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Speaker 1: I'd rather be in Philadelphia pop culture lorleiash Richard how
Speaker 1: he's doing while standing over him in the hospital room. Richard, Well,
Speaker 1: all in all, I think I'd rather be in Philadelphia. Rory,
Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan, Richard quoting W. C. Fields. I'd rather be
Speaker 1: in Philadelphia's a quote W. C. Fields in nineteen twenty
Speaker 1: five Vanity Fair article where he says, here lies W. C. Fields,
Speaker 1: I'd rather be living in Philadelphia. Did you know by
Speaker 1: implying that Philadelphia would be slightly preferable to the grave
Speaker 1: the joke tapped a vein of critical commentary about the
Speaker 1: city in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, just.
Speaker 3: That Ronald Reagan said it in a speech. So Rory
Speaker 3: was attributing it to Ronald Reagan. But Richard's explaining that
Speaker 3: Ronald Reagan was actually quoting W. C.
Speaker 2: Fields. Yep, got it, got it.
Speaker 4: I didn't know Vanity Fair went.
Speaker 1: Back that far did I actually, oh sure.
Speaker 3: Just came to me too, But that caused Loralai to
Speaker 3: console her with some kind words about her dad.
Speaker 2: This is a great line.
Speaker 3: He's like, Warren Batty, your dad or Sean Connery or
Speaker 3: who's that one I always found so sexy, the evil
Speaker 3: politician with the glasses, Henry Kissinger. Oh yeah, I know him. Okay,
Speaker 3: this is just like so great. Warren Batty is an
Speaker 3: actor and filmmaker who's rumored to be linked to over
Speaker 3: one hundred female celebrities, but he settled down with an
Speaker 3: At Benning and one hundred.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think there was.
Speaker 1: That's like a weekend for that guy when he was young.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Warren Batty was kind of Hubba Hubba in his
Speaker 3: time there sort of.
Speaker 2: He was not that long ago.
Speaker 1: He was Leonardo DiCaprio of his day.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So Sean Connery, he was the man. Sean Connery
Speaker 2: was the first.
Speaker 3: Actor to portray James Bond on film, starring in seven
Speaker 3: Bond films between sixty two and eighty three. But Sean
Speaker 3: Donnery was still like pretty sexy even when he did
Speaker 3: the rock Like, I was like, that guy's a badass,
Speaker 3: Like he's a stud? Was he did pass away. Henry Kissinger,
Speaker 3: who I think recently passed away. Actually, Henry Kissinger was
Speaker 3: a diplomat and political scientist who I never found super hot,
Speaker 3: but Babet did, who served as a US Secretary of State.
Speaker 3: Sean Connery enlisted in the Navy, did you know? At
Speaker 3: age sixteen and was discharged due to stomach ulcers. He
Speaker 3: then went on to work as a nude model for
Speaker 3: art students in Scotland. Who's got a favorite Sean?
Speaker 1: It was actually fired because the school ran out of chalk.
Speaker 2: Who Who's got a favorite? Sean Connery? For me, it's
Speaker 2: the Rock.
Speaker 3: But that's because I wasn't you know, a big bond.
Speaker 3: I was like the Roger Moore era, and like here's Brosnan.
Speaker 1: I think Goldfinger for me?
Speaker 2: Goldfinger, Yeah, I like it.
Speaker 3: I still would have put Robert Redford and Paul Newman
Speaker 3: in there for me, because maybe she was trying to
Speaker 3: compare them a little bit, maybe to Richard's look.
Speaker 2: But for me, Robert Redford.
Speaker 3: Audie, Audie, if you google, just google Robert Redford, like younger,
Speaker 3: he's as hot as Brad Pitt.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you, thank you for listening.
Speaker 1: He was like Brad Pitt on Broadway.
Speaker 2: He was on Yeah, he was so Brad Pitty.
Speaker 3: And there's that movie where they did together Pitt and Redford,
Speaker 3: that Spy Game.
