Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang - On The First Day of Culture... August 18th, 1953: The First McDonald's Opens Its Doors (RE-RELEASE)

Episode Date: December 29, 2021

This is a re-release of a CLASSIC Las Culturistas episode:Welcome to the Holidays, darling. Day 1 of our 12 episode series explores the fast food kingdom with those golden arches. Las Culturistas agree; "This was a day of cultural history, this gift." The girls discuss why McDonald's is culturally significant, how it relates to their stupid lives, and play Marry, Fuck, Kill with figures within the McDonald's canon. Do YOU think they should give two hash browns instead of one with McDonald's breakfast? Do you have a go-to meal or do you shake it up each time, order-wise? If you don't listen to this episode? Precious one, you're without.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We call you the readers, not the Las Culturistas. But that's us. Sorry, that's us. We should just say some magnetically weird things are happening in the world. Go off. Hot executive producer Anna's power just went out in her parents' house.

She's joining us from her folks' home. Matt just got an order of some food that he did not enjoy. No! How dare you? Oh, my God. No, you're blackening my name in the village. I'm not doing anything. Well, because I came on the Zoom with a concern that now that we've done an ad for the McRib,

I was, okay, I'm just going to come out and say it because you have- You're going to want to cut this out. No, I'm not. I'm not. Because I asked the producers. I said, we did an ad for the McRib, for the McDonald's McRib. And as a result of doing that- You can't do it on air.

Yes, I can. You can't say it is on air. Well, you've, okay, I have to say it now. I think the McRib is fine. Meanwhile, I love it. And you love it, which is amazing. It's not that I'm not going to go to McDonald's

ever again. It's not a sort of criticism of McDonald's. I'm just saying that it's not going to be what I order when I go there each day. Not that I go each day. Hold on. Pause real fast. I do think we should cut this out and not talk

about this because then it steps on the big reveal that the first day of culture is going to be McDonald's. Or is the big reveal even funnier? Well, now we've already revealed it. But you said cut this out. I feel like we should just keep it i feel like it gives it away and then i also don't want to potentially compromise

but bowen i just want you to know that you are the one that brought us here because you said matt got some food that he didn't like and then i felt compelled to once i get once i'm given the assist i have to give the spike you're right okay all right but let's let's let's for let's just in case for safety let's just reset okay okay from the top no no no no no no well if you want to i was gonna pick up from anna's pick it up yeah anna is working in like a power outage situation on explain phenomenon on explain phenomenon uh h. Han's hot head of content. No. I think we should.

I think we should. We have to keep going. This is unhinged. Guys, we're giving you a special gift this holiday season. Which is. Transparency. Transparency. This was the most chaotic.

So chaotic. This really is the most chaotic. Okay, tell them what we're giving. This really is the most chaotic we've ever been on. This is what I'm... Can I just say real quick? What? Oh my God. It's so unhinged. What? The fact that we are four years into this podcast.

Celebrate it. On year five, if you want to think of it that way. And we are still giving you... We're still outdoing ourselves in the buffoonery. Gotta hand it to us. You thought it stopped at 200 moments in culture? Oh no, bitch. We're going to record 12 episodes in a row.

This is so stupid. You're literally working the most stressful job in entertainment. And we're like, let's do this. We want to die, I think. It was our idea because we love the readers so much. Truly, we're recording this in the week that everyone's Spotify raps came

out and I think a lot of podcasters are feeling emotional about their podcasts being listened to. You know what? That is very real. It's so special. I will say that it has been such a constant for me throughout, really this whole, of course quarantine, but this whole chunk of time in our lives.

