The Morning Stream - TMS 2854: Spermy voices

Episode Date: July 15, 2025

I don't like unsolicited peeeee!! Leave the Dicks on the Cutting Room Floor. Going full Gollum. Butt Cream. Millions of Spermies, Spermies for me. Too High for Penn and Teller. With Pees and Love. Thi...s Show was Mostly Scripted. More of a Burnt Umber. Fossey Gorillas, Goodall Chimps. Suddenly appearing pish. Vegas Scam. CashApp - 9 out of 10 Twinks agree. Perturated. The James Bond Zone with TV's Travis and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 The wind blows, the sun shines, and the bird crows. Those are all hard truths. Another hard truth is TMS needs your help to exist. Help us at patreon.com slash TMS today. Coming up on the morning stream, I don't like unsolicited pee. Leave the dicks on the cutting room floor. Going full gollum. Buck cream.
Starting point is 00:00:23 Millions of spermies. Spirmies for me. Too high for pen and teller. With peas and love. This show is most. Mostly scripted. More of a burnt umber. Fossi Gorillas, good all champs.
Starting point is 00:00:34 Suddenly appearing Pish. Vegas scam. Cash app. 9 out of 10 twinks agree. Perturated. The James Bond Zone with TV's Travis and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Here's a handy little model that comes with a hole in the top. For all those people who have pet girands.
Starting point is 00:00:50 You have 24 hours to live, pig. The morning Looks like we missed the party Hello everyone and welcome to TMS. It's the morning stream for Tuesday, July 15th, 2025. Got a couple of fives today. Actually, we have a, let's see. We have a 1-5-25.
Starting point is 00:01:23 It'd be cool if it was always. one yeah it'd be great if it was may 15 yeah yeah there you go because then you have 51525 yeah yeah yep we don't get to have that not today not today that day is gone we've already had that day and i don't remember was it good i probably not it's probably not well no you know what may was all right i had okay may yeah june was weird july's been crazy i don't know man whatever july just feels like such a relief to me i feel like i've so much more time because i'm not trying to work in at an hour two hour bike ride every day oh yeah It's, you know, so much, it fuels the heat.
Starting point is 00:01:57 Oh, yeah, it's been, it's been 90 degrees every day. Yesterday, St. George was 108. Phoenix was, Phoenix was only 103. Explain that. You can't explain that. Can't explain that. Well, you, the sun. I guess you can explain that, yeah.
Starting point is 00:02:14 But, yeah, I'm hoping, I'm hoping things cool off while we're in Washington, D.C. We've pretty much got our itinerary, like, penciled in of all the things that we're going to do out there. Yeah. It's the first time, right? First visit out there for you? No, you did paper stuff out there, right? No, I never actually, never went to the post.
Starting point is 00:02:31 Amazingly enough. We had them as a client, but somebody else did the training there. But I did have to go to the Baltimore Sun. And when we went out there for that, I drove through Washington, D.C. I never got out of the car. And it was like, hey, there's the Capitol building. Hey, there's the Washington Monument. Let's go do some duckpin bowling in Baltimore.
Starting point is 00:02:52 So this will be my first time actually getting out of the car. Tina's never set foot in the town at all. So this will be a completely first time for her. That's cool. I've never been either. Kim and Nick went once just on a road trip, but I've never been. Wow.
Starting point is 00:03:06 That's a long road trip. It was. Well, they did a bunch of other stuff and they came up through there as a whole thing. But this is years and years ago when he was still, I think he wasn't. No, he was in high school by then. But it was, he loved it. He loved the Smithsonian. He really got into that part of it.
Starting point is 00:03:22 We're doing a bunch of that stuff. We talked to Senator Bennett, Colorado Senator, reached out to him, and he hooked us up with tickets to the Capitol building for a tour. Very nice. We get to storm the Capitol. You don't even have to, yeah, I was going to say, you don't have to storm it so much as just walk up in there. Exactly. I'm not going to pee on anybody's desk.
Starting point is 00:03:43 That's the, well, I would if I could, though. You're still taking your, like, shaman gear, though, right? Of course, yeah, my pelt and my flag and, uh, yeah. uh my my face paint all of it all of it's coming with me oh and the confederate flag i sent you don't forget put that on a pole yeah that's how you do it as a cape actually oh i put it on a pole actually no no no i like cape cape is good yeah but then somehow ironically you wear pants that are covered in the american flag which makes no sense since you know one of them got beat in a war and the other one didn't i don't know it's pretty wild but you're going to do great they give
Starting point is 00:04:17 jobs to people like you now so yeah they exactly yes yeah good luck to you out there Hey, I don't know, we've talked to this before, but you know how we've talked about how Tanner and some people have this synesthesia. I forgot that. Sinesthesia. Sinisthesia and chromesthesia. That's right. The sin one is where people can see colors in sound. So if it's music, if it's voices, whatever, they produce colors in their head. They have a very visual response to certain voices, certain sounds or all sounds and voices. They just have a different color reaction to it. And sometimes they're not just, it's not like. It's not like. It's not like. It's not. It's not like. like a blank flat you know pantone number it's not like it's blue or whatever oh yeah you're clearly a 521 uncoated and more of a burnt umber if you know what i mean right um but he sent me this is really great i'm excited to show these because oh good he sent me visual examples of the colors that my voice produces for him and what your voice produces for him nice nice so let's start with brian uh this is what he says oh wow your voice is visually to him when he sees it.
Starting point is 00:05:25 It's these oranges, kind of red, orange, some yellow, wavy lines, little popping explosions in the back. But color-wise, this is your general zone here. Yeah, I'm fine with that. Yeah, I think it's pretty good. Yeah, I'll put that one on you, and then this one I'll put on me. This is apparently what I sound like. It looks like I sound like the Legion expansion for World of Warcraft,
Starting point is 00:05:50 which may or may not be the case. You sound like Purple's Every 70s D.C. costume. Exactly. Mine feels like a black light Would really help
Starting point is 00:06:01 the vibe of this hippie room we're in here. But yeah, that's, you know, it's kind of cool. And you know,
Starting point is 00:06:09 and then I see it, and I hear you talk and I hear myself in my own ears, I can kind of see these colors a little bit. Totally. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:15 Yeah. It's weird. It's weird. A little more animated and you're like more mellow and yeah yeah i think so like even like the patterns i don't know what the patterns mean um it does look a little spermy in both our cases like there's a little bit of uh getting to the egg going on there little spermy little spermy but uh the the kind of just general vibe of
Starting point is 00:06:40 this like i like it that's cool i wouldn't mind seeing colors when i hear people i wonder if there's anybody it's like horrible voice and you just see yeah i'd be curious like uh like a big shit i mean i'd hate to know what what visuals he sees when he hears the orange squat goblin talking, right? I hope it's not orange
Starting point is 00:06:56 because yours are orange and I would rather you keep the orange. Amber is the color of my energy, Scott. Yeah, look at this, dude. Look at this. It's like a desert.
Starting point is 00:07:03 Oh, it's nice. It's nice. Errid and hot. Yeah, it's very cool. I think he should take, he should, okay, Tanner, when you hear this,
Starting point is 00:07:10 he should take all the guests we have on every week, Tom and Travis and everybody else. Travis, Amy. Yeah. Do everybody. Do everybody's. I want to see.
Starting point is 00:07:18 Schliker's got a very very dark blue purpley voice for me like yeah i think he would be around that range um they would all have little spermies in them though lots of sperm of course lots of spermies everybody gets spermies yeah it's you know if we're anything as a human race we're reproducing that's what we do uh thank you for that set and philly sent us a quick one this is a text and he says this per bobby segment yesterday he says uh it's harder the cheese the less lactose he says the harder the cheese, the less lactose. So like your Parmesan's and
Starting point is 00:07:53 your Romano's have less lactose, which makes sense, right? Because it would make them the more lactose, the more soft. I think so, yeah. Your powders and your cream cheeses and stuff like that. Yeah, I assume that's what he's saying. I'd never heard the phrase, though, at the heart
Starting point is 00:08:09 of the cheese. Newf Chetel. Oh, look at you with the cheese knowledge. New Chetel, I think, is just the fancy word for cream cheese if I'm... Oh, is it? If I know my... I've never known anything but cream So I don't know But cream
Starting point is 00:08:23 But cream Ask for it by name He also goes on to say Also Pennsylvania has a big Renaissance Fair too I also Or see I used to love going to it It's quite big as well
Starting point is 00:08:33 It's out by Lebanon Pennsylvania Near the Seltzer Meat Coulter meat Callback he says So yeah The Yeah the When I was looking at the list
Starting point is 00:08:42 Of Renaissance fairs Because I was curious As to where Colorado ranks We have the 10th largest 10th largest in attendance, but like the second or third largest in acreage of the actual event space. But attendance were at the 200,000, and there's some out there that have like 3, 350, 400,000 attendees. But Pennsylvania was one of those that was way up there that is huge. I guess there's a huge one in somebody from Arizona sent us something.
Starting point is 00:09:14 Yes, the Arizona one. And it's a couple hours away from where Tanner and Alex live. He's like, yeah, we'd go, but it's a long way to get there. And that's, I think that would have been, I think, Arizona's was number one or number two. Texas, I think, was number one. Arizona was number two. Oh, yeah. Here it is.
Starting point is 00:09:31 50-acre Renaissance-themed amusement park made up of live entertainment on 16 stages. Geez. Arts, crafts, fair, jousting tournaments and more. Yeah. And they do it hopefully, yeah, they do it in February to April. They do it in the cooler times of, quote-unquote, cooler times. at the year in uh yeah uh Arizona that'd be about 85 90 something like that yeah right exactly i guess February they get a little lower but still they never get cold uh thank you Seth for that
Starting point is 00:09:59 you can keep sending us those we'd love to hear from you also got a text voicemail about a Vegas scam or my the Vegas scam as per pertuated as perpetuated on me okay peruated this is perfect for today's mashup by the way so anything we screw up today They'll be ironic later. Anyway, here it is. Let's see what it has to say. Hey, this is a message for Scotty Too Hottie in regards to the salesperson
Starting point is 00:10:24 that pestered you in Vegas. These types of scams are extremely prevalent in all of the hotels, especially the more expensive ones. They often sell beauty products you've never heard of at extremely high prices, but they're actually just generic and even watered down cheap products.
