The Morning Stream - TMS 2717: Sneaky Little Hole

Episode Date: October 9, 2024

No Thursday, No Wendi, and no Lt Yar! Melvin's gonna hit the dong. 8 to 9 inches of fish. Frankenfeeder. The Selfie Flap. Eddie Van Vedder. Taint nothing but a Chode. Gonna Bark at The Hot Tub, Gonna Make You Wake! Hotub Coach Machine. Yanna and Yohnson sticking it in there. I FOUND THE PICKLE! Yeah it's in my pants. Lambageddon. The raccoon threesome. Hitting the dong with Dunaway. That's Gonna Kill People with Randy and Nicole and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Eight to nine inches of fish. Frankenfeater. The selfie flap. Eddie Van Vetter. Tain't nothing but a chode. Gonna bark at the hot tub. Gonna make you wake. Hot tub coach machine.

Yana and Jansson sticking it in there. I found the pickle. Lambageddon. The raccoon threesome. Heading the dong again with Dunaway. That's going to kill people with Randy and Nicole and more on this episode of the morning stream. They're mouthwatering. They're delicious.

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It's the morning stream for October 9th, 2024. I'm Scott Johnson. That's Brian Ibit. Hi, Brian. Hey, oh. Hey, oh. Hey, oh. It's nice to see you. It's nice to see us. Nice to see the chats. Nice to have a Wednesday.

You know, a little hump day business, a little bit of the old midweek. Midweek madness that show that we have stuffed so full with content that it takes us an hour just to recover afterwards. There's so much stuff in here. Yeah, there's a lot. That's just the way it is. and we hope that you're here to deal with it like we are, like real men and women and sit back and relax and enjoy yourselves. Hey, I got to ask a question before I forget about this.

Ask away. Is it weird to be out walking a dog and seeing something kind of glint in the sun in a bush and then going up to that bush and like looking a little deeper into that bush to see what I'm looking at, thinking it'd be like a can or, you know, a bottle or something. is a full is a full on fish there's a fish in this bush

yeah like big fish little fish swimming in the water come back here man give me my daughter it's like eight to nine inches of fish and it was

stem to stern like face to tail like the whole fish not a head not like a chunk of it not like a tail the entire fish relatively in good shape

it wasn't like all disgusting and smelly yet or even rotting or whatever Even the eye wasn't all clouded yet. It was kind of just like a fresh-ass fish in the bush. Oh, definitely dead. Not really going around.

So not in great shape. No. But dead, good shape for a dead fish. It depends on your definition of good shape, I suppose. But if this fish was alive, definitely better, better shape. But it did feel like maybe it had just died. Like it had died not long ago. Okay.

For being in a bush, clearly. That's somebody like, you know, reeling it in and then over. zealously yank in their fishing pole back and just watching their fish sail out of sight and land in a bush. That would be amazing if that was the case because we have this lake near us where there are fish. People fish in there all the time. But they would have to get over a highway and then two other roads and then bam, it would hit us. Oh, it's that far from a lake. Yeah, it's that far. That's the thing about it. We're over here in the neighborhood air. I mean, I can walk to that lake in less than seven minutes. So it's close. But it's not so close that you could

like how it got to a bush all the way over there in a cul-de-sac area of just houses and there's like a church and I don't know a school over here any any potential like claw marks tallon marks no no no this thing was pristine this fish well I didn't see like a hawk swooping down and picking a fish out of the water and then like all right taking this bad damn it oh actually that's a fairly decent that's a I kind of like that theory like that theory yeah Because there's, what else is there? The other theory is, I've had it in my head like, okay, the lady who lives there, the bush that's on the property, maybe the lady who lives there is just had it with the fish.

She's like, that's enough. I've had it with this fish. I've had it with the sticking fish. Yeah, you're going in the bush. To the bush with you, says this lady. That's been in my head. But I like your idea. Like maybe, because there are birds of prey we get around this time of year.

They do swoop into the lake and get things. The ducks and the geese aren't doing it. They're pussies. Yeah, no. Well, yeah. And they're not picking up a fish that big with, with what? Like their beaks, their bills? They're not likely. No, they don't do that stuff.

Plus, this is a fish about the size of the ducks. Like, it's a big fish. Yeah, it has to be some sort of a large bird. Yeah. So, I don't know. I poked at it with a stick. Walked away, thought about it a lot. Problem solved.

Yeah, problem's solved. Something will definitely go and eat that thing. Oh, yeah. No, this is a meal for something. I think a cat's more likely than anything else, probably, right? I think a cat will get to it before, like, a nocturnal animal, like a raccoon or something. Yeah. I don't know if we even get those around here.

We might. I know we get them in the mountains, but I don't know. I was surprised to see the big chunky fat boys that we get visiting my house at about 4 o'clock in the morning, a threesome of raccoons that just, you know, wander in, try and pry open the the locked garbage metal metal garbage licking pail that I keep all the bird seed in

which fortunately has a big metal bar that goes across the top that they couldn't can get into but they've ripped off the sticker from the front they're like maybe maybe there's a way in behind this sticker yeah they're thinking free sticker for their little water bottles

they keep with them so are they still futzing with your with your bird feeder? Is that at that end? Not so much anymore. Yeah, I made it really difficult for them to get to. I slid Tina's plant over. Her planter was a nice little stepping stone for them.

The squirrels still have zero problem getting to it. Because squirrels can jump 43 feet, a standing jump 43 feet of some, not really, but something ridiculous like that. They're acrobatic, those things. They can get around. They are. And I've given up on the, on protecting from the squirrels. Claire says, why you not want to feed them?

Let me translate that for our English-speaking listeners. For a country that speaks English, that's pretty weird. Why do you not want to feed the squirrels, Brian? Well, look, the reason you don't want to feed the squirrels is simple. You feed them. They come around more. They come around more. They chew through things they're not supposed to.

They show up and stuff that you shouldn't be, and you're going to have wires or some shit get bit into. Like, don't encourage the squirrels. Very, very specifically, I mean, I don't want to feed the raccoons because they grab onto the front of the bird feeder, this expensive bird feeder with the camera installed in it, and they pull the whole front off of it. And I have to take the whole thing down, empty it, clean it, reassemble it, sometimes glue it and to glue the broken pieces back and then put it back up. This is like Franken, it's Frankenfeeder right now. Frankenfeeder, that's awesome name. That's a good brand name.

You should market a series of Frankenfeater. I should. Yes. Frankenfeater. Buy it at Halloween. Feed the kids. It's just a little. They get one treat. Yep. But I don't, you know, at this point, I don't care about the squirrels because, yeah, they go through all the food and they eat it faster than the birds do.

And I just have to be more on top of refilling that thing. But compared to the raccoons, the raccoons made me say, all right, I guess the squirrels aren't so bad. Yeah. well look they technically they were all here first but we are a dominant species and we what we say goes okay yeah exactly take that nature uh all right well fish in the bush someone out there will have a theory keep them coming we'd love to hear it uh got an email from mary uh text more like she says this for brian and his stickers hello there i was listening to yesterday's show i'm not sure this is actually yesterday it's been a few days ago or maybe some episodes ago anyway they wanted

to show you my solution to Brian's iPad sticker issue. Can you remind me what that was? What was your iPad sticker issue? I mean, I think I just don't want to put stickers on my iPad, which I'm fine. Like, my iPad is never, oh, I wonder if it was the deal with having it at the wedding because I wanted to put a little clergy sticker on the case that my iPad goes into. I ended up buying a really nice. Do I have it down here?

I do. Oh, yeah. Show us what you ended up using because I think you put up a picture, but. I did. getting this really nice spec case here's what the front looks like specks a good brand i like folio yeah yep uh opens up and you've got your little deal like you know it's got the little grooves and stuff so you can you can use it on a plane and several different configurations here's what i really like so uh you're hanging out and i think i don't even think i talked about this but you're

hanging out up at the uh the pulpit you're doing your little reading and then you decide hey i want to take a selfie with the bridesmaids and you reach up right here and you reach up right here and and you go, bloop. Oh, little hidden, little protector for your camera, and you can take a quick selfie with the bridesmaids. Sneaky little hole right there. Yeah, the flap. Yeah, the flap.

I like it. I like it. Bloop. That's really easy to use. Holy crap. Extremely easy to use. And I posted that photo. I took a photo with the bridesmaids.

And it is, we took a lot of photos at the wedding. That is my favorite photo of, like, it came out so perfect. perfectly seven bridesmaids for seven brothers seven bridesmaids and uh every single one of them you can see like nobody's hiding behind another one like they all they all stuck their heads out kind of perfectly to where nobody was covering anybody else up and maddie the the bride looked fantastic she was looking right you know right in the right place and we're all smiling and it's like such a great it came out as a really really great you know what turn you know what's gotten way better is the uh the cameras on the ipads used to be kind of throwaway they were kind of

I'm like averaging crappy. They're pretty good now. Pretty good. Well, that's awesome. Well, anyway, she goes on to say this. She says, here's her solution. I get a case with a clear back and use painters tape to put the stickers directly on the iPad. No sticky residue.

The iPad maintains trade in value with no fuss and it's rare. And if it's a rare sticker, like an obey Henry. I can use them again. It also makes it easy to change stickers if I want to before I get a whole new iPad. Love the show, though, bros. Interesting. I use a lot of painter's tape for a lot of reasons. That stuff's awesome. Yes, I use it for covering, like, masking off areas to airbrush. This is my phone case right here. And I currently have it off, but I keep like a guerrillas sticker, like one of the gorillas, either 2D or Murdoch or something like that, kind of in that MagSafe hole, kind of looking out without sticking, without people.

sealing it off. So exactly what Mary is describing I do with my phone. Great idea. Yeah, you get a clear case and you can do that all the time. Exactly. Yep. Yep. And many of you, I know I've seen pictures so far and I know Brian got his, but many of you should be getting your little, your tape, our mixed tape sticker that we've sent out to people,

our limited production that we did. And I hope they look good on your water bottles and stuff. Share them in the Discord. Let us know, you know, where you stuck them? Because they're pretty big. They're four inches. I'm in my photo. Yeah, they're really big. And I got to say, for a company that doesn't communicate very well, it looks like custom stickers.com, who is the company that you guys use, is going to come through. I got notification a minute ago that UPS is going to be delivering the stickers I ordered last week today, which is in time for the Great American Beer Fest tomorrow. There's stickers for my client.

