Review Revue - Sunscreen

Episode Date: July 6, 2021

Reilly and Geoff read reviews about sunscreen and discuss elbowls, time-telling aphrodisiacs, and anxiously-attached dads!Follow Reilly and Geoff:IG: @reillyanspaugh & @geo...ffreyjamesTwitter: @reilecoyote & @GeoffBoyardeeAdvertise on Review Revue via Gumball.fmSee 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 Original. Get that Angel Reef Special at McDonald's now. Let's break it down. My favorite barbecue sauce, American cheese, crispy bacon, pickles, onions, and a sesame seed bun, of course. And don't forget the fries and a drink. Sound good? Ba-da-ba-ba-ba. And participating restaurants for a limited time.
Starting point is 00:00:22 If you don't know, review, review, buy now, then. And participating restaurants for a ride the last time i had sex i cried jeffrey got that donk donk got that that thing you know i want gonna find i'm gonna find out where he lives gonna find you jeff gonna find your address with a ph also riley's here or whatever um so he really buried the lead there Because he said this is a parody of Blackbird By Paul McCartney and it wasn't at all That Song was a threat That was I got my first death threat
Starting point is 00:01:13 The other day actually on Instagram Yeah I mean it was like they're not actually gonna do anything But it was like in theory On paper it was a death threat They said post more Billy Brick Content or I'll murder you on site so like not really okay but that's like a nice check mark on the bucket list of life okay got it um that song was both terrifying and a masterpiece if that makes sense it's uh that came in from reese
Starting point is 00:01:39 uh he wants to plug his youtube channel ignore the spots the Spots. So go check that out. Shout out to Reese for waxing my ass in a certain way. I don't think so. It's fucking summer. I don't know what else to say. Riley's getting upset out of nowhere. She wants me to ask what's wrong. I'm not going to do it. The sun is shining.
Starting point is 00:01:59 My smile is, there's a glint in it. I'm taking life by the horns and sort of dominating it. I'm, for lack of a better term, winning. You didn't get me and Daniel a present yesterday, and that's why I'm upset. It was your anniversary. Don't make it seem like it was both of your birthdays where I should have gotten you something. Well, it was the birthday of our relationship. Which I don't care about.
Starting point is 00:02:29 Our relationship is three years old. It has nothing to do with me. It has nothing to do with me. We talked about this last week. We talked about how my parents are always like, oh, we should have dinner for our anniversary. You should come. I'm like, no, that's your thing. This is your thing.
Starting point is 00:02:46 This is the same exact thing. If anything, the other scenario is the only thing that I'm actually kind of a part of. I'm not a part of this at all. I don't want to be involved. I did not need to spend money or put effort into it. I don't care. I could not care less. I'm happy for you.
Starting point is 00:02:59 And that's the extent of it. Congratulations, but I'm not going to get you a gift. Well, clearly, because it's a past and you didn't get a gift. Well, you can'm not going to get you a gift. Well, clearly, because it's a pass, and you didn't get a gift. Well, you can get belated things, and I won't. I'm going to spend money. Or worse, put effort into making you something,
Starting point is 00:03:16 which the thought of it makes me want to throw up. If you handmade a gift for Daniel in my anniversary. Be happy in what you have. Don't bring me into the fold. I don't have to be a part of it. You are always asking to rim Daniel or whatever.
Starting point is 00:03:33 That's between me and Rasheed. And that has, again, nothing to do with you. It specifically would be me and Rasheed in his assy. Oh, God. My dad listens to this show. So? Hi, David.
Starting point is 00:03:51 Speaking, hi, dad. Speaking of summer, speaking of summer buns and summer fun, we are summer buns. I didn't say anything. Have I told you my plan to get rid of my farmer's tan?
Starting point is 00:04:09 That sounds like something you just made up to rhyme with plan. So do you actually have a farmer's tan that you need to get rid of? I mean, kind of, like not really, but... Jeff is wearing overalls and a tank top. A wife supporter.
