Beantown Podcast - Father's Day 2020 (06212020 Beantown Podcast)

Episode Date: June 21, 2020

Quinn comes to you LIVE from Chicago to wish his Dad a Happy Father's Day, complain about getting shut out of Talladega, and discuss breaking the law right under the cops noses

Hey, what's going on? It's Quinn David Furnace. Welcome to my show. Quinn David Furnace presents the Bean Tum podcast for Sunday June 21st, 2020. What's going on? How are you? What's happening? How are you? What's happening? This is my show. This is my podcast. And we're coming to you live in the middle of season three here over at Bean Town. It's Father's Day. The summer solstice is yesterday, today, tomorrow. I don't know. We're in the general vicinity, if you will, vicinity, V-I-C-I-N-I-T-Y. Is that right? Something like that. Yeah, what's happening?

It's Father's Day, and you know what that means. Any hardcore bean heads out there or Has or hashtag friends of the podcast will know that father's day means a little father's day tune is in store and We dropped that single oh man Craig Culver's on television. I love that guy Craig Culver what on television. I love that guy. Craig Culver. What a man. Head of the Culver's franchise. Starting to look a little bit older. Well, I'm watching TV while I'm doing this because Taladega's today. And you all remember last time I just about the last time I left the state, not the actual last time, but it feels like the last time I went to Alabama back in January, February.

It's like they're just getting started to drive the track here. And I went to, I went to Talladega. I drove there, and let me switch back and just mention that we dropped our Father's Day single this morning. It's on YouTube, you can check it out. We're gonna play it a little bit later in the show, but back to Talladega. I went there.

I was working in Alabama, flew into Atlanta, and had an event in Tuskegee, and then had an event in Tuscaloosa. And then I decided after I worked in Tuscaloosa one day I decided, hey, I'm so close to day, that's about two two hour drive. I said, they're sciping Ryan Newman and his face is literally about five times too close to the camera. What is going on? Newman. Glad he's recovered, OK, from the day 200 500 though.

I went to Talladega. It was dark by the time I got there. And the really disappointing thing about Talladega is, you can not even get close to it. I mean, so you're driving on the road, which runs parallel to the freeway. So you exit the interstate, you drive on the road for a couple of miles,

running parallel to the freeway, and then Newman's in his truck, what's he doing? What is this guy doing? And then you turn off onto the road to go to the speedway. And pretty much immediately you hit a gate and you can't go past it, right? I mean, it was like 6 p.m. at night in the middle of January. So there's nothing going on there. And it's closed off, I get it.

But the speedway is still like a mile away from there. And so all you can really see is like the grandstand off in the distance. And it was kind of disappointing, you know. I just wanted to get a little bit of a closer look. Like, I've gone to Dover before out there in Delaware. And you can pretty much just like do whatever you want. You can, you know, get right up to the racetrack. But Taladega for whatever reason is just kind of secluded,

which is the opposite of what you think it would be, because it's the largest track in racing. It's about 2.6 something miles, 2.7 something like that. It's huge. But yeah, so Taladega is supposed to happen today, but low and behold, a weather delay, I swear it's like the third or fourth straight NASCAR race. That's been delayed by weather. It's insane. This almost, NASCAR will occasionally get weather delays, but, you know, I'd say on average, you might get two or three a year, it feels like. We've gotten like four the last four weeks. It's brutal. And normally it wouldn't complain because it's a Sunday afternoon, a normal

circumstances I'd be watching the Cubs game anyways or be out and about doing whatever and enjoying the nice day, which I've already done to a certain extent. But when it's the only it's the only sporting event on your like, just it's already, you know, it's going to be a long race too, right? Taladega, 500 miles. It's a long, long haul thing. This I mean, we're recording this at 315. There's no way they're getting this race started for at least another, let's say 40 minutes. And that's just, that's

just a minimum guess. So they're not getting underweight all close to four. This is oftentimes a three to four hour race. So we're going to be, we're going to be here for a while. Went out after family chat this morning and had a nice little walk which I do on my Sundays. And I decided to go down to dollop diner, which there are a couple of around Chicago. My former great Sean Young who's been on our podcast before, works down at a dollop. And I didn't know he was working today. I just decided to walk down there and see if he was around. And he was low and behold. And he hooked me up with a free iced coffee. What a champ. What a total champ. Sean Young. And then

