The Sloppy Boys - 146. Abasolo

Episode Date: August 4, 2023

To celebrate the release of their new album Sonic Ranch, the guys look back their time spent in Texas with a whiskey crafted and distilled from 100% Mexican Cacahuazintle corn.    ...            Abasolo is available at select retailers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hey folks, welcome to the Sloppy Boys where we take a deep dive into the drinks that you love. I'm Jeff Dutton along with Mike Hanford. Whoa. And Tim Kalpakis. What is up album release styling? Wow. it's out there folks we've been talking about it we've been getting you ready we've been dropping little clues and little singles the singles some of the biggest clues is when we said we have an album coming out
Starting point is 00:00:36 August 4th if you missed that clue folks you are not Sherlock Holmes-esque we don't know what else we can do for you you gotta meet us halfway. When we give you a fact, you've got to listen to the fact. Yeah. Facts are important if you're sleuthing.
Starting point is 00:00:50 And we're celebrating today's album release by being in the same room. We're all in LA. Oh, it's hot. Oh, they can tell. They can tell. Yeah. The chemistry is crackling. Oh, God.
Starting point is 00:01:01 I think it's pretty crackling. Maybe I shouldn't be messing with this thing. It's probably... Yeah, don't touch it. Okay. But I like to fidget with something. I need a's pretty crazy. Maybe I shouldn't be messing with this thing. It's probably... Yeah, don't touch it. Okay, but I like to fidget with something. I need a fidget spinner. It's time.
Starting point is 00:01:09 I finally should get a fidget spinner. Yeah? Maybe for Christmas, I'll get a fidget spinner. Spin that thing around. You see those fidget spinners? It's just like a cube. It's got like buttons on it, switches, and it's just stuff to like fuck with. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:01:23 It's weird. You know, I never had a thing on the back of my phone case you ever have like a circle oh yeah oh yeah any circle people kind of those are the grown-up fidget spinners oh it's like an accordion thing that comes off the back but it's just like circle you can use it if you're gonna like take pictures or you let's say you want to watch a tv show you can use it to prop your phone up but yeah i mainly see people just playing with it and spinning it and i i do that anytime i have like a pen or something i'm like just twisting the cap on and off or when i have a pen i usually i click it once and then you know the little writing part comes out yeah
Starting point is 00:01:53 and i start just writing my feelings yeah that's the the tip they call it yeah the pen the tip the ink tip is that what we wanted to know the new album yes talk about the new album it's called the sonic ranch it's produced by money mark from the beastie boys it's out it's on spotify it's on apple music google play i don't know hey it's on title that's for sure it is talk about a misfire though huh nobody's on title i am come on no you remember because for a minute it was like jay-z and kanye stuff were only on Tidal, and then they all came back to Spotify. Well, there's talk of a music strike.
Starting point is 00:02:29 I don't know how that would work. It's not up to the artist to be like, take my stuff down. It's up to the labels, right? So it'd have to be like Capitol Records saying, we no longer agree, Spotify. Or, I mean, if you go on strike, you don't get to take old stuff down, you stop making new stuff. I mean, Spotify would be absolutely fine. Yeah's enough music sorry folks well not well now there's enough music the fourth slot only just recently is there now that's enough what was a fun album to make i'll tell you that much it was a damn blast and you might even say that the drink of the day is
Starting point is 00:03:00 sort of reminiscent of our studio session but of course we're not there yet no no no no yeah this album was a little different than the last few wasn't it well we worked on a soundboard that was uh we were told a million dollars yeah there's like a yeah a neve is like the fanciest kind of soundboard this was two neves that were welded together yeah and i think it was owned by madonna yeah owned by madonna at one point and she's a material girl so she's like yeah I'll give me two neves and melt them together she's a material but she's always changing her also a virgin sometimes sometimes like one like definitely like one and sometimes frozen and sometimes like a surgeon sometimes if not any of her songs, but sometimes. No, no, no. She's hanging around a certain curly haired paradist.
Starting point is 00:03:48 Paradist. Paradiso. I want to talk about that. That makes sense why the, I mean, everyone was so worried when I was setting a can of beer or soda, anything down near it. They're like, ah, we maybe shouldn't put that there. Like, ah. Then you drink it.
Starting point is 00:04:02 You drink it. Asshole. I'm doing it all wrong. the neve the double neve 80 tracks owned by bandana resides at sonic ranch famous studio oh my god very cool any little instrument you wanted there was something it was on the property somewhere right yeah they could be like any guitar or keyboard we wanted some guy would just go find it and what's crazy is you're in the middle of nowhere it's torneo texas west texas it's a gigantic pecan farm it's not a mom and pop pecan farm it's a huge corporate pecan farm so the owner of it is rich enough that he decided to build a world-class
Starting point is 00:04:35 studio for the greatest artists in the world to come record at but while we were living that that's what's so funny is like you're in the middle of nowhere, no contact with the outside world. But then you could be like, I don't know, could I have a 1963 Les Paul? And they'd be like, yes, Tim. And they would go get it. They'd drive a pickup truck out off into the farm to some storage facility and get the guitar for me. Then you open up the cage. You're like, there's more pecans in here. And we ate the pecans and we learned that you don't have to cook them for them to have the normal pecan taste.
Starting point is 00:05:07 You could eat them raw. Oh, yeah. They put them in the freezer. Oh, that was good. Yeah, yeah. When we first got there, it was nighttime. And Tony, the guy who runs the place, we're sitting down eating dinner that they prepared for us every night. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 00:05:20 The staff was fantastic. And he's like, here, have some pecans. They've been in the freezer. We said, no. It's like Tony. like tony oh you don't know what you're doing in the freezer it was great he also had a wine cellar oh tony is cracking wine like crazy uh every night it's not it's not a problem no he handles it well but it was very much like we go into the this like hacienda and sit at a long banquet table all together and eat and there'd be other rock stars like actually it was funny because we were there's the three sloppy boys and then money mark is our producer and that was the like it was all like bands of dudes and then like an older rich producer guy what's his name from the black crow chris robinson chris robinson was there
Starting point is 00:05:59 yeah and we got to be friends with him and he was producing a band uh i think the texas gentleman was and they were really good i listened to some of their stuff on spotify and they knew us they Yeah. And we got to be friends with him and he was producing a band. I think the Texas Gentleman. Texas Gentleman. They were really good. I listened to some of their stuff on Spotify. And they knew us. They knew us from the Birthday Boys. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:10 That was great. Well, yeah, of course. They haven't been living under a rock. They read the news. But what a great melting pot that like you go to Texas to a ranch in the middle of nowhere and you really just focus up and you live it and you eat it and breathe it. And then you sit at this big table with other bands making their albums. You're like, oh, how many did you get through today?
Starting point is 00:06:28 Oh, just one, not even one. Oh, maybe better tomorrow. Zero. Well, the Chris, yeah, I remember that one band was like, I forget what they were called, but they were like, yeah, we drum tracked 14 tracks today. Okay. Yikes.
Starting point is 00:06:41 We got to know the need. Don't tell Dots. The Chris Robinson thing was so funny because we're sitting there when we first get there and money mark is talking to him and they were talking in ways like you could tell they'd been around the industry for a while and we're mentioning people they both knew i was like who's this guy he looks familiar and i know that name and then all of a sudden he's like well yeah when me and the crows were at whatever festival i was like that's fucking like hey little thing let me light your candle he kept saying that to me because at
Starting point is 00:07:09 dinner the candles were out on the table because every every bite you kept going yeah that was good blowing them all out tim's kept going out what's their huge song that's like a slower song says she talks to angels. That's big. That's a big tune. And that was actually a big album for me. Whatever album that was, my family had that cassette for some reason. We got it at like a magazine drive or something. And I knew it well.