Starting point is 00:04:26 Jesus Christ. Christ Listen I played soccer growing up And it developed this deeply ingrained Farmer's tan That kind of ends Just above But you've had since you were a child Since I was in high school yeah You've had a farmer's tan
Starting point is 00:04:42 The same farmer's tan from when you were in high school. That can't be true. We don't have the same makeup in terms of melanin. So I've had the same farmer's tan since about 14. Okay. It ends just above the knees and then it sort of fades on the arms. But then my torso-
Starting point is 00:05:02 It sort of fades. I'm just like dragging his fingers across his arm. Two shooting sleeves. Two shooting sleeves from NBAstore.com. Thigh highs. And a ski mask
Starting point is 00:05:18 that covers my neck. And the rest is open to Mother Nature's eyes. Basically, I'm gonna sit out and sun my buns, like you said, and make this all right. What's your summer plan? My summer plan, so because you are right, we have very different experiences in the sun.
Starting point is 00:05:40 We have varying degrees of melanin in our bodies. I cannot be in the sun or I varying degrees of melanin in our bodies i cannot be in the sun or i will uh disintegrate yes i am very pale if i'm in the sun without sunscreen for five to ten minutes or more i will burn jesus i don't tan i ever burn no i and the burn fades. It doesn't go into a tan. Okay. That really sucks. It does not tan. And so I burn to a crisp.
Starting point is 00:06:11 I am a lobster woman. And I got head shots done recently. I got a head recently. I had a scoop neck shirt. Oh, no. And the photographer looked at my chest and he's like, God, you are so, like, you are really fucking white. And I'm like, I know. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:36 And he's like, no, I mean, like, it's hard, like, the light balance. This makes it difficult. Because now it's like, you're overexposed just from being the color that you are and I'm like yes so I am you know it's like when you're riding a bike at night and you need like a light reflector you don't need one
Starting point is 00:06:57 no I'm saying that's I am that so if you just wrap me around your body at night I will glow so I need a shit ton of sunscreen So if you just wrap me around your body at night, I will glow. So I need a shit ton of sunscreen. I need sunscreen. I'm really bad about, I've been getting better. I've been really bad over the years about not putting sunscreen on my face every day. But then I found a sunscreen that works, it's clear and matte and also works as a primer for makeup.
Starting point is 00:07:25 And let's hear which one that is. That's Supergoop. It's Supergoop. Hold on, what's it called? Supergoop. It is Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen. That's not one of my reviews. It is just something that I...
Starting point is 00:07:38 It's a splurge, but I use it every single day. And it is the best... My skin has never reacted better to anything. It's really like, it's an investment piece. But yeah, I used to hate, I don't know about you, Jeff, let me know your thoughts on this. I used to hate the smell of sunscreen. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:07:58 Absolutely hated it. The smell of it made me think of like a crowded sweaty summer camp and i was not about i have some friends who like love the smell of sunscreen they're like reminds me of beach days but because i can't be in the sun for very long yeah a beach day like going out to tan was never something that i was ever interested in it wasn't in the cards for me i would just be hot and sweaty't in the cards. It wasn't in the cards for me. I would just be hot and sweaty and in the shade. So what are your thoughts on sunscreen? For me, it's just such a different experience. I don't need it.
Starting point is 00:08:35 The only place I ever burn and not even that bad is like, you know, my T-zone and the back of my neck. You get a little rosy cheeks. a little rosy on your nosy sorry go on i interrupted you let's just do the reviews no rosy cheeks what the hell was that you're trying to say that i'm a santa is that a comment i didn't say you're not a santa no you get a little burn on your t-zone and where else um and on the back of my neck. But even that, it's never really a burn. Or not the back of my neck, my like shoulders. But even that, it's like never painful. It's not that red.
