4Follow them on Instagram, but.
Speaker 1They will have like a silhouetted who is this skateboarder?
Speaker 4And I will know, Wow, yeah.
Speaker 2And that is that because you read all the magazines.
Speaker 4I totally think that's why.
Yeah, it was.
Speaker 2You just were really paying attention.
Speaker 1I really was, and I still am now because our phones are Hey remember when you like this and possibly still do.
Speaker 3Yeah, so little nostalgia, a little hey child, Chris, I know you will probably buy something more like Okay, sorry, really quick.
Speaker 2We're driving toward a hillside and it.
Speaker 4Looks like Hawaii.
Speaker 2Gorilla's in the midst It's crazy.
Speaker 4Yeah, yeah, it really does.
Speaker 2We don't get a lot of this kind of demonstrable weather.
Speaker 1Especially that this mountain that we're looking at is unlike all the other mountains around Los Angeles.
It is that is rugged.
Yeah, serious, it means business.
It's got a substantial vertical drop, yes, in relation to its altitude.
Speaker 4Agree, which is what vertical drop means.
Again, I'm no meteorologist.
Speaker 3Now, was there a time where you thought that could be something I could do?
Speaker 4I know that.
That's how David Letterman got started.
Speaker 3Picture is Yeah, but you'd have to have a big two size gap in your teeth.
Speaker 1Yeah, and we know I got rid of that with some speech therapy in a cage installed to the roof of my mouth that would poke my tongue and say no no more tongue thrusting, gappy.
Speaker 4Really, yes, I had.
Oh, I'll show you pictures.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 4I could floss with a climber's rope.
Speaker 2I had a huge one.
I could stick a quarter between my two front teeth.
Speaker 4Well that sounds dangerous.
Speaker 3Yeah, and I or cheese it more less dangerous, Yeah, show it.
Speaker 2Cheese it up there.
Speaker 3But then I got it covered when I was a senior in high school, and I was so excited because it bugged me so much, and I thought it was so bad and so ugly, and I had it covered up and I came back to school like hi, everybody, and not one person noticed.
Speaker 4Yeah, me too, No one noticed.
Speaker 2They didn't give a shit about it.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 1I think that mainly the speech therapy was because I talked with a lazy mouth, I believe.
Okay, they called it back then.
They weren't afraid to hurt your feelings.
Speaker 3No, No, they set out to hurt your feelings so you'd stop talking with the list.
Speaker 1Yeah, because as I talked with that lisp, people that sprayed and I spit.
I would get excited.
I had spit in the corners of my mouth.
I was a very liquid communicator and I think that had a lot to do with it, just showing a kid to just no matter what weird things like sucking on a button at the end of a string choking hazard by the way, well you.
Speaker 2Gotta hold that string.
Speaker 1I thought it was they really told me this, If you put this button behind your lips and pull on it, it will strengthen your lips and push your teeth back, and which is of course not.
I think it was just so I was paying attention to what my mouth was doing.
Speaker 2So you stop being such a fucking lazy mouth.
Speaker 1And start thrusting that tongue to the roof of my mouth to make s's instead of s's, like used to make forward instead of yes, got you like?
Uh, you know, like Sarah Paulson makes senses.
Speaker 2But she's part of her charm.
She's yes, she's won many Emmy Awards.
Speaker 1Yes, she's a great actress, really great with uh charming.
I think I kind of wish I still had it.
I wish I had my letterman gap in my this my old letterman jacket.
Speaker 3This is your new Oh my, thank god, you can start ANEW as a stand up comic who's from high school.
Speaker 2Yes, and uh yeah, I don't know, lisps.
Whatever you want, I don't know.
Speaker 1No, I do want.
I'll start anew.
It doesn't even matter what the plan is.
I am in high school.
Speaker 2If it's high school, you're there.
Speaker 4Look at this nice, beautiful neighborhood.
Yeah, that's it's gorgeous.
Speaker 2There are some lovely homes.
Speaker 1And I do like when there's little pockets of decoration.
So far, not that I've seen, but back there.
You your neighbor puts up a skeleton.
Speaker 2You put up a skeleton, right Those guys are doing it that.
Speaker 1They're putting up fake webs right now.
I don't like when people get the fake spider webs and they leave them as cottony clumps.
You gotta stretch that shit, cottony clumps.
Speaker 2Get the hell out of here.
Speaker 4What are you making a bunch of cocoons?
Speaker 5Oh?
Speaker 2Look there he is outside for us.
Wow, that's class.
Speaker 4Look it he looks great.
Look at that guy like it?
Speaker 3Yes, that's right, and turn our car.
Speaker 1Using clubs and colleges across this country, screw ships.
Speaker 3Put your ears together for Jordan Morit yay and his super chunk shirt.
Speaker 6Yeah, when I when I wear this super chunk shirt It's so fun to watch people's eyes bug out because they're like, this guy's into super Chunk.
This, What are the odd joey forty year old white guy with a beard isn't a super Chu.
Speaker 5Enigma?
Speaker 4Is this because he doesn't have reading glasses?
Speaker 5Even?
Yeah?
Speaker 4It's uh?
Is was that purchased?
Speaker 2Uh?
Speaker 4When we went to Super Chunk together?
Speaker 6Yeah, I feel like we've seen them together a couple of times.
I don't think you know, I think I went to this show.
I remember you weren't there because I went to this show by myself, which is one of the rare like solo.
Speaker 5Concerts I've been to.
Speaker 6I was gonna go with someone who had a family emergency, and I was like, well should I bail?
Speaker 5And I'm like, you know what, I'm just gonna go.
And I had a lovely time.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 5I don't go to see music by myself a lot, but this was like this kind of like proved to me that I could do it.
Yeah, anyway, And then I saw Chris there.
Speaker 1Yeah, and I did not have an excuse because I like going alone.
Speaker 4Jordan had anything to do with you.
Speaker 5Right, it's a it's a meditative thing for you.
Speaker 4Yeah, I didn't know the whole time.
Speaker 1I'm like, there's a guy standing next to me with his arms crossed, lightly tapping his foot, not expanding to it.
Speaker 4And then at the end of the show I looked over.
It's my friend Jordan.
Speaker 2Amazing.
Speaker 4Yeah, we were touching elbows the whole time, lovely.
Speaker 3I bought tickets to a Super Chunk concert that got canceled due to COVID.
Speaker 2Yes, was it that one?
Speaker 1And then she the drummer did have COVID so they we saw an acoustic set.
Speaker 4Oh is that right?
Speaker 5Yeah?
Speaker 6I mean I think this show that I went to where I got the shirt, it was the makeup show for that show, Karen.
Speaker 3I was supposed to go to that, but I never made the effort to get the makeup tickets.
Speaker 6Yeah, it's such like, Yeah, going to see a concert is such a like weird pain in the ass when you're older and have other things to do.
Speaker 5I imagine rescheduling one is like too much.
Speaker 3I mean I barely could buy tickets, much less show up.
Speaker 5Yeah.
Speaker 6I remember that show we saw where the drummer got COVID and they went acoustic.
Was kind of had a quad hacky sack vibe to it.
Yeah, which is a good thing or a bad thing?
Speaker 1Yeah, because super Chunk is a rock band.
Sure, I mean fire volume, the.
Speaker 3Every instrument is important, but I would say those drums crucial.
Speaker 4Yeah, sure they really are.
Speaker 2Hate to be that.
Speaker 1Way about it, no, no one, That's why everyone writes a song with a metro or no, you gotta have that tic tak.
Speaker 5Karen, Could you see a live band by yourself?
Speaker 2I don't think you know, I think I was.
Speaker 3I'm the kind of person that would say I would and get very haughty about it, and I would never actually do it because I get a that's a weird thing I have where of like doing things alone, where I want to be like above it all, but I have so much weird.
The internal monologue is so goddamn loud.
Sure, yeah, that there's a real like I would be standing there feeling fine and one variable and I would have to run away in tears or some shit like that.
Speaker 4Yeah that show.