Speaker 1: Hell well, if you're listening, watch Butch casting The Sundance Kid.
Speaker 1: Because it's Redford Newman.
Speaker 2: No, I feel like I should watch that. I know,
Speaker 2: I feel like I do.
Speaker 1: You've got to see this film.
Speaker 3: I know, I feel like, oh this is I have
Speaker 3: a poster of Robert Redford in my garage office and
Speaker 3: I'm I like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and and uh Bill Goldman wrote the screenplay and
Speaker 1: it doesn't get better than that. Yeah, I mean it
Speaker 1: was like the best of all possible world. It's best writer,
Speaker 1: best director, best actors. It's like to give it a go, amazing,
Speaker 1: you give it.
Speaker 3: I watched The Posidon Adventure, the original one, Towering Inferno.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, we watched Towering Inferno.
Speaker 3: Pretty iconic, and then it kind of fizzles there in
Speaker 3: the end.
Speaker 2: You're like, wait, what, Uh.
Speaker 3: Airport seventy seven Do you remember.
Speaker 1: That one that was? Was that the comedy?
Speaker 3: Yes, And I think it's sort of what's created airplane right,
Speaker 3: So I feel like I've watched all the sort of
Speaker 3: cheesy oldies.
Speaker 2: I need to watch maybe the good ones.
Speaker 3: And I never watched All the Presidents Men either, I should.
Speaker 2: Watch that too.
Speaker 1: If you haven't seen All the Presidents.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have a busy weekend, guess.
Speaker 4: Logan is explaining directions over the phone to the fish
Speaker 4: delivery man to get to the Gilmour's house. Rory says, well,
Speaker 4: it sounds like Abt and Costello got nothing on you
Speaker 4: and the fishman. Logan says, you you liked that with the.
Speaker 2: Right right business.
Speaker 4: It could use a little bit of polish. But me
Speaker 4: and the Fishman have plans to bring back Vaudeville. Rory says, oh,
Speaker 4: I'm going to book the Palace Theater Logan and the Fishman.
Speaker 4: Abbot and Costello were a comedy duo composed but Abbot
Speaker 4: and Luke Costello. Their pattern routine, Who's on First, is
Speaker 4: considered one of the greatest comedy routines of all time.
Speaker 4: The Palace Theater is a Broadway theater facing Times Square
Speaker 4: in New York City. And did you know? Both were
Speaker 4: big gamblers and had serious health problems. Abbot suffered from
Speaker 4: epilepsy enter for seizure management, while Costello had a near
Speaker 4: fatal fight with rheumatic fever.
Speaker 3: I had no idea, but I do know that the
Speaker 3: other day I called Danielle something was happening at work
Speaker 3: and I'm like, who's on first, what's on second? Like
Speaker 3: it was just one of those and it's like even
Speaker 3: it's still getting referred to.
Speaker 1: All right, who's up?
Speaker 5: I can do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Logan is explaining to Rory his plans to buy a
Speaker 5: new internet platform, and Logan says, I mean, Chad Hurley
Speaker 5: and Steve Chen just sold YouTube for one point six
Speaker 5: one point sixty five billion dollars, and who knows how
Speaker 5: much Mark Zuckerberg will get for Facebook. Rory says, oh yeah. Comparatively,
Speaker 5: Chad Hurley and Steven and Steve Chen were founders of
Speaker 5: YouTube alongside jo Ed Curreem. Mark Zuckerberg is the co
Speaker 5: founder of Facebook along with his Harvard roommates in two
Speaker 5: thousand and four. He recently sold four hundred and twenty
Speaker 5: eight million dollars of share of meta platforms at the
Speaker 5: end of twenty twenty three and didn't know. At the
Speaker 5: age of twelve, Mark built a messaging tool for his
Speaker 5: father called Zucknet that improved communications for dentists and another.
