The Show - PORK BRAINS

Episode Date: July 29, 2025

Let’s go fly a kite! Some lady shoves a bunch of golf tees in her hair. High Strangeness talk about the gnomes driving cars. Plus, canned foods we no longer have & so much more on a Tuesdee!

We interrupt this program. Previously, critics had brailed against the duo as crude, dumb, ugly, thoughtless, sexist, self-destructive, and foolish. They are not part of the legitimate business world. What they do is they celebrate underachievement. And all candor, I would tell you it's outrageous, Phil. And if I could find somewhere constitutionally to do away with it, I would. Another hot one. Another hat one in front of us.

us guys. Bro. I'm Cody. I slept like trash last night, and I don't even know why. I mean, whiskey's probably why, but I was up every hour. I was sweating, and it was cold in my room. I just did not get good sleep last night. Yeah.

I don't know. I thought I did. Yeah. But I woke up and I was like, you got to be kidding me, bro. Nobody else have a rough night? I feel for y'all without central air or window unit, man. these nights. It's not too bad. It's 69 right now. Nice.

69 right now aside the studio. And then it starts climbing today again. Like rapid fire. I think isn't today supposed to be? Yeah. Almost 90, but it's these dew points. It's like 70. What does it mean?

It means like that's when the air would turn into moisture if it got to be 70 or something? Yeah, something weird where it's just, it's bad. It's like being into jungle. Yeah. Yeah, it's very hot. Very hot out, folks. How are we doing? Happy Tuesday, everybody.

You know how to find us. I'm trying on YouTube again, guys, Twitch and YouTube right now. But if YouTube starts screwing up, you know I'm breaking up with it. Otherwise, how is your Monday? Good? You get to swim around at all? Yeah, but. Bro, that was, that was it.

How warm is that pool? It ended up, I looked at it. It was about 80 to 81 yesterday. It was so nice. I go now, we don't have a pool, but my in-laws do. So my wife goes down there pretty much every day just to tread some water. Yeah. And she goes to me, she goes, this pool, you've got to come down.

It's 85 degrees. Oh, that's nice. So I went down and I just, like, put my legs in it. I was like, it's like, it's literal jacuzzi water right now. Yep. Yeah. Yep. Nope, I did about 10.

20 whirlpools? Gotta get those whirlpools. I just like it because it's the most simple thing. and it gets it so clean. I know you've seen it, but I can't. I'll do my best to describe it. It's that TikTok or someone goes trying to listen to a serious story while in the pool, and he's just holding on to the ladder floating around.

And he's like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And he's like, you hear the other side where she's like, I know, and then she was breaking up. And you're trying to listen all seriously, but you're like, uh-huh, yeah, no, I hear you. And you're like, spit it around the ladder. Yeah, no, I hear you, uh-huh. Hold on this again, let me dive. for this penny.

Hold on what? Yeah, no, I know. She's a real bitch at work, isn't she? I know. Whoa, my feet are floating. Would you like to watch me? Go ahead and say it's in real quick. Watch this.

Watch my pencil dive. Watch my pencil dive real quick. Watch my pencil dive. Busy Tuesday, guys. We'll do your high strangeness. We're going to talk to Austin for metal at the marina. We got Legwilly coming in with pork belly. Again, he is a construction company.

But he is bringing some meats today. He wants to. have a chat about some of pork belly. Hopefully some of them cookies, because I talked them up for you and you need one. Happy Tuesday. We want to give you a chance to go up to Unchanted Forest Water Safari.

I believe, I haven't had confirmation from Boss Lady, but I believe we talked about it yesterday. We're going to want you to text us the word summer to the K-Rot text line. And we'll pick some people at random. You can still got a whole month and a half until that place closes. Oh, yeah.

And I mean, it wouldn't hurt. in the text, if you included, you know, doing like a summertime thing. What do you want to do? I don't know. Let me see, you're like your kids on a slippery side. Are you jumping into a pool or water balloon fight? I don't know.

Beacon of summertime things. We just didn't do anything with those sweet grass kites from the reboot that I feel like we should be flying some kites somewhere. Well, I was going to, I forgot to go over to their booth. Well, I did twice. Yeah. We didn't talk kites. Is there something with high? But I don't know.

Yeah. But I didn't see him there. And then I heard that all that stuff that I was just taking the pre-rolls for myself. Yeah. I guess that whole little area was for the bands to take things. Oh yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, for those of you that didn't know, backstage, it was like a sweet grass.

Like what would it be called? Like a station that had some stickers and, you know, towels, wristbands. Cites. Cites. Pyrrals. Give them away. Give them away.

Give it away. Every band is like, what is this? It's exactly what you think it is. Welcome to New York State. That's legal. That's legal. We can do that.

So the bands were enjoying some sweet grass as well. But they had kites. And I was like, oh, no, once I learned that, I was like, well, I don't want to take it in case they want one for their kids or whatever. And I joke that was like, you know what Chucky Love would love if I attempted to fly a kite from the stage? He loved that. I think, well, I think it would have been funny if you, you could have tried it from the front. If I just ran around really fast trying to get a kite up in the air.

The, uh, the area there, the, I can't, I don't know, were they like the EMTs in and out of, you know, by the audio. If you just went up and down Chevy court, you might have been able to get that thing up there. I could have got it airborne. I could have flown a kite in a long-ass time. I just think that'd be the funniest video of you're seeing like a kite, you know, up in the air. And then it's the slowly pans down and it's us. flying a cut. I mean, it's a great mascot because if you see their billboards, they can't really put on their billboard what they got. So they just have a kite. You're high as a kite. It's,

it's actually brilliant. It's brilliant. When I saw it and then it like clicked, I was like that's, yeah, that's so smart. That's so smart. Sweetgrass are, they're doing great marketing out there, man. Yep. They really are. I forgot the time. I got to get one of them purple shirts. I like the way they look. Oh yeah, yeah. I like the way the purple and their green looks. It don't clash. California woman with a passion for golf has earned a unique Guinness World Record. She's 45 and set the record for the most golf teas in the hair. Wait, like when you put things in my beard or something? Yeah, her friends spent 47 minutes helping her fill her locks with 711 wooden golf teeth.

Wow. What's her name? Anya. Anja, Anja Bansich, banish. Okay. I don't know. I've always dreamed of being in the Guinness World Records book. That's totally been a dream of mine.

I wanted to create something around the golf world. You see what I'm saying? You can just do a thing. And they'll give you a pass. Yeah. That could be a very attainable goal for somebody. You just got to get 712. Well, depending on, I don't know what the wording is, your hair texture.

The thickness of it. If you've got a really thick hair, I bet you could fit a ton of golf tees in there. If you had just a big, huge, thick afro, you know what I mean? Like if I grew an afro. Like if Questlove showed up and put a bunch of golf tees in his head? Yes, that's what I mean. If you could just grow out a nice big, thick afro and just start, Blunk, bunk, bunk, bunk, bunk, bunk, bunk, bunk, punk, punk, punk, punk, punk, into all of them, you would be able to probably break that.

Not called Jal, you tall. No, no, no, I've been saying it wrong. Can't see the photo because it's on Instagram. I'll find it to show you guys during the break. The record was inspired by Joel Strasser, a serial record breaker, known for his beard feats. He does the beard stuff. His beard feats. His creativity gives me the push.