Speaker 1I went alone and hid behind the sound booth to see a band called Roar.
Speaker 4Have you ever heard of them?
Jordan?
Speaker 1No, huh, I hadn't either, and I will admittedly I heard them on a TikTok video and I really like that song.
I listen to another song.
I really they liked that song too.
Speaker 6It's great soundtrack music for when someone's pointing to ADHD symptoms.
Yes, yes, I love to watch someone point in ADHD symptoms while they play.
Speaker 2Yeah, it seems I would never point out it was.
Speaker 1It's so melodic for reactions to motorcycle wrecks.
Speaker 4But sure I.
Speaker 1When I went there, I realized they probably hadn't played together in a while, and and they got on this They went on this tour because of the TikTok sudden attention.
And then I was almost embarrassed to be there when those two songs came on and everyone's phones came up, And then I realized I was surrounded by.
Speaker 4You know, influencer types rights.
Speaker 5All there to do their own version of the dance.
Speaker 6Yes, well immediately turned their cameras to face them and did right.
Speaker 1And I was the only guy with my arms crossed, wearing black and with trifocals.
Speaker 6That's how you see a show.
You wear black, you cross your arms, you slightly sway.
Speaker 5Don't people know anything.
Speaker 3Here's how I could do it if I stood in bet in the back of the room, arms crossed wearing all black, pretending that I was an.
Speaker 2A and R executive.
Speaker 3Right, then you're like, oh, no, I'm here differently, sure, and.
Speaker 2It explains my age.
Speaker 5That's so.
Speaker 4That's so funny.
Speaker 2It all works.
Speaker 1And I actually do think that when I'm at a show, I'm like, well I'm a little older, they'll think I work in the business.
Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, like periodically not insane.
This could go for quadrants and people.
Speaker 4Yeah, capital records.
Speaker 5Yeah, what you choose from?
Speaker 2What does four quadrant mean?
Speaker 4I don't know.
Speaker 5It just sounded like a thing, one of those you didn't make it up.
I did make it up.
Speaker 4I guess.
Speaker 6I think of it as like when like, oh, a movie is four court.
It's like Barbie, everybody sees it.
So I maybe imagine that there's a similar.
Speaker 3It hits all quadr right, Yes, there's four quadrants of life, and if you can hit all four with your content, yeah you're set.
Speaker 5That's the goal.
I just got to go for quadrant with it.
Speaker 3Off hand, Jordan, do you know of a drive through Starbucks that's nearby.
Speaker 6You are on a street?
Yeah, it has a drive through Starbucks.
Yes, a line might be a little long, but you know, never care.
Yeah, it's more time to spend with two of my favorites.
Speaker 1You know a lot of the conversation peaks while in the coffee line.
Speaker 2Yeah, because we start really digging for it.
Speaker 4Yeah right, and if.
Speaker 6You yeah, if you wait for Machiata long enough, Oh yeah, we got some We got some weirdos outside the plant part.
Speaker 4And that's Karen gave him a good thumbs down.
Speaker 2Oh, they won't forget that thumb down anytime I'm.
Speaker 5Looking in the mirror.
Speaker 2They're packing up.
Speaker 4They gave up.
They just tore apart up Bible.
They must be members of the power.
Speaker 6To you, you mean you want to get in your right lane and it'll be coming up pretty soon.
Speaker 2It's a pretty nice Starbucks right there.
Speaker 6I see the old green lady peeking above the Dell Taco right there.
Speaker 2Oh there she is.
Speaker 1Yeah, you know that logo that means I give up with my horse of hands.
Speaker 5No, I don't know the bathroom code.
Speaker 4She's saying, you.
Speaker 2Have to buy something first.
She's demanding my bottle of water.
Speaker 5I don't know.
Speaker 1I am royalty.
Does it look like I know where the restroom is?
Speaker 2I'm a double mermaid.
Go to hell.
Speaker 1It is a logo that has nothing to do.
We've just given it a pass.
What is up with a Starbucks logo?
What does it mean?
Speaker 4Sure?
Speaker 6Yeah, I bet, I bet if you searched he around on TikTok long enough, you'd find some explanation as to how it was an Illuminati symbol R yeah, or.
Speaker 2Some sort of you know, what's what's his name?
Speaker 5Is it?
Speaker 3Don Fisher, the CEO of Starbucks who also tried to run for president.
Speaker 5That's right?
Speaker 6Yeah, yeah, yeah, I do remember his dumb presidential run, but so.
Speaker 3Bad this ship that he was saying, where I'm like, oh, you actually do believe you're normal persons.
Speaker 1I did ash comedy show in Boise He and I noticed from stage that in the audience was Doug Marsh of Built to Spill, which is one of my all time favorite bands, and I kind of got I nerded out a little bit.
Speaker 2Okay, order indeed, I don't want to miss any of those.
Jordan, you can get anything up to eight.
Speaker 6Dollars hell yeah, okay, let's do it small unsweetened herbal iced.
Speaker 4Tea, A passion for it.
Speaker 5The people don't don't know.
Speaker 4They'll get it.
Speaker 2Can we get a tall unsweetened passion fruit iced tea.
Speaker 1I would like a grande I am hot coffee and Grande drip with almond milk.
Speaker 3And a Grande drip with almond milk on lease?
Can we also get a decaf iced latte?
Speaker 2What do you want?
Speaker 3A grande with what you say?
With oat milk, and then the last one will be a double tall one pump mocha hot.
Speaker 2Thank you.
Speaker 5See if we can get them to read the Hello Fresh.
Speaker 4Ad, that's great.
Speaker 2Just give a first person thing of what you like about it.
Speaker 6Yeah, make it sound supernatural like you were just going to talk about Hello Fresh anyway.
Speaker 4Oh, make it sound supernatural like your ghost.
Speaker 5We just can't find time to come.
Speaker 4Convenience is indiscrible.
Speaker 5I was in the war.
I can do some alts of that remark.
Speaker 6If you're the sponsors, actually Hello Fresh for this episode, so I can do a Casper one.
Speaker 3Is Casper still in the game in the podcast advertising game?
Speaker 5Karen?
I haven't read a Casper adam forever?
Speaker 2I mean, what is it twenty eleven?
Speaker 1Yeah, right, Karen, Wait podcast used to be sponsored by the Friendly Ghost.
Sometimes when I think of it, I knew that you wouldn't like that it was because of the timing of it.
Speaker 4I looked what I liked.
Speaker 5I was proud of what I liked.
Speaker 4This is how Karen didn't like it, right, Oh she didn't.
Speaker 1She's like, okay, I and she's back now, so let's not say she anymore.
I Oh, I know now they make mattresses.
Speaker 2That's right, Okay, that's right.
Speaker 4Gotcha, Chris, you were saying you.
Speaker 2Did a say and Built the Spill was to your comedy show.
Speaker 1Yes, a friend of our podcast, Steph and Boise is friends with him, and she's told me she's friends with him, but she invited him and him and his girlfriend watched the show and enjoyed it, and then I was given a VIP passed to the show here and they are so good.
Jordan, You've got to listen to the new touring Built a Spill.
It's just a three person outfit, this amazing drummer.
She's uh, it's two women, the bass player and the drummer.
So it's just like a stripped down version of Built a Spill.
And they play faster because these women are really like aggressive rock musicians, and so he's doing like a fast It almost sounds like Old Tree people or yeah.
Speaker 6Like there I mean, and things that are a little punkier, but yeah built the spill when they're a little part yes, so youtony.
Speaker 1So his voice sounds the same, and it is more like a version of like super Chunk or slightly faster, more post punky.
I don't know a lot of the words when I talk about music, I just say the same.
Those are all the right words, alternative they some are alternatively.
Speaker 5By listening to pitchfork dot com, so fun.
Speaker 1I got to meet him afterwards, and he's super nice, and then I get to go, uh, why are you yelling because I'm wading up to the exciting part.
He said, you want to show it November.
I'll let me get your give.
Speaker 4You my phone number.
Speaker 1No, yeah, I got phone number, my phone text him right now.
