Speaker 1: The Nikki Glaser Podcast, Nick.
Speaker 2: Glaser, here's Nicky.
Speaker 3: Hello here, I am welcome to the show. It's Nicky
Speaker 3: Glazer Podcast Special show today in studio. Best friend part
Speaker 3: of the Girls Chat. You've heard her on the show
Speaker 3: before when we've had like a I think it's when
Speaker 3: we've done like the group ones from like girls Trip
Speaker 3: Chat Chat weekends. Yeah, it's uh, it's Halla. Everyone you know,
Speaker 3: where's Tala? Her name is not that, but it's Halla.
Speaker 3: Her last name is Holly. So in high school we
Speaker 3: called her Halla and then and then somehow it just
Speaker 3: went to us.
Speaker 4: Saying I was actually yesterday when I got into town,
Speaker 4: I went upstairs to my old bedroom and found my
Speaker 4: yearbooks and someone I can't remember who signed it. I
Speaker 4: don't even know how to say this sound.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we usually do it a lot over the year,
Speaker 3: but even though we don't know what that means. Yeah,
Speaker 3: no we're not German.
Speaker 4: But some random person from high school, like some guy,
Speaker 4: I was like, I don't even know what this sound was,
Speaker 4: basically just to say everyone called me that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, even your nephews call you Halla because you were
Speaker 3: telling some story on girls Chat and someone or not
Speaker 3: even your throat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a friend's son, but he called yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: because it was.
Speaker 3: Someone I know from college. My dad.
Speaker 4: Yes, he still answers the phone. Hey, hey, spell it?
Speaker 3: How do you officially? Great question? No, I think we
Speaker 3: spell it h u L Yes, it is h u L.
Speaker 4: I spell halla h O l l A because my
Speaker 4: last name was Holly with an O, but somehow, Kirsten
Speaker 4: and you spelt with an A. Anyway, let's get onto something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess we spell it with an A. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But Holla is here everyone, she's in town. Brian's here, Hey, Brian, Hello,
Speaker 3: And Noah's back as she was yesterday. Oho. No, what
Speaker 3: I didn't even realize you were in New York. You
Speaker 3: like told a story and girl's chat about being in
Speaker 3: New York and I was like, what what is So
Speaker 3: you've been there for a month at your dad's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it's such a big thing to travel here,
Speaker 2: and we wanted to show Toby off to the family.
Speaker 3: But it's coming to end. We're going home soon. Okay, Wow,
Speaker 3: how has that been.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like being at home, except on the
Speaker 2: weekends we get to see family.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you never get a break.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I mean, like Abby yeah, yeah, like Avey
Speaker 2: will take Toby and stuff and give me a little
Speaker 2: bit of a break. But yeah, pretty much is just
Speaker 2: baby mode.
Speaker 3: Baby mode. And does your dad work or you guys
Speaker 3: like with him all day?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: No, he works.
Speaker 2: He leaves early and comes home like in the evening.
Speaker 2: So it's just basically the house.
Speaker 3: Bill. Have a brush you gave me from your dad?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Really? Yeah? He like it works?
Speaker 4: Sounds weird? Were you making a like a Ouiji doll?
Speaker 4: What are those calls?
Speaker 3: He like works for? What does he do? He works
Speaker 3: for Moroccan oil. Yo. So she gave me a bunch
Speaker 3: of products, including this brush, And like, I have a brush.
Speaker 4: From your dad when I was making the Voodoo doll
Speaker 4: to use his hair.
Speaker 3: It's so weird. The brushes I use in my life
Speaker 3: come from the weirdest places. I don't think I have
Speaker 3: any brushes that I've bought myself. It's the one nos
Speaker 3: dad gave me. I still use. That's the one I
Speaker 3: used to like roll out, you know, and like blow
Speaker 3: dry your hair to make it. You don't know, don't
Speaker 3: nod like you fucking know? Well, I know you do it.
Speaker 3: I've seen you yeah, or you like bed like you
Speaker 3: roll it. Some people don't like. But hot roll I
Speaker 3: don't even know what it's called. You just put the
Speaker 3: hair drive close to it and you burn your hair
Speaker 3: and you and that's when, when they're steam coming off
Speaker 3: your hair, you know you're doing it right. And then
Speaker 3: the other brush I have is from this weird guy
Speaker 3: that came to my show in La years ago, and
Speaker 3: it was at the meet and greet, and everyone who
Speaker 3: was it he made to the end of the line,
Speaker 3: which is what weirdos always do because they want extra
Speaker 3: time with you, and they not every weirdo. Some he
Speaker 3: brought he had a bag of things to give me
Speaker 3: and they were all like secondhand things. There were some
Speaker 3: jeans that had like like you know, they're like two
Speaker 3: thousand and eight jeans with like and they were used.
Speaker 3: He had a pair of girls jeans that he got
Speaker 3: it like goodwill. He gave those. He was just a
Speaker 3: crazy person, and I was like, oh my gosh, thank
Speaker 3: you so much, you know, like just being nice. But
Speaker 3: the brush stuck. But when he reached his bag before
Speaker 3: he started pulling out all these different things, we've literally
Speaker 3: thought he was gonna kill me. Like I remember, everyone
Speaker 3: kind of like did like I remember Matt, my tour manager,
Speaker 3: was watching like and kind of freaking out, like do
Speaker 3: I tackle this guy right now because we don't. He's
Speaker 3: really searching his bag a really long time. We don't
Speaker 3: know what he's about to pull out, but he had
Speaker 3: something for you. It's like the way someone would before
Speaker 3: they kill you. They're like, and I have one last
Speaker 3: thing for you. Yeah, oh I can't find it.
Speaker 2: Boom.
Speaker 3: You know, Like that's the weirdest thing that's happened at
Speaker 3: a meet and.
Speaker 4: Greet, probably not like I think I've had beyond like
Speaker 4: random fondles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's random fondles.
Speaker 5: I think there's been at movie on.
Speaker 3: On Netflix, just clusters of fondles. There's been. Yeah, there's
Speaker 3: just been like uncomfortable moments of like someone asking me
Speaker 3: to do something and I just go no, And then
Speaker 3: it gets kind of weird because they asked me for
Speaker 3: a video, or they asked me for uh, let's can
Speaker 3: I do that? Can I simulate like I'm going down
Speaker 3: on you like they did? They think it's gonna be funny,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you know, or like will you get
Speaker 3: on your knees and can I lift you up? Just
Speaker 3: stuff like that that I'm just like, I just don't
Speaker 3: feel like being touched in that way right now, or
Speaker 3: you know, or but people have some lot, can we
Speaker 3: do something funny? And I go, I'm out. I don't
Speaker 3: have any more funny. I yeah, I just performed for
Speaker 3: an hour. I'm tired. You just actually go get out.
Speaker 3: Give me a hairbrush. So this guy gave me a
Speaker 3: hair brush, and everyone after the show was like, don't
Speaker 3: use that. But it wasn't used. It didn't have a
Speaker 3: tag on anything, but it wasn't It didn't have any
Speaker 3: hair in it. You can clearly see if a brush
Speaker 3: is used. And he gave me an all this trash
Speaker 3: he gave me, gave me like a coloring book that
Speaker 3: was half colored, and like an old map, and like
Speaker 3: some rosary beads, and an old pair of jeans, and
Speaker 3: then he gave me this hair brush. I still use it.
Speaker 3: And this was three and a half years ago. It
Speaker 3: was the best brush I've ever had. And everyone goes,
Speaker 3: you should throw that out, and I'm like, no, it's
Speaker 3: unless there's actual unless I can see that it's been used.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna it's kind of a good brush. And that
Speaker 3: is the brush I use every single day, including the
Speaker 3: one that Noah's dad gave me, Like I can't use brushes.
Speaker 3: I never intentionally have bought a brush for myself and
Speaker 3: and used it and then I use it. But yeah,
Speaker 3: so uh oh what was again? Oh so you came
Speaker 3: into town? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well I was gonna say, like, this guy was for
Speaker 4: sure at the show last night?
Speaker 3: He sound rush. Oh yeah when I came in yeah
Speaker 3: to go.
Speaker 4: See the fish concert, and this guy was definitely a
Speaker 4: fish fan. This sounds like a fish fan. Wait, can
Speaker 4: I go back really quick?
Speaker 3: Noah?
Speaker 4: Do you have tons of family in New York? Are
Speaker 4: you just like inundated with God? Thank God, this dog
Speaker 4: came to sit in my lap. This is all I
Speaker 4: wanted to know. Yeah, so on the weekend, you're like
Speaker 4: seeing family? Do you have so many family members in
Speaker 4: New York who didn't want to see you?
Speaker 2: Don't have like a big family. But the family that
Speaker 2: I do have here is like family that we enjoy
Speaker 2: spending time with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, got it fired? Yeah? Oh so that that implies
Speaker 3: that there's some family you don't like spending time what
Speaker 3: she did not say that? She didn't say that. I
Speaker 3: said that, Yeah, I holla's in town. She lives in Arkansas,
Speaker 3: but she's in town to go see Fish because her
Speaker 3: husband's a huge Fish fan and they they go to
Speaker 3: concerts all the time. Yeah, we go to a lot
Speaker 3: of shows.
