Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast - Bonus Bang: Paul F. Tompkins, Drew Target, Ryan Gaul (Wet Day Special 2022)

Episode Date: April 10, 2025

Happy Wet Day (actual)! This week, to honor the holiday, we are releasing the first ever Wet Day episode. Originally episode #752, released April 10th, 2022, and titled "Wet Day Special,"  Wet Day co...-creator Paul F. Tompkins joins Scott to chat about baseball uniforms, Wet Day carols, and the Super Soldier serum. Then, grandfathers Spike and Ike Minksalmon stop by to warn listeners to stay away from their granddaughter. Plus, financial advisor Doug Gropes returns to talk about his multi-layer system on how to spend your stimulus check. Get access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM App! Get 3 months free using this show link: https://siriusxm.com/cbb 

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hey everyone, this is Scott Aukerman and welcome to another Bonus Bang! Bonus Bang's being, of course, previously recorded episodes of Comedy Bang Bang that we are re-releasing. And happy actual wet day! We of course observed wet day on Monday of this week, but this is the actual wet day. And to celebrate this incredible holiday, which I of course don't have to describe to you because you already know what it is, we are re-releasing our very first wet day episode
Starting point is 00:00:31 from April 10th, 2022, originally episode number 752. This is entitled, Wet Day Special. Now this episode features Paul F. Tompkins and Drew Tarver as Ike and Spike mink salmon and Ryan Gall as Doug Groves. It's a great episode. It helped start and kick off this wet day tradition that we now celebrate every single year.
Starting point is 00:00:58 If you haven't heard Monday's episode, this trio returned and that's also a very funny episode. So happy wet day to all and to all a wet night. And if you enjoy this and you want more, you can go to cbbworld.com, become a subscriber. You can hear every single episode we've ever done, as well as all of the live episodes ad free, as well as all of our other shows
Starting point is 00:01:22 like Neighborhood Listen and Hey Randy, just to name but a few, Scott hasn't seen. I hope you enjoy this and I hope you're spending today nice and wet, many Urkels to you. comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, comedy bang bang, Big boy shits are meant for the toilet. Welcome to Comedy Bang Bang. I have to go. Oh really? So soon. Something just came up. Well I hope my good friend Shimi is around.
Starting point is 00:02:10 Is he here? Hey! Oh he's still here. Do you need a gift for the A-Bot? I certainly do. Shimi! What's up? Hey Scott!
Starting point is 00:02:18 What haven't I asked you in previous appearances? I don't know, my last name? Okay, what's your last name Shimi? Lincoln. Shimi Lincoln? Yep. Related's your last name, Jimmy? Lincoln. Jimmy Lincoln? Yeah. Related to old honest Abe? Who?
Starting point is 00:02:28 Abraham Lincoln. How was the play, Mrs. Lincoln? What? I don't get this reference. Okay. Have you ever seen a play? Let's start there. I saw Angels in America. Really? All three hours or all six hours? All six hours.
Starting point is 00:02:41 Really? Perestroika as well? I paid extra so I could eat dinner on the stage. During Angels in America? Yeah. Well, I gotta go. Okay, shimmy bye! All right, I came back. Oh, thank God Paul's back. Um, welcome to Comedy Bang Bang. Little clue as to who I am. Thank you, by the way, to call waiting for Godot for that wonderful Catch Race submission, and welcome to Comedy Bang Bang for another week, and this is a very special episode. I'll talk to you about it in a second.
Starting point is 00:03:07 Coming up a little later, we have two grandfathers, and we also have a financial advisor. So that's very exciting. But you know our first guest, Dan. You know why he is here. If you are a fan of Comedy Bang Bang. It is the most wonderful time of year in my opinion, and maybe you'll agree.
Starting point is 00:03:25 I don't know if I agree yet, but after we hash this out, after we chop it up, we'll figure it out. Do you need to be visited by three damp ghosts? Well, you know why we're here. I mean, obviously this episode is coming out the day after we're recording it, but we are recording it on April 10th. That's right.
Starting point is 00:03:45 And so you know why I needed to have this gentleman on the show. He is a comedian. He is an improviser. He's an actor. He's a writer. But most importantly, he's the co-creator of Wet Day, April 10th.
Starting point is 00:03:58 Please welcome back to the show, Paul F. Tompkins. Happy Wet Day! Hi, Wet Day! Oh, I love it. Now, Paul, I, Scott, you know I'm a wet day nut. You certainly are. I mean, you, you co-created it, so of course. I start decorating the house on St. Patrick's Day.
Starting point is 00:04:15 Oh, that early? So everyone else has their shamrocks and shit up. What do you do, hose it down? Yeah, I hose down my house every day through April 10th. Do you like open the windows and just put the garden hose in and just start? I hose down my house every day through April 10th. Do you like open the windows and just put the garden hose in and just start? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You put the garden hose in, you take the garden hose out.
Starting point is 00:04:33 How are the electronics working these days? Oh, they're not. Yeah, a total mess. Have to buy all new stuff. Good, but that gives you an excuse to. Wet day shopping. Post-wet day shopping, of course. Yeah, so wet day, boxing day.
Starting point is 00:04:44 Wet boxing day. Now as the co-creat, of course. Yeah, so wet day and boxing day. Wet boxing day. Now as the co-creator of a wet day, and by the way, I should say my name is Scott Aukerman and I am the other co-creator of a wet day. Is that right? We are the architects of the wet day season. Now do you remember what wet day is? Uh, no, but I know that it involves being wet.
Starting point is 00:05:02 Why did we start talking about this? I don't remember, and I specifically texted you before we started recording and said, do you remember what wet day is all about or any details at all? And you left me on read. All I remember is us putting out a plaintive cry to the listeners to please remind us when wet day is coming up.
Starting point is 00:05:20 Absolutely, yes. They have done their part. We gave them a date to start reminding us. Yes, two months in advance before wet day. Yes, that's right. And here it is, wet day itself, and we don't remember why we started talking about it, what happens in it. That was in the haze of the best-ofs.
Starting point is 00:05:37 It was. By the way, I left the pool, we're in the backyard era of Comedy Bang Bang, of course, but I left the filter on in the pool to hear a little bubbling during wet day, but I believe the timer just turned it off right now, so I'm gonna try to turn it back on. So that's why I'm on my phone, I'm not ignoring you.
Starting point is 00:05:54 It's nice, because it sounds like you have a water feature. Yes, it does. Now, I normally turn it off for the show. This is maybe getting a little inside baseball. Baseball's not even as boring as this. And you're a fan. That's right. Of both.
Starting point is 00:06:09 That's right. So now what could wet day be? I mean, obviously the decorations, but how else should we celebrate? Other than doing this show. I think that maybe you take a longer shower than you normally do. How long are we talking? Because I like a good 30, 35 minutes. By an hour then
Starting point is 00:06:26 Minutes shower Baster bait that many times Times Would it be great if it took one minute every time oh I would not have to clear my schedule for the entire day anymore. If you were guaranteed, like from... Who's guaranteeing it by God? You'll get into heaven if you don't masturbate within one minute. That's the God promise. God took 75 seconds to start fixing my halo.
Starting point is 00:07:04 If it takes longer than a minute, you automatically get an oven? No, no, no, no. No purgatory. You go straight to seven. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Cut the line, pass everything. But then if it's, what if it's less than a minute? You think God is trying to get it to the second?
Starting point is 00:07:22 I'd say, he's God! Yeah, that's true. If you can't do that, what's the point? What's the whole point of him being God if he can't make us masturbate for exactly 60 seconds every time? You can make it rain, but you can't do that? Yeah, and I'll be honest, I don't know that I want it to last less than 60 seconds. I don't want it to last more! I think 60 seconds is a nice amount of time. It's a nice amount of time to enjoy it, because you get enough, like, oh, this feels good.
Starting point is 00:07:45 Yes. And then, but at 60 seconds, it's like, what am I doing here? 61 seconds, like, come on. Second 61 is like, this is mortifying. Well what else could be wet? I mean, obviously, hopefully it's raining in your neck of the woods. Oh, maybe a tree. Maybe a tree is wet. Why don't you put a tree, put a, maybe a tree is wet?
Starting point is 00:08:07 Is wet? Yeah, I said what else is wet? You said maybe a tree. There, why is, Christmas is the only holiday with a tree, right? That's true, that's a good point. Let's start moving trees in and out of the house more often. Well, I'm saying it doesn't have to be in the house. Obviously we don't want people to ruin their floors around. Obviously.
Starting point is 00:08:21 And if you rent, you get in big trouble. Yeah. But you, you can get in big trouble. Yeah. But you can put a tree outside. Yes, and then open the window and then bend it so it comes inside. That's not where I was headed, but keep going. Almost like Charlie Brown's little tree that bends all the way over. Just like, do that so it's like going over the sill.
Starting point is 00:08:44 Over the sill! I'm imagining over just like right do that so it's like going over the sill over the sill I'm imagining over the top right now the primary thing though is that it must be wet it has to be the wettest tree you can find it doesn't have to be like okay look some of you live in the desert it's just got to be the wettest tree you can find not the wettest tree in existence yes yeah yeah come on guys if you live on the bottom of the ocean, obviously you have an advantage. Sure. Good old Poseidon with all of his wet-ass trees.
Starting point is 00:09:10 Good old Poseidon. Oh man, I love him. Do you think that- He's the patron saint of wet day, is he not? Yes, Poseidon, the Greek god, is the patron saint of wet day. What were you gonna ask? I was gonna ask, are the Greek gods still around? It's interesting because the Roman ones, they're out.
Starting point is 00:09:28 Yeah. They were like... No, we have confirmation on that. They're done. They were like, around the time we named that planet Mars, they're like, uh-uh. Yeah, that's not what this is about. You guys have ruined it. It ruined it for all of us.
Starting point is 00:09:43 And then they took off to another galaxy. Why didn't baseball stop once people in the stands started showing up in uniforms? Like if I were a baseball player. If I worked at Walmart and someone came in in a Walmart uniform. Hey, I'm you. Yeah, with your name tag.
Starting point is 00:09:57 Yeah, it's like, come on, buddy. But I mean baseball. Out the door or through the window. To be a professional baseball player, you have to have an immense amount of talent and skill and then a guy shows up wearing your jersey and he's like, who the fuck do you think you are? Who the fuck do you think you are?
Starting point is 00:10:12 Now, should baseball players then try to counteract that by dressing up like Frankenstein? Okay, this is... I didn't see this coming. So that it becomes a real pain in the ass for anyone to do it. Like you gotta get the makeup and the bolts. Well, I think it's more of a pain in the ass for anyone to do it. Like you gotta get the makeup and the bolts. Well, I think it's more of a pain in the ass for the players because they have to play baseball. They're used to it.