Speaker 4Yeah, and he wouldn't even be annoyed.
Speaker 2Thank you.
Speaker 4So I know I've been bragging a lot this episode, but that one, and I've been very excited.
Speaker 2That's a good brag though.
Speaker 1Yeah, I mean that is the soundtrack to my first few years of college.
Speaker 4I mean I never stopped liking that band.
Speaker 3So they're band's band dudes, band dudes bands right, Ye, there's the there's the band everybody loves.
Speaker 1Yeah, they they and I really wow my pants for the listener at home.
Speaker 5The Karen's little copy sleeve fell dad and she said, my pants.
Speaker 2It's just magical.
Speaker 5On the cup underneath the sleeve, they should write.
Speaker 2My pants, my pants.
Speaker 3So what's the last concert, Jordan, besides this last one with Chris that you've been to.
Speaker 5Oh, I've got to one that I liked and one that I was a little bummed out by.
Oh yeah, the one that I loved X.
Guess who still got it?
Speaker 4Oh?
Speaker 6Wow, ex I saw himt Pappy and Harriet's where we saw Super Chunk, which, oh.
Speaker 5Yeah, out in uh you know, the high Desert.
Speaker 6It's under the stars.
Beautiful place to see a show.
Yeah, I feel like I love X, but like if I see a band, I like kind of like I will go see that Pappy and Harriots because it's like the greatest.
Speaker 1I like going there just just for a wide rimmed hat with some embroidery on it.
Speaker 3Yeah sure, yeah, So it's like kind of people going to do a full experience, not just see a band.
Speaker 5Yeah.
I think you could do a little uh, you could like thrift for some wolf shirts.
Speaker 4While you're there.
Speaker 5Yeah, you can go to a used bookstore and get some atlases.
Yeah, these are all fun high desert experience.
Speaker 1Yeah, they have a they have a Thomas Guide specific used bookstore, right cause you want to get an old Thomas Guide.
Speaker 4No.
Speaker 5No.
Speaker 6And then the one, uh, the one that that was underwhelming.
Uh, guys, I saw all this Costello and didn't love it.
Speaker 2Was he doing some sort of a different thing.
Speaker 5No, well kind of he was doing.
He seems to be bored of all of his songs, sure, and now wants.
Speaker 6To jam and riff on all of them and just make it impossible for you to like sing along or know what song it is until the very end when you kind of recognize some of the lyrics.
He's he's jamming, he's riff and he's throwing in new lyrics.
Speaker 4Yeah, I just you know, it's not what I want.
Speaker 1And now I went to see Elvis Costello with you, and I believe I was in Walker because i'd just done my hip surgery.
Speaker 4I was, Yeah, I was getting out there too early.
Speaker 6That was a very I have a poster from that that I look at fondly and remember that lovely night.
Speaker 4Yeah, we did have a good night.
Speaker 1I remember going in the little uh, the little access elevator that.
Speaker 4Took us own the That was the best part.
Speaker 1It took like ten minutes and it was like a scene from Austin Powers.
It just took us like four feet and we laughed the whole time, just so I didn't have to go up a SETI stairs.
Speaker 4But that those songs were piano accompaniment.
Speaker 1The guy playing was doing the bird backrack stuff.
Speaker 6Yeah, it was a little more chamber music eye and I like that stuff.
Speaker 4I like the soundtrack to Nodding Hill.
Speaker 5Play something from Notting.
Speaker 6Hillee to the Notting Hill Ship.
Speaker 1But most of it was yeah, his old Daities radio radio type.
Speaker 3Sure, I have a lot of trauma from my old roommates who were theater musical theater gals who used to love to sing along with Elvis Costello in full musical theater voice boy, And when I tell you, it drove me insane.
And then when later on I think you guys were talking about like the chamber music thing, was the was it that Juliette Letters or.
Speaker 5Sure, yes, I think it is called the Juliet.
Speaker 3Letters Write or something like that, where it it was so up their alley where they're like, it's the guy we love doing stuff we like like or I was like, I am absolutely gonna leave this house and never come back because it was so irritating and not fun.
Speaker 5Yeah, what if this was boring in noodle Lee and had nothing you could sing along to?
Speaker 3What if Elvis Costello it seemed like he had something to prove about violins.
Speaker 2Gives a shit.
You're good at it already, You're already good.
Speaker 3It's like when stand up comics are like, I'm a really serious actor, and.
Speaker 2It's like, no, you're fucking not at all.
You're not.
You're really good at the harder thing.
Speaker 5H you dumb ass?
Speaker 2Right right, I'm yelling at Elvis, still right.
Speaker 6Somebody tell you don't like cellos enough, so I wanted to prove them wrong by creating a boring all.
Speaker 3You're right, I've never given chamber music a chance, God damn it.
Speaker 6Yeah sure and and yes and that also uh that also lines up with the like.
Speaker 5A comedian who wants to explain a political thing to you now in an unfunny way.
Speaker 4YoY ye yes very much.
Speaker 6As of late, what is the last live music y'all saw.
Speaker 1I'm worried that it was that show where I pretended to be an influencer.
Speaker 4Oh yeah, because.
Speaker 1Prior to that, it was the with you and Brandy going to see Less than Jake, which I missed because I had fun.
Speaker 2Oh well you mentioning Brandy.
Speaker 3I with Brandy, Brian Cook, Kevin seseshow we went to see the Old ninety sevens.
Speaker 2I think that was my last one was that it.
Speaker 3Was good because it was at that club that's on Hollywood Boulevard that that I'd never heard of before, and it's this like it's a two room I think it's two showrooms, and.
Speaker 2It was really perfectly sized.
Speaker 3I think it was like five hundred people or eight hundred people, So it was like this really rock and small show cool compared to I've seen them a way bigger places or whatever.
But it's just like, I just love that band, right, They're so goddamn good.
Talk about guys who understand that you want them to play the songs.
Speaker 2You like shit the end.
They're just great at it.
Speaker 4Yeah, and that is it.
Speaker 6I feel like that has maybe something that that performers notice when you walk into somewhere, you're like, this room is the perfect size.
Yeah, Like I feel like I think that too, And I always get a little jenny when it feels like someone's playing a place that's too big or too small or.
Speaker 3Like sit down like I saw Patty Griffin play at the will Turn Okay, which I know is like a great place and like lots of people like it, but I was.
I had also seen her once at the House of Blues, like in the early two thousands, and it was like way cooler when everyone was standing up.
Speaker 2Like at a show.
Speaker 3Yeah, sitting down energy is not great for some kinds of music.
Speaker 5Yeah, it really.
Speaker 6Yeah, it can really torpedo something that demands standing.
Speaker 2It's like, we're not a church.
Speaker 5How am I supposed to cross my arms and tap my foot?
Speaker 3Come on, I want to talk quietly to someone and sing along.
I wonder, though, here's a theory that I just thought of when you were saying the thing about him noodling and doing versions.
Do you think that Elvis Costello hates this new trend of full audience singalongs because it is something that's really happening these days that I don't think that the majority of musicians love.
Speaker 1Right or like people clapping along.
I love when I see on a video some Oh please don't do that.
Speaker 4You all think you have rid them, but yeah.
Speaker 2You can't handle it.
Speaker 4That's throwing me off.
Speaker 3But the singing is like the audience is just doing takeover kind of drunk karaoke.
Speaker 2Singing, sure, which must drive some people batty.
Speaker 1It's funny because I was fully belting out, built to spill.
Speaker 4I'm was like singing it, but I was far away.
Speaker 1I knew they couldn't hear me, but I wanted the people sitting around me to hear me.
Speaker 2They're the ones that matter the most.
Speaker 1I just want them to be comforted that if something happened during the show, I could cover.
Speaker 2Yeah.
No, one's stressed out.
Speaker 1No, Yeah, I want to bring them when.
Speaker 6You go to the show when they're in LA.
Are you going to like go backstage and try and I smooze, yeah I did.
Oh you've done this already, yes, Oh my god.
Speaker 1And he was so cool and nice and appreciative that I recognized that, oh that you did a Halo Benders song.
