Beantown Podcast - Celebrities that Look Alike (05072025 Beantown Podcast)

Episode Date: May 8, 2025

Quinn comes to you LIVE to discuss the Met Gala, Sally Field's Oscar speech, and paper planes...

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hey, what's going on? Welcome to my show. Quinn David Furness presents the Beantown podcast for Wednesday, May 7th, 2025. What's happening? What's going on? How are you? My name is Quinn, and I am the creator, producer and and I don't know, chief meteorologist. That was always the term in our local news stations growing up. It's not just any meteorologist, it's chief meteorologist Eric Sorensen for WTVO ABC News, who's actually a sitting Democratic congressman now. His district here in Illinois, it's like over in Moline, maybe like Rock Island, that sort of thing.
Starting point is 00:00:55 Yeah, Eric Sorensen, he was our, he's one of our many weathered weathermen growing up. He was a chief meteorologist. What I love about meteorologists is it's not like other forms of science where you gotta like get some sort of degree and then you can become a meteorologist. You can just you could be an English major and then decide oh I'm gonna let me watch this Doppler radar and then call yourself a chief meteorologist. Although, maybe we're seeing some cracks in the science because you got that Mayim Bialik. I haven't seen these commercials in about a year, thank God, but she calls herself, I'm an actual neuroscientist and actress and it's like,
Starting point is 00:01:35 maybe. Dude, it's been what, like two years now since we got off the whole My M.B. Alec train, maybe even less than that. Or more, I can't remember. I'm so grateful. Ken Jennings is so solid, and he was always solid. It was never a question, we're talking Jeopardy hosts in case you're not caught up, there was never any controversy or question in my mind of who was a much better host. Set all personal misgivings about Mayim aside, Ken was just such a more natural host and
Starting point is 00:02:16 they kept alternating back and forth and trying to force her on us and my god was she bad at it. You would have someone say the right answer and be about a two second, three second pause and she'd say, that's correct. And I think part of this is a producer's note because Ken will do it occasionally towards the end of games, but Mayim was obsessed with like, anytime there'd be a lead change or someone was tied or something she'd always say and now we have a tie game or and you're you're you're 200 off the lead keep going and it's just like we've all got eyes okay and if you're blind and you're watching Jeopardy hopefully you have a trusted pal next to you to kind of give you a
Starting point is 00:03:06 score update. But even if you don't know the scores, you can still just ring in. Like, I don't know. Got off track there. But listener discretion advised when you're listening to this program, number one will occasionally use some language. Number two, this podcast is objectively terrible. And of course I do want to say hello to my good friends, say hello to my little friend in Pakistan. That's from what Scarface? Is that right? I've never seen Scarface before. When I was a kid, I thought Scarface was like,
Starting point is 00:03:39 the main character was Al Pacino, but it's not. It's a fictional person named Tony Montana, who I don't think is real, right? That's a completely fictional person. I'm not sure. I'm not really plugged into the whole gangster world. There's a guy who got shot in the alley outside of, well, it's on Lincoln Ave, just north of Fullerton.
Starting point is 00:04:03 Was that John Dillinger who got shot there? Was Dillinger or Bulger? I think it was John Dillinger. Maybe we've talked about this on the show before. Did Johnny Depp portray both John Dillinger and Whitey Bulger in films? There's Public Enemy. That's John Dillinger.
Starting point is 00:04:20 And then Black Mass, which is Whitey Bulger. I was going to ask if that was a Michael Mann movie. That's not Black Hat with Chris Hemsworth. It was a Michael Mann film. I don't know much about Michael Mann other than he directed one of my favorite movies of all time, Collateral. It's our movie pick of the week, Collateral,
Starting point is 00:04:42 with Jamie Foxx and Tom Cruise. I gotta tell you, I'm having a diet Coke and whiskey right now. And I don't know if my taste buds are a little bit shot from the sickness that I'm still working my way through. Or this was a Coke that went bad. It's been in my backpack for like two months. But yeah, I mean, this diet Coke has gone... It's not even like you'd think, oh, it just went flat, right? It's like the taste is off. It's like, it's much closer to like a tab soda. It definitely doesn't have a lot of bubble to it. It's lacking carbonation.
