The Morning Stream - TMS 2654: Eat the McRich!

Episode Date: June 4, 2024

I Wanna Be a Bone Doctor. Shoulder Shake Butt Slap. Fettuccini: the other F word. I've seen your parents, Dick! Woody McWooderson. She Didn't Want to be an Urologist? Billiam Gates. All you can eat Warren Buffet. Strawberry truck jam. I wanna be Emily Deschanel when I grow up. Idaho! Utah's Psychotic Hat. One Fart To Blow Them All. already enough buggery. He Really Blew His Nose! Autodesking with Bill and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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good morning everybody welcome to TMS it's the morning stream for June 4th 2024 has a lot of fours not enough to really make it you know uh you know make it some sort of numerals thing, but still, a lot of fours. A lot of fours. Yeah, almost messed it up. But we're back, everybody. Welcome back to the show. You know, a quick note here. People are like, hey, you're going to, this is why it reminded me, and me and Brian talked about it today. People are like, you're going to take off that June 10th this year. It's a federal holiday, you know, and sometimes or most of the time, we don't take that day off, or we haven't in the past. I don't know how long it's been actual federal holidays. Is it like a year, two years? Just in the last couple of years, exactly, yeah. So we're taking it off. Wednesday the 19th. We're not here. So, you know, we're observant of the holidays. And if we're going to, you know, if we're going to take off the other Federals, we're going to do that one too. So just know that. Moving forward, Wednesday, the 19th of this month, we know be here. All right? Right. We know be here. I went to a five-year-old's graduation last night and I have to share a story. Okay. I put this on social media as well, but it cracked me up.

so bad. I haven't seen it so good. This will be normal for me. It was great. So they go, they have this whole thing at the school where they all wore little graduation caps and little tassels and everything. And they first showed off all the knowledge they had. So they had these songs where you know your alphabet or you know all the states in the union and all the kids recited and they all have hand signals. And when Utah comes, they all go, hooray and put their arms in the air because whatever. Nice. A little hometown love it. suppose. But anyway, it was real fun and the kids are great and they're all laughing. He's just up there

hamming it up and looking at us and thumbs up and all the time and this sort of thing as he's up there. And it's all very nice and very wholesome and everything's great. But it's then at the end they want to do like a little procession to give them their little diplomas. And each kid, when they come up to get a diploma, they ask them,

what do you want to be when you grow up? And the kids will all say, you know, one kid said, I want to be a veterinarian. And then the lady will say, why? Do you want to be a veterinarian? And the kid It'll go, I love animals or whatever. And then they go away, right? So Van goes up and says, and Taylor was worried because prior to this as they were getting to the place, to the school, he had said in the car, they said, now, what are you going to say when they ask you what you want to be when he grew up? And he goes, I want to be a lizard.

A lizard. And we're like, you can't be a lizard, but all right, whatever. Like you can be, let him say what he wants to say, right? No big deal. Maybe it wants to be a lounge lizard. I mean, there's, you know, there's a thing. He's a Star, he's a Spider-Man fan, wants to be a villain. I don't know.

Exactly. Yeah. So we get there and everyone's on pins and needles wondering what he's going to say. And they get him up there and he said, he was the second kid up and he goes, they go, what do you want to be when you grow up? And he goes, I want to be a kid doctor. And this was out of nowhere. We hadn't heard this before.

And she goes, why do you want to be a kid doctor? He goes, because I want to help people. And everybody went, oh, right? So now we set the tone. It's like, oh, a cute thing. It's a noble idea in his little five-year-old head to be a doctor one day and wants to be a pediatrician, doesn't even know what that word is. You know, everyone's got this little vibe in their head until the next kid goes up

and I'm not laughed this hard in so long. This little girl gets up and she says, all right, little Regina, whatever name is. What's your, what do you want to be when you grow up? And she says, and she's just dead, deadpan face staring straight out at nobody. And she goes, I want to be a bone doctor. And the lady goes, the lady goes, why do you want to be a bone doctor? And she goes, she pauses. She looks up, looks down, and goes, so I can help people with their bones.

Dude, I laughed so hard. Oh, my gosh. She wasn't like smiling. Like, it sounded like she said it like, you know, like serious. Like she's been watching. Dead serious. Noel Wiley on ER. Yeah, dead serious.

She wants to help. She wants to be a bone doctor. It wasn't clear whether she even knows what that means. I mean, that what is that a word for it? What's a bone doctor? Specialist. I mean, I guess, you know, like a chiropractor or a... Something else where they do surgeries and stuff.

Yeah, where they do, right. Orthopedist. Thank you. Yes, orthopedist. Thank you. And I, so I have this... I have a friend who's an actual orthopedist in Wisconsin, so I sent him in that club. He thought that was a hoot. But yeah, she wants to help people with their bones.

And I think that's a noble, it's a noble thing to want to do when you're five, you know. It'd be great if the next kid that got up and said, I want to be a spin doctor. That would be great. So I can finally go up against Little Miss can't be wrong. That's right. I can help people with their princes, both of them. This would have been an amazing experience had that happen. but anyway all these little kids they all have their little things one kid says i want to be a he goes

i want to be a policeman and she goes why do you want to be a policeman so i can apprehend bad guys is the way he said it that's great it was super cute um anyway it was a lot of fun and uh afterwards we went to chick fillet because that's what vam wanted and uh we're not here to tell him what he wants or doesn't want so we went there and uh was great we had you know i had the by the way high recommendation if i haven't ever given it before they have a frozen lemonade thing at a chick-fil-a you can get the you can get a diet version of that that has no sugar in it and it is really good it's like basically like a not a custard it's more like a i don't know what to call it i don't know it's like a froze like a slurpy right like

it's a blended frozen drink right it's thicker closer to like a orange julius style oh okay all right so not like a gelato but like uh i see what you're saying kind of of yeah icy but not not loose it's hard to explain yeah really good though those are fantastic over there and um it's usual i think i figure out why that place does so much business it isn't so much the quality of the food the food's fine but man they train those kids to be good little employees man they're just they're like in and out employees they just are so on it always just ride over with their stuff when you ask for it they never screw up my order i think that's the trick to having a long lasting fast food restaurant you might you might say that they've