Starting point is 00:10:30 Dressed as Frank and stuff. I was in plays where I had to do shit like that and you do hundreds of performances. You're used to it. I was gonna say, what if the players, they like scout the stands before the game and then they get like, get a good look at some of the people and then they go out
Starting point is 00:10:44 and they make themselves look like people in the people and then they go out and they they make Themselves look like people in the stands who are wearing And it's a pad like the jersey and they play baseball looking like that. No, they don't it is just there's a there's it's built into the game where Look, we have all the flyovers and we have the national anthem. We have all this shit part of it is we The players get to mock people in the stands. And it's vicious. It is cruel.
Starting point is 00:11:10 It's like those terrible caricatures, you know. It's like the Chevy Chase roast. Yes. Where it's like the people are not like, that was good nature. They're coming out of it on the other side with hurt feelings. Yes, yes, exactly.
Starting point is 00:11:22 And they admit it. They admit it. Then whoever, like whoever your local sports announcers are... And I hope that you have some. Oh, can you imagine not having a local sports announcer? Some places don't have them. Can you imagine that? They have to farm it out to the bigger cities? There should be one local sports announcer in every city in the United States.
Starting point is 00:11:43 And they have to call games? Yes. That they're not at? Sure. Because there's not going to be a game every single city. They listen on the radio and then they... They do their impression. They have to paraphrase everything that is said. I'm getting that basically...
Starting point is 00:11:57 Like a psychic? Oh, I'm sensing a... Yeah, they have to do it five minutes ahead. A ground ball. I'm standing in Field Pop Fly. Yeah, they have to do it five minutes ahead. A fountain ball. I was thinking it'd feel like a pop-fly. But how many cities are in America? I know we've talked about this. Ten? Eleven? There's a few.
Starting point is 00:12:13 Well, 50 states, so it's at least 50. So it's gotta be 50. Yeah. Two cities per state, 100. There you go. There's gotta be 100 cities. Los Angeles, San Francisco, done. Las Vegas, Reno, done. Done. Las Vegas, Reno. Done.
Starting point is 00:12:26 911. Ah, do you think we'll ever be on that show? Doubtful. I mean, it keeps going away and coming back. Every time it comes back, I think maybe this is the time. Nope. No? Good friend of Tom's.
Starting point is 00:12:36 I've seen people that were- My wife has a huge part in that movie. I've watched people that got into comedy after I moved here. Like I watched them move to town, start their comedy career, and be on Reno 911 yeah that's great suspect what about the suspect well it's totally sus what do you think about the what do you think about the big mouth of it all with those characters drawn by that is
Starting point is 00:12:59 drawn like us that is drawn by us that would be even worse if Nick were like hey you got to draw these characters and I'm not even gonna hire you to do the voices. Yeah, yeah. But the fact that, obviously, those guys weren't supposed to be us, but enough people said they looked like Paul and Scott. It was supposed to be David Caruso and Dennis Farina, is that right? That's right, yeah.
Starting point is 00:13:19 And that's a little insulting as well. That that looks, those two look so much like us that people thought it was us. Yeah, is my skin that bad? I don't think so. Who are you saying you are? Oh, Farina, okay. I thought they both had.
Starting point is 00:13:33 Bad skin? Yeah. No, David Cruz has beautiful, out of the bastard skin. Does he have beautiful skin? Oh, that's why he's always outside with those sunglasses. That's why he's always outside. Speaking of outside. If you want to keep your skin fresh,
Starting point is 00:13:46 go outside and wear some sunglasses. Speaking of outside though, water covers 77% of the earth, wouldn't you say? 98.6. 98.7% of the earth. 0.6. 0.7 is unhealthy. 102.7% of the earth.
Starting point is 00:14:02 Kiss FM. Water the whole office can agree on. Yes. And sometimes- Water from the 60s, 70s, 80s and beyond. Sometimes a whole day will go by and I won't even give it a fucking thought. Oh, come on.
Starting point is 00:14:17 I won't even, I'll be like, what? You know what? It is funny though, that like when I brush my teeth, I rinse my toothpaste out, I don't think that is water. No, it's just that, it's this thing that's coming from that metal thing. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:14:32 But you were not even processing it anymore. Like I'm past the point where I would get in the shower and say, first turn on the water. Like I just noticed. No, it's just second, it's like when you're driving home. I don't even have the- You're not clocking every single turn you ever made.
Starting point is 00:14:44 No, I don't even have the instructions up anymore. No. No. They were starting to curl, like peel and curl. But at what point are you aware of water? It should be on wet day, obviously. Exactly. When you are covered by it.
Starting point is 00:14:58 Yes. When you're in a pool, the whole time you're thinking, I'm in water. I'm in water. That's all the reason people have them. Yeah. I want to swim. I'm going to move some of this water out of the way
Starting point is 00:15:08 to get to the other side of the pool. Right. That's what swimming is, is like physically moving water out of your way. Exactly. Yeah. And now if you don't have a pool, obviously, take a bath, you filthy animal.
Starting point is 00:15:19 Yes. If you don't have a bathtub, then God bless you. God bless you. Those are the two. Exactly. Yeah. Unlike Christmas, which has a lot of, if you haven't got a- They go so far down the line.
Starting point is 00:15:35 If you haven't got a pound, if you haven't got a- No, they don't start with a pound. They don't start with a pound. No, these are urchins. Can you imagine being an urchin getting a pound? Yeah, they start- Oh, you'd be set for life. You'd retire. You'd be like, hey, I'm out of the urchins. Can you imagine being an urchin getting a pound? Yeah, they start, oh, you'd be set for life. You'd retire. You'd be like, hey, I'm out of the urchin game.
Starting point is 00:15:48 Guys, it's been fun. But I'm out. I love y'all. You're my like-my-thinkin' family. We live in the sewer. A man tells us to pick pockets. He asks them. So they start with a penny.
Starting point is 00:16:02 Yes, penny, then a hey penny. Please put a penny in the old man's hat. Yeah, if you haven't got a penny, then a hey penny will do. If you haven't Yes. Penny, then a hey penny. Please put a penny in the old man's hat. Yeah. If you haven't got a penny, then a hey penny will do. If you haven't got a penny, then a hey penny will do. Will do. They're like, it's fine, whatever. I like the will do because it's like, they know they're being a little cheeky.
Starting point is 00:16:15 I guess. Like to them a hey penny is still a lot. Do they know it or we know it and they're just being asshole? I think we both know it and we're having fun. Okay, got it. It's Christmas. Well, this brings up the point. What are the wet day carols?
Starting point is 00:16:26 Because there should be songs. You're not a huge fan of Christmas carols, but you're the biggest fan I know of wet day carols. Why do you say that? I thought that you didn't like Christmas music. No, I like Christmas music. I did a bit once about how it's the same two songs over and over again.
Starting point is 00:16:40 Don't do bits unless you mean them. Chris Rock taught us that. Comedy is truth, the Chris Rock taught us that. Comedy is truth. The Babylon Bee taught us that. So, but what are the wet day songs that should be there? I mean, first of all, let's- Wet ass pussy. Yeah, WAP.
Starting point is 00:16:55 Number one with a bullet. It's gotta be. It's the- It is the theme song. It's the first song in the title. Yes. It's gotta be. Is there, I mean, look, the best band for wet day
Starting point is 00:17:04 is Wet, Wet, Wet. wet, wet, of course. I'm trying to think of any other song that has wet in it. Do you think they would make you sweat? Is that is that a wet day song? I mean, if you're sweating, you're wet. But it also has wet in the title, but just it's got the gonna make you sweat
Starting point is 00:17:19 or gonna make you s. You think if you take this the s off of sweat, it's wet. It's wheat, at least. Wheat. Bringing take the S off of sweat, it's wet? It's wheat at least. Wheat! Bringing in the sheaves, which is about wheat, which you could pronounce wet. That's true. As we've established. That's great. So these are all great songs to listen to all wet day. All wet day long. The entire discography of Wet Wet Wet, Wet As that's pussy if bringing the sheaves what Mariah Carey
Starting point is 00:17:46 What does she have anything with wet someone? Please make a Spotify wet day playlist with just that yes Because we we've run out does Mariah Carey have a song with wet in the in the title God what could what could be let's see wet wet wetter fly wet, wet. Wetterfly? Witter? Wetsticey? Wetter?
Starting point is 00:18:06 I'm trying to think of glitter. Like glitter? Yeah. Wetter? Wetter? Wetter? Hello? Hello, wetter?
Starting point is 00:18:16 I don't know, Mariah, get on this, please. We need more music to listen to. You can only listen to Wet Ass Pussy probably... A million times. One million times. But then, like in Christmas tradition, various covers of these songs. Yes.
Starting point is 00:18:29 Now, what is the jingle bells of, is Wet Ass Pussy the jingle bells of wet day songs? Then there's Wet Ass Pussy Rock. Because jingle bells in every Christmas song, they'll usually end by going ding ding ding, ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding so classic out so how does wet ass pussy go what's the the melody of that if there's a discernible one there are some whores in this house there's some bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum so maybe that
Starting point is 00:19:02 at the end i think it's some whores in the house. Every song ends with there's some whores in this house. So it's like, okay, you're listening to. We shall rejoicing, bringing in the sheep. There's some whores in this house. There's some whores in this house. There's some whores. It's perfect.
Starting point is 00:19:19 Yeah, this is good wet day stuff. And look, I know that you're all hearing this podcast the day after wet day. So it's not even making sense necessarily because now you have to wait another 360. I know, you got like a wet day hangover. You know what? Stop this right now.
Starting point is 00:19:33 Dry off. We're gonna talk about this for a long time. And save it for next wet day. Save it for next wet day, or at least the week before wet day, or whenever we ask people to remind us about it. Yes, exactly. Two months before? That sacred day.
Starting point is 00:19:44 That is sort of wet day eve in my opinion. Yes, I mean, you know the 12 days of Oscar, of course. Wet day eve is the two months before. That's right. So have we talked about wet day? So! So! No, I think we've satisfied the wet day requirement.
Starting point is 00:20:02 We have talked about wet day at this point. We are both sopping, sopping wet, obviously. Drenched, I'm we've satisfied the wet day requirement. We have talked about wet day at this point. Yeah. We are both sopping wet, obviously. Drenched. I'm wringing wet. Yes. And both separately. I'm 120 pounds soaking wet. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:20:13 You are. We figured that out. I'm much heavier if I'm dry. You're a 98 pound weekly than usually. That's right. That adds 22 pounds. That's right. I have just a big head on scrawny body, like Captain America.
Starting point is 00:20:24 That would delight me to no end if one day you showed up and you were super jacked and you were like, oh, I got that Captain America thing. It's real. You'd be delighted. You wouldn't be like freaked out. I'd be jealous more than freaked out. I'd be happy for you. I'd save some for you. You'd save me some super-sulter serum? I'd save you some triple S, yeah. Oh, thank you so much, that's so nice of you.
