Jeremy Culhane & Kylie Brakeman, Our Other Artists on Artists Friends
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The Boys meet up with the other half of the Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists podcast, JEREMY CULHANE and KYLIE BRAKEMAN, to discuss how happy everyone is with their lives and careers.
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Speaker 1 (00:07): Let's, I want to, hang on. Artists on artists on artists on artists. Artists on artists on artists on artists. We gotta have you guys on shows. That is definitely a category of show that we encounter a lot. It's one of my favorite kinds of shows. Speaker 2 (00:26): Oh, one of those shows that has just gotta have you guys on. Speaker 1 (00:30): I call these shows the carrot danglers. Speaker 3 (00:33): Mm-hmm. Speaker 1 (00:35): That appearance is always just out of reach, but you know what? It keeps me striving. That keeps me sharp. I probably would have given up on the whole game a while ago, but I am building to something, and it might be an appearance on Artist on Artist on Artist on Artist. Can I start this off on the right foot today? Can everyone state their sexuality? before we (00:58): get too deep into the episode so that no one gets. Those guys. And so like, they're not here. So we can talk about that. Speaker 4 (01:05): Right, right, right. Speaker 1 (01:06): They came on here and were obsessed with being gay. They, they were, they, it was somehow my problem. You know what I mean? Which it just shouldn't be. Yeah. I think it should be a problem at all. Speaker 4 (01:20): I am sorry about that. Speaker 1 (01:21): Yeah, we're sorry. Speaker 4 (01:22): We're sorry that that happened. Speaker 1 (01:23): We talked to them. We talked to them. We talked to them. Yeah. Speaker 2 (01:26): I'm so happy to have people here who like get it, who I can actually like, you know, those guys. Speaker 1 (01:32): And when we say get it, we don't mean because you're straight. No, that's not. What I'm saying, the two guests who were here before didn't get it, meaning they They could not communicate in a normal way with anyone (01:52): or have a conversation that didn't somehow become an attack on them that I owed an apology for or something. Speaker 4 (02:00): Just to defend, because I know that they're not here, so I just want to. Speaker 1 (02:03): Defend them briefly. You're right. Speaker 4 (02:07): I was aware that that was the Pride Month episode. Speaker 1 (02:10): Yes, that was Pride Month. You guys were pushing it. Speaker 4 (02:13): That was a special Pride episode. Speaker 1 (02:14): All your promos kind of said, like, Happy Pride from Hollywood Handbook. A lot of that is handled by Kevin. The theming of the episodes... Because we batch record these. This is our 16th episode today. Speaker 4 (02:27): Is it all straight people today? Speaker 1 (02:28): All 16? Honestly, only with this group do I feel the need to ask or differentiate. To me, I have this weird thing where people are just people. Speaker 2 (02:39): Yeah. Speaker 1 (02:39): Is that okay? Yeah. No, yeah. That's fine for you. Yeah, absolutely. That's totally fine. Hey, look, I don't have it on today. I'm married. Why don't you have it on today? I don't really think. Speaker 2 (02:51): And because we record so far ahead, it's like we try to keep stuff in order. But like we did our we have our Pride Month episode for next year with Billy Crystal. Speaker 1 (03:01): Oh, yeah. I don't actually know what his thing is. I don't know what he's doing. Speaker 2 (03:06): Because to me, this is so weird. This is just like a crazy thing about me. But it doesn't really matter to me. I think I'm like that too where I'm like, funny's funny. It's a comedy show. Billy's funny. We can talk about pride and we don't need to, you know, even have it. Speaker 1 (03:24): Be about like his bedroom doings, which are like none of my fucking business. Yeah, totally, totally. Speaker 5 (03:33): It just was interesting on the promo you guys like really like had all those rainbows kind of introducing it like, Boom, rainbow, rainbow. Speaker 1 (03:40): And I'm not a graphics guy. I don't do graphics. That's Casey. Casey's sort of the graphics guy. But those were amazing. Speaker 2 (03:44): I'm really glad you liked those because Casey put a lot of time into them. Speaker 1 (03:47): Yeah, that's great. And big ups to Casey on the graphics and the rainbows. And most of the colors were in the right place. Yeah. And the number was almost, he had like three colors. Yeah. And some of them were really good. Yeah. Thanks, guys. And they didn't block. most people's faces while they were talking. So usually it kind of moved off to the side. Sometimes they would end up in sort of an awkward position where it (04:07): looked like it was coming from someone's head. Speaker 5 (04:09): The numbers were interesting that you kept like a counter of what genders people were interested in, like twos or threes. Like, oh, this person's into just men, men and women, everybody, you know? Speaker 1 (04:19): Yeah, that number stuff, that graphic stuff was all Casey. So just trying to be inclusive, you know? Yeah, he's got numbers on his shirt right now, Austin 316. Yeah, that's right. That's great. This is also inclusive. Is it brand new? Speaker 6 (04:31): No. Speaker 2 (04:31): No. Those guys, honestly, I think some of their energy has infected Casey a little bit. Speaker 1 (04:39): Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Speaker 2 (04:41): That just like, you can't do anything right. Like they're just like, like from the beginning, they're just like, they're here to cause problems for you. Speaker 1 (04:49): Yeah. Yeah. Speaker 2 (04:50): I finally understood when those guys were in here, I was like, why did Jeremy go to SNL? They were building something. Speaker 1 (04:58): You know what I mean? It was a surprise to me because SNL, and all respect to the show and what. Speaker 2 (05:04): You guys do over there, which is an incredible institution. Speaker 1 (05:07): We had a cup of coffee with Lauren, just like everybody else. But I did say, this almost feels like a step backwards for Jeremy because you were blazing your own path. Thank you. Carving your own institution. Speaker 2 (05:19): During the episode with them, in my mind, I'm like, Note to self, apologize to Jeremy. Speaker 1 (05:25): Like, I totally understand. Speaker 4 (05:28): Why you had to go. Speaker 1 (05:30): I just saw it. SNL was the last escape pod, you know, off of the ship that was about to explode. And I don't mean to talk about this in front of you. Obviously, you're still on this shit. No, I get it. Speaker 4 (05:43): Yeah, there's like a lot. I think there's like a lot going on for me as well in terms of like he's got SNL. Speaker 