Hollywood Handbook - Parquet Courts, Our Music Friends

Episode Date: March 1, 2022

The Boys team up with AUSTIN BROWN and SEAN YEATON from the band Parquet Courts for an important musical task.  Make sure to see them on tour this month!And the video recording of this episo...de at Patreon.com/TheFlagrantOnes. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 This is a HeadGum Podcast. So, Club DVA, Tiesto is annihilating his residency. I am in the VIP. I'm sort of vibing. And I'm trying to get in the VIP. I'm sort of vibing. I am. And I'm trying to get in the VIP. Like, I'm vibing, like, just outside the VIP. Gotta go, like, do you see me, Hayes?
Starting point is 00:00:34 Because a lot of times we've gone together. But still loving Tiesto's stuff. But, yeah, it was, yes, I'm remembering this night. But go ahead. What were you going to say? But yeah, it was. Yes, I'm remembering this night. But go ahead.
Starting point is 00:00:44 What were you going to say? I was slurping out of a big jar that had honey scrawled on it. H-U-N-N-Y. Holding it with both hands. Just slurping the honey. And it's like off menu. And they actually don't even have it all the time. But I'm just like enjoying. I'm like scooping it up. and i'm trying to get to the
Starting point is 00:01:06 honey that's like stuck on the inside of the jar normally i don't get this because it is so much honey it's like more than i actually need in like within one night right it's a little um it's a little heavy and i of course i i'm also there and I also have a special treat that I actually had to sneak in, which is I have a jar of expired E. coli peanut butter that I got off eBay. It's sort of an artifact of the largest, you know, food spoilage lawsuit in U.S. history. And I'm waiting to crack that baby because I'm like, this is, you know, this is rare. This is expensive. We talk about like, oh, like table service, like that's expensive. No, actually, this is expensive. There's a lot oh like table service like that's expensive but no actually
Starting point is 00:01:45 this isn't expensive there's a lot of bottles of gray goose out there there's there's really only a handful of these peanut butter jars left and i'm about to bust it open and make this place sick as dogs which is such a great shared experience i mean it's almost like an ayahuasca thing right where like through that um pur, of, you know, your past, which is all collected in your gut molecules, you sort of find out who you're supposed to be. But go ahead, you're eating a big thing of honey? Well, I think that makes sense because, like, once you did open it,
Starting point is 00:02:22 and it is, like, aerosolized at that point, it turns out. Like, people aren't really opening this, but, like, that did sort of and it is like aerosolized at that point it turns out like people aren't really opening this but like that did sort of confirm that it was aerosolized but i think the fact that i had gotten the honey jar stuck on my head at that point is why i didn't suffer you were the only person in the club immune to yes uh immune to the effects and so and so yeah i mean you got you ultimately carried everyone out of the club one by one including tiesto which i've always been i've been grateful for i haven't had a chance to say thank you until today but we've been so crazy running around and now we're still busy we have a show so busy we have the guys we have austin we have Sean. They're both here.
Starting point is 00:03:06 Did you ever do DV8? Y'all ever hit... Did y'all hit DV8 during that period of Tiesto's residency? I have a DeviantArt page. You're on DeviantArt. Okay, what are we doing?
Starting point is 00:03:24 Right into it. Mpreg and uh yeah it's cigarette guy i have a couple pieces up there right now you're you're the name of your username is cigarette guy cigarette underscore guy cigarette underscore underscore couldn't get it without i think i did it intentionally some good pieces up there and that could be an interesting motif on deviant arts sonic smoking a cigarette yeah actually it is christopher robin smoking a cigarette you know what you should just look it's pretty good christopher robin and and calvin from calvin hobbs are both smoking cigarette work i guess calvin's those two I guess Calvin's pissing on... Those two smoking. Calvin's pissing on the ashes of... I guess both of the smoldering mass
Starting point is 00:04:11 must be Pooh and Hobbes, and then Christopher Robin is smoking a cigarette. They burned them? They've torched them. They've burned them. It's really like a whole kind of like, you know, it's this like Calvin and Hobbes, Christopher Robin, Winnie the Pooh,
Starting point is 00:04:29 like what is this? Yeah, put away your childish things right like this is adulthood like let's lay it up a fucking cig is it i mean is it clear in the artwork that it's like dipped in fry or anything like that the cigarette is it just straight up nicotine or they have like formaldehyde or something you know i will leave that to the viewer to admit you know we should bring it up all right i'm gonna look at it kevin kevin can you pull that up sure i'd like to look at that the thing that's like making me actually really sad is if like calvin changed his mind and that's what he's like trying to pee on the ash to put out put it out nah you just need to look on his face I wish I didn't do that look on his face does not say I'm trying to put this out
Starting point is 00:05:10 oh okay he's got that sort of wicked smirk Christopher Robbins lighting his cigarette off of the flame of the skeleton that's good I did that but I would love to draw your attention to my you did that? no I would like to draw your attention to my... You forgot that you did that? No. I would like to draw your attention to my first piece,
Starting point is 00:05:26 The Olive Garden of Earthly Delights. Okay. Like a Bosch. Yeah, I know. What it is is... Actually, you know what? Some of the shit that's going on here, I don't want to talk about.