programmed those kids. Yeah, maybe they have. Maybe they have. Kind of like the ones. So when I go to in and out, I feel like I really do feel like I'm working with aliens. Yeah, right? Like aliens from planet happy. Yeah. It's really weird and almost culty. But, you know, always have a good time. And I think there's a reason those guys all thrive. So yeah. Anyway, that was fun. We had a great time. And it was good to, good to come home after seeing you know you you worry about the future and then you see little kids all being happy doing cool stuff and you think yeah yeah you're like i know what percentage of you are going to be dicks when you grow up i've seen your parents i've seen ticot i know what's going to happen to some of you yeah i see it already happening on tic talk yeah i see where you're headed but uh for a bunch

of you anyway you're all you're all good you're all going to be fine uh all right we got uh oh it is me yeah i didn't even see this tell me about this what is this yes Back in 2021, a guy reached out to me, a tadpuller, actually even a patron, guy named Robert Harrington, and he, long-time TMS listener and supporter, and he asked if I would help him with a logo for his company. He has a company called Fox and Otter Woodworking, and him and his buddy started. And one of them is the Fox, one of them is the Otter. It's really cool. And asked me if I'd help with his logo. And I came up with like a rough sketch of my thought, you know, what I was thinking.

And because I'm not a cartoonist illustrator, I was in the process of working on something with Audie Norman. I said, can you just take a stab at, you know, coming up with something for this? And I think you might have been busy. I think I did hit you up or mention it to you. or I can't remember what the deal was. I don't remember this at all. But anyway, he,

Adi Norman just cranked out like a logo or these two characters. The guy loved it. Put the whole thing together and made a logo out of it, right? And cut to three years later. And of course, you know, paid me for it and all that. Cut to three years later.

And I get this box from Fox and Otter Woodworking and open it up. And inside, uh, I had four of these little, um, awesome wooden coasters with the stitches. Hey! Various stitch etchings like, uh, uh, what do they call it where they kind of burns out laser etching? Yeah, I just, I think that's, yeah, just laser etching. Yeah. But these are gorgeous.

You know, they're all, so eight different, different stitches on four coasters, whichever side we use. These things are gorgeous. I love it, dude. That's great. those are so cool they're really really cool so they make stuff like this

this is layered their whole game yeah so again if you look online at Foxenade or Woodworks you can find them on Facebook and other places if you need something you know I know we know we have lots of woodworkers in our

in our group of course Nicole and Mark and I think somebody else was saying that they do woodworking oh shoot He came and visited me also in Denver And I can't remember his name

We went down to Arvada And he does woodworking too But Woody McWooderson Yeah, that's the guy Wooderson But anyway Yeah, woodworking folks And you can hit them up

And have some really cool things Done like this Oh, that's cool Icor found his Etsy page Yeah, I'm on there now It's pretty awesome They got like burned Cutting boards

Cutting boards It looks like they make a cheese slicing board They call it a mid-century modern cheese slicing board. Interesting. That's cool. What is that? Oh, I guess you...

Okay. Imagine, if you will. Okay. It's one of those where... It's a wire you use to cut things, so it's just got a big handle on it. Yeah, for cheese, right? Yeah.

Almost like a... Like a... One of those paper... It's just called a paper cutter, right? Where you do... Oh, right. Yeah, same idea, I guess. Same concept. Yeah, exactly.

These are awesome. No, I don't get any commission if you buy anything. This is just me promoting a really cool person and his really cool stuff. If you go Fox and Otter Woodworking and Google, you'll get their Etsy right away. So, yeah, cool. Hop in there and check it out. Really cool stuff.

I got a call about that long-distance pier that we had at the theater. Oh, yeah, Alpha Pier. Yeah, and this guy's got a thought on that. Let's check it out. Scott Bryant, just a follow-up on Scott's long P. story at the movie theater. So I've seen this behavior a few times before, and it's always been at a bar with drunk guys. Does your movie theater serve beer, Scott? Could the guy have just gotten plowed before or during his movie, and then, oh, got to let it go.

But I actually have a one-up story for you. Weirdest bathroom experience I ever had. Supervisor at my old job. We're at work. I am at the urinal, dick in hand. Dude comes into the bathroom, grabs both of my shoulder. gives me an aggressive shoulder shake says hey bud and then gives me an ass slap afterwards i didn't know what the hell to do after that yeah i wanted to share the story love the show though thanks

guys you make you pee all over everything everything because yeah exactly that's that sounds like something crazy neighbor would do he's you know he's done that before when we're at the um the beer fest where he'll he'll push me to the side so i pee on the wall a little bit as he's walking by yeah no It seems like a thing that I've witnessed before. I'm trying to, oh, but yeah, my friend Dan, when we used to go to the stupid dance place and he walked in and nudged my arm and it made me pee on another guy.

Then I had to run. Oh, God. Yeah, we had to run and escape that dude and ended up spending our cover charge at that place and never getting back in. That sucked. Still mad at Dan for that. It's such a bastard.

That's funny. I wonder if that guy thought he knew the caller. Like if that guy who, like, He gave him the shoulder rub and then realized, oh, that's not my buddy, Joe. Yeah, I don't know. Maybe he thought he knew you better than that, or I don't know. Who knows what's going on there? Maybe he was drinking at work.

But, yeah, there's no, as far as I know, there's no alcohol at this particular theater chain. It's just a, what do you call them? No, none that they sell, Scott. Well, that's true. But what's the name of the stupid place? AMC, Cinemark. Cinemark, Cinemark. That's who it is, yeah, and I don't think they do it.

Uh, yeah. So I don't think that's a good explanation. However, he could have been drunk and, uh, could have just been a psycho. I don't know. Easily. Easily could have been any of those things. I'm trying to go again tonight. And if we see him again, I'll be shocked. But, uh, all the people, I'll let you know. I'm sure I'll have to pee after a second viewing of Furiosa tonight. I was wondering if this was a furiosa or if you're going to, uh, shoot for, uh, apes, plenty of the apes. I was thinking about that, but, uh, this is my buddy Darren still hasn't seen it. So he wants to go and. Yeah. And since Kim's out of town, this is, the good one because Kim might want to see apes with you yeah yeah yeah she likes those a lot so he also got a call about that pope uh slur thing the homophobic slur yeah yeah yeah i don't think it was ever very clear to me from the story we read what he said yeah it just said oh he's sorry about it and he wouldn't do it again and whatever all this talk and i'm like well what did he actually say well i guess this caller knows here we go hey scott brian i'm just calling yinx i listened to your episode today and you were talking about the jokes that pope made