1 (05:50): You're busy as hell. Speaker 4 (05:51): I'm so busy. I was in like an Adobe Acrobat thing. Speaker 1 (05:57): Yeah, did you guys see this? Speaker 4 (05:58): So it's like as we got all the cornerstones of comedy, we got SNL. We've got like Adobe Acrobat. Speaker 1 (06:05): So was it a PDF? You were in a PDF? Speaker 4 (06:08): So it's sort of a sitcom advertising a PDF. Speaker 1 (06:14): Okay. Speaker 4 (06:14): And so I was a series regular on that. Speaker 1 (06:16): This is hosted on what platform? Speaker 4 (06:17): So this is YouTube. Speaker 1 (06:19): This is a YouTube television show. Speaker 4 (06:20): This is YouTube Adobe Acrobat's YouTube channel. Speaker 1 (06:23): I'm getting so many texts right now. Let me just silence this. Speaker 2 (06:26): And so it's a series of PDFs, each one of which is an image. And if you flip through them fast. Speaker 4 (06:32): Enough, So that's like the goal is that you do that with a PDF. Speaker 1 (06:37): You ultimately get a PDF because you're laughing at the sitcom. Yeah. And the sitcom is how long are the episodes? Speaker 4 (06:43): So like four minutes each. Speaker 1 (06:46): Okay. Yeah. Episodes. Adobe Acrobat YouTube sitcom. Speaker 4 (06:51): Adobe Acrobat YouTube sitcom. Speaker 1 (06:52): Four minute episodes to make me buy a PDF. Flipbook? Yeah. Well, also, like, it's in your computer as well. Speaker 4 (07:02): Like a PDF, it's in your computer. Speaker 1 (07:03): It's already in there. The show's already in the computer. Speaker 4 (07:05): There's lots of AI stuff that's exciting. Speaker 1 (07:07): Hey, we're probably in here. Maybe that's what I'm getting a text about. It's gotta be. Speaker 4 (07:10): Yeah, it has to be. Speaker 1 (07:11): There's something wrong in my house. Well, I... And now I'm distracted by that. What's going on in your house? Speaker 4 (07:18): What's going on in your house? Speaker 1 (07:27): What's back? What's back? Speaker 4 (07:30): What is it like a. Speaker 1 (07:32): Sonic. Sonic? Sonic? Speaker 4 (07:35): Like the toothbrush? Speaker 1 (07:35): Sonic's in the pipes. Or the hedgehog. Speaker 4 (07:38): Sonic the hedgehog? Speaker 2 (07:39): It's like a real type of hedgehog that like Sonic was based on. Speaker 1 (07:45): Like it does behavior. I mean, it's encrypted essentially, but it is. It's a Sonic. It's the basis for Sonic. We know now. Uh-huh. And it's every bit as dangerous as the movie, which we all know is the deadliest movie ever released. Packed families and children into theaters immediately (08:07): before COVID and killed more people than any other movie in history. And made them laugh. Made them expel as much air as possible. If only it would have been a little less funny. Yeah. We could have saved a lot of lives. Speaker 6 (08:18): Yeah. Yeah. Speaker 1 (08:19): That, you know, that wasn't the job. I don't blame them. But, yeah, whatever this thing is, and we're calling it Sonic. Yeah, that's good. Speaker 4 (08:27): And is it, like, do you experience any symptoms from this? Speaker 1 (08:30): Is it stealing your rings? Is that what's going on? That's pretty smart, huh? No, it's, yeah, because I'm not wearing it today. In a sense, interfering with it. Speaker 2 (08:42): Oh. Speaker 7 (08:42): Oh. Speaker 2 (08:43): Yeah. Speaker 1 (08:44): Yeah. Speaker 2 (08:44): Which. Speaker 1 (08:46): We don't have to talk about that. You were talking about the Adobe YouTube sitcom. Speaker 4 (08:51): Yeah, I mean, I'm happy to talk more about it. It basically like. Speaker 1 (08:55): Who are you on this? What's your character? Speaker 4 (08:57): So I'm like a Gen Z like. Speaker 1 (08:59): She is so Gen Z. Speaker 4 (09:00): I'm like a Gen Z like rich kid. And I'm so I'm like a little annoying. Speaker 1 (09:07): Right for the lampooning this group. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Speaker 4 (09:10): So I come in with like, you know, I'm on my phone mostly, but. Speaker 1 (09:15): Tell me about it. No, I guess I'm one of those too. I'm looking at my phone. Speaker 2 (09:20): But showing that it's good to have enough money to pay for the adobe suite. Speaker 1 (09:24): He got upstairs. He got upstairs? Can he not usually get upstairs? We had been keeping him downstairs. Speaker 4 (09:30): How were you keeping, like, was it contained in like a cage? Speaker 1 (09:34): They had developed sort of a, did you, have you seen the end of the Babadook? Speaker 7 (09:40): Uh, yeah. Speaker 1 (09:40): I haven't. Speaker 4 (09:41): But remind me. Speaker 1 (09:42): So they develop... Jeremy! Hi! You would love the end of the Babadook! You haven't seen it? No, I've never seen it. I've never... Would you believe it? Me, of all people, have never seen the Babadook. You actually would love the Babadook. It's scary you had to turn it off. I had to turn it off. I started, wouldn't finish. Oh, no. So... it's actually about grief. Oh, sorry. Sorry. Speaker 2 (10:04): And at the end of the movie, they develop a relationship with The Babadook, which is. Speaker 1 (10:10): Trauma, which is you let it. Speaker 2 (10:17): You keep it in a place where you can sort of manage it and you feed it every once in a while. And you're constantly trying to shove it into the toilet. And you're flushing the toilet. Speaker 1 (10:27): Grief really ultimately is something that you do have to put into the toilet. And it doesn't always go down on the first flush. It's too big. Sometimes it's too big. Speaker 2 (10:36): Yeah. Speaker 1 (10:36): Okay. Speaker 6 (10:37): Wow. Speaker 1 (10:37): Okay. So you are sometimes dealing with it. You are plunging the grief or you're trying to break it up with some kind of tool from the kitchen or whatever. Totally. And when it gets wet, it gets bigger. Interesting. Okay, yeah. I guess I won't watch it. Speaker 5 (10:54): It feels like you guys just explained the whole thing to me. Speaker 1 (10:57): But that's good. I just think you would like it. I just think you would enjoy it. Speaker 2 (11:01): The way we explain it is never going to be as good as the actual images of the film, which. Speaker 1 (11:05): Was a tremendous achievement. Tremendous achievement. You guys are film nerds. You're film buffs. You don't get into this biz without caring about that. No, of course. Who was the DP on the Adobe sitcom? Speaker 4 (11:19): You know, unfortunately, his name is escaping me, but he was great. I mean, it really felt like a sitcom. Speaker 1 (11:28): Yeah, that's great. Yeah. That's fucking awesome. Speaker 4 (11:30): I mean, we shot it in two days. It was awesome. Speaker 2 (11:33): Yeah. Speaker 1 (11:34): Amazing. So. Speaker 4 (11:35): Crossing my fingers for Mark. Speaker 1 (11:36): And who's hosting SNL? I don't know yet. He knows. He knows. You believe him? I don't believe him. Speaker 3 (11:45): No, no, no. Speaker 1 (11:45): They don't tell me. They don't tell me. They won't tell me. He knows. We're going to get it. By the end of the episode, we're going to get one. Okay. Okay. We're getting one. Speaker 5 (11:55): I'm not promising anything because they don't tell me. Speaker 1 (11:58): I can't wait to hear what it is. That's awesome. Not going to happen. That's fucking awesome, dude. Speaker 2 (12:04): Yes. Speaker 1 (12:06): Great. Speaker 2 (12:06): Well, this has been fun, guys. Thank you so much for having us. I didn't have that much fun. Okay. Speaker 4 (12:12): Okay, well, let's deal with. Speaker 1 (12:13): That because I want Hayes to feel good about the episode. Yeah, totally. Speaker 4 (12:16): If there's anything we can be doing differently, let us know. Speaker 1 (12:19): I mean, we look up to you guys so much. Speaker 2 (12:21): Yeah. Speaker 4 (12:22): Like, you guys are the original Hollywood-based podcast. Speaker 1 (12:25): Yes. Speaker 4 (12:26): And so we are. Speaker 6 (12:27): Right. Speaker 1 (12:27): No, we know. We understand the dynamic here. Speaker 6 (12:30): Yeah, yeah. Speaker 1 (12:30): We did it, and then you guys did it. Speaker 5 (12:32): We saw it, and we were like, gosh, this is fun. If it's, like, a couple more people, a little more care. Speaker 1 (12:36): It needed more people. It needed more people. Speaker 4 (12:39): We just thought, yeah, like, four is, like, an ideal number. Speaker 1 (12:42): Yeah, yeah. Kind of like right now. Speaker 2 (12:43): Yeah. Speaker 1 (12:44): Yeah, this episode is working. This is so... And this is so bad like that. I'm thinking of it like go ahead. Speaker 6 (12:53): Haze. Speaker 1 (12:54): Yeah. Because I really felt like we'd figured it out. Yeah. And I don't know where this is coming from. But in my head, I'm like, I want to try Kylie and Patrick. And it's not like Jeremy's bad. You guys know what I mean? Speaker 3 (13:12): Why, why, why? Speaker 1 (13:12): Because you were there for the other one. Are you kidding me? Everybody feels that one? I love Jeremy. Jeremy's awesome. And I think, I think... that Jeremy and Kylie could work. Yes. Speaker 4 (13:25): I think Jeremy and Kylie could. Speaker 1 (13:27): Work as a duo. Not necessarily here and not necessarily with us. Yeah, okay. Speaker 5 (13:34): Well, just like so far, the only questions have been about her Adobe sitcom. Speaker 1 (13:39): I asked you who was hosting SNL. And I don't know. And you said that you weren't going to tell us, but you will. I said I don't know. Yeah, I said I don't know. and you want more attention on you which I understand. Speaker 7 (13:50): No I don't need more attention on me it's just interesting you know it's just interesting the decisions you've made but I sort of wonder it's not you yeah okay it's we're trying to figure out what the thing is there's like the one where it's the four of. Speaker 4 (14:04): You that shows the four of you right that's yeah and that's it and and that that is happening for sure yeah it's happening. Speaker 1 (14:13): It is it is yeah yeah yeah Totally, totally. Yeah, it's happening. Speaker 2 (14:18): We had the Angie and Patrick experience. We will not be having that again. Okay. Speaker 1 (14:24): And that was really helpful to get that out of the way right up top. So much of this, and you probably feel this on your show if you're even sort of keeping track, but there's a trial and error thing that happens where, you know, we have a saying about bringing guests in, which is, I'm either winning or learning. Yeah. (14:45): You know, and I think that with the Angie and Patty episode, I was definitely learning. Speaker 4 (14:54): Right. Speaker 7 (14:55): Right. Speaker 1 (14:55): Seems like you learned a lot. And I think Kylie and Patrick, we might be winning. I said, what about that? Interesting, what? Yeah, what's the- I actually like. Speaker 2 (15:04): To hear from you exactly what you feel like it is you each do on the show. Speaker 1 (15:11): Yeah. What kinds of stuff are you coming up with? Yeah. What are your character attributes? Totally. Your attribute points, how are they allocated? Your superpower. Yeah, and this is- It could be a fun way to think about it. Funny names. Speaker 2 (15:27): Which of you would you feel like, let's point real fast, who's the funny names one? Speaker 1 (15:31): Oh, that's tough. Speaker 4 (15:34): He's got some good, he's got some really, he's got some good names. He's got some great names. He's got some great names. Speaker 1 (15:41): Not the place necessarily for humility here today. Speaker 5 (15:47): Yeah, I know she's got the name. She's great at the name. Speaker 1 (15:50): I think you two, I think what it is is you two are too damn nice. No. The two of you together. Speaker 2 (15:56): Okay. Speaker 1 (15:56): There's nobody to really become the alpha and go, I'm the name guy. But Patrick, I know what he'd say. Why do you name? Yeah. He would. He would say that. Speaker 4 (16:05): I think, I think we're both just like very agreeable people. We, we just want everybody to have a good time, you know? And so I, I'm, I'm sorry if you're not having a good time. Speaker 1 (16:18): I didn't say that, I didn't say that. I could have fun at the bottom of the ocean with a bullet hole in the middle of my skull. I mean, I make the most of every situation. Speaker 2 (16:30): I could get shot, thrown off the boat with an anchor tied to me, and be dead at the bottom of the ocean, bleeding brains leaking out of my head. Speaker 4 (16:39): You could still have fun down there. Speaker 1 (16:41): I would find a way to go, well, this is kind of goofy and like have some angle on it. Speaker 2 (16:47): And this is part of why like this works is I'm in that situation. Speaker 1 (16:52): Yeah, totally. Speaker 2 (16:53): And like my brains are coming out or potentially seawater is rushing in into the cavity. Speaker 4 (16:58): Yeah. Speaker 1 (16:59): Or octopuses prying your skull in half. Yeah, yeah. And I'm thinking like, how do I plus this? Like, how do I. Speaker 2 (17:06): Take this to the next level? Could I be doing a little better? And we balance each other in that way. Speaker 1 (17:13): And I, you know, I am sort of along for the ride, keeping it positive. And he needs that sometimes. Yeah. But I also need somebody to say like, hey, man. Yeah, totally. Like, we can't coast anymore. We got to actually find the right combination of the two artists on artists on artists on artists. Speaker 2 (17:28): Yeah. Speaker 1 (17:29): Cast members absolutely that is going to actually make for a good episode of our show yeah no totally totally and I don't want. Speaker 4 (17:36): To speak for can I no you can go for it no you go for it no I think no Jeremy I trust you 100% I trust you 100% I