Starting point is 00:05:38 But... Talk about... Well, don't talk... You don't have to talk about all of it. Yeah. Is that Biodome? Biodome. Okay.
Starting point is 00:05:47 Follow the leader. It's happening. Oh, I see what you don't. Yeah, I get it now. I don't want to talk about it. We're going to be talking about it. 9-11 right now. It's just like that.
Starting point is 00:05:57 We started right into it. Got right into my DeviantArt page. Save that content for revisionist history. But this is what you guys do you challenge people of course you're uh you know you're a band it's parquet courts they're here and and that's they're not the whole band they like no but there's four we don't have the whole band like we're gonna talk about the guys that aren't here so you two are the like you two do podcasts within the band, and the other guys do most of the music stuff,
Starting point is 00:06:29 but you do the podcast. Well, we were thinking about picking one of these things up, and so we've been doing a few of them, kicking the tires and getting some of those. We kind of want to do one. Came to the right place. We started one. Good baseline, yeah. We started a podcast like four years ago. we kind of want to do one came to the right place and we started one good baseline yeah
Starting point is 00:06:45 we started a podcast like four years ago yeah turns out it takes more than just like drinking hard liquor in a room with microphones yeah what was it that got you all to keep doing it after the first one uh no nothing else nothing nothing else happened but you had to keep being like you had to like i think where we where we um failed was that we did it and then at the end of doing it we were kind of like nobody really mentioned like doing it again like we didn't yeah it wasn't on the it wasn't on an ical or anything i guess you really have to commit to it yeah i would listen to that honestly that i mean like that means that it's not for you if at the at the first like taste of it if it didn't like get in your bloodstream and like you didn't
Starting point is 00:07:33 need to like immediately start you didn't catch the bug yeah then then yeah it's not for everyone bitten by the podcast bug you know it's gotten more and more of us. I think also our schedule is so wild. Yeah, but it's not. It's like it's not about the schedule. You can make time for it. It's very easy to make time for it. You've made time for it.
Starting point is 00:07:58 We're also recording it in the room where we recorded it. It was the same room. It was our studio. It's where all of our music equipment was. It was our studio. It's like where all of our equipment was. So it was kind of weird to like, be like, all right,
Starting point is 00:08:10 well, instead of jamming on these new tunes, it's like, it's like bringing a big, a big plate of green beans into the candy shop and going, oh, I'm just going to eat. And it's like,
Starting point is 00:08:20 you're just looking around like, what am I doing, man? You know, I use football to play there's sour balls over there yeah right that's right but we can figure out some other shit for you potentially if like yeah if you're if you're like looking around like obviously like podcasting doesn't sound like that's like the right direction but like uh elevating some of what you all are doing to the point of
Starting point is 00:08:47 like expand like onto new platforms and things like that just reaching a wider audience i think with some of what you've already uh kind of honed um we so we have an exciting announcement i guess uh today which is um hayes and i produced our own original content but we are finally getting into this streaming game so we're we're we're launching our own platform uh and we have acquired the rights to some very exciting content specifically a film from 1998 called the faculty i don't know if you guys remember the faculty but uh it was um you know josh hart had uh cleo duvall sean elijah's in there john stewart's there um there's you know the legal right stuff you guys will be bored by this like the aspects of it but we so we've got the rights and we're this is like our big springboard
Starting point is 00:09:53 to launch the new streaming platform um hollywood handbook plus but we don't have access to the audio we just have we just have the video footage. Yeah. And which honestly for me is awesome. Like watching it, I was like, I would love another way. Everything that's like I'm seeing on screen is working,
Starting point is 00:10:17 but like nothing, I closed my eyes and I'm like this, like I can, we can do better than this. There's one line read. I wish we had, there's obviously the best line read in the entire film and maybe all of all of cinema where uh john stewart notices that the coach who has become some kind of alien is drinking out of a fish tank and says man coach
Starting point is 00:10:35 is thirsty today that i wish we had that everything else can go everything else can go and we may try to sneak that in actually but the the soundtrack um you know we can start fresh and we were thinking when we got these music guys let's get some music let's get some some vo some adr stuff and maybe start piecing in what's gonna be be there right now. Wow. So, I mean, you could even just have like a, like if you got anybody on the street, you could like walk up to them and be like, can you just say this really fast or whatever
Starting point is 00:11:13 and record them saying, like, is there some issue with like, you can't overdub the exact script or something or you actually want. It can't, it can't, it can't match the lips as part of the again the contract is going to be boring to you guys but if it if it syncs up with the lip flap at all even appears to um we're going to be uh we're going to be in jail ddos yeah on the entire
Starting point is 00:11:39 platform what are you you can't be telling people what when they ask what you're in for you're not going to want to tell them why you're're in no that's not a no they do not take kindly to copyright violations in there yes no so that's the bottom of the of the barrel in there yeah so we need a foley guy any of you who love i actually do know who wants to be fully i actually i do okay yeah that was actually that's what i was thinking as well i've got i i would love my god what i would be honored to do something like that have like a little kitty like a sandbox with like you know where i can drag my chains around and shit like that. I love that. We aren't going to be able to do the sandbox or chains.