using the Esler for gay people. The joke, which actually would have been funny if he hadn't used such an offensive term, is basically, I'm going to use a different word. They were talking about whether to ordain homosexual

priests, and the Pope's joke was isn't there enough buggery going on there already? Which yeah. Anyway, just thought you would know that, want to know that and does the show. that's awesome wow yeah so it was the the other f word then though from what he said is what the

hope said the the the term that uh english people use for a cigarette yes the one the one that um money for nothing chicks for free that one the right exactly mark and offler sings is he's playing the refrigerator moving character in the song money for nothing do you think he did the long version or the short version the pope i mean do you think the pope flew out there with the six letter a three letter yeah what do you think what do you think the old guy what would an old freaking pope say i man that's a good question because uh all of it sounds wrong obviously right like all of it is wrong and no no you know no version is is better or worse than the other but the the the shortened version is for

for lack of a better term, more modern. I don't know why the older version is like basically people got horrible homophobes got tired of saying the long version and shortened it to the three-letter version. Yeah, I don't know when that happened or what came first. I don't actually know. I assume the longer version came first, right? Yeah, yeah. And also why did we steal that thing from cigarettes in Britain?

Because I don't think that existed in another way. Britain, it's always Britain's fault, by the way, always. Yeah. Oh, the Italian slang version. There's an Italian slang version? Well, that would make more sense since he's in. Yeah, so he used whatever the equivalent. So he didn't usually use the actual F word.

He used an Italian equivalent. Yeah. Okay. Does anyone know what that word is? Not that I want to repeat it, but I wouldn't mind. Oh. I wouldn't mind knowing what it is. I just got a DM from Claire.

Maybe she knows. Oh, I did too. Oh, I thought that was something you could order at Starbucks. Yeah, or something that when I'm there, I'm family or whatever. I don't want to try to pronounce that. That's long and annoying. That's a long one. Yeah, no kidding.

Yeah, let's just say Fettuccini, jammedoc on the chat. Yeah, close enough. Yeah, it's the other F word. All right, well, that's awesome. Thank you for that update, that important information that we've now received. Yes, exactly. So now we know the Italian slur, which, Not like we were ever going to use it in any form, but great.

No, it's great. When it comes up in half-asses, now we'll have that. Yeah, oh, yeah, that's a good point. Stay tuned, everybody. There's a Monday with your name on it. All right. How about this now? Time for the news brought to you by.

Formally vocal forlorn fish swipes right on high seas Tinder. Well, formerly vocal fish would have to be aerial, right? Yeah, you got. You're not to be fooled with these things, I've decided. Was this a you-written one or are they written one? No, I found a book set or a list of them, just using the ones that I think are hard. Like, some of are impossible. It's like, dude blows up car.

It's like, that's not enough. Well, you had one in there that you never ended up using, which was something like, uh, um, oh, God, with a Stockholm syndrome works, I think was the, was just the, just the description. Stockholm Syndrome works. Oh, what was that? And I saw that, and I'm thinking, well, it could be that movie with Kevin Costner, a perfect world, because that kid, you know, starts out being against being kidnapped and then starts working with Kevin Costner.

What was it? Now I've got to find it. Stokholm's... That's pretty good. Oh, that was it. That was it. That was it. It was beauty of the beast.

That was totally it. A lot of these are just Disney ones. Oh, there's tons of Disney. Tons of Disney, tons of Star Wars, like all the really, like, big mass market stuff. They're always on these lists, yeah. I'm not a big fan of Disney. I'm not, you know. You didn't really get into them.

You're not really into that collectible card game. They just put out. Don't own any, don't own any, uh, wine shirts with Disney characters on them. I don't think of today or anything like that. No, you don't love Stitch in a, in a weird, unnatural ways. is in front of me that have Disney characters. Yeah, this is all true. Yeah. Here's a

story for you from the Bill Gates world. All right? Billiam. Billiam Gates, former CEO of Microsoft billionaire. Billiam. I love that. You should just change his name to Billiam. I think so. Why not? He's a billionaire. He's William slash Bill. Be Billiam Gates.

McDonald's. He has a McDonald's gold card that offers free food for life. Few non-billionaires were offered one in this decade. It turns out if you're a billionaire Microsoft, McDonald's, will come to you and give you this gold card that can be used

at any McDonald's, anywhere in the world, free food for life. Here's my question before I even read about this. Yeah, yeah. The billionaires don't need it. Right. This is like when Trump's

begging for money from people after his convictions. He's supposedly a billionaire, he doesn't need it. Right, right. Don't give people with money, money. And what, you know, is this going to, this isn't going to, like, endear you to the rest of the world. McDonald's is not like, oh, we feel really bad for these billionaires.

So we've decided we're going to give them gold cards to get free McDonald's for the rest of their lives. Yeah. No, I mean, how's, this is like, it's not great. It's not publicity that's going to say, oh, well, now I'm going to. going to strive to be a billionaire so I can get a gold card for McDonald's. You know they should give it to is people who like rescue someone from a burning building or crawl belly first out on the ice and pull some kid who fell through the ice out of the

water and get them back, you know, to shore. I agree. They need to be given these two. I agree. Give it to somebody worthy of it. Encourage people to do great things in order for shitty food. Yeah. Yeah, because nobody's going to turn around and become a billionaire because you're stupid gold card.

Right. Or eat more McDonald's. This doesn't make me say, oh, McDonald's, you really are a charitable foundation helping these poor billionaires. Thanks. I'm going to go eat your food today. Yeah.

Well, check this out. So this is insane to me. McDonald's gold card holders can access free meals for life. However, the benefits may be customized to limit usage when it comes to access to local venues. Like Warren Buffett's, he has a card. He can only have, he can only do it in the States. Or offer global access like Bill Gates's card.