Starting point is 00:10:41 They avoid people who are young and pretty and will target those who are older, and may have insecurities. They'll break you down and try to convince you they have that miracle product that will cost you thousands. And once you're in their store, they make it very difficult to leave. Often blocking your exits and gilting you into staying so they can fix you. Many of them are sadly foreigners on a work visa and can only stay in the country if they hit their quota and often live in group housing.
Starting point is 00:11:12 Hotels know it's a scam, but the people pulling the strings pay the money. high rent and so they get to stay all right so first of all this is borderline sally struthers telling us about the starving kids in Ethiopia like the the AI voice that he chose I keep waiting for uh uh Sarah McLaughlin's in the arms of the angels to start playing yeah that was uh that was definitely a choice um some of them don't get to leave the country unless they hit their quota it's pretty dark stuff yeah however um
Starting point is 00:11:45 this was the lady that was going ma'am ma'am yes and now that I have a little yeah it's just to me it's like the time I went to um what do you call in Mexico Tijuana I went to Tijuana and it was that that's all that is there mm-hmm it is yeah that's the what he just described that's what you do in Tijuana and I I really hated it then yes but I was also like all right well when in Tijuana it's either this or a donkey show I think we'll do this you know right so I just don't think Good, good choice between the two. I'm not, I'll be honest, Brian. I'm not actually even sure what that is. I think I kind of know. Isn't it just somebody doing nasty things with a donkey or horse? A donkey and a lady. Yeah, lady and a donkey.
Starting point is 00:12:28 Okay. And then do people... Don't even ask about a dog and pony show. Do people, like, gather around and like watch this in little crowds and stuff? Yeah. Yeah. So it's like a spectator. This is, you know, I'm going on the assumption, too, just based on the signage outside.
Starting point is 00:12:43 my former boss at the software company because we went to the San Diego Union Tribune to do like a week's worth of training and he said hey let's go down to Tijuana I'm like oh yeah sure cool so you know this is one of those times it's like looking back we had a really nice rental car
Starting point is 00:13:03 we even had I think our computer equipment in there because we came right from the right from the newspaper might have been before we checked into the hotel or after we checked out or something and you know just parked it easily could have had that car stolen all of our stuff stolen whatever and then walked through had some incredible Mexican food like went to you know a nice little rooftop patio place and had Mexican food and drinks and stuff like that I'd be terrified to eat there I just would be so paranoid yeah again this was in the 90s
Starting point is 00:13:38 I would I would be terrified these days everything that we'd I'd be terrified. I'd be like, yeah, I don't see any reason to go to Tijuana now. No, I wouldn't go now. In 93, 94, I felt like we were, it was a kind of felt like a little bit of a safer time. Well, I'm mostly thinking about like what, like street food worms. Oh, where's it coming for? Yeah, right.
Starting point is 00:14:00 I just don't trust food, street food of any kind. I don't like it here. I don't like it. Unless it's like a really, it was an actual restaurant. We weren't eating out of, sure. Off of somebody's spread out tarp on the ground. Sure. That's good.
Starting point is 00:14:11 Don't be doing that. I would like that's why I can't go to I don't want to ever go to India because I can't I won't be able to eat the whole time I'm there I know there are places obviously they cater to some you know some level of tourism but right videos just see it people just sloping stuff on the streets covered in flies like here you go putting a pita and and be thankful for it freaking out of food trucks are fine those are basically I even have American food trucks all the time but I don't think I would eat out of a Tijuana food truck no I wouldn't trust it I'm sure the the standards are much more
Starting point is 00:14:42 Lex for food safety and stuff like that and cleanliness practices and things like that. Did you get caught? Did you get busted or busted? Did you get roped into buying anything stupid? Because I did. No, you know, I really didn't. I don't think I'm trying to think of what I might have brought back. I've definitely been roped into buying stupid things on trips. Tina and I honeymooned in at a resort in Prada Vallada and well we did a cruise and then had a stop in Puerto Vallada, a full day stop
Starting point is 00:15:13 at a beach or something and I think I bought some I don't know maybe silver jewelry for Tina that is like you know looking back is like what on earth like somebody walking down the beach carrying silver jewelry what the hell
Starting point is 00:15:29 there's zero chance that that's anything valuable or anything good just fake silver I guess Yeah, I bought a big, big heavy chess set, marble chess set. Oh, yeah, that's great until you have to carry it back. Yeah, which I literally, when we drove it back, we had it in the hotel. But then I was like, I was like, I'm not flying this home. This thing weighs more than my baggage.
Starting point is 00:15:50 It's exactly. I would actually have to split this up between my bags just to keep them under the weight limit. Yeah. But I did talk the dude down to about 16 bucks from like 30. Because you can haggle with everybody. There's all haggle time. I did get a deal, but it was a waste of 16 bucks. Never brought it home.
Starting point is 00:16:07 I did play chess. I played chess on a one time with Kim and then. In the hotel room. Yeah. I got talked into it. This guy was... Yeah, there's silver-tongued, like silver-tonged doubles. One of these trips, so we went with crazy neighbors to Vegas.
Starting point is 00:16:22 Me and Tina and David and Kerry. And I'm trying to remember what the trip reason for the trip was. But... The road trip or airplanes or what did you do? We flew out there. um okay yeah we flew and i'm just trying to remember because i've done a lot of road trips with them but not not with tina i think the four of us flew and um one of the first things you know dave and i go and we play crap somewhere and we send them to go shopping and they they uh mrs crazy neighbor
Starting point is 00:16:53 buys something from the vinevira one of these ma'am ma'am ma'am ma'am you know and she bought something from the vinevara i think tina did as well the two of them bought it and immediately like, you know, they were sold on this, well, you have to buy, you buy this serum and then you buy this lotion and you need to use the two together. And then we put you on this recurring subscription. So give us your address and we'll, you know, you'll, you'll buy the serum every month and you can use the same lotion, but we'll replenish your serum every month for, for this, you know, X amount. Sure. And almost immediately after they'd come back to the craps table, they had buyer's regret, buyer's remorse. Um, and we had,
Starting point is 00:17:34 had dinner to go to, oh yeah, we were seeing Penn and Teller and going to the Gordon Ramsey's Steakhouse. That was one of the things on this trip. Mrs. Crazy Neighbor got so high that she slept during Penn and Teller but only woke up when it was time to applaud. So she was seriously like
Starting point is 00:17:50 this. She had her head down and then the crowd would applaud and she would go and then her head would go back down. Oh, that's great. Mr. Crazy Amper was so ticked off at her because, you know, like the money he spent on tickets and the Grunerams a Steakhouse beforehand and she was too high to enjoy any of it.
Starting point is 00:18:12 That's not a cheap night at all, man. It is not, no. So the next day we're like, well, there's a Vinevira in this other hotel that's near where we're going. We'll just take it back. Yeah. And we go and it's like, oh, no, this Vinevira is only open on Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Starting point is 00:18:27 It's Tuesdays. You need to go to this other one. So we, one almost full day of our vacation. And not the evening, but like from breakfast until it was time to start figuring out what we're doing for dinner, was spent going up and down the strip to various hotels looking for a vinevira that had the authority. Only one of them has the authority to take it back and give you a refund. Really? Yes. Yes.
Starting point is 00:18:54 All of those stores, oh, I'm sorry, no, this is just a franchisee. We can't do refunds. Even though you bought it here, you need to go to the specific location where the manager is. yeah that's some harsh shit right there is what that is wasted an entire day of course you know me and crazy neighbor had drinks everywhere we went but uh yeah it was like a just a drinking tour to you guys but it was a drinking tour for the two of us but uh it was you know now it's like we we uh it's like the exorcist whenever tina and i walk by someplace that's got a vine vera uh stand we yeah right you can feel the heat it's like a big old uh kryptonite stick
Starting point is 00:19:32 being named yeah exactly yeah wow well i will never go into one of those places i just refuse yeah don't do it don't do it can't do it uh okay quick note kevin and noelle her name was noel her and kevin uh k t data were at the movie the other day and they brought me
Starting point is 00:19:50 a couple things one is a device i'm reviewing uh for about two weeks until i give it back to him uh the other is a big bag of these like treats and stuff and one of them are these cracklin salted cracklins that I don't know if they were from what I don't know if these are like native to somewhere I don't know what the deal is with these things but I never had them before oh my gosh I thought I would dip in there and go oh he's all right these have a nice flavor I'll eat three or four of these hey everybody come get these I tasted one or two of
Starting point is 00:20:20 those I went full gallum on those dude nice they're so good they're gone they're gone I ate them all it's embarrassing how quickly I ate them I probably did myself no favors on my diet plan. I don't know what's a, what cracklins are beef, I think, in this case, or these were beef-based cracklins or something. Like, they look like what the, the, it's like a fried snack, right, that like, try to think like you get those, not pork rinds, but things kind of like a denser version of pork rinds. Yes, that's a perfect way of saying it. The density is what makes a cracklin, I think. And there are lots of.
Starting point is 00:21:02 different kinds, and they all look a little different from each other. I'm trying to find, like, a picture. Yeah, there's not one that's like... He gave us some, um, uh, these, these tube in TMS Vegas, he gave us each Ziplac bags with three, I think, in each one of these tubes of, of Japanese snacks. They were like corn, they were almost like a, a big fat Cheeto. Oh. Those things were freaking awesome.