Let's do something crazy, too. there's a whole world of people and I know nothing about. I mean, somebody named Joel Strasser is the goat of Guinness World Records and I've never heard about. But see, here's the thing though with these. A lot of them are so skewed. Yeah. Because anything now is considered like a world record just because it's never been done. And they're like, whoa, who's put the most golf teas in their hair?

Nobody. because I'm not for. Nobody's doing that. But I guess if you want me to do that, I can. But it's, but it's, that's not like a feat. She's on the screen right now if you want to look at it. They're just shoving golf tee's in there and they got 711 in there. No.

No, I say no. But it just goes to show if you want a Guinness World Record, you can't, you just got to find something random. Yeah, that can be achieved. That's what I mean. Then they act like they've accomplished a feat. They just had time to put golf these in their hair. When all you did was you did a task.

You did a really long task. You didn't accomplish anything. You just did a task. You know what I mean? Would you consider like growing your fingernails out? Accomplishing? No. It's just not doing something.

It's the same way that I, even as a guy with a beard, I try to, you know, talk down some of the beard dudes of, like, Like, hey, come off that pedestal a little bit. All you're doing with your giant beard is just not doing something. Yeah. It's not impressive to not shave. And let it grow and get... Yes.

You're literally not doing something. It's almost more impressive. If you can grow that beard, now shave every day. But I am also impressed by those women that, like, never cut their hair, but it's very silky, smooth and, like, long. Like, they're doing something to take care of that. Hair care is no joke. No.

But if every single one of those women weren't the weirdest person I've ever come into contact. I mean, yeah, not to generalize, but yeah. You see a lady with a ponytail down to the back of her knees? She's got overall straps. She might not be wearing overalls, but her, at least overall straps are going on. At some point, is going to want to talk to you about her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ? I can almost guarantee it. Or just, is this the freshest date you have out here on the show?

Cody? Let's go to Bremerton, Washington, shall we? Right now? Well, in this segment. Oh. No one's going to get this reference, but about the 10 MXPX fans listening right now. MXPX, one of my favorite bands, are from Bremerton, Washington.

Former K Rockathon artist. I've never seen them live. It was one of the only times ever in K Rockin'Hsend history, me and my friends had to duck out from the, like, area because it got too rowdy. Did it really? They got too rowdy and everyone's throwing everything to get their hands on, including people. I can't believe.

It was crowd surfing to the max. You thought nothing more was nuts? I can't believe I'm going to see Oasis before I see MXPX. MXPX is one of the first bands I ever sought out to see like 35. Yeah. Can you still? Yeah, they're still on tour. MXPX, you got to remember, I was allowed to listen to because they were Christian.

and we would buy their CDs at Cornerstone. What was that place called Cornerstone? What was it called? In the mall? So they were Christian. Yeah. But they was like, edgy Christian. So I had MXPX.

So then we'd go to Kingdombound, which is the Christian music festival, the Darien Lake. Yep. Ladies, relax. I remember every year that was there, but it had like cool rock bands. It had cool rock bands, yeah.

Like this is very confusing. Like, uh... The most horny teens. What's the nuts? Oh, sorry. What's the band that we had that was Christian? Is Lacey? No, the other one.

PODD is not crazy. S. Oh, man. Oh, no. Skillet. Skillet, yeah. Skillet, yeah, skillet, Christian. They'd be at a kingdom bound.

Blindside would be there. The newsboys were a Christian. Bleached was a Christian band. It was a real random. We were like, wait, well. So we listen to MXPX. Skillet and Fly Leaf, both of those, yeah. So like we go all the way out the Derry and Lake.

and I'm so excited to see a rock band in concert, bro. Bro, what? Here was the schedule. It was some Christian rock band and then it was going to be MXPX and then it was going to be Jake the Snake Roberts giving a sermon essentially

because he was very Christian at that time. So I went to the stage and I watched the band I can't remember, waiting for MXPX, thunderstorms rolled, in MXPX had to cancel, but don't worry, just in time for Jake the Snake to come on stage. I know a lot of you are out here. Sucks. So that's the only, the reason I'm playing that is because they have a song called Move to Brumerton.

They're from Brumerton. Gotcha. But here's the story out of Brumerton, which is something that would just happen to Cody. Okay? I'm going to play you audio. And I want you to see if you can guess what's happening in this audio, and then I'll show you the video. car just got oh my god

oh my god what do you think happened there I don't know I didn't hear anything but what does this usually sound like

revving revving up the missus cycle yes that's us that's a monster truck okay okay Bremerton monster truck

show okay monster truck is coming around to turn one of its wheels fly off. Oh, it just fly off when you're driving? Fly off.

Bounces over the stands into the parking lot crushes a car. Yeah, that's my car. That would be Cody's car. Yeah, that's my car. I have video of it if you want to see the incident happening here. A crazy caught-on-cam moment at a monster truck event in Washington State

captured a tire flying off a performing vehicle into the parking plant. It happened at an arena in Bramison. And that was on some of a moment. We're enjoying some monstrous motoring mayhem. As a truck came down after an impressive aerial stunt, a huge wheel broke loose and hurtled over the venue's wall

and into the parking lot, where thankfully it didn't injure anyone but appeared to strike some trees, and that's not all. An image later posted on Facebook showed at least one car that was crushed by the massive runaway wheel. The events organizers later posted a statement on the incident saying multiple cars were damaged and they were taking steps to reduce similar risks,

also saying, quote, we will always do everything we can to help further the safety of this great sport we all love. What a sport. What a sport. What a sport. Huge wheel flies right off. Athletes. Athletes. Oh, man.

For some reason, whenever that happens, I just picture Cody sitting there at the monster truck show, sipping on a lemonade, and he watches the wheel fly. And then he just goes, I bet that was my car. Get out there and it is. Yeah. Just smashed. I bet that was my car. Makes sense.

Happy National Lazzania Day to those of you that celebrate. We know Garfield will be. We know Garfield will be. I bought Jim Housinsonson's house. Jim Davis's birthday was yesterday. And then today's National Lazzania Day, you're telling me that's a coincidence. I don't think so. Why wouldn't you have it yesterday?

Well, they don't want to give Jim Davis a big head. That's true. What's your go-to lasagna? I mean, I guess they're all kind of the same. Are you a saucy feller or less sauce? I need sauce enough that it's like on the pasta. I don't like a dry, or not a dry, but like just a wet lasagna noodle.

That's the worst when it's just a wet, floppy lasagna noodle with no sauce on it. I hear you, bud. Because once it starts, if it slides around and falls apart, I'm done. I like a thick, square lasagna that you can just slice with a knife like a piece of cake. I do a move. where my wife likes it a little saucier than I do.

Okay. So I'll make a pretty light sauce lasagna, but then a side saddle of some meat sauce. See, I like the way she thinks. You can put it on top of it there, you know? No, I'm more aligned with that. I want some more sauce. But go-to lasagna is to make it have something else for dinner

and eat that the next day. Eat that the next day, yeah. Because that's one lasagna is the best. Who's got the best lasagna in CNY? Who do we say has got the best lasagna? Where have I had it? I've had the spaghetti warehouse, lasagna. Listen, I used to really love the spaghetti warehouse.