Starting point is 00:07:38 And I told them so. Damn, that must have been like one of the last cassettes though. Probably getting into CD territory around that. That I got? You know what? Probably more cassettes I got were like older bands. You know what I mean? Yes. I remember having like Led Zeppelin cassettes though probably getting into cd territory that i got you know what i probably more cassettes i got were like older bands ah you know i mean like i remember having like led zeppelin cassettes acdc elo greatest hits me and my buick ninja turtles coming out of their shells tour uh simpsons sing the blues dude why not that's so funny listen to the turtles like you're just listening you're just having the audio experience there's only one song i that you know it's the most cynically made
Starting point is 00:08:09 see them see that they're turtles and watch them do karate but instead you're just listening to actors talk about pizza the point is to see that the reptiles do karate now i gotta hear them sing oh god uh the turtle new Turtles movie is coming out. Yeah, it looks good. It looks good as hell. I'll see it. Of course. But here's the thing.
Starting point is 00:08:29 The animation looks like that sort of drawn animation. Yeah, Spider-Verse. Spider-Verse. Sort of. Interesting. Is that the new thing? I guess so. Am I going to be sick of it already?
Starting point is 00:08:37 Here's the thing. I think Pixar went too polished. Like, everybody was chasing Pixar, trying to be Pixar. Oh, but those big glowing Pixar eyes. And don't forget big round asses. Watch it, buddy. Watch out. They're out there.
Starting point is 00:08:50 And I think, you know, you can't beat Pixar at their own game. And I think Spider-Verse is one of the first to be like, fuck it. We're going sketchbook style. Scratchy. All fucked up and weird and little jokes in the frames. It's cool. I was watching WALL-E on the plane ride here. Good one.
Starting point is 00:09:05 Good film. Wonderful movie. He's so funny. Nobody talks for 20 minutes, thank God. Thank God. You can finally get some peace and quiet, get a little shut-eye in that movie. Ah, let me just watch this little square robot
Starting point is 00:09:17 zoom around the... Fred Willard. Fred Willard's in that movie as a human. And he doesn't talk and he doesn't talk. But he's like a human human. There's a few humans and they're like commercials and stuff. But yeah. But then when they show
Starting point is 00:09:27 humans, they're all little bloated lazy boy characters. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But at some point, they worked in a real man, Fred Willard. It's funny in a kind of a kid's Pixar movie to have a grim view of the future. The humans are all overfed and can't move. And it's pretty
Starting point is 00:09:43 Orwellian. Well, I think, you know, we didn't have enough of those types of stories, us growing up or generations forth. And that might be why we're in this mess. Right. COVID. That's a big part of it. I think global warming is connected to COVID.
Starting point is 00:10:00 Yeah, I think, I think so. I think so. Give me a second to think about it. Yeah. Well, anything else about the album? We're going to be talking about it the whole time. We'll be talking about it the whole time. We should finish chit-chat and get into
Starting point is 00:10:11 bib-bib-bib-bib. Booze News? Booze News! Hit it! Oh! Oh! Ooh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh, very nice. I could dance.
Starting point is 00:10:47 I could dance. In the gardens of Gomorrah. You can do. Wow. All right. Dance in the gardens of Gomorrah was sent to us by Brad Hill. And if you have a booze news theme, email it to the sloppyoppyboyspodcast at gmail.com. Is that from Barbie? Yeah, I think so. Nice work, Brett. Nice. Wait, what's the Dua Lipa song?
Starting point is 00:11:10 The Dua Lipa song. I haven't seen Barbie yet. Barbenheimer. That was, oh God, remember that weekend? Yeah. That was overwhelming for us who saw that weekend. That weekend. Every time I looked at my phone, I was remembering what other people were doing.
Starting point is 00:11:31 I want to get back to big weekends in just a second. But that was Brad Hill. That was great. And I loved, first of all, that was the whole song. We just played a little bit. Yeah, I faded out early because he didn't even really mean this as a booze news theme. He was just like, here's a whole mashup I made. We should post this. Yeah, we should post this. And it could actually kind of go viral very good also i'm a little disconcerted by how well people can strip the lead vocals out of our tunes i know
Starting point is 00:11:54 like is that just i'm supposed to be the wizard guy who knows that shit i can't ai probably Probably. Yep. Wait. Brad Hall. Hill. Hill. A-I. Next letter is B. Right. H-I. Okay. There's a letter before that. Right. They're very close.
Starting point is 00:12:15 They're very close. Very, very close. All right. Is that a reference to Hal? You know, Hal from 2001? Probably, sure. You know, that's derived from IBM. They just put the letter before each of those letters.
Starting point is 00:12:28 So IBM becomes H-A-L. I love hearing when like, when there's a character in a book or a movie or something, it's like his name is Jason Preacher because preachers are good. I don't know. But my point is I never think about names. I'm writing something like his name is John. John from Cincinnati?
Starting point is 00:12:47 John, like the toilet. So what I was going to say about big weekends before we get into the booze news, because I know that's exciting and people want to hear about it, but not yet for me. Remember Carmageddon? Yeah. Out here in LA, it was like the 405 was being shut down for a weekend. There was something else, too. There was like a few, it was like a perfect5 was being shut down for a weekend. There was something else too. There was like a few, it was like a perfect storm of things, wasn't it?
Starting point is 00:13:08 Yeah. And it was like, it's going to be gridlock everywhere because like a huge freeways. 405 was down and I think that was also the weekend they were going to let the freaks out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the freaks were feeling driving. But it was a whole thing like, let's get, and I think people were just playing into it to be funny but like karmageddon i'm having a karmageddon house a party in my house we're coming in we're sleeping over all night we can't go anywhere and it was kind of just fun because everyone did that and then the 405 was fun yeah there was also that weekend where the
Starting point is 00:13:36 405 was completely engulfed in flames all sides and the cars were still going through it do you remember this yeah it was like a it was like fire season a couple of years ago. But videos, like people were filming out their windows and it looked fucking terrifying. Yeah. There's something nice to a Carmageddon feeling. If you live in a big city like LA, feeling like connected, like this, I don't know, probably 4 billion people in LA, but did you have a weekend that we were all in Carmageddon happening? I can't be right. I think there's 8 billion people on earth.
Starting point is 00:14:00 and we were all like, Carmageddon happening. I can't be right. I think there's 8 billion people on Earth. But when you have a thing to talk about, it's like, I can't believe we all have to deal with this thing. Yeah. It feels kind of small town-y.
Starting point is 00:14:12 There's something very holiday feeling, like a Thanksgiving or Christmas. It's like, you can't do anything today because it's crazy day. Yeah, let's just stay home and have stuffing. Yeah. God, I would love some stuffing.
Starting point is 00:14:23 In college, I made stuffing, just willy-nilly. Stove top? Stove top. And I would walk around with my big one mug and eat stuffing. People would go, God, that smells so good. And I'd shake it. Stove top.
Starting point is 00:14:34 It's stuffing. You bubble it up with one of those plug-in teapots and pour it into the stuffing? It's just like hot water and breadcrumbs. Nasty. But it feels home-cooked. It's stuffing. Oh, goodbye. Well, is that it for booze?
Starting point is 00:14:46 Wait, no. That's not it for booze. No, no. We haven't even started the booze news. Shit. Okay, this is an article that a ton of slobheads sent me. Ooh.