Starting point is 00:21:30 Oh, my gosh. That sounds great. everything he's ever brought me has been good so don't stop first of all second of all I want more bags of that I gotta find where those are one of those swimming pool tubes but it was a big long Cheeto or something
Starting point is 00:21:42 yeah they were really good I like and find these pork ones so I'm having trouble finding it but they were oh those are good okay KT Day says those are the cheap snacks that apologize for raising their price after 100 years we covered that story right it was the one where you know they felt bad because they raised the price
Starting point is 00:21:57 five cents or something that's right those things man I need to go to the H-Mart, the Asian market over here and get more of those. Those are so freaking good. That's a good point. I could just get these at H-Mart. Yeah. I got to get more because they hooked me on those. I ate them all in the car. It was embarrassing. And I'd already pounded down a bunch of popcorn and we had, you know, sandwiches before the movie and they just kept eating. They were so good. Anyway, shout out to them. They're great. My chat with Ethan and I had yesterday went up. Yep. You want to hear about a kid in his cool book he wrote? Here it is right. right here, Cessuahanick is the name of the book. His full name is Robert Ethan White, but he goes by Ethan.
Starting point is 00:22:37 You won't believe his kid's only 18 when you hear him talk. He is an old soul. That's cool. Always has been. I saw the video up in my recommended feed or my subscription feed because I subscribe, obviously. So I need to watch that after the show today. Yeah, definitely check it out. I put it up on audio forum on all the, well, TMS feed, Monday Show feed,
Starting point is 00:22:59 and then all associated Patreon's also got it. YouTube has it. So, easy to find, easy to get. I highly recommend it. I think it was really a fun chat in a conversation. I'm really proud of that kid, and I think he's going places. There's going to be a day where I'm going to be like, Ethan, throw some of those millions my way.
Starting point is 00:23:18 Remember when? Remember your beginnings, humble beginnings. Anyway, it was really fun. So go check that out. And thanks for all the nice comments since then. He's a great kid and deserves it. All right. We are going to do some news.
Starting point is 00:23:32 to prepare for the coming of the great TV's Travis a little bit later. Great. So to make that happen, we do this. Brian, it's time for the news, and it's brought to us by. Brought to you by Daily Music Headlines. Today you can find out about the new album from Survivor Winner Poverty Shallow, or the new song. It's really not. I mean, it's really a little crap recording that she made, but she does have a new book that's got the same name as her song.
Starting point is 00:24:00 More importantly, you'll find out about the music stolen out of Beyonce's choreographer's car. Oh, shit. A whole bunch of music and show plans, set lists, all that stuff. Who keeps all this stuff in their car and just leaves it? I guess I just told a story about how my boss and I did in Tijuana. And then you'll also find out about a New York City musician who used death metal vocals to scare off a stalker. Oh, my. Yes.
Starting point is 00:24:28 And it worked. I think it would work. Sure. I found out all that stuff, plus a bunch of real news there at daimusikheadlines.com. I saw the best deterrent for being attacked the other day. It was a video of two guys squaring off in a fight. And apparently it was real, but I think set up as a bit of a prank, but the fight, the actual argument was real. And it started to become like, it looks like they were going to go to fists there.
Starting point is 00:24:51 And the way the one guy got the other guy to leave was he just stripped everything off. And all he was left with was one of those, like the Borat thong, looking to. thing yeah oh yeah the one the long ones yeah and that guy the other guy just freaking ran as hard I'm sure that would do it for me too like okay you know what you win um you want to know how to defuse a situation show up in your thong that'll get you get them any time success uh we've got more food to talk about chef's food decoration at a chinese preschool poisoned 233 children oh no they ate those cracklins yeah they didn't have More than 200 children being treated in hospitals for lead poisoning in Northwest China after school chefs used an inedible plant or paint, sorry.
Starting point is 00:25:36 Paint. Yeah. I don't know as a plant to decorate their food. Eight people have been arrested after tests showed that food samples from the kindergarten of Shenzhou City in the Gonsu province had lead levels that were 2,000 times over the national safety limit. They painted the food with lead paint. Jeez, Louise. They're painting the foods. They're painting the dogs.
Starting point is 00:25:57 hide your kids, hide your wife, too late. Yeah, too late, everybody. In total, 233 of these kids from this kindergarten had high levels of lead in their blood after eating steamed red date cake and sausage corn bun. Yes, it was a really steamed blue date cake, but they painted it red. There you go. Paint it red. The school principal asked the kitchen staff to buy the paint online, according to a police statement.
Starting point is 00:26:19 But after the children fell ill, officers had to search for the supplies which had been hidden. The paint was clearly marked as an edible. they used it anyway. Boy, they really screwed up here. They have footage from their closed caption television cameras in the kitchen, which showed staff adding paint pigment to the food. You dipshits.
Starting point is 00:26:37 No kidding. Apparently it really was like to make it more red, the red date cake more red, I guess. Yeah, I don't think is, you know what? I'm just going to say, I don't think it was worth it in the end. I think you made a mistake. Yeah, I think so. Yes, I feel like it's a pretty safe, safe thing to say
Starting point is 00:26:53 that I think you screwed up. Yeah, I'm going to make. the obvious statement that you guys screwed up there's probably going to be some jail time for some of you and i wouldn't want to go to a chinese jail because everything we're told here sounds terrible we're kids i hope you're able to barf it out and poop it out okay yeah oh 10 days 10 days of treatment and medication for the kids damn so with that much lead exposure i wonder if that's a lifelong potential issue that's a lot dude that is a lot lead gosh dang it i mean i know they're They're famous, well, famous, but famously Chinese toys painted and lead that we used to get, or buy over here.
Starting point is 00:27:30 We had to, I guess that all ended, though. I don't know, I don't know. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, we, no more lead paint, imported, imported products. It's probably good. Yes. It's a probably a good thing.
Starting point is 00:27:41 I have a bunch of Marvel characters that are made out of lead from. Ooh, you should lick one on the air. Just lick it. Yeah. I will not do that. But, yeah. I mean, lead, if they're lead. lead it's only when it if it's in a solid form it's okay though right like if you have lead
Starting point is 00:27:59 figurines i don't think that's a big deal or is it i don't know how that no because i don't think it's the paint i mean if i broke off one of the fingers yeah because they bend you know if you if you try you can make them bend like um it's a pliable metal pliable metal but um uh if if yeah i think if i broke off one of the fingers and ate it yeah it'd be bad but the paint on it i'm sure i'm sure they're not using lead paint on the lead figures yeah probably i assume not I hope not. Yeah. I hope you don't have a little lead nightmare in your basement there that you didn't know about.
Starting point is 00:28:27 That's hope not. But fortunately, I'll have little kids tasting Magneto's fingertips. Oh, I forgot to tell you. And I meant to tell you this. I wanted to know. I've tasted switch carts before. I know how gross they are. But I wanted to see what an actual little kid thought because they're the ones we're trying to help with this.
Starting point is 00:28:42 Oh, yeah. So I let Ramona, who's the youngest, who's definitely putting stuff in her mouth all the time. She's that age, taste one. and then the sour face on that kid. She will now never trust you for anything. Here, taste this. Taste this. What do you think?
Starting point is 00:29:00 Yeah, I'm going to, I'm probably ought to film it because it was really funny. Her parents laughed, so I'm okay. I'm safe. By the way, Nick's still doing some minis. He's starting on this little guy, this little. Oh, very cool. Yeah. I think it's just base painted right now.
Starting point is 00:29:14 Yeah. But he's going to go nuts with it. I wish I had. He needs to get you involved in doing that stuff. I would love to do more of that sort of thing. I'm not much of a, I get, you know what it's like tattoos a little bit for me? This is a weird thing to say, but I, I just get nervous with a commitment.
Starting point is 00:29:33 Well, it's like a, it's so final. Like whatever, if I was painting that thing, it'd be like, all right, you're going to paint that and that's it. And when you're done, you're, I know I can paint over it or whatever. Yeah, exactly. That is the thing to always remember. It's like you, you know, the, you paint it. If you mess something up, if you mess a little thing up, you just paint over that little thing. If you mess the whole thing up, you feel like, just take some primer and reprim it.
Starting point is 00:29:57 It's such a thin layer of paint to cover it, to make it opaque again that, or to cover up any mistakes, that there's nothing, in doing minis, it's, it's, nothing's permanent. It's an irrational fear. I think it's based mostly on my hatred of watercolor way, way, way, way back in the day. So when I was young and they would have us do watercolor, I felt like I was playing with the laws of chaos. and it was like gloop and it would go blah which is the point it's supposed to be kind of wild and weird and hard to unruly i never could i couldn't ken with it as they say what i hate with watercolor is if you're working with too thin a um a cold press board or like a you know the um the can not canvas but the paper you're painting on that thick paper stuff yeah it way it warps right and then the watercolor collects in the recesses of that warping it's like well this isn't at all what i wanted And that's why I hate, I hate, I hate watercolor. Yeah. I don't, I don't like it.
Starting point is 00:30:55 No, I don't like it. No, sir, I don't. And the people who are good with it, I think you're a, you're masters. I bow to you. I see Alex Ross and I think no one is as cool as you are, dude. You somehow make comic books out of watercolor. Out of water color. What the F is that, man?
Starting point is 00:31:12 I mean, he could do, he'd probably do any medium he wants, but he's a genius. But for me, it's like, hey, do you want to ruin everything? Here's a brush. Go ahead and ruin everything. Have fun. Let's do this story. Medical, and we're still in the medical business here. Medical Clinic pleads for a stop to unsolicited urine samples.
Starting point is 00:31:34 Quit sending us with peace and love. Quit sending us these. We'll throw it in the bin. If you send any urine samples to get signed, they're going in the bin. In the bin, with peace and love. They'll go in the bin. Medical Clinic in Scotland is asking local residents to stop. bringing in, quote, inappropriate or unsolicited urine samples.