I've just loved doing it so much and to see that so many people still care so much or are starting to care about the podcast. That's very cool. And it has been very touching. And Bowen and I have been texting each other saying we were emosh. So thank you for listening. Thank you

for inviting us in in whatever way was personal to you. And you accept us. And seeing us. You accept us and you see us. And as Diablo Cody said in her oscar speech

you love me just the way i am remember that that that dress was wonderful oh i loved it and you know you want to know some tea what actually i don't know if i can say this you probably can't well we got to cut this out and yet we're doing the most chaotic episode we've ever done let's just say this i've seen diablo cody's oscar in real life oh great that's that's cool it was used in a performance i watched oh my god i love that love it and drag act um anyway uh but yes sorry we were so we're recording this in the week of spotify wrapped um thank you for listening thank you but what we're doing now is we are releasing starting on december 10th 2020 we're releasing a new half hour ish episode every single weekday until christmas day on friday december 25th weekends off okay weekends off

you guys have weekends off the readers weekends off so do we but this is required listening if you're a reader required but if you don't read this, you're not doing the syllabus, okay? And it's actually a rule of culture. You must do the syllabus. Rule of culture number, which one was that? 96. Yes. Rule of culture number 96.

You must read the syllabus! So, this is 12 Days of Culture. We are going to be highlighting one date in history. Yes. In cultural history. I'm sorry. Sorry, which is different.

We're doing one day in cultural history. Cultural history started at the Renaissance. 1492. That's right. 1492 was the start of the residence. So that's when culture started. You understand? You understand? You understand it's 1492 was the start of the residence. So that's when culture started. You understand? You understand?

You understand? You understand it's 1492. The Renaissance was like 1492. That's like something one of my aunts would have said when I was little. Yeah, the Renaissance, 1492 on, onward from that point on. Oh my God. We're so off the rails here. But I was talking to a friend, a guy who a friend a guy okay yes it was a guy no no i meant to say a straight guy who went on a date with this girl who i'm already

laughing was from long island and so it was a lovely time they had together he married her like recently i guess it was some event it was like over the summer it was like yeah i'm gonna go home and watch like this thing do you want to come with and then she just went uh yeah i guess that's something that could be interesting like oh yeah i guess that's something that could be interesting. Or no, she said, yeah, that don't sound like anything I've ever done before. Like something like what?

It was truly like a fucking hack job Marissa Tomei character. But that person exists. Hold on. Oh, no. The thing about Long Island is people will just talk more to say just the word yes or no, whatever, just to hear themselves do it. That's very the spirit of. That's the spirit of Long Island. That region.

I'm sorry. What were we talking about? Oh, we're doing one day in cultural history for every episode in this special segment series, I should say. Yeah. And then what are we doing, Matt? So basically, each of these days of culture, culture history is of course 1492 onward.

Each of these days gave birth to a gift that was a gift to us. Okay, so these are each day, 12 days of culture throughout time, culture history. These are the most 12 most important days of culture because they gave us these gifts. And today we are giving you the gift of the first day of culture because they gave us these gifts and today we are giving you the gift of the first

day of culture on the first day's opens its doors so at this point you may or may not know that Matt ordered a McRib I didn't order it oh he did not order it we are doing an ad for the McRib

which everyone should go out and try okay I tried it because we did the ad. It's not what I would order at McDonald's. Okay? Okay? I love it so much. That's great. I'm so happy you do, and I think everyone should go out

and try the McRib. This is me pushing sales for McDonald's. And try it yourself. And if you decide that the number two, or not the number two anymore, it that the number two or not the number two anymore it was the number two r.i.p but two cheeseburgers and a large cheeseburgers oh my god it's good for you then that's wonderful that's what i'm deciding but if you love the mcrib i celebrate yes okay but this is august 13th 1953 august 18th i, 1953. The day the first McDonald's opened its doors.

This was a day of culture history. This gift. A day of gifts. Why was he... This was a day of culture history. This gift. That's the statement. That's the statement every

day. Talk about why McDonald's That's the statement. That's the statement every every day. No, it's talk about why McDonald's is such a truly talk about why McDonald's is such a culturally iconic gift. Picture this. Okay, picture this.