Starting point is 00:14:55 Maybe you guys saw it as well. It's good social proof. Here's a drink. Have you heard of Yoo-Hoo and Absinthe? No. Yeah, only through you. Through me? There's an article on bon
Starting point is 00:15:06 appetit i don't like this headline you who an absence that's the drink uh yep fucking james khan tweeting you know like that's the tweet me and pacino used to be boys that's the tweet this this that but aside from annoying headline a lot people say uh people say it's good i saw on twitter jack shram said that this is a good pairing absinthe and yoohoo i trust the shrammer i don't know why but i trust the shrammer trust them with my life we're doing stinky star anise and sweet choco and yoohoo's funny because it's like it's not dairy right it's like chocolate water and it's in a can it doesn't go bad oh it's not like it's not dairy right it's like chocolate water and it's in a can it doesn't go bad oh it's not like it's not chocolate milk it's some other thing oh yeah right right right
Starting point is 00:15:51 chocolate drink it's like water and chocolate yeah water and chocolate i think that's it which sounds mouth-watering but um watery well the thing i wanted a thing about i wanted to point out was this article the drink comes it's like a new drink and it comes from a book that this bartender put out. It's called saved by the Bellini and other nineties inspired cocktails. So this article was kind of promoting this book and that this absent you who drink is called the absent crag, which is a reference to the aggro crag guts on guts, guts,
Starting point is 00:16:24 guts, so that's on guts. Duts. Duts. Duts. So that's very influential. Very influential. But I just wanted, I was pointing out to say, remember the sort of, the retro tacky dirt baggy kind of dirty Shirley type of thing.
Starting point is 00:16:38 I feel like that's saying this is bubbling over. If there's like a big publisher publishing a book and Bon Appetit is covering like you who an absent, like you you who is funny to us that yeah there's in his good dream yeah but the winkiness of it is sort of feels like dirty shirley culture being yes like it's very saturated it's very uh what's what's the word like tchotchke what's the word? Like tchotchke? What's the word I'm looking for? Kitch. It's cocaine bear. That is funny. Tchotchkes are kitschy. Tchotchkes are kitschy. Tchotchkes. You hear the tchotchkes are kitschy?
Starting point is 00:17:10 Tchotchkes are too kitschy. I remember the first time I. Don't throw him. These tchotchkes are too kitschy. I went serious. Give me the finest, most modern tchotchkes. Belmont, get rid of these tchotchkes. I remember the first time I heard the word tchotchke. It was like kids in school were saying it. And I was like, what? And they're like, you know, tchotchkes. Battle mom to go get rid of these tchotchkes. I remember the first time I heard the word tchotchke.
Starting point is 00:17:26 It was like kids in school were saying it. And I was like, what? And they're like, you know, tchotchkes. They're just things that are all over. And I'm like, what? And they're like, you know, in your house, you got tchotchkes. Especially. They're all over the place.
Starting point is 00:17:34 What are these things? They're all over the place. They're on me. I'm just like cockroaches. Yeah. Baubles is another like tchotchkes and baubles. It's like just stuff that's in a drawer. On the way over here today, there was a spider in Tim's car.
Starting point is 00:17:47 What? I had to take it out. Black Widow? No, no, a little tiny guy, but I took my shoe off and got it. It's crazy. There are Black Widows out here. Have you seen them? No.
Starting point is 00:17:55 Saw one at Mookie's. Ew. You're not talking about a spider. Really? Yeah. Dangerous stuff. Because at home in New Hampshire, I would always be like, a spider. Is it a Black Widow?
Starting point is 00:18:03 And I can be like, no, it's not. I see it as a joke. Like Black Widow, I think that can be like, no, it's not. They're all like black widow. I think that they're like, it's so evil that they don't really know. But like in, especially as a kid, I was scared of arachnophobia that movie, but you were scared of getting arachnophobia.
Starting point is 00:18:17 I don't want to catch the fear. I hope I don't get too scared of fighters. Well, yeah, no, we were in drinking beers in his backyard during COVID. And I saw a little, saw a little web.
Starting point is 00:18:27 Oh, you told me. I decided to investigate. And you see that iconic little orange hourglass. Yikes. But I think they're really poisonous, but they're not going to bother you unless you really fuck with them. So it's fine. Because I was trying to make a Scarlett Johansson joke before. That could be good. Maybe it's like they won't get too mad unless they read
Starting point is 00:18:44 Variety and maybe some movie from the Marvel Universe didn't do so great. Why didn't you go to the movies? The spider you saw in my car, it was inside, not on. Because the rear view mirrors on both, the side mirrors always have spider webs on them. Mine is that too. Why is that? So this was a moment Tim and I got
Starting point is 00:19:06 in the car. It was way too hot, so we left the doors open for a while. I stayed in the car. Tim got out. Waiting for the AC to kick in. Yeah, really. Hot day. Leather seats. A little tiny, one of those little kind of like spiders that moves real quick and it doesn't just lumber along. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:19:22 It was hanging out by, you know where like the door gets closed? If it was a big enough thing, if, you know, where like the door gets closed. If it was a big enough thing, if the door closed, it would have squished it. Yeah. But I saw it in there. I took my shoe off.
Starting point is 00:19:31 Got it. Either smushed it or knocked it out of the car. I couldn't tell. Should let it live. Well, it's too late now. Yeah,
Starting point is 00:19:37 it's too late. He's gone. Jeff, listen to this move on the same car ride. We pull up to the liquor store to get the drink of the day. This I couldn't believe.
Starting point is 00:19:43 I almost didn't bring it up because it's too unbelievable. Cap and Cork? We go to cap and cork i so we had already we took a little pause to let the ac get going this is a hot la day and i need uh my ac we pull up the liquor store i'm gonna park in the in the parking lot and i start to open my door and mike starts opening his door too i'm like oh you're coming in? He's like, yeah, I'll come in. Enjoy the AC. So he's thinking AC as well. AC is that. AC Slater, Atlantic City. No, but on a serious note, folks.
Starting point is 00:20:12 So then I get out. I leave the car running. We both get out and he's like, is the car running? And I'm like, yeah, I'm going to let it run. We both go into the liquor store together. I leave a T-Bird doors unlocked, car running. In the past, I've locked it and then i had my other key you know but this time i didn't have the other key so i just damn that is
Starting point is 00:20:32 nuts that's and i have my laptop in the trunk oh my god that's insane timmy i was willing to lay it all on the line to not be sweaty i said i said what's gonna happen if someone just walks by so i'll be sad that's my course about if someone just walks by and says, I'll be sad. That's my course of that. If your car gets stolen and your computer's in your car, what you do is be sad. You're allowed to be sad for a second, but then you've got to track down the vehicle. Oh my God.
Starting point is 00:20:58 You say it's me sighing and then I've got to track down this wrongdoer. That's a cool move, man. That reminds me of something you'd see in movies. That reminds me of like, we've talked about it. It's such a small town thing. But it's such a small town thing and it's so renegade. It's so devil may care, Tim.
Starting point is 00:21:14 But here's the thing. Yeah, exactly. Spread that around. Don't do that anymore since this episode came out because people know what your car looks like. Sure. And now they know they're going to be- Celebrity car. They're going to boot up the Tim Tracker and get a free car.
Starting point is 00:21:26 Yeah, they're like, oh, there's a car. Anyone could have taken that car. Anyone. And gotten away with it. Legendary car should be in a museum. Should be a fucking impound lot. What did Bob say when he first saw you buy that car? Oh, Tim, no. What are you doing? He was like, hey, Bob, check out Tim's new car. Oh, no.
Starting point is 00:21:44 It does, it looks like a car that would have been a lot of money, but it's not. It's new car. Oh, no. It does. It looks like a car that would have been a lot of money, but it's not. It's an 02. It's not a classic. My parents had a Chrysler Sebring convertible.
Starting point is 00:21:52 Oh, yes. Very popular. Very nice. But very impractical in New Hampshire. We really enjoyed it for maybe three or four months and then it was top down.