Starting point is 00:31:54 Yarr, he's a pirate now. The saltoon surgery in Frazierboro, brough. Frazier brough. Frazier brough in Aberdeenshire said on Saturday social media that doctors and medical staff at the clinic had been inundated with a high volume of unsolicited urine. I have a sign of my door that says don't bring your solicited. So unsolicited urine. Often in non-medical household containers, instead of sterile sample containers.
Starting point is 00:32:27 So like somebody's bringing in their... Tupperware and Ziplock bag. Make sure you burp it before you turn it into the doctor there. Please be advised that we are no longer able to accept urine samples unless they have been specifically requested by the practice. As the post, the change is necessary due to the high volume of inappropriate or unsolicited samples being submitted, which affects our ability to... Provide timely care to all patients, unquote.
Starting point is 00:32:52 Who? Yeah. I mean, what, what, um, what, um, what are you looking for when you drop off a container of urine at the facility? Like, do you, do you put on the note, could you test this for gonorrhea? Yeah. Like, I don't know what, that's the thing they don't even get into here. Why are you all going, are you getting paid for these? Or do you think you're getting paid for these or something or, I don't know. Yeah, it doesn't, uh, it really never gets into it. It's, yeah, because normally, I assume you would, if you need, if this clinic was doing tests, you know, urinary tests, these doctors are working on, I don't know what, they could solicit them and say, hey, we're looking for donations of a broad range or whatever, come at such and such time, we will, you'll pee in a cup and send you on your way with 10 shillings or whatever the hell they pay up there. And then that makes sense to me, but me just showing up down here at the freaking IHC quick, quick heel, or. whatever it's called.
Starting point is 00:33:49 Yeah, the urgent care. I don't show up there and go, Hey, you guys, in this sippy cup, I got a lot of my pee. Exactly. Unless you, like, it hurt when this came out. Can you examine it?
Starting point is 00:34:02 It seemed a little thick. I don't know what's going on. There's floaties in there. What's going on? There's actually squirming things in this. Is that bad? Yeah, I think what you do is you go to your doctor first. You tell him about these symptoms,
Starting point is 00:34:14 and then he may ask for a sample. He may solicit a sample. Exactly. And he will give you a specially sanitized receptacle to put said urine into. Said urine. Hopefully it isn't red urine. That's not good. Oh, geez.
Starting point is 00:34:30 Yeah, no, that's bad. They say, one doctor speaks anonymously about this, he said, to the Times of London. Do you ever go to that paper? No, never did anything outside of U.S. and Canada. Gotcha. Did the Toronto Star was the only, the only foray out of the United States, unfortunately for me. They're under the thumb of the queen, so that's close. They are exactly.
Starting point is 00:34:51 One doctor said, and honestly to this paper, such multiple, or that multiple clinics have put up signs asking patients not to bring in this urine. So it's not just their clinic. It's like all over the place. Yeah, it's apparently all over the place. It's a rash of unsolicited pee. Yeah. I don't like unsolicited pee.
Starting point is 00:35:09 There's your free title. I take it. Who's got it? Who wants it? Who wants it? They probably already did. Actually, J. Funktastic actually did it about five minutes again, it looks like that exact phrase even well he's uh he's quick he's not one to mess with
Starting point is 00:35:23 colad zushi says i'm picturing brian's voice visualization and is a black bag oh yeah look at that a little oops that's mine not yours hold on uh there's brian's this is my voice sounds like a little bag of pee there nothing wrong with that hopefully more like the uh the light color of the wavy lines and less like that bright red splotch on the right side yeah that's when you want to take in a sample that's take it in unsolicited i'm afraid Yikes. Anyway, watch out for that, London, or UK, I guess. There's a little bit of red in my pee.
Starting point is 00:35:54 How much? This much? Yeah, this much, and then go, shake it in front of them. Exactly. Whoops, not sealed. Yellow and blue didn't make green. I love it. Another seemingly strange issue with chimps now.
Starting point is 00:36:09 Uh-huh. You know, they're chimpanzees, little apes there. Sure, sure, yeah. They're sticking grass and sticks in their butts. And it's seemingly, for no other reason, but a fashion trend, according to experts. Oh, good. Get ready, MetGala 2026. Yeah, I wouldn't. It'd be great if, like, Timothy Shalamey showing up on the red carpet with looks like grass and sticks coming out of his butt. When you saw Superman, did you see a commercial with Timothy Shalame that was about, what was it even about?
Starting point is 00:36:39 Oh, it's the cash app commercial that he's in? No, no. All right. I have, I have beef with this. No, but they don't show commercials at Draft House. Oh, that's right. You guys are lucky that way. Yeah, we get, we get really weird shit that's got Superman in it for 30 minutes before the show and then previews. I do like that. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:36:58 That would be way more my vibe. Do they ever do animation festivals at that, there? Like any kind of... They do. I haven't been to one. Oh, I'd love to go to that. I'm not going to say anything on, because Tina might listen today, so I'm not going to say anything that might be... Oh, future secret.
Starting point is 00:37:14 future mystery dates, but, yeah. Can't be spilling that popcorn in the lobby. Nope. Nope. Anyway, what was my point? Oh, this commercial, so it's this cash app commercial, but you didn't know that at first. It looks like it's a trailer because Timothy Shalame shows up in this weird store full of Far East vegetables and strange, one-of-a-kind vegetables, like seeds were put in lava rock and then they produced these weird hide. This whole thing, and I'm like, what is it? this movie going to be about and he keeps glancing at this other younger Asian kid who
Starting point is 00:37:48 keeps glancing at him and you think shit's about to go down and it's just getting weird and it goes forever before they ever talk about anything and then they finally get to a point where the guy says you need to tell him how he pays for these vegetables and the guy says it's all trade you know you give me a goat I give you a bunch of these I give you eggs you take the you know it's all trade and he says what no way in this modern world and in the end it's all about having the cash app or not it annoyed me to no end because it's not really what it didn't play like a commercial it played like a movie it felt like a trailer at the end didn't say cash app used by twinks everywhere that should have little skinny rat boys that's what it should say that's right rat boyfriends
Starting point is 00:38:27 oh man anyway anyone else see that i guess we all saw it at the meetup but the anybody else see that commercial tell me i'm crazy because it just rubbed me so wrong and i like chalemay i like i don't like being fooled i want my trailers to look like trailers and my commercials to look like Yeah, I want to know what I'm in for. Damn it. That was a really well-produced commercial. And also annoying. Let's move on to this story.
Starting point is 00:38:50 Yeah. Chimps, putting stuff in their butt. Chimps. So, yeah, yeah, still sticking stuff up their butt stuff. Yeah, chumps and butt stuff. A group of chimpanzees in Zambia have resurrected an old-fashioned trend while surprising, with a surprising new twist. I feel like Bill Hader needs to do this segment.
Starting point is 00:39:08 15 years after a female chimpanzee named Julie first stuck a butt. blade of grass in her ear and started a hot new craze among her cohort at the Chim Funchi Wildlife Orphanage Chim Funchi? Chim Funchi. Okay, I know that's a real thing but it sounds like they're trying to say it's fun
Starting point is 00:39:25 for chimps, you know? Yeah, I guess. Yeah. Where is this? The article came from Canada. Canada. But Zambia is where the, I wonder if this is in Zambia or if this is a different place. I don't know. I can't
Starting point is 00:39:41 tell but chimp fun she sounds like i'm getting my leg pulled but whatever an entirely new group of chimps at the refuge just started doing the same thing uh we were really shocked to see this happen again says jake brooker a psychologist and great apes researcher at the durham university in england uh see we were even more shocked that they were doing their own spin on this by inserting the grass and sticks in a very different orifice bing bong their buttholes butholes chimpsi uh the chimsy says have been putting blades of grass and sticks into their ears and anuses and simply letting them dangle there for no apparent reason.
Starting point is 00:40:17 The study published, well, whatever. Chimps have always struck me. It's just a little perverted. Yeah, I mean, you know, that video still is one of the most hilarious ones of the chimps scratching his butt and smelling it and then just passing out out of the tree. They're just weird. They drink their own peevee sometimes.
Starting point is 00:40:33 They fling their poo at people. I mean, it's, you know. They crank it in the corner while kids watch. How can we, how can we be surprised by anything that they do? Yeah. Is there anything a chimp could do that we would not be surprised by? Right. No, the answer is no. And they also mall people and, like, have the strength of ten men.
Starting point is 00:40:49 They're horrible. Chimps, they're terrible. And they're really territorial. Sorry, Jane Goodall. No, who is it? Jane Goodall? Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:40:56 Yeah. Or Sigourney Weaver playing. Well, that was the other one. It was the guerrillas in the mist was the other one. That Jane... This is where I get those two confused. Yeah, she played a different lady, right? Or was she playing Goodall?
Starting point is 00:41:10 That's the... Apes in the Mist or Gorillas in the Mist is the movie and that was, um, is that Diane Fosse. Oh, that's it. Yes. But Jane Goodall is a apex word. Jane Goodall is the Chimps. Diane Fossy is the Gorillazes. Right.
Starting point is 00:41:25 That's it. That's how you separate him. Guerrillas Chimps. That's it. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I remember thinking that movie was pretty good.
Starting point is 00:41:33 Guerrillas in the Mist. Yeah. I remember thinking it was pretty solid. You know, I just saw it back in the day and never saw, since maybe it needs a maybe it needs a revisit could film sack that even yeah it's a pretty straight drama but it could be fun to do uh all right well there you have it uh so this this deal is they don't know why it's happening they publish the study in the journal behavior there's a journal called behavior i need to re-up my subscription to behavior see how that just behavior not even behavior
Starting point is 00:42:04 weekly it's just behavior yeah let's see they learn from us some say oh i don't know uh the research They suspect that they learn this behavior from people, the ear part anyway. So I think this is just the chimps going, oh, let's put it in this other place. Exactly. I don't know. You know, I think there's a big leap to say it's a hot new fashion trend among chimpanzees. I know, dude. That feels a little TikTokian to me.