I had my iced coffee, you know, nice day here in Chicago. I tell you what, we had a little bit of rain that rolled in last night. They'd been saying yesterday it was going to be thunderstorm all day. And I think depending on where you lived in the Chicago and area, you might have experienced that. But here in it up in Rogers Park, I mean, it hardly rained at all. There were a couple times in the very late afternoon into the evening. Oh, wow. Replay of Talladega. Even the drying truck is spinning out. That's crazy. Well, the thing with the bank here is, I don't know what the actual incline

is, but it just by looking at it. I mean, it looks like it's like a solid 30 degree incline. It's crazy how banked to the thing is. They were, you know, original weather forecast was like, oh, it's going to be raining all day. Good luck doing anything. And it's going to be hot. So I didn't really plan anything because I just figured we weren't really going to be able to do anything. And then it ended up being a beautiful day. And it finally rained and it finally cooled things off a little bit. But yeah, the humidity finally dropped Because it was really humid. It was brutal. I went for a run. I woke up at about 430 or so And anyone who knows me knows that I do not run in the mornings that is not my M.O It's not how I like to do things

It's just not my vibe. But I said, hey, if I'm going to do a long run in any capacity today, which I've been very consistent with on my Saturdays, it's going to have to happen. I'm going to have to wake up early and do it. And I wasn't that happy about it, but I woke up, got some, I cut up a mango, big mango fan. My grocery store lately has been selling them for 79 cents, which I don't know that much about fruit prices, but seems like a good deal. And, uh, how do mango? Trying to, that's the toughest thing for me, honestly, about trying to run in the mornings, especially if you're going to, okay, so if you're just going to go out and run a 5K, 10K, whatever. You don't have to worry that much about being properly hydrated. I mean, it helps,

but you don't, you don't have to really stress about it that much. When you're going out 15 miles or so, it's, uh, it, which is what I did yesterday and the humidity is around 80% which is what I did yesterday and the humidity is around 80%. Even at 5am, 6am, 7.30 when I finished, you got to really be hydrated. Because I don't run with water. I don't run with gels. It's just me and my iPod. Hit in the open roads. So that's the toughest thing for me is trying to wake up and get hydrated

to a point where I feel safe and comfortable going out for you know run when I know I'm going to be running for you know two hours or so. Two plus almost. But it made it. I broke the law. I ran on the the lake front path, which is technically closed for another what two days here. You're finally open it up soon But I've been here and and seeing on social media, just people all over it, biking, running, dog walking, someone was riding a donkey,

I think it was a keencin' year or something. I don't know. I don't ask questions. But I actually, so I ended up on the Lakefront Path. I did not intend to. I'm running east on Belmont. I started, I was sleeping down in Lakeview yesterday. I did not intend to go on the Lakefront Path.

I was thinking I was gonna, you know, just try to run up and down the inner lakeshore path or marine drive or canning whatever you wanna call it. But I ended up missing my turn. And the turn I thought I was going to take ended up being the Yon ramp to Lake Shore Drive, which is closed historically to pedestrians. It's anti-pidestrian.

And so I ended up going under the bridge and next thing you know, boom, it's the lakefront path and there's a cop sitting right there. And of course my heart is, you know, thumping like crazy. My natural heart resting heart rate is about 42 beats per minute when I'm running it gets up to about 65 when I saw that cop it easily ticked up to 67 But I just turned north and just went for it. I said hey if I'm fast enough they can't catch me And then there ended up being a cop at every single like entrance onto the lakefront path, you know every major street Irving Park Lawrence Montrose Foster Foster, whatever.

