Speaker 1: I am all in. Let's just you. I am all
Speaker 1: in with Scott Patterson and I Heart Radio Podcast. Hey everybody,
Speaker 1: Scott Patterson, I am all in minised pop culture with
Speaker 1: the one and only Riley pelusis. Uh. We are going
Speaker 1: to do episode seventeen pop Culture. Riley, Hello, Hello, what
Speaker 1: do you got? I've got all the pop culture for you,
Speaker 1: for dead uncles and vegetables. I want it all. Give
Speaker 1: it to me. Come on, I'm hitting you over the
Speaker 1: head with it. I got a helmet on. Let's go
Speaker 1: all right, Well, first we have Laura Line notices Luke
Speaker 1: is having trouble the diner. Luke says, yeah, I can't
Speaker 1: serve in beyond the phone, where he says, we noticed
Speaker 1: that too, Laura Lee says, but your reenactment of Jerry
Speaker 1: Lewis and the diner guy is gonna go wow the critics.
Speaker 1: So this is Jerry Lewis, an actor, comedian, singer, director
Speaker 1: who is known as the King of Comedy. When Jerry
Speaker 1: was nineteen, he met twenty seven year old Dean Martin
Speaker 1: and teamed up with him for ten years, and it
Speaker 1: was one of the hottest comedy acts at the time.
Speaker 1: Loria is referring to the skit where Dean Martin owns
Speaker 1: a diner and Jerry Lewis takes a job waiting tables
Speaker 1: and does a horrifically funny job of it. Jerry Lewis
Speaker 1: didn't have a ton of money growing up and was
Speaker 1: forced to wear socks with holes in them, so as
Speaker 1: an adult he never really wore socks more than once.
Speaker 1: It was kind of like a one and done throwout
Speaker 1: sort of situation, like biburn is underwear. I think Biebern
Speaker 1: his underwear. Do that that Biber throws out his underwear.
Speaker 1: Some celebrity, like a pop star like Bieber only wears
Speaker 1: underwear once. I will look it up all you guys.
Speaker 1: He doesn't believe in wearing it more than once. Remember
Speaker 1: you were correct, baby sugar man. Wow, justin and mits
Speaker 1: that he actually gets sent so many pairs of he
Speaker 1: gets to throw them away after wearing them because he
Speaker 1: did a Calvin kleinad right, he did. He was so
Speaker 1: he must get like thousands of a year, hundreds of year.
Speaker 1: But how wasteful. But where's it. What's he gonna do
Speaker 1: is you're gonna have a whole room filled with underwear
Speaker 1: from like last year. Well, where does he throw them away?
Speaker 1: Don't they pile up like special trash camp. Maybe he
Speaker 1: doesn't benefit, Maybe he doesn't, Maybe he donates, Like here's
Speaker 1: my seven pairs of underwarging in the garbage camp. I mean,
Speaker 1: I would imagine there's a big market for that. This
Speaker 1: is where my juiced to sit right here, Go ahead,
Speaker 1: bid on that. You know, if people saw their parts,
Speaker 1: and I wouldn't be surprised if you know, justin Bieber
Speaker 1: Underwear dark web, it's not even a scratch and sniff,
Speaker 1: it's just you've been bird, You've been double ba bird.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's not just a fantastic singer with
Speaker 1: lots of tattoos you can smell us. Actually deal with
Speaker 1: Riley trying so hard to figure out how Beaver threw
Speaker 1: away seven pairs of underwear a week and then it
Speaker 1: just went Did we go off the rails? It's too much.
Speaker 1: A couple of bleeps in there. Well, this next one,
Speaker 1: none of us need loyalized making coffee for the diner
Speaker 1: after wait, hang on, let's back up the truck here,
Speaker 1: all right. Jerry Lewis was one of the fell from
Speaker 1: I only know him from the telephone. Wait a minute. Wait,
Speaker 1: this guy was. He was like the greatest physical comedian
Speaker 1: of all time. He was the funniest comedic actor of
Speaker 1: all time. You think you think Jim Carrey could twist
Speaker 1: himself on the knuts this You should have seen Jerry
Speaker 1: Lewis when he was young. I know, he gives me
Speaker 1: the willies. Why he's hysterile, I know, but it's not
Speaker 1: the real Jerry Lewis. But he plays a character that
Speaker 1: just give me the willie. But you've never seen anybody
Speaker 1: commit to a character the way Jerry Lewis committed to
Speaker 1: his characters. I mean, and he was a really fine actor.