Starting point is 00:12:28 It's just going to be whatever is kind of reachable for you right now. Really what we have is this, and I will make this sound for you now. Oh, that'll work. I can work with that. As long as I can get a really high resolution sort of audio file. So that's going to be the only sound that we can create other than what you can do with your mouth and hands oh that's not a problem i would hope not i use my mouth on the tube and have it in my hands can i be using all three instruments at the same time we don't have the equipment for that shit we just got the one track at a time
Starting point is 00:13:05 but kevin do you want to pull up a clip and these guys and so we can watch the original clip on this austin i assume you're saving your voice for you know you want us to you want us to ask and we're gonna ask can you do the dialogue for the film? Yeah, absolutely. I'd be honored. How am I supposed to play that instrument that you have? You didn't mail me one or anything. What you do is, when you're ready for it, just snap and point to me. Okay.
Starting point is 00:13:38 You want to practice it once? Yeah, but how often do I get to do it? As much as I'd like? I can probably do it once every four minutes and it's gonna be at that speed it's really long okay let's scrunch it up there's one other sound it can make but i don't think it'll get picked up here and which one am i supposed to be all dialogue all dialogue so you're going to be the speaking parts of the characters yeah yeah and like you know if you have instruments just like sitting around it would be great to like do some score
Starting point is 00:14:11 this as well in addition to fully and so yeah we need the music for sure if we could just like watch like see what see what we're working with that's gonna drop out i think we're actually gonna lose the sorry i thought you pointed at me lose the audio track entirely by the end of the day. And so we don't have time to play these entire clips, okay? So just be selective in terms of what we can cover now. I'm going to play this clip while you guys are getting ready. Okay. I don't recognize this surface tissue at all.
Starting point is 00:14:43 Casey, I don't want to blow smoke at your butt here, but I think you found a new species. They're looking at it nasty. Okay. They're looking at a nasty, like... A nasty hunk of goo. Ooh, that's where I'd like to hear the sound. It's when he moves his neck. Yeah, it should, like should match his neck moving. Because he sort of shared a look with the gal, and when you're horny like that, your bones kind of get a little creaky.
Starting point is 00:15:20 Okay, they spilled water on the nasty thing and it's like moving around and being crazy yeah yeah yeah i sure am in the forest kevin this clip is like too short it's all right it's it's not what i was say. It's like pretty freaky. Pretty good for the two, too. It's actually scaring the hell out of me. And there's not a lot of... I guess it's good that there's not a lot of sound for the podcast audience to enjoy in the clip. Yeah, that is good because this is going away.
Starting point is 00:15:58 Okay. I'd hate for them to think like, oh, I want to hear that. Okay. So let's get it again. We're doing dialogue from Austin. Yes. And this is how it works. This is how you score a film.
Starting point is 00:16:13 Austin's doing the dialogue for every character. Sean is doing fully both and the musical score. Is that right? Wow. Austin's doing music as well. Austin's doing music as well. Austin's doing music as well. Great. And so we'll just jam it out. We'll get it in one take.
Starting point is 00:16:31 And just let me know when you guys are ready and I'll watch. Boys, I'll count down from three. I won't say one trick of the trade, but I'll point to you. Okay? Okay. And then Jonart's the one don't
Starting point is 00:16:47 point to me mostly right sure yeah it's a lot of jobs so i i would like for the teacher i would do like deep teacher voice or the boy characters i would do like still kind of deep but a little higher and for the girl characters child very very girls very high voice really high voice yeah yeah all right really i have to stress i really think that the tube thing should really only happen when josh hartnett or whatever moves his neck like that okay great i really can't think of any other placement for it right now okay this may not be the spot for it. In three, two... And this is how you impregnate a snail. Basically, that's just it.
Starting point is 00:17:34 Yeah, that's all there is to it. You just insert the chicken sperm into the snail, and it's really quite fascinating. This will be on the test. What does that chicken sperm look like to you? It's white and blue. Hmm.
Starting point is 00:17:50 Interesting. And purple? Yeah, I see some purple in there. The girls have to be talking more. Gotta hear from the girls. Well, you know, I am just one guy. Okay. All right, Kevin. Freeze it.
Starting point is 00:18:11 So, hey, we want to support you, Austin. So what are you saying you need? Two runs at it? Maybe we do just a girl take? You don't have to do them all at once. We can do a girl track right now. Just like Upright Citizens Brigade? Yeah, we could a girl take. You don't have to do them all at once. We can do a girl track right now. Upright Citizens Brigade? Yeah, we could run girl track.