You know, I made sure to say it, but I was such a nervous dork.
I blurted, I'm like, I don't even know what I'm saying I really became fifteen years old again, I was saying stupid things.
Speaker 5Is your mom let you have pineapples?
Speaker 4Yeah?
Speaker 5Yes?
Speaker 4Why do I always ask about fruit?
Speaker 1Your mom not let you have pine Some people think pineapples are an invitation for a threesome.
Speaker 4Swingers.
Actually specifically, I was.
Speaker 6Having dinner one night at the home of a married couple.
They were like cooking dinner, and I was like, I should bring a bottle of wine to this, so but you know, I was super late.
Speaker 5So I just pulled into seven.
Speaker 4Eleven and got Karen, do you hope this goes to a threesome?
Speaker 2My fingers?
Speaker 6And oh girls, now I feel pressure better lie and I, you know, grabbed the ten dollars bottle of wine, got to the car and noticed that the the brand that I got was Mona.
Speaker 5And then we actually had a threesome.
Asked it was great, not weird.
Everyone knew exactly what to do.
Speaker 2I love though that it wasn't.
Speaker 3I was to know it was going to be a label with like a little pineapple at the top, or it's just monogenous.
Speaker 5Let me bang your wife?
You watch wine?
What the.
Speaker 4That's great?
Speaker 5Francis that older yeah, dude's a nasty cock.
Speaker 3What these days, Jordan, is the thing that you're enjoying to do when you're looking for a distraction.
Speaker 6Oh, let's see distractions.
Speaker 5Yes, I love them.
Speaker 6You know what I've I've been enjoying lately a classic errand really post office we're.
Speaker 5Talking dry cleaners.
Ye, bank, I've been really enjoying.
I did even the bank today and I'm like, this is great.
I'm getting it done today.
Yeah.
Yeah, And it's there's these kind of things that.
Speaker 6You you know, these are these things you could be doing online, Like most of this stuff I should have replaced with its online version at this point.
Speaker 2Yeah, but I don't know.
Speaker 5I still like mail my bills and I'll like go into the post office.
Oh really Yeah, I don't know.
There's something soothing about it.
Speaker 3Also, ship goes down to the post office, like there's usually a an anecdote will come from having gone to the post office.
Speaker 5Yeah, my post office dude sings sometimes, will just like be singing behind the glass.
Speaker 4It's a nice nice Yeah.
Speaker 1There's something about running an error where it's like immediate because the things we all work on it it's like, well, I'm gonna put all my passion into this thing and hopefully there's a payoff in a few years, whereas being at home and helping my dad rake leaves was like such a therapeutic, like it was an errand and look at the progress.
Speaker 6And now I'm gonna quibble, Chris, that's a chore, that is and I also enjoy a good chore.
Speaker 5Let's let's let's fine.
Let's agree on the difference between a chore and an air.
Speaker 2Let's hold some boundaries.
Speaker 1I can't believe my uh my, oh, I forgot what the word is when your parents give you money because I.
Speaker 4Never got it.
Speaker 1Allowance, allowance.
My allowance hasn't gone up for helping my dad.
Oh god, I want to dive into traffic right now.
Speaker 4I'm with you and I'm present.
Speaker 3Do you feel Jordan, Can you think of something like that's a fun thing that happened because you went out and did an errand as opposed to you know, bill paying it or whatever that you can think of that's a recent one, an enjoyable moment.
Speaker 4Yeah, please, yes, I did.
Speaker 5Everyone knew what to do.
Speaker 6And on the topic of something weird happening at the post office, I uh, this is not an excuse for the for a plug.
The thing I was dealing with you can't get anymore.
But I had done this.
I had done this story in an issue of Archie, and I was like mailing out some like issues to people.
Speaker 5So I would like, you know, uh.
Speaker 2So because you authored a comic book issue I did.
Speaker 4Yeah, I did.
Speaker 6Yeah, so tons of fun.
They're sold out.
But if folks want to get him, I could probably tell you some shop.
Speaker 4That we do the plugs at the end, but you probably like, I can't.
Speaker 5I can't pay attention because I don't know where to get this Archie comic.
Speaker 3In your notebook now, sure, Morris dot net, I that is.
Speaker 6My that's my website for thank you dot com to expensive Sir doesn't care relatively inexpensive lunch cheaper.
Speaker 5Some fan bought Jordan Morris dot pizza and had it rerouted to my website for a while, but he let it expire, so I'm kind of mad at him.
Speaker 4Yeah, let me get to know you against your will.
Speaker 5Yeah, it might have been a might have been something like that, but I thought it was a fun goof.
But anyway, Yeah.
Speaker 4I'm not mad at you.
Speaker 5Really, thank you for doing that.
Speaker 2Initially, but only because I don't understand.
Speaker 5You can get dot pizza for things.
It's like a suffix on a website.
Speaker 2And it's just a new part of the Internet.
Speaker 6I think, so, yes, yeah, the web is deep.
Speaker 1He's gonna talk about that time they rolled around and sauce.
Speaker 4Deep dish.
Speaker 6So there's a special rate at the post office if you mailing media media like.
Speaker 5Books, they always ask you is this a book or a CD?
Speaker 6I guess, but I was like, Oh, it's a book, get the media rate.
So he's like, but what it's like, But what kind of books?
I'm like, these are they're comics?
Speaker 5Like what kind of comics?
Like, Oh, they're they're Archie comics.
Speaker 6And he looks at me and he's like, there's a warehouse in New Mexico that has over a million Archie comics.
Speaker 5And then he just rang me up and I'm like, what are you talking about New Mexico?
Speaker 4What?
Speaker 5Yeah, it was like a weird code.
I still think about it.
Speaker 1Oh what was he He just it was it his way, uh to say, hey, I'm into comics too, and I think it's cool.
Speaker 5I think so yeah.
But also he's telling me about a secret bunker or something like that.
Speaker 3Oh wow, Yeah, I took it as he was trying to powerplay you to say, huh, do you think that's special because there's millions of them.
Speaker 2In a way.
Speaker 3I saw it with my own eyes, it's bringing the value of all Archie comics down some ship.
Speaker 5Why are you even mailing these mainly trashed people.
Speaker 2Yeah, I'm glad you didn't take it that way.
I bet you he didn't mean.
Speaker 5It, thought, Yeah, you know.
Speaker 6Do I think what threw me was the New Mexico thing.
To me, that's where like your secret shit goes down.
Yes, so I think I've been thinking this.
Speaker 5Is some sort of like survival bunker.
Or maybe they think that the comics will be valuable.
Speaker 6I guess that's what they cause as kids like, oh, these are valuable anyway.
Speaker 1Just somewhere else with Archie comics, an Alien Corpse and.
Speaker 3And Jeffrey Epstein Seamen, they got to keep it somewhere.
Speaker 2That's a good one.
Speaker 3This is what I tell myself because I so often use Instacart to grocery shop.
Yeah, because it's so can like, I love it so much that it's like beep boo boo boop, and then I just tip people good, So I don't feel guilty about it.
Yeah, sure, but it's like, that's just an opportunity to interact with life with my fellow man.
But that I'm literally just being like, Nope, I don't want to, and I don't think that's good.
Speaker 2I think that's unhealthy.
Speaker 4Right, you have you.
Speaker 5Guys like automated your lives?
Speaker 6Have you guys automated the post office and the bank and stuff out of your life?
Speaker 5You know?
Speaker 4I haven't.
Actually I don't know why.
Speaker 1It's old timy of me, but if a check is an important amount to me, I'd like to hand it to a person, Yeah, someone you know that can make mistakes.
Speaker 6Yes, I know that's my logic too, but I also I'm also like, but also, this ATM is probably less fallible than the human.
Speaker 4Right, But there's mathing in the argument free.
Speaker 3I hear you seem to be and the strikes are yeah right.
Speaker 5Sorry now, but I support tellers.
I walk up to the teller.
Speaker 1I want to keep them employed and right, it's so sad to go in there and there's those twenty booths and there's just the only utilize one.