Starting point is 00:22:00 Well, that's the weird thing about the- Top down, windows up. Top up. Wait. Yes. Huh? I was referencing a song. Top down. Turn, that's the weird thing about the- Top down, windows up. Top up? Wait. Yes. Huh? I was referencing a song.
Starting point is 00:22:08 Top down. Turn down for what? I think that's the way I like to- No, it's Ludacris. Oh, there. Luda? Luda. Chris Bridges?
Starting point is 00:22:18 Damn it, I didn't see the latest Fast and Furious movie. Those movies are actually good. You actually have to watch them because they're actually good. I know they are and that's why I'm in. I didn't see it. Not picking up on my tone. Man, those movies
Starting point is 00:22:31 more than any other I get suckered into seeing and I'm just mad that I saw it. Why do people have the need to say, like, I've been suckered by so many people that are like, no, I know what you think
Starting point is 00:22:41 but that's actually good and I watch it and it's bad. I'm like, what joy do you get out of telling me to watch a big block of a piece of trash? They wanted to trick you. If you're going to convince me of something,
Starting point is 00:22:52 convince me of an obscure thing that's good that I didn't know about. But to say like, oh, bad for you. Oh, Thor Ragnarok is so funny, man. Fuck you. I love that the knives always come out for Thor Ragnarok. Still funny, man. Fuck you. I love that the knives always come out for Thor Ragnarok. Still, I've never seen it. Still, I've never seen it. No.
Starting point is 00:23:11 Also, here's the crazy thing. I have never seen anything Taika Waititi has ever done. And I know. What we do in the shadows? I've never seen the original movie. Oh, wow. I'm unaware. And that I'm ashamed of.
Starting point is 00:23:24 As a comedy writer, I should know this franchise. I got friends that write for this show. I hear great things. Yes. But because if it's proximity to Thor or Ragnarok, I haven't gotten into it. Well, you saw bits of Concords. You did bits of Concords. Love Concords.
Starting point is 00:23:40 When the hell is that Deadpool Wolverine movie going out? You said you're going to tell me when it comes out, right? I'm not tracking it. That's your thing, baby. But you know about this before I do. I've heard about this. I should say, I know I'm a hater and stuff, but I've heard that movie's actually good.
Starting point is 00:23:56 It's actually good. I heard because of the writer's strike that he can't do improv in that movie. That was the plan doing Deadpool 3 is like, Ryan won't do improv. Right, because that's writing. Oh. But now he can't do improv in that movie. That was the plan doing Deadpool 3 is like, Ryan won't do improv. Right, because that's writing. Oh. But now he can't do acting either. Right. Wait, it's already, oh, it's not shot yet.
Starting point is 00:24:11 So this is going to be a while. They started, so it's going to be a while. It's like a big thing in your life. I don't know anything about it, but I just know I won't need it. What am I excited about? Meg 2, I think that came out today. You're not excited about Meg 2?
Starting point is 00:24:29 I didn't see Meg 1. You don't need to. It's a humongous shark. I don't know, man. A shark film? I didn't see Open Water. I didn't see Deep Blue Sea. You didn't see Deep Blue Sea?
Starting point is 00:24:39 I only saw Jaws 1. I saw Jaws 1 once. You know what's weird? I have seen Jaws one every summer of my life like uh it'll be like on tv or you're on vacation it's a fun movie to put on and i love it but i've it's never i never know like what scenes are coming when yeah i have a lot of movies like that where i'm just like oh yeah this seems great oh yeah this scene but like i couldn't tell you the plot in order yeah and it And it's, and it's.
Starting point is 00:25:05 Yeah. It's really good. Yeah. Yeah. Oh yeah. Right. We haven't gotten out of the ship yet. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:25:11 Yeah. And it's long too. Like it's, it's got like that other act where it's like, oh yeah. Normally we. Yeah. Right. You forget about the things at the beginning where it's like the mayor is bumping into the kids who were playing.
Starting point is 00:25:23 Yeah. We're marching band. Weird connective tissue stuff. Like how come some movies I can tell you almost everything that happens in order, like back to the future Jurassic park, but like a movie like that or a movie like Chinatown or something, every scene surprises me when I watch it.
Starting point is 00:25:35 It's like, Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Blade runner. That those are really opaque though. Yeah. That won't be the case with the sloppy boys movie. No,
Starting point is 00:25:43 you're going to remember every scene. You're probably going to be able to predict scenes. It'll be so stupid. So base. So basic. Then we get Wolverine in that one too. Shing shing. My booze news was that for the first time ever, liquor has outperformed
Starting point is 00:25:57 beer in the market. Wow. Liquor has outperformed beer. People, I think, are just beard out. And Seltzer took a chunk of the beer market probably yeah yeah yeah good point people are just more into cocktails in the moment seltzer split the base yeah like bernie split base yeah um i think that they probably listening to sloppy boys podcast they've heard that we think you can't drink beer too much beer yeah have a nice one beer in the sun yellow cold that's fun well that
Starting point is 00:26:26 and the other thing too is there's like 350 celebrity liquors out there oh wow yeah that's a lot we need one how are we not in there we're not on that list it's actually uh 347 but i had oh wow yeah casamigos that's the big boy. Yeah. Aviation. That's your boy, Deadpool. That's Deadpool. I should start drinking that. Damn. Okay. Was that it for Booze News?
Starting point is 00:26:51 That's it for Booze News. That's it for Booze News. Wow. It's wrapped up. I can't believe Booze News got wrapped up. Okay. The drink of the day on our very special episode. It's finally, we're releasing our album, Sonic Ranch,
Starting point is 00:27:06 and there's a drink that's very nostalgic to us. We had a couple, I'll say, marking the occasion. Lone Star beer. Yeah, that was kind of cool. A lot of Lone Star floating around. We requested that, actually. They said, what do you guys want on your rider? And I said Lone Star because I knew that's the cheap Texas beer
Starting point is 00:27:24 made by Pabst. Is that so? Yeah. No shit. Still? Or like, it's still part of it? Or like,
Starting point is 00:27:30 they probably make it in Texas, but part of the whole, that kind of glamour. Do you like corporate shit, by the way? Lord, where did I fall on this? Because I do like,
Starting point is 00:27:39 I do like shit. Consult the lore here. You can't avoid it. You can't wait for the next Deadpool movie. But then the strike, I got to be Consult the lore here. You can't avoid it. You can't wait for the next Deadpool movie. But then the strike. I got to be with the strikers. The boys, yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:50 But that place was littered with Lone Stars. Yeah. I made Calpe Cordials. Calpe Cordials with some Kraken rum, I remember. Some dark. Oh, yeah, those were good. I was mixing together Bacardi and Kraken to kind of get an amalgamation of a Sailor Jerry. And I really think I really indulge in the red wine because Tony, the owner, the culture of the place
Starting point is 00:28:10 is everyone is in their separate studios on this big farm. They're working during the day. You come together at night and Tony's pouring your red wine and you're going, thank you. We felt like little kids kind of. Yeah, it was a very nice. The food is so fantastic, too. They kind of had it going all day, right?
Starting point is 00:28:28 Yeah, you could kind of just be- We had breakfast, lunch, and dinner. But then there was just like quesadillas all the time. Breakfast, you'd place an order. Breakfast, so good. You go sit down. You're in a house, in a dining room. They would say like, what would you like?