Speaker 1: To Robert de Niro did a film that was That's
Speaker 1: not giving you guys the willies? But that was that?
Speaker 1: What is that? The Nutty Professor? Is that that that's
Speaker 1: one of the um I mean, what a classic actor.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. But then the guy he the Poe.
Speaker 1: Then he drank the potion right because he wanted to
Speaker 1: be cool and sexy guy. So he the nutty Professor,
Speaker 1: makes his post, he drinks that, he turns into the smooth, smooth,
Speaker 1: cool sexy lounge Delisia. I mean, it was just miracle.
Speaker 1: And he committed to that Garry like. I mean, listen,
Speaker 1: de Niro did a film that was universally panned for
Speaker 1: some reason called Um, oh God, what was it called
Speaker 1: The uh you know, the Rupert Puplkin character. The Martin
Speaker 1: Martin Scorsese directed it, I believe, and Robert De Niro
Speaker 1: played a down and out comedian. Sandra Bernhardt was what
Speaker 1: was it called. He played it down and out comedian
Speaker 1: who lived in his mother's basement in Brooklyn or Queens,
Speaker 1: and he he would stalk Jerry Lewis, who was the
Speaker 1: Johnny Carson of his day in the film, and Sandra
Speaker 1: Bernhardt was his nemesis, and they were always trying to
Speaker 1: get on the show. And he makes a tape and
Speaker 1: I mean, it was just wild this and then he
Speaker 1: ends up kidnapping Jerry Lewis. I think it was called
Speaker 1: The Comedian No Comedy, The King of Comedy, The King
Speaker 1: of Comedy. Brilliant film. And Jerry Lewis was so good
Speaker 1: in this film. He was so good in this film. God,
Speaker 1: um and then you know he's like a very nice man.
Speaker 1: Is he alive? I don't know. I'm looking that up.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I'm looking at I hope he is,
Speaker 1: because what a what a genius, genius performer. This guy is,
Speaker 1: my god, he could do anything, and he passed away
Speaker 1: in Oh no, And I apologize that sometimes that is tricky.
Speaker 1: You're like a lot, a lot. I'll tell you what, man,
Speaker 1: what a what a talent? This guy was, What a talent?
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, Um, you could do anything anyway. That's it.
Speaker 1: That's my two cents. I know he's a genius. But
Speaker 1: back to sniffing, Aware, be be aware? What happened with
Speaker 1: Laura line? Right? Well, we do love the smell of this.
Speaker 1: Next one, Lauraa is making coffee for the Shi. After
Speaker 1: she steps into help, Laura Lee says, I'm catty coffee. Mr.
Speaker 1: The Bestard, offspring of Mrs Fulger and Juan Veldez. Luke says,
Speaker 1: not everybody likes it, that's wrong. So Folger's is the
Speaker 1: best selling ground coffee in the US, even out selling Starbucks.
Speaker 1: And Mrs Folger was a made up character who was
Speaker 1: a spokesperson for the Folders coffee and TV commercials in
Speaker 1: the seventies and eighties. Um Folders has one of the
Speaker 1: most recognizable jingles made in for the best part of
Speaker 1: your kind Yes, look at that harmony. We harmonized on
Speaker 1: that one. And Benjamin Franklin is related to the folders
Speaker 1: creator's grandfather, Peter Folger. Benjamin Franklin, Yes, who did he
Speaker 1: invent electricity? He did? I think, yeah, Benjamin frank Dude,
Speaker 1: you guys he had the kite, He had the kite
Speaker 1: and the cave. He didn't know that's Edison Franklin invented electricity.