This depends on the person's life. style and preferences. I don't even know this is a thing. I hate it. Gates can visit any McDonald's worldwide enjoy a free meal for life. In 2007 interview on CMBC, Warren Buffett said that while his card was good in Omaha, Gates card worked everywhere. So McDonald said, let's give one word Buffett. Oh, he's not using it. It's probably because it only works in Omaha. That's got to be the reason. Let's make sure the next one we give away is good everywhere. Yeah. He says there are only a few of them. Bill Gates has one. His is good throughout the world, I guess, he said on that interview. Gates recently revealed

his fondness for cheeseburgers, describing them as his favorite food with a net worth of over $120 billion. He or his lifelong billionaire friend Buffett could pay for any meal. So why offer them free food? The gold card's underlying purpose is likely to show appreciation for these very successful individuals. Or maybe when it comes to, when people have money, I know what this is. McDonald's likes influence because influence buys them the ear of powerful people who can make decisions that will be in the direction of benefit of them, including government. So if you're going to give it to Bill Gates, that probably means you might slip one of these to a prominent politician or whoever, and you just build like a weird layer of goodwill with rich

influential people. So when it comes time to say, yeah, our beef's got some horse knuckles in it. but it's okay you know we're going to just kind of we'll take it off the table the pink slime initiative of this year we're going to kind of ignore

that and move on to the next referendum yeah because I can't figure out why else this is a thing I know like showing appreciation for these successful individuals they're not looking at this and saying oh my god this is this might be the greatest honor I've ever received

on becoming a billionaire is getting to not have to pay for a $3.99 a happy meal. Thank you. I love this quote, though. During the 2007 interview, Buffett showed what was in his wallet. What's in your wallet? They said, and he opened up. He says, here we have my McDonald's card, which lets me eat free at any McDonald's in Omaha for the rest of my life. So that's why the buffet, the buffet, the Buffett family has Christmas dinner at McDonald's. It explains a lot of things, unquote. Yeah. So his isn't even in the States. It's Omaha. And that's it. Yeah, it's not even all of Nebraska. This is, it's just, it's a very, um,

tone deaf marketing, uh, tactic. You know, I mean, it, it, the PR that it get that they get for this doesn't entice somebody to want to go to McDonald's. No. They're not, like nobody's saying because of this, I'm going to go to McDonald's. It makes me annoyed with them. Their prices have gone up like crazy. They're right now, they're scrambling to try to compete because they went too high. it's all corporate greed every all of them are doing it it's not just them they all like over the last four or five years pandemic years they went you know what i think people be willing to spend 15 for a big mac combo instead of the normal prices and they're screwing us so eff those guys and f them for giving billionaires free food that makes no sense to me yeah yeah they're billionaires do you know what that means are you aware are you aware of you how much even just $1 billion is? How many big Macs could you buy with $1 billion? You'd probably do the math, less than you used to, I guess.

I mean, even science can't figure that out. That's true. Well, anyway, they've been doing this for a long time. It's not even a recent thing. Like I said, this is an 07 interview. They've probably been doing this since the 90s. I will say that I have been doing McDonald's in the last month because I wanted to try my...

I look at a happy meal and see if I could get a Red Hulk plushy. Did you get it? No, I got Sam Wilson and Captain America, but then Tina got the same one. So it was like, oh, we didn't get different ones. We got the same toy. Damn it. Two Sam Wilsons. That's not good.

Exactly, which is great. But guess where they're going, they're going to be, I guess, the connection prizes for somebody. Did you hear, who got cast in that new movie? Giancarlo Esposito. Yeah. Well, not in that one. He's, he got cast. Was it in

I thought it was the new Captain America I could be wrong No I think it was Thunderbolts or maybe not Um Shoot Carlo Esposito

Yeah MCU People are talking What was the name Somebody was saying They Because they want He won't say

It's a villa Oh it is Captain America 4 It is Okay So in the world order All right Who could he be playing

They say Let's see Who they think he might be Um Brave New World world. I thought they're doing reshoots. I would have thought that casting, even with reshoots,

um, they'd be done with, uh, with, with casting, you know what I'm saying? Like they're, they're about to do 20 days of reshoots or they've completed 20 days

of reshoots. Yeah, I wonder if it means somebody got cut. Mm-hmm. Whoever your villain was. He joins, so the first look at his unnamed character showed him in tactical gear what wielding several knives and what appears to be an act.

Who would that be, do you think? God, I don't know. Axel, Jr. Yeah, that's it. I don't know who that would be. Somebody said, not Mysterio. Who's the other, not Mephisto, maybe? No, Mephisto's a demon.

Um. It was one of the prime evils in Diablo. I know that, but what is he in Marvel? Is he a Marvel character? Marvel villain? I don't know. Bushman is who they're Speculating on

in Comicbookmovie.com, but man, Bushman is such a D-level character, but he was a Moon Knight villain. Okay, it looks like he may have been in this all the time. It's just that they're just now leaking it. Okay.

So he wasn't like just brought in. So it was, they had a secret until the reshoots and said, well, we kind of can't hide it now. Yeah. The best way to it, it's a great way to hide it because that guy's just in all the things ever made right now. So no one's thinking about it. No one's going, oh, I wonder, you should be John Carter O Esposito in your MC movie. Nobody's thinking that because he's in every other thing you're looking at all the time.

Exactly, exactly. He's in this video game. He's in these four television shows. He's in eight movies. Like, that guy is the busiest X. He's doing more shit than anybody on Breaking Bad. Yeah, he really is. It really is.

Nobody else on Breaking Bad is working harder than Gus Fring. And I still, you know, anytime his name comes up, I have to really quickly remind folks. Go check out Kaleidoscope on Netflix. Excellent Heist, Limited Series, eight episodes. The gimmick was watch them in any order. That's silly. It's a silly gimmick. Don't worry about that.

Watch them in whatever order. Just watch them in the order they present them. It's fine. Exactly. It's fine. But it's a really cool series. Here's a story. More food.

All right. Okay. A strawberry truck overturned in the San Jose Free Freeway creates jam. Come on now. That's what the title says. That's not my headline. That's theirs.

That's great. I mean, that's, that kind of is the obvious joke, but. I love that they went for it. The closure of a freeway transition ramp in the South Bay lasted into the afternoon Wednesday after a big rig carrying thousands of pounds of strawberries wound up on its side early Wednesday, according to the California Highway Patrol or chip. more chips at 1.15 p.m.

Your chips clip. You got the obvious. I do have it. I should have that handy whenever we talk about these guys. Hold on chips. I have to sort of find it. Yeah, this can be our background. Let's let this play in the background when we talk about the story. At 1.15 p.m., the chip

announced that the transit ramp connecting U.S. Highway 101 to Interstate 880 and the northbound direction was open again. The ramp connecting all this stuff, who cares? The ramp remained closed for about 11 hours. after this crash, it had 40,000 pounds of strawberries. Cleanup efforts required a big rigged tow truck and another truck to haul away the strawberries that were salvageable.

