Speaker 1: I Am all In. I Am all In with Scott
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Speaker 1: We got Pop Culture Season four, Episode six and Affair
Speaker 1: to Remember. I am joined by Tara su Daniel Romo,
Speaker 1: Amy Sugarman. Let's get going, gang, You're ready, ready, and
Speaker 1: we're off. Emily talking to Richard about the launch party.
Speaker 1: Can I just have one note? Really? Yes? I really
Speaker 1: felt like we were just in going more girls because
Speaker 1: you when we answered, you were right on it. Anyone
Speaker 1: else No, do you guys exactly right? That's exactly what
Speaker 1: I was like, really slow, okay. I I felt it's
Speaker 1: got pull try to pull you into the vibe of
Speaker 1: the show. And Danielle, thank thank you for recognizing that.
Speaker 1: Emily talking to Richard about the launch party, Emily find
Speaker 1: out what Jason is going to wear. I don't want
Speaker 1: the two of you showing up looking like the Bobsy Twins.
Speaker 1: The Bobsy Twins are fictional characters two sets of fraternal twins,
Speaker 1: the older pair named Bert and Nan and the younger
Speaker 1: Freddie and Flossy, who are featured in an extended series
Speaker 1: of children's books by American author Laura Lee Hope. The
Speaker 1: characters made their first appearance in The Bobsy Twins or
Speaker 1: Mary Days Indoors and Out nineteen o four. Hello. Many
Speaker 1: of the earlier books from the original series, which eventually
Speaker 1: ran to more than eighty five, were revised in the
Speaker 1: fifties and sixties, and many were reprinted. Referring to someone
Speaker 1: as the Bombsy Twins is two people who are often
Speaker 1: together to seem to resemble each other as an appearance
Speaker 1: or actions. My dad used to call my friend Carry
Speaker 1: and I the Bobsy Twins. Uh yes, a familiar refrain.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, yeah, I used to hear that a lot too.
Speaker 1: Um yeah, Laurel I wanting to turn the barn into
Speaker 1: stables and hopes to keep the existing structure. You know,
Speaker 1: that's the one thing I questioned, Why does she want
Speaker 1: to turn it into stables? Just open forces at the
Speaker 1: end so people can go on like horse rides or
Speaker 1: maybe like horse drawn carriage. I'm not sure, do you
Speaker 1: have any idea how expensive? That's very expensive, right, I
Speaker 1: just didn't seem it seems a little off to horses.
Speaker 1: But I mean, well, so is that whole remodel where
Speaker 1: they getting. She probably grew up riding horses, right, she's
Speaker 1: so well healed. Yes, she's rich. Tom, Tom, Well, the
Speaker 1: roofs about to cave in, so I can stay within
Speaker 1: our budget. But then I'll just call them all. Trigger
Speaker 1: Trigger was a Palomino horse made famous in American Western
Speaker 1: films and his owner and writer, Cowboys star Roy Rogers.
Speaker 1: The original Trigger was named Golden Cloud. Horses other than
Speaker 1: Golden Cloud also portrayed Trigger over the years, none of
Speaker 1: which was related to Golden Cloud. The two most prominent
Speaker 1: were Palomino Is known as Little Trigger and Trigger Junior,
Speaker 1: not to be confused with Digger It's Trigger and Trigger Jr.
Speaker 1: Tom is saying that in order to stay within budget
Speaker 1: for the roof, that these horses better start making Laurelize
Speaker 1: some money. As we have noted at the top of
Speaker 1: this expensive horses, Kirk started a new line of mail boxes.
Speaker 1: Laurel I is that Condoleeza Rice, a member of the
Speaker 1: Republican Party. She previously served as the sixties six United
Speaker 1: States Secretary of State from two thousand and five two
Speaker 1: thousand and nine and as the nineteen United States National
Speaker 1: Security Advisor from oh one to oh five. Rice was
Speaker 1: the first email African American Secretary of State and the
Speaker 1: first woman to serve as National Security Advisor. Kirk is
Speaker 1: a fan of Condoleeza Rice, so he made a mailbox
Speaker 1: of her. Whoever actually made those mailboxes very good job.
Speaker 1: At the time this aired, Condoleeza was serving as the
Speaker 1: National Security Advisor. Paris and Jamie fighting. Jamie won't stop calling.
Speaker 1: Maybe Wilson get some clarity on the details of this
Speaker 1: fight Paris. He's in love with his own voice. You'd
Speaker 1: think he was already president. I don't want to be Hillary.