Starting point is 00:28:40 And we're like, a breakfast burrito, I guess. And they're like, what type of meat? You're like, chorizo, I guess. Yeah, yeah.. I mean, an incredible menu. One of them that I got all the time was the Sonic Ranch Burrito, which I think was just like sausage, egg, cheese, potato or something. But damn, every day. Nice. Our good friend, Robert Olguin, who's a news anchor in El Paso, he's sort of like the Prince of El Paso. He turned us on to Abasolo. He got a bottle of this stuff and we loved it. Basically, it's a Mexican corn whiskey.
Starting point is 00:29:13 Did you guys know that corn originated in Mexico? I did not. No. Corn's from Mexico. Wow. That's crazy. That is crazy. Like yellow corn the way we know it?
Starting point is 00:29:22 Yellow corn the way we know it. I guess all kind of corns. Corn used to be like rainbow colored too. There was i guess all kind of corns corn used to be like rainbow colored too there was like crazy jewel toned corns back in the day yeah but i think it went the way of the true banana yeah yeah that's which we refuse to read about but we've heard that bananas have changed the one true old banana flavor that is now lives on in the form of runs so from from uh uh corn comes like uh maize and then you know you got tortillas and you got tamales and all this stuff popcorn corn syrup there you go popcorn corn on the cob the most basic form of corn if you would have said tim what's whiskey mean if i would have said grain right i thought grain that's what you told me yesterday when i asked you but this is a corn whiskey from mexico i'm holding the bottle and i'm
Starting point is 00:30:10 going to read right off the back it says abasolo ancestral corn whiskey is crafted and distilled from the finest non-gmo and then there's a word for corn here that i can't pronounce so i'm gonna have my phone say it c Cacahuasendal. Cacahuasendal, corn, which has been smooth whiskey with notes of roasted grain, vanilla, and honey. It's funny to say notes of grain. It's like, I know another way to get some notes of grain. This is supposed to have a deep, historic taste that puts you in touch with people from 4,000 years ago. Perfect.
Starting point is 00:31:05 That must be such an industry, the people who write these things, or advertise people. And it's like, how are we going to make this say nothing and everything at once? I wonder if that's a third-party copywriting agency, and then Abasolo is like, hey, we need some Zazz for the back of the bottle. You look at the back of Kona, big wave. And I thinkazz for the back of the bottle. You look at the back of like Kona, Big Wave. And I think it has the same type of story. It's like any IPA beer has like a story on the back and it's just all this kind of obscure language.
Starting point is 00:31:33 I struggled to write that so much that I had AI help me for my Spotify bio. Wow. Can I read it to you? Yeah. Your Spotify bio? Yeah. Well, here's the thing.
Starting point is 00:31:42 Like most AI projects, you just have it like spit out a bunch of poetic words and you pick and choose and mix and match and you got to like collaborate with it. That sort of poetic crap, you know? Yeah. I just needed a bunch of strings of words that sounded vibey. Mm-hmm. And I came up with, it came up with, Dutz is the captivating pop auteur leading a revolution
Starting point is 00:32:02 of raw sonic pleasure. Wow. Wow. Perfect. His anthems of passion, seduction, and betrayal, drawn from life amid the neon streets of Los Feliz, blur the lines between reality and fantasy. So, but what was it going off to know you gave it some prompts? Yeah. I sort of gave it like-
Starting point is 00:32:21 It's beautiful. I gave it like 80s neon bad boy, Michael Jackson, all that sort of stuff. And I said, sexual, more sexual. And I even hit a point where it said, we can't go anymore. Yeah, you're like, this is going to turn anatomically crazy. Orgasmic. That'd be cool if it come up with all that stuff just from listening to your music. That's the thing is like, I know we're all afraid of ai terrified but um i noticed it was like
Starting point is 00:32:49 getting dumber like it it can't go on the internet and tell you all that stuff it will i tried to have it do like a bio for me and it struggled to find like birthday boys and stuff like that wouldn't be the only one well that's the i mean that's the bottle it's pretty straightforward this week it's a bottle liquor so we doing rocks um i i like to that's what we did was in a rocks glass on the rocks i've had this once since there's a very cool wine shop in kingston new york downtown called kingston wines and there's a slop head that works there in fact hey a very cool place impeccable music taste of the staff there but they they stock this stuff so i had it when i was recently on vacation
Starting point is 00:33:31 living on a sailboat in the rondel creek and this stuff once again was delicious to me so um i'm excited you guys have not had this since the torneo pecan farm no yeah and i didn't i kind of forgot about the bottle, too. That's a cool bottle. It's just a square brick, like a red brick look. It's a nice, beautiful bottle. This is 45 bucks. This is a premium product.
Starting point is 00:33:53 But it looks like something Daniel Plainview would have. Yes. It's real nice. I drink your milkshake. Oh, I said it the same way I always say it. I always do. Oh, I'll always say it. I always do. Oh, I'll kill a guy in a bowling alley. That's not a guy.
Starting point is 00:34:09 That's the guy who played Riddler. You don't know his name. That's not just a guy. All right. You want to get to it? Yes. Folks, we're going to take a little break. And when we come back, we have have a solo in hand and we're back have a solo in hand let's start with a sniff
Starting point is 00:34:42 corny I'm getting notes of corn a cornfield it's funny when they said what vanilla and honey they said grain vanilla honey it's a light color too it's almost like a greenish hue more yellow hue smells like corn
Starting point is 00:34:59 yeah corn chips Fritos bottoms up oh yeah crisp bright Yeah. Corn chips. Fritos. Here we go. Bottoms up. Ooh. Oh, yeah. Crisp. Bright. It's got, it's whiskey.
Starting point is 00:35:15 It's like a rye whiskey, kind of like a little more bitey, you know? Mm-hmm. Bright and bitey and corny. The breath. Yeah. It is like sweet. It is sweet. Sweet corn. Rye is a good distinction, but it's not as stanky.
Starting point is 00:35:26 Right. Yeah. You're not getting into the scotch area. Right. Is that peaty? I always forget. That's peaty. I don't know the word.
Starting point is 00:35:33 Peaty. We should fucking watch that movie, man. That's a good blowout. Dumb and Dumber? Shit. Dumb the Dumber. Have we not done a blowout about Dumb and Dumber? I think I mentioned it as like best last line of a movie.
Starting point is 00:35:47 I guess we've discovered this other thing too, where when you just watch a comedy and then you talk about it, you're like, yeah, that part was funny. Yeah, no, that part was funny. I've watched it recently. It holds up. I haven't seen it. It's so funny.
Starting point is 00:35:58 I just bumped my mic right into my mouth and my microphone. Drunk off this one sip, I guess. I'll do that when I'm on, if I'm doing stand-up or even in our shows. For some reason, I always put my foot on the base of a microphone, like the circle part. And usually they're not flat, so it comes back and like hits me in the mouth. It's just like dings my tooth.
Starting point is 00:36:18 I'm like, you teeth, okay. That hurts. I hope nobody ever notices. They teach you in stand-up class, don't you? You walk out, hey, how's it going? And then you immediately, boosh, take the mic out of the stand, get the stand out of the way, just stand there, look like a professional. And then there's this funny subconscious thing at the end of a stand-up set. You know, the comic has gotten the light and savvy viewers would maybe see them getting the light, but most people don't notice that.
Starting point is 00:36:41 But it is funny. You'll see a little nod off to someone in the back. Got it. won't notice that but it is funny a little you'll see a little nod off to someone in the back yeah got it uh but then it's funny when when a stand-up is doing their closing joke they kind of start to get the stand back together another tell and it's another tell and what's funny is like you know that a a stand-up usually closes with their best joke you know like open with your like second best joke and close your best so whenever i see someone like playing with the wire starting to make their way like moving the bench or any of it you get ready to laugh you take a deep breath i just think it's
Starting point is 00:37:13 cute that like they think this is their best joke yeah and it's kind of funny to have any business when you're like this is my big moment but you know there you go yeah the preparing when something is ending somebody just brought this up to me recently i was like yeah it is a big problem when you go to alamo draft house or nighthawk in brooklyn any place where like they serve food to you during watching a movie yeah you can tell the movie's like going to be wrapping up because they come and start putting checks down and you're like oh yeah i guess i didn't realize that like that is such a giveaway oh that's true and it's like a lot lot of fumpfering and stuff right as things are happening.