Deepdraft Brewing. Go check them out online. Deepdraft.com. They're deep draft brew.com. They're going to be giving them out there. Is that the deal? They're going to be giving them out there, and it's the four designs for each of their four beers.

Nice. Wait, that's this weekend. That means you're not going. That is tomorrow. It is this weekend. I'm going tomorrow, and then I'm getting up early Friday to fly. Yeah, you're flying to Houston. So you're going to barely be there, not your usual full weekend of the barter.

No, I only go. I never go more than four hours. Well, I take that back. I went last year in Voluntary. volunteered and helped with Deep Drafts. That's what I'm thinking of. Table. Yeah.

But I had like a sip here and a sip there of just their beers to try them out. But then I went a couple days later and actually did the actual beer fest. But this time, yeah, just going for four hours Thursday night. The opening ceremonies, which I've never been to, should be cool. And then what do they do for that? Like fireworks and everything? Or is it like a, like what do they do? No, they come out with the bag.

pipes and perform like there's a little opening parade the bagpipers walk through all the aisles and then and then they open the they lift the ropes and everybody comes through and get stuff i don't think there's there's no as far as i know no real opening opening official opening ceremonies other than the bagpipers wow that's cool though i didn't know there was such a thing as an opening ceremonies to a beer fest or an october fest type thing yeah yeah i'm sure there's you know there's got to be in one of the sections there's got to be some sort of like german umpa umpa band or something like that but uh oh yeah how do you even do these if you don't bring those guys in you have to exactly it's it's basically october fest for denverites so you got to have that stupid outfit on you got to look like

you got to have socks that are way too high way up by your needs you need or hosen yeah you got to wear those dumb dresses i love it it's great fantastic uh all right we also got an email or a text from win megas a regular in our community who had this to say about the hockey stink uh which i mentioned the other day was the worst stink i've ever had my life with my friend My friend Bill played hockey. I've never smelled anything worse. Anyway, he says, it's Saturday, and we're public skating at the Olympic Oval. There's a hockey game going on in a different rink.

As I skate past the game, I get a whiff of B.O. Where does my mind go? Scott's hockey gear is rank story. Love the show, though. Yeah, you don't even need to, you just need to be in the vicinity. I don't know how they do it at, like, public games. So when I go to, like, a grizzlies game, or hopefully when as soon as I go to one of these. An avalanche game, yeah.

Yeah, or whatever, any kind of public professional. semi-professional game they air-conditioned those places in such a way that you're really not getting the effect of it in the arena or at least you're not noticing it. Big open air you know, high ceiling, whatever. But if you could go down

in that little hallway they'd go through at the end of the game to leave, to go to the locker rooms, you would die, you would fall over and be dead. Yeah. It's so bad. I think hockey gear is a, it's bulky and I think it also seals moisture and condensation and sweat and all that stuff in.

So basically any little escape vent that comes out from that is going to be the most potent, ripe, disgusting hive of scum and villainy that you'll ever experience. Yeah, and you always think, oh, the worst job is the jockstrap kid in one of these baseball movies or something. No, it's the hockey gear kid. I'm telling you, he's the one. He's got to take that all down to some.

some industrial laundry, and it never comes out. My friend Bill washed his stuff all the time. It didn't matter. It still stunk slightly less, but just, whew, and their whole dryer, like, he had at his house, had a dryer and a washer, and I'd go into that room, and there's nothing in there, and all whatever is is for, you know, they wash stuff and then it's out of there. That room is pristine. Stunk like a freaking corpse in there.

That's so bad. I mean, I love hockey, but come on. now. Fabriz ain't doing nothing in there. I'm a little irritated, though, with the, oh, have I, I think I'm allowed to say on the show. Have I talked about who my new neighbor is? No, you've not. Oh, maybe I'm, I can't remember if I'm supposed to talk about it.

Oh, wait, no, maybe you did. Some sort of, uh, coach. Well, let's just say, let's just say there was a big game yesterday, the first of its season. And the people, some people involved, in the game, wanted to relax at the end of the day and do it late because things run late. So at a very late hour around 1.30 in the morning, these people are in a hot tub and just chilling and talking. The problem with that is we have all our windows open because it's so nice out.

Keep it cool. Keep it cool. I love it. This time of here. And Boomer will not stop barking at this. Will not stop. So all she has to hear is somebody going outside. side and she's blah blah blah blah blah blah blah he's at 1.30 in the morning

rough night dude rough night dude these guys that guy needs to get you some season tickets or something I mean if he's just if he was somebody in the sporting industry

whatever only if yeah only if he was just randomly happenstanced had something to do with it but anyway it was real stupid all right little PSA before we go on to tad Pooley feud those in the chat who want to be a part of today get your DMs ready because I'll take the fourth caller today.

You've been warned. You can do it now. I'll take the fourth. Before we do that, no show tomorrow. And you might say, why, Scott? I have a project that have to have to get it done. So I'm doing that. And it bumped the show.

Apologies? Okay? It happens. It happens. I here we go. It was the pod fading icon. Yeah, all the pod faders. But worry not, folks.

If you like Van Halen and the Dixie Chicks. Wait, what? then have I got a surprise for you an episode of Coverville celebrating the birthdays of Natalie Mains and David Lee Roth tomorrow morning They share a birthday of those two? I didn't know that.

They share a birth week I guess is probably the better way of putting it. Natalie Mains What is hers? The 14th, October 14th and David Lee Roth the 10th. Nice.

So we'll be sandwiched, no, we'll be right on David Lee Roth's 70th birthday and Natalie Mains 50th. birthdays so um she's so good dude she's great yeah i mean she's i know things have been rough on her on the on her on her interpersonal life just generally speaking she's talked about some stuff but whenever she sings dixie chicks or just the chicks or her doing her solo stuff

something in something's in her that makes her magical cannot put my finger on it she's she's just got such an incredible voice so uh you'll hear covers by her and covers of uh the chicks and covers of and by David Lee Roth and Van Halen, of course. And I'm not doing any covers of Van Halen songs that were released after David Lee Roth's departure. No 50. No 50-150. Okay, that makes sense. No.

Right now. That song sucks. There's songs I like on, things I like on 5150. I do like them. Like the title track is good. There's a few others that are pretty good. I don't like anything after that. Like that Cabo-Wabo thing.

Oh, yeah. F all that noise. That was so bad. I don't know what the problem was. I mean, I like Sammy Hagar is fine. Yeah. Sammy Hagar, like David Lee Roth always complimented the sound of Van Halen. His voice, his vocals complimented the sound of Van Halen.

Hagar just kind of took it or overshadowed it, I think. And so they just turned into a Sammy Hagar band, basically. Yeah, and then David Loo Roth goes and does freaking, just the jiggle-o. It's like freaking F, all that shit. That all got bad. It all got bad. And everywhere I go, too bad. People are the part I'm playing.

I remember my mom freaking out about Hot for Teacher. She thought that was just the worst song I could possibly play in my room. What do you think the teacher's going to look like this here? I don't know. Give me a pencil sharpener. Give me something to write on. I loved that song at the time, but it's pretty stupid. But whatever, you had Eddie Van Halen on guitar, and that's all that mattered to me back then.

Absolutely, it's all it matters. So you'll hear a cover of that song. Oh, yes, a cool jazzy cover by one of the vocalists of Scott Bradley's Postmodern Jukebox. So look for that tomorrow. No crossover, though. No, Natalie Main's doing Van Halen. I searched now, and the closest I got was like I was doing all sorts of different Google searches to try and find a Van Halen cover by Natalie Mains or the chicks.

And nothing closest I got was Natalie Mains covering Eddie Vedder and not Eddie Van Halen. Eddie Van Vetter. Hey, I'll bet her version you could understand the lyrics, though. That's cool. Sure. Yeah. I see it right now We've got to get a

We got to get done away in here Oh, boy will we take one of you I'm in the wrong effing tab here we go All right we're adding done away We're playing music soon Oh actually let's see here today. One, two, three, four.

Whoops. There we go. One, two, three, four. We'll know who this fourth person is. We've had this person on before. Let's find out who it is. Yeah. Looky what we got right here.

It's a little bit of the Tad Pooley feud on a Wednesday with Brian Dunaway joining us. Hi, Brian. Oh, hi, Scott and Brian. man. Hello. Good. Good. I heard your internet might be coming back today.

Is that true? Well, you heard what the website said. Yeah, I use Vib broadband and they've been having a little bit of trouble getting this all turned back on. But they're saying tomorrow, finally, because it wasn't until yesterday, that they even gave us any updates. So people have been a little bit mad, right? It's been over, what, about 11 days or so?

And no word or really anything other than, hey, we're working on it. So if that happens tomorrow, though, and there's landfall in Florida with this other thing, are they the kind of ISP that will be affected by a Florida-based landfall of a Category 5 hurricane? No, no. We here would not be affected. Now, if you saw Helene, she kind of came up between America's Wang and America's testicles. Chode. And so, yeah, chode.

And so she came up through there. Right up the same. Right now, we're just getting, looks like it's going to hit the dong this time. So we should be good. All right. We should be good. For us, and I hate that that's going to happen to other people. No, of course.