Starting point is 00:05:30 It's certainly not the whiskey because it's been decanted. I'm able coughed and she looked at me like I was crazy. I've been coughing all week, buddy. It's nothing new. Excuse me. Yeah. So we got a rough drink going today. We're going to tough it out though. Excuse me. It's going to be a short episode. Still dealing with sickness. And I got to tell you we're right on the razor's edge of descending into full on coughing spell territory, which is how I've spent the last like four nights now, three nights, just some coughing throughout the day, but nothing too bad. And then you get to, you know, the body, body knows it's time for bed. And it says, Hey, we're gonna, we're gonna cough
Starting point is 00:06:18 uncontrollably and you're not going to be able to sleep. So yeah, two nights ago I surrendered, I waved that white flag, Dido. I will go down with this ship, I won't turn my arm and surrender. Don't hear a ton from Dido anymore these days. She had, that song was pretty big, this was like 20, 25 years ago, and then she had Thank You. I want to thank you for giving me the best day of my life. There's some good songs, the bangers. Although don't count out Dido because I thought Corinne Bailey-Ray was irrelevant and then we saw her at Millennium Park at a free concert last summer and she's still rocking it. So maybe Dido can come back too. What is she? Is she British? Australian? I think she might be Australian from Dane and Da.
Starting point is 00:07:17 How the heck did we get here? I don't know. Dido, white flag. Oh, yeah, I slept on the couch a couple nights ago because I just felt so bad for my lovely wife I was like I can't I Can't keep you up. You need your beauty rest and last night. I was this close to doing it, too It took me about two hours to get to sleep And it's pretty maddening you're because you're sitting there. It's the end of the day. You're lying there It's my favorite time of day. It's like Ryan Ligand's old band would say, what was the name of that band? It was him and his siblings and some friends.
Starting point is 00:07:52 It's the time of the night that makes my day. But I got to think of the name of their band. I'll have to text him. But I love lying in bed and sleeping. It's my favorite thing. And so when you're lying there for literally like two hours and you're like actively trying to fall asleep, that's the worst. Ideally, you just kind of shut your brain off and nothing happens. And then you wake up and it's 6 a.m. and you're ready and refreshed. But when I got this cough, it's like you actively have to focus on repressing the cough. And I mean, you're ready and refreshed. But when I got this cough, it's like you actively have to focus on repressing the cough. And I mean, you're welcome to email us, bintelpodcast.yahoo.com bintelpodcast.yahoo.com with any of your tips and suggestions. But I'll let you I'll get out in front
Starting point is 00:08:36 of some of your suggestions and let you know that we've tried honey, Nyquil, cold and flu, honey flavored, tea, cough drops, holding your breath, plucking your nose and standing upside down. I think that's more of a hiccups thing. That's pretty much what we tried. So varying levels of success. The other night, I am aware of the potential danger in this. I fell asleep with a cough drop in my mouth and eight hours later at 6, 7 a.m. I still had a little bit left to suck on. That was pretty cool.
Starting point is 00:09:14 You don't even eat breakfast the next morning. But we're gonna try to tough it out that whiskey coke is really bad. I was so pumped when I made it. I'm on PTO now. We're going to Florida tomorrow. That's why I'm recording on a Wednesday here. A little mini moon is my first and last mini moon. And I was excited to have this drink to kick the weekend off right. And I knew I had to drink this Diet Coke because I've been carrying it around in my backpack. I think I picked it up from a work event back in like February or March or something. But I'm flying tomorrow and so you can't just bring a can of coke on a plane, much less diet coke. And so when
Starting point is 00:09:56 I was packing up, I knew I had to use it up. And I'm thinking that this coke is like many years old, because it's not good at all That's not gonna stop us from going because we already got the good We got the good decanted whiskey in there Woodford Reserve, so we can't stop now Our Maples minute this week This was a random thought I'm gonna get gonna be completely honest with you I hate when I commit to a season-long bit like right on cue or
Starting point is 00:10:29 palindrome of the week or Maples Minute because I always run out of steam about this time Almost halfway through the year and then you're you're scratching and clawing to come up with something but we're just gonna try to keep it on dog news and Play fast and loose with it. My question is has anyone ever seen any of those Beethoven movies? Beethoven was a film franchise, I believe. He was a St. Bernard perhaps or a Pyrenees, something like that. And the only exposure I ever had to those films and the franchise, when you would get like VHSs from the library and you pop them in as a
Starting point is 00:11:07 kid, there'd be three or four movie trailers 30 to 60 seconds long before the actual feature starts. Much like going to the actual movies. That's kind of a relic of the past. You still have movie previews when you go to the theater but wouldn't it be interesting if we all like turn on our Netflix or Hulu or Max or whatever Peacock and you wanted to watch a movie and you have to sit through like four minutes of movie previews beforehand now there are if you have a streaming service with ads you'll get ads but they're not for cool movies. It's not like a movie trailer it'll be like Trumpfaya and then I don't know Mayim Bialik talking about how she's an
Starting point is 00:11:55 actual neuroscientist. I want to see Beethoven and I think they made enough Beethoven films in the franchise to get to Beethoven's fifth, presumably the fifth film in the Beethoven franchise, sort of a play on words there of Beethoven's fifth symphony. Everyone just knows the first movement, but that fourth movement in C major is a total glorious banger. It's like the heavens opened up. No, that's not it at all. That's a Beethoven piano concerto in C minor. At least I got the key right. But it's pretty similar. It's... So if you're sitting there at home saying, isn't that what you just hummed when you talk about the piano concerto?