Starting point is 00:37:47 I hate when they bring you the bill and they lean into your ear and they say, He dies. That sucks. That sucks. It's spoily. If you don't pay, you'll die too. Oh my gosh. I'll die, but I want to live.
Starting point is 00:38:01 We'll run you through the fucking film machine. We'll do that? Oh, shit. Inefficient way to kill somebody. The Rejector? No, the film machine. Yes. I just went to
Starting point is 00:38:12 Alamo Drafthouse. What did I see? Oh, I can't remember. Oh, Evil Dead Rise, which I did not like. Oh, Zabububu, huh? Mm-hmm. You didn't like Zabububu?
Starting point is 00:38:21 No, no. Zabububu is funny, man. No, bad. I thought they were scary. I thought they were scary. Ah, man man i saw it with some other horror heads and we all looked around at each other after the first scene and we it was thumbs down from the very bad but was it laughably bad no i was hoping i was hoping i was like oh please just be laughably bad. If it starts being bad, just continue on down to please be laughably bad. Laughably so. Remember, we went to see Minions at one of these movie theaters.
Starting point is 00:38:51 Yes, that cinema, finally. Okay. Look. Look. Look cinemas. Look cinemas. That's so fun to be served food and stuff, but our food was ice cold. It took a long time to come out.
Starting point is 00:39:00 I just had a cold pizza. I kind of warned you guys, I feel like. That's the- We wouldn't listen. We were just like- It's hot in it. I was like, you need to get, and I know it's tantalizing,
Starting point is 00:39:07 there's a menu, but like you need to get movie snacks and booze. Like that's the fun, that's the best way to execute this. I got a double cognac on the rocks with cherries.
Starting point is 00:39:16 That sounds great. I got the chicken nachos and water at the bottom of them. That's gross. Yeah, it's fine if you want like cold chicken tenders, cold pizza, hot ice cream but that's
Starting point is 00:39:27 everything's backwards here we why yes the seats are on the ceiling uh comfortable though i like the place comfortable and i feel like not a lot of people know about it so it's like yeah you're not gonna run into me front row seat picks i i've been at some of these nice places. I'm not going to say names, but the popcorn comes out middle of act two. Yikes, guys. I put this popcorn order when I sat down. Yeah. And you want to be crunching right away. When I go to the concession stand pre-movie, it's really hard for me to not eat all the popcorn during the previews.
Starting point is 00:39:59 You know my little thing that I do with popcorn. I don't take one bite until the movie starts. Really? Such restraint. But you put jalapenos on it so it doesn't get soggy. It does. I always look to you. It's disgusting.
Starting point is 00:40:13 I hate it. I have a miserable life. Michael, I knew I always looked at you as a man with a lot of discipline. I have to be disciplined in these moments or I will go off the rails. Jeez. Mike, you're wearing a funny shirt. It says the vibe is in shambles and there's like a bootleg Kermit doing a kickflip. This shirt I found, I think on Etsy or something.
Starting point is 00:40:38 I was laying in my bed late night. I had been out. And, you know, when I go go out i usually come back in a different state of mind don't give us any more detail than that but use your imagination i'm flipping through i see this shirt in bed at home by myself i'm laughing out loud at the image i think it's so funny it's great the vibe is in shambles is such a funny it's very and he's doing a kickflip on a skateboard like he's doing a fun thing which is like it's not good the image doesn't pair at all it's yeah the sentence is very funny the vibe is in shambles if it was paired with like a sad mean guy or something
Starting point is 00:41:15 no no who's like an iconically sad that's like perfect it should be michael jordan crying yes right right that vibe is in shambles that That would make sense. But instead, happy Kermit doing a kickflip. The contrast is the best part. It's like very internet-y, zoomery nihilism. The vibe is in shambles is so great because it's like not your fault. It's just like, guys, guys, this is
Starting point is 00:41:38 a bunch of shambles. We're here. It really reminded me of from Surf 2 when he's like, this place is a fucking zoo. It's like, we're here. There's nothing you can do about it, but it's a mess. Yep. Get some shirts online that make you laugh. Sorry, that's Depop or Etsy? I think it was Etsy.
Starting point is 00:41:58 Nice. What the hell was I doing on Etsy? I feel like when I first moved to LA, it was a golden era of buying t-shirts online. Remember? That was like... Well, cheapesttees.com. I used to get the big boxes. Blank primary colors. That's the best. Also, wait, Tim, you're known for having a lot of shirts that say Los Feliz on them. Yeah, yeah. You really rep it. Cafe Press. But you make those yourself, right? I don't think so. I mean, cafepress.com is a website where you customize shirts, but I don't remember making
Starting point is 00:42:25 those shirts. I feel like I flipped through, I saw a white polo that said Los Feliz and I was like, hell yeah. And I ordered that. But there's a text box that you typed in the word Los Feliz and then it just plopped it on a different little font. I searched Los Feliz and it gave me a few different logos and I clicked on the logos and it gave me a few different shirts. But I't remember if it was like t public where i chose my color pairing with the logo or if maybe somebody else had made these but i love like a polo shirt with a breast thing because it kind of makes you look like an employee of a place or like a bartender or something so that's what i was going for makes you look like you have a job yeah hey i'm gainfully employed i'm on the up and up does gainfully employed. I'm on the up and up. Does gainfully employed mean like you're like gaining money?
Starting point is 00:43:07 I guess so. Like you're not in the red? As opposed to I'm employed and it's going down. I'm lossfully employed. The one you have, that Lose Fleece sweatshirt you have, it's white. And it's got Lose Fleece and kind of like the little bubbles in the middle of it. So that's like a big like, that font looks like Showtime or something to me where it's like, it's an outline,
Starting point is 00:43:26 but it's got dots in it that look like light bulbs. Like a marquee. Like a marquee or something. That's a great sweatshirt. And it's one of those things, you know, sometimes you go out and see someone in a white sweatshirt and you're like, yes,
Starting point is 00:43:37 crisp white. I've got a pair of sloppy boys sweatshirt. Why am I scared of getting white stuff? Cause I spill on it. Spill and then use a little, just shout it out. No, a tied to go pen. Look, I'm screaming
Starting point is 00:43:50 at some of my undershirts at home. Shout it out. I'm fucking screaming at these things. There's Yuri all over the pits. I had a day, I forget if I talked about this on pod, but I had a day recently
Starting point is 00:44:01 where I walked to Starbucks in the morning and I ate some delicious sous vide egg bites. But the whole walk there and back, I had my AirPods in, everyone was really doing double takes of the T-Man and I felt famous. And I realized it was because I was in Los Feliz and I was wearing a Los Feliz shirt that you don't see a lot. So people probably thought that was a cool shirt, but it really made me feel famous. Yeah, it probably works for the city or something.