Starting point is 00:09:11 And it just, everywhere I just tan really easily. But I'm already a nice caramel tone. So I don't always want to tan because I'm sort of perfect everywhere in that regard. So when I use sunscreen, it's to avoid tanning and getting a farmer's tan. I burn from sitting in traffic. Should we do our first review? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:09:34 All right. This is a one-star review of Super Fluid Daily UV Defense SPF 50 Plus from Kiehl's. Okay. No name. Let's get a full name. This is from Alec Bundle. That's one of the worst names I've ever heard. You said that last week.
Starting point is 00:10:05 What did you say last week? I don't even remember. I forget. All right. Alec Bundle. Yeah, but this could be a name. I think the other one was not a real name at all. This is like, what a bad name.
Starting point is 00:10:15 If your last name's Bundle, you got to name your kid something awesome. Not Alec. And no offense to any Alecs out there, but your guys' last name isn't Bundle, so it's fine. Here we go. Horrible Odor is the title. I had the pushiest sales lady at Kiehl's Flagship, New York, talk me all the way out the door after I asked her to stop talking so I could concentrate. She made me so anxious that I didn't pause to smell this sunscreen. It smells awful and my partner complains.
Starting point is 00:10:47 I need to concentrate. What could they have possibly... I think this person's in the wrong. What could they possibly be talked at? I mean, unless it was that awful, but I can't imagine it was. Hi, I'm Lisa. Can I help you find anything today?
Starting point is 00:11:06 Oh, Lisa, easy with that. I'm trying to figure out which products to get, and you're all up in my business about it. I am so sorry. It looked like you needed help. You've been browsing around this aisle for the better part of 20 minutes, and so I was just, you know, I tried to give you some space earlier, and I was just, you know, wondering. uh the sunscreen specialist uh in this nordstrom and so if you need any help
Starting point is 00:11:30 i will be at the register if i need your help i'll let you know which one of these should i go with sorry what is your name oh my name is alec bundle alec so nice to meet you alec bundle alec bundle alec bundle it's so nice to meet you um do you need help for your sensitive so i i thought i heard you think you have sensitive skin okay um great well we have this wonderful keels brand um it's a little bit pricier but it goes on like silk and it's very very gentle on the skin okay um we also great okay do you want me to put that in your basket maybe well maybe some other options just to make sure I'm doing my due diligence.
Starting point is 00:12:08 My partner is picky. Oh, so does your partner also have sensitive skin? Are you buying in bulk? Stay out of my business, Lisa. Asking about my partner. I'm terribly sorry. I didn't mean to pry. You actually did just bring up your partner.
Starting point is 00:12:31 I was going to ask if you both have sensitive skin so are you buying for the two of you or would you like to buy something separate for your partner just me just me for now but we'll see about my partner later and thank you for your help are they coming into the store or are you buying this for them uh no this is just for me uh and then i'll figure it out from there figure it out from there um as in you need recommendations for them you're really asking a lot of questions about my partner and i thank you not to bring them up again i am i am so sorry i am just trying to give you the best experience possible. We have this Aveeno. It's all natural, completely vegan, completely organic. This works for sensitive to normal skin. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:13:12 And it gives you a lot more protection than you'd think. This is actually an SF70. I have this back deck and basically we'll lay out on there and kind of sun. Oh, lovely. Easy. I'm out on the back deck. I'm sunning, but I want to make sure that I can undo my farmer's tan basically and kind of, you know, figure it out.
Starting point is 00:13:31 Basically, it goes up halfway my arms and halfway my legs, if that makes sense. That's a very, very common issue we have. So you know what? I would actually recommend this sun bum. It's a little bit pricier but it I think this kind of SPF
Starting point is 00:13:48 it's SPF 20 to 30 and I think that will really get rid of the tan but oh what a lovely that's so wonderful that you guys
Starting point is 00:13:54 have a deck that you can just lay out on and sun Lisa I'm not gonna give you my address man I did not ask
Starting point is 00:14:01 for your address about my partner about my house all these things about my ass that I undo my farmer's tan. You said sun bum and I tried to go past it. When I said sun bum. Don't say it again.