You get out of school and it's the winter and it's like, it's the kind of day where it's like by the time you get out of school and it's the winter and it's like it's the kind of day where it's like by the time you get out of school it's like dark out okay yeah yeah you have a fuck ton of homework to do like a lot like that day it was just like every teacher just leaned on you for some reason no one was communicating like all the teachers gave too much homework. And you had after school, you had practice or rehearsal for whatever it is you were doing. So this was like a day. Now you have to do this homework. And also, you know what?

Tonight, mom actually isn't cooking. So where are you? In your big jacket, in a thick line, getting ready to get that fast dinner that satisfying fast dinner this scene i'm painting for you is tied directly to my and then getting that little warm bag after waiting for so long that little warm brown bag full of you know what stuff that tastes good it might not be real quote-unquote real meat and what does that mean anyway what does that mean anyway and the soda might be i guess i don't know people will say flat i don't really know what that means but you know what it was gonna go

inside your gullet it's gonna eventually after a time hit that indigestion and you are going to be digested and leaning over your work diligently with the energy to finish your task and go to bed happy and wake up still snatched that is why queen mcdonald's reigns supreme of the day of culture first day the proclamation with which you delivered that i have never seen you so passionately deliver wow wait hold on i felt like omar like Omarosa Manigault Newman. That's how I felt. I'm crying. That was Omarosa level. You were so good.

Wow, thank you. You were so good. Folks, that was a performance. You cannot deny it. We might have to release the Kraken, aka the video. Oh my God. You cannot deny. We might have to release the Kraken, aka the video. Oh my God.

I want you to give me sort of like, that was as vivid a McDonald's experience. And forget about when you get it for breakfast. Okay. When you get it for breakfast, that's a treat and a half. Forget it. Bacon,

bacon, egg and cheese on a muffin. No, on a biscuit. Forget it. It is a treat and a half. You know I get two hash browns no matter what.

Because you know what? One won't do. One will never do. One will never do. And they should actually start giving too. They should just give too. Okay? I said. Okay. Challenge to them. Oh my god. You know,cdonald's knows at this point

i'm not giving it up easy okay i'll do the ad sure but once i turn around and you see the real real me the dr jackal i'm gonna say what i think about the mcgrib dr jackal dr jackal was the the the other good one the no no no dr jackal was the good one. No. No, no, no. Dr. Jekyll was the good one. Wait. Mr. Hyde. Mr. Hyde.

I'm sorry, but can I say something? Yes. Dr. Jekyll sounds like the evil guy. Sorry to the writer. That's just like you being culturally programmed to think that scientists are evil, which is very anti-intellectual of you that must be what that is sorry sorry i hate being anti-intellectual i know you do tell

me what was moving from the very cold frigid dry climb of montreal quebec and then moving to the other cold frig, dry climb of Aurora, Colorado. And thinking, and yet still thinking, wow, this is a shock to me. A shock to me culturally even. And I thought nothing around me looks familiar. I don't recognize these streets, these people, these faces. Show me something familiar for a change why don't you lest i try and walk out

this door of this country right now across the damn border myself by foot as a nine-year-old yes go off we're looking at houses with my parents who have done a lot of work talking to a broker a real estate agent work exhausting work they don't want to make lunch no no not so where do they go we pull up to the mcdonald's on arapahoe road next to the dickies barbecue oh across from the kia dealers. Of course. And we see those golden arches. They're a gateway. They're a gateway in the literal sense, in the sort of color story of it all. Organic, warm, inviting colors, yellow and red, baby.

And you go, honey, I'm home. home yes let's press on towards those arches for we know the spoils that that trove holds prayers and what did i order fillet of fish for the mom for my mom i should say oh that took me back that took me out girl that took you fillet of fish there's a special kind of person that orders Filet-O-Fish. If you fuck with the tartar sauce at McDonald's, you're a good person. You're a good person. You're a good person. Congratulations.