Of course, yeah. I will tell you this right now, Florida is way more prepared than where I live by far. We never see hurricane weather. And you also don't want, you know, two of these hitting one rat for the other in the same spot. In the same spot. As recovery efforts are going on and, you know, supplies and medicine and things like that are going out. to where they need to get to. Yeah, yeah.

But it's hilarious because I'm using Vive Broadband, and the only presence they have is on Facebook. And they were just running normal business stuff, like going, hey, look, it's our employee of the month. And I'm like, ooh, y'all have not posted anything about what you're doing. And sure enough, those comments got lit up. And I'm like, oh, the poor lady who got an employee of the month this month. Oh, it was a rough month for her.

Yeah, her name was Helene, funny enough. Anyway, right, right. What about getting her out there and getting her to fix it? That's right, get her out there, get her done. Just real quick, I forgot to say this on Monday, but finally getting to meet Audra. She is an absolute delight. She is so wonderful and kind and funny and you guys are a sweet couple. What's she doing with you, dude?

What the hell's that about? I don't get it. And you know what? The feeling is mutual. She loved you and Tina She loved you so much She saw she talked about And I'm like oh geez

Just go live with them then Yeah why don't you put her in charge Or whatever you say No no hurricanes here Just saying Come to Denver Yeah You like snow

Get over here All right Well we should finally welcome our guest today Jan is here And he's great Because he comes on here And reminds me That I get his name wrong

Most of the time How's it going man? Doing good doing good. Yeah, yeah. You get it right every time. Do I get it right every time? All right.

I'll take your fake compliment and I'll use it on my resume. And I'll continue to pronounce it the way I pronounce it, because I'm thinking my way is right, but it's probably not. Yeah. Well, everyone's right. No, it's so diplomatic. It really is. Like the country he comes from, you know? Yeah, that's how they are.

They're also sarcastically amazingly funny, these people. They don't get enough credit. So you represent your country well. Nicely done. Nice to you done. Yes. Brian Abbott, will you explain to him and us how this is going to work and who will win what today? Well, I'd be happy to, Scott. It's time to play the tadpool leafute.

I've surveyed the tadpool on some nerdy topics. And Scott and Brian, you have to predict the answers that they gave us. And it is their job to see how many of those answers they can guess. Yana, your job is more important than ever because you're going to be working with either Scott or Brian. If your team wins, you'll get a prize package. That includes you suck at parking. and lost I love.

I love you suck at parking. Great game. I'm sure you do. It feels like a chore core game, right? It's not. It's actually more of like a racing, top-down racing thing, but it's like a challenging levels,

timer thing. And I usually don't like timers, but this thing is a blast and I played this until, I mean, you get real sweary because it's like playing Meatboy, you die a lot.

Sure. But it's amazing. So much fun. Yeah, underrated. Cool. Excellent. Well, hopefully you earn those prizes. prizes, Yana. And the only way to get these prizes is to play the game. The only way to play the game is for me to ask the first question. So I'm going to do that thing right there. Scott, Brian, put your hands on your buzzards and get ready to answer this question. We ask 524 tadpoolers. What's your least favorite holiday tradition?

Scott. I'll say it's Thanksgiving dinner with relatives. All right. Show me. That's a good one. show me Thanksgiving dinner number four answer on the board somebody said too bland two bland get a

get a Kim or a Tina and you'll have a much better Thanksgiving dinner three answers will beat that one Brian what what irritates the chat of the most what's their least favorite holiday tradition how about oh how about

oh my God Why am I blanking all of a sudden? I had one in my head and then it just went away, but I liked it. Now I can't find it. Where's it at, Brian? Come on. You can find it. Where's it at?

Come on. It's the, uh, is the, giving, uh, shopping. Shopping. Oh, yeah. People hate the shopping. Shopping. They hate the shopping. Yeah.

Um, that's not where I was going to go with, though. That was it too vague? Yeah. Too vague. Uh, no, not too vague. That, that answer actually, let's see. Um, shopping slash capitalism came in as number 12. Nice.

Nice. Well, this is good. What the hell was I going to say? I don't know what I was going to say now. But don't blurt it out. All right. So it's me and Yanna, Yanni, Janie, Jijoni. All those guys are with me now.

Scott and Yana, you guys are working together. There are nine answers left on the board. You guys have four points. Let's see how many more you guys can get. All right. You live in the part of the world where like Christmas began, kind of. So, you know, give me some of your... Yeah, sound thighs from here.

Yeah. For sure, right? Plus you got the crampus, or am I thinking of somewhere else? Who has the crampus? crampus that's a thing i got the crampus right now i do if i eat right before i swim yeah don't swim what is it 30 minutes my mom used to say 30 minutes after eating yeah such horrid shit that whole really get the crampus um you have any that popped in your head there uh taking photo like a family photo maybe oh i love i hate those two i'm gonna i'm gonna agree with you and say

Family photos at any event. Family photos. Show me family photos. That's a good one. Let's see. It was said it's number 33. 33. Okay.

Yeah. Lest favorite holiday tradition. All right. Least favorite holiday tradition. I just start thinking in ways that are not the group of things because it's not necessarily going to be group things every time. Not necessarily, no. I remember what it was, but after I remembered it,

I was like, I don't know if that's a good answer or not. But I hate when they corral me into the choir type singing. So how about some singing Christmas carols? I hate it. Well, I hate them too. Show me singing those damn stupid songs every damn year. Number two, caroling. Yeah.

It's a good one. Caroline all the way. Only two points, though. Yeah. Yeah, that's not to do that. How about tracking down the bad Christmas tree lights? That's a tradition for sure. Around here, yeah.

Right, searching through the Christmas tree lights to figure out which one of them is out and causing all the other ones to be out. Sure. All right. Yeah, yeah. Let's do it. Show me Christmas lights. Oh, come on.

Christmas lights and basically everything that those entail, number 15. on the list. So I don't know why we're so focused on Christmas, but I'm going to stay there, and I'm going to suggest that we go with the, what's it called? The mistletoe, the kissing under the mistletoe thing. Oh, sure, sure.

Oh, and it's such a duty. I was like, oh, you're glad to kiss her again. It's just annoying. Aunt Louise is hanging out another mistletoe. You better hurry up. All right. Show me mistletoe. Oh, come on.

You've mistled the toe. number 18 in the list it's up there but not high enough to uh damn it top all right back over to brian these are not really none of these are traditional but you do them and they feel like more like chores i'm going to call them i'm going to call them holiday chores all right so the thing that i don't that i always get excited about i'm like yeah i can't wait to do this is going to be so much fun i bought the gifts and now i'm going to go in and i'm going to wrap the presents and as soon as i start doing it i go oh yeah i hate this i can't find the tape I can't cut straight.

I don't know what I'm doing. All right. Take over. Wrapping the gifts. All right. Show me wrapping the gifts. Ew. I'm lumping all that into gift giving.

I separated shopping out, but like wrapping presents, the awkwardness of giving presents to one another. And sometimes feeling obligated, that sort of thing. That pulls you into the lead, nine points to Scott and Yonnas four. Yana, how's it going over there? All right. He's all right. He's fine. He's fine. All right. Um, at least, uh, how about, oh, traveling. I hate traveling. Oh, I hate traveling. Oh, I hate traveling. Because it's such a pain. It's so many people. Traveling fine. And it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter how you do it. Car, plane, a boat. If it's during the holidays, F that. There's a movie about it. Yeah. Yeah. Show me traveling. Oh, man. Number one, visiting extended and or racist family. I like it. I like it. Don't visit those people.

I don't visit those people. All right. Another thing that I, let's see. Oh, I hate getting dressed up. Getting all formal. Oh, gross.

Give me my, I can't wait to kick my shoes off. All right. Getting dressed up. Gross. For a holiday, like it's some sort of event. Show me getting dressed up.

Ah. No. I'm with you, though. Yeah, totally with you. I support your decision. because I hate it. All right,

Janah, what do you think, man? Six answers still on the board. You guys each have one strike. Two strikes. No, I'm sorry. You have one strike left. Yes, you have, right.

Maybe panic cleaning before everyone arrives. Ooh, that's one good one, Yon. Oh, I do hate panic cleaning. Um, yeah. We're giving some help out there. How about? Oh, we're so far off. Okay.

Let's look at the time. Yeah, he knows what that means when Brian says that. Yeah, exactly. You've done this long enough that. How about, hmm, what's it? I mean, okay, so in the states where our predominant votes come from, one really annoying thing I think for a lot of people is fireworks every July 4th.

But I don't know if this thing is that centric or if even will give us a summer holiday. I'm worried about this one. So I'm going to go with the wisdom of Yanna and you tell me what you think. What do you think is going to definitely put us down the river here and get us further? Personally, I hate fireworks. Yeah. I don't like it either. They suck.

The wisdom of Yanna. The wisdom of Yanna. The wisdom of Johnson. Let's stick it in there and it's move it around. See what happens. Let's say fireworks, Brian. From Yanna and from Yonson. To show me fireworks.

Oh, number three answer on the board. Boom, booms. Okay, that's interesting. Yeah. That means that there's probably more around the year than we're thinking here. And people, you know, people were very quick to, like, add things like backyard fireworks, non-professional fireworks. Fireworks after 10 p.m., things like that. Yeah.

But you just lumped them all into that one? I did, lumped them all into that. Okay. Lumped them just like my grits. Excellent. But that does show you that it's not just centered around the Thanksgiving and Christmas stuff. Yeah. There's other holidays here.

That's true. well let's think about that for a second Halloween trick-or-treaters coming is that annoying to people I kind of like it but I don't I think I'm weird in that way then you're like oh shit I forgot to buy the big bars of

chocolate things and everyone's going to hate us yeah our building is going to be thrown with the toilet paper I wish my wife I wish my wife I wish he was would forget to buy the big chocolate bars.