Their lasagna was the best. I'm not throwing any shade. It's not anymore. Not anymore. I've had it there with the, can you get like a triple combo where it's like a meatball, a lasagna and something out like a chicken parma or something? Exactly what I'm thinking of.

Yeah, that's good. That's good. I like a lasagna, a lot of cheese. I agree, Bart. I'm trying to think. I don't think I've had any other. I don't order lasagna when I'm at an Italian restaurant usually. I tend to go chicken parm.

I'll go with chicken parm. I'll go with fettuccini Alfredo with some chicken in it. Trying to think the where. I know I've had lasagna places, but, uh, I mean, you guys got to tell us who's got the best lasagna. I just like a regular, uh, frozen one, to be honest with you. They're not bad at all. Joe says my ex-girlfriend couldn't do much, but she could cook a mean-ass lasagna.

Cheese please says Delmonico's and cheese is in their username, so they must know a little something about lasagna. Yep. Anybody else got a good one? It's got to be a light sauce for me. Oh, you know what? Good amount of meat. I bet.

I bet what's their name over there? Yeah, I bet Angadis has got one. And Godd, he's probably has an incredible lasagna. Let me see, I can't find a chicken par. I bet. I bet. Joey's has one. Yeah, I bet.

I bet Joey says a good one. Oh, while you're looking at it? Yeah, your wife would like that. Is it really saucy? Yeah. I wouldn't like it. It looks good.

315, 364, 101. Who's got the best lasagna around town? Every Tuesday. We get into your high strangeness. Cody and I love the unexplained, the cryptids, the paranormal. Just the all-round weird. Nice.

And this one, today's is weird. Okay, okay. I didn't, all I wanted to do today is, because I can't tell if it's like a work or just silly. And it's kind of funny, too. All right. It's a very obscure story. Okay.

Because I try to jump around. I try to find, like, you know, this week we'll do aliens last week. We've not, we, did we ever do anything on High Strangers about, like, fairies and stuff? Fairies and gnomes. and stuff. I don't think we have, but I'll cover some fairies at some point. It's time now.

Today we're going to talk about gnomes. And it's something known, and I don't if I'm pronouncing this correctly, because it's British. British. The Walletton Park Nomes. All right. So let me explain to you what this is. The year's 1979, September 23rd,

179. And a bunch of kids, like primary school kids, so like, you know, not even teenagers yet. All right. Are walking through this park. To give you an idea, because you've all seen this park, believe it or not, the Walleton Mansion in Nottingham is the same mansion they use for the exterior shots of Bruce Wayne's mansion. It's Wayne Manor. For what?

The Dark Knight. So if you know the Dark Night. The, what's that the Heath Ledger one? Yes. Okay. If you know the Dark Knight, and I think maybe even the new ones. Interesting, really. That castle that was allegedly Wayne Manor with all this property, that's this place.

Weird. Weird. Yeah, yeah. Huh. That's cool. So it's 1979, and these kids are walking through this park. You're going to hear the first clip. They reference this part of the park as swamp, the swamps.

All right. I guess it's like the marsher area. It's swamp, mate. And the kids are. Kids encounter something strange. According to the children, as they were passing the swamps, they spotted behind the fence a number of little men hiding in the bushes. These men were described as being very short, about as tall as the children's waists.

They had long beards, brightly coloured clothes, and the classic gnome-like Noddy hats. One of these little men came out of a hole in the fence and made an odd, jiggling gesture towards the children before disappearing back into the bushes. The children then saw more of these little men open the trees, looking down and laughing at them. Intrigued by the appearance of these strange men, the children climbed over the fence and entered the swamps. As they got closer, the little men retreated from view, disappearing into the foliage. Then a whole host of strange vehicles came out of the bushes. They were described by the children as looking like tiny bubble cars with strange triangular lights and some kind of handle for turning.

In each car was two of these little men. These cars chased the children through the swamps, laughing the whole time as if it was a game. One of the children, Andrew, fell into the swamp head first and got covered with mud. The children ran out of the swamp area but the gnome cars kept chasing them until they reached the park entrance. entrance. The children found that the gate was locked so they can imagine their panic as they tried to climb over the fence. Then one of the children managed to get the gate open so they quickly ran out onto the street. The gnomes stayed inside the park. They seemed unable or unwilling to go out beneath the streetlights outside the gate. So what you heard, and this one's silly,

it's going to feel silly, because it is silly. These children described little gnomes driving cars. Hell of a tale or story though. They all sketched out what they saw. Do you want to see what they sketched? Yes. All right. This is a real sketch, I'm showing in Twitch and YouTube

right now, of what the children described. These little tiny gnomes that drove cars around this park. What? Now I know you're all like, this is stupid. This is nobody blah, blah, blah.

Well, I mean, I I mean, it is stupid. But there were 10 different kids all telling the same story. Yeah, they collaborated a good story because Andrew fell in the swamp and got all muddy. So they had to come up with a good reason. I like that. I like that. Why the kid was full of mud because he was going to get his ass beat.

So don't worry. I have a lot of parts about the debunking and why it seems silly. But either way, they, they, that's still one hell of a, like, all right, so you know what I mean? Like, here's everything that had. make sure we all say, you know. Yeah. Because it's still, it's very weird. Like, that's terrifying.

And I agree. Like, you're all like, did they run into the shriners? What were they seeing out there? I don't know. They all described these little gnomes with the naughty hats. Yeah. Beards. Yeah.

For some reason, they're driving little bubble cars. The school's headmaster caught wind of the story and decided to question of three children himself. Now, obviously, he didn't believe that they'd actually seen gnomes in the park. No. He was certain that they'd seen something out there. and they weren't lying about it. The children had apparently seen these gnomes before, but only briefly during the summer holidays.

They said that the gnomes had very wrinkly skin and they appeared joyful and friendly, even though the children were scared of them. And they said that the little bubble cars made no sound as they moved and they seemed to be able to jump over fallen trees and logs. Spreeze me! Two of the children described the gnomes as having white beards with red at the tip,

whilst the third child describes them as all having long blackbeards. This seems an odd detail to get wrong. You could say that this third witness simply didn't get as good a look at the gnomes as the other children did, but that same witness also described details that the other children didn't. For example, he said that their trousers were ripped and they had yellow patches on some of them, so he must have got a pretty good look at these gnomes.

There are a lot of details between the interviews that match up, some of them perhaps a little bit too well. All three of the children interviewed said that there were around 30 cars each carrying two gnomes. It seems an oddly specific number for all three of them to arrive at independently. So that's one of the theories is like why would all of the kids say there was 30 cars, 60 gnomes? Well, they're, they got, um, they got their stories.

Straight. Straight together. Right. That's what I, like, that's what I mean about it. Like, it's a good story because it's very. There's a lot of details. Like they poke their hat out of the thing and then, you know, they got a little jiggly dance, which is my favorite part.

And, you know what I mean? There's a lot of details for all of them to get right. The only thing that they've differed on was the beard color or whatever, which isn't that big a deal. And the pants a little bit. Right? Yeah, like what Cindy's saying, getting a bunch of kids to, you know, all stick to the same story is pretty good.