Speaker 4: And we came in for this and last night we
Speaker 4: went with Nicky and Chris and there was a lot
Speaker 4: of good content. Had I thought that the people watching
Speaker 4: would be great, But we were in a box.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so kind of boxes are amazing, Like they're amazing,
Speaker 3: but you are not at the concent We were not.
Speaker 3: I know that I've said this before about Taylor Swift
Speaker 3: Box when we were there for in Chicago. I I
Speaker 3: didn't like. I was like, this isn't the constant. No,
Speaker 3: we did not have an experience, but I was happy
Speaker 3: being a box at Fish because I don't care about Fish. Well,
Speaker 3: so I was okay with like not I don't care
Speaker 3: about Fish either.
Speaker 4: But I think tonight is going to be like on
Speaker 4: a skit on a fun Factor Tonight, I have a
Speaker 4: lot of fun.
Speaker 3: I'll get dance. I was wanting to make in the
Speaker 3: crowd last night, though I would have been into Fish
Speaker 3: and like, I probably would have been more sold on
Speaker 3: the whole experience had I been in the crowd because
Speaker 3: it's like.
Speaker 5: The whole point of a Fish concert is to emerge
Speaker 5: myself in the community, smoke a bunch of weed and
Speaker 5: danced to repetitive music for seventeen hours exactly.
Speaker 4: And it was pretty funny too, because one of Nikki's
Speaker 4: first comments was like, our Fish fans notorious for just
Speaker 4: not having.
Speaker 3: Rhythm, like the dancing. It's I'm one person with rhythm
Speaker 3: that's going to that. Even the band wasn't on beat,
Speaker 3: like there didn't seem to be rhythm. And no, obviously
Speaker 3: the band was incredible, but they uh yeah, no one
Speaker 3: in the crowd seemed to be moving in sync with
Speaker 3: anything except it's just a flails. Just a flail. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a flail. It's a rocking, it's a it's like
Speaker 3: some people seem to be having the dts. Uh. It
Speaker 3: was just a lot of shaking and flailing and but
Speaker 3: it's free. And I was like, oh, this is Taylor,
Speaker 3: this is Aerostor, this is Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: Ye for I sent you that meme that said like
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift is a jam band.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's right. I mean it's in the way
Speaker 3: that I feel to my ears, it all sounds the same.
Speaker 3: And I know people say that about Taylor Swift. These
Speaker 3: people seem to they all try to dress the same.
Speaker 3: They they dress up in their own way for it.
Speaker 3: They all no one, No one's feet were covered at
Speaker 3: the show. No, I was more barefoot the better. I
Speaker 3: wore like a slight heel and it was. I felt
Speaker 3: like I was dressed for the met gala, Like I
Speaker 3: wore tight jeans and a slight heel and like a
Speaker 3: fitted top, and it was. I felt so ridiculous. I
Speaker 3: felt like I was like, looked like I was going
Speaker 3: to get married.
Speaker 4: Actually, compared to about that guy who gave you the
Speaker 4: brush wasn't at the show because brushes aren't allowed.
Speaker 3: No, if you brush your hair, you can't be there
Speaker 3: there it was. It was really as much as I
Speaker 3: felt overdressed, I didn't feel judged or anything for not
Speaker 3: being like a true fish fan like I didn't feel
Speaker 3: I think I've been doing enough eras shows that I
Speaker 3: just feel like the way I feel when people don't
Speaker 3: seem to be dressed for the occasion. I was just like,
Speaker 3: I'm just happy that person's here. They're gonna like absorb.
Speaker 5: Some of the wish thing is everyone's just happy and
Speaker 5: welcoming and that's.
Speaker 6: The whole you.
Speaker 3: Have you been to a fish show?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: Never, But are there a fish friend.
Speaker 5: I have a fish friend who has I've sat down
Speaker 5: and watched fish concerts live stream with him.
Speaker 3: And they live stream every single show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, so I just know the vibe, but I've
Speaker 6: never gone.
Speaker 4: Is there a band that you've been to like multiple concerts?
Speaker 5: Well, I've seen John Williams at the Hollywood Bowl six
Speaker 5: years in a row, but I'm gonna stop going.
Speaker 6: John Williams. He's a music composer.
Speaker 5: He composed a lot of like, uh, really popular movies
Speaker 5: like Jaws and Star Wars and Harry Potter.
Speaker 4: Oh, and he plays with a symphony.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean he his orchestra plays and they usually
Speaker 5: play clips over and it's usually a really big deal.
Speaker 5: And it's happening every year since like I don't know,
Speaker 5: it's been happening for like fifty years every year at
Speaker 5: the Hollywood Bowl.
Speaker 3: Are you guys called willies? What are fans of John Williams?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're called the Yeah, we're called Willies. There's big
Speaker 5: Willies and little Willies.
Speaker 3: I asked last night, like, what are fish fans called?
Speaker 3: And they looked like I was fucking. They were like,
Speaker 3: what what is it? What do you call yourselves? And
Speaker 3: they were like and then someone goes like the way
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift fans called themselves Swifties and they were like,
Speaker 3: we don't have that. I go, or the Grateful Dead
Speaker 3: calls themselves deadheads and then it's like, oh, yeah, I
Speaker 3: know what you mean. Now it's like, no, it's not
Speaker 3: a dumb thing to call people something. The Deadheads do
Speaker 3: it right, fish And I really think there's the fans
Speaker 3: and I go, no, that's that's okay in writing, but
Speaker 3: like you can't say to each other like are you
Speaker 3: a fan? Like but I think that's what Sam say
Speaker 3: the like, I just why wouldn't you give yourselves a
Speaker 3: fun name like fishies? I don't know, Holla. Last night
Speaker 3: we took a picture and in the picture, like I
Speaker 3: sent to the girls chat, and her stomach was kind
Speaker 3: of like out like you you looked like you had
Speaker 3: like eaten dinner, which you did, and you were like, guys, announcement,
Speaker 3: I'm pregnant. And in the fish community we call it
Speaker 3: I'm having a guppy.
Speaker 8: Sognant little duppy.
Speaker 2: Love that you guys went to terror tacos.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, we went to terror talk I know.
Speaker 4: I said Noah would be loving this.
Speaker 3: It was a they did. It was a horror the
Speaker 3: horror movie themed taco Vegan taco joint. Yeah. They had
Speaker 3: and metal and they had metal music playing. Yes, so
Speaker 3: it was metal music. I instantly had to put earplugs
Speaker 3: in as soon as we walked in.
Speaker 2: That I was.
Speaker 3: Because everyone at the table screaming like we're at a concert,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, why are we here when we're about
Speaker 3: to go to a concert and scream over loud music.
Speaker 3: It was just like it was a little much for me.
Speaker 3: But and they're playing like horror movies on TVs. It
Speaker 3: was delicious, by the way, tearor tacos shout out delicious food.
Speaker 3: The decor is just like horror themed. Like there's posters
Speaker 3: up and it's all black black paint on the walls
Speaker 3: with like red streaks. Get rid of the cobwebs. There's
Speaker 3: like fake cobwebs everywhere. Even though you know they're fake,
Speaker 3: you can't in your brain separate cobwebs from being it
Speaker 3: means dirty. Good point. I'm still I'm observant. I did
Speaker 3: not even know there were cob webs everywhere. I didn't
Speaker 3: even know. Oh my god, it was covering all the walls. Interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but it was really delicious and I'll I can't wait
Speaker 3: to go there again. Was so freaking good.
Speaker 5: God, the food's good. Otherwise it would just be like insane. Yeah,
Speaker 5: all this niche bullshit around.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was for sure going to be hit or
Speaker 4: miss it was, but like we had to try.
Speaker 3: It, Beyonce not it's it's probably a negative three for ambience.
Speaker 3: I would get takeout from there, but I don't think
Speaker 3: I will ever eat there again, no offense, because it's
Speaker 3: some some people would.
Speaker 6: Love that vibe for the music.
Speaker 3: I just I would. For me for a restaurant, like,
Speaker 3: ambiance is probably more important than the food, like a
Speaker 3: good patio or a good well wyat setting with good
Speaker 3: lighting and like, like if the food was just fine,
Speaker 3: I would rather go. If the food was terrible, no,
Speaker 3: but if it's fine, I would rather that than like,
Speaker 3: great food in a place that feels like a shitty
Speaker 3: music venue bathroom.
Speaker 5: Disagree, And this is this is a this is not
Speaker 5: a fight, but like a different opinion. It's the difference
Speaker 5: of opinion between me and my wife ally, she loves ambiance.
Speaker 5: I love food. I would like I would like go
Speaker 5: to the Soup Nazi. Like the Soup Nazi is like
Speaker 5: my ideal place. It's just only the food is good.
Speaker 5: And if the food is good.
Speaker 6: I will walk over a bed of nails to get it.
Speaker 6: I don't care.
Speaker 3: I just get takeout. I don't want to sit. Sure,
Speaker 3: it's fine, my food can be ruined if I'm like,
Speaker 3: if there's it's too loud, or it just feels dirty,
Speaker 3: or you feel like the staff doesn't like you, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: and that they're annoyed that you're there, which I get it,
Speaker 3: because you're not getting paid enough and it is annoying.