Well, if she did, though, that's when you're going to get T.P. and egged and that sort of thing. That's true. You've done it, and now you're locked into doing it. You're committed to doing it forever. Yeah. This year, I want to do something that scares the shit out of people, and I don't know what I'm going to do yet. Oh, that's good. Yeah. Because I want to, you know, why not? It's the holiday.

All right, let's go with that. I think a lot of people are annoyed by that. They turn their lights off and hide. So let's say that. Let's do that. All right. Okay. Show me anything to do with trick-or-treating or trick-treating or trick- or getting out candy. Oh, my Lord on high. I'm sorry, Scott.

No, number 21 in the list. I was sure it was on there too, dude. It was a good one. It is a good one, yeah. Oh, all right, Brian. Well, you need to sweep the board. Five answers left on the board. You need to get them all over.

Oh, Christ. Oh, Yanna, I am, ooh, this is not good. So I hate dealing with the holiday mascots. but I don't know how to say that that might appear on the board. Holiday mascots, what do you mean? Like Easter bunnies?

Like Santa? Screw that guy, taking all the credit for the hundreds and thousands of dollars I spend every Christmas and they're all kids are all like praising him. Praise Santa. I'm like, praise Daddy.

You know how hard I work for this stuff? That's right. The lying. How about that holiday tradition of lying to our kids? That's a bunch of bull. But I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

That's a turd one. All right. Well, there's the visiting extended or racist family, but what about talking to them? Yeah, not actually talking to them. Yeah, I would have left that in there. Unfortunately, you can't have one without the other, I'm afraid. I'm going to say, well, I hate the grocery shopping part of it, but we kind of excluded shopping. But I think maybe the cooking, did we already mention that, Scott?

Do you remember? Did we say cooking? I think we said, no, I think we just said thanks. giving dinner with people you don't want to be around. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going to say cooking. Cooking. Okay, all right.

Show me cooking. Oh, come on. Sorry, I really wanted to make this work for you. When you think about cooking for the holidays, you get all excited at first, but then when you're in the moment of it, I hate it. I'm not a fan either. I get it. Man, the chat room was, had a couple of these.

They were just spamming some of these Let's get away from Thanksgiving Halloween and Christmas for a moment. What would be your least favorite thing about Easter? Oh. Dying Easter eggs. Do those eggs. Jennerger, smelly. Yeah, leaving

eggs in places you forgot you put them, stuff like that. Yeah, the Easter egg hunt. Yeah. Damn it. Easter egg Hunt is what I'm saying. Ethan Hunt. Ethan Hunt.

Mike. Hunt. And another holiday that people just kind of hate everything about. April fall. Oh, Valentine's Day. Oh, I was sure you were going to say April Fool's.

That's got to be on here. April Fool's did not make the top 10 surprisingly, but we'll get to that one in a second. You're getting dressed. I was hoping you were going to go a little further with that, Brian. But why do you get dressed up? Church. Church. That's hilarious.

Man. and if we're talking mascots, what is your least favorite Christmas mascot? There's one person, there's one that people hate more than Santa Claus. That's a Christmas. Clippy?

It looks like you're trying to wrap a present. Oh, elf on the shelf. I forgot people still do that. Moving that every day. Forgetting. Don't know. Donna, do you all do the elf on the shelf

over there? Yeah. No. No. Okay. The hell no. Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know who you're asking. It was some shitty American bullshit that we do.

Anyway, go ahead. It really was. It was like somebody came up with, I want to have a thing that I created that everybody does now. And some Karen came up with Elf on the shelf. Oh, here's the last one. Sending out Christmas cards. A lot of people yelling out Christmas cards.

Okay. Yeah. Just kind of, your number 11 answer was, what are you thankful for? Like the going around the table and everybody saying what they're thinking. I hate that crap. That really should be number one. if you ask me. Yeah, not a fan.

The Christmas Trees was number 13. Anything to do with it setting up decorating, putting them away. April Fool's Pranks, number 14. Eggnog, number 17. Really? Oops, you cut out. Say that one more time. White elephant

or company holiday parties, another one that people hate. A couple people jokingly put Festivist things, so of course, the hearings of frequencies, the feats of strength, all that sort of thing. fruit cake secret santa ugly sweaters green beer black friday green beer shopping in capitalism green beers for st patrick's day don't that st patrick's day yeah

carving pumpkins people don't like news resolutions i know who doesn't like carving pumpkins i love doing it that's fun um somebody just said people uh and i really wanted to get that into visiting relatives so but it was so low on the list i didn't bother um Let's see. Advent calendars. How do you not like Advent calendars? Especially the ones filled with chocolate. Right. Come on. Turn that off right there.

Being forced to watch sports. Who's forcing you to watch sports? It's that uncle that comes over to your house on Thanksgiving and demands that the Cowboys game be put on the television. Even if it's muted, it has to be on. That's exactly what happens. You get a mute and you get the closed caption. and you don't bother me at all because it keeps you shut it up. Yeah.

Aren't they also, they have Christmas Day games still, right? That's a thing. Yeah, yeah. I think that's crazy. Like bowl games on Christmas Day and on, or no, I guess regular football games on Christmas day, but then bowl games on New Year's Eve and that sort of thing. So nobody put watching Harry Potter or nothing like that? No, nobody put that, candy corn, casseroles, getting pinched if you're not wearing green.

Candy corn casseroles. Candy corn casseroles. Two separate answers, but. put them together, and it should be number one. Let's see. There were a lot of people who just, like, said, you know, expectation to give gifts of a similar monetary value. It was like, you know, I sort it.

And it's like, okay, that kind of gets lost in the sorting. I love how specific they got with it, though. That's great. Hiding the pickle on the tree, kissing strangers on New Year's, you know, don't do that. Hold on. You just skipped right over that pickle thing. What the hell is that? you hide a pickle yeah yeah there's a you get a pickle and a pickle ornament and you hide it somewhere on the

christmas tree and then whoever green it's green and then you whoever finds it like the first person to say i found the pickle yeah uh that's my pants hide at the next year or something or where what is that uh well we used to we played behind the pickle but it's very different game um but also um usually do that on top of all the wrapping paper after christmas yeah yeah like at 2 a m when the kids are asleep but uh but No, like, I'd never heard of that. That's a brand new one to me. Yeah. Yeah.

All right. I like that a lot better than it on the shelf. I never used a real pickle. You get the pickle ornament, right? No one, does anybody do a real pickle? Yeah, no, no. It has to be a real pickle. That's horrible.

All right, right. Let's see. I want to be a traditionalist. Yeah. Pretending all attendees are under threat to my trans friends. That's hilarious. I think I know who that is, but keep going. Pretending my father-in-law's turkey is a dry.

There's, I guess lying. There would have been a lot of. line. I said line, man. The line is the worst. I know, but it was so low on the list here. Sourcrow. Some people just don't like sourcrowd, I guess, on a year's day. New Year's Day. Or maybe St. Patrick's, too.

St. Patrick's has a lot of sourcrow stuff, so maybe that's it. Vetting Halloween candy for drugs or blades. And finally, Wammageddon. Lammagetting. I like it. A Wammagetan, the song thing. Yeah, that bullshit.

Hearing last Christmas and preventing yourself from hearing last Christmas. No one did the Mariah Carey one? Somebody has to. No, but I'm actually not seeing it. Yeah, which far worse. Oh, somebody did say Wonderful Christmas Time, too. Good. But only one person said that. That needs to be at the top of the list. But amazingly, no, no one submitted that horrible Mariah Carey song. Yeah, the one from the other one you said. Oh, Wonderful Christmas Time should be number one on every list ever. Should be.

That song. So much I hate it. Well, anyway, I'll tell you what I don't hate. I don't hate Yana. He's great. It's not his fault. This thing went this way, that we went south. Yanna, how do you feel about your terrible loss today?

Bad, obviously. Can I air a grievance? Do it. Sure. Please do it. Perfect. I've been holding this in for like 14 years. Okay.

Oh, gosh. All right. On Twitter, when you. you were making your 54 zombies poster or something. 56, yeah, go ahead. 56. You were still lacking like three or four. Yeah.

And you asked for ideas and promised a poster. Oh, did I really? I said a zombie juggler, which you made. I did. But you never followed through with the promise. We're fixing that, dude. We can fix that easy. Yeah.

Hold on a second. I'm going to write this down. It needs a 50, whoops, a 56 zombies print. That's happening. International and everything, man. It's happening. Expect a tube coming your way. But you still get one of these.

That's just the way it is. All right. Thank you for airing your grievance. Your grievance. Your grievance. Your general grievance. Hey, Dunaway, how many lightsabers can you hold at once? And tell me about play retro this week.

What are we doing on Friday? Absolutely. We did miss the week last week, but we're coming back strong with a weird Japanese game called Cho Aniki. It is a, it is kind of somewhere between a fighter and fist, like the fisticuffs, and a shoot them up. So you can, you're shooting up, you're flying through space as a bodybuilder as you do, trying to collect protein from the evil alien entities. and you do that by shooting a big giant beams out of your head. It is, it sounds dumb, but it is a lot of fun. Yeah.

I was unaware of it until you brought it up last week. The fandom around this series is insane. Yes. Which is partly what we're going to talk about. So look for something a little different this week. That's Friday 130 Mountain Time right here at frogpants. Brian, I hope your internet comes back tomorrow. But I tell you, yeah, you know what did come through, though?