trust you so much you are so good at names you are so good at names Jeremy you are so good at names you are so good at names and can I give you another compliment please you're really good at Committing to a character. Speaker 1 (17:56): No, stop. I don't feel like I'm any better than you. No, you stop. You are a whiz kid as an app. Speaker 4 (18:01): You have to stop. Speaker 1 (18:02): You are constantly cracking me up. Speaker 4 (18:03): No, you stop because you don't have... You have to take your flowers. Speaker 2 (18:07): Yes. Speaker 1 (18:08): No, I will not. And I'll be handing them right back. Speaker 4 (18:10): You have to take your flowers. Speaker 1 (18:10): Oh my gosh. I will be handing them right back. No, no. I can't accept these flowers. I'm taking them out and handing them right back. Speaker 4 (18:15): I want you to have these flowers. Speaker 1 (18:15): No, you're taking these flowers. No, no, no, no. You're taking these fucking flowers. I really never thought... I'm enjoying this. Speaker 2 (18:21): I would say this. Speaker 1 (18:22): I am wishing. Speaker 2 (18:24): that they would talk about being gay more. I cannot believe I'm saying that. Speaker 4 (18:32): We're happy to talk about our sexuality. We can talk about straight culture a little bit if you're interested. Speaker 1 (18:39): You guys want us to go on a little run of straight culture? Speaker 2 (18:41): A bit of a vacuum, you know, where that has not maybe been discussed as much. After the Philly episode, because we did get into that stuff so much, I think we could use a little straight culture stuff. Speaker 1 (18:52): A straight episode. Speaker 4 (18:54): My straight boyfriend has started a volleyball league. Speaker 6 (18:57): Yeah, that's fun. Speaker 4 (18:58): And that's something that's been pretty straight and interesting. Speaker 1 (19:00): You started a whole damn league. Speaker 4 (19:02): Well, it's mostly the same people in the same group. Speaker 1 (19:05): Who is it, Keith Raniere? Come on. And this is topical humor, but it is something we do on the show sometimes. We bring in these outside news stories. Speaker 4 (19:15): Right. Speaker 1 (19:17): And so when I hear volleyball league, I go, what can I do with that? Speaker 2 (19:21): What can I. Speaker 1 (19:22): Can I get her somehow? Can I win? and i and i feel like now i have yeah and so for me it's like i could take the rest of the episode off because i've got points on the board and. Speaker 2 (19:35): Those do come off so if you try to do too much more stuff like they might go well oh yeah. Speaker 1 (19:42): No you can definitely subtract them but i i'm certain that it's not i think he's in jail actually but tell me about the volleyball league So he's. Speaker 4 (19:49): Been getting together a bunch of people and they've been playing. Speaker 1 (19:52): And they're gay? Speaker 4 (19:54): I think it's actually, it's actually, there are some gay people there. Speaker 1 (19:58): Beach or indoor? Speaker 4 (20:01): It's outdoor at a park. Speaker 1 (20:03): So beach, sand? Speaker 4 (20:05): So grass? Speaker 6 (20:06): Hmm. Speaker 4 (20:08): You know Grass. Speaker 1 (20:09): Grass Volleyball. He does. He had a... All too well. He had a few lost years. Speaker 6 (20:19): Yikes. Speaker 1 (20:20): To Grass Volleyball? Speaker 4 (20:21): Oh, do you. Speaker 1 (20:22): He was... I don't mean to trigger you. Something of a Chiba Hawk. Speaker 4 (20:28): Oh, like a Chiba Chew. Speaker 1 (20:30): Yeah, yeah. Speaker 6 (20:31): Okay. Speaker 1 (20:32): Yeah. A Chiba Chew, yes. Yeah. Like a Chiba Chew Hawk. Speaker 4 (20:38): Achievement shoehawk. Speaker 1 (20:40): You want to talk about it? Achievement shoehawk. You know, look, I talk about it as much as it can be helpful to other people. Speaker 6 (20:49): Yeah. Speaker 1 (20:49): And by the way, it's like my experience is not everyone's experience. Speaker 2 (20:52): Like, obviously, there are people who can enjoy grass. Speaker 1 (20:55): Or volleyball or anything like that. And it's just an additive sort of fun part of their lives. But there is a dark side to it, too, whether it's volleyball or whether it's grass. where you can really end up hurting a lot of people and yourself. Speaker 2 (21:14): And so I have to reflect that. That is my truth. Yeah, I was kind of a Chiba Hawk. What did you call it? Speaker 1 (21:20): Chiba Chew? Chiba Chew. Tell me what you mean by that. Speaker 4 (21:23): So I'm sorry. I thought this was how everyone experienced them. Chiba Chews are like a chocolate chew and it gets you very high. Speaker 1 (21:32): Okay. I think those are for dogs. Speaker 4 (21:35): Does this align? Speaker 1 (21:38): Now this is starting to come together. Speaker 4 (21:39): I definitely was eating them. So it tasted, I mean, it's chocolate and I don't think a dog can have chocolate. So I think it is for people. Speaker 1 (21:49): Yeah. No, that one is for dogs. The one that you're talking about is for dogs. Speaker 2 (21:54): And to talk about it in front of John, who had like, a pretty intense experience with this. Speaker 4 (22:02): I'm sorry, I wasn't aware. Speaker 1 (22:03): Which actually I just gave those to my dog. Speaker 2 (22:05): And with grass, which dogs are also not supposed to eat, just so we're clear on that. Grass and... Sean was kind of going to be... And when I first met him, I was like certain this was going to happen for him. Speaker 1 (22:19): The guy who... loved movies, and smoked weed as well. Speaker 2 (22:24): No way. So I was going to say- So if we could not- Like Doug. If we could- I love that pod. And it's such a good podcast. He is cracking me up with his taste. Speaker 1 (22:36): I had taken an extremely unique position that some films- Have you seen it when he does all the movies? What his thoughts are? He's like watching and he's like, oh, what? It's good stuff. It's good. It is good. It is good. Do you see the best week ever? Speaker 6 (22:52): He was so good in best week ever. Speaker 1 (22:55): Like, he was so good. I wouldn't say he was like good in that or bad in that. His takes were hot. They were so funny because they were coming from a different type of perspective. Speaker 2 (23:05): So hot is another word. So if I could just actually finish before, like, Sean... was I think really ahead of stuff in a lot of ways, where he added, I think, one extra element, which is the guests on his weed-smoking, movie-watching podcast were also smoking spicy weed. Speaker 1 (23:24): Spicy weed? Speaker 4 (23:24): Spicy weed. Speaker 1 (23:25): The weed got spicy. Hot weed? Like hot sauce? Yeah. Every hit that they took, I would give them a new level of spice. Like hot ones, but for weed? So you know hot ones. I love hot ones! Wait, have you seen hot ones? The guy asks the