Starting point is 00:42:29 Like, it's a little much, but. That's like my beef with, what's his name? The Twitter co-founder, Jack Dorsey has been releasing a bunch of apps one after another recently. They all sound like shit to me, but whatever. Like one's a private app that only works on Bluetooth. You can't even use it on the internet. Yeah. It's fine.
Starting point is 00:42:48 But he calls this process of creating these quick little apps. He calls it vibe coding. Now, I know it's also being used by a lot of other people. I am not poo-pooing on prototyping or quick, agile. Just use of that phrase. That phrase is my beef. Yes. Vibe coding.
Starting point is 00:43:05 What am I in the mood for now? You know, I got a vibe. What's the vibe right now? Do we need an app that lets me wipe my ass with my pinky ass wipe.com? I hate it. I hate that term so bad it makes me want to cringe all afternoon. And I might. I might just do it.
Starting point is 00:43:23 All right. So thanks to Spencer for this one. I sent this in. This is actually a little late, but on the 4th of July, we had, you know, the big 4th of July business. A whole Independence Day. Or as they call it in Utah, the first fireworks day. The first fireworks show of the month. Yeah, the 24th, the prequel to the 24th, really, is what they should call it.
Starting point is 00:43:44 Right. Although, I have to say, shout out to all my neighbors. Normally, they just do it every night from the 4th to the 24th. I just hear it. Yeah. I haven't heard it in days. Have they been well behaved? They have.
Starting point is 00:43:55 Not since the 5th. On the 5th I did, the day after, which is also annoying. But not since then. And I think that's to their, someone's credit. I don't know who's. Maybe they crack down on it. I don't actually know what happened. Anyway, the Mariners game, they have a 4th of July.
Starting point is 00:44:10 game. A salmon fell out of the sky. Okay. At the Mariners game. Just one salmon. This isn't like a Magnolia situation where the salmon eggs were evaporated up into the clouds and came back down as rain
Starting point is 00:44:26 after the... No. Or even that... I know it was Toads in Magnolia, but similar kind of thing. There was a fish one in... Yeah, Fargo Season 1. That's right. Yes. Similar thing. And it was based on it was that season's weird You know how every season has a weirdness that they don't ever explain?
Starting point is 00:44:43 Almost like a supernatural thing, but... Yeah, it was maybe aliens in season two. Season three was... Oh, shit, I don't remember. I might have to do a re-I... I haven't re-watched any seasons of Fargo. I think I'm going to re-watch the one with Mary... Not Mary Stuart Master, Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
Starting point is 00:45:04 Three then. Yeah, three with Ewan McGregor, right? Three's so good, dude. Everything's good. None of it's bad. And the turds float. And the turds float. And he pukes after everything he eats. He's so weird in that. David Theulus. What a weird
Starting point is 00:45:19 role for that guy. All right. Fargo Season 3, rewatch after I finish my do it. My current recommendal. Do it. Oh, man, I say do it a lot since we watch that stupid movie. Do it. Do it. I kind of hate that it keeps coming up. It is the worst thing to come from that stupid Starsky and Hutch. Yeah, kind of annoys me. Anyway, so this fish.
Starting point is 00:45:38 You're falling right into what Ben Stiller wanted to do with that line. I felt the trap was right there. Yeah, you walked right into it. We saw the trap. Yes. He's like, oh, I want to make this a catchphrase. Can I make this a catchphrase if I do it a lot? If I do it a lot.
Starting point is 00:45:54 And here we are 15 years later helping him. Not we? Yes, true. I'm the only one doing it. It ain't we, Scott. Although I hear Dunaway do it a lot. I'm going to give him some blame. He does it a lot.
Starting point is 00:46:03 He did the latest film's act. He does it all the time now. Anyway, so where did it come from this fish? Well, according to Mariner's broadcaster, Rick Rizzers, Rick Rizz, Z, Riz, S, two Zs and an S in that last name. Yeah, Rick Rizz. Holy crap, his Riz is on fleek. He really be the same name with just one Z. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:46:26 And no Z-S at the end. You don't need either of those two final letters. No, no. There's probably some heritage there. I don't understand, but it's wrong. Sure. It's bad. It says he was on the Seattle Sports Radio call with Angie Mentnick, Mentick, Mentic, no, Mentink. Mentink. These names.
Starting point is 00:46:47 And then this one I can get, Gary Hill Jr. was also on that call. Well done. It fell out of the grasp of a falcon that was being pursued by an eagle. Oh, wow. So Philly and Atlanta were playing as well. Yep. And T-Mobile Park received it because they had good reception at the, team mobile park see anyway it was a great
Starting point is 00:47:08 place to go fishing if you are a bird of prey so this sort of thing happens around there anyway so this is great a salmon almost landed on this poor guy's head says in the interview
Starting point is 00:47:16 and then seagulls came in and went after the eagle so you had you had the hot not hawk what was it it was a falcon falcon Pursued by an eagle
Starting point is 00:47:27 pursued by a it's like it's like turducken what would this be called Siegel Siegel Sealken. See, Al.
Starting point is 00:47:37 You got to get, yeah, eagles in there, but it's hard. Eagles in there, but it fits right into the seagull, so you don't want to, yeah. Yeah, that's hard. Anyway, they... Seagulkin. A few minutes later, the suddenly appearing Pish showed up on some social media, Pish. Suddenly appearing Pish. Suddenly appearing Pish.
Starting point is 00:47:55 See, I think there's a video or a photo or something. Oh, really? Yeah, let's see here. On this video, okay, is this is it? This might be it. Oh, shit. We have to go to X to do this? I don't like going here.
Starting point is 00:48:05 All right, here we go. Okay, well, it's after you got the fish. I want to see the fish fall. Yeah, there's so many shots in the ballpark. Oh, there it is. I don't know why it's somebody filming a film thing. Give me the original. Right, it's the person filming the TV, which is even better.
Starting point is 00:48:27 Like, we're going to hold it up to the camera to the TV. Come on, people. Yeah, this is. is unrelated here but this happened once at a mariner's game god just uh the eagle is that is that's not randy johnson the big unit no you know who okay so there's a the game the what do you call them games borderlands games the owner of the company that makes those gearbox his name is randy pitchford he should have been a pitcher think about that if you're in the you're in the mb you're a first uh first run pitcher and your name is randy pitchford randy pitchford perfect holy shit the
Starting point is 00:49:02 The Packers had a kicker for a while, like a field gold kicker whose name was Longwell. Shut up, really? It's like the perfect name, yeah. That's great. That's actually great. All right, we're going to take a break. When we come back from this break, we are going to talk to Travis and see how our little score does. Because he gives us trivia.
Starting point is 00:49:22 We answer the questions. He does. We play that game. That's right. We come away a winner or a loser. We'll find out today how that all goes after this song Brian brought. What do you got? I brought a tune for us.
Starting point is 00:49:33 Now, this is cool. So, you know, Sunday I listen to all the music and figure out the songs I'm going to be playing for the whole week. Usually, like, you know, fill out the whole week on Sundays. And I discovered this album via Clarion Call Media. Thank you, Clarian Call. Caroline at Clarion Call Media for sending you this one. That's great. It's a nice little tongue twister.
Starting point is 00:49:58 Sure. this is a band called the Bourne Ruffians. We're just playing Born Ruffians. They have a brand new album that's called Beauty's Pride out now on Yep Rock Records. Once I heard the song that you're about to hear I said, I need to listen to this
Starting point is 00:50:12 whole album. And yesterday when I was Ubering at the end of the day, decided Uber for a couple hours at the end of the day, I listened to this album on repeat over and over in the car. Nobody commented on it, but I sure got a great vibe from it. This feels like like, you know, your great
Starting point is 00:50:29 modern 80s, modern band that uses 80s elements, 80s synthesizers. It's so freaking good. Trust me, folks. You'll hear this song, and, you know, those of you listening live, you're not going to hear it, but those of you who hear this as a podcast, tell me if your head doesn't start bopping to this intro.
Starting point is 00:50:46 It will. Oh my gosh. I'm so excited. The song is called Athena from the new album, Beauty's Pride. Here are Born Ruffians. I'm going to be able to be. There's trap gonna get you
Starting point is 00:51:30 That's not future friendly Reach out for the carrots It sticks Now I'm running a circle's over my head Tripping all over the words I said But it's a new moon now Orroto's a tide And it's much too much for me
Starting point is 00:51:55 I want to be taking peace Take a peace Yeah I feel Oh taking feet Full stop Didn't get it
Starting point is 00:52:31 Locked out Not a member Get stuck On the outside In your jeans Now you're running inside Because trying to get in Dripping out of who
Starting point is 00:52:47 Who it might have been And it's much Too much, too much Too much, too much, too much, too much, too much, too much, too much, too much for me Oh, oh, please, oh, take it ease, yeah, oh, take it me, Easy Oh
Starting point is 00:53:28 Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Starting point is 00:53:55 Take a Ease. The new super chromatic horn. Listen. You should not to do that unless you know how. And we're back. Tell me who that was again. from Toronto, those are the born
Starting point is 00:54:27 Ruffians with their brand new album. It's called Beauty's Pride. That is one of the first singles. It's called Athena, and it's a bop, as the kids say. Fantastic. I love it and want more. I haven't heard it yet, but I will. I know, yeah. We have on the line with us, a good old pal.