Speaker 1: Benjamin Franklin. And he was and he was quite a
Speaker 1: party monster too. He was a Francophile. You know who
Speaker 1: invented e lec tricity? I tell you, I think it
Speaker 1: was Elon Musk. No, Jamie James Brown invented electricity the singer, Yes, No,
Speaker 1: it was Benjamin Franklin, the man the electricity and the
Speaker 1: United States. Did Benjamin Franklin really discover electricity with a
Speaker 1: kite and key? Now? It also said Laterno, Wheeler and
Speaker 1: Smathers also invented with electricity, But I think it was
Speaker 1: Benjamin whoever heard of them? Step aside on a dorks
Speaker 1: dark stormy night in seventeen fifty three, Benjamin Franklin flew
Speaker 1: a kite with a key attached to a string, waiting
Speaker 1: for lightning. Is there any truth to this tale? What
Speaker 1: a thing to do? What a thing? Let's see, he
Speaker 1: was a member of several scientific societies. Keep going, because
Speaker 1: I'm not or I'm being accurately. Tell you when he when?
Speaker 1: When he? You know, he negotiated for the for the
Speaker 1: United States, trying to get the French to join the
Speaker 1: the war. We needed their navy, the French navy on
Speaker 1: the hundred dollar bill, I think. And he didn't write
Speaker 1: the constitution. Yes, I think it was a declaration of independence,
Speaker 1: both both but but he was a party animal. He
Speaker 1: was over in France for a year and a half
Speaker 1: just partying his brains out. Yeah. Man, he was having affairs.
Speaker 1: He was he was having affairs with powerful women. And
Speaker 1: I mean it was just because he had a job
Speaker 1: to do. He had a job to do. It's a
Speaker 1: common myth that Franklin discovered electricity. It had already been
Speaker 1: discovered and used for centuries before Franklin's experiment. Uh. Really,
Speaker 1: I didn't know. Elon Musk was that old. He's amazing.
Speaker 1: Keep going, because this is I'd have to do a
Speaker 1: real deep dive to figure this out. So I'm olympal.
Speaker 1: The other reference was Juan Valdez not as interesting. We
Speaker 1: we looked up, tried to find some fun facts about
Speaker 1: It's not as interesting as Mrs Folgers. So I'll just
Speaker 1: move on to the next one. But he but Juan Valdez,
Speaker 1: you know they the Colombian coffee and all that, those
Speaker 1: commercials were prevalent, and yeah, I mean that was like
Speaker 1: a whole thing. Do you any of you drink folders? Obviously,
Speaker 1: Scott you don't. You know, all of you drink my coffee,
Speaker 1: of course, but if some reason he ran out? Does
Speaker 1: anyone drink folders? I've never had a couple of coffee
Speaker 1: in my life ran out any cup of coffee. I
Speaker 1: was introduced to coffee through folders, crystals, the first freeze
Speaker 1: dried crystals. You just pour some hot water and go
Speaker 1: to town. Yeah, I remember that. I think I in
Speaker 1: my first job, I used to have to use those
Speaker 1: things to make coffee. That was my job, Like I
Speaker 1: literally had to make coffee for you know, I don't
Speaker 1: even have a jingle for my coffee company. I think
Speaker 1: I need let's you're a musician, right, How lame is
Speaker 1: that it should honestly be our themes on? Yeah? More,
Speaker 1: I gotta drink it it. Look at this, that's perfect.
Speaker 1: More and more more, You're gonna drink it more nice?
Speaker 1: Is that catchy? I don't know if that's catchy. That's yeah,
Speaker 1: that's catchy. That's catchy. Yeah yeah. Next of Taylor sees
Speaker 1: the market out across from his store. Uh. Second Troupadoor says,
Speaker 1: that's right, good memory. How are you? Hugs him? Taylor says,
Speaker 1: let go of me. Second Troubador says, don't like to
Speaker 1: be touched us school. Got a little David and Lisa
Speaker 1: thing happening. Maybe mental, no no problem, David and Lisa's
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two movie about a guy in a mental
Speaker 1: institution who falls in love with a girl with schizophrenia. Um.