Starting point is 00:20:48 How much, though? Enough. Enough to what? To make you almost as super as me? Oh, so you'll save me 49%? No, not like 1%. You'll only save me 1%? No, no, no, I'm saying I would only be 1% more super
Starting point is 00:21:01 than you. So wait, so 50.5% versus 49.5%? Wouldn't it be 99%? Huh? No, you get 50.5% of the serum and I get- I'm not splitting it with you. I'm getting you at your own dose. Oh.
Starting point is 00:21:20 Scott, what did you take me for? You think I'm gonna dilute the super soldiers so we're gonna be two half super soldiers? Wait, so you're getting me a 99% of the other dose? You're pouring out 1% of the other dose? Yes, I'm just pouring out 1% for the homeowner. For the homeowner, of course. For Steve Rogers. Who of course is old and dead in the marble.
Starting point is 00:21:40 Peggy Carter, yes. Lauren, I hope you're not listening to this. Oh my god, I almost spoiled it for her newcomer show. Did you watch that Agent Carter TV show? I did. Man, I had a crush on her. On which one? Agent Carter.
Starting point is 00:21:52 Oh, Agent, the titular? Yes. Speaking of titular. Come on. That's my crush you're talking about. I'm so sorry. I won't hear such language about my crush. What would you, what would, realistically,
Starting point is 00:22:02 what would you do if suddenly what, I can't remember her name, what would realistically, what would you do if, if suddenly what, I can't remember her name, but H.E. Carter, Haley Atwell, were to, I'm not even saying she'd show up at your door, but like you ran into her at Little Tom's or something. And it was just like, Paul, I gotta be with you. Pfft. I've heard this Comedy Bang Bang episode
Starting point is 00:22:21 and I was a big fan before. Yeah, sure. But I gotta be with you. Who, who, I mean, how surprising would that be if she had any episode and I was a big fan before. Yeah, sure. But I gotta be with you. Who, who, I mean, how surprising would that be if she had any idea who I was? That would be the biggest surprise. Who is the person that you would be the most delighted
Starting point is 00:22:34 to discover knew who you were? Knew who I was? Well, I, you know. Like, had like a strong knowledge of who you, not like they're like a super fan necessarily, but they're like, oh, I absolutely know who that guy is. Well, like it was very gratifying to hear Neil Patrick Harris, of course, being a fan of the show,
Starting point is 00:22:50 and several musicians out there. But I think Tandy Newton. Sure. That's a good one. I'd enjoy that if she was like, I listen to every episode in between Westworld takes when I'm lying on the slab, nude as a Jaybird. In between takes. Not in between Westworld takes. When I'm lying on the slab, nude as a jaybird. In between takes.
Starting point is 00:23:07 Not in between setups. Nope. In between takes. Hand me my headphones. I've got to put me buns back in. No, I don't need the robe. Just the headphones. It's a solo bolo, isn't it?
Starting point is 00:23:18 Ha ha ha. I would love it. Although I believe I'm mispronouncing her name the way she came out and saying, hey, everyone's been mispronouncing her name the way she came out and saying, hey, everyone's been mispronouncing my name. It's not Tandy? It is. I can't remember exactly how to pronounce it now, but recently- How many other ways could there be?
Starting point is 00:23:34 Recently she came out and said, you know what? I just kind of went along with it, but now like everyone called me how it's actually supposed to be pronounced. Tahundee? It might be. That might be close. New town? Tahundee,ahundee? It might be. That might be close. New town? Tahundee, Tahundee, Tahundee. But if you're listening out there, Tandy or however you pronounce it, hit me up.
Starting point is 00:23:54 Would love to have you on the show. I mean, like if Ian McKellen had any idea who I was, that would be exciting. That would be exciting. Would you have been, would you have, would you have liked to, I would be bang bang. Would you have liked to have been in that Nazi movie where apt pupil apt pupil where if you if you had to be in the
Starting point is 00:24:10 shower scene Remember the shower scene in that pupil yeah, but never mind look it up Can I tell you something that bothered me about the X-Men? Yeah. What do you got? How uncanny they were? Yes. I like people who are canny.
Starting point is 00:24:33 They need to be smart in certain situations. So mutants are a stand-in for any marginalized group that people fear and hate because they are different. Yes. But they have to be born that way as well or exactly. Yes, exactly or at least come come into their But they were born that way they then they get their period and then their beauty. Yes, exactly. This is what happens. Yes But then they also make Magneto an Auschwitz survivor Yes, right and it's like no, but that's the thing you're you're this is the analogy. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:25:07 Why are you pulling the real thing into the analogy? They called it the X-Man double whammy for him. It was like, man, you got you got fucked in both hands. Double whammy. Double whammy. An X-Man double whammy. So yeah, he had it. He had it really, really bad.
Starting point is 00:25:24 I felt like it it hurt the analogy that they were going for. So you wanted him just to be locked up because he was Jewish? I feel like that's not any different than what I'm saying. You're trying to do a gotcha, but that's not different than what I'm saying. Paul has an interesting point of view on fake mutants need to be all locked up in concentration camps. All right, Paul.
Starting point is 00:25:52 Interesting. Fake mutants in real concentration camps? Wait, are you saying, okay, so are we saying that I want to lock up Magneto because he's Jewish or do I think Ian McKellen is Jewish and he should be locked up? I think both. I think you're such a sicko that you think both things. I'm not as- I'm a regular O. That's true. Regular O's. You know, there's spaghettios? Sickos? What other kinds of O's are there?
Starting point is 00:26:17 Um... Tando-newtons? Vignuotants? Vignuotants? Hey, it's wet day. Anything can happen on wet day. Oh, wild. Oh, Henry. Yeah. Oh, Henry's a good one. The candy bar and the guy. The candy bar and the guy. Now, is the candy bar based on the guy?
Starting point is 00:26:36 No. Then what the fuck are we doing here? It's like Baby Ruth. That's gotta be based on the guy. No, it's not. What the hell? No, they say it is based on the president at the time, his daughter, Herbert Hoover. Herbert Hoover had a Hoover. That is it. Go. And all the day he had to play. So wait, he had a... Okay, so this is like Depression Eric Candy or something. It was like Calvin Coolidge. It was somebody like that.
Starting point is 00:27:03 Someone had a... Depression Eric Candy. It wasn't during the Depression. I think it was, maybe it was Woodrow Wilson. Somebody had a daughter named Ruth. Someone had a daughter named Ruth, they name a candy bar after her. Yes, and then this- This is like a logic puzzle. Then this jackass babe Ruth. Yeah. I bet his name wasn't even babe. No, he's changing it to be like the candy. He's named after Saint. St. Babe? The pig? The Patriot State of Pigs. Oh my god. We are outside. La la la. Of course you can hear this, I believe it's a...
Starting point is 00:27:34 It sounds like an aeroplane to me. Sounds like it has some sort of a jet engine, does it not? I feel like it's a prop plane. Sounds like props. Real, a propeller plane? Yeah. Interesting. Let's give it a good listen.
Starting point is 00:27:46 Well, it is wet day and we're outside. Is this hard for me to be the first guest because we know each other so well and you have no questions for me. What would you, I mean. It's like we're just hanging out. It's not like we're interviewing. Well, yeah, I mean, what are you up to, Paul?
Starting point is 00:28:01 We're done by projects. What's going on, Paul? Nothing. I know, me either. I heard you got a movie the other day I had a movie for a weekend. That's gotta be a great week. My agents were like, hey that offer was sent by accident How does one have an accident like that? This is what I can't understand. It's like the old joke about like did you trip and your dick fell in her? You know, it's like that old joke, you know,
Starting point is 00:28:26 you know that joke of like, oh, I accidentally had an affair. What did you trip and your dick fell in her? Like did your, Mr. Eddie Arnold. Did your manager trip and their dick fell on the computer? Here's what's so great is that email. This was my agent, so my agents told me... So in the morning of Friday, Friday morning, I get... Pre-wed day. Oh, this is a week before. This is a week. This is a month before. A month before wed day? No, a week before wed day. Okay. I get a call from... I get a text from a friend of mine said, hey, a producer friend is looking to cast a role in this movie. I said you'd be perfect for it. Juicy. If you're interested. And I said, yeah, give me, here's my agent's contact info. A few hours go by, I get an email from my agent's office
Starting point is 00:29:11 saying you have been offered this role, the script, or read the script. I'm like, this is a great part. Yeah, I'd love to do this. It's like an indie film. It's not like a big Marvel movie or something like that. Indiana Jones. I play Indiana Jones.
Starting point is 00:29:21 Wow, you have the hat for it today. I wonder why you brought that big bullwhip. This is what I'm going to practice. Also, I'm afraid there's bulls around here. Yeah, you gotta whip those. Oh my god, stay away. Are they whipping bulls these days? If they're smart.
Starting point is 00:29:38 Those things are dangerous. They don't want to get gored. Watch the Jackass movie. Those, not a bullwhip in sight. No, Johnny Knoxville, put a not a bullwhip in sight. No, Johnny Knoxville. Put a goddamn bullwhip on your belt. Like Indiana Jones. That sentence was hard for you.
Starting point is 00:29:51 It was hard. I got it out though, eventually. It felt like touch and go. Yeah, I almost had an aneurysm. You'll get there. Someday. Please. So I respond to my agent immediately and say, yes,
Starting point is 00:30:03 I would like to do this. Then it's the weekend. Then Monday rolls around. The freaking weekend. It was the ladies and gentlemen, the weekend. And Monday rolls around and like, I haven't heard anything about this movie that starts shooting.
Starting point is 00:30:18 Oh, it was soon. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, when's my fitting? Yeah, exactly. All this stuff. How did they respond when I said I wouldn't learn the lines and I was just gonna riff?
Starting point is 00:30:27 Yes, you have to put cards on people acting opposite me so I can read them. Right. I need, of course, a gigantic gym trailer. Not gymnasium. No. But a reverend gym trailer. Yes, where I can go in there and be reverend gym for as long as I want.
Starting point is 00:30:44 Hokey-dokey! What does a yellow light mean? Oh, they're ready for you. Oh, okay. Um, be there in five. So, um, so Tuesday. Tuesday. Tuesday. All of Monday goes by with you just sitting there wondering, yes, this is a, this is a week before wet day. Yes. You should be concentrating on that.
Starting point is 00:31:05 I'm supposed to be buying presents, making cards, string together popcorn and ice cubes. What presents, by the way, are you buying for wet day these days? Well, since it's past, I can say, yeah, I got to get Janie. I got Janie a wet car with a big wet bow on it. Wet bow. I got I got cool up water.