Starting point is 00:54:44 We're going to start it with this. This is Travis, and you'll do well to listen carefully to what he has to say. You will indeed. TB's Travis joins us as he does each and every month to test us trivially. trivili testes that's me that's right that's you man how you doing how you feeling i'm good i'm good uh i went and saw superman last week loved it yeah um so i just want to get that out there and um definitely if you're a fan of just comic books in general go see that yeah yeah it's real good man doesn't matter doesn't matter yeah i'm excited because as a bit of it i mean when i was
Starting point is 00:55:19 reading comics it was mostly a dc guy just really resonated with me for some reason in the comics and to know that the DCU is getting some serious plans and care and ideas and stuff that are just going to take it, just take it into a new place. I'm really stoked. I hope it's a new dawn for them. And, you know, corn sweat with a terrible ass name can be my Superman anytime. Well, anyway, it's good to have you here, man. We're going to get to the trivia that Travis brings.
Starting point is 00:55:49 And I don't feel prepared, but I'm going to go for it anyway. I know. Yeah. I have not studied. I didn't do any studying. Oh, that's okay. Neither did I. Oh, good.
Starting point is 00:55:57 Fantastic. Well, lay it on us. What have we got this month? Yeah, so just to level set, Scott, you are up five to one on Brian right now. So, Brian, you've got some. I have some catching up to you. At least it will be a shutout now, things to June. It also sounds insane when you say it.
Starting point is 00:56:13 Like, I can't believe it's five to one. I know. I know. Because the last year, last time we were tracking this a year ago or whatever, I was getting murdered. So I don't know what's going on. We still ended the season with. with only like a one or two game difference. Like it was getting,
Starting point is 00:56:26 there was the potential for being a tie in, uh, in December. I felt like I was getting clobbered. I don't know why I feel that way. No, it ended up last year ended up six five. So I think I just have it in my head that when it's trivia, it's like I'm going to be on the back foot. It's just way it feels. You're doing.
Starting point is 00:56:42 You're doing great. So all right. We'll see what happens today. Stop it. Whatever this bullshit is, quit it. All right. Well, let's give it a shot. Let's see where we're at.
Starting point is 00:56:51 What'd you bring? Yeah. So, as always, there is a theme. I'll be curious. You'll probably figure this one out, but we'll see. We'll see how it goes. We're going to start with an actor. All right.
Starting point is 00:57:00 And titles of this of movies, this actor has been in. Brian, you get to start our bidding. Okay. I will start with three. Three. Three. I will attempt. Hmm.
Starting point is 00:57:15 I'll attempt to. All right. And do we determine, we did not determine, or no, I'm sorry, have we, we have talked since the person who wrote in said like if brian goes for one and misses it and scott misses the two brain still gets the three right so there really yeah we'll go with whatever the yes whatever we actually bid so if we bid five four three two one we would get each of those up until somebody gets the answer right all right then i'm going to go for one because there's again there's no reason not to i won't get it based on one and hopefully i won't give anything away but
Starting point is 00:57:53 At least it's worth of a shot. There's no downside. All right. All right. So, Brian, the one title that this actor has been in. Penny Dreadful. Okay. A lot of people were in that.
Starting point is 00:58:07 Aren't there two of those? There was the city of somethings, city of evil or something like that, Penny Dreadful? This is just Penny Dreadful. Just Penny, just original flavor, Penny Dreadful. Yes. Vanilla. And I'm again, I'm not going to say extra things because I don't want to give Scott anything, but I'm going to say that the actor that was the most familiar to me from that show, which is Ava Green. Hubba, hubba.
Starting point is 00:58:42 Good guess, but wrong. That's a good guy. I was going to go there, too. Yeah. You know, I don't never know if you, if when you say, if you split actor or actress or if you would say actor for both. male or female? I tend to say actor for both. Okay.
Starting point is 00:58:57 Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Fair enough. All right. So, Scott, you get one more title. All right.
Starting point is 00:59:02 So this person was in Penny Dreadful. Mm-hmm. And also Hot Fuzz. Oh. Oh. Bill Nye. Not a bad guess, but also incorrect. Damn it!
Starting point is 00:59:21 Who is the... Oh, you guess you can tell us now. No? Well, no, Brian gets his three. This is the scenario. Ah, shit, I'm dead. I'm dead me. I don't know if you are or not, but we'll see.
Starting point is 00:59:32 Hopefully there's something because I don't have it from two. So Penny Dreadful, hot fuzz, and our third title is The Rocketeer. Oh. Timothy Dalton. Oh! That is correct. Damn it. The theme is...
Starting point is 00:59:51 Needed that third one. Might be a James Bond theme, I'm guessing already, but we'll see. So, don't know. Yep, Timothy Dalton, a couple other movies, Flash Gordon. I forget that he's in that. Prince Barron, yeah. Yep, and the Living Daylights, which is an underrated James Bond. I agree, yeah.
Starting point is 01:00:09 At the time, it was the closest to Ian Fleming's description of James Bond that we'd actually gotten from, you know, instead of the wisecracking, martini swilling movie version, And it was like the dark, brooding, blunt object. I felt like we weren't ready as an audience for that. I think so. No, exactly. It would not have done well with Timothy Dalton in the first movies. New.
Starting point is 01:00:32 All right. So, after round one, we got Brian up won nothing. Scott, you're going to start our bidding on round two. This is a movie, and you will bid on how many cast members? How many cast members? I will give you cast members, and you have to guess the title. of the same so one movie
Starting point is 01:00:52 multiple cast members um yes well I'll do like Brian I'll say three three okay this is the downside of this rules we can always do this I know yeah no but it's smart you know it's a smart
Starting point is 01:01:07 because you're kind of giving yourself a backup yeah I'll definitely do two there's no reason for me not to do two well I'll give one a shot okay Scott here's your one member in this movie. Shit.
Starting point is 01:01:22 Desmond Llewellyn. Desmond Llewellyn. Oh, oh. I don't want to give anything away. Well, we're definitely in the James Bond zone. It's only 26 to choose from.
Starting point is 01:01:39 Yeah, I was going to say, he did him a long time. Yeah, I did. I guess he wasn't in all of them, but. Yeah, he did them until he couldn't, basically. Although, it wasn't in the first one. remember that that was weird right that threw me um okay well that's that really does leave it uh i'm gonna go with um i'll go with golden eye why not golden eye's a good guess uh it's wrong but it's a good guess all right damn it brian here's your second cast member that was in this movie
Starting point is 01:02:15 Gert Frobe. I have to get treatment for my Gert Froba. I know. Gert Frobe? Gert Frobe. Yes. Gert Frobe. Froba. Froba.
Starting point is 01:02:29 Gert Froba. Ask your doctor if your Gert Froba lasts for more than four hours. It sounds like health food from whole foods or something. It does. I'm... Okay. Gert. God. Gert Froba
Starting point is 01:02:46 Um I don't know if Probe is Are you looking up GertVro? Oh no, that's not you clicking. That's Travis typing something. Yeah, that's not me. Yep, sorry.
Starting point is 01:02:59 I'm looking to see if Gert Froba is an urban dictionary. Uh, did, okay, is Gert Froba maybe the woman who played Kleb in, um, what was that? That was Rosa Kleb in, which one was that? That was, diamonds are forever.
Starting point is 01:03:27 Also a good guess, but no. All right, give me my third. Scott, you get, you get one more. Sally Ann Howes. I'm guessing that was a bond girl of some sort. well i'll just do the other one uh the one that had the guy from jaws in it um and the weird lady that whacked him in the gut and said i can't remember there was the scene i just couldn't get out of my head the guy from jaws or jaws the guy no the guy from the movie jaws
Starting point is 01:04:00 the one that's the the crazy old guy that gets bitten and a half toward the end what's his name i was forget his name of them not that we i don't want to think about jaws is going to mess me up all right um it worked perfectly perfectly well done um it is one of the either to that I, and I just, I guess I'll say, from Russia with love. Hmm. That's a good guess. Damn it. It's also incorrect.
Starting point is 01:04:25 Shit. What we were looking for was chitty, chitty, bang, bang. Nice play, because that's even another, yeah, I'm not going to say anything, but that is, that's a good connection there. Well done. Yeah. You and you're light-hearted, like, you guys might get today's theme, it might be, not a problem. Then you give us Llewellyn and it turns out it's not a Bond movie. Holy shit.
Starting point is 01:04:54 All right, dastardly. But I do have an idea of the connection based on that. I have, I like the cut of your jib. That's good. No. It's fine. All right. So we are on to round three, our music round.
Starting point is 01:05:05 I have a song for you. Brian, you're going to start our bidding. I've got one second, two seconds. five and six seconds, but they're pushed forward just a little bit to get past the opening bit. And then I do have a bit that has some vocals in it. All right. I'm, you know, I can't not do the one second as an attack and a defensive play. It's not a bad idea. Not a bad idea. I say, go for it. All right. Here's your one second, Brian. Okay, that is your Duran Duran, Duran view to a kill.
Starting point is 01:05:43 Boo! I mean, yes. That is correct. I hit the wrong one. Yeah, that was a... The overproduced... Yeah, that is... That's a great song, but I like that song.
Starting point is 01:05:56 It's a good song. It also, I did not know this until just recently, was the only James Bond theme to hit number one on the Billboard. Oh, really? Only one? Like, even still to this day, because I cut off... sworn like the I think maybe
Starting point is 01:06:10 Skyfall did by now but for a long time it was the only one. Wild. That's crazy. Wow. All right. So 2-0 with one draw
Starting point is 01:06:23 so far. Round four, Scott, you get to start our bidding. This is a character and I'm going to give you like characteristics of this character. Characteristics of a character. Things about them.
Starting point is 01:06:36 This isn't new. I like this. This is almost like the superhero we're going to give you his powers, but this is like characteristics of this character. Shit.
Starting point is 01:06:43 Okay. Well, I'll do the three thing again. I'll do it in three. Okay. I'll do two. I'll do it in one. There you go. All right, Scott.
Starting point is 01:06:57 This character is incredibly strong and durable. Martial arts training. Expert's marks. Marksman. Strong and durable, you say. He's bounty, is apparently what he is. Wow, that could be so many. But he's slow at picking things up somehow.