Speaker 3: Like I used to work at a restaurant. When people
Speaker 3: would walk in, I'd go no, And I remember you
Speaker 3: being like, why are you mad? We have customers, Like
Speaker 3: that's how you make money. I'd be like, I don't care,
Speaker 3: I just hate them. And it doesn't Yeah, you go away.
Speaker 3: I was. I was, I was a waitress. I was like,
Speaker 3: the only way I've made money was from a customers.
Speaker 3: I wasn't even I'm like in an hour leads.
Speaker 6: You know, I a closed to close?
Speaker 3: Oh god, yeah, that's the worst I will say these
Speaker 3: places like closing fifteen minutes early before it says closed
Speaker 3: on Google.
Speaker 6: Fuck that man, Well I used to do. I used
Speaker 6: to work at Delhi.
Speaker 5: I worked at Delhi for seven years, and we'd close
Speaker 5: at nine and I would literally lock the front door
Speaker 5: at eight, and then what I have locked the front
Speaker 5: door at eight and I would just start cleaning and
Speaker 5: then if people knock on there, they would get so mad.
Speaker 6: But I just was like, I don't care.
Speaker 3: I should judge this.
Speaker 4: This was this would have been like your dream you
Speaker 4: had a key to that place, if you had a
Speaker 4: key to well, I would never do that.
Speaker 3: I couldn't do that to people.
Speaker 4: Even though you hadn't grown when they came in.
Speaker 3: No, here's what I would do. So last night, our
Speaker 3: food did take a long time because this place was packed.
Speaker 3: But it did takes a really long time. Yeah, there
Speaker 3: was also I don't know if she's a bestie.
Speaker 4: Oh but she was, now who liked you?
Speaker 3: She was a nikki? Yeah but maybe she So our
Speaker 3: food was taking a while because it was such a
Speaker 3: popular place when we were there at like on Taco Tuesday,
Speaker 3: so it was like I think they had an extra
Speaker 3: large crowd. But no communication about like, hey, it's gonna
Speaker 3: take a while, like right if anything, they they pulled
Speaker 3: so they had QR codes on the menu, and you like,
Speaker 3: I like places where you order on your phone and
Speaker 3: you pay on your phone and then it's just sent
Speaker 3: in and you don't have to deal with anyone. They
Speaker 3: just bring your food. Fucking love it. Great. Great, I
Speaker 3: don't care. That's a great system. But then right before
Speaker 3: we submitted our order, they grabbed our QR codes and said,
Speaker 3: we can't do these anymore. We're doing real menus because
Speaker 3: we need like we're getting too many orders, and so
Speaker 3: I was like, that's not a good sign. I placed
Speaker 3: the order, we're waiting, and it's like thirty five minutes
Speaker 3: we've been waiting, and that's when I started feeling like
Speaker 3: there's no communication about like hey, sorry, the and I'm
Speaker 3: looking around at tables. I can tell you I when
Speaker 3: I walk into a restaurant, I look immediately at who's
Speaker 3: gotten their food so far? Who am I competing with,
Speaker 3: who just got sat? Who's order? Do I need to
Speaker 3: get in before their's Like I always tell my table like,
Speaker 3: hey listen, guys, sorry, but let's like order, like instead
Speaker 3: of getting drinks, and then they come back like, let's
Speaker 3: order the food with the drinks we can get in before.
Speaker 4: Which is why it's great to have QR code. It's like, okay,
Speaker 4: we're getting this thing done, let's do it.
Speaker 3: And then but then we waited and waited, which is
Speaker 3: fine because they were slammed and listen, I will wait forever.
Speaker 3: If I am told sorry, we're backed up the kitchens
Speaker 3: fucking overwhelmed. The guy called in sick last second, it's
Speaker 3: Taco Tuesday, or it's it's we're just over terrorized by customers. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's you know season one of The Bear whatever that
Speaker 3: episode is where their system breaks and the orders are
Speaker 3: coming in too fast. Like if they just communicate, I
Speaker 3: will grant anyone the grace if I'm just communicated with, Sure.
Speaker 3: But when I am being treated like this is normal
Speaker 3: and like we're not even gonna look at you and
Speaker 3: I we're gonna act like where the Delta helped us,
Speaker 3: it wasn't even like and not make eye contact with you,
Speaker 3: it's a little bit weird. So then I go I
Speaker 3: literally googled how long before you have a right to
Speaker 3: complain or a right to ask? I literally I don't
Speaker 3: even know how long before or you should get your
Speaker 3: food after you order it and you're supposed to. In
Speaker 3: restaurant culture, it's like three to five minutes for drinks,
Speaker 3: like before between when you like you're supposed to when
Speaker 3: you sit at your table to have your drinks is
Speaker 3: three to five minutes and then food is no longer
Speaker 3: than twenty minutes. And I didn't say anything, and I
Speaker 3: was not even about to, but then Holla was like,
Speaker 3: I'll fucking do it, and she got up and christ
Speaker 3: made the comment like it's best that someone with tattoos
Speaker 3: go up and talk about this, because this is a
Speaker 3: place where people with tattoos gain respect and have a different.
Speaker 6: At a restaurant.
Speaker 3: That yeah, Like they were like, oh, this girl gets it.
Speaker 3: And so we got our food and it was fucking
Speaker 3: so good, but we had to slam it because we
Speaker 3: had to get to Fish, which you'll hear about right
Speaker 3: after we get back from break. Then we go to fish. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we have a box seat because we've got an inside
Speaker 3: track because we got tickets through. It's like a real
Speaker 3: convoluted thing. But Halla went to a show. She's friends
Speaker 3: with the who's friends with the guy who was at
Speaker 3: this show. This guy was like, oh my god, you
Speaker 3: know Nikki Glazer. Nikki Glazer his friends is dating a
Speaker 3: guy I went to high school with. He's like he
Speaker 3: literally is like my hala, like in my life. And
Speaker 3: he's like, I want not only are you going to
Speaker 3: go to fish, You're gonna get box seats to fish.
Speaker 3: I don't even care if Nikki comes with you. You
Speaker 3: guys are getting box seats. And she's like, no way,
Speaker 3: you're drunk. He's like, no, I'm not. And this guy
Speaker 3: Trey does all like the what is he? He like
Speaker 3: manages them in a way, not man but manages in charge.
Speaker 4: So, Brian, how you were mentioning that they do video
Speaker 4: of all their shows. They post all their shows and
Speaker 4: you can watch them online. He runs all that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so he does the production for.
Speaker 3: The big sim cast. Yes, Simon class. He's been working
Speaker 3: for them for since like two thousand and three. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he said that. And this guy Trey Kerr, he is
Speaker 3: buddies with Chris from high school. And he said that
Speaker 3: in high school all he did was listen to fish
Speaker 3: and memorized lyrics, like that's all he did. And his
Speaker 3: father used to be like, if you put as much
Speaker 3: work into something, into anything as much as you did Fish,
Speaker 3: you could really actually have a career. And like little
Speaker 3: did he know, like this was going to fish and
Speaker 3: it's very successful. He runs their whole thing's he's a
Speaker 3: really impressive guy and so cool and really hooked. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: really hooked us up. Yeah, brought us backstage. We got
Speaker 3: to go to the whole bus where they have all
Speaker 3: the video monitors set up and they're doing like the
Speaker 3: they're doing the live kind of editing.
Speaker 4: I freaking I shouldn't do the switching switching air.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, there switching the switching board. Yeah, and there's
Speaker 3: like three guys in there working very very hard and
Speaker 3: and so we we got to go back to stay.
Speaker 3: It's too hard to like share and the bus was
Speaker 3: kind of shaking, wouldn't happen, but it was really cool.
Speaker 3: We got this like back. We got to meet who
Speaker 3: John your husband described. On the way there, we were
Speaker 3: talking about the live show and John was like, in
Speaker 3: the the the lighting is one of the most important
Speaker 3: parts of the show. I'm trying to do an impression.
Speaker 3: I'm not good at He's so cute, but he was
Speaker 3: like saying, the lighting is a very important key part
Speaker 3: of this shows, and that he said the lighting guy
Speaker 3: is like.
Speaker 4: The the fifth member of the band.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is the fifth member of the band, Like
Speaker 3: he's been around there forever and he's really important to
Speaker 3: the overall experience of the show. And so then we
Speaker 3: got to meet that guy. And I didn't connect it.
Speaker 4: To the either because at the time I didn't know who,
Speaker 4: like none of us knew who that was. But John
Speaker 4: is like a fan pH fan, yeah, and so I
Speaker 4: think in his head at that moment, he was like,
Speaker 4: holy shit, fifth member of the band.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we met that guy. He's been working for
Speaker 3: Fish since nineteen eighty eight. They met in Burlington, Vermont
Speaker 3: when they were just playing with bar shows and he's
Speaker 3: now on like he's still doing the lighting for them,
Speaker 3: and he was a big fan of mine. He got
Speaker 3: like nervous to me and he was so cute. I
Speaker 3: love him so much. Chris God, But yeah, I just realized,
Speaker 3: like Fish is Taylor Swift, Like yeah, yeah, every they
Speaker 3: have hundreds of songs. There's all these like inside jokes,
Speaker 3: like I heard the fans like screaming out at parts
Speaker 3: that they weren't but like they were all chanting certain
Speaker 3: things at certain parts, which is a Taylor Swift thing,
Speaker 3: Like there's all there's all these things going on. People
Speaker 3: were like cheering at different parts that I was like, Oh,
Speaker 3: I don't get whatever's happening. Now, there's something special. It
Speaker 3: just and Chris was even saying like he was like,
Speaker 3: oh my my. Chris was saying the lore. There's always lore.