But they're just sitting there. It's got to be kind of a boring gig to just be posted up at one of those entrances at 5am. Knowing you're not actually going to stop anyone, but you still have to be there. Like, what are those cops who just listen to the radio? I guess that's not the worst gig. You know, those cars, those police cars are the ones I suppose I bear conditioning. You know, you get some AC,

you pull a Reginald Vell Johnson from Die Hard, you'll get some donuts and coffee, kick back, and you do something while you're doing nothing. Anyways, I run north on Lakeshore Drive, the one perk of running in the morning, well, a couple, plenty of perks, but a couple, one, literally like, no one else out there. It helped that I was running on a, you know, a closed path, a closed circuit. It's like my own private Olympic training venue. To the, seeing the sunrise off Lake Michigan

was pretty neat. And I always think, I live half a mile away from the beach right now, or the lake right now, a little bit further to get to the beach. But I always think, hey, I should wake up and go, you know, watch the sunrise. The problem is, I mean, you got to wake up real early. Like as early as I did yesterday, 4.30 a.m., which actually happened to me again today. Talk about that in a second. And then, you know, walk to the beach and then you sit and watch it, but it's fine, it's beautiful. But then you're done and it's like 5.30 a.m. and you're like, now what do I do?

I'm awake. I've already got some exercise in. Now what happens? You know? I don't have my daily Zoom meeting till 9.30. Not four hours to kill here. Go back and take a nap. The guy in the TV, his name is Ron Hubbard, not El Ron Hubbard, just Ron Hubbard.

Anyways, did my run. I went all the way down into the loop, which was further than I should have gone, but 15 miles total. Feel pretty good today. Needs still been giving me some issues, but I woke up this morning at 4.30 a.m. I tell you what, so I fell asleep on the couch last night

at literally like 9.30. I watched Trump's rally speech in Tulsa, which went for two hours. It was crazy. I kept waiting for its end. And then two hours later it ended. But I woke up at 4.30 a.m. and I should mention that listener discretion is advised.

When you're listening to the Bean Tom podcast number one, we'll occasionally need some language number two. Podcast is objectively terrible and we spent the first 16 minutes of this father's day special. We haven't even premiered our song yet. Just been babbling about I don't know. Running, Ron Hubbard, Taladega, like one of the loudest noises I've ever heard in my life. Sounded like a panzer. I felt like I was on the front lines

of the Battle of the Bulge. Cause it was just like, I'm not even gonna try to imitate it cause I can't do it justice. But I almost fell off the couch, it was so loud. But I almost fell off the couch. It was so loud. And you wake up just like freaking out. Like what on earth was that? You know, I'm getting Vietnam PTSD just hearing it

and I never, I've never even been to Asia. That should tell you how serious I am. So I'm like, okay, that was creepy. Like it's not a gunshot, because it's way more like booming and powerful than that. So you figured it's a firework, but what firework makes that loud of a cannon boom. It's crazy.

And then I'm settling back in, checking my trousers to ensure I did not pee myself, and then it happens again. And my heart rate jumps from 42 back up to about 57, and I feel like I'm about to explode at that point. Christ. And then it happened like three more times. But the worst thing about this was, it wasn't like back to back to back.

There was like five minutes in between these, you know, panzer shots, which sounds like something you could take at October fest up in Milwaukee, panzer shots. But I'm just so loud. Like this must have been just a couple blocks, not a couple blocks, a couple, you like, one, who's playing around with fireworks at 4.30am on a Sunday morning, if assuming that's what it was, because I haven't seen any tanks on the streets, and I also haven't seen any damage, so I just assume it wasn't that. But to like, what kind of ammunition was that that made that lot of a noise?

My goodness is nuts. So all I'm saying is please don't do that again, because it was really disturbing. And I didn't want both. Here, you know, when I woke up yesterday at 4.30 and I said to myself, hey, it's gonna be a tough morning but, you know, at least the next morning, Sunday morning, which was this morning,

you'll be able to sleep in It's unlikely You'll be awoken by pans or shots You know, you don't you I don't even know why I would think that because I've never been awoken by a tank blast before You know those were the things I was telling myself Those dragon my ass out of bed on Saturday morning for my run. And lo and behold, what should happen today? But a Panzerschat.