Speaker 1: The second Trubodoor is making a reference to Taylor and
Speaker 1: the character David could not stand to be touched. Janet
Speaker 1: Margolin showed up to audition for the role of Lisa
Speaker 1: carrying a doll to show that she was a little crazy. Um.
Speaker 1: It was later heard of. This was later made into
Speaker 1: a TV film in starring Britney Murphy and Lucas hoss Um.
Speaker 1: Sadly iconic Britney Murphy passed in two thousand nine, but
Speaker 1: she was awesome, you know, iconic and clueless. Jess is
Speaker 1: watching TV when Roy comes in and Scott you talked
Speaker 1: a little bit about this in the episode. When Roy
Speaker 1: tells him to help Luke and the Diner, Jess says,
Speaker 1: I'm in the middle of something. Roy says, just assumed
Speaker 1: that Jennie's gonna get Major Healy out of whatever crap
Speaker 1: or scrap he's in. I Dream of Jeannie's a TV
Speaker 1: show that we're in from nineteen seventy about an astronaut
Speaker 1: Major Nielsen Nelson, sorry Nelson, I caught myself who finds
Speaker 1: a bottle with a genie and after crash landing on
Speaker 1: a desert island. Um. The character Major Healy played by
Speaker 1: Bill Daily and Jennie's owner is Tony Nelson played by
Speaker 1: Larry Hagman. Did they get married in it? Eventually? Keep going?
Speaker 1: I think they maybe did. There's a lot of tension
Speaker 1: between those two. There sure was. I still prefer to
Speaker 1: be witched between the two, but I enjoyed both. But
Speaker 1: I was more bewitched. What about it were you? Did
Speaker 1: you have a preference? Mm hmmm, No, I love I
Speaker 1: love both shows too, love bull shows and Gilligan's Island
Speaker 1: I did to the Gilligan's I was more Brady Bunch,
Speaker 1: Brady Bunch's great. Yeah, yeah, all all great stuff. Take
Speaker 1: them all. Um. What's really cool is the fancy antique
Speaker 1: bottle that Jeannie called home was actually a decorative jim
Speaker 1: Bean liquor decanter, which originally contained Beam's choice of Kentucky
Speaker 1: straight bourbon whiskey. And according to Barbara Eden, who played Genie,
Speaker 1: network executives and censors were unconcerned about her navel being
Speaker 1: seen until someone casually mentioned during the third season that
Speaker 1: it was occasionally visible when the wastepan of her costume
Speaker 1: was shift. After that, her navel was required to be covered.
Speaker 1: See that's the that's the thing that she was very
Speaker 1: um but besides being perky and beautiful and great and
Speaker 1: smart and all that stuff, she was very sexy. And
Speaker 1: it was a little too much that I guess the
Speaker 1: network thought it wasn't too much for all of us.
Speaker 1: Barbie Eten, I think I think Barbara Eaton talks about that,
Speaker 1: how we're so particular. And in the fifth and final
Speaker 1: season she did marry her master. She married Larry Hagman.
Speaker 1: Major Nelson Larry Hagman, who Larry Hagman went on to
Speaker 1: be an icon to me, as j R. Ewing, what
Speaker 1: a career? Yeah, Next up, Jackson tells Laura La the
Speaker 1: simple wedding he and Suki wanted is no longer. Jackson says,
Speaker 1: it's the Library of Alexandria, It's the Colossus of Rhodes.
Speaker 1: It's pop rocks, and so let me just give you
Speaker 1: a little facts be pop pop rocks is a candy
Speaker 1: that pops in your mouth. Had given the name um
Speaker 1: when William Mitchell, creator of pop Rocks, retired, he had
Speaker 1: over seventy patents to his name. And while pop rocks
Speaker 1: was the buzziest invention, he also had a hand in
Speaker 1: cool Whip, Quick Quick set, Jello and Tango Tang Dang Tang.