Speaker 3: There's lore behind every song. There's like a story behind
Speaker 3: every song. And like you even were telling us some
Speaker 3: story about the song Ocelot and yeah, uh. And it
Speaker 3: was funny because Holla told us. She was like, oh,
Speaker 3: this song is about like when he was in rehab,
Speaker 3: he was thinking about this friend of his that he
Speaker 3: hadn't talked to in a while, and he wrote the
Speaker 3: song about the friend and he was She was like
Speaker 3: it was just so touching, and Chris and I were
Speaker 3: like talking. She told us that, and she we went
Speaker 3: bet to watching the music, and then Chris and I
Speaker 3: like went to the bathroom and got some snacks and
Speaker 3: then they did like a whole jam, and then we
Speaker 3: went and talked to a bunch of his friends in
Speaker 3: the box and we like walked around and then twenty
Speaker 3: five minutes later, Chris was like, do you realize this
Speaker 3: is the same song Holla was telling us We're still
Speaker 3: in that song. Yeah, it was so funny. It's no joke.
Speaker 3: These songs last forever. Last night there was a it
Speaker 3: was a huge night in Fish uh, Fishty yeah, and
Speaker 3: Fish Tree.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I got Bart Coleman, who used to book my show
Speaker 3: not Safe, he wrote, He's a huge Fish fan. He
Speaker 3: wrote to me today when he saw on my stories
Speaker 3: that I had been to the Fish Show, He's like
Speaker 3: how He was like, I can't believe you saw a
Speaker 3: forty minute Tweezer And I was like, it felt like
Speaker 3: Tweezers in my eyes for forty was it felt like
Speaker 3: a No, it was. It was great. It was I
Speaker 3: really think I could be a fan if I immersed
Speaker 3: myself in it. But it to me, it really it
Speaker 3: reminded me of Taylor Swift and like everyone in that
Speaker 3: show was having the best night of their life. And
Speaker 3: I was thinking about how like I was looking out
Speaker 3: of this crowd because we're in this box above all
Speaker 3: this this mass of just like dudes in ball caps
Speaker 3: and just rocking along and having the best time, And
Speaker 3: I go, God, if we saw all of their thought bubbles,
Speaker 3: no one would be worried about their life right now.
Speaker 3: No one's thinking about their kids at home. No one's
Speaker 3: thinking about that room they have to paint, or the
Speaker 3: taxes they have to ask for an extension on. They're
Speaker 3: all just like there'd be just music notes in those bubbles, yeah,
Speaker 3: or like oh shit.
Speaker 4: I gotta like change my pot to the vegetation stage
Speaker 4: like growing.
Speaker 3: Yes, Yeah, they were just all everyone's just like it
Speaker 3: is blissful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so much good to go see live events and
Speaker 2: you know music and artists in stage.
Speaker 3: It's it's really I want to do it more often.
Speaker 3: It was so fun. Well haven't you been going to
Speaker 3: more shows lately?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean I went to I could have gone to
Speaker 3: four in two weeks, and I'm so mad. I didn't
Speaker 3: go see Mats of State because I just wasn't in
Speaker 3: the mood the other week. But I went to see
Speaker 3: Jason Moraz and then I went to see Counting Crows
Speaker 3: with Santana on Saturday. But I left before Santana because
Speaker 3: I don't even know. I don't know any Santana songs
Speaker 3: except the ones he's featured. I do know that on.
Speaker 6: That might be the most overplayed song in human history.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 3: I think it's the other Santana song. It's a hot one.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that might be with Rob Thomas right,
Speaker 3: oh yeah roast. If Ros would have been there, I
Speaker 3: would have stayed for that song. But I just don't.
Speaker 3: I just didn't care about Santana. I'm sorry to people
Speaker 3: who might be horrified by that. But Counting Crows and
Speaker 3: Santana are on tour together, and Counting Crows were amazing.
Speaker 4: I was Counting Crows. They're a jam band, huh. Adam
Speaker 4: durits is a jam band.
Speaker 6: No what?
Speaker 3: No jam bands to me? No, hold on, no jam
Speaker 3: bands I think mean they go on a really long
Speaker 3: time and they jam out they do, Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: I'm just not jamming out those song at most fair Okay.
Speaker 3: He's on a jam band.
Speaker 4: He's he improvised his own songs.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: If a band plays standard, the music is exactly how
Speaker 4: it is on the album.
Speaker 3: The band sticking to the studio album. Adam Durittz is
Speaker 3: taking full creative license. Adam Durittz is on his He's
Speaker 3: just doing what he wants up there with the song.
Speaker 3: He's making its own, he's making it fun for him
Speaker 3: and it's good for him. I'm sure it could be.
Speaker 3: Love it. I met Adam Durretz. I think I told
Speaker 3: the story on the podcast last year. But I met
Speaker 3: him at Bob Saggatt's fundraiser because he was friends with Bob.
Speaker 3: And he killed I mean, he blew me away at
Speaker 3: that show. And his voice was just so amazing. He
Speaker 3: was really nice to me, and I've just been a
Speaker 3: fan forever, and I used to The last Conning Crow's
Speaker 3: concert I went to was probably in high school, and
Speaker 3: I don't think he was doing this kind of style
Speaker 3: that he does now, which is like, does not sing
Speaker 3: the melody that you know and loves, right, he's giving
Speaker 3: his own thing.
Speaker 4: In high school. That was like when we were in
Speaker 4: high school. I think that was his heyday, right, that
Speaker 4: was when he was at his height. And so it's
Speaker 4: like maybe he had to play it exactly how it sounds.
Speaker 3: Maybe he had come bored with it yet exactly yeah,
Speaker 3: because he guesses a reaction to being making it interesting
Speaker 3: for him, like respect, Like I want the artists to
Speaker 3: be having up.
Speaker 4: There singing those same songs for but.
Speaker 3: Don't try to sing along, no, unless you want to
Speaker 3: play really fun game, which Taylor and I did, so
Speaker 3: I went with Taylor from girls Chat and we turned
Speaker 3: it into the best damn time because we just because
Speaker 3: our section wasn't really they weren't Crow's heads, they weren't Crori's,
Speaker 3: they were more yeah they were. They weren't ever Maury's,
Speaker 3: they were Santani's. You know, they were waiting. So we
Speaker 3: decided to sing the studio track along with the band
Speaker 3: and just see how it was synked up with Adam
Speaker 3: Dirtz and it was really, really fun. I loved those videos,
Speaker 3: so I sent you a bunch of or someone girls Chat,
Speaker 3: but it was we ended up we were singing obnoxiously loud,
Speaker 3: but just to ourselves to see how often it was.
Speaker 3: And it's impossible to sing long December with him. He
Speaker 3: is in March. He's singing in short March. Because we
Speaker 3: it was it's so which I do when I go
Speaker 3: to the show. I really want it to be like
Speaker 3: the way I know it.
Speaker 4: Yeah I do, I was saying this young girls Chat,
Speaker 4: I definitely do if it's a nostalgic band, Like I
Speaker 4: went to Counting Crows and I was depressed afterwards because
Speaker 4: I was like, all I wanted to do was go
Speaker 4: to this and have a sing along, but that was
Speaker 4: impossible to do because Adam Durretz is doing his own thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Wait, I want to make a quick announcement for the besties.
Speaker 4: It's not an announcement that I'm not having a guppy.
Speaker 4: But the funny thing is that, speaking of Taylor, I
Speaker 4: am married to her high school boyfriend, which might just
Speaker 4: be fun for besties to know.
Speaker 3: I thought you said Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: I was like, that's what I thought, Taylor mc Did
Speaker 4: I say Taylor Swift? Taylor Taylor McGrath high school boy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Taylor from girls chat. It's yeah, it's very incestuous
Speaker 3: over a girl's chat. And Taylor, our friend from high school,
Speaker 3: dated John Halla's now husband, who we knew in high
Speaker 3: school and you were friends with in high school. But
Speaker 3: he was not someone would have said John Tipker is
Speaker 3: going to be your husband. I would you would have
Speaker 3: slapped that hard on the back.
Speaker 4: And I also wouldn't have believed that Toby is actually
Speaker 4: my child?
Speaker 3: What insane?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: She is yours? Yeah, I said he? I did say he.
Speaker 3: So Taylor and I went to counting. It was so
Speaker 3: fun and and he acts out all the lyrics, which
Speaker 3: Halla also warned us about because she had seen a
Speaker 3: Counting Crows the show before us. So he's like, you know,
Speaker 3: like round here, and he'll do like round with his
Speaker 3: like he's doing ASL for people who don't don't speak ASLF.