Starting point is 00:12:59 I'm not here to say Beethoven, every single one of Beethoven's ideas was completely fresh. But you know, you make do with what you have. The guy couldn't even hear. Although I learned something about Beethoven, the composer, not the dog, I've learned very little next to nothing about Beethoven the dog. I think this was true. I don't remember where it popped up but after Beethoven went death there was a contraption like a metal rod or something that he attached to his piano that he stuck in and bit down on it so he could like hear through the vibrations. I think that's accurate. I
Starting point is 00:13:43 thought I fact-checked it once when it happened. This was like a month ago I learned it. So feel free to repeat it as gospel. But it kind of makes the whole Beethoven going deaf and not being able to hear thing much less impressive, right? All he had to do was bite on a rod and he was good to go. It reminds me of Rob Lagojevich's podcast, Lightning Rod, that he started when he got out of prison and it didn't last very long.
Starting point is 00:14:10 I Facebook messaged the show because that was the only way to get in contact with him saying, hey, we'd love to do a collab. They never got back to me. Ghosted by Rod. I've been ghosted by Running Rod too. He lives about a mile away from here. And it's been my goal ever since I moved into this apartment a year ago to see him out on a run, because he's a big runner and it hasn't happened yet. I run within about a block of his home two, two-ish times a week.
Starting point is 00:14:39 Two to three times. No luck yet. That's Maples Minute. Our hot take of the week is sponsored by our good friends at Home Pride Oregon. Guys, when you need your home inspected in Central Oregon, go with one of these safe certified double insured by InterNACHI. That's I-N-T-E-R-N-A-C-H-I. Home inspectors, it could very well be my dad, Steve, at 541-403-16, or you can email homebrightorgan.gmail.com for a free low risk consultation.
Starting point is 00:15:17 I didn't say no risk, I said low risk. Because you might be so blown away by the home inspection that you tumble over and your socks fly off. And that's a little bit of a risk if you had a pre-existing condition like back pain or I don't know, arthritis, okay? I don't even really know what arthritis is. Like I understand arthritis, but if you ask me to say, okay, so what actually is happening?
Starting point is 00:15:47 Not sure. Is that just like creaky bones, bone deterioration? I think that's what Sally Field was talking about with Boneva. Oh, Maple's about to puke. You okay, buddy? You don't like Sally Field, huh? You like me.
Starting point is 00:16:04 Is that what she said at the Oscars, You like me? Or is it you love me? I think it's you like me. You like me! Right? Well, she hasn't seen Mrs. Doubtfire yet, so she doesn't know. I don't actually know what film Sally Field won the Oscar for. Legends of the Fall? Probably not. Never seen that one. I don't think she's in it. Fried green tomatoes? Is she in that? Who knows. 540-403-16. Call Steve, tell him Quinn sent ya. Our Hot Take of the Week
Starting point is 00:16:35 is also sponsored by our good friends at Cuts by Q. Just did a nice little pre-Florida shave here. The neck, the back of the neck the tongue the nips You know you got a yeah, I need to get my nips tanned I haven't really seen much Sun since August give or take haven't been on a plane since July I believe Jamaica was last time I went So I want to get all I want to get all tanned up It's why I previously emptied the two ounce lotion bottle, the travel lotion bottle I have, and that's what I used for sunscreen. I refilled it today. So we shoot with my Coppertone.