Speaker 1: I don't want to wait for a hundred years while
Speaker 1: he does his thing. So by the time I get
Speaker 1: my chance, I'm too old to enjoy it. Hillary Clinton
Speaker 1: is a politician. In case you haven't heard of, Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: uh an obscure political figure on the scene. Hillary Clinton
Speaker 1: is a politician, diplomat, and former lawyer who served as
Speaker 1: the sixty seven United States Secretary of State from o
Speaker 1: nine to as the United States Senator representing New York
Speaker 1: from two thousand and one to two thousand nine, and
Speaker 1: his first Lady of the United States from one. As
Speaker 1: the wife of President Bill Clinton. She ran for president
Speaker 1: and two thousand and sixteen, but lost to Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Paris was insinuating Hillary Clinton had to wait for her
Speaker 1: husband Bill this political career before she started her own
Speaker 1: political career. Um Emily and Laurel I talking on the
Speaker 1: phone and Emily comparing the name of Laurelized catering company
Speaker 1: to a catering company that sent three d people to
Speaker 1: the hospital with food points. Oh, I didn't know this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the independent catering company that was? That was that whole
Speaker 1: phone call was about laurea la That's a good story.
Speaker 1: Hans Christian Andersen. Hans Christian Anderson was a Danish author.
Speaker 1: Although a prolific writer of plays, travelogs, novels, and poems,
Speaker 1: he is best remembered for his literary fairy tales. Lauraai
Speaker 1: referencing Emily's story about the independent catering company as a
Speaker 1: made up story. I thought you were saying that this
Speaker 1: actually happened in real life, and I was like, wait
Speaker 1: a minute, really, I thought it was a pop culture fact.
Speaker 1: My bad, Um, okay, Laura Lai tells Emily she mailed
Speaker 1: a flyer about her new catering company. Must have gotten
Speaker 1: lost in the mail. Emily shame on you for swearing
Speaker 1: there's a flyer. That's the worst possible thing you could do.
Speaker 1: Laura La Live Tyler grew up her entire life thinking
Speaker 1: Todd Rundgren was a real father. That was, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: I had forgotten. Steven Tyler was just out of the
Speaker 1: picture of the whole time. I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 1: the mom didn't say or something. This is touring, all right,
Speaker 1: everybody's all right? Um, well it all turned out okay,
Speaker 1: I mean she turned out right. Yeah, and she has
Speaker 1: a great relationship with Stephen. Sure you think that might
Speaker 1: kind of knock this out of first place. Um. Todd Rundgren,
Speaker 1: the Great Todd Rundingren is a singer, songwriter, and record
Speaker 1: producer who was also a solo artist and a member
Speaker 1: of the band Utopia, and had a relationship with Live
Speaker 1: Tyler's mom b B. Bull. For five years. Liv Tyler
Speaker 1: thought Todd Rundgren was her father, who b be listed
Speaker 1: as the father on her birth certificate, until she learned
Speaker 1: the truth at eleven years old that Steven Tyler was
Speaker 1: her biological dad. Um, and he said, I'm your but
Speaker 1: when I don't know how good call back? But but
Speaker 1: does does the man have a voice, the voice and
Speaker 1: Tyler good? I mean, wow, can he get a many?
Speaker 1: Did you did you catch again back in the soundn't
Speaker 1: know if you caught it in the Steven Tyler voice
Speaker 1: that I really enjoyed it. When I get the big box,
Speaker 1: that's when I get the buck. I might get two
Speaker 1: dollars an hour next year, I'll tell you. But when
Speaker 1: she was eight years old, she attended an Arrowsmith concert
Speaker 1: with her mom and was introduced to Stephen. This is
Speaker 1: getting because she didn't want to miss a thing good.
Speaker 1: And she said to her mom, I think that's my dad,
Speaker 1: And the mom said, dream on, dream old hole there
Speaker 1: go walk this way. Hello. Live felt a strong connection.
Speaker 1: I met a dame. She was on a trend. She
Speaker 1: was kind of hands and we kind of looked the same. Use.
Speaker 1: I don't want to miss a thing this saddle like. Uh.
Speaker 1: Live felt a strong connection with Steven Tyler and confronted
Speaker 1: her mom at eleven. Uh. Maybe the first clue is
Speaker 1: they probably both looked exactly like there's a sister who
Speaker 1: looks exactly the same too, right right, Laurelize using the
Speaker 1: comparison for not telling Emily about the new catering business
Speaker 1: to not being as bad as the Live Tyler Paternity
Speaker 1: secret Man. That was a fun pop culture reference. Really good,
Speaker 1: that was really good. Um, Rory coming home from Yale
Speaker 1: to find a quiet place to study. Rory, my dorm
Speaker 1: room has turned into a Three Stooges movie. The Three
Speaker 1: Stooges was an American vaudeville and comedy team active from
Speaker 1: nineteen two until nineteen seventy, best remembered for their hundred
Speaker 1: nineties short subject films by Columbia Pictures. Rory is referring
Speaker 1: to a roommate being disruptive and loud as the Three
Speaker 1: Stooges were. Can anybody do? Does anybody who steeped in
Speaker 1: Three Stooges references? Or that's all I can? What are
Speaker 1: the names Curly Larry and moe Hey Larry. I never
Speaker 1: watched it, We talked about it. They keep bringing it
Speaker 1: up on this show, and I keep going, no, it's
Speaker 1: not gonna work on I'm not look at the guitar
Speaker 1: and Daniel They're like staring, like what is going is?