Speaker 3: Round here, my man. We all look and he'll point
Speaker 3: in his look the same. He'll do like an equal
Speaker 3: sign round here. You all talk like liars. He acts
Speaker 3: out everything. It's really fun to watch, and uh, it
Speaker 3: was really interesting. He sounded amazing. It was such a
Speaker 3: good show. He played so many had including a Taylor
Speaker 3: Swift cover. He played Swift's Listening. Yes, he played the one,
Speaker 3: which I love that he picked that song. And it's
Speaker 3: like I was kind of thinking about. It's on Folklore,
Speaker 3: which is kind of a more Counting Crozy type album,
Speaker 3: and it's the first track off Folklore, And uh, he
Speaker 3: did change. I like when people change the lyrics so
Speaker 3: to fit, like a boy singing about a girl as
Speaker 3: opposed to a girl singing about his son. How did
Speaker 3: you change it?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 3: I have this dream you're doing cool shit, having adventures
Speaker 3: on your own. You need some guy on the internet
Speaker 3: and take him home. And it's like it's usually you
Speaker 3: eat some woman on you ned and take her home,
Speaker 3: and so you know, it was like, but it was
Speaker 3: really good. I think he stuck to that melody more
Speaker 3: than he did his own song. That makes sense. He's
Speaker 3: not bored with it yet.
Speaker 6: Would you say, right he switched out the pronouns.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you gotta do that. Yeah, you don't want to
Speaker 3: be gay.
Speaker 5: No, you don't want to be gay in these songs
Speaker 5: there would be offensive. But I think every band should
Speaker 5: have twenty percent more jamming in their concerts. Not more
Speaker 5: than that, though, but there's sometimes I go to a
Speaker 5: concert and they play their two minute and forty five
Speaker 5: second song and it's over, and I'm like, that's it,
Speaker 5: Like I want to hear that song for like way
Speaker 5: longer than that.
Speaker 3: I want them to play it twice sometimes. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: would have loved to hear O Maha twice or Anna
Speaker 3: Begins twice. Oh my god, Anna Begins is my favorite
Speaker 3: Counting Crow song? Yeah, ever, and it it's I think
Speaker 3: it might be a top ten favorite song. I think
Speaker 3: their Counting Crows, I think are one of Adam Dirt's.
Speaker 3: And then by the way, he's still pumping out the
Speaker 3: hits like there's I went to Spotify to the day
Speaker 3: of the show to be like, what's their new stuff
Speaker 3: sound like? And I'm like, oh my god, this is
Speaker 3: all so good nice, and I think I've been like
Speaker 3: avoiding listening to it because I just I don't have
Speaker 3: enough time in my life. So everything after is so good,
Speaker 3: but so was Recovering the Satellites, and then uh, the
Speaker 3: one that's like the fish, Missus Potter's Lullaby, This Desert Life, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was so good too, and then all this the
Speaker 3: Shrek stuff. Man good albums, but this new song Elevator Shoes.
Speaker 3: The song on Shrek was Yeah Crows in Love Accidentally
Speaker 3: in Love? Yeah, No, I think Shrek was. I mean,
Speaker 3: I think it's smash Mouth to that, like that is Shrek,
Speaker 3: but I think accidentally.
Speaker 6: What's walking on the Sun that's smash Mouth? Is that Shrek?
Speaker 6: Though I don't even know I.
Speaker 3: Mouth and I think you're right to do that. But
Speaker 3: I do also think that Counting Crows did they like
Speaker 3: the love song and Shrek? Yeah, accidentally in Love? When
Speaker 3: HIV and the ogre, I've never.
Speaker 6: Seen this disgusting ogre.
Speaker 5: They're both ore, but she's actually a beautiful I don't
Speaker 5: remember the Prince or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I played with Cameron Diaz.
Speaker 5: I've know she's a beautiful princess and she turned to
Speaker 5: a huge ogre.
Speaker 6: It's disgusting.
Speaker 5: And then she turned and then they get married and
Speaker 5: she's and they both stay disgusting ogre.
Speaker 6: The lesson is I like that.
Speaker 4: It's just the reverse of Beauty and the Beast.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you guys. My my niece was telling
Speaker 3: me about Beauty and the Beast the other day, and
Speaker 3: she's five, and she was like, and I like, I
Speaker 3: I like, I like how kids are always out of breath, breath,
Speaker 3: and when Nikki Nikki, I like, I like Belle the
Speaker 3: Vest because she ends up with mister Beast. She called
Speaker 3: them just like the kids are like, which is like
Speaker 3: a neighbor. No, mister Beast is like the most famous
Speaker 3: guy on YouTube, which you wouldn't know. But like, these
Speaker 3: these little kids are like absorbing all this new stuff
Speaker 3: that I just calling him mister Beast was so funny.
Speaker 4: But I thought your sister was trying to make them
Speaker 4: like polite kids.
Speaker 3: So she oh god, no, she's not doing that, Are
Speaker 3: you kidding me? They came over the other day and
Speaker 3: within one minute of being in the house. Forrest, who
Speaker 3: is two and a half, threw my both my remotes
Speaker 3: behind the couch violently. That just as a greeting. That's
Speaker 3: what he does. Just it's a tradition and it's a
Speaker 3: you know, a custom. That's how you say, oh, I
Speaker 3: love your house, thank you for having me. And yeah,
Speaker 3: he took his shoes off through those and I go,
Speaker 3: thanks for taking shoes off, that's polite. But then he
Speaker 3: then took my AirPods. I wasn't even watching out of
Speaker 3: the case that was charging on the couch and through
Speaker 3: those in both two defeat separate corners. That's a good point. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let me look on the bright side of things. At
Speaker 3: least he didn't eat them. I thought it was. And
Speaker 3: then he saw a picture of Arlow on the wall
Speaker 3: and took it off the wall and like tried to
Speaker 3: break it. I mean, it's it's engines. He's wild man.
Speaker 3: He is a wild man. But so I wanted to
Speaker 3: share some funny things from fish last night because I
Speaker 3: was having a if I can, if I am not,
Speaker 3: if I don't know the music, if I make some
Speaker 3: kind of like jokey game, I can have a really
Speaker 3: good time, Like Taylor and I trying to sing along
Speaker 3: with the Counting Crow songs was really good. Oh, I
Speaker 3: wanted to share up. Just before we get to that
Speaker 3: Anna begins. That's my favorite song because I in high
Speaker 3: school was in love with one of my best friends, Doug.
Speaker 4: Okay and Douga.
Speaker 3: Doug Rees, if you're out there, I really want to
Speaker 3: be friends again. I know you're married and have kids.
Speaker 3: I won't make it bradly. I just want to be friends.
Speaker 4: You've announced this so many times in the podcast. I
Speaker 4: don't know if it's not delivered. I someone knows him.
Speaker 4: Someone knows him.
Speaker 3: I think R E I S R E I S yeah.
Speaker 3: Ninety eight. Doug Grace is what we called him. So
Speaker 3: I he was my friend. I was obsessed with him.
Speaker 3: I felt I was like madly in love. He's my
Speaker 3: first like obses of love. And he played guitar and
Speaker 3: he was really good at it, and he loved Dave
Speaker 3: Matthews just as much as me. So it was the
Speaker 3: closest I felt to like being with Dave Matthews. And
Speaker 3: so this was like tenth grade that I became friends
Speaker 3: with him and we would hang out after school and study,
Speaker 3: and I was like so in love. And we also
Speaker 3: used to love counting crows and listen to them all
Speaker 3: the time, and I want it was like the first
Speaker 3: brave thing I think I ever did in my life.
Speaker 3: I was like, I'm gonna tell him I like him,
Speaker 3: and all my friends were like, you can't, Nikki. I
Speaker 3: remember you guys being like, don't, and I'm like, I
Speaker 3: can't hear this in anymore.
Speaker 4: Like I wonder why we didn't want you to say,
Speaker 4: because you.
Speaker 3: Probably saw where it was gonna go, like it wasn't
Speaker 3: gonna be reciprocated or like or it was just like
Speaker 3: that's gonna make things weird for all of us. Maybe
Speaker 3: you guys were into it, but I remember this was
Speaker 3: I thought for sure that I was going to kiss
Speaker 3: him after I told him that I liked him, because
Speaker 3: I thought there's no way he doesn't like me. Like
Speaker 3: we both really did like each We were hanging out
Speaker 3: all the time all the time, and we were studying
Speaker 3: for mister Mackins chemistry class. We had like a test
Speaker 3: that I so I went over to He had like
Speaker 3: a room in his basement, which was so fun because
Speaker 3: like we would just like hang on this basement and
Speaker 3: just I'd watch him play guitar and play all my
Speaker 3: favorite Dave songs, like perfectly so talented, and I would
Speaker 3: just like be swooning. But we were with our we
Speaker 3: were downstairs, so before I went over there, I knew
Speaker 3: I was gonna go over at four o'clock. So after school,
Speaker 3: Kirsten came over. We got out of school at two fifty.
Speaker 3: She came over to my house and I was like,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna kiss. I'm gonna have my first kiss. And
Speaker 3: she was like, Oh my god, I can't believe this
Speaker 3: is gonna happen. And Kirsten had already kissed boys before
Speaker 3: at this point, and I was so nervous. I was
Speaker 3: in tenth grade and I had never kissed a boy before,
Speaker 3: and I was like, what if I'm bad? And she
Speaker 3: was like, You're not gonna be bad, and I'm like,
Speaker 3: I have no idea how to kiss. I like had studied,
Speaker 3: can't hardly wait, you know, and how they kiss at
Speaker 3: the end. So I knew he needed to raise your
Speaker 3: eyebrow after the second time your lips went in for
Speaker 3: like ah, and then you raise your eyebrow and you
Speaker 3: go whoo. And that's all I knew because I had
Speaker 3: studied Jennifer Love Hewitt doing it. But she was like,
Speaker 3: you're gonna be fine, and I was like I don't
Speaker 3: think so. And she was like, just kiss me. I'll
Speaker 3: tell you if you're good. And I was like really
Speaker 3: and she was like yeah. We were in my bathroom.