Everything else is now literally jam, strawberry jam. And that headline is the whole point of this is that headline. Forget about everything else. Yes, yeah. That's fantastic. Does it smell like the beef or chicken that was dropped in that same stretch of road a couple days ago. Oh yeah, the meat spill. The meat spill. The meat and strawberry spill. Yeah. It's a lot of food on the ground right now. What's going on there? Yeah. Uh, here's one. Idaho man. Let's do some Idaho business.

Idaho man. I feel like something came up with Idaho yesterday that I was thinking about. Oh, the kids, when they're all doing the states. Oh, yeah. I swear they missed Idaho. I swear. Oh, really? I heard everything else. I got every other state. I was paying attention. I was like, I want see if they can do this because this seems hard and I swear Idaho gets skipped in that song. Is there a little bit of a rivalry? Do you guys have a rivalry with Idaho? Not really. We kind of think of them as our kind of psychotic hat though. They're weird up there. The weird hat. Yeah. Not that they're all weird. That's a blinkety thing to say. But there's there are some factions up there. It's a little unusual. Isn't, I mean, isn't our own rev fry from Idaho? He is. He is from Idaho. Yeah. And he's not. I mean, he's our kind of weird, which is a good weird.

yeah potato weird you know potato weird because you're in idaho anyway idao 38 lives in idaho too oh all right see look at these nice people living that's my point not everyone in idaho is a weird gun you know gun packing uh guy all right who's like hold up hold up in his compound ready to shoot police we're not saying you're all like that we just know somewhere right anyway uh an idaho man used his nose rev fry we're looking at you uh to inflate balloons for a world record using his nose. That's pretty crazy. Wow. Wow.

This is serial record breaker David Rush. I guess he's known for this stuff. Earned his 173rd concurrently held Guinness World Record title. That is a lot. 173. I want to kind of see what these others are. By using his nose to inflate 28 balloons in three minutes. Think you could do that, Brian?

Think you could pull that off? With my nose. No, I definitely could not. I mean, you could eventually, but not in three minutes, probably, right? Yeah. I'm trying to think. So 28 balloons in three minutes, I feel like I'd hyperventilate just doing that with my mouth.

Yeah. Yeah, I couldn't do it. Because that's a lot of like, you know, you're not doing normal breathing. In three minutes, let's see, what is that? So that would be roughly nine balloons a minute. Well, one balloon every 20 seconds. That's not. That's a lot, though.

I guess how inflated are these balloons? well that's a good question actually because that's where the rubber meets the road of these rules right they always tell you about records it's like oh the biggest pizza yeah but what does that mean what is what is biggest compared to smallest you like what are the ingredients like i want to know more so there's video here let's see if we can okay fire this up here folks let me skip ahead here yeah the the other thing is um it's oh he's blowing him up big is he is he blown him okay let me see we're how far Do I have to go on to be able to see it?

Oh, here we go. Yeah, he's blunt. He's legit blowing. And he's dropping them very carefully into a Tupperware bin, which I really appreciate. Oh, he's got a little cardboard, little cardboard measuring device. Oh, to say whether they're blown up or not. Yeah, like blown up enough has to be a certain size. It has to hit the edges, both edges of the thing.

Wow. Yep. Well done, Idaho, man. Doesn't it diminish? I feel like the Guinness Book World Records is now. it doesn't carry the weight it used to because you can you can come up with anything like this most balloons inflated by nose in three minutes it's it's not something that that people have been fighting over for ages you invented this basically came up with something that people

haven't done not just haven't made a world record with but something that people haven't done or thought of yeah and did it fast and did it you know yeah the question is i guess does it sully the reputation of the thing because some of them are impressive it's like oh this guy ran the fastest 100 meter dash and it has never been broken well that seems like a legitimate strong you know how strong is this person or how many this person danced for 40 hours straight or something like that's like okay all right that i get um but uh yeah it feels like these days you just come up with anything you want for a record oh he's looking he's wearing the uh my same road microphone

oh the Lavalier deal yeah yeah that's cool so here's some examples of some really stupid ones okay most number of candles

extinguished with a fart that's a record there's a guy named Gerard Jesse from the Philippines what's the number by the way five candles in a row five candles so you set up five candles

and it's like an equidistant space one single fart one fart blew them all out yeah that's what they claim here most snails on one person's face oh my gosh a kid named fin Keller here in Utah holds this record hold on let's see on his 11th birthday asked his friends and neighbors to cover his entire head and face with with shelled slimy snails

for 10 whole seconds and that now is the record pulling an airplane with body strength most lawsuits filed oh my gosh this guy Jonathan Lee Richards sued over 4,000 companies Geez, okay. Wow. Most metal eaten by one person.

He died early. Big shock. Oh, you know. How about this one? Sniffing the most feet and armpits. This person needs to stay 100 feet away from me at all times. Your average bog standard human doesn't tend to enjoy bad smells, especially bodily odors. That's why there's a billion dollar industry whirling around masks to mask are bad smells.

Products need testing, though, and there's a job for everything. this guy did 5,600 people. Either feet or armpits or both. Both it says. Holy cow. They don't say the, it doesn't say if it's equal numbers or not. It just has that one flat number.

Yeah. There's the fingernail guy with the longest fingernails. That's just gross. That was always, that was always in school because we, you know, someone would always be checking out the book from the library, the Guinness World Record book. and we'd always stop on this guy

who looked like Rasputin who had these long fingernails that would be spiraling in all different patterns and thinking how does this guy how does this guy just can go through his daily life not being able to pick anything up because of those nails I don't think it'd be worth it you know you get out of the shower

you're dragging your nails behind you exactly and are those things ever really clean like they look like those snakes you light on the ground when you're a kid and they go out Yeah, yeah, right, the firecracker. The ones they throw in free in the bottom of the bag. Yeah.

A package of black cats. I used to love those. I'm pretty sure they're going to give us all cancer eventually, but I'd like them. Yeah, probably. Oh, yeah. Who knows what we had to. If you had to guess, so we're going to go back to 2001 here. I'd like you to try to guess what is the most cockroaches eaten in one minute.

What is the record for that? In one minute. Okay, so. Cockroaches like full. I think it's going to be faster than one per second because I think somebody's going to be shoveling them down. multiple, like, handfuls. I'm going to say, I'm going to say 150 cockroaches in one minute. In one minute, let's find out.

It is, oh, 36 is all. It's not very impressive. Wow, they're taking their time. It doesn't seem very, it's not very impressive at all, is it? It's kind of lame. I mean, I guess, you know, they've got to make sure to swallow them and have them down by then. Yeah. There's another one on here, loudest female burp.