I don't have any internet at the house, but they didn't have any trouble. sending me the full bill a few months ago. Interesting. How that works. Your bill is ready. No thanks. Yeah. F that. They need to compensate you. Also, kiss our butts. All right. Hey, it's time for a break. When we come back from this break, we're going to talk to our recommendals

friends about recommendals that we've got. Tom's out today. He's got a dog appointment. It's for his dog and he's not going to a dog for an appointment. Anyway. You may be wondering why I called you into my office today. say. So instead of doing Tom, we're going to do them directly. And that's all after a song Brian

brought. So why don't we play that first? Sure is. If John Hughes and John Carpenter ever made a movie together, Daryl might just be the soundtrack. This is a longstanding Dallas, Texas band that has been around since 1999. They love 80s movies.

They love 80s music. And they kind of curate their sound with those two things in mind. And last week, last Friday, they released a conceptual joint album so it's a two album set one of them's called the wasted casualties and i dream alone and it's basically like a story about uh 1982 kingman arizona's two rival gangs plan to thrash each other at the homecoming dance plans change after they realized the satanic cold had already taken over kingman high wow and the two rival gang leaders realized they have to work together

to survive the night this is awesome i've been listening to this album and these two albums and they're so good this is one of the songs from this album this is it's uh it's excellent it comes from the wasted casualties the first of the two albums um the song is called kimmy the group is called darrell d-a-r-y-l and uh again this is so so cool kimmy is the song It can be to know what I've been to know what I've been thinking. The TV has a plastic screen so I can put my head right blue. Mixed face, paranoid, and contraband and glorified. That's why they took my, give me away from me, away for me.

That's why they took my, give me away from me, away from me. I can't live without you. I can't live inside this journey. Judge The fucking Halloween It's 1983 They came made Floating down

Roots 31 and 32 Waiting for the screens In fireworks Mixed with Halloween It looks like The Earth's a crowd Why not She looked like the unfelt world

Brilliant's right to touch us It's why they took not Get me away from me Away from me That's why they took not Give me away from me There will be no for Sexy trucks

Just fill hospitals Little cups Never fails The ones you might not wake up wrong I'll share all my time with you even if I'm handcuffs in a white room, and a white room. This is real. This is real. Nothing is no cause. It just designs, not a part, just you and be capable.

You're my majesty Oh for kings and queens And holidays campaign Haven't I a pretty sash, says she mechanically. And we've returned. Please tell me who that is again, so I don't forget. Sure, that is the band D-R-L, D-R-L,

you'll find them with brackets on either side of their name. D-A-R-Y-L, Daryl. Two albums, they just came out with the wasted casualties, and I Dream Alone, and it's a pair of conceptual albums that tell a great little story from 1980. too. That song you just heard was called Kimmy. Nice. A nickname my wife hates when people call her that. She hates it. I'm sure. Yeah. I'm sure. My brother Mark calls her Kimmy sometimes and

she just rolls her eyes. She can't stand it. Kim's not a Kimmy for sure. No. It doesn't work. Look at her and say she puts off Kimmy vibes. Nope. No, not at all. All right, who am I adding now? I'm adding Randy. I'm adding Nicole. You all? Her too. Yeah. Yeah. I think I think it worked. All right, let's see what happens. I'm going to play this here theme song, and we're going to find out for our own selves. Well, what do you recommend?

Oh, that music signifies a fun little romp we do every week where we talk about stuff we've seen on streaming services and recommend it to people listening at home. With us today, we have Nicole Spack. Hi, Nicole. Hi. How are you? How are things?

I'm great. I'm wonderful. That's good. You are wonderful. You know what? We believe that. We believe you're wonderful. and that you're having you here

makes us wonderful. How about that? Aw. I got something fun to share. Oh, good. Well, I'm excited. Share it. On the other hand, Randy's here with something really mean to share and really unfun to share. Just kidding. Oh, no. Not at all. Actually, good morning on the stream. I want to share that Scott Johnson, you were right.

And I love, I love when someone just comes out of the blue to tell me I was right about something. That's just such a wonderful feeling. So I just want you to basket this for a moment. You were absolutely right. I switched to those brand relics and brands way better. Yeah, he's better now, right? What you suggested. Yeah.

So you were correct. I wish your video could find everybody out there that is an intended audience. Yeah, I mean, the thing with it is, so what we're talking about is, World Warcraft has this new system called Dells, and then they're really, they're really good. They're really fun. But if you want to get the most out of it, there really is only one build that works. So go seek it out. on my channel. I didn't even really thought about it. I just picked some shit.

And like, here I am, switching to what you say, and it's just so much better. Yeah, my whole life improved. Those level, not level eight, tier eight, tier eight runs are so much easier now. Well, anyway. I finally logged into wow, too. Oh, you did? Nice. I did. I got my computer running again,

and I don't know what the hell I'm doing, but it's fun. It's okay. This new expansion is awesome, so I hope you have a great time. I'm having a ball in there. Well, let's get to it. We're going to start with Brian, because we always do, and he's got a little something here that he's going to play clip four, and I'll let him explain. What do you got? Yeah, this is a movie. It's a documentary, and it's about something near and dear to my heart, especially very near, very, very proximity-wise, near to my heart.

Oh, my gosh, your cat, it's a cat, just kidding. All right, that's about your lungs. Yeah, your lungs and your spleen. They're very close. Proximates. Proximates of your heart. We don't even need. Yeah, we don't even need to play the thing. Let's go on to the next one. Just kidding. Here's your clip. Tell me while we're here. Tell me about the, tell me about the the ceiling. So the HVAC in this place is, it's trashed. It's, it's 20 years past its useful life. And so just the HVAC, we're looking at like $4 million? $4 million for HVAC to do electrical in this place, bring it up to code. $2.3.3 in plumbing, you know, doing a new kitchen. That's probably in the two range.

The pool and the front fountain, just to put new equipment in and sort of clean it up is $3.4 million. we got in there and it was we're going to make this better and this better and this better and this better and it's like well first of all that's going to kill people that's going to kill people that's going to kill people what started as just like okay we're going to have to just do a lot of structural work first has turned into millions and millions of dollars just to make the place livable before we can put one penny into making it cool. I'm so excited about that. It sounds like what we did with the firehouse. It's so weird when you hear a voice that does a lot of other voices that you've heard. Right.

Because it's like hearing Jim Henson do an interview with something. Well, when I first developed these. Out here in L.A., Harry Shearer has a radio show. And whenever you hear that, you know, just on the dial, oh my gosh, that's the voice of everyone. Those are both good examples because they all kind of are in the same. boat. They do a lot of voices that are adjacent to their own voice. They're not necessarily impressions or crazy variations. It's like their voice with a tweak or whatever. And yeah, Trey Parker is definitely in that category. Anyway, tell us all about this. You've been teasing

this for weeks, dude. I'm so excited. I have, this is great. This is a documentary called Casa Banita My Amor, which is a documentary all about Trey Parker and Matt Stone of the South Park show, creators and voices and animated, I mean everything, right, and the fact that they bought Casa Benita during the pandemic and saved it from its definitely imminent demise. This thing was absolutely going to get demolished if it didn't do it itself as you heard in that clip. There were beams that had been like load-bearing beams that had been eaten through by rut that it wasn't a matter of if. Because it was so moist in there, right? Exactly. Just a matter of

when. The, obviously, Alfa started when, well, Trey Parker and Mastone grew up here in Colorado and always went to Casa Benita and just fell in love with the place as kids. And even as kids said, wouldn't it be cool if we bought this place? We could go any time we wanted. And then in 2003, they made that episode where Cartman runs through South Park while Butters is trapped in a vault or something uh from a from a birthday party um and they bought it and um they also did a dLC they did a d lc for the south park game and it's wonderful with the casa bonita really yeah the one uh which casabonita dc for i i don't think it's stick of truth i think it's the other one that's the butthole one the destiny or something uh something but hole what is it something butthole oh right

Separate butthole or something like that? Broken but hole? Broken but hole. No, it's something else. I love these games. And the Casa Bonita DLC was wonderful. Those games are, those games are fantastic. They're really.

Fractured butt hole. Fractured butt hole. Fractured butt hole. Thank you. Anyway, this, this documentary goes through the whole process of them buying Casabinita, getting in there and having that initial inspection. done and realizing how much they're going to have to drop in addition to the money they spent to buy it, how much they're, how much they're going to have to spend on top of that.

You should have to give it to them for free. I know. Really. Like when you see how much they, you know, they spent the original $6.5 billion. And then it's like, nope, we're going to need to lay down dollars on top of that to actually make this thing make it not just you know like like you said not just make it cool just make it liveable make it keep it for falling down on the kids when they come to eat there do you have your founders club card i do i do indeed and i i have not made the i've been there once since

the reopening and i complained about yeah the prices are still a little high after watching this documentary i feel like these guys can charge whatever they want and i'm fine with it i'll happily pay it so that they can recoup some of their money because holy cow no knowing what was going on behind the scenes they showed the tubes that the soft drinks would go through right before closing

like this is what people were getting sodas out of right before the place closed and it's like oh my God I was one of those people I got a diet Coke out of one of those tubes it's like yeah those tubes have kidney stones basically is what they've got in there basically do

the ventilator system the HVAC system the dead birds on the ceiling from this horrible hawk that lives on top of that pink tower and just kills pigeons and drops their bodies on the roof. You actually see it happen in the movie.

And how long do you think it took him to get that shot? Oh, I have no idea, but it's one of the funniest things in the whole movie. We saw this at the Alamo Draft House on Paramount Plus. And we watch this thing at an Alamo draft house on Colfax, not our usual one, because it was a limited release in September,

beginning of September, and we were just basically blocks. We were on Colfax blocks away from Casa Benita. And this, the audience in this thing, they were laughing like they were at a Judd Apatow comedy. This thing was so, it is so funny. And so, I think even people outside of Denver will appreciate the humor of this thing, but especially the people from Denver or who've ever. been to Casabinita will absolutely find it hilarious.