Speaker 3: She was like seriously, just just I was like open
Speaker 3: mouth and she was like yeah. So we made out
Speaker 3: in my bathroom. Wow, I remember here, like just not
Speaker 3: like for a long time, but like long enough to it.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 3: It was really like it like I was doing a
Speaker 3: blank or something like. And she was like being like, oh,
Speaker 3: maybe just adjust your hips, like it felt very clinical yours.
Speaker 4: I don't know, like because she said it's like she's
Speaker 4: doing like a plank.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like so and and yes, and she wanted me
Speaker 3: to adjust my hips for the kisses. She's like, stop
Speaker 3: me a lot for grinding them against my hip and so,
Speaker 3: uh we kissed and then she was like you're fine,
Speaker 3: Like I just seek and like that's good. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: know it's good. Brush your teeth or whatever. Like I
Speaker 3: already brushed my teeth definitely by the time I kissed her.
Speaker 3: And I was like really and she was like yeah,
Speaker 3: that was it. That's all we have to do. And
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, that was easy. Yeah, And I
Speaker 3: didn't realize until literally decades later that that was my
Speaker 3: first kiss on the podcast decades later and I, oh,
Speaker 3: my god, guys, that was my first kiss. Like I
Speaker 3: didn't think it counted because it was a girl. I
Speaker 3: remember me and you made out.
Speaker 4: No, I actually remember a kiss you had before that,
Speaker 4: Amber Johnson in sixth grade.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, Amber Johnson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we shit, she goes, yeah, it's easy, nikky, Wait
Speaker 3: what didn't she just as Amber Johnson was your first kiss,
Speaker 3: that's right, because you always teased me about that so much.
Speaker 3: And I was like, which is.
Speaker 4: Weird because I hadn't kiss It wasn't that like sixth grade?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was just funny for two girls, like
Speaker 3: and she like assaulted, Like I didn't want to kiss her.
Speaker 3: She was just like, all you gotta do is kiss
Speaker 3: You just go like this, and she grabbed my face
Speaker 3: and kissed me. And I remember you guys were always
Speaker 3: just like, oh you got no go like this, and
Speaker 3: you just like kept kissing.
Speaker 4: That's probably what Curson said you She was not.
Speaker 3: She was not someone you wanted to kiss like she
Speaker 3: wasn't like, uh, I just remember being like, that's not
Speaker 3: who I want for my first kiss. I barely know
Speaker 3: if you want to Doug Reasee or kursed it. In
Speaker 3: sixth grade, I wanted no one. I'm sure I didn't.
Speaker 3: I couldn't. That was not into boys yet. I wanted
Speaker 3: like maybe a cartoon careacter made me Dug from the
Speaker 3: cartoon character. So, yeah, Doug funny, he was soa co
Speaker 3: or Patty or even Roger.
Speaker 6: Group.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Skeeter, Skeeter, Skeeter.
Speaker 6: He's a nerd. He's got a kick, no.
Speaker 7: Doubt.
Speaker 3: So, so Kirsten approves of my kiss. I go over
Speaker 3: to Doug Reese's house and it literally feels like I
Speaker 3: put it up there with like the first time I
Speaker 3: did stand up or even like doing the roast, like
Speaker 3: doing terrifying things. Yes, oh my god. But I was
Speaker 3: so excited too because I knew I was about to
Speaker 3: get a boyfriend because we were best friends, like, and
Speaker 3: he was always nervous around me, like I could just
Speaker 3: tell he liked me too. I knew this couldn't go wrong.
Speaker 3: And I just remember, like there's so many times in
Speaker 3: my life I have this moment where I'm like, just
Speaker 3: do it. You're gonna like you're now, You're not doing it,
Speaker 3: You're gonna do it now, and like I just said
Speaker 3: it and I go Doug and he was like yeah,
Speaker 3: and I just knew he knew what I was gonna
Speaker 3: say it. And I was like I was looking at
Speaker 3: my notebook. I couldn't even like look at I was
Speaker 3: just like staring at the top of my open chemistry
Speaker 3: book and I was like, I have to tell you
Speaker 3: something and he was like yeah, and I was like
Speaker 3: I like you and it was just like it just
Speaker 3: it felt like pulling off a band aid or like
Speaker 3: jumping in the cold pool like swim practice. And I
Speaker 3: was just like I like you and just sat there
Speaker 3: and he was like I like you too, and I
Speaker 3: was like, oh my god. It was like yes. And
Speaker 3: I was like I go okay, and he was like
Speaker 3: but I just got a girlfriend. Oh, And I was
Speaker 3: like what. Yeah. He was like my best friend. I go,
Speaker 3: what the what when? Yeah? And he was like her
Speaker 3: name's Catherine. She goes to VIZ which is a private school.
Speaker 3: And I was like what what. I don't even know
Speaker 3: that we're you go talk to private school girls. Where
Speaker 3: would you even meet them like I had no clue
Speaker 3: that this girl existed, and that became that was And
Speaker 3: then he like walked me upstairs, and I remember my
Speaker 3: mom coming to get me, and I remember waiting in
Speaker 3: his garage and making small talk with his parents and
Speaker 3: just feeling like so in bad art, wanting to like
Speaker 3: just cry and run. And I went home and I
Speaker 3: cried so much and the next day was awkward. But
Speaker 3: then he eventually broke up with her. For me, so
Speaker 3: that was your first heart break. It was my first
Speaker 3: heart I was so I and then it just became
Speaker 3: it became obsessed with hating Catherine and like trying to
Speaker 3: get him to break up with her was not saying,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, Anna Begins was okay. So Anna Begins was playing.
Speaker 3: We were listening to Count and Crows, and right when
Speaker 3: I said it, it goes love song, it goes the second
Speaker 3: when I'm shaking. It was something about like schulderin Yeah.
Speaker 3: There was something line about like and she's shaking, and
Speaker 3: I remember, like my hand was shaking. I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: this is also like too of what's going on. But
Speaker 3: I remember Anna Begins was playing while I told him it,
Speaker 3: and it was my favorite song and I almost planned
Speaker 3: it with the song because I was like, this is
Speaker 3: like out of Dawson's Creek, that this song would be
Speaker 3: playing in the background when this moment happens between Joey
Speaker 3: and Dawson and we were gonna kiss for the first
Speaker 3: time and I'm gonna have sex for the first time maybe,
Speaker 3: which I probably just thought was like a penis rubbing
Speaker 3: on my stomach or something. I didn't even know what sex.
Speaker 3: I'm so just dumb when it comes to the stuff.
Speaker 3: But then he eventually broke up with her, and the
Speaker 3: second he did, I wasn't into him anymore. And that's
Speaker 3: the story of my life, always wondering what I can't have.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back after this. We're back. Final thought.
Speaker 3: Last night at the Fish Show, we made it fun
Speaker 3: because I started just well. One of my best lines
Speaker 3: of the night was I went to the bathroom during
Speaker 3: a song and I came back and I said to Chris,
Speaker 3: what did I miss? Nothing? They were like still on
Speaker 3: the same like chord progression over and over. It all
Speaker 3: it all sounds like a lot of it sounded like
Speaker 3: the Charlie Brown Christmas music, which is great. It Yeah,
Speaker 3: it sounded like that to me, Yeah, but I really
Speaker 3: like got to sing sing what you got a jaboo?
Speaker 3: Got to singing got Akaboo. I like that song, and
Speaker 3: I like this. They didn't play Wilson, but I really
Speaker 3: liked that song. And I also like Farmhouse and they
Speaker 3: didn't play that song. And we got to see setlets
Speaker 3: backstage during the attrition. Yeah, yeah, and so I knew that.
Speaker 3: I when I saw the set list, I was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: I don't have to stick around waiting for an Okay.
Speaker 3: So one of the funny jokes that I was doing
Speaker 3: last night was that I was just telling Halla breaking
Speaker 3: news that was happening from all these people being at
Speaker 3: the Fish show. So it started like like I just
Speaker 3: went up to Halla like she literally thought there was
Speaker 3: like a terrorist attack or something, because I was like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, Hala, holy shit, did you guys hear
Speaker 3: I just got this a louder on my phone. We
Speaker 3: just broke the record for the most tivas in one building.
Speaker 3: You guys know that. Like I was just and so
Speaker 3: I just kept coming up to her being like this
Speaker 3: is serious. I'm not even joking you. Right now, we
Speaker 3: have to call Guinness, like they are not gonna believe
Speaker 3: that about this world record. Tonight marks the first time
Speaker 3: that seven hundred people have simultaneously uttered the phrase dude,
Speaker 3: how sick were lunchibles? Like that happened? We broke that record,
Speaker 3: and I was like, I go, Halla, it is do
Speaker 3: you hear it's estimated that in this entire crowd, it's
Speaker 3: it's estimated that there have been upwards of eleven to
Speaker 3: fourteen showers have been taken today and this crowd and
Speaker 3: I go, holy shit, fuck, I'm getting this alert right now?