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Starting point is 00:18:43 That coughing I talked about is coming back with a vengeance. 9 p.m. is getting closer. We're two hours away and this diet coke and whiskey is just not cutting it. Our hot take of the week, the Met Gala, is kind of stupid. Was it just last night or is it Monday night? I don't remember. But it's just... Look, if you want to be rich and wear, I don't even know, this is nothing new. The whole idea of just wearing something so outlandish, there are people, there are fashion designers out there.
Starting point is 00:19:20 I watched that, what was the name of the, Halston? Fashion designer, they did a little mini series on Netflix with Hugh and McGregor about a year or two ago. I watched that, it was pretty solid. But there's these Halston figures out there who are luxury fashion designers and they get paid millions of dollars to create these hideous looking pieces of fashion. It's very similar to the whole idea of like modern art. Excuse me, you can walk into a modern art museum and there's a banana duct tape to a wall and that's that's the art piece. And then you have someone creating like some weird-ass leotard that Sabrina Carpenter is wearing or like this weird-ass black and white thing that
Starting point is 00:20:07 Walton Goggins is wearing. It's like, oh yeah, that was designed by my Gucci Prada main guy in Milan and it's $450,000. And it's just like, what are we doing here? It is the most just like rich people jacking each other off type of circumstances you can imagine. To me that's kind of stupid. Here's my second question and this is just due to my own lack of research. What is the Met Gala? Because you only see the red carpet stuff. When you see red carpet Oscars or Emmys or Webbies which I'm still trying to get invited to, or the Potties, for sure I'd love to get invited to that.
Starting point is 00:20:51 There's like a dinner and maybe a formal dance. Even the White House Correspondents' Dinner. It's a dinner. Or the, they always do inaugural ball after a president gets elected. Do they have dinner at the Met Gala? Because frankly, it seems like these anorexic types that attend this event, not to cast too many aspersions here, I'm just on a roll, wouldn't really be the type to eat dinner. So do you just do the red carpet and then you go inside and you just mix and mingle
Starting point is 00:21:23 and then you go to the after party. Or what's the deal? What's going on? Anyone with insider insight into what actually happens is the Met Gala just one big red carpet and they just walk around swirling and twirling about. And then they go to an after party, Vanity Fair. That's the Oscars one, right?
Starting point is 00:21:46 I don't know who hosts the Met Gala. I'd never really been to a gala. I think there was this one charity thing I went to in Baltimore that I paid like 75 bucks a ticket to that was maybe labeled as a gala, but it was at a bar. I don't remember the name of this bar. Let's see if we can find it. It was in Federal Hill.
Starting point is 00:22:10 And I would go there here and there for trivia games. It wasn't my go-to trivia place, but it was around the corner. It's right on Cross Street. Is that the name of the famous street in Federal Hill with all the action? I think so. What was the name of this bar? Crossbar, that's what it was.
Starting point is 00:22:33 It was a German beer garden. That's B-I-E-R-G-A-R-T-E-N. Nice big space, and they had a little upstairs area as well. That's where the charity gala was. But it's kind of hard to have a gala at a German beer garden, right? It's not the same. It's not the same as the Met Gala. I guess that's the best Baltimore has to offer. That's our hot take of the week here. I did, with the last thing I wanted to mention, and we're just going to
Starting point is 00:23:06 kind of explore this and we'll see how long it goes and we'll cut it off when it feels like it's run its course, but we're not going to go too much longer because I am personally running out of steam here. But we've been watching Severance. So we started watching Severance. We got an Apple TV login. Excuse me, shout out to whomever provided that, because God knows I don't pay for any streaming services because I'm cheap. But we have like two episodes, maybe three episodes left in season one.
Starting point is 00:23:35 So we'll have to watch season two, and then we'll be all caught out. But if you don't know, one of the main cast members is Patricia Arquette. I call her Patty. And this got me thinking. It led me into who are celebrities that are either like famous lookalikes or you always get mixed up.
Starting point is 00:23:56 Because I mean, you got like your Brad Pitt's and your Matt Damon's of the world. We're going to explore some other examples here from a BuzzFeed article. But for me, and I don't even think that this is really that accurate, it's just, it is what it is. This has just always been the way I felt it. I guess it's less of like, oh, those two look identical and more just like, I always get these two confused.