Starting point is 01:07:23 Strong and durable. It's not the quicker picker up or is what you're telling us. I mean, I guess I can just say the, but I don't know if we're still in theme or not. I'll just, I'll say Jaws, played by... I think it's Richard Kiel. It was a great guess. Yeah, I'd say Richard Kiel. Yeah, that is a good guess because it's correct.
Starting point is 01:07:47 Oh, good job. Good job, yeah. I couldn't think of what else they'd have. They didn't, I mean, odd job just had the hat, right? Based on the theme, I feel like that's exactly what... You know, immense strength. He's ridiculously durable. Like, he survives things you shouldn't.
Starting point is 01:08:00 He's also seven feet, two inches tall. Yeah, he's frequently. Mostly mute. He has one line in the two movies he's in. Moon Raker, yeah. And big metal teeth. One line? Yeah, was metal teeth going to be clue number two?
Starting point is 01:08:14 No, that was going to be number four. What were your... I couldn't, I mean, metal teeth would have been too easy, but seven foot two. Oh, yeah, that would have got it from that for sure. And being mostly mute, like basically doesn't have any lines of dialogue, except for one at the end of Moon Raker. You did not have near enough people lined up to get a signature at that Star Trek. He really did.
Starting point is 01:08:36 It was criminal how few people were waiting to get Richard Killsing. That bummed me out, man. That was sad. I like him. I did say hi. I did, I did too. All right, round five, our final round. Right now we have a two to one.
Starting point is 01:08:52 Brian is in the lead. Brian, you get to start our bidding. This is going to be a movie, and you're going to be given characters in the movie. Okay. Do another three, two, one? I'm going to do two. to force Scott into a one situation, which, uh, um, it's a good strategy here. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:09:16 I mean, I could, I could do one technically and win the game because even if I get it wrong, he doesn't get a, doesn't get a, that's true. But I don't want that. That feels, that feels dirty pools of it. That's like you're in the rules. That's like running out the clock. It kind of is. Yeah, it feels, it feels dirty pool.
Starting point is 01:09:34 So I'm not going to do it. I'll say two. I'll say one. I'll give it a shot. All right. All right. Scott, your one character from this movie.
Starting point is 01:09:44 Alec Trevelyan. Oh, that last name, Trevelyan. Why is that so familiar? Alec Trevelyan. We have no other hints. No time frame. No era. Alec Trevellian.
Starting point is 01:10:05 I think I know that I think it's the movie I'm coming up with yeah I think I've already said it I think it's he gets killed by a satellite um uh golden eye yeah I think it's Sean Bean's character it's Sean Bean's character
Starting point is 01:10:20 it's oh yeah well done well done yeah he was great double O something 004 six six oh I didn't realize they were so close in number I thought it was like a he got his license right he was standing
Starting point is 01:10:35 in line right in front of James Bond. They were giving out licenses. He got there 10 minutes earlier. That's how he did that. It's like, I'm here for the license to kill. Get back in line, buddy. You don't get it. All right. So that ties us then? That ties us up. Oh, shit. I'm scared now. All right. It better not be a music tiebreaker.
Starting point is 01:10:52 I'm pretty sure you figured out the theme by this point. It's Ian Fleming. Yes, Ian Fleming and James Bond. I'm sorry. Stop that truck for a second. He wrote... Chitty Bang Bang was written by Ian Fleming. I had no idea. Yeah. That's awesome. I loved that as a kid. I didn't know he was in there. He wrote that. That's nuts.
Starting point is 01:11:11 Just dragging Llewellyn around with him. I know, exactly. Well, and I love that the movie had Desmond Llewellyn and Gert in it because Gert was Goldfinger. Is he Goldfinger? Yeah, okay. All right, goldfinger. I was wondering. That's a dude. Gert's a dude. Okay. Gert's a dude. All right. So, we need a tiebreaker because we're two, too.
Starting point is 01:11:33 Okay. Now, we're going to take Golden Eye out because it's been said. On a date. We're going to go back and forth naming James Bond films until someone fails. Oh, man. Brian's going to creamy on this. All right. I'm going to start with Brian.
Starting point is 01:11:50 Brian, you need to name a James Bond film. Dr. No. All right. Scott. And it can be something that we've said previously. We just can't say it twice in this list. Just can't say golden eyes. The only one we can't say.
Starting point is 01:12:01 Oh, okay. Golden Eyes out. Okay, goldenize out. So then, can I say diamonds are forever, even though Brian already said it in the other question? Or is that also? That's fine. If that's your answer. Okay, diamonds are forever.
Starting point is 01:12:13 All right, Brian. From Russia with love. Okay. Scott, you got another? Yeah, my brain just went weirdly blank. Skyrim. Skyrim. Sorry.
Starting point is 01:12:25 Skyfall. Come on, come on. Give it. I'm going to allow it. Skyfall is good. I always do that, by the way. Let the sky rim. I do it all the time.
Starting point is 01:12:40 Brian. On her majesty's secret service. That's correct. Majesty's secret cervix. Oh shit. It's a very different movie. A very different film. That's why she lives so long.
Starting point is 01:12:53 I don't know what that means. How about the dumbest one? Oh, wait, I don't want to get that wrong. Hold on. Octopussy Okay Dumber than Moon Raker Oh shit
Starting point is 01:13:08 You're right Actually Moon Raker's way dumber Um Um Uh Uh Oh Does it never say never again
Starting point is 01:13:21 Never say never again Never say never again Shit Is it wrong? I'm not going to accept that one. That is not an official non-Cannon productions James Bond movie. Outside the broccoli canon.
Starting point is 01:13:35 Oh, shit, that's right. Why didn't I say Casino Royale? Why didn't have been two of them? There have been two Casino Real. Well, one was out of Canon as well. Yeah. Live and let die. Freaking, now my brain's like relaxing. Quantum of solace.
Starting point is 01:13:51 Shit. No time to die. Was no time to die. Was no time to die. It was the new one, right? Yeah. Yeah. No time to die. Man with the Golden Gun. I'm going to pull up the chat. They probably have them all. Oh, Thunderball?
Starting point is 01:14:03 Shit. Thunderball. Did someone do Goldfinger? You previously mentioned a view to a kill? Oh, view to a kill, yeah. We could have brought that up again. Damn it. I was waiting to do the other Timothy Dalton ones.
Starting point is 01:14:12 But you know what I should have done is picked all the Daniel Craig ones because I thought that would have been where he would go first. So I could have dread that well first. Yeah. Spy love me. Oh, man. All right. Brian, that was a clear win. You won, Brian.
Starting point is 01:14:28 You took this month. Woo-hoo. Okay, good. I'm rally, clawing my way back is... Five to two, right? Five to two? Yep, five to two. All right. There you have it. Congratulations. We are on the road to either a comeback victory like no one's ever seen. No one's ever seen it like this. Never been like this. Unprecedented.
Starting point is 01:14:46 Or... President of victory. James Bond, he's a drinker. Or somehow I will retain my win through the year. Who knows, guys, you'll have to tune in and find out. In the meantime, there's plenty that happens over in Travellington. This is world that we should probably be informed of, Travis. Where should people go and what should they check out? Well, you should go to TVsTravs.com and check out. I just will be posting the episode tomorrow.
Starting point is 01:15:10 Dr. Nicky on a wait you haven't seen this week. I watched a night's tale for the first time. I had never watched that movie. I've actually never watched it other than falling asleep a lot through it during a trip to Australia. When it was a flight to Australia and it was still at the time where you had the big screen at the front of the cabin and then you could plug in and hear the audio and um i just dozed in and out and barely remember any of it so oh this is the one with the music with the modern music yeah oh yeah i think i i've definitely seen it but i have so few memories of it he'd led a really cool
Starting point is 01:15:44 thing i learned about it was the reason part of the reason that they did the music that way was that the director and writer brian helgeland i think is his name um who did like payback and all that Yeah. He wanted to evoke the feeling of music from back in that time, but do it in a way that a modern audience could connect it. So he used, like, stadium rock, arena rock from the 70s as that kind of thing. I thought that was really cool. I forgot Paul, Paul Bettney and Alan Tudick are in this. Check this out.
Starting point is 01:16:15 Oh, Paul, Paul Bettney. Look at Alan Tudick with red hair. Yeah, right? Yes. One of my favorite actors ever. Oh, yeah. Rufus Sewell. Rufus Sewell.
Starting point is 01:16:26 I watch him do. He's so great. Open gum. He's so good. That show with Felicity, the, the, and it's her role, whatever her, the ambassador? Is that right? Is it the ambassador? Kim and I watch the whole thing, and I can't remember the name.
Starting point is 01:16:40 No, it's after, it's recent. Oh, it's a series. The diplomat. The diplomat. We knew it was some kind of title. So, he is so freaking good in the diplomat. Like a character that is so multifaceted, you love him and you hate him at the same time. No, when he shows up, you go, oh, this is a.
Starting point is 01:16:56 a nice softy role for him. I'm not used to this. And then it changes. It tweaks. He's great, dude. Open group and pure. Yeah, go ahead. Also, the podcast that I started earlier this year, 24 FPS presents. Our final episode of
Starting point is 01:17:11 season one is out today where we finished the Fast and Furious franchise. Nice. Nice. Well, until that final, final one comes out, right? Isn't there some talk of it? No, there's another one. They talked about another one. I'm skeptical on how they're going to do certain things that they've said they're going to do with characters.
Starting point is 01:17:30 I don't like it, but we'll find out. Okay. And we're working on season two of that, which will be out in about a month and a half. Right around the time I'm at Dragon Cup. Scale from zero to awesome outfit from Sean Connery, how excited are you for the reboot of the Highlander deal? Are you excited about that? Extremely excited. I am too.