Speaker 4Yeah, has everybody's drink.
Poor tellers.
Speaker 2Mine's great.
Speaker 1Mine is uh boy, if they put any milk in this, it was only a.
Speaker 4Splash, like a literal drop.
But I like it.
I like it.
Speaker 6Surprise everybody's doing caffeinated drinks so late we're in.
Speaker 1I know, I think we all knew that we're gonna be tossing and turning later.
Speaker 4But you know, me and my threesome, I just.
Speaker 2Kept bringing it back but blaming it on tour.
Speaker 5Listen, I listened to this podcast.
You'd say you say three some five times a the episode.
You're always trying to wedge it in like a fourth person wedges themselves into your.
Speaker 4For too many I'm sorry, can you guys?
Speaker 5Do you guys do afternoon coffee?
Is often I can't do it anymore.
Speaker 2I try not to.
Speaker 3But then when we record this, I often find that it's now almost Pavlovian where I'm so excited to We often go through go get coffee, so then I'm like, oh, I.
Speaker 2Mean, I really need this coffee today.
Speaker 3And it's that kind of thing, as if we're about to like go live on ESPN for three hours.
Speaker 2Or something, or it just like results right, and come on, let's go back to the board.
Speaker 5All the counties are weighing in.
Speaker 1I The reason I will be because I can have coffee and then take a nap immediately.
Speaker 4It's just I've changed, I think, because I drink a lot of it.
Speaker 1If I don't have it, I have a headache, like it's become a problem.
But the reason I won't sleep tonight is I maybe he had a little bit of an adderall.
Oh, oh, that's why I've been Oh I see just splash of adderall yeah, just a splash.
Speaker 4You know, I snored it.
Speaker 1I'm not gonna because of the stomach asked to break it down.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 5Now, I've never had adderall.
Speaker 2I haven't either.
Speaker 1I'm afraid that maybe I'm a person that just judging by how I can perform as far as something like taxes, or give me a list of things I need to do, and I get overwhelmed by lists or numbers or or I think I do or that's my story, not to use some language from Landmark, but I I find those things easier when I've had just a little bit.
But but then later I have dreams about math problems that don't exist.
Speaker 4Oh yeah, and restless leg I have dreams about playing soccer.
Speaker 1Do you Is it like a prescription that you have I get, yeah, I have some connections.
Yes, I have not yet been prescribed.
I've just in a pickle in a pickle.
Speaker 5When you're doing home pickling and it gets too overwhelming.
Yes, what am I gonna do.
Speaker 2With errand.
Speaker 1Old sealed courajar filmed to the brim with all.
Speaker 4Yeah, it's it's uh.
I'm able to do things without getting overwhelmed.
Speaker 6I took ADHD meds as a kid and kind of like got to a point where I, you know, did pretty well without them, but you know, had a little bit of a tough time a.
Speaker 5Couple of years ago.
Speaker 6I think this is immediately post pandemic, and like I had a job and it was kind of hard.
Speaker 5So I like.
Speaker 6Decided to kind of give ADHD meds a try again.
And it made me so hungry.
I was starving all the time.
I was like going into an office for the first time, you know, since COVID, and just had one of those grocery store containers of water melon slices in front of me and.
Speaker 5Just started eating.
Speaker 6And then when it was done, I would whip out a Costco bag of almonds and just.
Speaker 5Eat those.
Speaker 1Really really weird because what you were taking, uh probably was nothing like adderall because my thing when i've occasionally and it is very occasional.
Speaker 4You guys don't have a problem.
Speaker 2But if you're doing, you can talk about it here.
Speaker 1Sure, you guys, there's so many there's a needle in my arm right now, I don't.
Speaker 4I have no appetite, and I'll like forget to eat all day.
Speaker 3So it's curious, curious different effects, I mean.
But there's also that thing with offices where there is it was it a writing job.
Speaker 5This was all I could talk about this.
Speaker 6This is a it was a branded writing job.
Oh, the best kind of we love brands here the deep art of a branded Yes, that's.
Speaker 5Really where I shine.
Speaker 6Just helping a brand communicate their message to their fans.
Speaker 5This was a This was a branded right.
But they pay pretty good.
Speaker 6I could, they're they're you know, they're sometimes it's a little annoying, but they could.
They could pay great because ad companies just throw weird amounts of money at things, that's sure.
Speaker 5So this was so this was a.
Speaker 6Popular online shooter game and they wanted to do Boy, everyone thought this was something different, but the way it was pitched to me, is they want to do like a the Soup type clip show with clips of people playing their game, So it would be like people who were like Twitch streaming their game, and they wanted to take all the funniest clips and put them together in a little show where like a host would make fun of them.
And so, you know, fine, okay, sure, so we like, you know, spend a lot of time like collecting these clips, writing jokes about the clips.
And then their note when they came back was no one playing the game can be interpreted to be a bro and no one can be getting angry.
And I'm like, well, what the fuck do you want us to show?
Do you know who plays bind military shooter games?
It was yeah, God, I one of them said something like find people playing reading poetry while they're playing the game.
Speaker 5I'm like, what.
Speaker 4Someone actually said that?
Speaker 5Not Yeah, like, no, shitty fifteen year old in a Monster Energy T shirt will be reading poetry while they play this realistic military shooter.
It was wild.
Speaker 3Also, Wow, why do they think they can dictate reality?
Yeah, it's like you have to cull from what exists.
Not like that's like the executive used to always say.
Speaker 2Make us a viral video.
Oh my god, it's like these don't make viral videos.
Sure fucking weirdo.
Speaker 4Yeah yeah, like.
Speaker 6Make a chipsy hoy viral video where people say how much they love chips A hole, don't say anything.
Speaker 2I mean, no bros.
Speaker 3I mean that's kind of amazing for a brand to be like, we gotta we gotta get away from this bro energy and it's like.
Speaker 2Okay for call of duty.
Okay.
Speaker 6Yeah, So I was doing that and he was like, yeah, so I think I was just like having a hard time.
I mean it could have been because I was frustrated by the process.
Speaker 3Yeah yeah, but stuffed down those feelings with some chips.
Speaker 5Ahoy, and you're off the clock.
Speaker 2I just can't stop pitching.
I used to love.
Speaker 3We had there, like craft service tables getting set up and then the craft service person trying to get creative for how people can be like eating food quicker, faster, better, like as they walk by.
So our craft service person at one point poured all of the eminem's into cereal like plastic cereal containers.
Yeah, so you could just poor huge handfuls of eminems.
Oh yeah, like as you walked by where I was like this is really smart, and it's like, no, it isn't.
You can't stop eating eminems now, like you're acting like now this is your fucking job to go and get huge handfuls of eminems.
Speaker 2It's like, yeah, all of that.
Speaker 3I'm a big believer in craft service and the jobs that it does for you as a stressed out writer.
Speaker 5Totally.
Speaker 6Yeah, it's like the little packages of Eminem's probably a little bit wasteful, but also you need to physically open them, so maybe it prevents you from.
Speaker 2Yeah, sure, just housing ten thousand of them.
Speaker 5It straightened your mouth.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah, that time when we worked at Fuel and I was my desk was right next to a Red Bull refrigerator.
Yeah, and I just was like, well, I need to try and have another idea, so I guess I'll have another one that.
Speaker 4It's just soda pop.
Speaker 1Sure, and then cut to me limping because my body turned against me.
Speaker 3Man.
Speaker 6Yeah, I experienced something really similar when and I worked there.
Speaker 5The Action Sports network that's not around anymore.
Speaker 4But on my TV it's just based in Portugal, I think.
Speaker 6So I think they're like library of footage went somewhere, so I think you could like watch it on the Samsung channel or something like that.
Speaker 4Yes, and I do watch it.
Speaker 5Oh, I also see it on I'll See the Little Bug, the Little you know what was the logo.
Speaker 4Yeah, yeah, I'll see it.
Speaker 6When I'm in an Islands saky Hamburger Chain Islands, I will sometimes catch some old fuel TV.