Starting point is 00:24:18 Patricia Arquette and Christina Applegate, to me, have always been like, these two are practically the same person and it's like I couldn't really like pick out their filmography if you showed me the two filmographies and didn't tell me which one was which actress I probably wouldn't be able to tell you Because I just like those are two famous people that I'm aware of although I didn't see either one at the Met Gala so they're not as famous as certainly a hunter Schaefer or a Janelle Monet type We're all just getting old, but I always get Patricia Arquette and Christina Applegate confused. I don't know I feel like
Starting point is 00:25:04 There's there's there's some resemblance. It's not gonna show up on our BuzzFeed article of 34 celebs who look exactly the same, but I feel like there's some resemblance. Christina Applegate's one who's got MS, right, and I think she's retired. She still does some voice acting, but yeah, rest up, Christina. But I pulled up this BuzzFeed article. This is 34 celebs who look so much alike, they've literally been mistaken for each other.
Starting point is 00:25:35 So we're just gonna scroll through and commentate. This first one I don't wanna really linger on because I despise both of these people for separate reasons. Katy Perry and Zooey Deschanel. Katy Perry is well documented on the show in Zooey Deschanel because she cheated on Ben Gibbard. Death Cab for cutie front man. That one doesn't resonate with me.
Starting point is 00:25:54 I've never gotten them mixed up. Next up is Helen Hunt and Jodie Foster. I see it now, but I never really thought about it. Helen Hunt, I feel like was like 90s queen. Even into like castaway, I feel like was the last thing I saw Helen Hunt in where I was like, oh yeah, she was really good in this. And then she's kind of faded.
Starting point is 00:26:13 Jodie Foster, I feel like's got some of that staying power. She was just in true detective season. Let's see, what's number three here? Oh, this is the first one where I'm like, oh yeah, this is definitely popped up for me Stanley Tucci and Mark Strong Now it's kind of an easy out because they're both bald white guys, but they kind of got like the darker features going on They're very different personalities though Mark Strong is a very like serious British guy and Mark and Stanley Tucci is like can be serious they can conclave
Starting point is 00:26:44 But he can also be Caesar Flickerman. Da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da. I gotta listen to the Caesar Flickerman theme song after we hop off here, it's such a banger. Hunger Games, Hunger Games! Ha ha, the girl on fire! He really disappeared in that role. That was so much fun.
Starting point is 00:27:13 Don't you hate when you're scrolling down on BuzzFeed and you accidentally click on an ad? I don't have a lot of experience. I visit BuzzFeed like once every two months. But this one, not at all. Okay, I'm rejecting this this one says Ray Fines and Liam Neeson are you kidding me is Ray Fines even Irish I thought he was British I have never no one in history has gotten these two guys confused calling bullshit yeah Ray Fines you know as Voldemort Liam Neeson taken, Qui-Gon Jinn. His wife died in a tragic skiing accident after filming the parent trap.
Starting point is 00:27:51 Yeah, not buying this one. Sorry, BuzzFeed. They don't look at all alike. Next up, Margot Robbie and Emma Mackie would maybe be more interesting if I knew who Emma Mackie was, so we're just gonna move past it. Probably Vic Mackie's wife be more interesting if I knew who Emma Mackie was. So we're just going to move past it. Probably Vic Mackie's wife from The Shield. Marco Robby and Jamie Presley, that's very true. Jamie Presley is one of those celebrities who are like, yeah, I know who she is, but why is she a celebrity?
Starting point is 00:28:18 No idea. Is she an actress? I think so, but I have no idea. But they do look alike. Should have vetted this article beforehand because half of these pairs I've never heard of. Conan O'Brien and David Caruso. I don't know who David Caruso is. I apologize I'm not cultured. Anna Faris and Britney Spears maybe. Let's try to get relevant here. Okay let's let's this page keeps reloading and taking me all the way back to the top.