Speaker 5: Did you know he is often seen wearing the same
Speaker 5: iconic gray T shirt because it allows him to focus
Speaker 5: on more important factors.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody has to steal from Einstein, right, and.
Speaker 2: That reminds me of that lady, that blood lady. I
Speaker 2: don't to talk about that blood lady who you know?
Speaker 2: What was her name? Was her name Elizabeth Holmes?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, right, yoh oh my.
Speaker 2: That's a whole other episode.
Speaker 3: Rory tells Logan how she's excited for the next business
Speaker 3: class project with Richard as her teacher. Like, next week,
Speaker 3: we're going to split up into ten groups and each
Speaker 3: of us have to create a business plan like The Apprentice. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and he's going to be like Donald Trump, which is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Okay, Wow, if.
Speaker 3: They only knew then, if they only knew then. The
Speaker 3: Apprentice was a reality show on NBC that ran from
Speaker 3: tw thousand and four to twenty seventeen that judged the
Speaker 3: business feels of a group of contestants with his show host,
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. Trump was near bankruptcy in two thousand and two,
Speaker 3: then The Apprentice happened, and we'll just leave it there.
Speaker 5: You won't talk about any recent news headlines.
Speaker 1: Rory found a box of records at the Gilmour's Rory,
Speaker 1: Here's this. I also found a bunch of his albums
Speaker 1: Bobby Schort singing called Porter a couple of his favorite
Speaker 1: Gershwin Want's Rhapsody in Blue and The American in Paris.
Speaker 1: Also a couple of Scott Joplin records. All those Scott
Speaker 1: Joplin might be a little zazily for the hospital logan Yah,
Speaker 1: I don't know what their policy is about ragtime Rory Oh.
Speaker 1: I found Chuck Berry at the Fillmore, which I gave
Speaker 1: him for his sixtieth birthday. Also Schubert and DBC Debcu
Speaker 1: what should be nice and relaxing all it? Though I
Speaker 1: didn't find the Bing Crosby album I wanted. It's with
Speaker 1: his son Gary. It's a song called when you and
Speaker 1: I were young Maggie Blues and when Grandpa hears that,
Speaker 1: he sings along and says I always wanted to be
Speaker 1: a crooner. Bobby Short was a cab ra singer and
Speaker 1: a pianist who interpreted songs by songwriters such as Colporter.
Speaker 1: Cole Porter was a composer and songwriter, with many of
Speaker 1: his scores finding success on Broadway and in Hollywood films.
Speaker 1: George Gershwin was a composer and a penist, and his
Speaker 1: best known work being Rhapsody in Blue and An American
Speaker 1: in Paris. Scott Joplin was also a composer and penis
Speaker 1: and dubbed the King of Ragtime. Live at the Filmore
Speaker 1: Auditorium is A is a live album by Chuck Berry
Speaker 1: where he is backed by the Steve Miller Band. I
Speaker 1: had no idea that I didn't wow. Yes, the same
Speaker 1: Steve Miller band that sings I'm a Joker, I'm a Joker,
Speaker 1: I'm a midnight smoke That was featured a few episodes ago.
Speaker 1: Franz Schubert Franz Sorry. Franz Schubert is an Austrian composer,
Speaker 1: and Claude Debuc was a French composer when you and
Speaker 1: I were young. Maggie Blues is a nineteen fifty one
Speaker 1: folk song by father son duo Bing and Gary Crosby.
Speaker 1: Did you know a kroner is a singer, especially in
Speaker 1: a man who sing's jazz standards? The This suggestion of
Speaker 1: intimacy was supposedly wildly attractive to women.
Speaker 3: And crooner because that's kind of like bouble right, isn't
Speaker 3: he a little croonery?
Speaker 1: Yes? Yeah, yeah, he borrows from that krooner era.
Speaker 2: Yeah he does.
Speaker 1: The style of singing reached its heights in the forties
Speaker 1: to late sixties, and I guess you know that's how
Speaker 1: Sinatra started out as a creel.