Starting point is 00:31:26 Oh, that's great. I mean, you need some, you know, it's like the basics. You need some. It's your first wet day together. Sure. Yeah, you know, I mean, it's like, it's hard to come up with, like, what do you need on wet day? Yes, of course.
Starting point is 00:31:39 I just bought her water. Of course. So then Tuesday morning, I responded to the same email that I got over the weekend, or before the weekend, and I said, I haven't heard anything from production. Then I get a call. Ooh. And the call says, oh yeah, I need to talk to you about that offer. Okay.
Starting point is 00:31:58 So I call, and this is my agent's assistant says, yes, that offer was sent by accident. That was by mistake. Who sent it by accident? Apologize profusely. Meaning they sent it to them on accident? They're saying the production made the mistake, and somehow it led to my agents sending me this offer that I did not have.
Starting point is 00:32:19 OK, interesting. I don't know how that happens. How could that even be possible? And by the way, at that point, why don't't you just go like oh, well, let's hire Paul Well, they're going a different way. Oh a different way. They're going a little older than me. How old are we talking? Well, I don't know. I did hear that the description later. I heard the description was Mark Maron, but nicer That's not you. No.
Starting point is 00:32:46 It's not. Mark Maron but worse? That's me. That's you. But nicer. Well that's unfortunate. I don't know if it was nicer. It might have been more more approachable, more like warmer, more friendly
Starting point is 00:33:02 something like that. Yeah, everything that kind of like combines into being nicer. Which basically means we asked Mark Maron, he said no. Right, oh, so they, and it's like a slam on him? Because the money was bad. No, I think it's like, well, let's just get a guy like him. Yeah. Well, that's too bad.
Starting point is 00:33:18 Can we say what the movie is so that people can boycott it? No. Oh, that's too bad. Who's this friend who sent it to you? Can't say. Can't say that either. God. But his last name is Cameron. Kirk Cameron? Wait, this is- Yes, Kirk Cameron. This is one of those Christian films? He said, he said, look, I got the script. I can't read it, of course, because it's not religious. But there's probably a part in there for you. How nice of him. I mean, it was nice, but he didn't even know anything about it.
Starting point is 00:33:46 He was just like, this script came here. He just couldn't even read it. This godless script came here by accident. I can't have it in the house because God does not suffer the wicked to have wicked scripts in his home. So will you look at it? I bet there's a part of it.
Starting point is 00:33:58 He wasn't even suggesting me to someone else. Really? He just was like, you look at this. Yeah. Wow. That's nice of him though. I mean, have you ever spoken to him? But the thing is, it's not really nice because encoded in that, of course, is, well, you're going to hell. So you might as well do this. Yeah. Why don't you further on down the road to hell? Further on down, further on down the road to hell.
Starting point is 00:34:21 We gotta take a break. Well, happy Wednesday to you. We do have to take a break. Well, happy wet day to you. We do have to take a break. Happy wet day to you, Scott. And look, the first of many, I hope. Oh my god, yes. God, if this was our last wet day... And our children's children... Can you imagine though if either of us passed away before the next wet day and this was our only wet day? Did we make it count?
Starting point is 00:34:43 God, did we make it count? Are we wet enough? Did we earn this? Could we have made this person wet or that person wet? Get wet, you building a loan. Well, we do have to take a break, but this is our wet day special and very, very exciting. Coming up, we have, and I don't know if any of our future guests are wet,
Starting point is 00:35:03 but we have a couple of grandfathers. I don't even know if they know about wet day. Who knows? We'll find out. We have a financial planner now. You have to take off. Is that right? I can't stay here one second. Okay. Thanks for coming by. Appreciate it. When we come back...
Starting point is 00:35:15 Wait, that guy ran away! Shimmy, you're still here. Hi, Scott. Why are you still here, Shimmy? I can't find my way out. It's right there. The door is right in front of you. What? It makes a better door than a window.
Starting point is 00:35:26 Where? I see a window. No, that's a door! I see a bad window. No, just turn that, see that round thing about halfway down? I beg your pardon? Yeah, you know what I'm pointing to. Alright, we gotta take a break. When we come back we'll be, uh, have no more Paul F. Tompkins, but we'll have some other people. We'll be right back with more wet day special after this.
Starting point is 00:35:46 Like what the movie said. Ha ha ha. Bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum. Comedy bang bang wet day special. And this is Scott Ackerman, Paul F. Tompkins had to take off. Shimmy's around I think. He's just wandering.
Starting point is 00:36:01 He's very friendly. I love you guys. Who are you talking to, Shimmy? Everybody. everyone in the world yeah happy one day he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he Oh, shimmy. All right, well, we have to get to our next guest. This is exciting. They are the aforementioned two grandfathers. Please welcome to the show, Spike and Mike Mink Salmon. Let me tell you, if anything happens to my granddaughter,
Starting point is 00:36:38 I'm gonna visit you and you're not gonna be happy about it. Okay, all right. Don't look at our grandkid. Okay, sorry. Do not. Wait, oh, you share a grandchild? We each have a granddaughter.
Starting point is 00:36:50 We each have a granddaughter. And don't go near her. And is it the same granddaughter? If we see you near our granddaughter while she's swinging on the playground, you'll have a problem. Okay, alright. If my granddaughter is coloring and
Starting point is 00:37:05 something makes her go outside the lines, I'm gonna come for you. Okay. We'll have to get it taken care of. I doubt I'll be even coming into contact with your granddaughter. Just stay away. Is it the same person? I do need to figure that out because like you seem to be related. How would that be possible? Well, I mean you have the same last name. Are you related? Yes. We're brothers.
Starting point is 00:37:28 Okay. So, or you could be married. We're not. We could be, but we're not. But you're not. Okay, so you're brothers. But if we were going to get married and our granddaughter was at our wedding, you don't need to get near the wedding.
Starting point is 00:37:42 Okay. If our granddaughter is the flower girl at our wedding walking down the aisle Sprinkling rose petals and you show up there. You're not gonna like what happens We'll have to take care of you. You'll end up in a Chicago overcoat. Yep. What is this Chicago overcoat? I coffin a Coffin really? That's right. They call that a Chicago overcoat Everywhere around the country They call that a Chicago Overcoat? Even outside of Chicago? That's right. Everywhere around the country they call it a Chicago Overcoat.
Starting point is 00:38:09 Everyone knows it's a Chicago Overcoat. Are you guys from Chicago? No. Yeah, I can tell. You're like from back east and you're from the south, is that right? We're from the same place. Same place. Exactly the same place.
Starting point is 00:38:22 Sort of the southern part of Philadelphia. Oh, okay. South Philly some people sort of the southern part of Philadelphia. Oh, okay. South Philly some people call it. South Philly, okay. That's right. Okay, and you guys are brothers. We're brothers.
Starting point is 00:38:32 And you have a, one of you has a granddaughter and one of you- I have a granddaughter. And I have a granddaughter. And you better stay away. Okay, I'm not gonna come into even contact with your granddaughter unless I already know her. You'll end up in a Brooklyn shawl.
Starting point is 00:38:46 If you come nearer. Let me guess, a coffin? Is that another? Yeah, and everyone in the country calls it that? Everyone everywhere calls it a coffin. Who is your, who is your, oh you mean the Brooklyn shawl? A Brooklyn shawl. I made a mistake. Everyone makes mistakes. It happens. If you bring up that mistake one more time, you're in trouble.
Starting point is 00:39:09 All right, but- And my granddaughter will know about it. It happens that people make mistakes, but what if I make the mistake of getting too close to your granddaughter? Listen, I'm not gonna tell you again. My granddaughter is off limits. If you go near my granddaughter,
Starting point is 00:39:24 you're gonna get a St. Paul slacks. That's right. That's right. What is it? Let me guess, a coffin? It's a coffin. You're right. And everyone calls it that? Everyone calls it a coffin. I mean, everyone. So yeah, you have to take this coffin glossary. It shows you all the different states and all the different coffins. Okay, Arkansas, left sock. That's right. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:39:51 Okay. New Mexico. Or did you guys already say New Mexico? No. No, we have a brother in New Mexico. We do. You stay away from our brother. Don't get close to our brother.
Starting point is 00:40:03 Leave his granddaughter alone. Okay. Look, everyone is a granddaughter, pretty much, right? No. That math doesn't check out. But about 50% of the world is a granddaughter. Yes. Yes.
Starting point is 00:40:16 Right? On the dot. I mean, it's almost impossible to not be a granddaughter at some point. 50% of the world are grandparents. You have to try not to be. 50% of the world aren't grandparents. I'm saying 50% of the world are granddaughters. And yet you were right.
Starting point is 00:40:31 50% of the world are grandfam- grandparents. Grandfamily. Grandfamily. So what are you guys here to talk about? Maybe you saw the bumper sticker on the back of our car. I did not. It says, I love my grandfamily. You have the same bumper sticker but separate cars? Yes.
Starting point is 00:40:48 Separate cars, same bumper. We have to drive side by side. We have to drive side by side. And not rip it. Oh, because one bumper sticker has half of it and the other bumper sticker has the other half. And unfortunately for us, it's perforated so it could tear very easily. They didn't tell us that until after we bought the bumper sticker.
Starting point is 00:41:03 Oh no, how much is this bumper sticker? 20 $20 and you couldn't just say $20,000 I mean it is longer than normal bumper stick the part that's not perforated is very strong What happens he took a left and I dragged him I Still have the scars scars like you're gonna have if you touch my granddaughter. I'm not gonna touch your granddaughter. Don't go near her. Do I know her? You better not know my granddaughter.
Starting point is 00:41:31 You don't even want me to know her? You know her well. I do know her? You know her too well. Little too well. You're getting a little too close. Who is this granddaughter? You better stop asking questions about my granddaughter, whom you already know very well.
Starting point is 00:41:47 Okay, are there eight simple rules for knowing your granddaughter or? There's 11 rules. There's 11? That's right. Can I know those? Yes. Okay. Let's hear them.
Starting point is 00:41:58 One. Starting all the way at the most important, wow. No, the higher it gets the more important. Yes, yes, yes. One is the easiest one. Don't go near my granddaughter. Okay. Now these are rules for getting near your granddaughter. Number one is don't get... That's right. Don't call her by name. Okay. Don't even look at her. Okay. Keep her name out of your mouth. Okay. Number five.
Starting point is 00:42:24 Keep her name out of your fucking mouth., number five. Keep her name out of your fucking mouth. Okay, very similar to the previous rule. Don't buy her anything. Buy her anything, okay. Like what are we talking about? Gifts. I guess that is, I mean, buying something. I think anything covers it.