Starting point is 00:28:46 That's getting really old, really fast. Our chances of making it to number 34 are about one and a half percent. Jessica Simpson and Britney Spears, I get that. We're gonna have to cut this short. Demi Moore and Courtney Cox, I think is pretty solid. Like I could tell the difference pretty easily, I feel like, but it's solid. Like I could tell I could tell the difference pretty easily I feel like but it's it's solid it's solid. Did me more Jennifer Connelly, sure Margaret
Starting point is 00:29:15 Qualley, Emma Roberts I don't think so. Okay is there anything else good here? Tom Hanks and Michael Keaton I don don't... All right, Buzzfeed. You lost the plot. Let's try one other Google search celebs that look alike. See if we get somebody that's not Buzzfeed. Who else looks alike? There's a couple of Zoe Saldana's and This isn't exactly right but Zoe Saldana and Will Smith's wife Jada Pinkett
Starting point is 00:29:58 Apeol's doing to big sniff like she wants to pee not on my watch back on the couch you go, buddy And there's a Vivica a Fox now. I'm just naming black women. Celebrities that share the same face, a Reddit thread. Jeremy Allen White and Gene Wilder, that's pretty true. Someone says, oh, you know what the ultimate one is? We're going to end on this note. And then our trivia question. Speaking of Qui-Gon Jinn, Phantom Menace, they literally... Why are you whining? What are you whining about? You heard me mention Phantom Menace, you want me to do podcast or uh, pod race? Noises again, this is Subobo. Gugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugugug Skywalker Right you like Phantom Menace. Sorry. We haven't watched it yet, buddy. I don't want to spoil the Buntuzi classic for you Yeah, give me your paw that's good Natalie Portman and
Starting point is 00:30:54 What's her name? Keir Knightley literally both play Padme more or less. I mean there's only one Padme, but they're both supposed to be Queen Amidala. What about a threesome between Keir Knightley, Natalie Portman, and Boss Nass? I mean the big green guy, Chief of the Gungans. What was the deal with Boss Nass though? Because he was like King of the Gungans, but he was the only one that looked like that.
Starting point is 00:31:23 All the other Gungans looked the same. Is this like a Queen Bee situation where the Queen is like the Queen Ant, or they're like 10 times bigger than everyone else? Why did all the Gungans look exactly the same except for Boss Nass and he was the King? Did they make him the King because he looked different? George Lucas, if you're listening, it's been 26 years. I'd love some clarification. Got a very whiny dog over here.
Starting point is 00:31:50 What do you want, buddy? What do you want? What are you looking for in life? You're really whiny. Why are you being so whiny? What's wrong? You want me to end the show? OK.
Starting point is 00:32:04 Well, we got to do our trivia question first. Alright, here is our trivia question. I learned about this cocktail this week. I'd never heard of it before. Looks like it was invented in the last 25 years and only in the last like two or three years became officially listed as like a official cocktail by whomever ranks these things. I don't know. But I hadn't heard of it. So my question to you, what ingredients are in a paper plane?
Starting point is 00:32:34 It's a cocktail. It's also a song by MIA, the one with the guns. I don't really know the lyrics to paper planes at all. I can't really understand what it's in some sort of Sri Lankan British dialect. I think she says Paper Planes at some point. Not sure. featuring Hayley Williams from Paramore. I saw B.O.B. at Dillo Day, Northwestern's music festival when I was like 13 years old. What a time to be alive. B.O.B. didn't really have the staying power of a Jason Derulo or a Jay-Z or an Ice Cube did he? He kind of faded much like some of the celebrities we were talking about earlier. But again what goes into a paper plane? There's four ingredients.
Starting point is 00:33:29 I don't really have a clue for you. This is either a you know it or you don't. And if you don't, like I didn't until I looked it up, we're just all gonna learn something here today. So let's get right into the answer here. What goes into a paper plane? And I don't have the exact measurements here. That's my bad. I didn't write them down. Too much type. Excuse me. A paper plane is bourbon. What is this? Amaro. A-M-A-R-O. It's
Starting point is 00:33:57 like an Italian liqueur, I think. Aperol, which I know and you know. Delicious Aperol, kind of bitter. And then lemon juice. So again, a paper plane, bourbon Amaro Aperol and lemon juice. It's got to have, excuse me, like an orange peachish color to it. Excuse me, sorry, getting burpy here. That's a paper plane and that's my show. Let's make sure we got everything here. Yeah, that's what we had. I combined my Florida packing list and Podcast notes into one so I also have linen pants gym shorts sandals swimsuit swim shirt bucket hat Two flower shirts one socks two underwears sunglasses tablet laptop and charger and book on here as well as make sure you iron your khaki shorts. That's what I got for you guys. I'm going to Florida turning off the technology
Starting point is 00:34:49 and just gonna zone out so thank you so much for listening to my program. Thanks for bearing with me on a second straight sick week. Doing my best here to bring you quality content. We'll be back next week for another episode from season eight of Quinn David Fernspirit Sense the Beat in Town podcast. Guys, my name is Quinn. This is my show. Hope everyone stays safe, stays sane, and I'll check in on you guys next week. Bye, everyone. So So So Thank you.

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