That's great. And just watching Trey Parker, you know, imitating an animatronic cowboy that is going to welcome people to the place like, hey, welcome to Casa Benita. Don't touch anything. Thanks. It's absolutely a riot. Do you know what they paid for the, what did they pay for the place before they started doing the stuff?

Six and a half million dollars. Okay. So that's, it's probably like prime. real estate they're mostly paying for the the the land right like the land and they're paying for kind of the yeah i mean the the um the reputation of the place and that sort of thing and then 30 more million dollars on top of that the reason i bring that up is because they're spending that initial six million a lot of its value comes from them making it immortal on the show it really is they're paying they're almost paying it's their fault it costs it's six million right yes

like if if they hadn't popularized and kind of created a little bit of a resurgence for this place yeah they might have gotten it for two yeah or three that's wild man crazy well i'm excited to see it i've been dying too and i'm glad to hear it's at home so and those of you've never been to customity i think you'll finally get an idea of what makes this place so weird and unique they talked about the cliff divers they show um when the cliff divers dive into this this pool which the water level is like two inches below a whole set of electrical lights that it's amazing nobody ever got electrocuted oh my gosh they have to swim down through a little tunnel and then through like a little hole that looks like it was cut into the wall through some wires and

some jagged you know jagged drywall and stuff like that to get out it is amazing how did it pass inspection like they serve food they serve food and i have no idea how um you know those those those those grades what is it the department of health those grades they put up i have no idea how these guys made it through any department of health grades i mean it makes sense yeah but it makes sense like in the 70s and 80s when troy parker and him were growing up going there that it was probably in way better shape right but it doesn't sound like they kept it up Like, they just let it go. They really just let it go.

They showed one part where, instead of having something professionally fixed, there was a whole lot of jury rigging that went on. So they look up in the ceiling and there's a leak in the roof that goes into one of those white, like Home Depot style buckets. And then they drilled a hole into the side of that bucket and attached a garden hose, silicone, you know, It would drain. Into a drain. And then directed using wires that garden hose to just dump out over a sink. Dude. That is so gross.

Oh, my gosh. It's so funny. It's clever. It's clever. But it really just is a perfect example of what Casabinita did as far as like, hmm, should we fix that? Nah. Let's do the cheapest way possible of solving the problem. The former owners are probably stoked.

They're like, man, we made out like bandits. I think so. Because if you, yeah, because to make it even livable, to make it even, they would have had to dump this kind of money into it. There was so little money spent on, all right, let's improve the food. Let's, oh, they talk about the celebrity chef that they brought in or the, she's fantastic. And we've eaten at other restaurants that she owns here in Denver. and it's like oh

they're listing off of the ones like oh we've been there that was amazing oh we've been there that was amazing and um anyway I can't wait to go again and I missed out on the December lotteries not really lottery but the reservation kind of giveaway so I'm shooting for January and if

I'm going to try and what I'm going to do is I'm just going to get six a table for six and if anyone from the tad pool is in town and wants to go I'm just going to that's a good idea come along yeah that's a great idea get as many slots as you can get uh well that's great paramount plus is where you'll find it along with all the south park stuff so it makes sense of itena mi amor yep one one one way to get some of your investment back is to make a great documentary about it so people see it you know it if they certainly did and and if

hope it's working for them because this is if this is another way for them to recoup some of that money all for it yeah they deserve every penny they get back this is a peso pay so It really, really is. Yeah, well, well said. All right. Let's shift over to Randy today. Let's do yours next. Randy, what do you got here for a clip? What do you want to tell us? Oh, do you want to go first? I can make you first. No, I just gave you a hell. All right. That was the greatest response. She was like having an intake of breath expecting, expecting you to call on her. I'm ready.

So, Randy, what do you got here? It's a time of year, it's a time of year, you know? It's a time of year. And I'm no longer willing to do what I used to do, which is like watch a series of movies about a boy wizard. And so I have to come up with a different series. And I started, I started a different series that's English. It has to be English for some reason. Yeah.

So I started a different series. And it's a movie I've seen. Everybody's seen, but it's streaming and it's amazing. And you're going to know immediately. but you need to make it your October tradition to start watching this movie series. Here's the first one. All right, here you go.

Gather around. Now, as well as Mr. Sloeman being off today, I'm afraid Ash is feeling a little bit under the weather. So I will be taking charge as the oldest senior staff member. So if we can all just pull together, as Mr. Sloan always says, there's no eye in team, but there is an eye in pie. in, there's an eye in meat pie

The anagram of meat is team I don't know what he's talking about Look, that's it And Noel, the phone's off here It's a social gathering You all right, keep your air on, granddad Hey, hey, whoa, I'm 29 for Christ's sakes How old are you?

20, 21? 17? Well Look, I know you don't want to be here forever You know, I've got things I want to do In my life Wayne You got red on you

Sean of the Dead. Sean of the Dead. I haven't seen it in years. And I'd forgotten how just how uplifting it is. Like it's so deadpaned that you're, you know, like you're smiling the whole time. You know,

like I remember seeing it in the movies, you know, like at the theater and surrounded by people who were all laughing. And once you've had that experience, like you can always return to it in your imagination. It's just a wonderful movie, perfect movie. Getting to ends.

Yeah. Did you happen to see truth seekers on an Amazon Prime? I did, yeah. I love that show. I hate that it was renewed. The Edgar Wright one. Oh, yeah. Hey, Nicole, if you didn't like that, if you didn't like that, your new Zeus thing with

Jeff Goldblum got canceled. Oh, chaos. Did it get canceled? Yeah, you know what's happening? Here's what's happening. Let me tell you about the side effect of this problem. Sorry, Randy, we're going to derail this for just one second. When they do this, and it's not just Netflix, whoever, but Netflix is a big,

example, it's always very big and in your face when it happens, when they cancel something prematurely. When they do this, what they're actually doing is a mistake, because they are training audiences to wait until an entire thing is done before they even check it out. Otherwise, they're like, well, I'm not going to get invested if there's never going to be anything else. And I do this. I do it now. Like, this is one I wanted to watch. You talked about. I got excited about it. And then I thought, I'm going to give it a little time, though, just make sure we're good. And bam, they're canceling it. The reason I started watching it, from finally is because brian recommended from but also from's in its third season i'm like

all right there's some meat on that bone i can keep going they're training people to wait 14 seasons of blue bloods well yeah we're keeping up with the Kardashians or yeah yeah like i'm just i know it sucks sucks anyway randy sorry back back to you uh sean of the dead he's dead no he's not dead but he's he's he is of the dead is it part of the trilogy is is that this is the movie part of the trilogy. Right. So I'm going to carry on and watch Hot Fuzz and End of the world. End of the world.

I haven't seen End of the World. I should probably do that. Oh my God. Yes, you should. Yeah. So, but this movie like, it's standalone. It's so good. It's perfectly cast. Every person in this is just perfect. Like, and there's even like references to other things that Simon Pegg has done in the casting, you know?

And like you don't, you don't need that. you've seen it before and you're like, I need to look for something. There's all kinds of Easter eggs and interesting little sites in this movie. And it starts with that. And I was just like amazed to revisit it. And this movie starts with you, if you've seen it,

you know what's going on, but obviously the main character doesn't. And he's just drifting through his world, having his usual life. And what's going on in the background is so entertaining. You know, because there's a freaking virus. infecting people, and the world is getting zombified all around him.

And, you know, like, if you've never seen it before, you'll, you know, he hasn't either. It's just an awesome feeling. Yeah, it's a great movie. I think Hot Fuzz is a great movie. Let me ask you this. When I think of Sean, I think of Halloween. When I think of Hot Fuzz, I think of Thanksgiving for some reason. That, the whole November vibe for me in that town and everything.

I don't know why. And then is the other, is the third one a good Christmas time thing? or is that all break down? Okay. Yeah, I'm not, I wouldn't go so far. I just watch all three in the autumn. It's just, they feel like autumn movies to me. And like I say, I got to replace that other longer series that I used to feel very autumnal to me.

And like, this is a good place to start. All right. Well, not a bad recommendation. Are they all streaming currently or just that? I didn't look yet. Oh, that's a good thing to check out if they, you know, then you can just cram them all if you're in the mood, everybody. Sean of the Dead has some people in it that you might have forgotten. Peter Seraphinovitz is the snarky friend boyfriend.

And Bill Nye is the, you know, stepdad. Oh, yeah. Oh, it's just, they're just so great. I love him so much. And he went on, he was in the second one, or he was in hot fuzz. I shouldn't say the second one, but he's in the, he's in hot fuzz. I don't know. It is called the Coronado trilogy.

It is a, even though there's not a continuous story between all of them, but um yeah it's the yeah did do all the actors carry forward like is is uh um is he is he is also in the third no okay no and in particular the women from sean of the dead aren't in the other movies um but they're you know really really good you should watch uh i think i think people give uh the end of the world a little shit and they shouldn't it's really good tvs travis says all are on peacock world's end oh good world's end the world's end it's the name of the tavern at world's end the world's end yeah not end of the world i thought it was at world's end no no no that's uh that's pirates of the caribbean

oh yeah that's a shitty movie forget that thing on the dead on stranger time oh man what a combo poor things all right well that's great yeah sorry go ahead um i'm just trying to remember uh martin freeman martin freeman is in uh the world's end uh really really Oh, good. He was also, he was great in hot fuzz. Yeah. It's interesting how they carried some actors. Yeah, it's kind of like the Christopher guest stuff where they pull in, you know,

like there's a, there's a, the, the, the, the close circle and then the further circle. And it's like, oh, yeah, she's in this one, but not in this other one. And oh, this, she's in every single one that he does, et cetera. Yeah. Well, now you got me in the mood. Sounds like a good follow replacement. A thing about the, that I just want to note about these movies. and especially Sean of the Dead is the music because the whole point of the film is to creep you out.