Starting point is 00:42:44 Don't buy her anything. That means there's not a thing you't buy anything that means there's not a thing you could buy accidentally that's okay don't buy her anything anything so like nothing from a spark plug the tiniest spark plug leave her on the side of the road we're not gonna know his arc this with you don't buy her anything. A zebra? Okay, that's number seven, I think. Yes. Number eight. Turn around and walk away. Okay, right now or?
Starting point is 00:43:16 It's in the rules. I'm in the middle of the show, okay. All right, number nine. Do not, under any circumstances. Circumstances. Some of these rules have their own words. Now it sounds tricky, but it's intuitive. Is it like the English word circumstances?
Starting point is 00:43:36 Exactly. It relates to that a little bit? It relates to that, yes. But it's a totally different definition? Not totally. Not totally. Not totally. Some of the words are the same. Totally, not totally. So, under any circumstance, help her get out of a situation. Of a situa- of any
Starting point is 00:44:00 situation. Any situation. Any circumstance. Under circumstances, don't help her get out of any situation. Any situation. Situation? Any circumstance. Under circumstances, don't help her get out of any situation. Okay, alright, ten. Watch your language and be polite. Okay. He's getting further and further away from the English I know. And then there's got to be one and the most important rule, number 11. This one you better remember.
Starting point is 00:44:24 Okay. Don't you better remember. Okay. Don't. Look. At. Her. At her? Hahahaha! Don't look at her. You. Don't. Look. At. Her. At her.
Starting point is 00:44:39 Okay, I think I can remember the gist of all that. Read them back. Uh... Don't... I think I can remember the gist of all that. I think of them. Read them back. Read them. Don't have anything to do with her. Don't go near her. Don't buy anything for her. Good. Keep her name out of my fucking mouth.
Starting point is 00:44:53 Proceed. Keep her name out of my mouth without the fucking. Good. And don't go near her. Yes. And under any circumstances, don't help her out of a situation. Situation. I think I got him.
Starting point is 00:45:05 That was only four. That was only four? No, that was way more than four. Look, I don't even, I don't know your granddaughter. Why do you love your granddaughter so much? Let's keep it that way. I will keep it that way. Although apparently I do know her, but why do you love her?
Starting point is 00:45:16 Did you really ask us why do we love our granddaughter so much? Yeah, why do you love your granddaughter? They're a pain in the ass as far as I'm concerned. Have you ever been on the other side of a seesaw with your granddaughter. They're a pain in the ass as far as I'm concerned. Have you ever been on the other side of a seesaw with your granddaughter? Have you ever been at the park, sitting on a bench, watching your granddaughter on a swing? And then every once in a while she says,
Starting point is 00:45:34 look how high I go, pop pop. And you say, I see you kid, you're flying. Have you ever got your granddaughter for the last half of the day and you take her out to get food and ice cream, and she wasn't supposed to have ice cream. Have you ever yelled at your granddaughter so bad, you scared her into tears, and then your daughter-in-law
Starting point is 00:45:54 of your dead son gets upset? This sounds very specific. No, I have not done any of these things. Did you have one more? Do you drive a late-80s Chrysler, have a friend named Salamanca, and... Oh, this sounds pretty specific. No, I don't have either of those things. Are you the enforcer for a secret drug lord who fronts a chain of chicken restaurants?
Starting point is 00:46:20 No, unfortunately I'm not. No. Well, it sounds like you're going to have to be put into a Washington DC mini-T. Washington DC isn't even a state. Wow, they made it in there. Taxation without representation is tyranny. Oh, are you political? Just on that score. Just on that. What do you think of taxes in general?
Starting point is 00:46:41 I don't like to pay them, but if you want to stay legitimate, you got to you want to stay legitimate you gotta pay a few of them. It's nice that we have nice roads to drive on to do our business and that's what taxes do. Interesting. So now why did you guys come on the show? To warn you about getting close to our daughter. Sure that's established. Granddaughter that is. Sometimes I say daughter, but we mean granddaughter. Okay, but other than that. Also, we run a Dairy Queen. Okay. We're currently running a Dairy Queen into the ground.
Starting point is 00:47:19 On purpose. On purpose. For tax reasons. Okay. Don't ask any questions. But which Dairy Queen do you mind saying where it's at? It's on South 6. No, do not come to it. We need the write-off. Once it fails, we'll get a big tax deduction. Are you able to sell the food though? We got rid of the blizzards. That's why it's doing so poorly. We replaced the blizzards with chunky white
Starting point is 00:47:46 gravy. So no ice cream at all? Just white gravy? No ice cream. We ordered some of those McDonald's ice cream machines and they're always out of order. Have you changed the name of the business to like gravy Queen? You know I mean it sounds kind of dirty. We don't want gravy people coming in there and getting satisfied. We briefly changed it to people coming in there and getting satisfied. We briefly changed it to Gravy Queen, and we had a lot of pornographers coming up to us. The place was crawling with freaks. You can imagine we were worried about our granddaughters. Right. Oh, I can only imagine. Suddenly your business establishment is a haven.
Starting point is 00:48:20 Our granddaughter is always eating in at our Dairy Queen by herself on the window So don't even drive by okay So a lot of gravy, but you say it's on six By a Dairy Queen with a cute little girl sitting in the window eating gravy with a big smile on her face You better turn your car around and drive away Why'd you pick Dairy Queen was it just like? granddaughter Granddaughters favorite restaurants.
Starting point is 00:48:46 Oh, really? Dairy Queen. We looked up the top 10 favorite granddaughter's favorite restaurants. And found Dairy Queen. So then you became a... Number one with a bullet. Franchisees? Which is what you'll get if you go near my granddaughter.
Starting point is 00:48:58 The bullet, not the number one, I'm assuming. So you became... I will present you with a number one trophy. It says number one looked at my granddaughter and then I'll shoot you. So you became franchisees, is that what it was? That's right. And how difficult was that process?
Starting point is 00:49:20 Very difficult. You have to only buy certain ingredients from the main Dairy Queen office, which is really hard because you could buy from other suppliers cheaper and make a bigger profit. But it's frowned upon by the Dairy Queen people. Okay, but that's why you moved into gravy then because you didn't want to pay for their prices for the ice cream or... Gravy is the cheapest product they sell. And also the most unpleasant thing to get when you're expecting ice cream and we need
Starting point is 00:49:48 the tax deduction there's also a very challenging written test to become one of these really yeah okay and this is all based on like ingredients of the various things or Dairy Queen lore we kept saying that the blizzard was a cold weather experience. Okay. How did you pass the test? We cheated. Oh, okay. We got someone else to take it for us because the final question was,
Starting point is 00:50:15 how much do you hate your granddaughter? Oh, no. So who took it for you? Who was that? This guy. This scumbag who hates his granddaughter. And he was able to pass that final question with ease. With flying colors.
Starting point is 00:50:34 Had no guilt saying he hated his granddaughter. Why is that important to the Dairy Queen corporation? Because kids are a big part of their business. And they want to make sure that you don't love grandkids. You said that like it made sense. But it didn't. If you question our love for our grandchild. I'm not questioning that.
Starting point is 00:50:58 I'm questioning why the Dairy Queen corporation needs you to hate your grandchild. You don't need to know. We're going to give you a trophy, and then we're going to shoot you in the back of the head and put you in a Louisiana fitted sheet. OK. I'd rather just have the trophy. I don't need the being shot in the back of the head. Can I just have the trophy?
Starting point is 00:51:21 You're going to end up in some Delaware drapes. So we've moved on past clothing. We may go back to it, but right now we're in bedding and housewares. If you're not careful, you're gonna end up in a Florida fingertip towel. So that must take up a lot of your time, but do you have, you know, working and turning people away from the Dairy Queen saying, no, we only have gravy today? Yeah, it takes a lot of our time. But also, we are those guys at the boardwalk who dress in silver paint and be still, but
Starting point is 00:52:01 we have trouble being still. Yeah, you guys are really squirrely. It's hard because I see people thinking about going near my granddaughter and I ruin the illusion of being a silver robot. Unfortunately, our granddaughters are nearby and unattended so we can't be still. Are those guys supposed to be motionless
Starting point is 00:52:20 to fool you into thinking they're statues or robots? Because I would assume a robot moves. Not all robots move. A coffee maker's a robot. It doesn't go anywhere. It's it. Here's my thing about robots, and let's see if you agree. Okay.
Starting point is 00:52:33 Everyone's like, oh no, we can't create robots because they're gonna take over the world. Don't give them thumbs. Case closed. We're gonna call our granddaughter and see what she says. Okay, yeah, call her up. You've actually asked this to our granddaughter and see what she says. Oh, okay, yeah, call her up. You've actually asked this to our granddaughter because you know her well. Yeah, I've talked about this with your granddaughter already.
Starting point is 00:52:51 And we were furious. All right, let's give her a call. Here we go, dialing the number that you guys gave me. Hello? Hello? Why did I say hello first? I don't... Mom? Hi, this is Scott Ackerman of Comedy Bang Bang. Who?
Starting point is 00:53:08 Scott, uh... It's okay, honey, it's Pop Pop. Hi, Pop Pop! You can talk to this man, but don't let him talk to you for too long. Okay, I'm play... I'm playing. I love you, I know you're playing really good. I love you too, thanks. What, uh, what are you playing, do you mind me asking?
Starting point is 00:53:23 Is that okay to ask, or...? Easy, easy. I'm you playing? Do you mind me asking? Is that okay to ask? Easy, easy. I'm separating my Halloween candy into piles. Oh my god. Really late to do that, I gotta say. It's wet day already. Thank you. Don't criticize my granddaughter.
Starting point is 00:53:38 We let her eat all the old candy that she wants. Okay, so what are the categories you're separating them into? All candy is Halloween candy, because candy is sold year round. I put them into piles of all their different flavors. Oh, look at that. Wow, you're so smart. Reese's peanut butter cups, Reese's pieces.
Starting point is 00:53:59 Do you have piles of? Now and later, I'm not done. She's not done. Don't interrupt my granddaughter. Or? I'm gonna give you a trophy. Okay, stop there, stop there. I'm good at that.
Starting point is 00:54:12 Now and laters, whatchamacallits, Peppermint Kids, Peppermint Kids. Peppermint Kids? Is that the, what? Which one was that? Come from Peppermint Kids? What do you mean Peppermint Kids? What's that sweetheart? Is somebody messing was that? Come from Peppermint Kids? What do you mean Peppermint Kids? What's that, sweetheart?
Starting point is 00:54:26 Is somebody messing with you? What's Peppermint Kids? That's when you mush together Peppermint, Patty and Sour Patch Kids. Okay. That's not one of our code words. So everything's fine. Everything's fine.
Starting point is 00:54:37 Wait, you have code words and what happens if the granddaughter says one of the code words? You get a trophy and then you're presented with a Pennsylvania patio set. The nickels. Do you guys have go bags or anything? Or like I would imagine your granddaughter's go bag is just filled with Halloween candy, is that?