Starting point is 00:44:22 And I got to get used to this feeling, right? Now that we have album four out, this is my life. Carry a Sharpie with you at all times. I had a situation like that. I was walking through the West Village, very nice part of town in Manhattan. Beautiful buildings, old stuff. I'm walking around. I probably go and I got off the subway and went like two blocks
Starting point is 00:44:39 to get to this bar meeting people at. And everyone's looking at me like, and even like kind of like some turning. And I didn't say like, hey, what's the deal? I get to the bar and I at. And everyone's looking at me like, and even like kind of like some turning. And I didn't say like, hey, what is, what's the deal? I get to the bar and I go in the bathroom because I was there early. And I was like,
Starting point is 00:44:51 I know why they're looking at me. I had a fucking turd hanging out of my nose. And that's weird because typically it's a booger in the nose, turd in the ass. Yeah. And you didn't even smell it, even though it was right on the nose it
Starting point is 00:45:05 was as i was just getting over covid okay i gotta say the vibe was in shambles yeah definitely that was kind of a long walk for not a great joke we should take a long walk off a short pier i'm kidding though you sound like my therapist this guy wants me dead this guy wants me gone that's your advice Long walk off a short pier? As I'm walking out, you fucking idiot! I would judge everyone in the waiting room. Good luck with him! He's a loon!
Starting point is 00:45:34 He's a loon! I don't know why I spent $200 writing the $200. For the memo you're on for a fucking asshole quack! Quack fee! For this quack to re-wax his boat.
Starting point is 00:45:50 I spend most of my time in therapy venting about that I have a quack therapist. And it's killing my fucking bank account. Trust me, you don't know him. Yeah, yeah. He's real ugly shit too. Alright, let's take it back to the drink. This is fantastic. Yeah, suits, yeah. He's real ugly shit too. All right, let's take it back to the drink.
Starting point is 00:46:06 This is fantastic. Yeah, suits me just fine. This is a nice sipper. I'm getting, it's just getting way too watery at this point. What? I gave you the big cube. No, I know, but like it's just- That's the slowest of all.
Starting point is 00:46:18 The heat is making it, it's taking the flavor away. I'm having major sense memory drinking this. It's taking me back to the ranch. Tornillo. Can I just say one thing and I'm not joking around? I wish my accountant had some sense memory. No, absolutely. Yeah. I wish my banker had some
Starting point is 00:46:38 cents, dollars and cents type of stuff. That's what I'm saying. Right. That's impossible. But anyway, back to the farm. Let's talk about the living situation because I had a bedroom. There was like a sprawling house and it was
Starting point is 00:46:54 really old and it smelled really good. It was funky. Sort of a motel vibe? What would you call that? It was like a row of bedrooms around like a courtyard. Right. Yeah, what are those? It's like like a row of bedrooms around like a courtyard right yeah what are those it's like a drive-in motel or a motel motor in motor hotel yeah okay but our doors all open to the outside my room you guys had like conjoined rooms right we we split a
Starting point is 00:47:17 bathroom in the middle the last thing you want to share with anverd is a bathroom uh we bowing oh these nice big queen beds the air conditioning kicking yep the laundry they would do fucking laundry force there's a long that blew my mind i just left my dirty laundry on the floor the next day would be cleaned and folded yeah on the bed you didn't put it i put it in the laundry basket i put it in the laundry basket not knowing that that meant take it away i thought that was just a basket yeah my shit and but how nice was it to like wake up at, I don't know, nine, 10, get a burrito and then go to the studio and know that's what I'm doing all day. I don't need to think about where we're going to get food, driving anywhere. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:47:54 And that's the whole thing. Like that's the whole appeal, I think. We arrived with some songs written, a couple of demos, but we were also writing songs there. So it's really nice to have the laundry and the food taken off of your brain so that you can say, what am I feeling today? What, what do I want to say?
Starting point is 00:48:11 And this was, we had just gotten there and little Yachty had just left, right? Now he didn't hear that we were coming. That's not, that came up on the blowout where we talked about the Yachty album. I re I re revisit that recently. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:48:22 It's good. It's good. Yachty in general. Fantastic. He's fun. I remember saying, That album is fantastic. Yachty in general. He's fun. I remember saying, I did a little research and said that it was leaked at one point. I don't know. And then, or that it was going to be named Sonic Ranch.
Starting point is 00:48:35 Wow. And we all on the air were like, whoa. And if you didn't know that our new album was called Sonic Ranch, you probably thought, why did the sloppy boys all react like that? A little Easter egg. Now you know. Go listen to it again, folks. Wait, what was it sloppy boys all react like that? Now you know. Go listen to it again, folks. Wait, what is it called? Let's Start Here. Yeah, right. I didn't, at that time when we were
Starting point is 00:48:52 there, I hadn't heard the song Broccoli, which I now love. Sure. Oh, no, you've heard Broccoli? Wait, that's his fucking I feel like that was. No, now it's one of my favorite songs. He got a great video of the two of them floating in a river. Very funny. Yachty's funny, man. His Hot Ones was funny. Crack me on shit up.
Starting point is 00:49:07 I gotta catch up on it. You're behind on Hot Ones? I'm behind on Broccoli. I Spy is another good song by Yachty. These are his first two hits. Anybody who listens to hip-hop is past this, but those are bangers. And Poland is good. We should retroactively put him on our summer playlist.
Starting point is 00:49:24 Absolutely. He's earned it. Kick it off with Brock. I would love to have him on the show. Yachty, come on the pod. Defend yourself. What else we do on that ranch? We never got in the pool. No. Would have loved to swim. Mikey threatened to many times. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:49:40 I thought I was going to, but I never did. It was nice to just... Do you ever take a walk by yourself? Have a thought walk? I had a thought walk, but it was TH to. But I never did. It was nice to just, do you ever take a walk by yourself? Have a thought walk? I had a thought walk, but it was T-H-O-T. I did a run one morning, like through the pecan, like the trails and stuff. Oh, yeah. It was kind of neat.
Starting point is 00:49:54 I did a run, but it was backwards through some really tall grass. Tall grass? Yeah, you fill your ass with weird grass. Yeah, fill your ass with weird grass. Fill your ass with the grass. Oh, we went over over that cool uh water tower thing we saw a train go by yeah you could just drive you gotta pick up truck and drive around the land we could whoever was driving us anywhere because we went to dinner at one point robert drove us somewhere up to the restaurant we could drink beers in the car oh man he, he couldn't. The driver can't have an open container.
Starting point is 00:50:26 But open containers are okay in the car. And we just did it out of a novelty. Not because it's a problem. But we were so excited. I didn't need beers that day, but he's like, hey, let's go to dinner. And if you want, you can have cans of beer in the car. And we're like, yeah.
Starting point is 00:50:40 That was a thrill for me because I've only done that when I was a sneaky teenager. Yeah. And also driving to that water tower, you're just really out there in the wilderness it's it's desert and you're there's paths but you're still kind of off-roading like not any car could have gone where we went you see right right and then we climbed to the top of the water tower took some photos and stuff climbed down there was some wreckage just like some clay wreckage and a bunch of uh desert beers
Starting point is 00:51:05 the desert version of woods beers where we're from and that's where we took our very own album cover iconic we were not ready i was not dressed for an album cover shoot or anything like that we didn't have hair and makeup no no we're in camera ready it was just but the moment struck and we posed and then a train came and we kind of goofed around the train remember yeah yeah i tied a woman up and put her on the track yeah a damsel and she was kind of in distress but a thing to mention about this farm is it's right along the trump wall and that was a very ominous thing yeah to be out on this beautiful land and stuff and just see this angry wall the whole time being hey you're fired right yeah truly like what a weird downer that would just you hear about we hear about on the news and we're like oh the wall or whatever but for these folks
Starting point is 00:51:51 it's right there it's there man and all these things these like political issues really made their way into our songs yeah yes the fiber of the music if you listen didn't like it listen again yeah it's it's fascinating our album is so good and we are a good band if you listened and didn't like it, listen again. It's fascinating. Our album is so good and we are a good band. If you think, I don't need to write a paper on this or an article for the New York Times, listen again. Yeah. If you're a gray lady writer
Starting point is 00:52:15 and you're listening right now, crack out the Smith Corona. Rip up whatever you're working on for your next article and do this. Don't even run it by your editor. Just do it first. He'll get it. They'll get it.
