Beantown Podcast - Quinn Gets a Recliner (8252019 Beantown Podcast)

Episode Date: August 25, 2019

Quinn comes to you LIVE from Rogers Park to discuss getting a free recliner off of Craigslist, why Aldi is leaps and bounds better than Whole Foods, and how to cross the River Malort without the help of Charon #friendsofthepodcast

Hey, what's going on? It's Quinn David furnace. Welcome to my show. Quinn David furnace presents the bean town podcast for Sunday, August 25th, 2019, what's going on? How are you? What's happening? It was a beautiful Sunday here on the North Shore about 72 degrees low humidity and nice little breeze going Feels a little bit more like late September than late August but hey, I'm not complaining. I give you a little detail into the weather because I forgot to get a climate report from a hashtag friend of the podcast this week. So we'll put that on hold

We will do our best to return to that segment next week. But before we go any further, thanks again to the Comish Hunter Bowen for coming on our show last week. Talked for a solid hour about fantasy football. And there was a lot of good stuff in there. And man, if we were doing the episode this week, we would have had so much more to talk about because Andrew Luck has announced that he is retiring from football, Colts starting quarterback for the last, what, six, seven years, something like that.

And pretty, pretty big news. Always a guy who had some injury problems, but you know, at 29, you don't expect to hear hear that and it's so strange to to hear it at the beginning of a season You know what 10 days before opening kickoff I guess two weeks 14 days, but yeah, just just kind of strange So but but long story short. Thanks Hunter for coming on and we got the Rigglyville dogs auction draft Oh boy one week from today. That's something that we didn't really bring up on the podcast last week because a lot of people

have not most people when they draft or do in your classic snake draft format. So that's how we sort of frame bear conversations. But what you might not know is that when I play fantasy football with Hunter, that's not how we draft. We do an auction draft. Everyone gets what I think $150. And you got to fill out a team of 15 players. So you'll usually see the top guys for anyone who's never done an auction draft before. You'll usually see the top guys go usually running backs. You know, your Christian McCaffrey's, Alvin Cameras,

Seeklin' Barclays, usually up high 60s, is where those guys go. You might see Patrick Mahomes, somebody put 50ish on in this year and then you might, depending on where they go, got like Hopkins or Adams or Jones or OBJ. Those usually aren't quite as premium as the ARBs, but usually still in the 40s somewhere. I remember getting, I paid like 40 something

for OBJ last year, but then I got Devonte Adams for like 20 something and I think he was the number two I received last year in fantasy. So that was a steal and will not be getting Devonte Adams for $20 this year. But we'll do our best and we'll have some fun, so thanks Hunter for coming on. This is the Bean Town Podcast, one of the better podcasts on the north side of Chicago and your number one source for misinformation.

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But I have been in mass acquisition mode here at the apartment. We have been picking things up left and right. So Monday, network, I'm perusing Craigslist as I often do. And if you don't know, I use Craigslist quite a bit. Here's what I use it for. I look for piano gigs, which I haven't done really anything

in a long time, but I will look, you know, if there's a church or something that needs somebody for a date, a date, meaning like a physical day, then I'm happy to fill in, make, you know, $5,100, something like that, because it's the easiest stuff of all time for a pianist. So I use it to try to look for those things. I use it for focus groups.

I think I've talked about focus group on the show in the past year, but those can be some really easy money. Oftentimes, I'd say your standard one, you make like $131.40 for 90 minutes to two hours. So that's a pretty, shwanky hourly rate. I use it, I use to use it for Craigslist personals, of course, right? Guys got to find love.

And then I will also use it for Craigslist free. So Craigslist classified is actually really well built out. I don't think I've ever bought something from Craigslist where there's actual money involved, but I do use Craigslist free all the time. And this last week, I'm perusing on Monday for my office. And you know, you go to Crix's free, you say within, you know, two miles of my zip code, whatever. And it's just everything. So a lot of it is like baby clothes or like random scraps of wood or something

or oftentimes mattresses, a lot of mattresses. But occasionally you get some clutch furniture, postings, and I happen to see this lazy way recliner. That's pretty old school, right? It looks like it's from a grandma's house or something. And it's got a little bit of wear and tear and the reclining function of it is not perfect.

I can't really describe what's wrong with it, but I don't really care. It's just nice to have a recliner. And I notice that the, you know, it doesn't show you the exact address on the classified, but it shows you within a certain like circle radius where it is. And I'm like, hey, that's right over my house.