The one thing I said probably wouldn't happen has come true, which is just a one in a million shot. Unbelievable. Very disturbing. It's Father's Day 2020, believable, very disturbing. It's Father's Day, 2020, and that means that we've written a new song. And if you're all over our YouTube channel, then you've already heard it.

Or if you follow me on social media, you probably know about it. But we had some fun with it this year. I wrote the tune, maybe about a week ago. I did not put lyrics to it until yesterday. I wrote the lyrics. And then we recorded, actually we had recorded the piano track a couple days ago. And then we recorded vocals and the electric whistling, which was a lot of fun. We did that this morning, mixed it, did not spend a lot of time mixing it, because I liked what I had. I kept it simple.

And we threw it out there for the world to consume. So if you haven't heard it yet, I'm going to take the opportunity now to play that tune for you. I hope you like it if you don't. Just fast forward two minutes and 49 seconds. And you'll get back to here in Borneville, me talk. But without further ado, here is the debut premiere, not counting when we premiered it earlier today, of our Happy Father's day 2020 song colloquially known as cornbread muffins I think is what we called it. I don't know. I gotta go find it. Uh, here it is. Enjoy

Dad I wrote with a just like a, a just butchal day So just like a baby, no one, it's a parent day Spoon it up down, cause it's about how much I wanna fight Dad I love ya, can't replace you, happy Father's day So hope you can't wake in or up, I thought, whoo Maybe cook some of that chili, but can't offer too Court breadbuffins, nice and 80, and if I buy 3, they're I love you, can't reprete your happy Father's Day. 1.5-2-3-4-3-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4- I'm a little bit more I'm a little bit more I'm a little bit more

I'm a little bit more I'm a little bit more Let's try this shit, that's my mission I can do anything We'll forget the topic for the God food by the name It's a tough one with your foot son, but I gotta say That I love you, can't we play here happy Father's Day? No further or the rest, but at least we got the theme Trapper, Ketter, feel the swell, the temple, rave, play, throw

Still a good look at my old book, and I want a theme That I love here can't we replay your happy father's day. It's a parody. Don't be mad at me. Happy father's day. That I love you. Can't replay your happy father's day. And happy father's day to all those young people too.

So there you have it. Happy Father's Day to my dad, Steve. Hello, a year. And if you, if this is your first, if you're a new bean head, and this is your first exposure to a bean town podcast edition of Father's Day, then we got some other songs you might enjoy. This is our third annual Father's Day song. I don't really remember how it came to pass, but it's just tradition now. Last year is a single on YouTube. You can go check it out. I think it's just titled Happy Father's Day 2019. And then the single, the first everyone we did from 2018,

I don't think has its own clip. I went back and checked that. You got to just go into the podcast. I don't think has its own clip. I went back and checked that. You got to just go into the podcast from June 19th or whatever, 18th maybe. June 18th, 2018, perhaps. And check it out. That one's pretty fun. It's guitar. Talk about mommies, bob Evans.

It's a good time. You're gonna wanna check it out. Anyways, happy Father's Day to my dad to my grandpa Dave, the OG, and all the dads out there. Of which I assume I am not one, but what you remember what happened to Vince Vaughan in that movie is called like Too Many Daves or something where he's just a normal guy and he finds out, excuse me he finds out that he's got like a

thousand kids pretty fantastic. Vince Vaughan had so many B-grade comedies that I only saw the trailers for and don't know anything about. There's that one called Business Trip. I think, or no, it's called Un called unfinished business with Dave Franco. We loved that trailer in college. Never saw the movie. Never want to. Just like the trailer. Why spend 100 minutes of your life watching an awful movie when you could just watch a 90 second trailer and they're gonna show you the funniest bits and then that's it. And then you can move on with your life

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You know, I like having email on my phone here, but one thing that really pisses me off when people are emailing you on a Sunday afternoon at 3pm, what really grinds my gears about this one? I was just checking my email while I was reading the ads, multitasking. Get an email from an admitted law student. Again, I actually have another job outside of the Bean Tom podcast. I know it's hard to believe, but I don't bring in enough money from the show to put food on the table, and I eat a lot. So I had to get another job at a law school, and then I actually have two more jobs besides that. So I'm working like four jobs right now, but that's besides the point. Again, this actually happened from two different admitted students this past week.