Starting point is 01:17:51 Extremely excited. I love Russell Crow in this era of his career He's just having fun Old Crow is great Big fan And Henry Cavill is great
Starting point is 01:18:04 And I love Chad Stahelsky's work So I'm excited for it Me too Finally needs to just start filming That's right Get the actual production going We've heard enough Let's go guys
Starting point is 01:18:12 Well that's great I'm looking forward to that By the way Now that you finished all the fast In the Furious series Did I mean I guess I'll have to tune To find out But I'm guessing
Starting point is 01:18:22 that Tokyo Drift is truly the greatest of all because I don't think the rest of them even hold a candle to it, but that's just me. What do you think? There were aspects of Tokyo Drift I absolutely loved, and I ranked it higher than Stephen did, but it wasn't my number one, although thinking about it, and we're actually talking about doing a kind of feedback, retro-retrospective,
Starting point is 01:18:44 and, like, now that we're a few weeks away from it, revisit and look at, like, how we ranked them and what we actually think. And see if those rankings changed after you've gotten away from them for a little while, too. Yeah. Because Tokyo Drift has some really good stuff in it. And it was just taking a wild swing, trying something new. But it also has some horrible moments.
Starting point is 01:19:05 Did you know, I don't know if you guys knew this, but for the last, I don't know, a few decades, Vin Diesel and Michael Kane have become, like, best friends. Did you guys know about this? This is a thing. Really? I did. Yeah. Look at these two.
Starting point is 01:19:19 He's out just walking around with him in his wheel. I love that. Oh, my gosh. See, the pair started in 2015. He's the last witch hunter, but they've been, I guess, for decades, just pals. They want to hang out all the time. Now that he's kind of, you know, stuck in a wheelchair. Vin's like, I'll push you around, whatever. You could have asked me, like, who do you think Michael Kane has been buddies with for decades?
Starting point is 01:19:39 And I probably wouldn't have gotten to Vin Diesel until guest number 500 or 600. Yeah, you would, whatever the theme of that month's Travis trivia, we'd never get it. A whole day, yes, exactly. I also don't, Mason in the Chast says, I don't like Michael Cain in a wheelchair. I don't either, but he's 92 or three or something. He's getting, he's getting on. Yeah, I know. Where is me?
Starting point is 01:19:59 Some people just want to watch the world burn from a wheelchair. Anyway, that's it for you, Travis. I hope that you have a fantastic rest of your day and month and week, really, all the time things. Yeah, all of it. And stay out of trouble, will you? Will you do that for us? I'll try. All right, bye.
Starting point is 01:20:14 Yeah. Okay. There he goes. I got a retro throwback. mashup to play. Mash up. Oh, good. It's basically us screwing things up. All right? Another time for us to let the people
Starting point is 01:20:26 know we're not so proud. We're fallible. We're not perfect. No, and we're willing to like showcase literally how imperfect we are by playing old audio of us effing up reads. So that's what this is. Big thanks to Jamie for sending this. As per usual, he is always making sure we got something cool
Starting point is 01:20:42 to play. And I meant to play it yesterday and forgot. So we're playing it today. Here you go. Coming up at TMS. Coming up at? Jeez. Coming up a bit a mess. Come at a ta putty-p-a-p-te-p-te. And Stephen Schleiker and Bill Duran making things and comic stuff, major spoilers, and more on this episode of the Morning Street.
Starting point is 01:21:06 We read it now. Okay. Oh, shit. Cloba char lizard throws a book. Try that again. Cloba Charzard. Oh, Cloba Charzard throws a book. Sex, Werther.
Starting point is 01:21:16 Dex. Sex. Sex. Sex worth I can't say it There have been zero days Since the last MF Shit
Starting point is 01:21:24 Brian thought Tom No, it's not what that says It does Oh, bot Tom Sorry, Brian bought Tom nook from Wato Los DOS Muffs Hermannos It's not a computer language It's DOS. Yeah, let me do it again Los Dos Manos
Starting point is 01:21:41 Oh shit, Las DOS Mofs Hermanos Close enough Your foot vagina Sorry, four foot vagina model was my whole cover band name. Your foot vagina. My foot vagina.
Starting point is 01:21:53 Iron dagger stranger. Wait. Iron dagger, stranger. Try again. Iron dagger, stranger. Try again. One more time. Iron danger, stranger. Bonus noodles. Stick to the Denver Hub unit. Stuck in the Denver hump. Let's do that again. Stuck in the Denver hub you.
Starting point is 01:22:11 Oh, my lord. Hold on. I'm not going to be able to do my last one. Here we go. Jury. Shit, I'm reading clap. Here we go. I don't like naked ladies. I do like naked ladies. That word isn't in there.
Starting point is 01:22:27 TikTok teens, tari, tumbling. Shit. Do you not Howie men... Sorry. Do you... Do not get Howie Mandel wet. Take your wife or somebody like you. Try it again.
Starting point is 01:22:37 Take your wife or somebody like you. Somebody you like. How am I doing that? I don't have dyslexia. I don't know how I'm mixing these up. Let me do that one more time. Your word lexia. Japanese...
Starting point is 01:22:46 Sorry. Apalino jiccups. Jalapino. Jalapino Jicups. Words, you never want to hear your mother say. What is Bukaki? The nut part is emphasized. That's a poor order we put those in, those two.
Starting point is 01:23:02 But anyway, that stuffed bear has a twinkie in it. Shit. I did it. I did it again. Why is Twinkie in there? All right. Bobby Frankenberger Stein and Hyman. I died, whatever.
Starting point is 01:23:14 He added a Steinman and it's perfect. It's great. Therapy is easier when they're all, but, it's your poop now. I thought it was more of it. Oh, it's your poop now. I emphasize the wrong word.
Starting point is 01:23:27 It's your poop now. It seems like Doc Brown at the end of back to the future. Marty, it's your poop now. That was a professional read by professional men. That's right. Did you hear how efficiently we did that? That was amazing. Without any error or stumbling or anything.
Starting point is 01:23:42 Nope, we nailed it. Oh my gosh, that was great. Wow. Amazing. Sometimes I have to turn into like an English teacher. Try it again. Yeah, do it again. One more time.
Starting point is 01:23:55 One more time. It's like, oh, the word that spelled the way it should be and I can't see it for some dumb-ass reason. Smack your knuckles with a ruler if you don't get this right. It's insane how that happens. But anyway, thank you, Jamie. Those are some really old ones in there. Yeah. It's back when Stephen and Bill were on the same day.
Starting point is 01:24:13 Yeah. Never see that ever happened. All right, well, there you have it. Quick note, play retro today at 4 p.m. Me and Brian Dunaway doing our thing about retro gaming. No one lives forever is what we're going to talk about. Well, coincidentally. Yeah, that's pretty funny how that came up.
Starting point is 01:24:29 So we'll be doing that. Can't wait to talk about it. One of my favorite games of that era, and maybe it was yours too. So tune in and find out live at frogpans. TV or on the podcast. That's going to do it for us. Everything you can find for our show, how to contact us, how to request songs, everything in between, frogpants.com, slash,
Starting point is 01:24:46 TMS. Brian, let's get the F out. Yes. And boy, I asked for more requests and you guys delivered. I'm going to be catching up with these all through the end of the month and probably into August if I don't get any more August requests. But you guys did very well. And I'm going to try and get to everybody's request at some point. Arborist Andrew wrote in and said, I'm several episodes behind, but you said you could use more requests for July. The 11th is my birthday. Metal cover. Metal cover. Metal cover. Metal cover. Metal cover. Metal cover. That's exciting. I can't wait. He says metal cover, metal cover. This is, this, this, this, this kind of borders on, this like straddles the line for me of the, the good use of the screaming effect that I like. I mean, you know, everybody has a different taste in it. A lot of people really like that, that raw raw stuff, but I like it when it's used sparingly and along with as an accompaniment to other vocals.
Starting point is 01:25:45 This one hits it for me. It's a band called Fire of Ares. I've been waiting for a chance to play this. This is a 20-23 cover of the SEAL song, Kiss from a Rose. Once again, Fire of Ares. I just found a clip that says, Ibit metal thing. I'm going to see what it is,
Starting point is 01:26:02 because I was looking at metal, and this came up, so let's see what it is. I don't know what that was about. That's it. Just I bit metal. Why is it Ibit metal? I don't know. I don't know what I was doing there.
Starting point is 01:26:13 I don't know what that's about. That's strange. Now I'm curious. All right. Well, anyway, that's going to do it for us. See you guys tomorrow on a Wednesday edition of the show. Bye. on the sea
Starting point is 01:26:45 You became The light on the dark side of me Love remained A drug that's the higher Not the bill But did you know that when it snows My eyes become large And the light that you shank and be seen
Starting point is 01:27:07 Baby I can bring it to a kiss from a rose on the Oh, the more I get them, you're the stranger it feels, yeah Now that's your roses of bloom Light and it's the bloom On the brie There's so much I'm making she can say
Starting point is 01:27:46 Yeah Remain My power My pleasure My pain To me You like a wrong addiction That I can't deny
Starting point is 01:27:57 Would you tell me Is it healthy baby But did you know That when it snows My eyes become large And the light That you shine Can be seen
Starting point is 01:28:10 Baby I can bring you to Kiss from a rose on the green Oh, the more I get him, you're the stranger it feels, yeah. Now that's your roses in bloom, light it's the bloom on the tree. I can bring it to a kiss from a rose on the grave. The more I get to give a stranger feels, yeah. Baby, I can bring it to a kiss from a rose on the grave.
Starting point is 01:29:08 Oh, the more I get him you, the stranger feels, yeah. Now that your roses in bloom, Lighting is the gloom of the green Oh, that's the gloom of the green. Those pants are made for froggin. You know what I mean? I actually don't. Frogpants.com.
Starting point is 01:29:56 I did see the Picard.

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