Thank you for the Twitch follow. Blow me 78. Yeah, thank you. And all of them, by the way, just to cover up what I said that the kid got muddy. You know what I mean? They all got on board. This is a lot.

So Andrew doesn't get his ass beat. For those you're just tuning in to the high strangeness today. It's a weird one. It's an obscure one. It's a silly one. But it's interesting. They're known as the Walletton Gnomes. This is the story of the 10 children who are walking through this park.

Saw 30 little gnome cars pop out. I think it's Is it him? Was he bouncing a ball off the one? All right. With 30 little gnomes drive, 60 gnomes total, two per car,

little bubble cars with a little handle that's zipping around like a little bug out there. The visual of it is hilarious to me. Yeah. But it's like,

and I don't know my third clip is here, I think I know what it is, but I have other stories too with these gnomes. What type of car are you picturing? Like, what is it? Okay.

I'm picturing like Steve Urkel's car from Family Matters, kind of. Like his, yes, his way. But like a really tiny version of that BMW that he drives. I was picturing those old-timey like 1950s style cars that I think you've got to probably paddle

that kids would get into. Yep, yep. But you could have two of them and they're just and they're just pedaling around. Here's my final clip for the Wallach and Nomes. Yeah, the headmaster didn't believe them. The kids' stories were all kind of the same. but not exactly the same, so they did vary a little bit.

But other people have seen these gnomes. The children who saw the gnomes would be in their 50s now, and there have been efforts to track them down, but so far nobody seems to have come forward. Some people have taken this as a sign that they were lying, and they're embarrassed to admit it. It could also be a sign that they're telling the truth and are embarrassed to admit it.

However, it isn't just those children that have seen strange things. in Wallerton Park. There have been many more sightings dating back decades before the 1979 encounter. Hmm. Going back to the Frank Earp article, in it he tells a story that a friend told him, his friend said, my aunt Alma was a very respectable lady who lived in a large house on the embankment. She was a very rational person who would politely laugh at any suggestion of the supernatural. However, she once recalled to us at a family gathering a memory about a trip she made to Wallerton Park as a child in the 1930s with her friend.

They were enjoying a picnic by the lake when they noticed, in her words, little people, no taller than a doll, that cautiously appeared from out of the bushes. They were all dressed in fancy clothes. She claims to have watched them go across the lake on a tiny boat and disappear into the bushes on the other side. To be honest, we joked about it after she left, but it always struck me that she had no need to lie or make up such a story as it was totally out of character for her.

And I read a bunch of other stories similar to that last night while I was researching this. People who were like, yeah, we walked past that, whatever, the castle and they're like, there was like 10 little people, like really tiny people staring back at us. So well, I think these kids maybe... My thought is that, sure. Maybe there is some gnome activity there.

But by 1979, these kids had probably heard about these rumors. So-and-so falls in the mud. They're like, yeah, let's just say that the gnomes did it. Yeah, they chased us around. It's almost 1980. By then they would have known the story of the Wallerton Nones or whatever. But I'm also always like weirded out by gnomes and fairies and ghosts and Sasquots. It all need to hide.

Why do they all need to hide in the... the woods. Right. Yeah, they're all being sneaky peats. For what reason? They've got little cars, but they got to hide in the woods. Like, no one to see in the cars. Right. Where are you hiding those cars? You know what I mean? Like, what? Where are you getting gas for those cars? How are you fixing those cars? Something's not adding up with that part. It's a strange

story, though. It is. It is very weird. I wonder if the castle just like employs a group of little people. To just run around the ground? That would be awesome. We have to drum up tourism. go haunt the grounds. Go do haunting. Yeah, just run around like little bugs out there. Do what? Oh, here we got even with these little cars.

Drive them around. Drive them around, I don't know. All right. Dude, I would hire those for sure. Right. Tax line says they hide them in little gnome garages. That's what the cars are. That makes sense.

It makes sense. I just never understand. I mean, you could always say, yeah, it's for their safety. The gnomes got to be safe. Well, are they making new gnomes? Are they like us? Do they got a hump to make new gnomes? Because then were their lady gnomes?

Hmm? Because now then it's just unnatural. Now they're sinning. If you want to dive deeper into this, it's a very obscure cryptid story of the Wallaton Park Gnomes. W-O-L-L-A-T-O-N park. Their stories about them.

That's the most famous. Is the kids seeing them whip around in their little cars? I love it. If you want to read more, it's all over YouTube. We are giving you tickets to Inchina Forest, Water, Safari. Just text the word summer to 315-364-109. The K-Rop test line. Or Striper.

Or Striper. Someone did text Striper, so thank you for that as well. Not exactly it, but okay. What's happened? Just released this. I just wanted you to hear how they sound, bud. This was last week. Because I got Oasis news over here, too.

Nothing bad. I mean, well, it's bad. Oh, my God. I mean, we're going to see him in less than a month, bud. We're going to see him in a month. Oh, my God. Now, nothing that's going to affect us. I'll throw up.

You want to make me throw up? I'll throw up right now. You want to make you throw up? I'll throw up right now. Their brother got arrested. But he's only the tour DJ. Paul. Paul Gallagher, who I didn't even know existed until today.

Yesterday, I never heard of. Paul Gallagher, the oldest brother of the Gallagher's, has been charged with sexual assault and violent offenses in the U.K. I fake vomited too many times. I didn't miss off action. Oh, oh, Jesus. All right. All right.

He's currently, well, he was on tour as the official photographer and tour DJ. Tour DJ. I think they just gave their brother a job. I was going to say, yeah. Yeah. Come on a bull, Mike. And now he's under arrest for obvious, some horrific things. He is the one with the watermelons.

Yes, Pat Lucas, thank you so much. But also, big news, as people were shocked to see Tom Cruise went and saw Oasis on Saturday. Well, yeah. After Noel quoted, this was in 2007, he said, Tom Cruise is a little effort. He hasn't been in one good film his entire career. You can wait for a life. Yeah. That'd be my favorite.

Those are like my two favorites. Liam that said, yes, he hates Tom Cruise and calls him a bastard. But they must have made good because he was there at the show on Saturday over at Wembley, baby. I don't care. I would love it if Liam Roasted me. I don't care. Be a real honor. I don't care.

Call me a short little wanka or something or whatever. I don't know. Who else? There's got to be somebody in our listening audience. I know Oopie's going. Yes. Is anybody else going down to this MetLife show that we'll be in? How are we the only two people I know of in all of Central New York?

That's going to the Oasis show. There's not, they were the, I don't know. Are we just outliers? I'm not going to make myself angry over the fact that other people don't like our obsessively. I know. I'm not going to let that make me angry. But it is weird that it's a sold out tour. Yeah.

And I have not encountered anybody else. No. No. It's going down there. Nope. Pat Lucas says we all don't have K-Rock money. I mean, we don't either. The tickets are expensive.

No, that was an expensive box. And believe me, if you're saying that like that, then you probably do have K-rock money. Yeah, you have K-rock money, trust me. What you found a Nerf dart, bud? What's that from? Dude, I don't know what goes on in here on the weekends. There shouldn't really be anybody in here except for Gerbil, but I don't know what happens in here in the weekends. I don't know.