That's pretty fun. 107 decibels for her burp. comparable to hearing a jackhammer from a distance of a meter away that's insane i need to hear this hold on no kidding can i hear this burb it's like that shrimp that makes a sound as loud as a shotgun or a handgun that stuff blows me oh is this her i think i found audio okay let's see if we can get this to work Kimi Cola on TikTok. Okay, she's a TikTok there. I want to hear her really...

Kimi coli? What is it? Kimi coli. Okay, here's a big one. She must be a hell of a date. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Can I bring you another refill? No.

Please do not give her another refill. Longest kiss ever? This one's disgusting. Oh, yeah. 58 hours, 35 minutes. Ugh. They can't separate their mouths. Dude.

Yeah, that is, that is, that is some breath issues after about hour 12. Oh, my God. Probably hour six, you know, yeah. Everything about that. Just slobbery, disgusting. You got to stay awake for that line, too. Yeah, I assume they probably have pee breaks and stuff, but. Or else, there's, it brings it to some, some, brings it to questions, some,

some real voluntary issues or the non-voluntary consent issues if you're kissing somebody while they're asleep yeah good point right

do they even know you're doing it after 58 hours well she fell asleep at hour 12 and then it became a me too moment sorry yeah I kind of agree with you though these are all these are things that aren't they're not like you're not going my life's work

finally respect me everyone no these are silly and dumb we could say oh longest running a podcast called the morning stream oh hey we win the world record we win and no one else can break it yeah we win we're already at what we're pushing 3,000 no yeah yeah wait yeah we're pushing 3,000 really 300 away it's not going to take that long the only contender was that morning show couple uh uh what were there names the like utah morning show that decided they were going to come up with a podcast called the morning stream. Oh, Aaron and Aaron and whatever

it was in the morning. There's 97.7 people here. I think they're still hosts of that show, but they stopped doing it. So we got them. Yeah. We got them, folks. Yep. Take that. Jerks. All right. Moving on from that.

Let's talk about this story. Here we go. Once you pop, you can't stop. A serial thief, although it should call him a snack thief. different cereal thought or was caught after stealing 17 Pringles tubes

tubes says there was a string of gas station in supermarket thefts the most remarkable prize being 17 Pringles tubes authorities say Adam Spencer age 40 started stealing on April 11th at the Tesco before oh this is in Britain take that Tesco people

before moving to a nearby Asad 6 sorry Astda 6 Isda is that a chain over there? Must be. I must be like another gas station, yeah. He also went in to break into grocery store called Iceland to distill meats and 300 other goods on May 2nd.

So you guys have, please tell me that the grocery store, it's just all frozen foods and it's called Iceland as opposed to Iceland. I assume it's Iceland, right? I would hope it's Iceland, but that's really funny if it's just a grocery store called Iceland. You have to go to Iceland and get all your frozen meat. The Rafe 86 says, as does their equivalent of Walmart. Oh, okay.

I thought you guys just had Walmart. Didn't we send those over there? I think we exported our best. Yeah. The best and brightest from the U.S. out there in jolly old England. Now, this claims the police questioned this dude, and he defended himself by saying,

and I quote, once you pop, you can't stop referring to the snacks marketing celebrity. Really? I don't know if I scrutiny is what I'm saying I mean you know it's it certainly is a scrutiny he is taking Pringle's tubes

yeah like he he's aware of the joke that this could make and he's basically just beating people to it I guess just lean into it you've already you're already in trouble for misdemeanors you know go ahead and just let it rip I agree at that anyway don't steal stuff or you'll get in trouble

by the local constable or whatever the hell they got over there we're going to take a break when we come back bill will be here we're going to talk about the world of making stuff been a while since we've had bill so looking forward to that after that uh nothing that's it just bill that's all we're having all we got so brian play a song so we can have bill yeah this is uh bailey tomkinson and the locals um this is a brand new single called stereotype um this is uh these guys have been described as the real life daisy jones and the six but from cornwall there you go um um No mention if there is an album, but it went right into the iTunes all genre charts at number 19. So that's awesome. Big thanks again to who's the PR agency, Disco. There you go, disco. Nice.

All right, so there you go. Cornwall, from Cornwall, here are Becky Tompkinson of the locals and stereotype. I found something new on the TV, I can't turn it off. I get high on the blue light, I live vicariously, through the back bite, the dimensions and the forefront Reality is Mackett tonight Gaveism in this prison

My kind of fucking medicine These people are about you I'll play the victim I've been the villain Maybe tonight The man with the power Oh, power Another big

stereotype I'd rather be anywhere but here Dopamine from these plastic leases I can't talk I preserve that career Want you on the channel, I swear it's mine of honor Oh, these people are my karma Escape is up in this prison It's my kind of fucking medicine

These people are my new life Well, I played the victor I've been a villain Whatever's on the TV, didn't I? The man with the power Roll the old flower Another basic stereo Atoe

I don't know. I've been a villain Whatever's on the TV to know The man with a powerful flower Another bed that's staring on die Whatever's all the team did not Then I'll live the power Over your blind word

Another basic stereotype A platypus is the only mammal to secrete venom. Congratulations, you didn't kill anybody today. You get a victory pickle. And we're back. Who was that one more time? That is, uh, I'm sorry, Bailey Tompkinson and the locals and a brand new single called Stereotype. Very nice.

I don't like stereotypes, but I like that one. It's good. Then, you know, stereos are typed for reasons, Scott. Sure. You know which ones are good, which ones are, don't sound as good as other ones. That's right. You got to find out for yourself at your local. Who's, who does?

And then there used to be a big chain that sold car stereos. Now they're gone and we're all sad. I can't think of that. Well, we had listen up out here that was huge, but I don't think they, I think they were just a local Colorado. I think it was Sound Warehouse. We have one called Sound Warehouse. That's what I'm thinking of.

Oh, Sound Warehouse. That sounds. They might have been elsewhere as well. Well, I can tell you where the warehouse of sound I'm looking at right now is up there in the land of the Free and the Brave in the Pacific Northwest. There's still something wrong, isn't there, Bill? yeah that's right you can uh you can love him you can hate him but why would you he's great we love him it's bill deran everybody joining us as it's been a while bill how are you it has been a while

yeah what's going on with that why are lost Las Vegas and that feels like a million years ago has it been the last have we not talked to you on here since then I think it's been that long geez I think it has yeah that's insane I don't like that it was it was so awesome though it was awesome yes it was such a great We had a great time this year. One of my favorite years. Really enjoyed it. Oh, yeah, yeah. Well, it's good to have you on, man.