Speaker 2That's a match made in Heaven.
Speaker 5It is, and it is like, this is exactly where this should be playing.
Try and go wider with this.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's islands and shark themed tacos, right.
Speaker 6Yeah, oh yeah, but I yeah, I had a really bad energy problem when we worked there.
Speaker 5I would twitch.
I'm like, why is my eye twitch?
Now?
Speaker 6It's like, well, and you know, maybe also take note of the fact that you're sweating blue.
Speaker 3You've taken in so much touring that your system doesn't know what to.
Speaker 4Do with this man.
Speaker 1And then you try and look up the non FDDA approved touring and it's simply a word that means.
Speaker 4Of the bowl.
It's aar.
Speaker 2We're talking about the stamen danger.
Speaker 3I actually they used to have at the old Earwolf offices.
They had cold brew on tap and I went there one time to do someone's podcast and I had already finished a Venti Starbucks, just black coffee, and then I saw oh, cold Brew on tap.
I'd never interacted with cold Brew, and I went over and just filled up my ventie and it was like, delicious, this will be my coffee for the podcast.
Speaker 2Drank it.
Speaker 3Of course, everything went swimmingly during the podcast, and then on the drive home, that amount of cold Brew caffeine like hit my system and without having any emotions.
I know, I've told you this story, but I had no like there's no negative thought process or anything like that.
Speaker 2My eyes just started crying.
Speaker 3Like I was like suddenly, it was like I was stressed past the point of having any kind of thoughts or feelings about it.
It was just like this is this is really bad.
And I just started kind of crying into the sun as I drove on the one oh one to try to get home.
Speaker 2It was insane.
Speaker 4Boy.
Speaker 5Yeah, I feel like whatever whatever that year.
Speaker 6Was where cold Brew made the leap from, this is not refreshing iced coffee anymore.
This is a yeah, this is a club drug you drink.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 3Yeah, seriously, because even like if I had had a little, you know, teacup amount, that would have been probably too much for because I had already had a bunch of coffee.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 6When you dump that cold brew onto something else, oof, just the worst.
Speaker 1Yeah, And if it keeps being available, I will continue to drink it.
And I am, of course thinking of alcohol when I say it, but I have I don't know what it is about me.
Speaker 4And I'm that way with food too.
Speaker 1I'll overeat because I'm like, well, I don't know the next time I'll have access.
Speaker 4To a bunch of lasagna, So I will just eat so much right because I might want it Wednesday.
Speaker 2Sure, what if I never have lasagna and.
Speaker 5You're like, I'm having a terrible day.
I just hate Monday.
Speaker 2Fucking Odie's bugging me.
Speaker 1Fucking Odie, And boy does my owner make me roll my eye?
Speaker 4Or another nurse.
Speaker 3Had.
We used to have that a little bit growing up, though, because we did.
I grew up five miles out of town, out in the country, so on the weekends before my sister and I could drive, if we ran out of something, my parents would just be like, too bad, We're not going to the grocery store until the week So there was a weird I think that did instill a little bit of eating disorder in us.
Speaker 2Where we were just like we got to get it now.
Speaker 3Well you can like stock that stock up mentality, which is it isn't great for you know, preteen girls.
Speaker 4Yeah, I don't know.
I think my sister and I had that same thing.
And also if.
Speaker 1We had food in front of us, we would guard it with our arms and if the hand entered the situation, you'd swat at it with a spoon.
Speaker 4And I don't know why.
It's not like I grew up hungry.
Speaker 2I just maybe did you grow up in family jail?
Speaker 4I grew I actually grew up in Deer Lodge prison.
Speaker 2Oh that's why.
Speaker 4A normal state accredited institution.
I had a bit of a knifing problem.
It's a child.
Speaker 5You make great toilet wine.
Speaker 6I will say, I've always loved your toilet wo.
Speaker 5Yeah, that is something you do.
Speaker 6You kind of have to like learn when you start showbiz.
Is the like you don't have to eat every free thing.
Speaker 5It's hard not.
Speaker 3To, but and actually you're depending on your the area you're in, you're not supposed to, which then makes it even more like, oh my god, there's on some TV shows I've been like on set and like my friends had parts on and they're like, look at this, and you walk over and it looks like a one of those stationary kind of tool boxes, but really tall, like a filing cabinet.
Speaker 4Right, and like a snap on cab.
Speaker 3A snap on cabinet filled with full sized candy bars, right that.
Speaker 2I saw that once and I was just.
Speaker 3Like, well, that's horrible for all the people that can't like they're they're not allowed to look like people who eat full sized candy bars whenever they feel like it.
Speaker 2Oh no, it's the one way street, I mean dead end street.
Speaker 1We're at a race car driver's house, some sort of conflatable boat hand.
Speaker 4Yeah, whose house is this?
Speaker 5They're cool.
Speaker 3That's why that guy was staring at me.
He's like, don't come down my street.
Speaker 4Yeah, he's a sportsman.
Good thing.
Speaker 1He's in back repairing a jet ski.
That's a that's a Jordan Morris joke.
Speaker 5Yeah, for whatever reason, describing someone as a jet ski repairman rights, whatever reason.
Speaker 6Yeah, that's I've that is just like, I think a jet ski is so funny, and like a person who has one is so funny.
Speaker 2Which where did you grow up?
Speaker 5Orange County?
Speaker 6Oh, Orange County, California, where many a jet ski enthusiast lives.
Yeah, I think I just always you know, to me, that is always shorthand for like, you know, uh, excitable dumb guy.
Speaker 3That has a bit of a that has a tendency towards mechanical stuff.
Speaker 6Yeah, and also maybe like an excitable dumb guy who like doesn't want to do the fitness part of sports, who just wants to like blast around.
Speaker 4Yeah right, Yeah.
Speaker 3Puts me in the mind of the viral video of the turndown for what people on the boat that are racing in the boat too fast and then they crash, but they're all on video.
Speaker 5I don't think I've seen that.
Speaker 3Oh, please look it up and enjoy.
It's so hilariously violent and like because it's the guy that's like speeding in a speedboat.
They're all on video and they know they're on video, so they're trying to be cool and then he hits a wake and it is like a boat crash, but they someone put turned down for what underneath it anything that's perfectly sync to them crashing, and it is like you have to it's the funniest thing you've ever seen.
Speaker 5That sounds great.
Speaker 1Yeah, I think that if I'm I think that was one of the videos we had to make fun of on World's Dumbest And I did a little research.
I'm like, wait, someone broke their femur, Like I don't want to well, I'm not sure.
Speaker 4I'm not saying you or what.
Speaker 1Maybe it was a different one it maybe it was a different video.
But a lot of these are resurfacing because you know, TikTok.
Speaker 6That should be a thing at the end of fail videos for the empathetic among us.
Speaker 5They should just have a list of how hurt everyone got.
Speaker 6Yeah, yeah, like you know how at the end of Animal House you kind of learn what happened to everybody, Like there's a longer than the video segment, Yeah, where you learn how hurt everyone.
Speaker 2That's a really good idea.
Speaker 3Then you can just get it off your you can like fully cackle because I am truly addicted to TikTok.
My sister and I laughed about it this morning because I have a niece who's seventeen.
So my sister got on TikTok like immediately when she got on it, right and started sending me tiktoks constantly, and I would watch hers as like in a text.
But then if you don't get onto TikTok, I'm just gonna drive her.
Speaker 2Yeah, if you don't get.
Speaker 3Onto TikTok and you you access it like as a non member or whatever, it'll just show you the next video it wants to show you, Okay, And every time it would be like a funny falling down video or something comedic, and then the next video would always be like a twenty seven year old girl crying into Every time it was a girl crying into camera, and it drove me insane, like it would make me so mad where it's like I don't want to watch these people crying on video, like what what is this?
Speaker 2So finally my sister's.
Speaker 5Like, what are they do?
Speaker 3You know what?
Speaker 5They're crying about?
Speaker 2It all Like sometimes they're crying to explain like I'm just really done with caring about.