I think he hosts big orgies. I don't know, man. There's things moving around. There's parties going on. Yep. And you can hear all about it with 15 Facebook posts. Yes. All right, these are the canned foods that were popular 50 years ago and no one eats anymore.

And you're like, dude, 50 years ago, that was, well, the 1950s? No, no, no, no. That was 1975, my friends. So a couple of these, bro, I want to eat right. now. Okay. I was laughing. I'll just say this one.

Okay. Before they were known as SpaghettiOs, they were called Franco American. Oh. I don't remember that. Yeah. But I immediately started singing a very obscure song from the 90s, that David Bowie song where he goes, I'm afraid of Americans. Remember that one?

Yeah. So now my hat I'm going, I'm a Franco American. I'm a Franko American. Just bringing you into my thoughts. Eat spaghetti. Very unhinged. Betty Crocker back 50 years ago had something they need to bring back immediately.

It was called the spoon and bake cookie dough. Each can had enough dough to make three dozen cookies. Wow. Or to sit on my couch and eat raw. Chocolate chip, peanut butter, oatmeal raisin, and sugar cookies. So it was like a tube of biscuits. Kind of yeah. And you just like this.

Yeah. Canned ribs. A brand named Armour, 50 years ago, had a big old can of ribs, and they were specifically cut to fit into the can, then smoked with hickory chips for that delicious rib flavor. Oh, my God, I can't imagine what animal that is to fit into a can. Some animals of ribs rat, maybe, I guess. I'm going to say this, and I don't know if you could Google it,

or anybody can help me understand this, But old El Paso had canned tortillas. Can tortillas. Okay. Tortillas are this. How do you fit them in a can? Are they just like... Tut, uh, not Tutsi rolled fruit roll up?

Are they all fruit roll up? Then you just like pull them out. And they go, blah-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-huh. It looks like... I can't understand how they fit tortillas in this can. Google it and you'll see a can pop up, but I don't understand... How you'd, oh, I mean, you can, okay, okay. I guess it's kind of like you said, just roll them up.

Or just, it's a flat can. Like, so with the can, is this big around? Another one I'm seeing is it's a chode can. Oh, it's a chode can. It's a chode can, and you pop open the lid on the chode can. You get your tortillas and you eat from the chode can. These are canned food items that are no longer available, but should be. This is one that you love.

Now, I know how much you love, spam. they used to sell it as a meat spread so you could get a slab of it and spread it on some toast spread it on some bread no didn't we try that in here so what spread spam didn't we have both remember? I think we don't remember that

because we had multiple things of spam I love spam I know we tried it we had it in here you fried it oh I love fried spam and I don't we had the one was almost like a spread taking a big little bite of that little clear jelly around the

edge of it Mmm, the flavor jelly. That's where the flavor sits, Cody. When you're eating a can of spam, you like to save the little flavor jelly for the end. So you eat the spam, and then at the very end, you give yourself a little treat. That's the flavor jelly. I want to make them toss. That's so cruel.

The flavor jelly, bud. Because that's like my least. It's favorite when you've got, like, meat and you, like, take it out of the... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's got that little bitch. The cloudier it is, the more flavor it's got.

The flavor jelly. The cloudier it is. If it's clear, look at him. You want the can, bud? Do you want the can? Oh, look. Back to the canned food items that are no longer available. Canned pork brains with milk gravy.

Oh, no. Throw off. We're still available on Amazon. on a lot of time. Wait, what is it called again? Rose. Pork brains. Pork brains with milk gravy. Oh, Jesus Christ.

This is disgusting. Who is eating this? Here you go. I'm all right. Do you see the picture of it? Yeah, what Great Depression era grandparent is eating pork brains with... I'd rather die a dysentery.

I really would. If it was like, hey, we've got this government pork brains and milk gravy, that's all we can get for food. I go, all right, I'm going to die. I'm going to starve to death. Kill me. Then just put me out because I'm not eating pork brains and milk gravy. Mmm. That's awful.

A side of flavor jelly. Oh, man. Deviled ham, which was ground up ham, spiced into a canned, spiced and packed into a can, also used as a spread. What are we doing? I don't know. We're doing it. I mean, it was 1975. This is why we didn't have any food because anything, the little bit of food we did have

that we could have made into something that we could eat, we turned into this. Yeah. We turned into milk gravy. I mean, many of you were alive in 1975. Was anybody eating this? Do they remember your parents, grandparents, eating this? Some of you psychos had to have eaten some of these things. How about Campbell's hot pepper soup?

Hot pepper soup? Yeah, or pepper pot soup. know. What was it? It just sounds like hot soup, I guess. Water with a lot of black pepper and they're like, we're not throwing it out. You ever seen canned bread? In the Northeast, canned brown bread was popular up around here. Yeah. Just a bread in a can, bud. How do you? I don't know. I don't know. It goes along the way. Yeah, I don't know how you get it out of there. You got to shove a knife in there or something? I don't know. That's weird. All right, let's get into the less gross ones now.

The sweet sue, otherwise a known as a canned whole chicken, was popular 50 years ago. I've seen some of those where they just plop the most disgusting. I can't do nothing for you, man. Welfare turkey out the can. Yeah.

That's those. That's what it is. That's what I mean. It's the most disgusting birds you've ever seen all slimy and gross just come Is there bones in it? I don't know, man. It just looks like full-formed And it was like a I don't know

I don't know All right now let's You're all begging me to get less gross And then you talked about A slimy chicken in a can Hunts pudding snack packs So before we had them in the little plastic things It was in cans

They were in tin cans yeah We all know pudding from a can is the best When it comes to like the big Cisco one and all that So That's where that's where pudding really gets its flavor If it sits inside of a can long enough I told you about SpaghettiOs We used to be

Franco American. Now he just called SpaghettiOs. And then Chef Boyardy had a canned macaroni and cheese back in the 70s. Oh, wow. That was very popular. What else did I miss? Hmm. Libby's Fruit Float. Thank you very much, Miss Libby. You can make a frothy milkshake with this thing out of a can, I guess. My band Frothy Milkshake is going to be playing over at the song and dance.

They're opening up for Chode Can. Oh, you guys are great. 100.9.1065 K-Rock. My name is Josh. That is Cody. But I bet if you maddest in person, you would. get us confused. You say, hey, who's who here. That's what I like.

Whenever we meet people out and about, they go, hey, who are you? Which one are you? It's a very normal way to greet people you're just meeting for the first time. Hey! What one are you? Hey! And also about 80 of you on Saturday. What?

That were, again, we do, it baffles you guys. When I was at the punched booth. That we don't live together and spend every minute to. together, yeah. Well, Josh! I don't, I think he's over. Where is he? I don't, I don't know.

Yeah. I don't, he's not, he's not, he's not right here. I've literally been grocery shopping and have a guy asked me, where's Cody? And I go, why would he be with me at tops? I get, if for some reason in that, Fairmount Walmart, Camillas Walmart, there's not a time that I go there where at least three or four people don't say something about loving the show. Yeah, thank you.

But at least one of them every time. Hey, Josh here too? Every time. We are, well, we are very close to Bert and Ernie. We do not live together. Oh, you? No. We got that pesky wife.