They call and leave a voicemail at like 4.30 p.m. on a Friday, which is just like, don't do it, man. Just wait till Monday morning. We'll have had our coffee. Be very fresh. Ready to go. Fire it up, ready to go. Just like the Obama chant. But, uh, no.

They want to leave the Friday afternoon voicemail. Who's... Maybe I'm alone in this, but I don't think I am. Who's trying to get work done after noon on a Friday? I don't care if it's summer, if it's winter, if you have a life, if you don't have a life, just respect the game, you know? But they take it one step further, at least this one student

and he sends me an email on today. I got it half an hour ago that says, I left you a voice mail on Friday. Loved to chat more. So you now, because I have some hours on Fridays, 3pm I get off. So you now left me two messages since I've been off the clock. And all you've said is, let's, can we talk more? Great. Fine. Just send me one normal message on a Monday

and I'll, I'll respond. How is this to say is that, uh, it doesn't really stress me out. I could see another email, jump into my inbox. Like that's not inherently stressful. I'm just sitting here on a Sunday afternoon like, why? It's Father's Day. Like go grow some stakes or go outside or climb a pine tree or bake some summer solstice cookies or you know I mean hey, if you own a tank, you could fire it off. And even though I don't condone that, I would rather you do it right now at 3.45 pm instead

of 3.45 am. It's amazing how one little letter can make all the difference there. Right, if you were going to fire, if I saw your pans are rolling down my street right now and you blasted, you know, the next store apartment is Smithereens, I would be upset. But at least I, you know, you wouldn't have woken me up. That being said, if this NASCAR weather delay continues for much longer and I finish recording my podcast, there's a good chance. I'm gonna be falling asleep here, taking a nap. Could I try to take one yesterday, but it did not last very long, because I had to wake up to watch the Belmont steaks.

Because that's just something you got to watch live, you know. All this is to say, let's just, you know, okay, big idea, big idea Sunday. Don't send an email on a Sunday. At least don't send a work email. Maybe if it's a funny cat video, that's okay But send it to my personal inbox. I got like six different ones you could send it to don't send it to my work in box and Definitely don't send actual work Anywhere don't send it to one of my personal inbox is either because I won't respond

But my big idea was this, you know, Trump during his rally last night proposed that anyone who burns the US flag get a year in prison, which is silly. But what if we said anyone who sends a nonessential work email on a Sunday gets a year in prison? And if it's a follow up, if it's just like a, what's the word, a jog, if it's just a jog,

of a previous message you've already sent after the work hours end for the week, we call that a two-for, two years in prison. And not the fun rich bougie kind that they sent Blago to, we're talking hardcore, okay? The clink, prison mic style. Mm-hmm. That'll teach you. And you might say, wow, Quinn, that's really harsh. Well, I think we make an example out of somebody, rest the rest of them will fall in line So again to summarize not a big fan of the you know jail time for flag burning big fan

of criminalizing sending non-essential emails on a Sunday, okay? sending non-essential emails on a Sunday, okay? Lucky it's not football season. If I'm trying to check my fantasy lineup and I get an alert that I got a jog from somebody who already left me a voicemail after hours on a Friday.

I don't know what I would do, but you wouldn't want to be there to see it unless you like seeing a whooping. And if you like seeing a whoopee, check out Ghost. From what? 1999? Is that right? 96? Let's check. Ghost. 1990, is that right? It seemed so early. Why did I think it was so much later? Wow. Feel like a dummy. Yeah, 1990. It did not realize it was so early, mercy. Well, whoopies unforgettable in it, if you haven't seen it. Okay. I think that's, that's about good. I feel pretty comfortable with that. I've accomplished what I wanted to accomplish. We wish my dad a happy Father's Day.