best, (23:46): most genuine questions. That was something I was doing too, was like really doing a lot of research, but I was also really hot. Now, does milk help with that? And the movie was so loud and I couldn't figure out how to turn it down and I lost the remote. Speaker 2 (24:02): It's completely different from the experience of eating spicy food. Speaker 1 (24:07): Yeah, that is different. So does milk help? Absolutely. Speaker 2 (24:11): They haven't figured out what the thing is that kind of stops it ever. Speaker 4 (24:14): Yeah. Speaker 1 (24:15): No, at some point, I mean, pretty early on in the show, people would start coughing and basically never stop. Speaker 2 (24:20): Yeah. Speaker 1 (24:22): You kind of feel it like in your forehead. Speaker 4 (24:24): Most of all yeah that sounds like deeply deeply terrifying you're. Speaker 1 (24:28): Just really not supposed to do that it turns out yeah yeah I know it was unpleasant. Speaker 2 (24:32): And so Doug is like what if we did the same thing but without. Speaker 1 (24:36): And all credit to Doug I'm not taking anything away from Doug all the food on Doug's plate he deserves to eat it yeah yeah um I think there was room for both of us Uh, and it just is not kind of the way that shook out and we're here and I'm happy. Yeah, totally. You seem happy. You (24:59): guys seem really happy. Yeah. Yeah. And I don't want to speak for Kylie. Is it all right? Speaker 4 (25:03): No, you can, you can, you can go for it. Speaker 1 (25:05): Yeah. I just, I, I hate stepping on your toes. Speaker 4 (25:07): Jeremy, I trust you. You can say. I know you know me. You can say whatever you want. Speaker 1 (25:12): I know you know me, too. Speaker 4 (25:13): I know you know me. Speaker 1 (25:14): I know you know me. I know you know me. I know this guy. I know this girl. I know this guy. I know what he's up to. I know this girl. Speaker 2 (25:23): So I'm really sorry to point this out. And this has been happening more and more often. Speaker 1 (25:28): Go ahead. These guys are usually having an amazing time. These guys are big fans of the show. That guy is not even looked up. Yeah, that's hard. And there's actually another guy back there. I don't know if you can see him. I can see him, yeah. Speaker 2 (25:41): But usually they have pulled their chairs over to right up against the table. Speaker 4 (25:46): Oh, really? Speaker 1 (25:46): Sometimes I'm worried about the sound because I'm like, there's no way they're keeping track of this because they are lost. And so this is what your listeners look like? Speaker 2 (25:54): So it's helpful to us as a proxy because are we drawing in our listeners? These are some of the biggest fans of our show. And they usually end up kind of sitting one, two, three right on the edge of the table there, clasping their hands in front of their chest. Speaker 1 (26:10): That's great. That's awesome. Eyes kind of like sparkling. It is great, but it can be, you know, it can be. A little bit negative, because it'll put me in my head when we are doing an episode where they haven't even scooched. And so I go, and I don't know if it's you guys, but I know it's not us. (26:33): And there isn't really- Again, in terms of figuring out the combinations. Yeah, totally. No, totally. And I think there's a form of conflict happening with you guys where you are each kind of refusing to- Take the mic. Speaker 6 (26:48): No. Speaker 2 (26:49): No. Speaker 1 (26:49): Conflict? No. We don't have conflict. Speaker 4 (26:52): We don't have conflict and we never fight. Speaker 1 (26:54): We don't have conflict. We've never had that. Speaker 4 (26:57): We don't have that. Speaker 1 (26:58): We don't fight ever. We don't ever. We don't ever fight. Speaker 2 (27:00): This is so crazy because this is literally the exact thing he was just describing. Speaker 1 (27:05): I think that's right. What was he describing? He was describing... We don't have conflict. Speaker 4 (27:11): Because we don't... If you're looking for us to fight, we're not going to fight. Speaker 1 (27:14): We're not going to do that. Speaker 4 (27:15): Because neither of us, we're never going to. Speaker 1 (27:17): There's nothing to fight about. Speaker 2 (27:18): I think he was saying that the insistence on a lack of conflict is actually manifesting as a conflict. Speaker 1 (27:26): So this is different. What? Speaker 2 (27:36): It's doing the same thing again, but in a way that has actually advanced the dynamic. Speaker 1 (27:43): By hundreds of yards. No, and it's interesting. I feel like, you know, unfortunately the grass volleyball specific derailed me and brought me to a dark personal place. But we were onto something there. Jeremy still hasn't talked at all about His sexual partner. That's right. Yeah. And so maybe that (28:08): could generate something that we could all participate in. Speaker 2 (28:12): And, you know, just sometimes we talk a little bit about before the show, we're just like hanging out. And so like I did see her. Yes, you saw her. Speaker 1 (28:20): So if you lie, I will have to say something. No, you can. So if you describe her in a way. Speaker 6 (28:26): Yeah. Speaker 1 (28:26): There's a trust we have with our audience. Totally. And that is sacred. Speaker 2 (28:31): It's not like you and I don't have a thing where it's like, okay, Blair, do your thing. Speaker 1 (28:36): Say whatever you like. Lie to my audience. If it's Casey, I kind of let him get away with whatever. Yeah, that's okay. You let him lie. You let him lie. He lies all the time. He's been talking about this movie he made. There's just no way. That it is what he says it is. The thing is so fucking twisted, (28:59): my guy. Speaker 2 (28:59): It's called the devil's nut is burning a hole in my throat. Speaker 1 (29:02): What the hell? Yeah. The devil's nut is burning a hole in my throat. Speaker 4 (29:08): Oh, so it means like, it means what I think it means. Speaker 1 (29:11): Don't ask me. I have no idea if that's what it means. Speaker 2 (29:14): It doesn't make sense to me and I don't need it to because I got so much love for this guy. Okay. Speaker 1 (29:20): Whatever his journey is, if the, you know, if, The movie is what it sounds like. Great, I guess. If it's not, that's okay too. Speaker 2 (29:30): And we are promoting his Kickstarter to finish the mix. Speaker 1 (29:35): Wow. Finish the mix. It is going negative. Speaker 4 (29:40): People are taking money so. Speaker 5 (29:42): Yeah question is the money going negative or is the sound going negative the DB is going negative. Speaker 2 (29:46): The early investors are taking a bath on this Kickstarter. Speaker 4 (29:53): I didn't know that that was a setting you could have neither did they. Speaker 2 (29:57): Neither did they yeah But an entire short market has