Starting point is 00:54:56 Don't imagine things about my granddaughter. It's got a lot of candy and a lot of gravy. Stacks of five pennies, apples. Stacks of five pennies, apples. Stacks of five pennies. Floss and watermelon suckers. OK. OK, are you done, honey?
Starting point is 00:55:19 OK. See, she has floss. That's a good girl. Good girl. OK, say goodbye. No,'s a good girl. Good girl. Thank you. Okay, say goodbye. No! Bye! We haven't asked her about...
Starting point is 00:55:29 So see, you knew her. Creating thumbs on robots yet. Sounds familiar. What do you think about creating thumbs on robots? Hey. Oh, she's still there. Scott, are we gonna, are we meeting up again today? Uh...
Starting point is 00:55:44 You better stay away from my granddaughter. Don't you dare. Who are you? They say I know you really well. Who is this? You know my name. Who? Don't tell him, honey.
Starting point is 00:55:53 Don't say it. You already know it. What is your name? We work together all the time. We do? All night? Yeah. Remember?
Starting point is 00:56:02 You don't recognize his name? Where have I seen you? Where have I seen you? You see this person every day. Where have I seen you? Where have I seen you? You see this person every day. Every single day. Cool up? You better stay away.
Starting point is 00:56:10 Don't you dare. Wait, is cool up your granddaughter? Be careful. You're on thin ice. We're gonna drive side by side over to your house and then put you in a New York grill. Grill? This is the cookware. That's right. and then put you in a New York grill. A grill? This is the cookware.
Starting point is 00:56:28 That's right. Cookware portion. It's the kind that was advertised on podcasts there for a while. Hey honey, what do you think about the thumbs on robots? Are you still there? I'm here. I was just, I was playing a new game. Oh, what's the game honey?
Starting point is 00:56:42 I was counting letters. How many are there? 26, right? Yeah, but not, you can count, I figured out you can count different letters multiple times. So like, counting's good. Oh, that's amazing. So like B for instance, you could count it how many times?
Starting point is 00:57:00 I've counted B a hundred and fourteen times so far. Wow. That's a lot of times to count a B. I'm coming over. Don't condescend to my grand daughter. Hey! I'm coming over, Scott. I want to play against your house again.
Starting point is 00:57:14 I don't think you should come over. Honey, listen to Pop Pop. Don't come over here just yet, okay? Because Scott might not be here by the time you get here, all right? I might have a trophy by the time you get here. I might have a trophy by the time you're here. Might be wearing something. B one.
Starting point is 00:57:32 Okay, say goodbye honey. Say goodbye. Two F. You're just gonna have to hang up. You skipped a few. Okay, bye. Bye. So, what have you learned?
Starting point is 00:57:45 Um, I'm not placing the voice, I have to say. I mean, someone I see every single day. Every single day. The majority of the day. I think it's just Coolop. You spend nine hours or more with this person every single day. It's definitely gotta be Coolop, but she doesn't have any Halloween candy. She doesn't talk like a little baby. I don't think, and I don't think either of you are a grandfather.
Starting point is 00:58:11 Don't insult my granddaughter. If you say we are lying about having a granddaughter, we will come over there. Very weird you would say that. Anytime someone says like... Who would lie about having a granddaughter? You better watch your step. Be careful. Be careful. If you think we are just boardwalk performers that are lying about our granddaughters, just to get on this show and don't even have a Dairy Queen
Starting point is 00:58:35 franchise. Look, I would have had you guys on just as the boardwalk performers. That's, I mean, maybe even more interesting than having granddaughters we said to your producer that we were a huge fan of wet day and we washed off all our silver and we got sopping wet and we came down here we came right down here okay but why the I'm assuming you guys are lying is that if you say we're lying about having granddaughters then you might be all right look we have to take a break when we come back we're gonna have the financial advisor and Mike and I or Mike and Spike.
Starting point is 00:59:25 I can't even remember you guys' names. Mike and Spike. Mike and Spike. Our brother is Mike. Our brother is Mike Airman Trout. Oh, from Better Calls All? That's right. Thinly fictionalized.
Starting point is 00:59:37 Oh, okay. I understand this whole thing now. Now, now we've done. Did it really take you that long? No. All right, we're gonna take a break. When we come back we'll have more from these guys, Mike and Spike, no, Spike and Ike, and we'll have a financial advisor. You guys are having financial problems, I would imagine. You're just street performers. That was a lie. That was a lie too. Our only
Starting point is 01:00:00 financial problem is we're not getting enough paper money in the hat So what was and we're being sued by Foxworthy? Saying that right then we say it often We tour with it. Oh, no, okay. You should not be doing that. Well, we act is called the two Jeff Foxworthy Yeah, you are in trouble. He'll win that lawsuit All right. We're gonna be right back with the financial advisor more from Mike and Spike or Spike and Ike. We'll be right back with more comedy back
Starting point is 01:00:30 after this, wet day. What? Yeah. Comedy Bang Bang, we have, we're here with Spike and, Spike and Mike, it's Spike and Mike. It's Spike and Ike. It's Spike and Ike, okay, I wrote it down.
Starting point is 01:00:44 Spike and Ike mink, I wrote it down. Spike and Ike mink salmon. Mink salmon. Our brother is Mike Ermentrout. And he had to, wait, but his name is Mike Ermentrout? Finley fictionalized. Who, you? Yes.
Starting point is 01:01:00 Yes. Okay. Well look, we have to- Our brother Mike plays himself on television. He plays himself, I don't think so. He does. But then you guys are the fictionalized ones. I understand.
Starting point is 01:01:12 That's right. Okay, got it. We're not real. Oh, okay. You're imagining us. Oh, all right, sure. I mean, it's wet day. Anything could happen when you get this wet.
Starting point is 01:01:23 So- Happy wet day. Thank you so much, guys, if you are really here. But I know someone who is here, and we need to welcome him. He has been on the show several times. He's a financial advisor. Please welcome back Doug Grope. Hi, Scott. It's great to be here.
Starting point is 01:01:37 It's wonderful to be back. What an energy in the sky. The sun is beating down. It's throwing energy through my body. I feel like we're coming out of the pandemic. It's wet day for god damn sake. It's wet day. Happy wet day to you and many hamburgers to you as well.
Starting point is 01:01:50 And happy wet day to you. Yes. I love it. I love the whole idea of it. I heard you talking earlier about songs. You were just talking about wet day. I heard you talking about wet day. It brought me energy.
Starting point is 01:02:01 It brought me goodness. And it god damn filled up my mind with happiness. And I'll tell you, I thought of that song, what's that song called? Happy birthday. Happy birthday to you. I thought of this song and I was like, well, think of what a cake is. A cake is a dry piece of wheat meat and it's covered, it's covered in a what? A cake topper? Typically, yeah. Like a bride and groom? Well, it could be that.
Starting point is 01:02:29 And what's underneath that? What is the slice in between? Did you bring this super loud plane right? Well, if you look at it, that's my plane. And I've got a little, that's got my website. My website. Just in case people are listening that's my website what is your website you you you rope me but don't sweep me under the dug dot com
Starting point is 01:02:50 and now sweep me under the dug is you broke me but don't sweep me under the dug dot com shouldn't that be a sweep me under the rug dot com well it's it should have been someone that wasn't available someone so I. So I took Sweet Me Under the Dug, and sometimes things work out. And when you have a positive attitude in life, things are gonna work out sometime. How are you coming out of the pandemic? I'm great, it's good to see you again, by the way.
Starting point is 01:03:15 You've been on the show several times. Dug is a financial advisor, and I can't remember anything you've ever talked about. No, and that's the beauty of it, because everything we talked about in the past lives in the past and I live in the future and I live in the now. But now is the future.
Starting point is 01:03:30 We live in the past and we live in the future, hopefully. In my mind, we never live in the now. We only live in the future. Our hopes only live in the future. Think about what a hope is. What is a hope? I mean, it's something that you wish for or something you try to achieve in your life.
Starting point is 01:03:45 That's right, Scott. God damn. Every time I think I'm losing hope in humanity, somebody like you comes along and you push me into this world where I have this new found. Have things been bad? You losing hope for? Well, we have. It has been problematic over the last time.
Starting point is 01:04:02 I don't want to give a specific. The last time? The last time. If I, do you give a specific. Last time? The last time. If I wait, do you want me to say 20, 30 years? It's been bad for a while. OK, what's been going on? Doug, what's been going on? Well, as you know, before the pandemic,
Starting point is 01:04:13 did you lose your granddaughter? Think I, to be honest, I have several granddaughters who I. Lucky. Has anyone ever challenged that they're real? No, I am very, I have sort of a different attitude who lucky has anyone ever challenged that they're real? No, I am very, I, I have a sort of a different attitude about my granddaughters where I like to welcome them into the world and let them go out and meet different from what different from what you got. It appears to me, and this is good because, uh,
Starting point is 01:04:39 you know, we all have different angles on your granddaughters loose. Yeah. And by losing, they're winning right because don't you win when you lose no loose but you let them lose i let them lose you let them lose what if i had a granddaughter i would let her win every time every time well i and i respect that i respect everybody's opinion listen are you saying you're an absentee grandfather? I didn't even think you were that old of a gentleman. I think you might be a redneck. Okay guys, you can't say that on my show either.
Starting point is 01:05:13 Sorry. If you let your grandmother lose. I am absolutely. What kind of venues are you guys playing? Boardwalks. Just boardwalks? That's it. Outdoor, sea salt. of venues are you guys playing? Boardwalks. Just boardwalks? That's it. Outdoors.
Starting point is 01:05:28 Seasalt. I've seen you guys. What about Park Place? So Doug, Doug, what's, what's, Hi Scott. You're here to talk about some, some of your, your ways to get financial independence. Is that what your thing is?
Starting point is 01:05:42 Here's the thing. I know we all went through the pandemic. We all got these checks, these stimulus checks. Not my granddaughter. Your granddaughter didn't go through the pandemic? We wouldn't let her lock down. That's part of going through the pandemic. We wouldn't let her lock down.
Starting point is 01:05:57 Oh, you wouldn't let her lock down. No, no, no. You're not locking down our granddaughter. You let her loose. You let her loose. We let her loose, but only because people wanted to lock her down. So anything anyone wants to do for your granddaughter, even if it's helpful, you want to do the opposite. We want the opposite. I love that. I love that. God damn it. I love that. I think that's
Starting point is 01:06:18 wonderful. You let her loose. You let her out there. You let her enjoy the world. You let her find her own pitfalls. That's wonderful. How much, can I ask you? How much did you receive in? in stimulus We'll go around and we'll all got the same thing didn't we or I got none I got none Oh, that's the lowest you can get it. That's the lowest you can get it You didn't qualify for the stimulus. I did not qualify for legal reasons that was given to everyone. I did not qualify for legal reasons and... You didn't meet the one criteria, which was to be a citizen of the United States. Oh, you're not a citizen?