Without a doubt, I spend more time with Cody than any of my wife or family members, I would think, right? Yeah. But we do separate from time to time if you see a sound about, but love to meet you guys. Thank you for your support. That is true. He does call me his life partner on stage, and it's very funny. Does that Bob?

No, I laugh every time. I like to do that. I laugh every time. You are essentially my life partner. I spend much time with you. Yeah. My wife is my true life partner, but then you're a close second one. I'm right here.

Ohio's Cedar Point Amusement Park, which I think I've been to. No, I have. And I have a friend that used to go there all the time in the summers and he used to swear by it. I think we went there a couple years, many years ago. I heard it's awesome. Well, they got this new ride, Sirens Curse. that has broken four times this month. I'll try as soon as they fix it.

I don't know. They're gonna. Well, like that first 101, you know how and they're like, all right, I think we're good. And then they go through it once and then it runs and they're like,

all right, it's okay. And then it's like one of the next times. They're like, oh, oh, oh. It's one of those coasters. Oh,

it's a roll. But it's the first, it's the first one in this country that does that move where you're in the car and it goes out over a ledge and then the whole track drops. Here's what looks like right there.

That's the Sirens Curse if you're watching in Twitter YouTube. Oh, man. See, I want to do that in Vegas. That's that thing that's don't you off the end of the building. Oh, my God. I've seen videos of that. I want to throw up. I want to be front row.

I want to be front row. That looks so terrified. By the way, dude, our 14-year-old is so hilarious because he knows we're going to Vegas. Yeah. He's in the living room yesterday. And he goes, I got to get to.

to Vegas. We're like, why? And he goes, I got to see the bright lights. I'm done with this. And he points to the... I go, yeah, but you got to see the bright lights. All right, back to this. As a just as a, as a teen boy, just tell him, all eyes up, because do they still

just give out those cards? Oh, he's seen it all right now, I'm sure. Well, it's going to be hilarious as you're walking around with your parents to see boobs and stuff. Yeah, I don't think. We're not weird about it. I don't care. It's going to be great. I'd rather people not hand my 14-year-old Naked lady cars, but they will.

No, I'll give them the names of the good strip clubs out there. The tilt coaster, the first of its kind in the United States, features a unique section of track that disconnects, drops 90 degrees, and then drops you straight down. Wait, oh, that's awesome. So it tilts you like you're going to die, and then it pretends to drop you. It does drop you.

But I mean, like, but you're actually still on the track. Yes. Oh, that's cool. fourth time this month, it's just locking up in this position that you're seeing on on screen. And I'm not getting on that coaster, bud. I'm not getting on this coaster. Oh, man.

I don't like roller coasters or heights or anything as is. If you're telling me this is the fourth time it's broke, I'm done. I'm done. Oh, man, that seems so cool. Although my interest is peaked by what's next to it. Is that the ride still? The thing that's higher up to the left? Oh, the sky tower is like.

What is that? I don't know. Unless it's just nothing. But either way. I bet that's one of those things that you went on at the fair with Jojo's daughter, like the drop out thing. I hate that too. Do you like,

you like the feeling of weightlessness for a second, right? Where your stomach goes up. I just like that, yeah, that's just like that feeling of, you know, the danger or whatever of, you know,

that fighter flight. Right. Where I don't know, I like that being terrified feeling of that. Like I don't like, not like in a movie, like we're watching a movie. I'm like, oh, that's so scary.

Yeah. But with rides like that. Where your body's in free fall. Your body's not sure if you're about to die. Cousin Jay, with the comment and chat. Yeah, that's what everybody has said. He goes, well, it can't break down a fifth time, right? Right.

Everybody has said that. Yeah. After the first time, he goes, well, it's not going to break down again. They fixed it. Yeah. We're not going to break down three times, dude. That's what I'm saying. I think we'll get it.

We'll get it now. We'll be fine. Man. We got this. But just go back to what you're saying, that Las Vegas. Yeah. It's on the top of a very high building. Yeah.

And it just kind of like, it's honestly not that exciting because you just kind of go back and forth. Like you roll out and then you're over Vegas and then you come back. But it just, it just tilts you so like it looks like you're going to, you know. Or that window in Chicago. I would do that too. I would do that too. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. When we were looking up stuff like, because my wife, my wife plans the whole family trip.

Yeah. She's the legend. She was like, well, when we go to the Grand Canyon, do you want? to do the glass sky bridge and I go, you can go after yourself with that. I ain't going on no sky bridge. Is it over water? No, it's over the Grand Canyon? Yeah, I know, but then at the bottom, is it just the canyon floor?

Probably, because for some reason. The Colorado River's in there. Some reason that does it to me. Even like a little bit of water? Well, it's that river is not. A thousand foot free fall. Nah, it's just landing in the water. I'd rather land on the ground and die.

Even though you'd land in that water and die too. Yeah, if it's any, Patty, Patty, Patty, Party. Tuesday. It's Tuesday. Patty's here. She took a. She took a. Monday. She's like, I'm getting back to them. I don't need.

Alliant Ad Farm saw them this past weekend. They sounded great. Awesome show. They sounded great. That was actually one of the busiest times that I had all day. So I didn't get to see a ton of them. I watched some of their onstage stuff. And then I happened to peek over and notice that we were getting lamb-baseded. So I ran back over there and was just listening. From like a gear nerd side of the thing? things I was fascinated by,

Alien Ant Farm does a move that I have not seen many bands do where they fly in from California and all of their gear fits into a van essentially. So basically, like there's not amps.

Yeah. The drums were provided by backline. It's basically just a big road case that they, like, are the big, I guess like a rack of audio stuff. Yeah. They take it out. everything gets plugged into that, that goes into the sound system, they play their show, they load it up and they head home.

It was fascinating to watch, and they tore down their own year. Oh, so where do they play their CD while they play that? So when they don't play their own instruments. Yes, that is true. I forget that I was being educated that they are not good musicians. Nobody's a good musician. Great sat, cool guys. The worry, it was just not good or, you know, coming from one of the guys that's in a Led Zeppelin cover band.

I noticed that one of the guys around here. Is he? Given shade. It's in a local Led Zeppelin cover bit, the drummer. No, somebody was... But I love to see that where it's like, line up is trash! Yeah.

Come see me drum for a Led Zeppelin cover band. Oh, you're right, bro. You figured it out. It's always the way. I was being lectured to that all the bands we play at K-Rock or frauds, and if we write real music, we'd be gerbil. Gerbil is the only person on K Rock

that actually respects real music and we don't play any real guitar players like Frank Zappa and I'm like Well, he would hate you, Josh. Yeah, I don't care. Like this guy arguing with me. He's like, his whole personality is being a contrarian and being like,

I know more about music than you, which is funny. Whenever anybody tells me, they know more about music to me, I've played guitar for 35 years. I studied jazz and music. music theory through high school and college. I'm literally in the music business.

I'm on this side of the music business. You're very learned with these things. I get lectured about music. All right. From a guy that is a, you know. Waring about what Frank Zappell would think in 2025, dog. All right. I think he's dead anyway.

He's been dead for a very long time. He's been dead since before we were born. Anthony Ligwilliam. Hey, what up, Anthony. Busy weekend. You were at Carrocathon reboot on Saturday. I met your mom. My mom?