emerged for this Kickstarter. Speaker 1 (30:05): Damn. Yeah. They're betting against it. They're taking, yeah. Speaker 2 (30:08): Yeah. Speaker 1 (30:08): They're shorting the Kickstarter. For some of them, that's the only way to ever be made whole. Wall Street bets? Is that what they're- This is crazy. McKay is actually already looking into the sequel to the big short that is about Casey's Kickstarter. Speaker 6 (30:20): Yeah. Speaker 1 (30:21): Wow. Big short too. Bad Kickstarter. For the devil was my prom date and dude took my V card. Speaker 2 (30:27): Yeah. Speaker 1 (30:29): Which is like a long title, but it actually does tell a whole story. Oh, sure. Hollywood Handbook. Hollywood Handbook. Speaker 5 (30:38): So yeah, my girlfriend, my partner, as you saw, she was the woman who read the poem at the beginning of Kamala's inauguration. Speaker 1 (30:45): Okay, yes. Amazing. Yeah. Amanda. Amanda Gorman. Yes, Amanda Gorman. Speaker 3 (30:51): Yeah. Speaker 1 (30:51): That's my girl. You know her last name. Yes, I know her last name. I'm telling you. That's my girl. And that's who you saw me with, right? Yeah. Right? Yeah. Speaker 2 (31:05): Jeremy was with Amanda Gorman at the store. They were hugging and kissing. Speaker 1 (31:11): She was reading me poetry, right? Yeah, she was reading you a really inspiring poem. He called me. He said that he was hearing some of the poems and that the poems were really romantic. Speaker 5 (31:20): What was your favorite part? Speaker 2 (31:23): My favorite part was how birds soar. Speaker 1 (31:29): He told me this part, that birds soar even more soar than I am after you're done hitting it. Speaker 4 (31:36): I love that part. Speaker 1 (31:40): So really, it was really meant to things. It was a beautiful poem. Speaker 4 (31:44): It was really beautiful. Speaker 1 (31:45): It was really inspiring. Yeah. Speaker 2 (31:47): I don't, I mean, I guess she could also have said that she's even more sore, but instead she decided that it was less than a, than a, than a bird, but birds sore are like crazy. So that still leaves a lot of room for. Speaker 1 (32:03): What could have been happening with her. The poems are, I mean, these are not always finished products when she's just ripping them off at the grocery store. Speaker 2 (32:11): Yeah. Speaker 1 (32:12): That there's probably also, yeah, it could be a rough draft and that like, maybe she will come to hell. Maybe she'll listen to this episode. That'd be big for me. That would be fun. I don't know, but maybe. Speaker 4 (32:22): Does Amanda listen to all your podcast appearances? Speaker 1 (32:24): She loves listening to my podcast appearances. She loves podcasts. She's been wanting to get into comedy for a long time. Speaker 5 (32:31): She's funny. Speaker 4 (32:33): I think she can do it. Speaker 1 (32:34): She is so funny. Some of her poems have me laughing for days. Yeah. Well, that creativity and that writing, it's all, you know. Speaker 2 (32:42): I'm so sorry. This is just kind of, I have to bring this. Is it Kylie and Amanda? Speaker 1 (32:49): No. What? Is that the show? Lightning bolt moment. Is it Kylie and Amanda? The Kylie stuff has been feeling pretty good. So what's wrong with my stuff? It's not you. It's not your stuff. I feel like I'm not getting the question. Speaker 5 (33:05): Usually when you go on a podcast, you get laid up a little bit. Speaker 1 (33:09): It's the combination. Speaker 6 (33:09): You get a little bit of alley-oops, you know? A little slam dunks. And so far, I haven't gotten anything like that. And I'm trying my goddamn best here. And I just, I just, you know. Speaker 1 (33:21): Can you share, maybe it would help for you to share. Yeah, what, what? Speaker 2 (33:24): A time that that happened to you that you remember as being a time that you cherish. Speaker 1 (33:30): And actually, Jeremy, maybe Kylie could share that. You want Kylie to share a time that that happened to Jeremy? Speaker 4 (33:38): You want me to share a time where Jeremy was alley-ooped? Speaker 1 (33:40): Maybe one of your favorite memories of where he got really set up to succeed. He got really set up. That's fine, because me and Kylie have no conflict. No, we have no conflict. I trust her. Everything is good. Speaker 4 (33:49): I trust everything he does. We are really on the same wavelength and everything is really good. So there's nothing to fight about. And so you're not going to get us there. You're not going to get us there. Speaker 1 (33:58): And we didn't want to. And what I was thinking was it would be fun because you are so supportive of each other. I know you're probably cataloging when you're seeing Jeremy succeed. And I'd love to hear what are your favorite memories of that. Go ahead. Speaker 4 (34:10): One of my favorite memories of Jeremy succeeding. When someone laid him up to succeed. Speaker 1 (34:16): Yeah. Speaker 4 (34:19): I mean. Speaker 1 (34:19): Quite a few. Hard to pick, but yeah. Speaker 4 (34:22): It's so hard to pick. I mean, okay. No, no. Speaker 2 (34:27): Right out. Speaker 4 (34:27): No, I'm just thinking of them because there are genuinely so many. Speaker 2 (34:30): The show is a basketball game in a way. There's five of you. One of you is really big. They play like different positions. Speaker 1 (34:39): It's true. There's four of us, but yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Is the audience not? Also, I've just been in the show. I mean, is that not how you think about this? Speaker 2 (34:48): It's so fucking crazy. I thought I just saw Caitlin Riley. No, there's sometimes five. Speaker 1 (34:54): Do the show. Speaker 4 (34:54): There's sometimes five. Speaker 1 (34:55): Okay, so just let me count. And then the audience becomes sort of the sixth. I'm so stupid. Sorry, let me just count. Patrick. Yeah, that's one. The other girl, Angela. Speaker 4 (35:09): Angela? Speaker 1 (35:09): Yeah. You, Kylie, you, Jeremy, and the different girl. It's feeling like five to me. Speaker 2 (35:18): I'm looking at my hand. Speaker 1 (35:20): She's a guest. She's a guest. Who's participating and doing literally the exact same shit as you guys are doing. So you know how there's two of you? Yes. Speaker 4 (35:27): And then sometimes, like today, there's four. Speaker 1 (35:29): You wouldn't say this is a four-person podcast. Speaker 4 (35:30): You wouldn't say this is a four-person podcast. You'd say this is a two-person podcast. Speaker 1 (35:33): No, I'd say it was a five-person podcast. Because of the fucking audience. Because of the audience. The audience is always present in my mind here. Hey, man, by the way, not to Rick Rubin, where this audience comes last, horse shit. Speaker 2 (35:49): Not to me, pal. That's actually who I make this for. You think I want to be here? Not for a long, long