Speaker 1: I think the astronauts, Remember astronauts used to drink tang? Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: tang was like orange drink. Remember do you remember those
Speaker 1: things that you did, those those flavored tablets you drop
Speaker 1: in the water, fizzies or whatever they call what they
Speaker 1: call those, Those were so good, that were so delicious,
Speaker 1: like pure sugar bombs. You know. That's for when I
Speaker 1: turned one and need a different kind of fizzy from Anto. Well,
Speaker 1: for all of your all enjoyment, we do have a
Speaker 1: little experiment in fizzy. But first, before that fairly popular
Speaker 1: in the eighties, there was eventually an urban myth about
Speaker 1: how someone who swallowed pop rocks followed by a carbonated
Speaker 1: beverage died due to gas release causing the purpose in
Speaker 1: stomach to exp yes. There was a rumor that it
Speaker 1: was the Mikey from the Life Cereal Ads. Remember the
Speaker 1: Life Cereal Ads and they Mike. There was like a
Speaker 1: full fake rumor that he died eating pop rocks with
Speaker 1: Coca cola. Oh that's a nasty rumor too, that's gonna
Speaker 1: that's a lawsuit. So we suggest who who suggested one?
Speaker 1: We're going to do an experiment. I do this with Mike.
Speaker 1: I used to do this with my son when he
Speaker 1: was like three or four. He loved this. I would
Speaker 1: like to go on record that this was not my google.
Speaker 1: To make sure she's going to live, but I still
Speaker 1: wanted to do our driveway are I sold that house?
Speaker 1: But that our old driveway is just filled with fizzies
Speaker 1: and coke. So he basically wanted to Dad, can we
Speaker 1: go to store and get another bottle? Of coke, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, okay, so wait, Riley, are you gonna eat
Speaker 1: the pop rocks and then drink coke and we're gonna
Speaker 1: see if you live? Yeah, you're going to do this.
Speaker 1: I'm on the air. Ladies and gentlemen, I've notified my Daniel.
Speaker 1: Should you maybe like have your phone runing because you
Speaker 1: have to call like for health it. Can you sign
Speaker 1: a release real fast? Too much? Yes? I signed my
Speaker 1: life away too. I mean, let's think about the legal
Speaker 1: side of this, because man, this is getting real. Dicey Riley,
Speaker 1: I needn't say. You are willing to do this right now?
Speaker 1: Is Riley Pellis? And I am willing to do this
Speaker 1: your relion that you have not been influenced in any
Speaker 1: way by any of us or course whatever. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: so um, we have the paper rocks here. Would you
Speaker 1: guys like me to die tasting strawberries? Watermelon? Blue? Okay? Blue? Okay? Alrights,
Speaker 1: I don't want to. I didn't say anything during this
Speaker 1: part of this. Also that it has been sitting out
Speaker 1: since we've been here. So do you drink soda? She
Speaker 1: gonna drink soda? Els a neat grape nuts. Ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: what you are witnessing here is called happening. It's just happening.
Speaker 1: We have nothing to do with it. All right, here
Speaker 1: we go. Oh God, just train them, train, just train it.
Speaker 1: Are they popping? Good god? Oh my god, Oh my god. Careful,
Speaker 1: not too much, Briley, stop, she's kill my god. Call
Speaker 1: nine one, Call nine one one. What's happening? Okay, I'll
Speaker 1: spin it out. What are you doing? Take another ship?
Speaker 1: Wash it down. No, I didn't say, don't do that,
Speaker 1: don't do that. Don't listen to me. Oh god, you're good.
Speaker 1: She's good. We got the thumbs up. What did it do?
Speaker 1: But like I think my mouth you still hear him,
Speaker 1: it's still going. It's like when you have too much
Speaker 1: carbonation in your mouth, like do you want to go
Speaker 1: get some water? Why don't you want? You know what?
Speaker 1: We'll all sing song? I think your whole mouth is blue?
Speaker 1: Well just the inside. Yeah. The tongue, as one would expect, right,
Speaker 1: does the does the insurance cover this? What's going on?
Speaker 1: A bonus a tongue, A restructure on the tongue. Is
Speaker 1: there a tongue specialist? We could would not have done that.