Starting point is 00:18:29 We wish. Oh, my God. Dude, that would be so funny if it were Upright Citizens Brigade. Oh, my God. Austin. Austin, no. Now I kind of want to do Upright Citizens Brigade. I'm thinking of doing it.
Starting point is 00:18:48 Well, I mean, feel free to help me out with one of these six characters that you can dialogue for. Okay, I'll be the gooey thing. The gooey thing, all right. Yeah, I'll be the gooey thing, the monster creature. We got Teacher locked in, and so now I think we can get, yeah, the gooey thing track
Starting point is 00:19:06 and just girls only track for this one okay all right we'll we'll pick up where we left off i don't think that you did a very good job with the next thing there so i'm not to you know i know there's a lot going on but you you see what i mean right you hear where it should you see where it should be i thought i did it when it was. I thought I did it. You know what, man? Maybe you did better than I thought. I think I'm being a little hard on you.
Starting point is 00:19:30 There can be. No, no. Hey, I'm always ready for. But you know, I'm real creak in that. I want you to be hard on me in this case. I'll be ahead of it this time. And so I'll be the voice of the gooey thing. And I will also try to get the neck timing closer.
Starting point is 00:19:48 No promises. And I'd love to hear a little more music as well. Okay. All right. Let's see here. See if I can pull up for you. Okay. This is girls only track in three, two.
Starting point is 00:20:01 Hey, watch it, pal. At least buy me dinner first, huh, Teach? Hey, what's everybody looking at over here? You act like you've never seen a crazy alien species before. Hey, is your neck okay, buddy? Why'd it make that noise? Okay, can we stop it really quick? I just want to say...
Starting point is 00:20:23 You think the thing's talking too much? No, I think the thing is talking just enough. I don't think... The girls are talking enough? I don't think the girls are talking enough. I think sending a message about women in STEM that we don't want to... I don't know if your opinion on that
Starting point is 00:20:38 is that they would just be quiet throughout this whole sequence. We want them to be speaking a lot. A lot. i think only one of them's talking and i missed the cue they're talking seeing this movie they're talking like sean said certainly seen this clip there are so many people on screen the idea that like one of the girls isn't talking all the time even just like background like chatter things like that we really want to background chatter yeah we want to flood the zone with uh with them making observations i think i
Starting point is 00:21:13 might have something to do that if i can you have oh okay i might be able to do something kind of okay interesting okay now sean is now well i see here getting into the dialogue game that's maybe exciting and it's funny when you don't when you don't fight for your spot you watch what happens is there are so many other hungry young upstarts and go-hards in this industry that that want your seat. That's right. The streaming game, it's cutthroat. There's a lot of spots, it looks like, but your spot is always at risk. That's not going to work.
Starting point is 00:21:59 Okay. And sometimes the person coming for your spot, it just doesn't work. No, a lot of sometimes the person coming for your spot, it just doesn't work. No, a lot of times the reason you got that spot is because the people coming for it just don't have anything to offer. And the guy who had the original spot just ends up keeping it. Yeah, just by hanging out. Happens all the time. You know, it's like not fucking up can be
Starting point is 00:22:25 better than than trying sometimes yeah there's a name i feel like they have a whole thing for that right they sure do stuff for it is what i mean yeah i'm gonna go back to my original thing all right okay we're gonna pick up where we left off girls only track three two i'm kind of hungry. Anybody want to get out of here and go get some lunch? Maybe maybe corn dogs or vegetarian burgers. This class sucks. Here's something only 90s kids will understand.
Starting point is 00:23:00 Oh, whoa. Hey, yo. Usually somebody buys me dinner first. Geez. Splashing me with the water yikes that'll wake you up in the morning and it has awoken me okay i've been thinking a lot about what happens after you die lately. Where you go from here, you know?
Starting point is 00:23:33 I mean, because we're made of energy, right? It's got to go somewhere. Okay. Fill another husk or... Okay, I'm going to stop it. I'm going to stop it. Some really good stuff in there i love the lunch dialogue the lunch stuff had me rolling yes yes uh i loved the walking riff over to
Starting point is 00:23:57 the to the aquarium man bottle that and sell it That music was really doing something for me. Yeah, I can't shut it off now. I mean, yeah. This is feeling really good and natural. The music was really powerful and I think brought a new dimension to this footage that we've been trying to look for and kind of find like, what's our take
Starting point is 00:24:25 on the visual elements of the faculty and that really opened it up for me and I mean that's what you're going to get from us for right now but you know that's just how good we are off the you know with improvising and shit it's jazz yeah like upright citizens brigade that's like
Starting point is 00:24:41 basically upright citizens brigade style shit yeah ass cap right some I think that Upright Citizens Brigade. That's like basically Upright Citizens Brigade style shit. Yeah, ASCAP. Right? I think that... No, I have nothing to say, actually. Sorry, go on. Haze. We can just take a little break before we are going to do the next clip.