Speaker 5What people think, and you know what, I guess.
Speaker 2It gets that kind of shit.
Speaker 4But there's times they're crying about boat crash victims.
Speaker 2Other times they're feeling we were just.
Speaker 6Trying to have phone on the phone and then for.
Speaker 2Laughing at my femur.
Speaker 5TV.
Speaker 3But we now are so addicted to it and send each other so many tiktoks that we were laughing this morning that most of our conversations are us reviewing the tiktoks we've already sent each other, like it's that bad and that like we're that weirdly obsessed with it.
But I just love There was a video my sister sent me, and it's a girl getting up to go say something to her, either friend or sister, and the sister there's just a set of you know, regular people's, you know, a normal set of stairs, and this girl just comes sailing down the stairs and it looks like she dove from the top on purpose.
She clearly tripped at the top stair whatever.
And it's so funny.
But I did definitely totally goofaught and then go there's no way she's okay, right, because but then it's like, but her friend or sister posted it, so she must be over sure, right.
Speaker 5Yeah, right?
Speaker 6You see her fall down the stairs, and then it's like, you know, nineteen eighty seven three and Louis send flowers and who have likes please donate.
Speaker 2This is how we remember her sailing through the air.
Speaker 5What is your I'm here because I'm not on TikTok.
I just got on Instagram.
Guys, I'm behind.
Speaker 6You know, I enjoy being sent a good TikTok, but they talk about, you know, it gets so hyper personalized with the algorithm.
Speaker 5Oh yeah, I'm curious as to what your TikTok is.
Speaker 3Oh I can tell you, yes, so many of them.
And this really I'm going to be very vulnerable with both of you.
There's a lot of people explaining to me that we're now in a clip season and that's what this means for a Trus Aquarius CEO or whatever.
I get more than those that I'm actually comfortable with because I really like them and I really listen to them.
And there's a lot of it's gotten very specific people reading to roe cards and kind of giving readings, and they say all the same stuff at the beginning, where it's like if you found this, there's no hashtags, that means this was meant to be.
And then they just kind of hype you up for three minutes and basically.
Speaker 5Are watching the video.
Speaker 3You're just basically saying like, oh my god, girl, the most amazing things are about to happen to you, and you're just like mmmm.
Speaker 2And it's very embarrassing.
Speaker 3But I absolutely eat that ship up, and then there's all kinds of like.
Speaker 2Funny.
Speaker 3It's it's a lot of girls coming into their own making like whatever wherever that's called face fronting.
What's it called that kind of video is a forward facing video or whatever.
Speaker 2There's just a lot of girls being funny.
Speaker 3So like there's you know, men doing like men's rights stuff, and then they're stitching it.
So there's a guy that's like, how come women don't make dinner anymore?
And then this girl just stitches it and she's laying in bed and you can only see part of her face and she's like, how come men don't get lost at sea anymore?
And it's just like shit like that where it's it's light, it's fast, it's funny.
Speaker 2Yeah, we're done, we're moving on.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 1A lot of that it's low commitment and even if the joke doesn't hit, yeah, watch the next one exactly.
Speaker 2Yeah, good stuff.
Speaker 3And then like Australian shepherds hurting their shit ton of sheep, I'll get I'll get one of.
Speaker 5Those nice that sounds real nice.
Speaker 3And there's a guy I love who who cleans clog drains like in the street when there's like a big puddle in the street and he goes with his rake and cleans it out so that the puddle goes away.
Speaker 2Oh neat, that one's very.
Speaker 4That's different than the guy that landscapes for free.
Yes, oh wow, because I like that.
Speaker 2That guy's the best.
I love him.
Speaker 3Yeah, and there's a bunch of people that copy him now, where they basically go around making their cities look beautiful because they know it's good.
So they'd be like, come to this and be like, I offered to do this for free, and then they just clean everything up and make it look like real estate ready.
And it's usually old people's houses, so they just can't maintain shit anymore.
Speaker 5Yeah.
Speaker 4Yeah, it makes me happy.
Speaker 2I love it.
Speaker 1And you're watching something to completion, Yes, you know it sounds like.
Speaker 4Every well do it.
Everyone knew their job and they did it perfectly.
Speaker 5Just like those sheep dogs those.
Speaker 6Have you seen the bottles falling down the stairs and you have to guess whether or not it's going to break?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Speaker 5I like those.
Speaker 3There's a subset of those of people watching the bottles and then saying what sign the bottle is?
But when they break and how they break, it's so I mean, like people are just so funny.
Speaker 2I remember, oh, look at her with her grandma.
I remember.
Speaker 3Cool, back back to you know, the funny thing is about my TikTok feed.
It'll be like all of that, and then it'll be something like this little girl walks with her grandma every day to blah blah blah whatever it is, and it'll be some story and I will start crying in like minute one and a half and like I'm just watching it in between like meetings that I have that day, but now I'm fully crying and have to recover and then get ready to look at.
Speaker 4The kids.
Speaker 6I'm just trying to like, hey, kids, and they're great shape, so.
Speaker 4I'm not wearing my glasses.
They gotta add chest hair.
Speaker 2So fun have you?
Speaker 6What what is your general interest level in like astrology stuff.
Speaker 3I just like anyone who wants to talk about me or any part of me in my life.
So that kind of thing where it's like you are this thing is coming up for you.
It's like, great, let's hear it.
Any kind of like it'll be good or better.
Speaker 2Or this or that.
Speaker 3You know, if you're worried about this, don't worry about that type of stuff.
Speaker 2I just find it helpful.
Speaker 3In a weird way, knowing that it's like, I don't think it's what they're telling me is exactly what's going to happen.
But I just kind of it's like a nice idea that it's like I don't know they're tapped in and yeah they had good news.
Speaker 6Sure, I don't like like like anything in the you know, religious or woo woo camp.
Speaker 5Like it's helpful to help you think about things.
Sometimes we need help to process things.
Yeah, it could.
Speaker 3Be useful these days.
And it's a fun distraction.
If it's just full of shit, sure it's fun.
What's your sign, Jordan.
Speaker 5I'm a taurist.
Speaker 2I'm aious.
Speaker 5Oh my gosh, look at us.
Speaker 1Now there's an American car that has exactly what you've been looking for.
Speaker 5I don't remember that commercial.
Speaker 4Yeah, well it's from ninety one.
Speaker 5So what are our traits?
Were stubborn?
Speaker 2Stubborn?
Speaker 5I'm not.
I'm kind of a door mat.
That's fake.
Speaker 2We like to eat food.
Yes, they always about that.
Speaker 3We're earthy, we're stable, loyal, but then we're long fused.
Speaker 2But then if you make us mad, it's all over.
Speaker 6Oh I don't I think some of that's true about me.
Chris sign Chris Quarius.
Speaker 4Yeah, that's what I always hear.
It's usually a bad sign to most people.
Speaker 1And that's what I've been turned off by what astrology is.
People judging me right away because of where the moon was when my parents had sex.
Speaker 4So I I am always because I usually.
Speaker 1Get oh boy, you're a handful, and I'm like, what you There are people I know that actually make decisions about me upon learning when I was born, So I maybe it's very Aquarius of me.
Speaker 5Classic do you know what the traits are supposed to be?
Like, what are they?
What are they afraid of?
Speaker 2They're like nuptial and different.
Speaker 3They're always looking for innovation and there they are easily detached and easily kind of like get out, not emotional.
Speaker 4Oh maybe I am an Aquarius.
Yeah, it's uh.
Speaker 1It is usually someone earnestly saying oh boy, and I've I've always wondered why we go, But then when I read about it or I haven't very much, it's it does apply to me.
Speaker 4So I'm like, oh, I guess I am that way.
Speaker 5I don't think you have to like interpret those as bad qualities.
Speaker 1No, I'm just tired of people pulling out the death card and telling me it isn't.
Speaker 5A bad thing.
Speaker 4The beginning stabbed with a.
Speaker 1Sword, No, no, yeah, you're gonna stab those gifts is.