Starting point is 00:14:14 Prying. It is the title of this product. I am not talking about your rear. I am describing a product that was on. Would you prefer a different associate? I think I should grab someone else for you. Hey, Jason? Jason?
Starting point is 00:14:29 Yes, we have a customer. Yes. I don't think he is enjoying me. Hey, what's up? You need some help? Yes. Jason, this is Alec. I'm sorry.
Starting point is 00:14:39 I forgot your last name. You're asking a lot of questions about my last name. All right. I'm just trying to buy products. Jason. All right. Bye, Lisa. I'm so sorry about her.
Starting point is 00:14:48 What a mouthy broad. Am I right? Yeah. You need some. Yeah. I like this guy. You need some sunscreen for your ass or what? Yeah, let's do that.
Starting point is 00:15:03 Hey, by the way, do you live in Studio City? Come by anytime. Hell yeah, I fucking do. Come by anytime. Oh, I overheard you got a porch. Yeah. I'm going to sun my buns on that for sure. Spread that ass.
Starting point is 00:15:19 Should we take a break? Yeah, I like him. So you're just sexist i guess all right this is for copper tone glow hydrogel SPF 50 sunscreen lotion with shimmer. It claims it is water resistant, non-greasy. So yeah, it just has glitter in it, basically. Okay, this is one star from Ashley N. Let's go Nikon. Ashley Nikon, one star. The title
Starting point is 00:16:06 is, did I get burnt using this product? No. Did I enjoy this product experience? No. Oh my god. I purchased this product because I like the glitter factor. Initially application was easy, but there was a strong alcohol smell. This
Starting point is 00:16:21 was the only SPF I brought, so I continued to use it anyway once i was done and over the smell i thought it was good as i sat at the pool and started to sweat the product started to get chunky and white it looked like i was making it it looked like i was making cottage cheese in my elbow crevice also the gel starts to peel up i do not recommend the sunscreen unless it's all you have something is better than nothing two people at one night stand oh you're hungry um i don't i just haven't gotten grocery shopping in a while. Let me whip something up. Oh, we can easily order in.
Starting point is 00:17:07 I'm really not picky. Money's a little tight. Totally. I get that. I get that. Do you want help in the kitchen at all? No, I'll go make it. Okay.
Starting point is 00:17:17 Cut to 15 minutes later. You're still waiting, so you venture into the kitchen. I have cottage cheese in my elbow crevice. I'm making it with a whisk. It looks like you should be holding a ball, but it's just you whisking your elbow. Wait, no, no, no. Don't go. Don't go. Don't go.
Starting point is 00:17:40 That's it. Violently throwing. What's the next review? It's a blackout sketch don't go don't go don't go I have I have tinned peaches we can throw in you're like and do you no but we can order them
Starting point is 00:17:59 actually money's kind of tight it's just the cottage cheese. It's flying everywhere. No, no, no, wait. No. No. No. It's like the silhouette of you holding a bowl
Starting point is 00:18:27 she turned around it's you whisking your elbow it's fucking fire it's almost ready still a little runny I just gotta sorry just gotta beat it a bit more
Starting point is 00:18:40 it's just hard because I don't have a bowl do you need one? It's hard because I don't have a bowl. Money's kind of tight. All I've been eating, you know how some college kids, money's tight, eat ramen. All I've been eating is the cottage cheese that I produce from my body. Die. I'm trying to. Statistically, I should have already because this doesn't have enough nutrition milk secretes
Starting point is 00:19:11 from my pores and I don't know how or when so I'll be at an important event and I'll just start bleeding milk and I'll just start cheesing elbow cheesing this is a review of And I'll just start cheesin'. Elbow cheesin'. This is a review of Play Everyday Lotion SPF 50 with sunflower extract from Sun Goop.