Speaker 3: Like early in my career, I met Bobby Short. I
Speaker 3: might be making that up, but something makes me think
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 1: And another did you know? Cole Porter was part of
Speaker 1: the Class of nineteen thirteen. He wrote several school songs
Speaker 1: that are still popular today, including Bulldog and Bingo. Wow,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'll do this one since I did Avit Costello.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fitting yeah.
Speaker 4: Logan explains to Rory the funny joke the fish man
Speaker 4: told him, and Rory says, well, that fish man, he's
Speaker 4: a funny one, and Logan says, believe me, I know.
Speaker 4: I'm Hardy to his Laurel, Laurel and Hardy were a
Speaker 4: comedy team consisting of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. They
Speaker 4: started their career as a duo in the silent film
Speaker 4: era and then later transition to talkies.
Speaker 2: Did you know?
Speaker 4: Oliver Hardy received the nickname Babe from an Italian barber
Speaker 4: who rubbed his face with Talca powder and said that's nice.
Speaker 4: A baby, Okay.
Speaker 2: Laurel and Hardy's work.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm not really familiar with Avin Costellos or
Speaker 3: the Three Stooges or any of those people.
Speaker 2: What was Laurel and Hardy did they have? Like a
Speaker 2: black and white TV show?
Speaker 1: It was a sort of a big, rotund gentleman and
Speaker 1: a small thin gentleman. Yeah, back and forth. They were hysterical.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't have a lot of comedy duos anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, like kind of a lost art Who was
Speaker 1: Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin were Martin and Lewis. They
Speaker 1: were huge before they split up. Yeah, massive, Yeah, just
Speaker 1: very fun. You never saw the Three Stooges, Amy, What's Up?
Speaker 3: Kind of in passing and I was sort of like
Speaker 3: cringed to it. It didn't I think of that era.
Speaker 3: I was watching Leave It to Beaver. I don't know
Speaker 3: if that was at the same time or a little later,
Speaker 3: but that was about as far back as I go.
Speaker 1: I never to Leave It to Beaver as like late
Speaker 1: fifties and sixties.
Speaker 2: When were these guys When we're.
Speaker 4: Laura, Laura Hardy I mean, well they were in silent films,
Speaker 4: so yeah, Leave It to Beaver's about as early as
Speaker 4: I kind of go.
Speaker 2: I never saw the Waltons. I think that was later.
Speaker 1: Yeah, much of the Walton I don't think Caventies.
Speaker 2: I saw a lot of Leave It to Beaver. That
Speaker 2: was about the first.
Speaker 4: I never watched Three Stooges, but I loved Little Rascals.
Speaker 2: See I kind of missed that too.
Speaker 3: I was about to say that I remember being on
Speaker 3: like sort of TV, but I never watched it.
Speaker 1: The no Three Stooges was like just all this brilliantly
Speaker 1: choreographed physical comedy Kill me.
Speaker 2: And was that the sixties?
Speaker 1: That was like, yeah, yeah, that was for you.
Speaker 2: Do what I got, do my best.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you know what you're doing this weekend? Right?
Speaker 1: You're watching?
Speaker 3: Yes, all the presidents men, But I'm not going back
Speaker 3: to Laurel and Hardy.
Speaker 1: No, you don't have to just go watch a couple
Speaker 1: episodes of Three Stooges, please, No, No, yeah, you got it.
Speaker 2: You have some about It gives me the wiggies. I
Speaker 2: don't want to. I don't know why. It just gives
Speaker 2: me the willies.
Speaker 3: I don't want to in my film classes. I had
Speaker 3: to watch some of that early stuff. His Girl Friday,
Speaker 3: I had to watch that, Jack Lemon. No, his Girl
Speaker 3: Friday was a somebody, Spencer Tracy, something like that. It
Speaker 3: was a black and white movie and I had to
Speaker 3: watch it like seven times. And I just never want to.
Speaker 1: Do on free Boguard. Who was that that Spencer Tracy,
Speaker 1: his girl?