So I got lucky because the posting had only been up for like 45 minutes So I I sent an email to the person through the Craigslist site and I'm like hey New new to the neighborhood will love to take this chair off your hands Give my number because that's the thing any if you're if you ever reach out and crisis you're trying to pick something up in its situation where you want to If you ever reach out and create this, you're trying to pick something up in its situation where you want to be the first person to get it, especially if it's something free. Leave your number because people don't like

interfacing through Craigslist. Understandably, it's the same thing where it's like you're talking to a Tinder girl for a couple days and your events, sure you're like, let's just do this over text. It's going to be so much better than having to go and attend her every single time to interface. Long story short, she texted me this lady and she's like, hey, your first in line, come

pick it up. So Monday night after work, I walk, I walk to my apartment first to change. And then luckily this place is literally a block and a half away. You know, because I don't have a car, I don't have a truck or anything and because this was such short notice, I didn't ask anyone to come up to Rogers Park to help me move it because it just felt silly. And Monday and Nights are nights I try to have to myself where I'm not like hosting someone or entertaining someone, it's just at home do some cooking maybe watch a ballgame

Go try to go to bed early. It doesn't always happen that way But so I go to the apartment it's on the third floor. I see the chair and like ooh looks heavier than I thought So I lifted up and it's definitely a type of thing and anyone who's moved in the past knows There are things where you you pick them up in at first. you're like, oh, this isn't that heavy. So then you start moving with it and you start to realize, hey, this is kind of heavy. And it was absolutely a situation where the physical weight of it was not the worst thing in the world. And if any of you ever come under my apartment, you can lift the chair and decide for yourself. But it was just awkward. And it's tough to find the perfect way to carry your recliner.

I was doing it pretty classic mode so that my knees were up against the piece that reclines and my forearms were in line with the forearm rests, I guess you would say. And it was just kind of awkwardly shuffling. And not shuffling, so it was off the ground, but my feet were kind of shuffling, because your knees kept keep hitting the reclining portion. I suppose the other way is, and this probably would have been smarter,

but it takes a little bit of manpower to physically get it to this position. What you might wanna do is you pick up the recliner, you hoist it to like your head level, and then you physically just like do a little 180 action. So the backrest is physically going over your head and then like to your back, but now the legs of the recliner straight up in the air. And you're holding the rests, I'm giving you expert reclining, moving advice right now. Recliner moving advice, you're holding the armrest

kind of like you're carrying the arc of the covenant. And the physical seat of the chair is resting on top of your head. I think that could have worked. And on hindsight, I think it would have rather done that because then the strain is rather than the way I was doing it, which was like all forearms and boy, did my forearms burn the rest of the night in the next day.

And even into Wednesday, because I don't lift on Tuesday, so I left my day Wednesday Fridays. Man, when I finished lifting on Wednesday, whoo, that was tough. But physically getting back to my apartment Monday, I still had to cook. It was a struggle to chop up the veggies

because I had lost a lot of dexterity in my fingers. I don't know what the science is behind it, but my forearms were in rough shape because of the carrying position. So I think this new and improved way, which I would try next time, it wouldn't be good for like moving within the apartment and up the stairs and stuff because it would just be too tall, you'd be, you know, 10 feet tall. But going down the street, it could have been a good.

So again, it's only a block and a half. It's probably physically like, I don't know. I'm just looking out the window doing the math in my head right now probably like 600 feet something like that total But yeah, pain in the butt It felt pretty good when I got it out of their apartment, but I did have to bring it down from third floor to street level And then I live on the second floor. So by the time I got it in here, it was pretty, yeah, I was, I was feeling it quite a bit. Lifting lifting the heavy furniture by yourself can be kind of rough.

And it gave me some flashbacks to moving to Baltimore and unloading my truck there by myself, which was just man. Looking back, I don't know how I did it. Honestly, the dresser I have is like solid oak. The bookshelf is pretty unwieldy unwieldy. UNieldy, W-I-E-D-L-Y. Hey, speaking of spelling bees, kind of in that similar vein, we did geography bees growing up and I had a day at work this past week where I was just less busy than usual. It was in the middle, it was kind of an I have a storm thing because we had orientation this week with the middle day. No one was the students who weren't on campus. They were doing service projects off campus. So I had some more time to breathe. And so I am a big geography fan and used to go to

the state geography, be screwing up as a kid. So I found the National Geography B from 2018. Courses are televised on PBS. It used to be Trebek who hosted them. Now they have Mooraka. I always love that name, Maraka. And I watched those bees. The first couple of rounds were all in the US, and I was actually like, hey, old man can still hang. I know these stuff, know these stuff, this stuff.

But eventually it got a little bit more tricky. There is this one interesting section. I don't, maybe it's always been this way, but I don't recall it ever being like this. So the kids, they give them like a paragraph. And I think one of them was like, you have three cities, one along the Rhine, one along the yellow, or the Yangtze, and one along the Niger Rivers. And it's like, where would you implement a, I don't know, plastic waste, clean up plate or something like that.