My mom. I was like, oh my God, was Tammy there? No, no. No. Oh, how was my camera? It came on so fast. So many people came off to me about it. Yes.

So you had K Rockathon reboot on Saturday. Yesterday you were at Enchanted Forest Water Safari for like 13 hours? Yeah, we opened and closed. 930. Got that 9.30 left at 645. Wow. I think it's out of the wave pool like eight minutes before that close time. You were really soaking it in.

You were really enjoying it. What was the kids' kid's favorite ride? The wave pool. The wave pool. They just love the wave pool. I love a good wave pool. I love a lazy river.

I love that one where it's like you fit eight of you in that big tube and it comes down. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. And you just go whipping around. Cody's going out there this week. He's heading up there Thursday, yeah? I was crazy busy for a Monday.

Good. I mean, it's wild. It's 100% humidity. You want to get in the water. Yeah, it was just, I went on a Monday because I took everyone up from work there. and I went on Monday so it wouldn't be so busy, and it was busy.

Yeah. Interesting. I mean, that's good for those guys. That's good, yeah. Yeah. L. Construction, L Construction, CNY.com for all your, I know you're going to be doing a kitchen remodel for a showgirl in here. You say people have been asking about roofs.

You say you sub out the roofs, but you got a good guy. You got a guy. He's got a guy. But this is his monthly food visit because I've got this, Anthony, I've got this weird, like, Pavlovian thing where whenever I see you with a cooler, I think there's meats in it. And I saw you at the rebutt. boot and you're unloading the cooler and I go to Cody I go I swear to God if you brought a brisket to this review I'm going to lose my mind.

I got a deal for next year though. Instead of giving away a TV, I'm just going to give away a brisket. Dude. That would be so much better. So what do we make this month? Pork belly. How do you do this? Is this easier than the brisket?

Yeah, it's easier. It takes like six hours. But you basically buy a big pork belly and you like cut it up in sections because it's all different thickness cooks at different times. And I, I marinated it overnight and like rice seasoning. and then I just put it on the smoker. Oh, my God. And then I cook it just like anything else.

Wait to grind it. Yeah, I know it's good. Oh, my God. And then I toss into barbecue sauce and I throw it back on. But the nice thing about this, so I got like probably 12 of these right now in little packages in my freezer. I already pre-smoked, pre-bibed, and then say you're coming over for a party one day, I just take it out, cut it up, chop it up, and then put it in the oven, heat it up with barbecue sauce on it, and it stays fresh.

So I can have a smoked... Meat party, like instantly, we don't have to do anything crazy. I feel so bad telling you guys this. What? Literally the best barbecue in this state comes from a construction guy. Yeah. Who just loves it. Backyard barbecue.

It's unreal. Like, I don't, I wish he had a restaurant. Me too. Where you could taste this. Anthony, you could have a restaurant. You might need a little food. You can build one. And then just give all your recipes to like a head chef and have them do it.

I don't do anything crazy though. It's all just basically. I don't know. But here's the thing, Anthony. That's what works. Whatever you do is better than any barbecue anywhere. Thank you. Yeah.

The brisket was not lying. The best brisket have ever had in my life. Whatever these pork belly things are are the best I've ever had in my life. I told you, I just started, uh, it's so simple. Affin with these out in places when I see them. Because I, you know, I saw them at a couple different grocery stores. And I was like, I wonder if I could do that.

And that's already the best I've ever had. And now it's like, well, now I'm spoiled. It's so simple. It's so simple. It's like, I'm going to do. It's like, I, Aji Marin, I think I seasoned and so I had to go get it from Wegmans

and I just put it in overnight and just chop it up. It's so simple. It's simple to you? Yeah, once you figure it out, it's simple. Oh my God. Well, the key is with the restaurants, like they're cooking at like mass produce. Yeah.

You know me? So I wonder how to like scale it. But I think I'll be fine scaling it because if you go to a barbecue place and they don't run out of food then, they're not like like, I'm not telling you how to run your life, Anthony, but you got to have a restaurant. You got to let people eat this stuff. Or just a little food truck.

Or a little food truck or something. I kind of just want to like give you a brisket. Yeah, I know. Here you go. Here's your brisket. I cooked it. I don't know if I can't do a food truck. I can't tell you how good this is on the radio.

You got to taste it. Yeah. And you're not good because he only makes it for like his family and his crew and us. Hey, you never know if you, you call them up for a construction job. And all of a sudden, maybe you toss him a little extra. What are you going to do? Next time I cook a brisket. I think I can cook like five at a time.

I think I'm just going to, I think I'm cooking one in August for my cousin. Her work is paying for it for a work party. Yeah. So I'm going to cook one for her. And then I'll just ask if you guys, anyone wants a brisket, and then I'll just charge you what the brisket is plus like, I don't know, like 20 bucks or something. Yeah.

I'll take it off. That's a good idea. That's a good idea. I'm actually trying to make some jerky with brisket later this week. And you're going to nail it, man. I hope so. You've got a skill. And I can't emphasize how good this food is.

So the last brisket I made out, it was for my wife's birthday, and I was going to save some to it. Didn't make it. Didn't make it. I wanted to make jerky out of whatever I had left over. So I wanted to save some, and it was all gone. You got to make like 10 brisketes at a time, man. Listen. Listen.

Listen. Listen. Let's quit my job. Listen. No, you can do both. You can do both. You can be the boss that owns Leguilly construction. But here's my point.

If he spends this much attention on meats, think about what would the attention is paying, like, pay, like, pay. to your remodels. He pays a lot of attention to it. You got to do stuff. Anthony has been a show bro for many years. We tell you about his business because it's a great business. His meat business coming soon. Right now, Leguilly Construction.

El Construction, C&Y.com. Let me get one more of these. Don't forget I got cookies. I got cookies. I'll eat those. I'll eat those. I've been hyping up the cookies to them because he didn't get one yet. Yeah, we gave out like 200 cookies during KRAC.

I bought all those. And Danielle, she's my office manager. and she makes these delicious cookies. I come into the office all the time, and there's like a stack of cookies on my desk, and she's trying to make me fat. It's all right. Okay, that works.

I make her take them. So I got a gingerbread crinkle and a naked sugar. Oh. So what do you guys want? Sugar. As my favorite. Sugar is my favorite cookie. I don't blame you.

Why is it naked sugar? What does that mean? Made with love and swear words that says on the label. I like that. I don't. I never, you didn't take this much of my brisket. You wouldn't love it.

You wouldn't let us. You were taking a home for you. I know, I know. I would eat that whole ass brisket if it was in here. All right. L ConstructionCNY.com. He does great work. The meats are coming soon.

The construction is right now. Well, my team's out there doing most of the work now. I'm in the office. Yeah, so you're running. That's why I'm saying. You got free time to run the smoke meat. I'm going to dig holes right now. What is it?

When I leave me, I'm going to dig holes. Where? Camilles. Nice. There you go. Showgirl Katie, you're doing her kitchen remodel in here. She said, feel free to bring a smoked meat if you want to open to house. I think I just got to have it in the trailer.