Starting point is 00:52:29 Yeah, your editor will like it because you're taking charge. Yeah. Show a little fortitude, you know? You think a manager, editor, they don't want to think anymore. They'll do so much fucking, just make a decision, go with it. I need a hit. That's all they're thinking. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:52:44 Need a hit? Well, here's eight of them. I'll tell you what, I need a hit. That's all they're thinking. Yeah. You hit. Well, here's eight of them. I'll tell you what. I need a hit. Another hit of this. Have a soul. Ooh. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:52:49 It's hitting me because we're recording this in the afternoon. I typically follow Hemingway rules and I don't, I wouldn't start with hard liquor. I would kind of aperitivo my way into my drinking, but this one is boom. Smacking me in the face. Yeah. You know what? Mike got us for breakfast today mike's staying with me he got us burritos from uh the los fios cafe get out of here yeah
Starting point is 00:53:11 how did you get them i i didn't do the your trick fuck yeah cafe los fios yeah the los fios cafe is in that water ah right yeah sweet but but the ones i'm talking about the french potato burrito i know as i was walking home with them i was like like, fuck, I remember Jeff had a hack. Oh, I thought that was for the burger. No, the hack is Postmates two for one breakfast burrito. It's funny because I was when I discovered it, I was like, I should just do it. It's just me, but I should just do it. But they're fucking big and hearty. By the time you finish one, like like I say, you go back to bed. Yeah, that's true.
Starting point is 00:53:44 Two wouldn't do one person any good. Right. I only had half. It was so dense today, I only had half. I had the whole thing. I'm feeling it now. See, I don't have much of an appetite because I drink M-Drive. I didn't even have it today, just in life. M-Drive. Well, I almost went in for some sous-vides.
Starting point is 00:54:00 I said I was going to pick up sous-vides. I said, no, you know what? Burrito. Burrito. Is that all you guys got? That's all you need. Damn. I saw like an annoying little TikTok girl doing a review of it. Is it the same one that she did, Ye Rustic? Yep.
Starting point is 00:54:14 She's like, so these are like the best wings in Los Feliz. Here we go. She did a very funny, because, you know, look, Ye Rustic is the best wings in LA, and I don't blame a foodie influencer for going there. But trying to make this dive bar seem like it's like a food experience is very funny. She did a thing where she's like, the wings are so good. And if you get the fries, make sure you dip them in the chili. Like chili?
Starting point is 00:54:38 Jesus Christ. That's canned chili. And then a couple of weeks later, she was at fish King in Glendale, which is a great place. Like where you go when you like a counter, like a, where you go buy fresh seafood. And she was like,
Starting point is 00:54:51 this place is fantastic. The food's great. And if you, if you get fries, make sure you dip them in the clam chowder. She's just looking for fries. It's a fried dip. But seeing her,
Starting point is 00:55:04 I did sort of roll my eyes i was like oh god but then i was also like scared because i don't want a bunch of tiktok zoomers descending on my favorite places i know like uh harry styles sung about beachwood cafe really like he name drops it on um what's the new album as it was up off franklin yeah up off franklin and it used to be like this cute little tiny like cafe for the people who lived in this like, you know, a little upper class, but a little enclave. But it was like a small place right next to the only grocery store for, you know, a mile. And now it's mobbed by kids. Damn.
Starting point is 00:55:40 Yeah. Damn. Sad. Sad. Damn. Well. Life is suffering. As the Yeah. Damn. Sad. Sad. Damn. Well, life is suffering as the Buddha would say. That's kind of what this podcast is all about.
Starting point is 00:55:50 Yeah. Yeah. We're sort of about that. The middle way. All right, folks, we're going to take a little break. And when we come back,
Starting point is 00:55:55 final thoughts. And we're back with our final thoughts on have a solo michael i like it and i'm gonna keep doing it one would say i'd order it again i have ordered again i bought a bottle when i was in kingston this stuff is delicious and my favorite thing is the corny breath And while we're speaking of corny products, let me put in a plug. I love chorizo chipotle Fritos. And you can't find them most places in America, but I had them in Arizona. I think that they're like a Mexico,
Starting point is 00:56:35 like an import chorizo chipotle Fritos. The first time I ate them, I thought they were disgusting. I thought they tasted like liver. And then I was like, I like liver. Because you're the nasty man. I'm nasty, yeah. I had some wrap snacks, and I forget which they were, but they were so good the other day.
Starting point is 00:56:54 They were like a really hot chip. I got to find the name of it. Hot chip and lye. Yeah. Like the meme. What is that? You know that meme? All girls know is something, something, eat hot chip and lie.
Starting point is 00:57:06 Yeah. Anyway, I love this drink. Thanks for bringing it back there, Tim. Yep. Abba Solo. I recently had another thing that was corn flavored. Blue Diamond Street Corn Flavored Almonds. Oh.
Starting point is 00:57:23 Damn. That sounds great. A little weird, though. A little applied. The taste felt a little applied. More than your sweet chili Thai lime ones. Oof. There's a Trader Joe chip that looks like a Fritos scoop, but it's like
Starting point is 00:57:38 elote street corn that's very good. Yeah, that's the Blue Diamond is elote street corn. I was trying to buy Abasolo one time at Cap'n Cork, and I bought the wrong thing. It was called Nixt or Nixta, and it's a corn liqueur that was sweet and sugary, and it was all wrong. So wait, Abasolo is the brand. Abasolo is... Let me check that bottle.
Starting point is 00:58:00 You guys man. There's not like a ton of corn whiskeys. No. So it is right it's uh it's uh abasolo with a little r restricted el whiskey de mexico 100 ancestral corn the brand is the distillery abasolo we just did a free commercial for yeah really we're stupid. Add a solo. But hey, add a solo. Reach out to us. How cool is it
Starting point is 00:58:26 that the three hottest indie rockers in LA love your shit? It's pretty good. And it means a lot to us emotionally. It's got a time and a place time stamped in our hearts.
Starting point is 00:58:35 Yep. And it looks like a little brick. It looks like a little brick. Not even a little brick. A real size brick. A big brown Daniel Plainview brick.
Starting point is 00:58:44 I drink your milk shit. Listen to the album folks. The album is out. But post it. Do that thing where you share the Spotify thing on your Instagram so that the canvas plays. Yes.
Starting point is 00:59:01 And I'll tell you what, folks. You know, if you're one of these kids, you got a big old TikTok. Take one of our songs, whatever you want, speed it up or slow it down, whatever you want, and do something so funny
Starting point is 00:59:12 that everyone in the world starts also doing it. Yeah, make it a thing. I'll crack it up. Now you guys have it, now you do something with it. It's yours. You know,
Starting point is 00:59:21 this album was ours for the longest time, now it's yours. We've been doing everything, you do something for once. That's our show. Follow us on social media at the Sloppy Boys where we release these recipes ahead of time
Starting point is 00:59:32 or brand names ahead of time. And if you can't get enough boys, go to patreon.com slash the Sloppy Boys where you can get all the bonus bonus. I guess the card for this one is just going to be buy this drink and drink it. Yeah. Well, sort of like we did the other store-bought stuff, like rum chata or seltzers. But this is hard-earned, Mike.
Starting point is 00:59:55 This has got some real life experience attached to it. Ancestral corn, 4,000 years of history. Can you play that word again? And here it comes. Cacawasentol. Wow. Cac And here it comes. Cacawasentol. Cacawasentol. Cacawasentol. Cacawasentol. Thanks for tuning in, folks.
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