Starting point is 01:06:51 Well, technically I'm not. I never signed up. Oh, wait, where were you born? Did you take the test? I was born... I was born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, but not under the United States. Oh, you were like, was there a little corner or something that was like sovereign land? No, my parents,
Starting point is 01:07:11 they came from Portugal. Okay. And they quickly came over here and as we landed, this is gonna sound like a joke, but as we landed, I came out of my mother, as somebody was asking, are you a US citizen? And as I came out of her vagina.
Starting point is 01:07:32 Yeah. Fragina. I came out and- You're posing right now like you were doing like a Burt Reynolds naked in Cosmopolitan kind of thing. Well, it's funny you say that. It's funny you say that because- You came out with a big mustache.
Starting point is 01:07:47 You're covered in hair. I was born, you probably have heard of this. You were born with Burt Reynolds style hair? It's reverse- Alopecia? It's reverse alopecia. We can't joke about that. Be careful.
Starting point is 01:07:58 And I would never. I would never. I would never. But it's reverse where you have a, that sounds like regular. It's- You have a's reverse where you have a, that sounds like regular. It's... You have a lot and then you have none. No, it's for a baby, it only lasts while you're a baby.
Starting point is 01:08:14 Oh, I see. So you have a lot when you're a baby when a baby has none. When you lose your teeth. You have none when an adult has some. You lose your baby teeth, your baby hair. Then you get it back when old people lose their hair. Yeah, exactly. Okay, so you're in the middle right now of a hair sandwich.
Starting point is 01:08:32 Sort of. Yum, yum, yum. No. Give me that right now. I knew we shouldn't have taped this right at dinner time. You just mentioned hair sandwich and all of our guests start rubbing their bellies. Stop teasing me. I want that hair sandwich.
Starting point is 01:08:50 You cannot say it one more time. Either way, I was not a US citizen. So you came out posing like Burt Reynolds. Why does that make you not a US citizen? It sounds like you were born. Do the math. Yeah, you came out in US soil. I feel like there's some steps missing.
Starting point is 01:09:06 No, because I never touched. You came out of the vagina on US soil. You never touched the ground. I didn't touch the soil, and that's it. Soil. Wait, I wonder. OK, you've been on stilts this whole time. Are you not touching?
Starting point is 01:09:18 No, they are live. Well, they've never been on US soil. I've never touched US soil. I've never touched US soil. How many soils have you touched? I've never touched US soil. I've never touched US soil. How many soils have you touched? I've never touched soil. Intentional. Wow. Because if you were just to put your foot down on US soil you would finally be a US citizen. That's right. You would have gotten a stimulus check. That's right and that is one benefit that I would have had. Right but what are the
Starting point is 01:09:40 what are the... Do you pay taxes? Well I get to..., I guess you don't have to. Do you pay taxes? I don't pay one penny of tax. Give me them stilts. You're, I'm sorry, but are you- Can it be reversed? I don't pay taxes. And so therefore I can conduct business all throughout the United States with ever,
Starting point is 01:10:00 I never touch US soil and I never have to pay an ounce of business tax Hands touch soil. Does that count? It does not because I've never got to be the feet I've it has to be the feet. Well, you've got a little government stills Touching us soil. Yes, definitely if you garden on stills, I do you might be a redneck I did fall. I remember once I took a... There's another banner. What does it say?
Starting point is 01:10:29 What is this one? Oh, look at that. That is my phone number. That's my phone number. Oh yeah, read it out. You seem surprised. 1-800-555-229-639472-394. Too many numbers.
Starting point is 01:10:39 No, it's an Excel. And that's how people can get ahold of you? 500, 555, 229639472. Too many numbers. 394. And that's how people can get ahold of you? It's an extension. Oh, I see. Yeah, there's another one that should come through
Starting point is 01:10:55 with a coupon code. Those planes, by the way, were flying side by side with a big banner that had like a perforation. A lot like their bumper sticker. Those must be brothers Brothers who fly planes. Wow, they might be redneck We'll get around you must he can't sue us if we say must Okay, Doug
Starting point is 01:11:28 So the first person first rule is not touch US soil. If you have touched US soil, are there other money saving tactics? Well, I'll tell you this. Here's why I'm here. Oh. And I'm gonna bring it down. I need to bring it down for a second. Okay, what do you got Doug?
Starting point is 01:11:39 It's been hard coming out of the pandemic. We have these stimulus checks, right? We're all wondering how to- Except you. We're all, except for myself, we're wondering how to spend them. And I'm- I don't think that's been the problem. We've had them in our bank accounts,
Starting point is 01:11:54 not touching them. We've had so much money. We just don't even know how to spend. I've come up with a multi-layer system on how to spend your stimulus check. Oh. Multi-layered like a casserole. A several step program. Seven layer steps.
Starting point is 01:12:10 It's seven layer multi-step. Like cottage. Seven simple layers for steps to avoid taxes. Well, sort of. Sort of. What are these layers? OK, first of all, the first layer is, uh, financial fasting. Now, a lot of, a lot of you guys are probably like, well, I get confused.
Starting point is 01:12:31 How am I going to spend this? How much did you get again? Was it 20? I think it was 500 bucks, wasn't it? Or something like that. I don't know. Well, it wasn't five for a lot of people. It was in the thousands.
Starting point is 01:12:42 It was, oh, okay. Maybe the first time it was was, oh, okay. Maybe a couple of them. I can't remember. The first time it was 1600. Oh, okay. Then they said they were gonna give 2000, but instead they just gave 400 more. They said, see, 2000. See, 2000, yeah. Great stuff.
Starting point is 01:12:56 So here we are. Everybody's stuck with this $2000, and what are you gonna do? How do you get with it? I think- How do you spend it? I've been paying my bills, No problem. Just wondering what to do For two years perfect, right?
Starting point is 01:13:09 It's sitting there and what I can only assume is some sort of high interest bearing savings account, right? Yes. Yeah an IRA is that something I well we put it in a sep Ira Do you put it in your business your your business account? Retirement. Immediately to retirement, which I can't spin now because I'm over the retirement age. And every penny we make goes to our granddaughters who do not exist, but if they do, then they're in for- You must be a redneck. Well, that's fantastic.
Starting point is 01:13:40 That's also- This is a good workaround. That absolutely- You shall's a good workaround. Oh, I did. That absolutely, that. You shall be a redneck. You will be. Thou shalt be a redneck. Thou shalt be a redneck. This is, that's enough of a change where I think you can get away.
Starting point is 01:13:55 The 10 redneck commandments. Thou shalt be a redneck. Do not covet thou redneck. Do not covet your neighbor's car up on blocks. Do not murder someone for stealing your barbecue sauce. We don't have enough time obviously. You must buy your wife as much jewelry as you buy your horse. You're gonna get in trouble for that by someone, I think. You don't want him to show up, by the way. Who? This guy, Dalton Wilcox.
Starting point is 01:14:28 Anyway, so. Yeah. Financial fasting. Yeah. Good reset. Thanks for bringing it back. Thanks for bringing it back because that's what we're all, we are all working as a team. In what way?
Starting point is 01:14:42 In what capacity? How is that possible? Because all this money has, the whole point of this money was to be shot back into the economy to give us a stimulus, correct? But no one spent it. But it's too much. Too much money. Because they couldn't decide how to spend it. They can't decide how to spend it. They can't decide when to spend it. They can't decide how to spend it or what to spend it on. So what's your solution? The solution is to sign up. I mean, I'm not going to give you the full solution right here, but you can go to my
Starting point is 01:15:09 website. Why not? We need it now. Give us the final solution. The final? The final? Does it involve Magneto? No.
Starting point is 01:15:20 You know what? I refuse to give you the final. So you're just going to bring up this problem and then you're going to say, absolutely bad podcasting. No magneto. No, I can say I'm a businessman. I'm a businessman, Scott. I'm looking, I'm just saying normally when you go on one of these shows, it's
Starting point is 01:15:38 like, you don't see a chef go on a show and be like, okay, well, you know, today I'm going to make, you know, rabbit stew. I think they would absolutely. And then they go like, today I'm gonna make, you know, rabbit stew. I think they would absolutely do that. And then they go like, but I'm not gonna tell you how. I've seen that exact thing happen several times. I've seen people go on shows and talk about their rabbit stew. I don't know why rabbit stew.
Starting point is 01:15:54 If you eat rabbit stew, you must. You must. Out be a redneck. If you walked by, say you walked by a. Should I buy rabbit stew with my stimulus check? Sounds like I... $2,000 worth. We shouldn't tape this at dinner time.
Starting point is 01:16:11 This is really... Where do they sell rabbit stew? What if you walked by Daryl's Ice Cream? What if you walked by Daryl's Ice Cream? I'm a Dairy Queen guy. Thank you. Oh, I love it too. Go to Daryl's.
Starting point is 01:16:22 But I'm thinking of something small town. A small town business, Daryl's ice cream. And if you walk by- Daryl Queen. If you walk by, would they just give you the ice cream on the outside? Would they throw out little pieces of the ice cream? I would expect to have to go inside to do it, but yeah, they might give it to me. And then you would have to buy it, right?
Starting point is 01:16:43 I mean, tell me I'm wrong. But here's where the metaphor is sort of different. And then you would have to buy it, right? Hmm. I mean, tell me I'm wrong. But here's where the metaphor is sort of different. If you were to appear on a podcast and say, I'm an ice cream maker, I would expect you to bring ice cream. Yeah, and I have brought... You brought ice cream? I have brought ice cream for you guys.
Starting point is 01:17:01 I brought Daryl's ice cream for you. And I'm going to hand it out right now. You guys can each taste some of this Oh my not as good as a hair sandwich, but I'll take it And what a little gravy on it, but maybe I wish I'd eaten some rabbit stew Now where do you spend your money cuz come on you're not gonna tell us I even bring this up I have a question. We have a friend named Hector Salamanca and he has an online shopping addiction.
Starting point is 01:17:31 What would you say to him? I'm gonna tell him right now to lean into it. To shop, spend everything, spend what you don't have. File bankruptcy, get a clean slate. That's gonna make him say, ding, ding, ding. Very quickly, I'll give you a taste of what my program is about.
Starting point is 01:17:50 Okay, yeah, give us something. Very quickly. Besides the financial. And you can slow it, feel free to slow it down. No, I'll slow it. I'm gonna slow it down because I feel like I'm moving too fast for you guys.
Starting point is 01:17:57 If you say it that quickly, then suddenly there's no reason to have you on the show anyway. Guys, remember this. These are just some ideas. Old money is new money. Go out and find things that you've spent money on and get it back immediately.