Starting point is 00:19:33 Or sorry, Super Goop. This is from Paul S. Do you have a last name? Paul S. And that's his name. So it's just a bunch of s's no but it's like has a couple breaks right that's what i was worried about so that's multiple marriages between people with the last name yes and now please say his whole name so this is paul this is five stars the title is kind of perfect not messy doesn't get into your eyes when you sweat and uh oh yeah it works great at preventing
Starting point is 00:20:15 burns right kind of the whole fucking idea pitching aitching a watch. As you can see, we have this gorgeous strap. It keeps it on your wrist. It's looking great. And, oh, yeah, did I forget to mention, it tells the time. What's new about it? Because this is a show about inventions, and we're just trying to figure it out. I feel like at the end of the day, why reinvent the wheel? Points to the watch. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Starting point is 00:20:53 Right. We buy inventions here. We invest in young entrepreneurs who've had great success. That success has stemmed from people filling a gap in the market. This has been around for centuries. Arguably, actually, millennia. Yes. Yes, correct.
Starting point is 00:21:10 Well, then why do you buy, why do people keep making shoes? Why do people keep making shirts? Oh, I'm going to buy a new shirt. I'm going to buy a pair of shoes. That's been around for longer than the watch. Every time I say watch. You don't have to always point at it. I know what a watch is.
Starting point is 00:21:28 That's been around longer than the watch is. Okay. So do you wear a watch? Yes. I can see it on your wrist. Yeah, so why did you ask? You will inevitably, that watch will break. You're going to need a new watch.
Starting point is 00:21:39 It tells the time and it sits on your wrist. I don't know what else I need to sell you on today, sir. Feel free to make the watch. I'm just telling you what this business is, which is investing in new ideas and inventions. So you can make a watch. There's tons of new watch companies popping up all the time. I will not invest in this
Starting point is 00:21:58 product unless you give me one reason why it's new. It tells, uh, it has a second hand. Yeah. Every watch has that, pretty much. It also tells the date. A lot of watches have that. It tells, it has a second hand. Yeah. Every watch has that pretty much. It also tells the date. A lot of watches have that. It can go underwater. A lot of watches can do that.
Starting point is 00:22:12 It can be out of water. That's every watch. Yeah. I thought that was a joke. It sits on your wrist. That's every wrist watch. This one gets you laid. What?
Starting point is 00:22:30 What the hell are you talking about? This watch is so hot. You're going to go into a room. Everyone eyes to the watch. They'll be like, does that tell time? And you'll be like, fuck yeah, it does. And they'll be like, do me. I'm sorry, man.
Starting point is 00:22:46 I'm just sorry. No, you know what? Now I'm starting to get pissed off. You're starting to waste my time. I press a button to buzz. Yeah, Patricia, can you come in here? I think we have an issue. Hi, yeah. Whoa.
Starting point is 00:22:57 Does that tell time? Fuck yeah, it does. Do me. Patricia, what did you just say? Fucking have me for the watch. And have me. Fucking have me and have me. Patricia, that was insanely graphic.
Starting point is 00:23:23 I guarantee you he does not have the capability to split you in half based on his confidence or lack thereof. You have a little bit of energy. I put on four more watches. Patricia, don't have an orgasm in my office. Fucking fine. It's insane that this is working. $100,000 just for the patent and I buy you out of it. And then I'm going to shut it down. And then I'm gonna shut it down.
Starting point is 00:23:45 Then you're gonna shut it down. Obviously, yeah. Why do people keep buying new dishware? Why do people keep buying new tables? Right? You're never gonna wanna stop selling these. Especially when it gets the kind of reaction like Miss Patricia over here has received.
Starting point is 00:24:02 Patricia, you need to step out of the room because your legs are trembling and you're biting your lip in a really offensive way. I put on four watches on the other wrist. I'm wearing eight total. She's like, I have to go. Where's the bathroom? No, you can't masturbate in the office.