Starting point is 00:24:56 We can just take a break and get to know each other a little bit. What's the most dangerous sound? Yeah. Is there a particular sound that you fear even putting into one of your songs? Yeah. Because of how powerfully dangerous it could be? Gunshots, maybe. Okay.
Starting point is 00:25:15 Okay. That was going to be my guess as well. Dangerous sound. The devil's cord. Yeah. Okay. That's more what we were hoping to get from you i was i don't know all these terms you know like elephants they like emit like a low frequency
Starting point is 00:25:33 tone that kills like elephant trainers i'd be afraid but tempted to put that into some of our song you're talking about the the low frequency sound that elephants can make at any time to kill their their trainer specifically calibrated to annihilate it stop the heart of an elephant trainer yeah it's and so many elephant trainers the day they retire say that like as much as they're going to miss the job the big relief to them is they are no longer vulnerable to the low-frequency elephant sound that could kill them. And you know what they gave me? A watch. All I got was a watch.
Starting point is 00:26:14 Forty years in the elephant enclosure. Pop quiz, hotshot. An elephant is standing on, I guess, near you. And you're going to train it for a very very long time these are all good answers the correct answer was actually uh freedom of speech freedom of speeches oh okay that's the most dangerous and yet the one that we must most violently protect it does make sense freedom of speech is the most dangerous thing. Sound. The most dangerous sound.
Starting point is 00:26:50 The most dangerous sound is a free populace speaking its mind. Oh, yeah. That's right. How loud is that? I got a free plug-in for that recently. You got a freedom of speech plug-in? Yeah. Okay. that well that's interesting to us it'll get you a parental advisory sticker on on the cover of your album
Starting point is 00:27:13 we court that sort of controversy i think that's just the sort of thing that get more eyes on hollywood handbook plus if we get embroiled in some kind of controversy that leads to think pieces. Some of the greats have been embroiled in civil rights cases. Who designed the... Yeah, Ginsburg was there.
Starting point is 00:27:38 Who designed that parental advisory logo? That logo's kind of kick-ass. Why didn't they make it? They had to hire a deviant to stop a deviant you know they've had to have been a meeting where they're like well i mean we don't want the logo to look like stupid though like because really what they should have done is made the logo really really stupid like it should be it should the logo was very appealing that's true yeah the logo is like it has become almost like,
Starting point is 00:28:06 I mean, not that it wouldn't, no matter what it was, but like, let's say, for example, they used like the Lucky Charms Leprechaun instead of like the rather, you know, just parental advisory. If it was a little Leprechaun, it was like swear words.
Starting point is 00:28:19 Well, just if there was any sort of like color scheme, just like a soft pastel color scheme or something for it. Yeah, it looked like it was in like the same like font and like kind of design Any sort of color scheme, just like a soft pastel color scheme or something for it. Yeah. It looked like it was in the same font and kind of designed as a pharmaceutical company logo or something like that. Yeah. It wouldn't have the same.
Starting point is 00:28:33 If it was yellow, like Comic Sans on a baby blue background, I feel like it wouldn't have been. Like if you put it on a t-shirt, they would sell it at Old Navy, not Hot Topic. Yes. Yes. That would have been was effective like those life is good guys those fucking guys they should be the this is one guy you think it's a different guy every time doing that stuff every time there's some time same guy his life is good that's just that's his life that's just one guy doing different things it's not like i know sometimes they're no i know that shirts are different but it's just one guy doing different things. It's not like... I know that shirts are different, but it's the same guy.
Starting point is 00:29:08 That one guy is doing all that? Yeah, he did all that stuff. Wow. Sometimes there's other ones in there too. It might be I'm thinking of the stick figure family. Or Salt Life, maybe. Salt Life. Salt Life is good.
Starting point is 00:29:23 Collabo. I don't have the Freedom of Speech code. I got a Freedom of Speech printer driver. Oh, good. That I'm having. Yeah. Shreddable documents.
Starting point is 00:29:36 Yeah. For very sensitive documents. What was your favorite usage of Freedom of Speech? Favorite usage all time? We could do a top five.
Starting point is 00:29:52 That would be better for me. It's hard to narrow it down. I hate to pick. I guess one would be when Frances McDormand was giving her Academy Award speech and said representation and then listed the agents and managers who represented her. That was a huge one for me. That was formative.