Speaker 1: I just don't know details? Yeah, Kirk uh say it
Speaker 1: was Tom Cruise. Where would you see me Luke in
Speaker 1: an acting class? That's actually my favorite line. And you
Speaker 1: know it's not it's not fair. I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Tom Cruise is a very good actor. He always was. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but maybe at that time you were just maybe it
Speaker 1: was that he had a kid, a little bit of
Speaker 1: a bad run there. Why was he getting trash for
Speaker 1: his acting in two thousand and four? What did he do?
Speaker 1: Did he do Magnolia? He was great in Magnolia? No,
Speaker 1: that was good. Yeah, what else? No, maybe it's just
Speaker 1: a joke. I don't know. But did you guys see
Speaker 1: how many people were dressed up as top Gun this Halloween? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was like the biggest costume of the year, the
Speaker 1: best costume ever, and it has been since nineteen Oh no, No,
Speaker 1: the best costume every year is always Luke. Everybody dresses up.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there are a lot of Luke's. I saw
Speaker 1: one on TikTok Um a couple of days ago. That
Speaker 1: was a little guy. Yeah, there's always kiss. We do
Speaker 1: a contest every year with a coffee company and they
Speaker 1: said thousands. Tom only did one movie in two thousands,
Speaker 1: for Collateral. That was a great movie. That was a
Speaker 1: Michael Mann film. Oh no, it was a terrific film.
Speaker 1: He was great enough Jerry McGuire, yea what he played
Speaker 1: an assassin and class? You know. I mean Tom is
Speaker 1: a great actor. He's just he's really good stunt man,
Speaker 1: you know. You know. His problem is he's got too
Speaker 1: much charisma and they got a tone And when Michael
Speaker 1: Mann really toned him down in Collateral and it was
Speaker 1: just fantastic. Oh what I love that film. Um anything
Speaker 1: Michael Mann does magic? Okay? Uh? Luke in an acting class.
Speaker 1: Tom Cruise is an A list actor whose films have
Speaker 1: grossed over ready for billion with a B dollars in
Speaker 1: North America and over eleven point one billion with a
Speaker 1: Bee worldwide, making him one of the highest grossing box
Speaker 1: office stars of all time. As somebody's done better, I'd
Speaker 1: like to know who it is. Kirk Maybe Harrison Ford,
Speaker 1: the Rock Maybe no, not yet. Rock hasn't been around.
Speaker 1: He hasn't been for if you added up all those
Speaker 1: star Wars in Indiana Jones, maybe he maybe Harrison Ford? Right? Yeah,
Speaker 1: um in in two thousand and twenty two dollars, if
Speaker 1: you if you compare it right, Uh, Kirk is comparing
Speaker 1: himself to Tom Cruise. You got it right. They just said,
Speaker 1: yes it is Harrison Ford. Harrison Ford, thank you very much. Uh.
Speaker 1: Kirk is comparing himself to Tom Cruise to point out
Speaker 1: how important this date is. Kirk, Wow, the gift that
Speaker 1: keeps on giving. Uh. Suki. Laurel I showing up at
Speaker 1: Emily's house uh for a catering test. Suki, Wow, you
Speaker 1: grew up here, Laurel. I swear if she makes me
Speaker 1: wear a uniform, Suki, this is Citizen Kane's house. Citizen
Speaker 1: Kane is a film produced by, directed by and starring
Speaker 1: He Could Have Said. Produced and directed by um Orson Welles.
Speaker 1: Citizen Kane is portrayed in the film as rich The
Speaker 1: primary inspiration of Kine was William Randolph Hurst. He lives
Speaker 1: in a mansion called Zanna Do, part of a vast
Speaker 1: palatial estate in Florida, much like Hurst had. This is
Speaker 1: the one with rosebud or something. Yes, Castle, Hurst Castle,
Speaker 1: the Zanna Do. I know what we we understand? Um uh.