Starting point is 00:24:16 All right, listen. You have a lot of prototypes. They all seem fine. If anything, you're just a good watchmaker, but $250,000, buy you out of the patent. You're not involved at all. I shut it down. What if I told you that if you... I just offered you a quarter of a million dollars for something that already exists. It doesn't even look that good, but continue as to why you're not going to accept the offer. I feel like watches are, forgive the pun, timeless. And if you can't see that,
Starting point is 00:24:48 then why should I give you my pride and joy just for you to bury it away? I'll take the money. Yeah, there you go. All right, our last review. I don't care what you do.'s really you making watches is an inoffensive thing as any i don't feel the need to sell it because it's it's a watch what i need is my assistant to not be a nymphomaniac in the office. And these watches are making that hard to do. Can you do that?
Starting point is 00:25:28 This is for Aveeno Kids continuous protection sensitive skin zinc oxide sunscreen sweat and water resistant for 80 minutes SPF 50 broad spectrum. Okay.
Starting point is 00:25:44 Five stars from Prince R arlie prince arlie make way for prince arlie five stars all caps yes for sensitive skin and protection amazing for sun protection and sensitive skin. These two ingredients have been studied extensively and are the good ones. I did a lot of research. I took my daughter, who was two and a half, to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina last week and used this. I just got it in the mail shortly before and it works. Trust me. Three days in the sun, around 80 degrees and not a cloud in the sky. She has sensitive skin and breaks out to other kinds, which I can't mention, but not this one.
Starting point is 00:26:31 It is a thick white paste, so it's not easy to spread or not easier than others, I should say. Takes a little longer to apply, but don't let that be the deterrent. It's worth it. If you have more than two kids, then definitely get more than one bottle. I was worried she got too much sun because the sun was all caps HOT THOSE DAYS. But all she had were some tan lines and very slight redness under her eyes. But she had a lot of sun. Recommend applying at least 10 minutes before you go out. And if on the beach, apply again. Can't be too careful.
Starting point is 00:27:15 It reminded me of like a parent who's just like a kid being mortified with the parent explaining so much about them of being like my little girl. Oh, she's got sensitive skin for days and she burns. She peels like a lizard, like a little snake. She is, she just, she gets a little red under her eyes and my God, it looks like she's wearing a mask. She is my sensitive little flower. Um, and so as she enters into your kindergarten classroom, I just want to make sure, um, Mr. Green, that you are taking care of her tending to her like the little angel droplet of dew sensitive sensitive skin skin and heart girl that she is can you do that skin and heart she is emotionally sensitive and has um abhorrently sensitive skin okay um yeah i can make sure she applies sunscreen whenever we go
Starting point is 00:28:06 to recess but i just had my one-on-one with her and she's the most mature five-year-old i've ever met so i don't think she's sensitive to me you don't have to suck up to dad i just want to make sure my porcelain doll flower little little tiny piece of gift wrapping paper, crinkly girl is taken care of. You know, Mr. Bundle, I see this a lot actually in, you know, this is the first time that you're going to be away from your daughter for this long. You know, you told me that you're a stay-at-home father. So you've been with her a lot every day for the past five years and now you're gonna have that um i often find that kindergarten's harder for people like you than it is for the kids i think she seems really excited to be at school like me meaning a really attentive super dad yeah so if you need anything from, if you want me to like send photos back home, I can do that maybe once a week or something. And or if you want to come in, have lunch with her once a week, like I can talk to her, see what she wants, see what you want to work out with her. But I just want to assure you that everything if you want to send me photos of how my of how my little my
Starting point is 00:29:26 little uh sheet of lasagna before it's cooked daughter is doing my little easily breakable snap crackle pop baby girl is without daddy daddy-o super dad superman around then that's your prerogative right but it's like man the idea of me coming to have lunch with her every day i said once it's like you know to have first and second snack with her every day just to make sure that she is doing okay like i think it's a good idea but i just don't want to embarrass her is there any way we i could be in disguise so it's not like i'm not your dad I am I'm just a guy looking out for you um you know before I I also have a
Starting point is 00:30:11 degree in therapy I'm an MFT and um do you think you might be projecting how you feel onto Liza the whole how I feel sheet of lasagna because you number one and i mean i mean no disrespect you are a waif you're an absolute whisperer of a human and um there
Starting point is 00:30:35 have been several times that my window's open there's been a gust of wind and you've been kind of forced back two or three inches in your chair so physically you seem a little fragile and also emotionally i've never felt this kind of energy from anyone ever. I don't want my daughter to go to school anymore. She legally has to. Maybe there's something
Starting point is 00:30:50 you could do. Can I join her? You cannot. Could I be, I see on the wall right behind you, there are classroom parents. Could I be one of those?