Starting point is 00:30:23 Because she could have said representation matters, but instead she just named all the people that... Her representation. She was just talking about, yes. And it was a good reminder to not assume what the second half of a sentence or an idea is going to be. And she used her freedom of speech to kind of ring that bell for all of us. Really hammer home the status quo
Starting point is 00:30:47 what about keep Christ in Christmas when was that who said that just everybody huh I probably said it at some point somebody with freedom we took it out I guess when Tom Green put his bum bum
Starting point is 00:31:04 on the Sweden that for me was like swedish yeah no it's the swedish yeah sorry i'm really well they didn't really let you see it that much and so like no no no i mean they they pulled it right away but but that he got out in front of it and kind of said that that was that was special for me what about like um hustler magazine i mean revolutionary freedom of speech uh yeah that was some of the craziest porno i've ever seen so i guess uh yeah that doesn't get much more free than that speech yeah sure some of the porno in that was so crazy for me that i have to put it on the mount rushmore of speech freedom so that i agree with. Good pull, Austin. So far, we have Tom Green putting his bum bum on the Swedish Hustler magazine. Kevin, do you have any submissions for it?
Starting point is 00:32:17 Something to consider at least? It's less of a pop culture one and more of a personal one. My doctor recently asked me if I heard about the alec baldwin controversy and i said yes and he said wow he responded that is that was so bad and so my doctor my doctor's like opinion on it i feel like yeah that in a medical office that you would have a right to tell a patient who had not yet weighed in on on where they stood just like to label it as bad and not fear you know losing your job over that um that's pretty cool that's to me that's pretty fucking cool bold it was awesome yeah i mean look
Starting point is 00:33:01 i don't think that they should have gotten so mad at him for using his iPad on the airplane. Okay, that's not what that was about. Are you sure? Yeah, that was about he shot someone with a gun that had nothing to do with using his iPad on the airplane. You think that's what they were so mad at him for? They were mad at it. Well, this isn't really fair, Hayes. They were mad at that.
Starting point is 00:33:27 And it was words with friends, so it's definitely under freedom of speech. And then it turned out. Okay. That's what freedom of speech is, right? It's just words with friends. Yeah. Yeah, but that was also, I mean, that was like in 2010. I know.
Starting point is 00:33:44 That's why it's like... We're allowed to go back as far as we want. It's crazy. The doctor is still hung up on it, honestly. Kevin, you think your doctor was actually talking about when Alec Baldwin got kicked off of an American Airlines flight for using his iPad? I should have clarified.
Starting point is 00:33:59 You want to go back to the doctor and find out. Yeah, because that's what I assumed as well. Have you not been to the doctor in 10 years? He wasn't that specific, I guess. He was like, did you hear about that Alec Baldwin controversy? That was so bad. It's pretty tough stuff, though, you have to admit. Hollywood Handbook.
Starting point is 00:34:13 This week on The Pro Version, the boys work on page three for the script Barbara Bush. And then, Kevin, go ahead. Mike says, what the fuck is this? Greg says, your pay okay for me i love that we're letting everybody know it's a little edgy we can curse yeah i don't need all the other noise around it why doesn't mike just go fuck we can well i like. I think we can pluck it, like, plus just that a little bit. What if it's just like, Mike, fuck a suck. Check out the pro version of The Flagrant Ones, Carl Calls His Cousin,
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Starting point is 00:43:04 rocketmoney.com slash the boys to rocket money.com slash the boys that's rocket money.com slash the boys rocket money.com slash the boys well i have four more clips maybe we can watch one more okay we're gonna do one more clip kevin please pick up like a really good one this time that time honestly there were way too many characters. Austin got really overwhelmed. I feel like that wasn't entirely my fault because you're asking me to make voices for people that weren't moving their mouth. Austin, we're blaming Kevin right now. We're arguing in agreement.
Starting point is 00:43:39 And it is an ensemble cast, obviously, but maybe we can bring him into this a little more gently so for this next one would you like one that's a little more fully and less dialogue or one a lot of one that's like hard foley would be great okay great could maybe has space for has capacity to be very fully intensive great i guess I guess I should be like, you know, the thing, maybe I should crinkle some paper. Okay, well, let's see what the clip is first and, like, see if there's opportunity to, like,
Starting point is 00:44:12 crinkle paper in this. Yeah, if that even makes any fucking sense. I mean, you gotta see how good I can make this paper really sing. Okay, here's the clip. It's the very beginning of the movie. Hmm, would this have made a good first clip? The beginning of the movie.
Starting point is 00:44:32 Okay. We are... We're going to want music that's much more intense than this. We are going to need the car sounds, the car driving up. We're going to need the vocals of the guy driving the car the car can sound like paper the guy driving should be talking a lot about how fast he's going and yeah out of my way and stuff maybe what he's late for so let's just let's just get this i love this this is josh hartnett driving up to school we need car sound foley uh-huh tires engine like the whole deal you use your mouth or i guess like the paper if you're that good with the paper that
Starting point is 00:45:14 maybe i'm really good at it okay nicotine okay i'm gonna do sean okay i'll do um some music sean you can do the paper and then maybe we can have a little dialogue. We should do a little dialogue. Maybe one of you is the voice of the car and one of you is the voice of the driver. One of you has to be the car. Let's decide who's who. You go first.