It's a zombie movie. And so when music is used in this movie, it's very particular, the setting, the placement, and the exact music, the lyrics that you're hearing. And I just really loved how they use it. It's loud music. It's very entertaining. So listen for that. All right. Nicole, we swing it to you.

Let's get animated here. What do you think? finally to you. I sneezed and I muted myself. Oh, very nice. Well done. Good job on that. So I just want to say I really, I'm really getting a little disheartened. I feel like I should not recommend any new show on recommendals from here on out. If I want to see the show survive. Because they keep, yeah, you're the curse. I'm sure. I feel like I am a curse to these amazing shows. I am just so upset that chaos. was canceled. I'm upset that Dead Boys Detectives was canceled. Yeah. I'm just upset.

Yep. Sometimes quality doesn't always mean quantity, I suppose. So today, I'm recommending a show that has already been canceled. Good, excellent. But it does have. No hopes up on this one. But it does have four seasons.

Oh, that's a good run. I don't know how I, I mean, I do know how I missed it, but because I don't watch Cartoon Network often, but I love a lot of Cartoon Network shows. Specifically, Matoba in the chat read my mind and said potatoes and molasses. Because it is potatoes and molasses time. It is the annual viewing of Over the Garden Wall. It's the 10-year anniversary this year. So if you still have not seen over the garden wall and you have Hulu, give it a watch.

I bought it because I don't ever want to lose it. We watch it every year. It is wonderful. But I started looking for shows similar to Over the Garden Wall and it led me to this show. It is not streaming. It's not streaming anywhere, but it is worth the $12 to own the first season. Okay. I wish it was streaming.

Strong recommendation. Yeah, no kidding. Here's your clip. All right, 1-1. Time me. Ready. Sick. Hmm.

Uh-huh. Oh, there you go. Look at me. I'm a musical genius. Uh-huh. So many dogs. Can you help me find my normal eyes? Sorry, no time.

I have so many questions about the normal eyes, Doc. All right. What do you got? Are you guys familiar with this? Do you know what it is? Never heard. But I saw the clip in here, I never even saw it or heard about it before. So this is called Infinity Train.

Like I said, it was on Cartoon Network. I started kind of digging into the history of it because it used to be on Max. and of course they booted it off but it is four seasons and it started in 2016 I believe yeah oh no it premiered in 2019

and so each season is called a book and you heard tulip and one one now I will tell you if you've ever watched Snowpiercer you will draw a connection between the two

Because this girl, this 12-year-old girl, gets abducted, I guess, by the infinity train, which is hundreds and hundreds of cars. And each car is like its own weird little puzzle environment. So she thinks she, because she leaves her house because her parents are divorced and she wants to go to. to coding camp because she's building a game but then like something happens and the parents can't take her and so she sets off to go to coding camp on her own and and she comes upon the infinity train which she doesn't know at the time and it it takes her and she has this weird number on her hand and she meets one one who you heard in the clip she's the that's the first character she meets and it's a little like robot um and

And so she's, in that first season, she's learning about the infinity train. And I, even I watched the first episode last night. And it was like, I want to watch more. And I, I'm so excited to tell her that one of the trains has corgis. And she absolutely loves corgi. Oh, who doesn't like that? Corgi cafe kind of thing. Yeah.

Love it. She's going to lose their mind. It's, I love it. And I'll buy all four seasons, even though I can't stream them. Look at this cast. You got Ashley Johnson as the main character, Tulip Olson. Everyone loves her. But then you got these big names like Lena Hetty, Kate Mulgrew, Ernie Hudson, Ben Mendelssohn.

Good Lord. That's a good voice actor. Great cast. Yeah. That's great. So it says on Wikipedia, the series is set on a gigantic, mysterious, and seeming the endless train traveling through the barren landscape whose cars contain a variety of bizarre and fantastical and possible environments.

And the passengers have to go from car to car to complete challenges and help them resolve their psychological trauma and emotional issues. So the reason why they say it was canceled is because they thought it was getting too dark and unappealing to children. Well, it's widely revered. I'm looking at some of these scores. My gosh, people loved this show. Can't believe I haven't heard of it before.

same same so thank you over the garden wall yeah leading me to infinity train yep total of like you said total of how many seasons sorry there's four seasons and i think they're 10 episodes each so there's a total of 40 episodes and i think there's some mini episodes too there you go um but awesome that is definitely one i'm i just said it to carter too she loves this crap oh she would love that I'm surprised she hasn't turned it too. She does the yearly garden wall stuff like you do every year, like without fail, her and her friends all get together and watch it. It's really something.

Mark finally watched it with us and he's like, well, this is creeping me out. Yeah, it's crazy. I mean, and it's short by design. Like that thing didn't last terribly long, but it was meant to be as long as it was. And it's a great. They're supposed to be doing some like stop motion claymation in honor of its 10th anniversary. Oh, I haven't heard. coming out, I think, November 3rd.

So they're, yeah. So Claire brought up Owl House. I tried to give Owl House a watch. I didn't really get into that. Yeah. Some people really revere that one, too. I've not seen it. Yeah, yeah.

But I love an infinity thing. Not streaming anywhere unless you buy it, but it's worth it. Amazon has it for $12.99 for all seasons. And, uh, yeah. And, uh, you should do it. You should go get it. All right. Here's mine. This is a documentary. I watched it on HBO Max, or just, I guess, Max, I still say the HBO part. This is an actual HBO documentary, though. And it is by Alex Gibney, who is known for amazing documentarian work. We'll talk about more of his stuff in a minute. But I'll play it. And you might get an idea what this is. But some fans are going to be super stoked about this. So anyway, here you go. I was born in Mount Vernon, New York, right near the Bronx.

And we moved to Jersey when I was four. My mother's family was from Jersey. We moved to my aunt's house in Boonton, Revolutionary War Town. You can still see where the furnaces were. They made musketball. It's a river that goes through. And that's actually the town we used for when the character of Vito went to New Hampshire. And I loved that town.

It was so mysterious. All right. I only give you a little taste because there's too much of this that I want to save for true fans of the Sopranos. What this is is a movie called or a two-part docu-saries called wise guy, David Chase and the Sopranos. So really, it's about, it's about two things. It is about the Supranos and about the evolution of the show and the actors and all of that of the stuff, but it is mostly about David Chase, the creator of the show and his

story, where he came from, what he did, what he did just before this, what he's done since, but mostly where his head was at really pivotal points during the Sopranos run. In particular, the final episode, you do get an amazing discussion around the final episode with them in the, you know the one with the journey song. I don't want to give anything away. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Um, but if you're a heart, like that is what a 20 year old spoiler, you're still protecting. Yeah, this is one I'll protect because I love it so much. Um, yeah. I'm a massive fan. I've seen the Sopranos now, I think five total times, uh, in, in completion. Um, biggest cop out of an ending. Oh, I disagree. Hard disagree.

Uh, and you'll see, you'll get to hear David Chase's perspective on that in a way that will help you deal yeah yeah just try to excuse the cop out yeah you still may feel like that at the end of it um it doesn't really solve it but it is fun to get his perspective but anyway it is uh it started airing on the september 7th both parts are up there it's a two-parter like i mentioned uh Alex Gibney doing this one and uh he is known for Enron the smartest guys in the room a fantastic documentary from 05 that's one to really put him on the map lately the last for years he's been everybody's watching the leaving leaving Scientology going going clear yeah that one's amazing 2015 for that one really good documentary

and I don't know that he's ever done anything bad they're all good they're all just amazing painkillers are good I always think I always think of his documentaries as important would you say that there's anything really important here yes this is obviously a different focus right most of his stuff are very social issues based uh or or you know uncovering some dark secret like with going clear and stuff like that uh certainly the n-rown moments about you know showing corporate greed and wall street problems and all that stuff this is this is a a essay on creativity and and on the art that is in sopranos because the sopranos it's easy to just look at it it's violent it's all these mobsters new jersey this and that like you can

kind of you can kind of throw it away but it's more than that for a whole lot of people myself included and he gets into that like the artistic minutia that makes up this show and why it's why it's so singular um and no one's really come close to it since and why it'll all it'll stand forever is one of the great mob tales of all time and uh getting his perspective on it learning about how some of these people were cast crazy stuff some of the people that that went in to be tony were good choices, but it was so painfully obvious that once James Gandalfini went in there and did his gig, they all went, oh, well, duh, this is our guy. Like, it was just like, no question.

Tell me Danny IAO and Mike Starr were both considered for the role of, they were not. They were not, but there were a lot of people from other mob-based things. Of course, Michael Imperiole, who became Christopher, he actually went and read first for a whole different character, and I forgot which one. but they ended up picking him for Chris Carmella his original name was not even Chris they were going to call him like Bernie or some other name oh gosh

so there's like a lot of like insidery like weird little things he didn't know about the hiring of Stephen Van Zant to play Silvio crazy cool story and why he chose a musician of all things to be that character he'd never acted before he was almost Tony Soprano

like this close wow jeez yeah and the D Mr. East Street himself, huh? Yeah, what's Drea de Mateo's in this documentary? She talks a bunch. She gets Lorraine Brocko. She's a freaking hoot at her age.