Speaker 3: Oh fuck, oh my god, guys, And they're like, Nikki, what,
Speaker 3: I'm just like, this is serious, guys. See. Lewis City
Speaker 3: just put out an alert that they're shutting down all
Speaker 3: their frisbee parks. They said that no one has been
Speaker 3: spotted at once for the last ninety minutes, and that like,
Speaker 3: if there's no one there, they're shutting them down. And
Speaker 3: then a couple more, I said, fuck, oh shit, there's
Speaker 3: oh my god, it's been reported there's an alarmingly low
Speaker 3: sperm count levels that have been detected in my area.
Speaker 3: What the fuck you? Why is we gotta do something?
Speaker 3: What do we do? And I go this just in
Speaker 3: there are three hundred unread texts from right now in
Speaker 3: this building, there are three hundred unread texts from Dad
Speaker 3: saying sorry, son, I just can't do it this month.
Speaker 3: Maybe ask your mom's new boyfriend to hear he's loaded.
Speaker 3: Read the one about oh my god, oh fuck, we
Speaker 3: did it again, you guys, another record broken. This is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: This is it. This is the biggest grouping of people
Speaker 3: that within the last week have paid for a six
Speaker 3: inch meatball sub in loose change. This is a wild
Speaker 3: we did it. Oh my god, wait we got a
Speaker 3: oh fuck, oh shit, this was bad. Someone needs to
Speaker 3: call the human Society, like right now, because I think
Speaker 3: there are approximately eleven hundred bearded dragons and dirty fish
Speaker 3: tanks who haven't been fed in the last three hours.
Speaker 3: That's my favorite. It's so good. And then we just
Speaker 3: kept on going and so I said bye, we it
Speaker 3: was you.
Speaker 4: And part of it that was so funny was the delivery,
Speaker 4: like we would all be doing something different and then
Speaker 4: Nikki would like burst out, like stressful.
Speaker 3: Walking and like yeah, anyway. Uh. Matt Green, my brother
Speaker 3: in law who's also at the show, sent me some
Speaker 3: He was like, dude, to this successive heat warning the
Speaker 3: city of Saint Louis has opened up a temporary kuing
Speaker 3: cetter for the unhoused on the campus of Saint Louis University,
Speaker 3: which is where this venue was. He goes. Thousands of
Speaker 3: hungry people packed in midtown Saint Louis this evening after
Speaker 3: reports that fire ass burritos were being served out of
Speaker 3: a white House superu forester. I don't even know what
Speaker 3: that means. I don't know what any of it means. Well,
Speaker 3: and you dress like you are going to a fish show.
Speaker 6: Too, That's right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then I wanted to play this recording because you know,
Speaker 3: Kirsten is amazing at prank calls, which are not really
Speaker 3: prank calls, they're just like her calling in this kind
Speaker 3: of like chipper voice, as like a customer service person
Speaker 3: working for a company that is delivering some good news
Speaker 3: to one of its clients. And and this is a
Speaker 3: call that she said on girls Chet today that she
Speaker 3: wanted to that she wanted to give to John Holla's husband,
Speaker 3: who had the greatest time. I mean, he's a huge
Speaker 3: fish man, So this I just think is one of
Speaker 3: the funniest things going. I think John needs a prank
Speaker 3: call today. Her number one Fish Fan.
Speaker 8: Hi, Hi, missus mackenzie, calling from the chafe at Center
Speaker 8: of Saint Louis. John, we would like to inform you
Speaker 8: that you have been nominated as number one Fish Fan.
Speaker 1: Last night we noticed that you're cutoff. Jean Shorts had
Speaker 1: a prey that was so incredibly natural.
Speaker 8: And created exactly from dancing at concerts before this one
Speaker 8: last night. We know you've been dedicated to dressing casually
Speaker 8: at concerts so that you're free to move.
Speaker 1: John.
Speaker 3: Also one that you know.
Speaker 1: That we tracked that your foot to foot radius in
Speaker 1: weight shift was approximately twenty six degrees more intense than
Speaker 1: any other dude your age. You're getting this award because
Speaker 1: you were between the ages of forty and forty five.
Speaker 1: Also clocked that you nodded your head nexty five times
Speaker 1: within one hour. One hour is actually only three songs
Speaker 1: for Fish because the songs are really long.
Speaker 3: We got it on and on and on.
Speaker 6: John.
Speaker 7: We wanted to really thank you for yours dedication coming
Speaker 7: to the Fish show all the way from our Kansas
Speaker 7: which track drove from Stacked Kansas.
Speaker 3: Wait Listen, listen to the prize He's gonna get You
Speaker 3: had a great time.
Speaker 6: At the show.
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, we're sending you an award. It's going to
Speaker 3: be a die American. I just love that every time
Speaker 3: person calls someone as a prank call.
Speaker 8: She's like Hyatt's Mackenzie, we have used technology and lasers
Speaker 8: an track that you moved side to side more rotations
Speaker 8: than anyone at the like.
Speaker 3: I just love she's always using Technologierson.
Speaker 2: Once prank called me while you guys were on girls
Speaker 2: trip when I was pregnant about like a baby jiu
Speaker 2: jitsu center in Tucson. That's like, uh, you know, like
Speaker 2: asking us to join his members. And I played it
Speaker 2: to Avi and he believes it and still to this day,
Speaker 2: I haven't told him it was Kirsten.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I want to hear it. It's so
Speaker 3: convincing because she does this thing where she's like noah,
Speaker 3: like she's weset like a customer service person of like
Speaker 3: we are so excited, like she's talking from a WEE place,
Speaker 3: Like she really nails like the tone, and she.
Speaker 4: Gives personal details like that would be specific to you.
Speaker 4: She probably like said some type sometime around your due date,
Speaker 4: you know, so that it makes it more believable, especially
Speaker 4: to Aviy.
Speaker 3: Her saying that John wins an award because the frais
Speaker 3: is the most natural.
Speaker 4: Incredibly, I was like, did Nick even send a picture
Speaker 4: of John? No, that's how often he wears fray.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they are naturally a frayed. Like he would
Speaker 3: never buy a pair of shorts. That was not officially. No,
Speaker 3: he wears.
Speaker 4: Jeans until they need to get caught. Then I cut
Speaker 4: them into shorts form and then they get a natural
Speaker 4: fray from friction from dancing.
Speaker 3: It was so fun last night, just like coming up
Speaker 3: with those I could have done it all so long,
Speaker 3: of just like just being very alarmed at something that's
Speaker 3: happening because all of these people are in one place together.
Speaker 3: I mean, there was the easy places to go was
Speaker 3: like hacky sacks and like oh oh, Kirsten did one
Speaker 3: that was really good about the like the vape pens
Speaker 3: jingling and speaking of the lasers, Oh wait was it
Speaker 3: this we.
Speaker 8: Used last night at the fish show in Saint Louis.
Speaker 7: We used digital lasers.
Speaker 1: And technology to track the amount of jingling coming from
Speaker 1: loose cargo, short pockets carrying one hitters and vape pens.
Speaker 1: As these men danced and boys.
Speaker 7: Jingling reached a shocking amount of fifteen decicles, which means that.
Speaker 1: At all times there was at least two.
Speaker 6: Pens coming in.
Speaker 5: And out of the pocket.
Speaker 3: I love that while she's delivering this, she is like,
Speaker 3: she's so heavily pregnant right now and trying to like
Speaker 3: induce labor. So she on us she's on the street
Speaker 3: probably doing this thing that pregnant women do where they
Speaker 3: like put one foot up on the ledge or like
Speaker 3: the curb, the curb, the curb, and then they walk
Speaker 3: the other one down. So she's just a real thing.
Speaker 3: Where did she hear this? I see everyone? Yes, it's
Speaker 3: a thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess I'm not in the pregnancy world.
Speaker 3: Twell. My favorite thing that has been suggested to her
Speaker 3: to induce labor, because she's at about forty weeks and
Speaker 3: she's trying to like get the baby, to get the
Speaker 3: she's trying to evict it, you know, is that her
Speaker 3: husband needs to ejaculate inside her. And I just think
Speaker 3: that's so funny that even when like men's a woman's
Speaker 3: about to have heard like insides ripped open and go
Speaker 3: through like the most you know, body terrorized thing that
Speaker 3: can ever happen, and men are like how can you help, Oh,
Speaker 3: just come inside, like I mean, you'll just get to
Speaker 3: freely come.
Speaker 4: Maybe it is true like kids don't want to think
Speaker 4: about their parents having sex even before they're born.
Speaker 3: Oh, they're like, oh God, I'll get out of your
Speaker 3: mody across. Stop doing that. I gotta get out of here.
Speaker 3: I get it. It's supposed to like send a bunch
Speaker 3: of oxytocin in your body or something that makes your
Speaker 3: baby be like, I'm gonna get out. But it is
Speaker 3: funny that Kirsten is like, will have a baby outside
Speaker 3: of her body no matter what, in a couple of days. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's in it now, but it's going to come out.
Speaker 3: It has to in a couple of days. She's going
Speaker 3: to be a real life mom, real life mom. So excited.
Speaker 3: I can't believe it.
Speaker 4: That is weird. Noah, is that so weird for you?