Starting point is 00:45:41 That's not what we're deciding. Who goes first and who goes second we're deciding who who is playing each character well the i'll be i can be the voice of the car that was my instinct as well but i want is there are there any other people uh human people we will do a girls only we'll do a girls only track after this for like them watching him drive up yeah but like for right now that should be pretty straightforward and then there's a car
Starting point is 00:46:10 all right so I'll be the hooping dooping car okay okay just the car I think just the car is fine just being the car honestly for me just being the car would be great yeah i'm happy you said that before we started
Starting point is 00:46:32 because i didn't want to waste a run at it let's have you just be the car and then yeah and then if we have we get one maybe where you're yeah yeah maybe there's time you don't need any drums or anything just go just do the car. Yeah, I got you. I get it. Do you have drums? He was just playing like a little drum track. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 00:46:51 You know what I have right next to me? I think that would be really good. What's that? Some whipped cream? Oh, yeah. Here we go. Oh, yeah. I need this guitar.
Starting point is 00:47:01 Yes, that'd be great. That's the instrument for a really fast car yeah that's pretty good all right in three two the car should be talking a lot oh i'm sorry you're right let's get it again the car should be talking so much the car the car should be talking so much the car should be saying a lot this is the time and even the driver is probably going to be talking about so I can be making
Starting point is 00:47:32 the car sounds and the driver sounds I may be wrong I think the car is talking to the driver yeah you're right Austin is the driver I get it alright this is take two. In three, two...
Starting point is 00:47:49 I don't have to take this abuse much longer. Hey, your head's bleeding. First aid there. Oh, Murray, you start the chum line again, will you? I had Hooper take a turn. Hooper drives the boat, chief. Stop playing with yourself, Hooper.
Starting point is 00:48:05 Slow ahead, if you please. You heard him. Slow ahead. Slow ahead. I can go slow ahead. Come on. Come on and chump some of this shit. You're going to need a bigger boat.
Starting point is 00:48:15 Wait. Shut up that engine. Okay. And cut. That's 25. Okay. That was pretty good. I will say that.
Starting point is 00:48:23 Parts of it were definitely good. Yeah. I cut it as I whether it pretty good. Parts of it were definitely good. I got it as I whether it's good. It sounded like you were maybe both being the car. And this is why I did want to figure out what I was confused by is one of you saying something and the other saying you heard him.
Starting point is 00:48:41 Yeah. Because there are only two characters. So I don't know who you was right and i guess i was coming to it with my own baggage sometimes you just have to like i don't know i guess we could if you really wanted to do it this right now hayes we could kind of like break down like the background of like the characters and how they got to where they're at to me it seems like i I'd love to hear actually. Yes. I'd love to do that.
Starting point is 00:49:07 I'd love to hear what you were thinking. Yeah. I mean, that car, I mean, the car is clearly running on a full tank of gas right now. I mean, it's just like,
Starting point is 00:49:13 I'm sort of thinking of it as like, it's not such, it's like so important to like get into like, yeah, like who exactly, like who are, who are we talking about? Like,
Starting point is 00:49:22 uh, you heard, like you heard him. It's like, I don't know there's something almost like you ever just say that kind of shit to your car when you're driving around well I noticed they were talking about Hooper
Starting point is 00:49:33 a lot yeah that was something that also that's what they call oh no I thought that was the name of the school the school is not called Hooper I don't think or is that oh wait that they did show i mean we we're we're locked in we're locked yes and we're locked into the visuals that yeah kevin go back a little bit because they do show the name of the school and i think it's going to bump on
Starting point is 00:49:57 people if if people are calling everyone's referring to the school harrington high if characters are are calling the school hooper when we just saw harrington i would be okay with a a three or four minute dialogue scene where the kids established that they all have a nickname for their own high school which is hooper hooper yeah that that maybe and maybe that could be the classroom scene where i still feel like we didn't really need the dialogue um that they could be talking about how like isn't it you know what where did why did we all start calling the school hooper and then like you know there's some backstory that that but even that that would come after this so i think still in this scene even this i don't think really works
Starting point is 00:50:42 the way it was being used it didn't sound like they were talking to the school no it sounded like they were talking about a guy or yeah and made the school to me is so clear the school is like so clearly eating these people right now yeah the school is well the school is an alien as well and so like that but that's for the end that's when you realize that the school is like eating everyone the whole school is a hornet's nest does it become a relevant that is the hornet thing kind of like a symbolism i don't think so i i mean i guess we can we can do that too like we can do we can lay that in later we have a bunch of shit to fill in we've got nothing right now yeah or net horn or net you want to break it up do the other guys in the band do you think like they like
Starting point is 00:51:33 do we swap out would they be more helpful on any side of it like either doing some of the music or foley that matches up or doing dialogue that where they're not saying hooper as much as you guys seem to want to do i mean i tell you what you can call them but i'm pretty answer they're pretty into hooper they're also gonna be doing that they're gonna be locked on that wow should we just try it again i mean i feel like yeah at first like this was such a lucky like that we had secured the rights to this on the same day that we had this like pretty cool band on right that the stars had aligned and i'm finding that we're set so far back from where we started we're like i don't think i even know if i want to do this anymore yeah well i have to say i mean it's a little unfair i mean