Speaker 1: Suki refers to Emily and Richard house as Zanna Do
Speaker 1: Hurst Castle because it's so big and palatial. Uh. Lauraa
Speaker 1: at Luke's telling him her mother hired her and Sugi
Speaker 1: for the job. Luke, it's a gig. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I should have said this in when we did favorite
Speaker 1: lines in the last episode, but she comes in and
Speaker 1: says I got it, and he goes it would have
Speaker 1: been pathetic if you'd had it. Um, Luke, it's a gig, Laura, Yes,
Speaker 1: it's a gig. Prince opening for the Rolling Stones, That's
Speaker 1: what kind of gig it is. Prince was invited by
Speaker 1: Mick Jagger to open for the Rolling Stones at the
Speaker 1: l A Colosseum. Prince and his band did not finish
Speaker 1: their set as the crowd turned hostile towards him. Uh.
Speaker 1: The crowd began hurling racist and homophobic slurs at the
Speaker 1: band and eventually eventually throwing bottles and cans at Prince
Speaker 1: and his band. That's odd. That's a great band, and
Speaker 1: Prince is a fantastic performer and songwriter. Wow, odd Princess, Well,
Speaker 1: I guess all right. Um. Since since then, Prince became
Speaker 1: one of the greatest rock musicians of our time. In
Speaker 1: a career spanning four decades, Prince sold more than one
Speaker 1: hundred million records worldwide um out of the back of
Speaker 1: his truck. No no, I didn't say that, and won
Speaker 1: seven Grammys. A Golden Globe and a Cademy award. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Laureli is referring to her and Suki is prince in
Speaker 1: this situation. If Emily isn't impressed with their catering and
Speaker 1: party planning, the laurel I whill we met with Emily's raft,
Speaker 1: Hence the Rolling Stones crowd, the l a Colosseum. Okay,
Speaker 1: Luke telling Kirk to keep doing what he's doing on
Speaker 1: the date because it's working. Kirk, I was doing my
Speaker 1: John Cryer from Pretty in Pink impression, Luke, Duckie Kirk, Yes, Ducky, Luke.
Speaker 1: Where you where you near the end of the movie yet, Kirk, No,
Speaker 1: just getting to try a little tenderness more. First of all,
Speaker 1: that is my favorite scene in the entire movie Pretty
Speaker 1: in Pink, because Molly Ringwald's getting ready for Andrew McCarthy
Speaker 1: to come pick her up and she's chatting with Annie
Speaker 1: Potts in the record store and John Cryer slides in
Speaker 1: and does the try a little tenderness Watching on YouTube, Um, yeah,
Speaker 1: great movie. Uh uh. Kirk Ducky is played by John
Speaker 1: Crier in the John Hughes film Pretty and Pink. Ducky
Speaker 1: is best friends with Molly Ringwald's character Andy and is
Speaker 1: in love with her. The tri Little Tenderness moment in
Speaker 1: the film is when Ducky lip sync in the record
Speaker 1: store to Andy try Little Tenderness by Otis Redding And
Speaker 1: he wasn't sitting on the dock of a bay when
Speaker 1: he did. It was in a record store. UM. Laura
Speaker 1: and Jason arguing in his office about Jason changing plans
Speaker 1: for the party. Laureli is defending Emily. Jason, you were
Speaker 1: being awfully protective towards her, Laurela. Every family has a Fredo, Um, Jason, Yeah.
Speaker 1: And Fredo's family put two in the back of his head. Uh.
Speaker 1: Fred Frederico Fredo cor Leon is a fictional character in
Speaker 1: Mario Puzo nine novel The Godfather. Fredo is portrayed by
Speaker 1: actor brilliantly portrayed by John Kazale in the Francis Ford
Speaker 1: Couple of Two film and in the sequel The Godfather
Speaker 1: Part two. In reference to Fredo Corleone being the weaker
Speaker 1: unless intelligence of his brother, the term Fredo has come
Speaker 1: to refer to a weak member of a group, especially
Speaker 1: one of a number of siblings in a family, regardless
Speaker 1: of ethnicity. UM. And what was Freighter's Fredo's famous line,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm smart. I'm not dumb like everybody says. I
Speaker 1: don't know and I want my respect. I didn't have
Speaker 1: no idea of the ring. Well, I guess we won't
Speaker 1: talk about it, right, You got a vout your vowel off,
Speaker 1: just a vow just a little vowel off the Fredo. Uh.
Speaker 1: We believe Laurel is referring to herself as Fredo and
Speaker 1: being the weaker one in the family, which is why
Speaker 1: Jason reminds her that Fredo his own family, ordered his death.
Speaker 1: And wow, what an insult If she he's referring to
Speaker 1: her as a Fredo? Is that that is? That is
Speaker 1: an insult? Anyway. Uh, that's gonna wrap it up for
Speaker 1: Pop Culture Season four, episode six and a Fair to Remember.
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