El Construction, CNY.com, Legwilly Construction. We love Anthony and the whole crew over there. So delicious. Your flatulence is fraudulent. Oh, that's nice. No, it's real. Fraudulant, it's flantulent. He's just fart into a track in there.

It's not a real one. I've seen it. I've seen it, dude. I know for a fact. Frank Zappa would say that's not good farts. He thinks that you're just a loser. I guess like the trend now, and you've, Movie theaters are trying to get people back into the theater, so they're trying whatever they can.

Are these silly popcorn buckets for these big releases? Like, you remember the Dune one that everybody was having sex with? Yes. Yeah. Yes, I do remember it. Is there another one? Silly, you say? No, I think it's cool.

I want them all when I go to the movies. I want everything to be themed. Well, here's what's happening now. They release these special popcorn buckets. Yeah. They sell out the first day. He can't kill. I know.

I know because I wanted the, I don't remember, I wanted the Top Gun one. What was the Top Gun one? I can't remember him now. The Ghostbusters one was a trap. Was a Slot, a trap thing. That's a new Superman themed popcorn. Do they have one for Superman? Let me see, let me see.

Oh, it's sort of, but I want it to. It's just like a Superman wrapping. Well, the Galactus popcorn bucket. Oh, what's that? To celebrate Fantastic Four First Steps. Oh, is this one they're all babies now? No. The Fantastic Four is all babies?

No, it's stupider. That'd be a funny or like, yeah. No, it's just, it's when they started, it's different ones. Just another one of those where you're like, oh, God, right? Well, they bought them all up. It's this bucket right here. It's called the Galactus. Oh, that is so awesome.

For those of you listening, I guess I can describe it the best way. How? It's the head of Galactus, the movie villain. Okay. 20 inches wide 17 and a half inches high holds 341 ounces making it the world's largest

commercially available popcorn bucket and the eyes light up see but they're all sold out they sold out immediately at theaters around the country you can still order it at the AMC theater shop but it doesn't ship until early December

I mean I like cool I'm not paying $80 for a popcorn bucket. No, no, no. And I want them there. Like, I want to sit there with this stupid head. Yes. I want to sit there with the Ghostbusters trap and eat popcorn on of it. I don't want to eat it at home.

Oh, my God. Well, no, these things you get at home. They're on eBay for $200 right now if you wanted to buy one. Well, this was a different. This is a, and it doesn't hold as much. It's, uh, it's crypto holding a popcorn bucket and you can put some in there. But it's like at home. Yeah.

Let's see. I mean, they got to do whatever they can to get people back in the theaters. I know that, we're, what are we doing over at Destiny? Are they like rehash in those theaters now? Oh, I always forget about them, to be honest with you, because it's just, the prices are the same, but, well, it's, what is it, Marcus Theaters or whatever the hell it is now?

Why did they do that? I don't know, because that, is that, is that that guy's name? Yes, it's more recognition. Yes, it's the Marcus, dude. All right, so annoying to me. They're trying to make it a sports bar out in the lobby now, where you go and not even watch a movie. Because why would you take something that was easily understood, like movie tavern?

It's a movie tavern. It's in the words. Yep. People associate movie with booze and food. And now the guy who puts himself in front of every damn movie. Every commercial in the movie he has to be there. He's got to be in it. And it's like his old ass dad, I guess, who was the original Marcus theater guy.

He wheeled him out for one of them. Oh, geez. Now they're just naming it. What was it Marcus Cinema or something stupid? Marcus Theater. Marcus Cinema. Hold on. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Marcus Syracuse Cinema. Get over yourself. Yeah, no, all right. All these CEOs name and everything after themselves. It's a movie tavern. Yeah, it's just a movie tavern. That's what it's going to be. You know what?

We're struggling to get people in the seats. So what we're going to do is name it something that doesn't make any sense. Yeah. That no one has an attachment to. One theater, and it's also sold out, is doing this. It looks like an old source. school newspaper, like you get it outside and you open the door and get the daily planet. You open it and it's a Superman thing and it's popcorn inside.

Oh, that's cool. Sold out too. That's cool. But no, but that's the thing though. Yeah, Marcus Syracuse Cinema at Township 5 is formerly known as movie tavern. Yeah, like it's not like you weren't having success. The place is always packed because I know I love it there. It's my favorite spot to go see movies.

I choose to go there because, again, when it's going to be the, um, the, you know, same prices and I don't have to go to the mall and possibly get stabbed but they change the thing where now you don't get food delivered to you you only get drinks and popcorn and I think candy

so if you order you have to go to the bar and get your food or something oh no hold on I think it's the other way around hold on let me be correct here it doesn't matter I think no matter what you're going to say I'm leaving somebody correct me so I'm saying the right thing either one

one thing is only available at the counter right when you walk in the other is that so I got okay so food will be coming to you but your drinks your popcorn and your candy you got to get at the like you would at a normal movie I ain't here to tell you how to run your business you're doing things backwards you're making it harder you were bringing me everything just

continue to do that and I'm with Katie I'm always for honoring people's chosen names but you're gonna be movie tavern to me because that's a fun name that sounds fun because I was I mean you're still gonna but I was just gonna say to end that if it's gonna be the same prices but one place is gonna bring my fadass chicken tenders if I want to. Right, right. I'm going there.

But isn't Regal and Destiny doing like the recliner seats now too? Did I see a story about that? The seats for me, the movie tavern? That's not my. They're comfy. They're beyond comfortable. But I always get, I don't recline all that way because I'll fall asleep in 30 seconds regardless of the movie.

I just do. It's too comfortable and it's dark and everything and they just had snacks. But I guess I will get over the whole get my own. popcorn thing. I'm going to piss off a lot of my people by telling you guys this. I should not share this information. Aswego Cinema has reclining seats too. They had them almost first, I feel like.

Oh, yeah. They had them when we saw like jackass something. I don't remember what movie I saw there 20 years ago. Now, I know my Oswego County people are going to be pissed and I'm sharing that information with you because it's cheaper and they got the reclining seats and you're in beautiful Oswego, New York. That's all I'm same. It's all I'm saying.

I don't want to. Yeah. I want to blow up our secret little movie spot up there, but we got first run movies, we got reclining seats. It's an old-timey theater. It's great. I think it's haunted, too, isn't it? Probably everything's haunted.

I thought it was haunted. I passed out drunk in one of those watching what was not, what was the one, the NWA movie, what was that called? Was it Boys in the Hood? No, well, not boys. I know you're talking about where they redid and it was Ice Cubas as kid. Yeah, the NWA movie, I fell asleep watching that. I also don't like, and I'm not saying that any of the theaters.

do this. I don't like putting my head and other people's head grease, so I always wear a hoodie and I put my hood up, because I don't want my head touching where like a hundred other heads have been. Yeah. Straight out of Compton's movie, yeah. Karma's good at Cal Collected Debt. Set it off. That's the band. You saw this

weekend at the reboot. They are on their way up. So you got lucky seeing them this weekend for 40 bucks, because I bet they get more expensive and sell more seats coming up here these next years. I see them having a similar Ashes to New

Yeah You know kind of coming up It's they're going to start being on some big You know tours with some big bands You know do some of their own as headliners Like they did it It's Sharkey's Yeah yeah

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