Congratulations. Good one. My dad would order just whatever chaotic thing he was in the mood for that day sometimes it'd be a salad shaker remember those sometimes he would order a different thing

like he was someone who was open to different things well my dad's only like my dad was only very McDonald's like 10 times his entire life so

of those 10 times I don't really remember consistent order like a like a a thematic order yeah Yang my sister would always get a Big Mac that's I'll never understand I don't really remember consistent order. Like a thematic order. Yeah.

Yang, my sister, would always get a Big Mac. Oh, that's... I'll never understand. I used to be a Big Mac person, and then at college, switched to the two cheeseburger. Oh. That's the way. You gotta. That's the way.

That's the way. And I'll also shock everyone in the house by saying another option, The double cheeseburger. Sometimes two of them. You did not just... Oh, I just really went there. I said that if you want a Big Mac volume and you find yourself gravitating more towards the two cheeseburger situation

like me and my very close sister bowen then perhaps what you're saying really is you're ready to compromise america don't do that centrist when it comes to mcdonald's it might be time to sort of move into double cheeseburger territory now the chicken of it all talk to me about your mcdonald's chicken no i want you to tell me because i feel like you know there's much i'm a meat burger person and i feel like you might be erring more towards some chicken sometimes i always love some chicken and look when it comes to mcdonald's chicken didn't we all love it before and then food ink comes out and everyone's like it's made of pink slime no guess what guess what happened what happened fucking nothing because we all love that pink slime and

as long as you know that it's pink slime it don don't change the fact that we still love to eat it. Guess what, bitch? If you have a problem back then with the pink slime and now you find yourself sort of nibbling on nuggets, you actually didn't learn anything from those films that were made about McDonald's like what's the one with the guy who ate all the McDonald's food supersizing you didn't learn anything from that

you didn't learn anything from Food Inc you didn't learn anything from anything Natalie Portman has literally ever said so get off your high horse forever queen here's the thing if you did not learn anything from the movie food inc then you might as well not even watch a single documentary again yeah because your retention skills seem to be very non-existent darling dear you don't have

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without. I'm literally going to sell it to the next person that pisses me off. And it's probably gonna be Mitch McConnell, girl. Mitch. Precious one, one you're without and he's gonna he's gonna not know what to say he's just gonna stand there like a puddle and be a puddle

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Listen to Chess Peace, the Elian Gonzalez story as part of the My Cultura podcast network available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Can I ask a question that will, I think, cause a lot of maybe controversy amongst the readers? Okay, yes. What do you feel about the access to and usage of McDonald's play sets throughout childhood. Do you think they were something that spread disease like absolute wildfire? Or do you think that this was a moment in time that you miss and you use the play sets?

It was a moment in time when I would, the attraction and the draws they say would be mcplay place wow so you would maybe even want to go to one mcdonald's over another over their mcplay place because one mcplay place would have better architecture you know know? 100%. Now, I have a controversial question. Go on. Marry, fuck, kill. Ronald McDonald. Oh, gosh.

It's already hard. Grimace. It's already hard to do what? Yeah, because I don't know whether I want to fuck him or marry him. Or kill him. Because Ronald McDonald makes me crazy. He makes me sexually crazy. I do crazy things when I think about him.

But keep going. But hold on. It's Ronald McDonald. Grimace. Fuck, this is so hard. This is tough for me. Grimace. Oh, my God.

He's so fucking hot. He's so hot. He's brutal. Let me finish. Keep going. Keep going. Let me keep going. Finally. Let me finish. Keep going. Keep going. Let me keep going. Finally.

Finally. Okay. Hamburglar. I'm on fire. I'm on fucking fire in my chair. It's crazy, bitch. Oh, my God. I've never felt like this.