Speaker 1: That's that's really amazing, you know, to counteract the all
Speaker 1: the sugar you're just took and you need to eat
Speaker 1: about like ninety cucumbers. Cucumbers, Yeah, just to get the
Speaker 1: balance back. She's supposed to take a couple. She's not
Speaker 1: messing around when Riley comes to work, she she comes
Speaker 1: for keeps. Man, She's really she's not playing. I am sweating.
Speaker 1: That made me sweat. That was That was the most
Speaker 1: nerve racking moments of this entire podcast. That was nerve wracking.
Speaker 1: That was like watching evil kine Evil try to clear
Speaker 1: eighteen busses on a motorcycle. Did you guys see her
Speaker 1: mouth went huffy? Yeah, we saw that. We saw that
Speaker 1: she bull frogged on us. Fetch that little Mike's stomach
Speaker 1: actually exclude, Oh my god, that made me feel weird.
Speaker 1: It is a little mikey stomach as tough as Riley's cheeks. Like, Riley,
Speaker 1: can you continue? I think I'm good? Yeah? Is your
Speaker 1: mouth seconds? Is your mouth the first stomach? Wow? Yeah,
Speaker 1: thank you? Okay. Next, we have Laura lyon Rory in
Speaker 1: the town Meeting talking about being repetitive, which we've all loved,
Speaker 1: or says we certainly on in Tainning mac Roy says
Speaker 1: indubitable Dosh. Macintosh are goofy Go first from Loney Tunes
Speaker 1: created seven and they were given names Macintosh and Bugs
Speaker 1: Bunny Show in nineteen sixties. Um. They are often confused
Speaker 1: with Disney's characters Chip and Dale. Their characters own a
Speaker 1: little antique shop called Antiques, and um, since they're part
Speaker 1: of Looney Tunes, Loney Tunes is iconic. We know this.
Speaker 1: Even Bugs Bunny has his own star on the Hollywood
Speaker 1: Walk of Fame. And there was do we think Steve
Speaker 1: Jobs got his Macintosh computer from Macintosh? Oh? H h,
Speaker 1: I mean would be about right, you know, you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I read the Walter Isaacson book and
Speaker 1: he went over threw everything and it was not in there.
Speaker 1: Maybe I missed it a sorry, Riley continued, it's a
Speaker 1: good question. Macintosh is a type of Apple. Oh god,
Speaker 1: so Easton, I don't see it. It's actually the only
Speaker 1: brains we have here. So he just cleared that up.
Speaker 1: Apple and a Macintosh is the type of app Okay, look, look,
Speaker 1: you've you've been Look you know it's not a question
Speaker 1: of that. You've been grinding away here. The better part
Speaker 1: of the afternoon. So we're gonna give you you know,
Speaker 1: you get a chick, you get goodness for east. Okay, sorry,
Speaker 1: I just have to get a quick dry water. No, No,
Speaker 1: you sure did, new Leon Rory. You're in tom meeting
Speaker 1: talking about being repetitive. Steell Taylor says, but you're supposed
Speaker 1: to roll thember Punzel and carrying isn't rolling? Is it?
Speaker 1: I mean, did anyone hear the word rolling come out
Speaker 1: of his mouth? Check the transcript transcript. Rapunzel is a
Speaker 1: German fairy tale by the brothers grim and first published
Speaker 1: in eighteen twelve as part of the children's in Household Tales.
Speaker 1: Tanner makes this reference because the proprietor second Troubadour has
Speaker 1: very long hair. I think the most popular version of
Speaker 1: Rapunzel is the Disney Pixar Tangled in two thousand ten.
Speaker 1: Rapunzel is voiced by Mandy Moore, who's all now stars
Speaker 1: in the hit This Is Us with Milo mm hmm.
Speaker 1: This was the most expensive Disney film and animated cannon
Speaker 1: at two sixty million dollars hand David Swimmer and Burt
Speaker 1: Reynolds were cast in the roles that were eventually deleted
Speaker 1: in pre production stage. This is super A little Easter
Speaker 1: eggs dark. That's what was wrong with that film. I
Speaker 1: knew if something was missing. A fun little Easter egg
Speaker 1: in the marketplace. When Rapunzel looks at the mosaic of herself,
Speaker 1: the camera cuts from her eyes to the title eyes
Speaker 1: of the picture and then be very briefly there's a
Speaker 1: clarinet musical motif that is exactly the same motif and
Speaker 1: Ferris beerless day off. I tho that lors in the
Speaker 1: Luke's apartment, low license. How's the money Pit coming? Money
Speaker 1: Pits American comedy film starring Tom Hanks and Shelly Long
Speaker 1: as a couple who attempt to renovate a recently purchased house.