Starting point is 00:30:59 Absolutely not. You're not fit. What will I have to do to prove that I am absolutely fit of a mind, sound mind and body to fulfill those duties? I don't know if there's anything you could ever do or say to come back from this meeting. And also the voicemails you left me. I play one.
Starting point is 00:31:15 Mr. Green, it's Mr. Bundle here. I am ready to send Eliza to school. Just kidding. No, I'm not just kidding. Yes, I am just kidding. I don't know which is the right thing to say. Next one. Mr. Green, this is an associate of Mr. Bundle here, just calling to let you know that he would like to do everything in his power
Starting point is 00:31:38 to attend school with his daughter, Liza. Don't call back this number. I'm using Mr. Bundle's phone because mine is out of battery. Clearly you're putting on a voice. Next one. Mr. Green, this is Mrs. Bundle here. I'm calling
Starting point is 00:31:55 on behalf of my husband, Mr. Bundle, and our dear little angel hair pasta girl, Liza. Don't put her in school. Send her home with dad. She loves watching Paw Patrol and taking care of her father emotionally.
Starting point is 00:32:15 Goodbye. Right, that one you said goodbye. The last one, this one was the worst of all. I've never heard someone address me this way. Manic energy. What's up, little rat fucking coward mr green or should i say mr string bean you look like you don't even fucking lift let me into the classroom i want to take care of my little sparrow egg i do lift again you are a whisper in the wind
Starting point is 00:32:39 so i don't understand that one it's gonna be to be all right. Stay away from the school. I'm so sorry about how my assistant and the missus treated you. That was really, that was not on me. That was my phone. You hear knocks on the door. Hello, Mr. Bundle. Oh, hi, darling. How's the meeting going?
Starting point is 00:33:04 Hey, you guys, it's not going great. Liza is going to have to go to school without me. She really is. Oh, honey, it's okay. We'll take care of you. Yeah, we'll take care of you, sir. Why did your assistant come? This is insane. He's emotionally invested.
Starting point is 00:33:19 Gust of wind picks you up like a piece of paper. A plastic bag. Takes you out of the window. Bye, darling. See you at home. So this happens a lot? Every hour. How is she so well adjusted?
Starting point is 00:33:34 Again, most mature kid in the class. Well, it's because I do a lot of the rearing. Mr. Bundle just kind of sits in a chair and cries, thinking about how every minute she's alive, she's closer to death. And that's when he's not blowing in the wind. Right, so he's an absentee father because he weighs, what, half a gram? Half a gram! How did you know?