I can't believe I have to kill one of them when all i want to do is fucking tear every one of them apart with every part of me i mean you're topping them so so fucking hard to do this i'm gonna marry ronald mcdonald because he's got the money and at the end of the day that's what makes the world go around yeah i. I'm going to fuck the Hamburglar because I know he's been in some sticky situations. And mama, the scenario that I want us to play out can only be described as cops and robbers. It can only be described as mama, I'm in love with a criminal. That. Unfortunately, I have to kill Grimace because it's just negative energy which i do like

sometimes in a in a vivid sexual way but not tonight you like negative energy in a vivid sexual way what does that mean at times it has been it has been at times okay well thank you you've done it you've answered my question you've answered the prompt thank you so as we move forward into today what do you think of the way McDonald's

stands in the world the criticisms the sort of attack the the attack by health groups on mcdonald's oh my god. Well, the question is still standing, not answered. What do you think of McDonald's current standing in the world

on the attacks by health groups on McDonald's? Should they chill? Should they relax? Look. Look. McDonald's is listening. McDonald's has they've tried to solve these problems. They've tried salads.

They've tried apple slices. Are they healthy or not? Answer that question. They're healthy if you want to get healthy out of it. It's as simple as that. McDonald's is just giving you choices. And at the end of the day, and this is very neoliberal, maybe, but you gotta

choose, honey. And if you don't pull yourself up by the bootstraps, then if you don't do that, then you deserve to be unhealthy. And poor. You really do. You really do. You really do.

Anyway, okay, ready? Yeah. One more thing. Marry, fuck, kill. Oh my god. The McFlurry. Oh!

Regular strawberry shake you order a small drink and put every soda in it you press every soda and run the soft drink under including ice wow this is the thing

I didn't even know people did that last one, but... Oh, honey, you know. I'm wet. Stupid gay little ass was combining every soda and making creations and drinking that one. Think about how good it probably is. Okay. And marry a fucked killer. I think I marry the McFlurry because I don't think I've ever,

I don't think they've ever let me down. They've never disappointed, never, ever, ever deviated, um, strewn from the path. The steady beating cocoon of the three.

As a beating drum. So hard, I know. Fuck. Strawberry milkshake. Oh, yes. Get the berry. Get the berry. Why don't you?

And you know, it's got a nice little hairdo I like I like how it just sort of swirls and it pinches off at the top you never run out of style

you never run out take me out that song was written about the strawberry milkshake and then Taylor that's Taylor

and then obviously I would have to kill and then obviously I would have to kill I'd have to kill you shouldn't try it fuck you Bowen you're fucking rude as shit

you were gonna call me a name you were gonna call me a name it sounded like you were gonna call me a faggot were going to call me a name. No. What was I going to say? It sounded like you were going to call me a faggot. No, I was never going to say faggot. I only saved that for my sister. Oh, my God. I've never seen you like this.

This is a reader. In my 12 plus years friendship with Matt Rogers, I have not seen him like this no no what do you have to say for yourself what I have to say is that I think that McDonald's being a part of the culture was absolutely a really important day

and the day that McDonald's opened its doors was for sure the first day of culture so we have 11 more of these and wow I don't know we'll see where they go but mcdonald's august 18th 1953 the first mcdonald's opens its doors yeah a huge moment with that boris many gifts yes thank you for the gifts of the select strips thank you for the gifts of the select strips. Thank you for the gifts of the sausage, egg, and cheese on the McMuffin. Thank you for

the gifts of hash browns. Thank you for the gifts of just that small McCafe. Thank you for the gifts of, honestly, you know, throughout the world different delicacies. You know, you get your macaron in France, or you get your taro pies in Asia.

I mean, McDonald's adapts so well to different locations mcdonald's in america is not like mcdonald's in other countries no you know you know that no i do know that because i've i have distinctly been to montreal and been in a mcdonald's which was the m's poutine. It's something else. And you know they were selling some sort of chicken parmesan sandwich. Yes. I just said parmesan. And so it shall be. So named.

And so it shall be. So named. And we just want to say thank you to McDonald's and the gifts. And being the first day of culture by singing. I thank you song. And this is also how we will end every episode. And I want to thank you for giving us the best day of my culture. See you tomorrow bye they can't see you wave

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