Speaker 5Right in my heart.
But this tree cards.
Speaker 4About to do.
Speaker 3I mean, I feel like I think it's interesting on TikTok because people just do what other people are doing and what they know to be popular.
So it's like it's actually supposed to be a ro reading, but they're talking about your sign, so they're like kind of combining things and there's a little bit of like you know, they're kind of pretending to guess the future.
There's all kinds of stuff going on in these things where it's like, if you really want to argue any of it, it would I think fall apart pretty quickly.
But I don't know.
I still kind of like it because it also then you just pick it by the person.
So it's like if it's like a hippie looking lady and she's like, hey, there are a message for you, it's like, oh, the hippie has a message for me.
But then if it's like someone really young and that's talking really fast, I'm like, no, I don't care what you have to say, Like what if it was all destined?
Speaker 6Yeah, I'm always skeptical of the fast talkers too, I mean they talk fast.
Yeah I did get someone sent me a TikTok once of this very fast talking, very good looking guy telling me about how you don't have to be a senior citizen to get an aar P card.
Speaker 5Just sit away for it.
Just get to the movies card.
Speaker 2You can do it.
Speaker 4Get a card.
Speaker 2For real.
Speaker 6You're so hot, toode, How this dude was?
Speaker 3I always say that where I'm like, oh, these people, like I hate the idea of having to make video content because these people are so beautiful, and everyone's like, Karen, it's filters, and I'm like, what do you mean?
Speaker 2Like I didn't.
Speaker 3I am not from any of that world where it's like, oh those people are like at some point, it's not their face at all.
Speaker 6Sure, yeah, yeah right, it might as well just be the Pikachu head you can put on there, or like the.
Speaker 3Guy that had to do the Zoom judgment and he couldn't change his head from being cats.
Speaker 5Yeah, that was fun.
Speaker 4There's no one that didn't like that.
Speaker 2That was great viral content.
Speaker 6Sure, and it really got me to buy chips A Hoyt with the Costco and I just loaded up on chips A hoy.
Speaker 2After that single.
I just was craving it after that.
Speaker 1The one time that I will and it was a long time ago, but I was haunted by it.
Speaker 4I was walking into a.
Speaker 1Bar in Zola with my good friend Zach and a woman stumbling out of the bar.
Speaker 4An older lady was like, hey, Aquarius, Hey Scorpio knew and we did not.
Speaker 1I'm like, are you a Scorpio And he's like yep, and I'm like I'm an Aquarius.
And we pretty much just wanted to go home in that moment, like it was.
And that was at a time, you know, the nineties where you know.
Speaker 2It was less popular.
Speaker 5Yeah, listen, I know the bit's getting a little old, but why didn't they turn into.
Speaker 2A three seas?
Speaker 4I yes, I don't want to.
Speaker 5Keep doing the bit.
I think the last this one was fine.
We maybe should have called it there, but this sea, you know, a lady comes out and you're serving it up.
Speaker 1Yeah, she would have known her part.
We all would have been in sync.
I just didn't let it happen.
I blew it I was the Nah.
Speaker 2Was she leaving the bar?
Or was she?
Speaker 3Were you guys going in and she was leaving?
Yes, because I would have wanted to speak with her a little bit more.
Speaker 4Yeah, I yeah.
Speaker 1I think we were both just startled, and then moments later we're like, did you hear what that person said?
Speaker 4Yeah?
Speaker 5Yeah, come back in absent your wisdom?
Speaker 2Maybe tell us more.
Speaker 5Where did you get those beats?
Somewhere cool?
Speaker 6But your bead secret You've spent some time in South America.
Speaker 5I want to tell us about it.
Speaker 2Pan Fleute much.
Speaker 5That my T shirt that I got at the swap brand Flute March.
Speaker 3I feel like we could drive around forever, but I'm going to say that I think we've I think we've done it.
Speaker 6Yeah, I think this is a podcast.
It's been a lovely drive.
I finished my herbal tea.
Speaker 1I started to worry about my restless legs, so I only had half of my.
Speaker 5Yeah, how jittery are y'all?
Speaker 2Oh?
Speaker 4I'm on edge.
Speaker 1I could podcast for hours, but my thoughts will be destroyed in most things off topic.
But I've now Jordan, you can finally do those plugs eggs.
Speaker 5Chris, Let's get people stopd for my fucking plug.
Listen, I know need Oh somebody went.
Speaker 1Wild and let's say the neighbors were intimidated or jumped on.
Speaker 4It looks like they were all intimidated.
Speaker 5There's a scary ring girl ghost on a swing.
Yes, innovative, somebody was.
There was a victim of hanging also in there.
Yeah, it could have been their idea, could have been a murder.
Speaker 4We don't sure.
Speaker 5Hostile to tell and Halloween.
Speaker 2We drove by too fasts.
Speaker 5Who actually needs help?
Hey?
Speaker 6So yes, I mentioned I write the occasional comic book.
These days the art of comics I mentioned are are sold out.
But you know it's not sold out.
It's my upcoming graphic novel, youth group, Why a horror comedy.
Speaker 4About did I not read for with the table reading?
Speaker 5A table read of that?
So that is a graphic novel.
So you know it?
Oh?
Thanks man?
And yeah it is?
Speaker 6Yeah about it about your goofy teenage actressists.
There's there's romance, there's friendship.
Some spookies in there.
Speaker 2Are there?
Sorry to interrupt, are there any minas?
Speaker 1No?
Speaker 2Does this is for?
Speaker 3You know?
Speaker 5It's maybe like you know, with the ended with teens in mind, Okay.
Speaker 6I mean, I think anyone who likes you know, jokes and spooky stuff will enjoy it.
But you know, we want to and you know I think I'm I'm a firm believer in your first threesome shouldn't happen till you go call it?
Okay, sorry, and you could quote me on that.
Speaker 5Yeah.
Speaker 6The art is by the great Bowen mcgurdy, who's just a gosh darn genius and whose art you may recognize from Marvel Comics.
And you can pre order it now, not up till next year.
But man, if you pre order it, it won't sell out like these gosh archie comedies you can't get anymore.
Speaker 1That's so cool and I'm proud of about Thanks.
Speaker 2Man, that's very cool.
Speaker 6There is a jet Ski joke on page tending consistent.
Speaker 4Stick it to nic.
I mean that that.
Speaker 6You can do that pre order.
You can do it in Amazon, you can do it at Bars and Noble or hey, I bet the listeners have a favorite local indie bookstore.
Why not call him up tell him to pre order Youth Group for you.
Speaker 4Yeses, so, Jordan Jesse go your podcast.
There's the scripted podcast bubble.
Speaker 6Right, Yeah, those those are those are out there, Jordan Jess, still cruising and yeah, the Bubble Podcast is also a comic book that was nominated for two Eisner Awards.
Speaker 5Still out there, still very good ship.
Speaker 2That's comic book credit.
Speaker 5Yeah, it did that.
Speaker 1All that at no point a few years ago where you like, I want to write comics specifically.
Speaker 4It just kind of happened, right, you know, I've.
Speaker 5Always kind of wanted to Again, You'll be shocked that this man isn't the shoot super Chunk.
He'll be shocked that this man is in the comic book.
Speaker 4And I thought you were talking about this man walking up.
Speaker 6The Yeah, this nice elderly exercise guy.
Speaker 4Yeah, he's got running shoes and sock garters.
Yeah, but he was super Junk show.
Speaker 5No.
Speaker 6Yeah, It's always kind of something I've wanted to do, and the fact that I've gotten to do it has been a like literal childhood dream cometry.
Speaker 4It's been really fun.
That's so cool.
Speaker 2Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 1It's so important to be a grown up and know that the fifteen year old version of you is looking at you thinking, oh man, I'm cool.
Speaker 6Yeah, it's neat, but yeah, and I'm excited for people to check out this book.
I hope people pre order it.
And Yeah, because we were nominated for Eisner's I'll be in an in memoriam video when I die.
Speaker 5Yeah, that's oh.
Speaker 4I can't wait for that.
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