Speaker 1: We've actually referenced the money Pit and before in season two,
Speaker 1: episode six, The Ins and Outs of Inns, but here
Speaker 1: are a few more fun facts. Filming took place at
Speaker 1: a real eight bedroom mansion on Long Island, and Roger Ebert,
Speaker 1: the renowned critic, gave the film one star, calling it
Speaker 1: a movie that contained one one funny scene and ninety
Speaker 1: one minutes of running time to kill has actually agreed
Speaker 1: with it double out smart m HM. That film was
Speaker 1: taken into the wood Ship. Would you rather watch money
Speaker 1: Pit or Um Autumn in New York? Autumn in New
Speaker 1: York because it's so funny, unintentionally funny. There's nothing better,
Speaker 1: nothing better. Yeah. Finally, to round out pop culture, the
Speaker 1: Second Truebadour talks, walks up to Taylor and pokes him
Speaker 1: a little. Taylor says, well, f y van Halen hair,
Speaker 1: I'm plenty busy, but a good, well groomed businessman with
Speaker 1: properly prepared staff can take a break now and then.
Speaker 1: Eddie van Halen isn't acclaimed performer. He was the musician
Speaker 1: and lead guitarist of the American musical Gang van Halen.
Speaker 1: Eddie had long, whispy hair like the Second True Badoor.
Speaker 1: Some of Van Halen's biggest hits include Jump Hoford Teacher,
Speaker 1: and You Really Got Me? Were You more? David Lee
Speaker 1: Roth or Sammy Hagar Van Halen's guy Um, I mean
Speaker 1: you got I mean Dave. I like Sammy Hagar a lot.
Speaker 1: I mean he brought a lot. He brings a lot
Speaker 1: to the table. Uh. I just like that original lineup. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I weirdly like the Sammy Hagar songs because they were
Speaker 1: a bit more like love song. Evan Hammon for me.
Speaker 1: But I enjoyed the showmanship of David Lee. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he just had you know. It was that wild, original
Speaker 1: teenage energy coming out of Pasadena, California with that crazy
Speaker 1: great band. You know. But Sammy hagar Man, he's he's
Speaker 1: he's amazing, He's an amazing musician. Well, the band's official
Speaker 1: contract for concerts included a stipulation that the backstage area
Speaker 1: had to be supplied with bowls of Eminem's, but with
Speaker 1: absolutely no brown ones. Is that true? I'd like to
Speaker 1: think it is, yeah, because how could you tell otherwise?
Speaker 1: I mean, if it's colored, you know, it's not you
Speaker 1: know what if it's there was always that could be,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, there's always that rumor like, oh,
Speaker 1: that celebrity doesn't want blue Eminem's. But it's like, was
Speaker 1: that real? Yeah? Yeah, I think that stuff is. You know,
Speaker 1: have you ever been on a set where they were like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to give eye contact to so and so.
Speaker 1: Is that true? I wouldn't allow anybody to look at me, ever,
Speaker 1: and if they did, I shout German phrases at them. No,
Speaker 1: I no, I no. I've never been on a set
Speaker 1: where you couldn't look at anybody, finally anxious to help
Speaker 1: them get eyes down, eyes down. He's coming through our
Speaker 1: eyes down, look down. No, no, no, no, I've I've
Speaker 1: been on some well listen, I mean, if if you're
Speaker 1: imagine being a giant movie star, right, and there's a
Speaker 1: scene that day where there's hundreds of extras and all
Speaker 1: you know what the extras are doing, they're staring at
Speaker 1: the movie star. So the movie star doesn't want to
Speaker 1: be stared at all day, right, They want to just
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