And the kids physically got like 10 seconds to think, and then they had to stand up in front of the judges and give it detailed response with why they choose one and not the others. But it wasn't, it's not like a trivia question, it's physically like formulating an opinion and stating it. So it was interesting, it's not, I mean, it's just different.

I had no idea, I don't know if that's a new thing of the National Geographic B, but it was interesting. It's seen pretty obvious that you do it at the mouth of the yellow or the ink sea, which everyone, China, was. Right. Population centers, way more people than the Rhine, and then the Niger has a lot of people. It's about to swear, but I didn't.

But not the level of plastic waste, right? So yeah. China, we are losing so badly to China. Let me get a sip here. All right, last week was really long. Excuse me. So I'm gonna read some ads here, and then I got a couple things that surprised me that

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Malachi, by the way, is the last book of the Old Testament. Who would it guess? I don't think I've ever read Malachi, have you? I was, you know, when I was doing the piano volunteering, it was at a church this summer, and I had some time to kill at one point, so I was sitting in the sanctuary, just casually picked up Matthew, and I like the first half of Matthew.

There were so many, it moved so fast, you know? Because I'm used to reading, not that he doesn't move fast, he moves very know, because I'm used to reading Not that he doesn't move fast. He moves very fast when I was used to reading Stephen King because I was reading it at the time and But there's just a lot more descriptors going on the Bible is literature kind of blows You know, it's just like I'm not getting any descriptions. It just goes goes. It's all plot, you know Until Jesus starts talking and okay, you get some parables going on, but there it's a lot of just like, and then they X went to this place and they saw this and the next day this other, you know, person I never heard of goes to goes down to the valley of Yadda Yadda Yadda

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New segment called, these are things that I don't understand. Right, it's like the coldplay version of my favorite things except sort of the opposite. Favorite and non-understandable. Ununderstandable, disunderstandable. Inunderstandable, I like it. There are a lot of prefixes that mean no or negation. Fascinating, fascinating language we speak. Okay. fascinating language we speak. Okay, first things first, so I've been talking to people as I do

casually. And what I've learned since moving back here, and they had some of these stores out on the East Coast, but not a ton. There was one in Baltimore, but it's just real tough to get to as far east Baltimore. Aldi, the classic grocery store chain from Sweden, I believe, Denmark, something like that, Finland, perhaps, which is known for its excellent business model. They know frills just low affordable prices. They don't have a huge staff. The staff members who are there work their butts off and get paid very well. It's a great model. I love it. People around here that I've interacted with recently are like, oh, I would never go to

all of the, it's gross. I'm like, what are you talking about? Like, where do you shop? Like, whole foods. What? How do you have enough money to shop at Whole Foods? Most of the people here being supported by the parents. Still though, I don't see like, there being this big quality jump between all the in whole foods. You go to all the, it's delicious. They got good meat, solid produce, a lot of good dried goods, delicious snacks. Yeah, you don't have the variety of 50 different brands

and everything, but I mean, there are two types of pop, there's pop tarts and then there's toaster tarts, which are delicious and like half as expensive as pop tarts. And I would even, and I'm gonna get crucified for saying this, I like toaster tarts better than pop tarts. They're thicker, thicker, THICKER, thicker. I love toaster tarts. Only at Aldi, will you find the Milville brand?

Milville, sounds like you're saying a little bit, Mil will you find the Milville brand Milville sounds like you're saying Louisville, but Milville not herman Melville Milville and Feel like this podcast got really like neurotic the last five minutes Aldi is great and you can buy all your food for a week and it's like 40 bucks and Boom you're good to go. Also kick ass frozen pizzas. You can get the jumbo family size, family of 15 pizza for like six bucks.

It's amazing. And when you eat as much as I do, that's dinner for one night, it's perfect. Okay, so what's the deal? Who you're crappin', why you giving shit on Aldi? I don't get it, they're amazing. Aldi is fantastic. And you have to bring your own,

you're in court or to get a cart, it's perfect. So the way America should be, all these stores hanging out, free carts like their cupcakes. Although, you know, you don't find many free cupcakes these days I suppose. Okay, something else. Some people I've talked to and people, I think,

have a pretty good understanding of this. I do a lot of things alone. And it's not because I'm a loner, it's not because I hate being social. No, I love going to things with friends. I love meeting new people. But if I only went to things when I, you know, had people to go with, then it just, I would not go to many things. So, for example, I went to the war

concert last night you know war low rider and why can't we be friends and Cisco kid you probably know, spell the wine. Anyways, great, great jazz work in that song, but they were playing at the Skokie Backlot Bash last night. And I actually had the potential to meet up with one friend there, but he wasn't able to make it. But so I ended up going alone.