time. Speaker 1 (36:01): No. Speaker 4 (36:02): Like you need a longer break before you. come back or do you need to just like build in more of like a work life balance I have. Speaker 2 (36:10): Not wanted to come to the show for years. Speaker 1 (36:18): But I've entered a contract with the listener with the audience with our. Speaker 3 (36:22): Family and so that means that I don't always do what I want sometimes I do what's best. Speaker 1 (36:34): For everybody In a family, there's a daddy. He has an animal. He has a hedgehog that runs on two legs or just upstairs. Okay. Well, they got him back downstairs. Speaker 5 (36:50): Oh. Speaker 1 (36:53): Hit him with a big gold bat. So, Kylie, what's a moment that you've seen me alley-oop and score? Speaker 4 (37:01): I mean, okay. Sorry, I am genuinely getting a call. Speaker 1 (37:05): That's actually fine. No, he. Speaker 4 (37:08): I have seen you alley-oop so many times. Is it your agent? No, it's actually Amy with the disbursement department at First Home Mortgage Loans. Speaker 1 (37:21): Oh, you're getting a home? You didn't tell me this. Speaker 4 (37:25): I don't think I am. I think that. Speaker 1 (37:29): Amy's calling to say no. She is. I think... Hey, we looked it over. Speaker 4 (37:35): I've been back and forth through it with Amy. I don't think I'm getting this one, so I don't think I have to worry about that anytime soon. Speaker 1 (37:41): Amy's like, hey, I just finished this Adobe sitcom. It's so good, you know? And then, like, let's see what we can do about transitioning this into maybe a home that we buy together where we can do more seasons of this thing. Speaker 2 (37:56): Yeah. Speaker 4 (37:59): Well, I mean, I can, like, Do you need to take that? Speaker 1 (38:02): It really seems like, yeah. Speaker 4 (38:04): No, no, no, no, no. Speaker 1 (38:06): It seems like that was maybe important. Are you sure? No, no. Okay. Speaker 4 (38:10): I don't need to take it. I am just going to sit here and I am going to deliver the time that Jeremy alley-ooped. I am going to deliver one specific time that I can remember that Jeremy alley-ooped the hell out of what we were doing. Speaker 1 (38:28): That he received one, so. Oh, that he received one. Yeah, that he received one. That he wants to. That he was set up. He has been set up to succeed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he's kind of. So many, so many times. Getting value, yeah. Speaker 4 (38:41): So, well, I mean, I think in pretty much any, if you consider, Jeremy is a wonderful improviser, and I think that any time. Speaker 1 (38:50): That's not what I wanted. So vague. If I'm Jeremy. Speaker 4 (38:53): So, yeah. If we're thinking about the alley-oop in terms of someone gave him something, he knocked it out of the park. I would say that's usually a suggestion. Speaker 1 (39:03): From the audience. And he's happy with it, Kylie. And aren't you glad? He's so happy with it, I guess I have to accept it. So you have to. Speaker 4 (39:12): Yeah, look, I always got his back. Speaker 1 (39:16): But aren't you glad we did this? Speaker 4 (39:17): I always got his back. Speaker 1 (39:19): Because aren't we. Speaker 2 (39:19): Kind of picking up now that, This little boy is starving to death out there. We had so many chances at like coming up with one time that anyone has ever supported. I felt pretty supported right there. That was a good example. You reached out ahead of time to say like, hey, I'm not really feeling fed in my (39:45): comedy group. Speaker 1 (39:46): I don't know how to say it. Speaker 2 (39:48): It'd be helpful if they could realize that I'm thirsty. Speaker 1 (39:53): Yeah, Jeremy actually needs some attention too. And I think that he gives a lot. I know that he does. And just, it actually is sort of beautiful that your example of him being supported would be in an improv show when the audience gives a suggestion. It's a good example. That it's like, that's all he needs. It is no (40:14): one else in the group. Because that's all he needs. He doesn't. An alley-oop, man. It's an alley-oop. That's it. Any suggestion, my guy's about to get down. Slam dunk it. Speaker 4 (40:26): It's like a slam dunk. It's an alley-oop. I'm sorry, it's so hard to remember a question that someone else has asked. Speaker 1 (40:34): Yeah. Speaker 4 (40:35): To, like, it's like asking, it's like remembering someone say, hey, how are you? Speaker 1 (40:40): I mean. Yeah. I will say. Good example. In some, in some creative partnerships. Speaker 4 (40:47): Thank you. Speaker 2 (40:49): We can remember times that we did feed each other. Like, for example, coming up with. smoking spicy weed to serve my partner here. Speaker 1 (41:01): That was really good for me because I wasn't going to say probably anything for the rest of the episode before I heard that. And then that, I got to go, yeah, it gets spicier every time. And I think for people listening, it almost feels like I was a part of it. Which is nice. Speaker 2 (41:17): Yeah. And so maybe we want to create a dynamic where. Speaker 1 (41:21): The next time someone says, what was the time that Jeremy got set up? You say, just a minute ago. Right? Speaker 4 (41:32): So then I could retroactively, time-wise. I mean, if you're looking for problems, though, there are no problems. Speaker 1 (41:38): Yeah. If you're trying to poke holes in us. I don't think so either. And this is straight culture, right, guys? Speaker 5 (41:43): I do. Speaker 2 (41:45): Right? Speaker 1 (41:46): This is straight culture right here. Let's not talk about it. Nobody look at it. We don't have any emotions. There's no feelings here. I'm going to work. You know? Yeah, I mean, sometimes it's. Speaker 4 (41:58): Helpful to compartmentalize, you know? Like, I think everyone's like, therapy, therapy, therapy, therapy. But I think sometimes the thinking about the thing is like making the thing harder. Speaker 1 (42:08): Yeah. Exactly. Speaker 2 (42:09): Yeah. Speaker 1 (42:09): If we're talking about the problem, we're not working on the solution. Thinking about the thing is definitely making the thing harder for me. Mm-mm. What are you thinking about? It's a huge problem for me. Speaker 4 (42:19): What are you thinking about? Speaker 1 (42:20): When I think about the thing, the thing gets harder. Yeah, yeah. All it takes is thinking about the thing for it to get harder. I feel that. Yeah. And now I'm thinking about even more. Yes. Because it's hard. And it's therapy, therapy, therapy, but, you know, it's creating this vicious cycle that we're describing (42:41): where you're thinking about the thing, the thing gets harder, and then you're thinking about the thing. Absolutely. Speaker 6 (42:46): Yeah. Speaker 1 (42:47): It's just hard. Until, like, ambulance, you know? And then we do