Starting point is 01:18:12 Number four, go get a massage. Get refunds. Get a massage. Demand refunds. Spend some of that money. Demand refunds on everything you've spent on. Whether you've bought something, whether you've paid off that.
Starting point is 01:18:24 Do you have to give it back? No, you take it back and you demand it back. You just demand a refund for every single thing you bought. What, if I've had the thing for years? You demand the money back. Here's something though, like if it even worked 10% of the time,
Starting point is 01:18:38 it's like you're getting a 10% raise. And I can tell you right now, it's gonna work 100% of the time because you use my program. If you go up to somebody and say, I'll murder you if you touch my granddaughter, nine times out of ten, they're going to slap you in the face. But that tenth time, they'll be scared.
Starting point is 01:18:53 You put them in at Texas Tostada. Guys, we moved on to food. Now I'm hungry again. Again, it's dinner time. Texas Tostada. Give me more of that ice cream. Go out and get a massage. Treat yourself to something. But instead of getting a happy ending,
Starting point is 01:19:08 get a confusing ending. Don't get a happy ending. What is that? A confusing ending is where you look the person in the eye as they're doing it and you offer them dinner. You take them out to dinner and you spend the night with them. You spend the night and you talk about exactly what happened. Yum, yum.
Starting point is 01:19:22 It sounds more like your catchphrase is yum yum yum yum yum than thou must be a redneck. That was Shelby. Shelby, sorry. Guys, I'm telling you right now, hi. You are almost toppling on those stilts. You are almost falling. Be careful, you're gonna touch soil.
Starting point is 01:19:41 You're not gonna believe I've never fallen. I've never fallen. I've come in very close. You learned to walk on those things. I've come, yeah, I learned to walk on stilts. Wow. So your parents didn't want you to be a US citizen. No, they were completely innocent.
Starting point is 01:19:54 So you came out hairy as hell on stilts. Not hairy, just a mustache. Just a mustache. A beautiful head of hair and chest hair. And chest hair. What shalt he be then, if he has all that? If you came out of the womb with just a munch-ache chest hair and beautiful head hair, thou shalt be a redneck.
Starting point is 01:20:17 I love that. Did you say thou shalt? Thou shalt. S-H-O-U-T. Let it all out. So that's just a taste. That's just a taste. And go to my website.
Starting point is 01:20:29 Go to my website, pay for it, and then demand a refund. Always demand a refund. Although I'm working on that, that could change. But use my coupon code if you can. What's the code? What do we have? To add on 10%. To add on 10%.
Starting point is 01:20:43 If you want to add on 10% to the code. What's the code? No, add on 10%. I want that code. Give us the code. Do you want to try this? Give us that code. Do you want to try this?
Starting point is 01:20:57 If you want to try this, let me know brother, all one word. If you want to try this, let me know brother this let me know brother all one word with a question mark Or no, no question mark is all one word part of it all one word Yes, that is in it. Okay, so you write out all one word. Do you want this? But one is a digit. Oh, okay. So do you want this? If you want this, let me know brother One word no wrong. Do you want this? If you want this, let me know brother all one word. No, wrong. Do you want to try this? If you want to try this, let me know brother all one word.
Starting point is 01:21:34 Again, that broke me, but don't sweep me under the dug. The dug. .biz. I'm sorry,.biz. Okay. It was wrong on the plane. What was that? It was wrong on the plane. It was cheaper, I got a deal. .com is cheaper than.biz. They charge more for COM?
Starting point is 01:21:51 They did charge me more. If you try to save money on a website by getting it spelled incorrectly, thou shalt be a redneck. I can only imagine they don't have a lot of call for those Zs, so if you say that was they're like yeah No, the guy we got plenty of Z's around here. Yeah, it was Carson Carson over at plane signs He helped me out and he said we can person the last name or the first name. That's no I believe it was both
Starting point is 01:22:17 Carson Carson, I believe so is he the son of Carson Daley or Johnny Carson? I believe but I believe he was both. I believe he was... Wow. I believe he's somewhere in between. He's somewhere in between? I don't know about him, but I do have a suspicion that he shalt be a redneck. Yes, yes, yes. Yes, yes, yes.
Starting point is 01:22:39 Yum, yum, yum. Yum, yum, yum. Okay, guys. Well, that's great, Doug. I'm glad you've... I mean, you haven't landed on your feet, but you've landed on your stilts through the, through the pandemic. And you are coming very, very close. You as a matter of fact, I feel like you've swiped the ground with your toe a couple of times.
Starting point is 01:23:00 I've seen, I feel like I see a little bit of a- I don't want to rat you out necessarily. Is that a grass stain on your knee? Cause that looks like American soil. I did. If I'm honest, I fell like I see a little bit of a... I don't want to rat you out necessarily. Is that a grass stain on your knee? Cause that looks like American soil. If I'm honest, I fell in your front yard. How much do you owe in back taxes? It's so much.
Starting point is 01:23:13 It's so much. That's where they get you. When you become an American citizen, you have to pay back taxes for as long as you've been alive. I could be in trouble. That's in the fine print. Yep. It's over.
Starting point is 01:23:24 That's why people shouldn't come to this country We want them all to stay where they're at. Yes people come for the little flags. Oh, yeah, that's a good point. Oh I'm sorry I just lost a little my baby here. Did you see that fall out? Oh wow, so you're waiting So now you're doing the reverse part of this? No hair gets by him. He ate it right up. Just coming out. Are you gonna eat all of that? It's like ringing the dinner bell.
Starting point is 01:23:52 Help yourself. Help yourself, please. Thank you. Well, guys, wet day's coming to a close. I'm so sorry to say, we only have time for one final feature on the show. And that, of course, is a little something called plugs I open my block of eggs at night So I can, so I can See my CBD friends before my eyes I open my blood bags at night Ooh, very nice. That was Charles Whitbourne with I Open My Blood Bags at Night.
Starting point is 01:25:03 I don't know why it says blood bags. Alright. anyway, guys, what do we want to plug here? Obviously, Spike and Ike, you guys want to- Granddaughters. You want to plug your non-existent granddaughters. Please believe in our granddaughters and don't go near them. Is this like a Peter Pan situation? If we applaud enough,
Starting point is 01:25:20 your granddaughters will actually come to life or? Yes. All right, everyone out there, if you're listening. Give us a round of applause. enough your granddaughters will actually come to life or yes all right everyone out there if you're listening give us a round of applause no granddaughter has appeared yeah all right well they're gonna continue applauding hopefully anything else you want to plug though I'm too tired yeah we're too tired I mean you can of course too hungry too hungry we're old hungry man yes we're grandparents, grand family.
Starting point is 01:25:47 What about your brother's show? It's coming out this week, isn't it? That's right. If you wanna see our brother, Mike Herman Trout. He's playing himself. On Better Call Saul. On Better Call Saul, watch that. But you're not playing yourselves right now.
Starting point is 01:26:00 No. No, we're fictionalized. You're fictionalized, okay. If your brother plays himself on TV, No. No. We're fictionalized. You're fictionalized. Okay. If your brother plays himself on TV, but you're fictionalized, thou shalt be a redneck. Wonderful. And where can we see this show, by the way? AMC.
Starting point is 01:26:16 American movie classics. That's right. Oh, I guess I mean your show of thou shalt be a redneck. Where the boardwalk. Are you guys under it or are you? On top. On top of the boardwalk. Are you guys under it or are you on top? On top of the boardwalk. All right, congratulations. On the boardwalk. On top of the boardwalk. And Doug Grobes, what do you want to plug? Yeah. Yeah, I well, it's obviously the day after wet day. Yeah, Groby, but don't sweep me under under the Doug.com or.biz. Well, it's, com would be wrong though, you said.
Starting point is 01:26:48 Yeah, it could be. That won't lead you to where they need to be. Right, but they might get, it's a old website, they'll be redirected. Maybe they'll refer you, they'll say, hey, you're at the wrong place. And the coupon code, do you want the, try the, let me know all one word, all one word.
Starting point is 01:27:02 And also just, I'd like to I would love to Have people go out and watch episodes 9 and 10 of season 1 of mod mods dilemma where she is faced with getting abortion Okay Why? Just why just to try because sometimes like getting people out there to think about things, what's going on in the community, Okay, are these issues important to you, or- Are you tr- wait, do you have- did you impregnate your girlfriend recently? No, I'm just-
Starting point is 01:27:37 Do you want her to watch this? People- you fuck on their stilts. At some? If you're trying not to have a granddaughter, this is the way to go about it. I just would like people to watch. Do you fuck on stilts? Of course I do. Everything is on stilts.
Starting point is 01:27:49 Do they need to be wearing stilts? Well, I do have a- I can't imagine the physics would work. I don't want to get- No, no, no. I see you guys putting on stilts just because I mentioned it. It's personal, but I put my penis on stilts. I put my penis on stilts.
Starting point is 01:28:03 So my penis is on stilts, my hands are on stilts, and my feet are on stilts during lovemaking. And I don't know, but mod, episodes nine and 10. It's Mod's Dilemma. You'll love it. Okay, wonderful. I want to plug, head over to cbbworld.com to get the full archives of this show, as well as ad-free episodes,
Starting point is 01:28:19 as well as ad-free and archives of freedom. And you have the Andy Daly Podcast Project, you have CBB Presents, and you have Scott Hasn't Seen. We just watched Super Mario Brothers with the Get Played crew. Very interesting episode. And we're watching- So you're going for themes rather than going for good movies.
Starting point is 01:28:37 I guess so. No, well, this on Good Friday, which as we all know happens right after Wednesday. That's right. We're watching The Passion of the Christ this week, so we'll listen to that episode. Alright let's close up the ol' plug bag! Take one hand put it up, take the other put it down. You're gonna make a box, it's time to start to close it
Starting point is 01:29:05 But don't close it too much or you open up the plug bag We're opening up the plug bag And when you open up the plug bag, you open up your heart For the rest of the world, I'm talking open up the plug bag Huh, okay that was And I'm gonna try to get this right that was Harg-La-Barg with plug grass Guys I want to thank you so much. I want to thank the dearly departed Paul F Tompkins he's not dead he just left and I want to look Doug Gropes you got it
Starting point is 01:29:52 yeah I do I don't know what though I can't wait to be back yeah I mean you you end up coming back every couple of years no and when I do come back I want everybody to have watched the mod so we can we can discuss what went down and see how it kind of relates to everything we do in our life financially and not. Definitely definitely and Spike and Ike. Thank you for having us. Granddaughter. You said granddaughter you didn't even bother with any of your your catchphrase like yum yum yum or those were just hair no I don't keep catchphrases from one segment to the'll see you next time. Thanks. Bye.

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