Starting point is 00:33:57 I didn't. It was an absurd guess. Knock, knock. Oh, hey, Mom. Hey, Mr. Fring. Oh, Mr. Green, I just wanted to say i'm so excited to have you as my teacher and i can't wait to start kindergarten tomorrow i'm excited to have you too uh it's gonna be great i think it's gonna be really fun where's dad he flew out Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:34:26 Yeah. I'm sorry. He called me an uncooked sheet of lasagna. Yeah. Yeah. It is him. That is that. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:34:34 Yeah. speaking of um absentee paper thin uh emotionally fragile fathers um so i don't know if i've talked about this on the show before but um for any kind of like uh birthday or valentine's day or anniversary daniel and i uh get each other cards that are um written to sons um like hallmark cards for sons yeah and uh because i think they are the funniest things in the world. And so I went to Target the other day and I was looking for one for our anniversary and I was hoping that they would have year-round Valentine's Day cards because a Valentine's Day card to a child
Starting point is 00:35:35 is the most ridiculous thing. I think it's hilarious and so weird. I do not want to receive like an I love you so much on Valentine's Day, which is a hallmark romantic holiday from a parent um yeah so they didn't have any valentine's day ones which i'm like that's fair it's summer um but i looked at their birthday ones and what the trend that i think is so fascinating is every card written to his son feels like an estranged parent trying to make up for lost times hold on i'll be
Starting point is 00:36:07 right back i need to read the copy of this card it's worth it i'll be back in one second okay okay so i couldn't decide between two cards they were both amazing but this one i think really took the cake um so in it i I wrote like an actual note for Daniel. But first of all, it's such a long card. Oh my God. Of pre-written stuff. Yeah. Usually it's just like a couple lines.
Starting point is 00:36:34 So here we go. The cover is, Dear son, ever since you were born, I worried and wondered about whether or not I was being the best parent I could. Opens the card. Did I make you feel important? Did we find enough time for the little things like laughter and hugs and simple everyday moments? And when we and even when we disagreed, did you always know I loved you?
Starting point is 00:36:57 Of all the things I've done in my life, I one thing I'd never change is having you for a son. If I didn't always say it, I hope I always showed it. I'm proud to be your parent and I love you, son. They get me every time. That's so funny. Oh my God, they are so fucking funny. Who the hell wrote that? And also it's like, I don't know if you can see but it's like the in the font there are some bits yeah what the fuck the lettering yeah and the different lettering
Starting point is 00:37:32 is did i make you feel important like laughter and hugs did you always know i loved you it's so it's like hey i know i wasn't there to show it, but I care. Yeah, you weren't. But here's this card that I didn't write to tell you all the things I never said. And you didn't even write the card. Exactly right. That's so fucking funny. And you didn't end up using that or you did? No.
Starting point is 00:37:58 So I got him two because there were two that I couldn't decide between. So I gave him this one in the morning and a different one at night. That was like the cover of a different one at night. That was like the cover of the other one is like, you weren't just any little boy. You were you. Yeah, nice. Thanks, I guess. I know.
Starting point is 00:38:20 I figured and I've known that. Thanks. Haven't seen you in a year and not because of covid oh what about you mevry oh my god i got it so i went bowling last night with george uh and some of our friends and he was well so he was late because he had therapy he's being fixed uh in the shop loser and um and uh so he was like bowl the first frame or two for me so i did and the first frame was a strike strikes and my my first frame was a strike so started out neck and neck and i was like and i and i i considered gutting gutter balling it on purpose to like put him at a disadvantage and to razz him
Starting point is 00:39:06 but i was like no like let me use it as a warm-up for me and also it'd be funnier if i set him up really well and he still loses we're neck and neck the entire game after he shows up until like frames eight and nine and where he starts to pull ahead because i had two bad frames so i'm down by 16 points uh after he bowls his 10th frame and so i need to get 17 uh billy brick is there and he he like gives me like a boxing movie coach like pep talk basically but also says that if i if i fuck it up we're not gonna be friends ever again or something like that. And so first one, spare, that's 10. And then everybody's kind of like, holy shit, like this is like, all you need is a seven.
Starting point is 00:39:52 And I got an eight. Or yeah, I got a seven. And then like, that's the end of it. So I beat him by one. That's amazing. It's 106 to 105. And he was like, which best case scenario in any game is to win by one.
Starting point is 00:40:10 That's really remarkable. It was unbelievable. I'm thrilled for you. It was highlight of my life. That's, we should talk about that. It's been a bad year. I know. I've like reached out to friends,
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