We're going to talk to you like we do once a month about all things making and printing and stuff and cool things. So what do you got going on right now that we can get all expired, expired, inspired about? Inspired. I went out a very inspiring trip a couple of weeks ago, a little maker adventure. Oh. Yeah. So used to be days before the pandemic. I used to fly down to San Francisco pretty frequently.

to film with Norm and Adam downed tested. And it's been a while. It's been almost five years since I've been down there with the pandemic and everything. So I finally got to go back a couple weeks ago. Nice. I got to fly down there, playing Adam's shop. And it was really awesome.

Yeah. Tell me more. What did you guys do? Is there a video probably up on tested now, right? There are videos up on tested. So Adam and the tested crew, they were working with Autodesk, and they had some sort of campaign going on where they wanted people to design their own droids. So they're doing a Star Wars themed sponsored video, but they needed someone who uses Autodesk products.

And that's me. I use Fusion 360. So that was a really great tie-in with the sponsor. And basically, Adam drew a little droid. He designed it himself. He mailed me some drawings. He put him in a manila envelope. Mailed them to me. No.

Anyway, texted me the drawings of the design. And then I spent like two days in just an absolute fugue state of 3D modeling this thing. I doing like test prints and test assembling the whole thing. I did all that here in my shop in Seattle. And then I was able to email them the print file so they could print their own. And then I flew down there so we could do a build video with the robot together. Nice. Yeah.

It was really fun. Have they not put it up yet? I can't find it on tested. Let's see. It's up there. I've got a link for you right here. Stick a link in there. I want to see.

Throw us a link in the Discord, yeah. Or something, wherever you want. Put it in the chat if you want to. Either one. Yeah, I want to see this. Yeah, weird. It's not in his latest for some reason. It was a couple of weeks.

ago and they've been putting out a lot of videos sure sure be behind uh this is great dude love it when you guys get together he makes some cool shit oh it's really really really really awesome uh i feel like i'm among kindred spirits there uh i get to uh i hang out with norm a lot he was here a few months back i got to help him film some stuff at valve um and then adam's awesome adam's like a hero and a friend and just the coolest dude ever uh and uh what i really love is when we get to film videos together, he is just like the best hype man. He is always way into whatever we're working on.

So this droid that we put together was just super, super fun to like put together, you know, with an old industrial light magic model maker. Golly, that's great. Yeah. So the robot,

the design brief, he said it's got these wheels that are kind of on a suspension, out on these arms. He said, you know, it would be cool if those could move. They don't have to move, but it'd be cool if they could move. So in my brain, I was like, of course they're going to move. So not just rolling, obviously, but on, like, suspension-wise, like moving, like, with shocks kind of thing.

Exactly, yeah. So I designed it to work with some springs and screws to put the whole thing together. And it worked great. It took, you know, some prototyping and figuring out. But that's my favorite thing about 3D printing is you print a part out, it doesn't quite work, you throw it away, you tweak it, you print another one. until you get there. You just sort of fudge your way into engineering a solution. Nice.

So, yeah, that's what I did. I got to hang out there all day, and we filmed a couple of videos with them. We got to show off some of our new 3D printing stuff for our Gizmo Thrill, 3D printing thing. Yeah, that pencil case is incredible. Thank you. That just came out yesterday. Very excited about that. Yeah, very, very cool.

So, yeah, filming with Norm and Adam is always so much fun. the workshop is obviously a dream yeah oh yeah like how much of the time that you're in there is stuff that you can't film where it's just you walk around looking at everything that's all over the place on the most it's fair game I took a lot of pictures when I was there the thing is though they I was very focused while I was there they hired her they paid me a not insignificant amount of money for this job so I was really focused I thought about filming my own video while I was there, but I didn't want to get too greedy. Sure, for sure.

But I got there. I flew out at 7 a.m. in Seattle, landed at 9.30, and I was in the cave by 10 a.m. We worked all day, and then I flew home that night. It was just a whirlwind. Jeez, it's a lot real fast, man. Yeah, but while I was there, it was just so much fun. We filmed two videos. Adam was working on another project while we were there, so I got to be privy to that.

he's got all the coolest tools so whenever I'm there I'm writing down stuff I'm going to buy all the neat stuff he's got every kind of material or glue or fastener you could need for any project how big it square footage wise how big is this shop

a couple thousand square feet but it's very full yeah he's got a lot of crap in there I can tell a lot of stuff there's a second floor attic sort of thing that's just full of stuff yeah it's been but there's it doesn't feel big that's awesome wow yeah and then the people the

the best part about working with Adam and Norm over at tested is all the people in that orbit are just the best people they're creative they're helpful they're empathetic really really awesome people so it's one of the main reasons why I love going down there is just it's a very validating trip and the people are awesome and the food's great norm and I went out and got burgers and they were so good where was it you can you recommend it if you're in San Francisco? I can't remember the name of the place. It's somewhere in the Mission District. And the name is completely blanking on me. Just go to the, go there and just try all the burgers. You'll find it. Eventually you'll find it.

That's a great recommendation. I had an amazing burger in this huge city. Go find it. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you're not wrong. Eventually you will get to that place. Sure, sure. Yeah. You just have to stick with it. It'll all work out in the end. well that's awesome dude what a what a cool thing i can't uh now do does do we have video of this thing like moving around yet or is it what'd you do like is it a motorized device no in the end it's really just a toy a hand toy you put it you but i know you well enough to know the whole time you're thinking what if i hooked this up to like an old rc thing and then i made run and move around the house maybe i could even automate it and put an arduino in there and

you know what i mean it would be pretty cool I will say that the design It's got two wheels and then a like a rocket And it'd be pretty cool to put like a A model rocket engine in there See how far that thing can go You should do it Just the fact that this thing's still like

It's articulated in so many other spots I'm just watching you do the assembly on this thing Oh yeah So the assembly was really fun to figure out I wanted to print it without using very many support material settings So the main body splits in half and then the seam between those two parts

I put seams I put like panel lines all over the thing so that that seam sort of vanishes I was quite proud of that little yeah smart cover them up yeah good that's great well I go check it out it was done is it a mix of FDM and resin or is it all FDM

it's all FDM I'm here to tell you that FDM's and my FDM printers are just killing it they're really smooth this is like next level smoothness We did a couple weeks ago. So Brits working on this Carlack costume from not Porterlands, Balders Gate 3.