Speaker 3: Can you google his Girl Friday and give me the
Speaker 3: stars of it? It was somebody famous and I, yeah,
Speaker 3: not Jimmy Stewart.
Speaker 2: Now I was older than that.
Speaker 1: I was not a fan feeling Harry Grahant, Yeah, Rosin
Speaker 1: Roslyn Russell.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I never watched the one Honeymooners either.
Speaker 1: You never saw Jackie.
Speaker 3: Like maybe like a minute of it, but not really.
Speaker 1: This is the that was the golden ear of corn. Yeah.
Speaker 2: See, I watched a lot of I Love Lucy almost
Speaker 2: every episode. Yeah, so I guess that's pre leave it
Speaker 2: to Beaver. Maybe yeah, uh huh so maybe that's just
Speaker 2: that's my first My mom loved it and still does.
Speaker 2: She just loves that so much.
Speaker 5: Rory has collected clothes to bring to m at the hospital,
Speaker 5: and Rory says, so, then I grabbed a skirt, but
Speaker 5: then that opened up the whole stockings, pantyhose, going through
Speaker 5: my grandma's underwear drawer, can of worms. And each outfit
Speaker 5: needs a different top and a different pair of shoes.
Speaker 5: And do you know and do you want to know?
Speaker 5: Who rivals Emelda Marcos and logan, says Emily Gilmourmelda marcos
Speaker 5: Is the First was the first Lady at the Philippines
Speaker 5: from nineteen sixty five to nineteen eighty six, alongside her
Speaker 5: husband Ferdinand Marcos. She is known for her extravagant attire
Speaker 5: and manicured appearance.
Speaker 3: Something bad happened to them, right, Scott, Like something they
Speaker 3: were corrupt or something. I don't know why.
Speaker 1: I think I stole every nickel they could from.
Speaker 2: Yeah, treasure, that's really bad.
Speaker 1: The country.
Speaker 5: Well that makes sense because did you know she reportedly
Speaker 5: owned three thousand pair of shoes, fifteen mink coats, five
Speaker 5: hundred and eight gowns, eight hundred and eighty eight handbags,
Speaker 5: and a bulletproof bra.
Speaker 2: Wows uh wew's that?
Speaker 3: Rory unloads the box of books and music for Richard.
Speaker 3: I also brought you some girl. She went some chuck
Speaker 3: Berry The Andrews sisters. Oh, and some Milton Friedman, the
Speaker 3: guy who sang Spirit in the Sky. No, that was
Speaker 3: Norman greenbom Oh. No, Milton Friedman's the economist who won
Speaker 3: the Nobel Prize in the seventies. The Andrews sisters who
Speaker 3: I have heard of, but I don't know why. Laverne,
Speaker 3: Maxine and Patricia were a harmony singing group.
Speaker 2: Of swing and boogie woogie eras.
Speaker 3: They are still influential today as they have been copied
Speaker 3: and recorded by Christina Aguilera, a Pentatonics, and more. Spirit
Speaker 3: in the Sky is a song by Norman Greenbaum. Spirit
Speaker 3: in the Sky is one of the famous, most famous,
Speaker 3: and best selling one hit wonders of all time.
Speaker 2: No way, wow, that was a huge song.
Speaker 1: Im Wow.
Speaker 3: I thought we're gonna learn more about Milton Freeman.
Speaker 2: But that's okay.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, whoa he was actually a long one.
Speaker 1: Milton Friedman was a pro capitalist economist.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: I believe in the free market, and he believed the
Speaker 1: government should have no hand in the free market economy.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not going to read that this weekend, but
Speaker 3: you've got a shot at all the presidents, Matt.
Speaker 2: I think I'll start with that.
Speaker 1: I'll take it. Yeah, good stuff, I will take it
Speaker 1: all right. Is that going to wrap it up? Folks?
Speaker 1: I think that might wrap it up for this episode
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