it all over again. Speaker 4 (42:54): And, like, by ambulance, do you mean, like, you've been arrested? Speaker 1 (42:57): They call the police. Speaker 2 (43:00): But they have to send an ambulance as well you know how like they for some situations they kind of send everybody. Speaker 4 (43:05): Yeah they're just calling. Speaker 1 (43:07): 911 yeah they call 911 but. Speaker 2 (43:09): What are they saying to 911 they're saying you gotta come here somebody's gotta do something this guy why don't you just come over and take a look at it yourself like I'm gonna go yeah they say like I'm not gonna stick around I can't be here anymore but this is like definitely not good what's happening and someone's gotta help. Speaker 4 (43:26): Yeah yeah yeah wow Wow. Speaker 1 (43:29): Wow. Speaker 2 (43:33): Did you guys get, let me ask you, did you guys get a bunch of iHeart shows, got a TV show recently? Speaker 1 (43:40): Yeah, they did. Yes. Thank you. What? Yeah, they did. I haven't heard about this. What shows? Speaker 6 (43:45): What shows? Speaker 1 (43:45): They're getting TV shows. What did we do wrong? Get this, Stradio Lab. They're putting them on TV shows. Speaker 4 (43:52): They're putting them on a TV show. Speaker 1 (43:53): Yes. And they're just going. But what TV? Is it like Fast Channel? Speaker 6 (43:58): No. Speaker 1 (43:59): Is it Netflix? So get this. It's actually a real channel. It's streamers. Yes. What streamers? I think it might even be Hulu. I think it is. Speaker 2 (44:08): Whoa. Speaker 4 (44:09): And so is yours going to get? Speaker 1 (44:11): Get this. No. Can you believe this? Listen to this. Hope you're sitting down. Speaker 2 (44:17): No. Speaker 1 (44:21): But other ones, yes. That's what's so crazy. Speaker 4 (44:24): Isn't that crazy? Speaker 1 (44:25): I think that's crazy. Speaker 4 (44:26): Did they ask you at all? Speaker 1 (44:27): Does that whole thing seem upside down sometimes? Speaker 4 (44:29): This is a little crazy because we're already filming this. Speaker 1 (44:32): I know. Speaker 4 (44:32): I feel like that's like half the work is done. Speaker 1 (44:35): How much could it cost to put her in there? They asked you? Did they ask you at all? Did they talk to you? I produced Stradial Lab as well as Hollywood Handbook, but they only asked me if Stradial Lab could go on Hulu. I said, yeah, sure. And they didn't mention us and you didn't mention you didn't bring them up at all No, I didn't bring you guys up. They didn't mention you at all. And I (44:57): guess I could have did you mention them? No, I don't produce their show. What the hell you. Speaker 4 (45:02): Didn't you didn't think it might be you didn't think about reaching out Did you. Speaker 1 (45:05): Even try have you know as soon as I got one offer? I was like, I gotta take it. Yeah. Have you listened to our podcast? I have seen clips. Oh my god. Speaker 4 (45:14): Oh my god. Speaker 1 (45:15): Oh my god Well, this is what it is now, though, is the clips. Yeah. Who cuts your clips? Speaker 5 (45:21): So we have a guy named Adam who freaking cuts these clips to shreds. Speaker 1 (45:26): Yeah. He goes hard to the paint on our clips. He cuts these clips to shreds. Shout out, Adam. Shout out, Adam. Speaker 4 (45:31): Adam Keller. Speaker 1 (45:32): Congratulations. Congratulations. Speaker 4 (45:33): And shout out is what I meant to say. Speaker 1 (45:39): Adam will. I just want to hear our clip guy. Speaker 2 (45:44): Listen to see if we're going to mention his name. And I want to hear the light go out in his eyes. Speaker 1 (45:54): No, we will not. Shout out Adam. Shout out Adam. Shout out our clip guy. Come on. Speaker 4 (46:04): You don't want to mention your clip guy? Speaker 1 (46:07): You know what I'm starting to put together? These TV shows come out. Speaker 2 (46:13): Mm-hmm. Speaker 1 (46:13): The Stradio Lab TV show. Speaker 6 (46:15): Mm-hmm. Speaker 2 (46:16): And then I watched the latest cut of The Devil Dicks Me Up and Down and Backwards and Forwards. Yeah. Speaker 1 (46:23): And it sounds pretty damn final mixed. Speaker 3 (46:27): Mm-hmm. Speaker 1 (46:27): Yeah. You're thinking. I think he took that. Speaker 2 (46:30): Stradio Lab money and he put it right into the Kickstarter. Speaker 1 (46:35): Mm-hmm. Not good for the people shorting the Kickstarter. I think the whole thing was a pump and dump, which is something that the devil does as well. Yeah, in the movie, the devil does this. The devil and Hawk to a girl. The devil and Hawk to a girl. Speaker 2 (46:52): Give me a second. Thank you for saying Hawk to a girl. Because sometimes people say Hawk to, and I'm like, well, which, who is that? Speaker 1 (46:58): Which one? She pumped and dumped. Yeah. Remember that? Speaker 4 (47:02): Yeah, she did a rug pull. Speaker 1 (47:04): She did a rug pull. Speaker 4 (47:06): She did a rug pull. It's not nice to do a rug pull. Now that I'm on a mic, I just want to say that that's not nice. Speaker 2 (47:13): That's good job. Speaker 4 (47:15): I just want to use my platform. Speaker 1 (47:16): Yeah, it's really important. You've been saying that at home. Speaker 4 (47:18): Yeah, it's just not nice. Speaker 5 (47:20): She can't say it because her boyfriend keeps leaving for volleyball, and so she wants to say it. Speaker 1 (47:25): Do you want to talk more about that? Speaker 2 (47:27): Yeah. Speaker 1 (47:27): Really? That's what you guys want to hear about? I feel like there's something unfinished there. Speaker 2 (47:32): Okay. It's fine. Speaker 1 (47:33): It's fine. I've got tons of information, stories and stuff. Speaker 4 (47:37): He's got tons of information. Speaker 1 (47:38): I've got tons of information. He has so much information. That's great. Is it three on three or what's the setup? Speaker 4 (47:44): Yeah, I think they were doing three on three. I think it was like 16 people. They were just kind of like rotating it. Speaker 1 (47:50): Three on three, 16 people. It was somewhere around there. It was like you were just doing eight on eight, I would say. A lot of courts then. Speaker 4 (47:54): Somewhere around there. Speaker 1 (47:55): And is he doing poems too? Speaker 4 (47:58): No, he doesn't do poetry. That's more Amanda's thing. Speaker 1 (48:02): My G-F-O-Fish. Speaker 4 (48:05): G-F-O-Fish? Speaker 1 (48:07): O-Fish-G-F. O-Fish-G-F. I know what you mean. Official. Official. Speaker 5 (48:13): O-fish. Speaker 1 (48:14): O-fish. Speaker 2 (48:14): G-F. Speaker 4 (48:15): Oh, like O-fish. Speaker 1 (48:16): O-fish. It feels like everything I'm saying. My O-fish girlfriend. My O-fish. My O-fish girlfriend. My O-fish girlfriend. My girlfriend, the galoot. Yeah. The shambling galoot. My clumsy ogre of a girlfriend. My O-fish girlfriend. Goodbye.
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