And you know what's mean? There's a lot of couples who are like middle-aged to older age, you know, 40s to 70s age. And I was just there by myself. And they're ended up, so this was fun, actually. I got there and it was pretty packed, but I managed to squeeze my way into a spot. And I was standing right behind these two,

probably about 50-year-old ladies, who were like fairly attractive. And one of them, the blonde one, had her husband was there for like the first two songs, then he left. I don't know where he went, but then it was just me and the two females, the blonde lady, the brunette lady.

And you know, it's war, so we're getting funky and just having a good time dancing. It was great. I don't know them. I didn't get their names. We left after. I think they were pretty drunk. I did not drink yesterday. A lot of people were smoking because it's a war concert, but I do not smoke.

So I was completely clean, completely sober. You know, I had to walk past the police dog to get back to the train. But it was a great time. And I did it alone. And I, you know, quote, met people. Didn't, they're not, you know, friends moving forward because didn't exchange information. And I don't know how many fifth-year-old ladies I really want to hang out with, but You know what? It's a good time. Do you just go? You experience the community? You support the art listen to some kick-ass music, war's been around for 50 years, 5.0 Best selling album in 1973 Some amazing hits great night 90-minute set on core. You know what? It's fun. Why wouldn't I want to go to that? If people want to come with me and I invited a couple of people,

they weren't able to make it, that's fine. But I'm not going to sit here and listen to you, you know, be all weird about, oh, he's doing stuff by himself. That's strange. Okay, I guess next time I'll just sit home on the couch. Let's see. Oh, one other thing is so quicky. There's so many people living in Chicago,

and this is I'm about to bring up a Chicago institution, this is the last thing I'll say, who not only have never had Malort, but they don't even know what it is. Carl Jepsen's Malort, known or made, excuse me, from Wormwood, W-O-O-O-D, fun word. And it's kind of bitter. It used to be used from medicinal purposes.

Carl Jepsen used to sell it door to door for medicinal purposes. But now it's a classic Chicago thing. It has expanded. You can find it in a couple other markets, but yeah, it's actually pretty awful, but here's a great thing, because there are kind of two people who live in Chicago. There are people who know Mollart and have had it and there are people who don't know Mollart and haven't had it.

So the great thing is, you can be with someone else who's never had it and you can kind of be like the judgey person is like, oh, you've never had Mollart. Oh my God. And then you make them have a shot. And I took the shot with this person I was with on Friday. But now it's like, once you're, it's kind of like being inducted into the Hall of Fame. Now you're on the other side of it. And so you can pay that, you know,

judgmental bichiness forward to your other friends who have never heard it. And soon if we continue this cycle for a long enough, then everyone will know my Lord. And it'll just be a better world for everyone. But it's a great thing because then you get to watch them or share that experience with them, tasting it for the first time,

which even though you have to go through some pain yourself, it's totally worth it to inundate or induct somebody into the world of Malort. So if you don't own a malert, but you live in Chicago, next time you're at a bar, take a shot, you don't even need someone else to sort of bring you over. You don't need a, oh man, what's the name of the,

in Greek mythology, the river sticks. There is a guy who will take you across the river, and have to that's why when the Greeks were buried they put a coin under Under the mouth so that you could have the payment for this guy who will take you across what was his name though? Boatmaster 3000 something like that. I don't know. But what was that? How did I get to sticks?

We were talking about sticks across the river. Oh, crossing over to the other side. You don't need someone to take you across to the other side of the Millort River. Once you get across and you can do it yourself, then you can take other people across. So it's fun. And I looked it up, you're gonna think, oh, he thought of it on the blue.

No, I never would have thought of this name. Charan, Karan, C-H-A-R-O-N, don't know how to say it. Is the fairy man of Hades who carry souls of the newly deceased across the earth sticks and acre on, there's another river. I didn't know that. Divided the world of the living from the world of the dead. A coin to pay, car, and for passage, usually an obelisk

or dant, dant, dant, like dant, hip, patrick, was sometimes placed in or on the mouth of a dead person. Fascinating. Well, who knew there was another river? Wow. Oh, it's a real river. Would you believe that? It's in northwest Greece, because sticks it's a real river. Would you believe that? It's in northwest Greece, because sticks

is not a real river. Sticks is a fictional river, isn't it? Sticks is a deity in a river that forms the boundary of the earth in the other world. That can't be a real river. But there's a picture of the river sticks and it looks real. It's a photograph of one stick.

What does that mean? We have got an off topic here. I've got about an hour of Wikipedia hunting to do relating and pertain to Greek mythology. So I'm gonna go do that. We're a 35 minutes. That's good. Thanks everyone for listening.

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