Speaker 4: Like just one day there's Toby, she was in you
Speaker 4: and then not.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's weird, but it is, like, that's fascinating.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, I can't believe, like an hour ago
Speaker 2: you were still in there and now you're about chits.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when they come, I go that similar all day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I had to take care of this for
Speaker 5: twenty years.
Speaker 2: You're kind of pushing a baby out the same way
Speaker 2: you push a turnout.
Speaker 3: Oh, I imagine it's the same kind of a similar feeling. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and that, Yeah, they kind of come out together sometimes. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you had twins sometimes, you know, and ones from a
Speaker 3: different daddy. Yeah, I mean I do do. Don't you
Speaker 3: think that after you take a poop? That like, I
Speaker 3: can't believe that was just in my body. I think
Speaker 3: of all. I think it every time. I think really
Speaker 3: that I was walking around with that and I was
Speaker 3: like saying hi to people and taking calls and like
Speaker 3: waving at babies. It was so cute, and that was
Speaker 3: just simmering inside me. I just think it's so weird.
Speaker 3: And I name them and I weigh them.
Speaker 4: And I incubate that and I rubbed them around for
Speaker 4: eighty years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sorry, all right, can I get Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 3: we have to leave. But what do you what do
Speaker 3: you want to say?
Speaker 6: I was gonna give a quick Olympics update.
Speaker 3: Time.
Speaker 5: Well, there's this there's this guy on the men's Olympics
Speaker 5: gymnastics team who's sweeping the internet.
Speaker 6: Have you seen this guy? The pommel Horseman. Yes, pretty cool.
Speaker 5: I mean I watched I watched it last night, so
Speaker 5: I was a day late to the party, but it
Speaker 5: was pretty amazing. The men's Olympics gymnastics team hasn't won
Speaker 5: a medal at all, bronze, silver, or gold since two
Speaker 5: thousand and eight, and obviously the women's team, which is
Speaker 5: just filled with superstars, has won pretty much every year.
Speaker 5: So the men's team is kind of like this forgotten group.
Speaker 5: And they did the all around team uh medal round
Speaker 5: yesterday or two days ago, and yeah, there's the sky.
Speaker 5: So they have five guys on the team and they're
Speaker 5: all supposed to compete in multiple events. But this one
Speaker 5: guy on the team who looks like the nerdiest wearing
Speaker 5: horn what do I called horn rim glasses.
Speaker 3: He's cross eyed, cross.
Speaker 5: Eyes, uh, and he's just sitting there on the bench
Speaker 5: next to these four just like ripped handsome athletes, and
Speaker 5: he's just sitting there the entire time, and they're like,
Speaker 5: don't worry, this guy's gonna come up later. He's the
Speaker 5: pommel horse specialist. The only thing he does is the
Speaker 5: pommel horse, and the whole time they're just cutting back
Speaker 5: to him. It's like the producers of the Olympics knew
Speaker 5: that this was funny because this guy's just sitting there.
Speaker 5: He's like meditating. He's like his eyes are closed half
Speaker 5: the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought it was like he was sleeping, But
Speaker 3: he knows what he was doing.
Speaker 2: He was important though, because he was the last one
Speaker 2: on the team to go, so he he was either
Speaker 2: gonna have the team be in the top three or not.
Speaker 3: It was a make.
Speaker 5: He's just waiting for his turn. He has to wait
Speaker 5: through five full events. He's there for like over an hour,
Speaker 5: just sitting on a bench doing nothing.
Speaker 3: Actually, it's good.
Speaker 4: He was sitting because he was relaxing his legs, which
Speaker 4: I'd imagine to do pommel horse, the whole thing is
Speaker 4: just like can you get your legs the most like
Speaker 4: noodles as possible.
Speaker 5: Well, sometimes he would get up and he would do this,
Speaker 5: and he looked really silly, and he's just like every
Speaker 5: once in a while, they'd show like one of the
Speaker 5: athletes doing like flips and sticking the landing, and then
Speaker 5: they cut to the pommel horse guy and he'd just
Speaker 5: be like eyes closed, going like this, and like there
Speaker 5: he is, He's got to go up there, see.
Speaker 3: In the fascination with this guy. Everyone's like, he only
Speaker 3: does the palma horse. I'm like, I don't know, I
Speaker 3: just started watching football. Isn't that what the kicker does?
Speaker 5: Like they very similar to a kicker, but it's never
Speaker 5: But also this guy just checked all the boxes of
Speaker 5: like an ironic savior because he just looked like this
Speaker 5: sprawny little nerd and they kept cutting to him and
Speaker 5: we couldn't tell if he was nervous or asleep. And
Speaker 5: also earlier that day he posted to Instagram him finishing
Speaker 5: a Rubik's cuban under ten seconds. So this guy was
Speaker 5: just like the super nerd sitting there with his glasses.
Speaker 5: Everyone else, are these jockey guys doing backflips?
Speaker 6: And then yeah, they were.
Speaker 5: You know, it kind of sucks because the men's gymnast
Speaker 5: team can never beat China and Japan, I guess in
Speaker 5: this instance, and so like they never had a chance
Speaker 5: of getting the gold or even the silver quite frankly,
Speaker 5: but they couldn't. They had a chance to get a
Speaker 5: bronze medal, and it all all came down to the fucking.
Speaker 6: Pommel horse guy.
Speaker 3: That's cool, and he went out.
Speaker 5: There and he's he went out there and he delivered
Speaker 5: the most incredible pommel horse routine.
Speaker 3: Do you mean I know?
Speaker 6: And the history of sport of.
Speaker 3: Cour Okay, I have a question.
Speaker 4: Yeah, any to their legs ever go over their heads
Speaker 4: or is it just they're switching their arms and their
Speaker 4: legs just.
Speaker 5: Like sometimes they do the scissor move and like the
Speaker 5: leg goes over their head a little bit. Sometimes they
Speaker 5: do a handstand. But yeah, it's a lot of just
Speaker 5: like switching hands and spinning around.
Speaker 3: I was reference today in my plates class. They were like,
Speaker 3: now channel you're inner Steven whatever. Wow, I don't know
Speaker 3: who that is talking? Yeah, and more still and hit
Speaker 3: on your left.
Speaker 5: It was interesting and exciting. I think it lived up
Speaker 5: to the hype for me watching it on prime time.
Speaker 3: Okay, I gotta give that a chance because he is
Speaker 3: a cultural phenomenon, and I know every time I go
Speaker 3: online someone's talking about him. So I'm better look at
Speaker 3: Now we'll go watch it until the next thing. Okay,
Speaker 3: great Olympics update. I think I'm starting to give a
Speaker 3: ship trying. Holly doesn't give a shit either, by the way,
Speaker 3: you guys, I talked about it last night with her.
Speaker 3: I was like, I feel bad I just don't care
Speaker 3: about them. I don't care. And then I even asked John,
Speaker 3: your husband who works at a mountain bike shop. He
Speaker 3: does mountain bikes his life, and I go, are you
Speaker 3: super into mountain biking in the Olympics. I assume mountain
Speaker 3: bikes in the Olympics it is, And he said I don't,
Speaker 3: And I was like, yes, someone else doesn't care.
Speaker 5: That should actually should stop starting this movement. No, I'm
Speaker 5: not got to go the reverse.
Speaker 3: No, I want to care. I'm literally not trying to
Speaker 3: be cynical.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: I'm just post questions. I'm not recruiting people. I know
Speaker 3: people on board. I love. I love people's enthusiasm for this.
Speaker 3: I'm not. I really am not making fun of it.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to understand it. And I want to
Speaker 3: be on board because I like being excited about things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a really great way to go. Watch guy,
Speaker 4: I will get excited about poem Horse.
Speaker 3: I might, I might, I might be sold on it.
Speaker 3: I can't wait in your living room. I forget behind
Speaker 3: the count things like I do quick forgiveness, So I'm
Speaker 3: gonna quickly forgive the Olympic Olympics for not entertaining me,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna let it in my heart my favorite thing,
Speaker 3: and this might be my new Taylor Swift. They could get.
Speaker 5: Really, the only thing worthy of watching is NBC Primetime.
Speaker 5: It's two hours, watch it the day after, so there's
Speaker 5: no commercials. NBC Primetime shows you the most important things
Speaker 5: with packages so you understand, like the humans interest story
Speaker 5: behind each performance or and it's two hours of the
Speaker 5: most I.
Speaker 3: Need an animal interest story. We know that there are
Speaker 3: some human interest story Okay, are there are some?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: We gotta go because I get to jump on a
Speaker 3: call because I have to promote my shows this weekend
Speaker 3: in California. Oregon is sold out on Friday night, but
Speaker 3: Saturday and Sunday in California, San Mateo and uh Puss
Speaker 3: Passo Robles tickets still available. Limited tickets, but tickets are available.
Speaker 3: Would love to see you guys at those shows. I'll
Speaker 3: see you then. Tons of tour dates right now available
Speaker 3: at Nicky glazer dot com. Check those out. Can't wait
Speaker 3: to see besties in the crowd and hear you cheer.
Speaker 3: I love you so much. Thank you for listening to
Speaker 3: the podcast. Thanks Hollow so much for being here. Becky Ryan,
Speaker 3: welcome back. No, we'll see you next week, don't. Good Bye, Yeah,