We gave you a quick rundown of how things have been going. That's all about, all about there is to say about it. Next week, I haven't even thought about this, but we're going to be in Dorock County, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, behind the Cheddar curtain. Very exciting. We have not done a podcast from Wisconsin in a long time. Like I don't even know how long it's been, but it's been a while. I'm very excited. Going up there Saturday morning, coming back Monday afternoon, taking next Monday, eight days from now will be my first vacation day of 2020, and then I'm taking another one in July

to fly out to Scottsdale for a three-day weekend bachelor party. And then literally from August through the end of the year, we're gonna have to take three more full weeks of paid vacation. Great problem to have, right? But what do I do? I don't know. Now taking ideas, you can email us bean ton podcast yahu.com. We get us bean ton B and Tim podcasts at yahu.com. We'd love to hear from the bean heads out there. But going up to Stork County, got a little Airbnb action.

Gonna get some cherries. And the rest is TBD. But I suppose we'll have to do a podcast from up there and hadn't really thought about it. But you got that to look forward to. Be Wisconsin's special, shrouded in cheddar. We have not hit the road with bean town for what feels like forever. I mean, I would have to go back and look.

I don't even know. I took a couple work trips, like January and February to Alabama and then Minneapolis, and then I went to Austin, where there's a spider on the window. Austin first week in February, but I don't think I did a podcast from down there. I'm not sure if I've done a podcast from outside of the house yet this year. I'm going to try to kill this spider live on the air. How do you like that?

He's a big sucker. Nailed him. Wasted. I haven't even left the state of Illinois since the first weekend of February, which is absolutely crazy considering I get cabin fever historically if I'm at my apartment for longer than like three weeks. And we're pushing what? Four and a half months right now. It's nuts. I feel very trapped. Concrete jungle over here. But yeah, I'm getting out. Going exotic, going erotic, Wisconsin. Maybe it could be their new tourism person. You know, you get like the the CTA ads, erotic,

no, exotic, erotic, and then just in big bold letters Wisconsin. Maybe get some cheese in there, somehow. Work it in, we'll figure it out. That's what's going on next weekend. Thanks everyone for tuning in. Go check out the Fathers Day special on YouTube, give it a thumbs up, subscribe to our channel while you're there. We post a lot of our podcasts there.

And I'm in the process if you're wondering, hey, whatever happened to the video casts. I've already talked about the issue, but the problem is my Mac stopped being able to read my SD card. So our plan is to buy an external reader, hope it works, everything's great with the camera, crisp, clear, visual quality. So we hope once we get that going, that'll get us back on track. Maybe we'll do a little fourth of July, video cast return. That's the hope. That's my goal. But I can't even begin to relate to you how frustrating it is even when the SD reader on my Mac is working properly because it takes like an hour to import the files off the card,

but it's not very clear when you are in the process of importing, whether or not it's working successfully. And then if you touch anything well, it's happening, you mess the whole thing up. And then that's just getting them imported into iMovie. And then you actually have to create the MP4 and do all the editing there and then uploading it is like a five-hour slog. And I just I'm a patient

person but it takes it to a whole new level. So that's, you know, it's an uphill battle with the video cast, but I want to do it. We've got everything we need, except for the thing we still need, which is an external reader. Hopefully that fixes the issue. I don't know, this Mac is pushing, or about, what, seven and a half years in. Already done one surgery.

Already had to ship it away for a week back in college to the Apple store. They fixed something else. So this baby's got some battle wounds. Thankfully none from the neighborhood panzer, OK? But I'll keep you updated if that happens again. Thankfully none from the the neighborhood panzer, okay? but I'll keep you updated if that happens again. I suppose you know we're two weeks away from the 4th of July. It's bound to happen again but

TBD, okay, that's what I got for you. Thanks for tuning in and I'm gonna queue up some music to play us out and that's all I got so everyone I hope you're staying safe staying sane staying healthy Go outside and enjoy this fresh air if you can beautiful summery day and Happy Father's Day to my dad and all the dads out there and thanks for listening. I will check in on you next time. All, bye everyone. nd nd Thank you.