Starting point is 00:52:26 that's a lot of pressure to put on because you know it's like you invited us over and we're happy to come over we love hanging out but like we didn't know that nice we we love you yeah but like i don't want you to think i love you how are we to know that we were gonna let's talk about let's do the car we're not gonna do yeah you don't have to do upright citizens brigade you know what i mean just maybe the car is the car let's give you a little guidance okay maybe the car is like a a polite british computer who's saying like you know I've got it
Starting point is 00:53:08 he's got it let's go Kevin he's got it and if I could get back in my human body I'd give you such a stinking right now I tell you what unbelievable I used to be your real life human human father, and now I'm stuck being
Starting point is 00:53:25 your car forever. God damn it. Oh, well, we're gonna need a bigger boat. Don't just be fooling around with my trunk. Put that back, son. Just because I'm your dad inside a car now,
Starting point is 00:53:41 don't walk away from me. Man, my hair feels weird all pasted to my head okay that's okay okay cut so much of that was really working i really got sean buddy hello when wait when did the car show up and sean left that was incredible the story that you i think that it was like it took me a minute but i get now i think it just took me a little while to feel like i could really stretch out in the space but i feel welcome now so funny because i had said polite british that car was not polite was not british and yet you found the note behind the note which was it should be the kid's dad who's who's pissed at now a car
Starting point is 00:54:27 and he's kind of stirred and he wants to give his son a spanking yeah right and and then his son grabbed something out of his ass and right now i know so much about both of them yeah right like knowing okay your dad was turned into a car traumatic he wants to give you a spanking history of abuse and so that's going to justify some of the behavior we see for for josh moving forward which is he's a really bright kid yeah but he's going down a dark path also i mean like stressful for the car that his son keeps now in multiple scenes keeps referring to it as a boat uh that there's like this disconnect of like he doesn't even seem to know what a car is that would be really discouraging if you were a car and your son
Starting point is 00:55:21 was calling you a boat it's like like, where do you even start? Yeah, well, you know, I'm not convinced he's calling the car a boat. It feels more like a metaphor. Well, let's talk about what you are doing then because we have addressed some of Sean's stuff. And I think in fairness, so I'm also not convinced he's calling the car a boat uh i'm not convinced that what you're saying
Starting point is 00:55:48 has anything to do with what we're watching at all the only thing that was working honestly your your sweet spot is the girls only track and that's what we figured out the stuff about lunch transported me that lunch was really good. Yes. You live on the girls only track. We found it. To know that this early is like that's going to save us so much time.
Starting point is 00:56:16 Yeah. I'm just glad to know I have a place. There's a lot of really interesting opportunities. I got puns that you can imagine like Josh Hartner could say something like like give me a break dad or whatever you know like break a car
Starting point is 00:56:33 but dad like you're my dad and you're a car and break a car yeah give me a break dad whatever you say you old airbag whatever you say you putz yeah yeah shut up bro I'm gonna put like uh you know regular gasoline in your tank right okay and that's that or i guess he they kind of sound
Starting point is 00:56:55 alike but that's okay so yeah josh hartnett's now sounding like that makes he says give me a break dad yeah well yeah it's like genetic that voice i know i've given you a hard time kid but i've been burning rubber for a lot longer than you you're gonna be a car like me someday too oh so he is gonna be a car as well he will be a car he'll become a car that's like it's like teen wolf it's like a family curse that at a certain age you turn into a car yeah probably like yeah around 50 50 i think feels about right when you're 50 you're gonna be a car yeah probably like yeah around 50 50 i think it feels a bit right when you're 50 you're gonna be a car it feels right so you guys are going to mardi gras is that what's up what's that what are we sipping on oh this is just water here too big well i think it's the angle
Starting point is 00:57:42 it is a lot of this stuff no it's not the angle dude that's actually numbers on the side indicating the thickness it's just exactly the angles that i can see the number i put those numbers on there they're different they're from something else you put fake numbers from something else on a small water container to make it seem big yeah actually i did and i'll tell you why can i get out of those yeah actually this is honest to god just remind me of a crazy idea i had last night for a reality like a reality show kind of thing called uh leisure leisure demand now dog maybe is what it's called and it's that's the name of it yeah yeah it's a house house full of magicians who are like competing to be i guess the best magician but they're
Starting point is 00:58:31 the whole thing is they're kind of like fucking with each other with magic tricks the whole time oh like they're always like kind of like the drama man now dog yeah yeah, that could work. Like these magicians. It's like a lot, you know, you get like a Chris Angel type. You have like a, uh,
Starting point is 00:58:51 like a, like a David Blaine type, you know, like, yeah. Whoa. Hollywood Hamburg. That was a HeadGum Podcast.

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