I don't know what's going on there, but she made me laugh out loud in this documentary. Bruce Springsteen's in this documentary for a hot minute. E. Falco. Here's the thing, though, my only complaint, it's very good. If you're a Sopranos fan, must see TV, all right? 100%. Have to watch this. My only complaint is that it's Michael Imperioli,

Edie Falco archive footage of James Franco or sorry James Gandalfini from James Franco he's not anywhere into this uh Stephen Van Zant but for the most part it's not it's not everybody like the guy that played big P isn't in this they don't have um nicely I did yeah they you know you don't you don't see um what's it what's his eyeballs I hear Mark uh sorry what who's I can't use name all of a sudden what's wrong with me he shot me in the face. Oh, Bushemi. You see the scene, some important scenes with him, like these big actors, Joey Pants and that, but none of these people are in the documentary. It's enough for what they're trying to do. And it is some very principal people. But you never hear from the actors that play

the kids. You never hear from almost anybody else. That's really a handful. If I would have done anything different here, it would have been more people's perspectives on what it was like on set and all that kind of stuff. But it's a small nitpick. I think it's fantastic. And if you like, the Sopranos at all there's just you have to see this it's that good and if you don't like the Sopranos skip it who cares

what's wrong with you if you don't like the Sprol I don't know people who don't like mob stuff and it's and I've forgotten there's some stuff about David Chase like he cut his teeth in early TV things like the Rockford files and early stuff and then he eventually for like 34 episodes

or a huge chunk of it he was Northern Exposure head head head of that show show ran that show which is nuts to me because it's nothing like the Sopranos. And he had this idea in his head for all these years. He's still not sure if it was good. Like he's one of these artists. He's not sure how it all went.

I'm like, dude, you're a legend. Are you kidding me? You change TV. Certainly changed cable drama forever. Like you 100% did. That show started in 99. They filmed it in 98. There was nothing like this on TV then.

No, no, for sure. And they get into that. You know what? I've only seen it just the one time. It's initial airing. And I'm due for another. nostalgia binge. I'm wrapping up the new

Hulu-Rama Futurama stuff, which is really fun and rings of power just ended and so maybe it's time for me to break out a little nostalgia watch of sopranos. I like this idea. I hope you enjoy it. And then watch this documentary.

Yeah, you really should. It's interesting. I like the order. If you're going to do the show, do that, then watch the doc. And then watch the doc. Yeah. Especially you're out there if you have never seen it. Definitely do that order. But I like that as a rewatch too it's good uh really excellent stuff very personal very uh lots of swears and i don't just mean clips from the show i mean like david chase he'll drop he'll he's a cuss bag and it's great and he's old and i love old david chase he's fantastic uh all right available

now on max and uh i can't recommend it enough i've been dying to talk about this i really liked it very cool awesome wise guy wise guy colon why is guy yeah wise guy colon uh where did it go i lost it david chase and the soprano thank you very much um we also had sean of the dead infinity train and casabadita me amor that's right all up on quicktms dot l i if you were wondering where to find it that's where you find it okay all right each one of those will link you right to where you can watch it yeah go ahead randy thinking about naming things lately like Alex gibney is really good at naming documentaries you know like the Elizabeth Holmes documentary is called The Inventor. Like, that's good. I love that.

That's one I haven't seen. I need to see that. I'm just like frustrated that the NHL team formerly known as the Coyotes can't come up with a name. How hard is it to name yourself? Shouldn't be that hard, should it? Yeah, pick a name. Call yourself to Muscrats.

I don't know, pick a name. I like it. I like it a lot. Well, all right then. Nicole, anything going on in the Wood Whispering world? You'd like to tell the phone talks about. We have a new thing with our guild, which is called Guild Plus. Oh, like Disney Plus. Yeah, Paramount Plus, Disney Plus.

But for years, people have been asking us, a lot of people just want to watch the courses, and they don't necessarily want to build. So we've rolled out a way to watch them, and that's through Guild Plus. And we're doing a whole bunch of cool stuff with live demos and interviews and stuff. So if you're even remotely interested in woodworking, you should check it out at the Woodwardwardgild.com. Very, very nice. Oh, my gosh. I just found out that Alex Gibney is making a documentary called Musk.

And I don't think it's about, I don't think it's about, I don't think it's about men's, men's perfume. Not about Cologne? Yeah. Anyway, Randy, with this weekend film sack, we're doing another roundtable. Do you want to tell folks what we're talking about? What are we doing? We're just, we're talking about movies. I've forgotten.

I have too. What do we do? Hold on movies. No, not War movies. I already did that one. This is about Sactober movies specifically. It's about the intersection of scary, good, and Octobery, a Halloween. And things you should watch or things that we all try to see every year,

and is that even a thing people should do for Halloween? Like, we had a lot of great discussion on there. So check that out. While Brian's out of town, we definitely got you covered. That's FilmSack.com. You both have a great day. All right. It's required. Require. Whoa. That was a weird sound.

Beep. All right. That is it for that. Thank you both very much. We are winding things down here on the podcast. That means that, oh, a reminder. So two things. One, no show tomorrow. However, when Brian gets back in town, and that means not this Friday, but the following Friday is our return to a full hour episode of Friday content. We're going to call it TMS Friday. That's just the new name. It's not PM. Oh, good. TMS Friday. Still the morning. you know yeah yeah no need to dig that out but we're going to we're doing some new stuff though some things that make it different than way it used to be uh so uh for those who maybe aren't in the

full no here the way it works is this will be fully for patrons only it will be live streamed via discord and then you have to be a patron to get in that room um it'll work like couch party that way uh it'll go up after both in video and audio form for the patrons only that's the only people who get this okay yeah Which means sign up today. Throw us a dollar. We don't care. Just get in.

Yeah, exactly. Just get in here and listen to this because it's going to be a lot of fun. And there you go. Yeah, that's it. TMSF. TMSF. There was another question somebody had. Yeah, not on YouTube, Claire.

That would be public. I guess I could do a private link, but we don't need to. We can post them straight to Patreon, so it's not a big deal. I can't remember what, there was something else about it. Somebody had a question about it and I wanted to clarify it. Shit. Hmm. Uh, you know, sometimes writing stuff down is a good idea, you know?

Oddly enough. Yeah. Can't remember what that is. Oh, look at that. UPS just walking up to the front step with a box that I believe are some stickers. Ooh. Perfect. Well, not perfect time.

Let's say good timing despite lack of communication. How about that? Yes, exactly. I feel really bad about that because they have been amazing. But after you and I talked yesterday, I realized we haven't had any issues, so we've never had to talk to them. Yeah. Man, you never had any, like, ooh, these stickers need to be here by this date. Can you do that?

And that was my first question to them. I'm placing the order, but in the notes, I'm like, can you guys let me know if you won't be able to make this date? And then nothing. And then I call, hey, leaving you a message, got this order. If you're not going to be able to make this date, I need to go with some other place, can you let me know? And no, no.

And nothing. See, that's weird. I don't like that. They got it here. And that is the, that was the thing I was calling about, but just, don't make me worry. Yeah, I don't like me worry. Exactly. Where's the worry tax? They should pay you back. Anyway. Exactly.

That is it for today's show. If I think of what that other clarification is, I'll think of it. But we'll be back Monday with brand new stuff. And of course, don't forget, Brian, we'll be doing Coverville tomorrow at 9 a.m. All right. So get your-Halen and the Dixie, the quote-unquote, Dixie, quote, chicks. Chicks. Dixie slash, chicks. Chimps. Or as my little babies used to say, Dipsy Chips. So get in there. So get in there. I miss those days. all right that is it for us thank you all for listening frogpans dot com slash tms for all your needs uh that includes uh song requests all that kind of stuff which we're about to have one so brian

what do we got today yeah you know i'm always impressed with the people who write in and who are able to use that form over there at frogpans dot com slash tms to submit a request um you know they could be on the far side of the world they could be um they could have no fingers and they still get a request to us in this case they could just be two years old uh phoebe wrote in and said hi guys. I just turned two. And as you know, that's a big step in a kid's life where we want to start being like all the other cool kids we see.

So for my birthday, which was the 4th of October, I would love to hear Echo Smith's cover of cool kids. Thanks, Phoebe. Wow, I'm impressed with her ability to do this. That's great, dude. I don't have her saying, here, I'll play a little clip for her for her because she's young.

I'm a boogie pop. Except this one's for her, and not for. me. So I wish I had her saying it, but I don't. But anyway. Now, you know, she's only two, so I'll forgive her the fact that that she called it a cover by

Echo Smith. Echo Smith is the original artist. Oh, shit. That might be a problem of her older relatives. They may have... Oh, really? Yeah. That may have been them not knowing that. I think oh, really? Okay. Well, I think they just, it was just the way that they worded it, right? I think they wanted a cover of

cool kids by Okosmith, but they wrote I would love to hear Echo Smith's cover of Cool Kids. So it's just, you know, CB isn't quite getting there with putting the words in the right order. Get her one of those magnetic poetry sets. Sure. She'll figure all that out. Sure.

But this cover is by a favorite here on DMS. First 2.11, these guys are always, always good. And they don't disappoint with this one either. From their volume for cover series from 2019, here is First 211 and their cover of Cool Kids. She says I'm walking in a straight line, that's not really her style. And they all got the same heartbeat. But hers is falling behind.

Nothing in this world could ever bring. them down yeah they're invincible and she's just in the background and she says I would say I could be like the cool kids because all the cool kids they see nothing in

I wish that I could be like the cool kids like the cool kids He says in Taco with a big smile, but they haven't got a clue. Yeah, they're living the good life. Can't see what he's going through. They're driving fast cars, but they don't know where they're going. in the fast lane Living life without knowing

And he says I wish that I could be like the cool kids Because all the cool kids They seem to fit in I wish that I could be like the cool kids Like the cool kids I wish that I could be like the cool kids Because all the cool kids

We seem to get it I wish that I could be Like the cool kiss Like the cool kiss Like the cookies And they said, I wish that I could be like the cool kids, because all the cool kids, they seem to fit in. I wish that I could be like the cool kids, like the cool kids.

I wish that I could be like the cool kids. Because all the cool kids They seem to fit in I wish that I could be like the cool kids Like the cool kids I wish that I could be like the cool kids Because all the cool kids They sing to get in

I wish that I could be like the cool kids Like the cool kids This show is part of the Frog Pants Network. Pocket Burger