And she wants to do the pointy T-Fling ears. So we use my phone to 3D scan her ears and then 3D print them. And then she can sculpt her prosthetic ears on the copy of her ears. And I printed those ears at the highest setting the Prusa Mark 4 can do. It's like 0.05 millimeter layer height.

it looks incredible it looks so good how do you think there's a you think there's like a comfort problem with that though like making that instead of out of foam or out of something i don't know softer your ears are going to be irritated by the end of the day at the con or whatever like there are a lot of different options britt's going to try some polymer clay at first if that's a little heavy or uncomfortable we could mold and cast it out of latex or silicone there are a lot of cool options when it comes of prosthetics and we're going to learn all about a that's awesome love it uh go check out look at punish props.com you guys the videos are there everything's linked and of course the youtube channel and the tested channel where we found this right yeah that'll be

my recommended video just go watch the videos I shot with Adam nice enjoy those yeah these are great man thank you for for catching up it's been I feel like too long since we talked to you so I know I should just call you more yeah just have more phone calls I just call us anyway I I was telling Scott about this thing that I designed in 3D printed just because I needed a really easy way to take photos of my blizzcon pins. Like every year, Tristan I would go get all those blizzcon pins. And just came up with the most quick and easy little box that holds a piece of foam that is exactly the right size I wanted. Oh, there you go. Slips right in there.

I don't know if you're looking at the video or not. And then now I can put my pins in there. and they're at the exact right angle for me to take photos of and have the lighting hit. Oh, look at that. Nice. And I designed it with a second angle on the bottom for the pins that are wider than they are tall. Look at this guy. Yeah, very cool.

He's wide, so he goes in the wide position. Who is that? I love that. Who was that? Was the character? I don't know. Oh, that's what's his name? That's why I'm selling these because I couldn't tell it.

Like, it's like, oh, Zinnata. I know Ziniana. He's the dude, he's, I can't think he was name. He's the one, no, he's the guy from the, he's a huge character in the, he's, he's an orc, yeah, he's, I want to say, uh, one of the hell screams, maybe. No, but he's one of the, he's one of the big lieutenants. He's the one that dies tragically when, when Silvanus goes nuts toward the end of that cinematic at the end of that expansion.

Why can't I think of his name? Oh, shit. Anyway, someone in the chat will get it. I know it's a little blurry It's not Grom It's not Grom No I can't think of his name

He's very prominent In the in the Battle for Azaroth expansion And he's in all the movies He comes to go Thralls on his farm And he goes to see Thrall And he goes

I didn't ask that guy You guys know who I'm talking about Somebody out there knows Sauerfang That's it Oh shit That hurt No that's really cool

And here's the thing Brian You should track and see like what all the other finished the finished eBay sales are compared to yours and see if this made a difference like if you can get like a... Definitely. I guarantee it won't make any difference

whatsoever. It's just, it'll just be you know, an easier way for me to take the same photographs that other people are taking that have a better set up for the sort of thing. Yeah. And you can feel more proud about your work. Exactly. Exactly. Like the amount of time it took totally worth the effort.

Well, Bill, we hope your next month is full of joy and summer and uh you know good burgers of places you can remember that kind of thing probably a lot of sawdust yeah and a lot of sawdust standing in my future yeah don't breathe that in uh we'll talk to you soon all right there he goes folks we're done this is the end of the show and if you're thinking to yourselves oh man will there be more tomorrow well yeah there will be we'll be back tomorrow we got a Wednesday lined up we got a Thursday lined up yeah we got a couple days left and then this weekend we're going to do a couch or a excuse me a play date

in honor of Wabbit Magic he loved doing those was always a fierce competitor in our play dates and so we were going to do one last week the news hit everyone a little too hard and we're like we can't be goofy and fun today yeah there's no way to be silly and gamey

yeah but we can be a little gamey this weekend so I'm already gaming yeah already feeling a little gamey what's on a bike ride later and I've already gamey we can see we got oh 10 a.m. on Friday so not the normal 9 it'll be 10 a.m. It'll be 10 because I got to do a guess

The Connection that morning. That's right. So we'll be here for that. It'll be live for everybody and a bunch of people can play. So it'll be fun. Yeah. That is going to do it for today's show. Frogpants.com slash TMS for all your needs. Brian, I have one need left and it's to hear a song

on the outro. What do you got? Well, I can satisfy that need, Scott. We got a request in from Mike. Mike says, Brian, I know I don't have to sell you on Rufus. I just wanted to request my daughter's favorite song. When this song comes up on my Apple station, she sings along at the top of her

lungs, without any shame. She proudly sings horribly, and I love it. I think everyone should stop feeling ashamed to be proud of everything they bring to society. Happy Pride, sign Mike. Oh, love that. Love that. And you should record some audio of her singing

along with this, but I couldn't agree more. You guys know, I agree, because you hear it every week on FilmSack. You hear me, without any shame. singing badly uh every week without fail let's get to his request this is rufus waynwright from the album rufus does judy at capital studios an album where rufus waynwright covered um judy garland songs uh songs that judy garland made popular because some of these were uh recorded long before

judy got her hands on him um this is uh from 2007 it is come rain or come shine Ah, awesome. I love that song. All right, we'll see you guys tomorrow on yet another TMS. or come shine I guess when you met me it was just one of those things but don't ever bet me because I'm gonna be true

if you let me gonna love me like nobody's love me come rain so come shine happy together sun happy together want that be fine days may be cloudy or sunny a real We're out of the Monday. I'm with you always. I'm with you rain or shine. I'm gonna love you. I'm gonna love you.

I'm gonna love you. Come rain or come shine. High as a mountain and deep as a river come rain or come shine, I'm gonna love you, I'm gonna love you, I'm gonna love you I guess when you met me it was just one of those things but don't ever bet me because I'm gonna be true gonna be true if you learn Let me, let me, let me, let me, let me, let me, let me love you.

Let me love you. Come rain or come shine. Happy together, unhappy together, Would that be fine? Days may be cloudy or sunny. We're in nowhere out of the morning. I'm with you, baby. I'm with you, baby.

I'm with you always come way, now come shine This show is part of the Frog Pants Network. Yes. Get more at frogpant.com. That's great.