Speaker 1: I Am all In, I Kiss You, I Am all
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Speaker 2: episode twenty How many Crowpogs the Cape cod I Am
Speaker 2: all In Podcast, iHeartRadio one to eleven productions. I Am
Speaker 2: joined by Danielle Romo, Amy Sugarman tyres students on assignment
Speaker 2: in Babylonia otherwise known as Arizona, which is cool? What
Speaker 2: one hundred and eight? Right now? Amy?
Speaker 3: About that?
Speaker 2: About that? All right? So let's get this Logan what
Speaker 2: it could be? I mean, boy, I mean that place, Wow,
Speaker 2: beautiful but hot. Rory telling Logan that Paris is happy
Speaker 2: because she's dating Doyle. Rory, Yes, with Doyle, and do
Speaker 2: not mock or make fun because when Paris is happy,
Speaker 2: the whole world is happy. But when she's not happy,
Speaker 2: the whole world is Deadwood. Deadwood is an American western
Speaker 2: television series that aired on HBO from March twenty one,
Speaker 2: two thousand and four. And remember to write these dates down, everybody,
Speaker 2: because they are important. They will be on the quiz
Speaker 2: at the end of this episode to August twenty seven,
Speaker 2: two thousand and six, A show set in the late
Speaker 2: eighteen hundreds revolving around the characters of Deadwood, South Dakota
Speaker 2: town of deep corruption and crime. Rory is making the
Speaker 2: joke that the world is a scary place of Paris.
Speaker 2: Isn't happy like the town of ever got into Deadwood?
Speaker 3: I wish I kind of did. I maybe I'll pick
Speaker 3: it up again.
Speaker 2: Now, what was it?
Speaker 3: Ian McShane, Am I messing that up? And Timothy Oliphant,
Speaker 3: he's a haughtie, He's a hounk, he's a hunk. I
Speaker 3: think Deadwood's back? Actually, am I wrong? I think there's
Speaker 3: a new incarnation of Deadwood that's back, because I've seen
Speaker 3: Timothy Oliphant like all over the place. I'm just saying,
Speaker 3: I'm not sure. I have to look that up. Rory
Speaker 3: showing Logan address that she's thinking about wearing for her
Speaker 3: first day and her internship, which actually I think she
Speaker 3: should have. I want to look professional, but not Lois Laney.
Speaker 3: Lois Lane is a fictional character appearing in American comic
Speaker 3: books Superman. She has an award winning journalist for the
Speaker 3: Metropolis newspaper The Daily Planet, and the primary love interest
Speaker 3: of Superman and his alter ego, Clark Kent. Now in
Speaker 3: the movie, Lois Lane's way more into Superman than Clark Kent,
Speaker 3: at least in the Christopher Reevers. Lois often wears professional
Speaker 3: journalist attire, including her long sleeved white blouse, black's labels, vest,
Speaker 3: and black dress pants. Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 3: In the original Superman, when Lois is in sort of
Speaker 3: that like dress and she asked Superman what color underwear
Speaker 3: am I wearing? Why can't he tell her?
Speaker 2: Because he's a gentleman.
Speaker 3: Nope, he can't see through lead and she was standing
Speaker 3: behind that lead plantern.
Speaker 2: Well, same thing.
Speaker 4: Rory is reciting Mitcham's history and accomplishments. That she goes
Speaker 4: to the logan and Rory says, oh. The man was
Speaker 4: shortlisted for the Pulitzer for covering the Iranian hostage crisis
Speaker 4: when he was twenty five years old. The Iran hostage
Speaker 4: crisis was a diplomatic standoff between the United States and Iran.
Speaker 4: Fifty two American diplomats and citizens were held hostage after
Speaker 4: a group of militarized Iranian college students who supported the
Speaker 4: Iranian Revolution took over the US embas Tevran and took
Speaker 4: them as hostage hostages. The hostages were held for four
Speaker 4: hundred and forty four days from November fourth, nineteen seventy nine,
Speaker 4: to their release on January twentieth, nineteen eighty one. The
Speaker 4: crisis is considered a pivotal episode in the history of
Speaker 4: Iran United States relations.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you want to go on the next one
Speaker 3: since you're going with the history lesson today?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Sure, getting all the wordy words.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can do all the hard ones.
Speaker 4: Okay. So in that same scene, Rory says, oh wait,
Speaker 4: your dad covered Haiti in nineteen eighty five. Must learn
Speaker 4: more about Haiti, got it? Okay, let's go. Hey, have
Speaker 4: you ever discussed Pinochet with him? A constitutional referendum was
Speaker 4: held in Haiti on July twenty second, nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 4: The amendments to the new constitution would restore multi party politics,
Speaker 4: although only the condition Although only on the condition that
Speaker 4: all parties wore allegiance to the President John Claude de Vallier,
Speaker 4: as well as reconfirming d Valier as president for life.
Speaker 4: In a life Himo to single handed the appoint the
Speaker 4: prime Minister and his successor In nineteen eighty five, Haitian
Speaker 4: constitutional referendum increased Devalier's power, angering much of the populace
Speaker 4: in nineteen. In November nineteen eighty five, opposition held protests
Speaker 4: in cities around the country, which led to many protesters
Speaker 4: to be arrested and killed by law enforcement. Augusto Pinochet
Speaker 4: was a Chilean general and dictator who ruled Chile from
Speaker 4: nineteen seventy three to nineteen ninety and. Welcome to your history.
Speaker 3: We gave him, We gave the cow.
Speaker 4: Welcome to your history.
Speaker 2: Lesson, Oh good, I get the paper Moon thing. Rory
Speaker 2: telling Laurel I she will not return the blue sweater again,
Speaker 2: as she has already returned the capri pants twice and
Speaker 2: tried to return some of Laurel's all sales final items. Rory,
Speaker 2: I can't show my face in any stores of New Haven.
Speaker 2: They'll think on paper mooning them. Laurele, Oh, she was
Speaker 2: very cute in paper Moon. Paper Moon is a nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy three American road comedy drama film. It features real
Speaker 2: life father and daughter Ryan and Tatum O'Neill. They team
Speaker 2: up as slick con artist Moses Prey and Addie Loggins
Speaker 2: in nineteen thirties Kansas, when Mose was unexpectedly saddled with
Speaker 2: getting the nine year old Addie to relatives in Missouri
Speaker 2: after the death of her mother. His attempt to dupe
Speaker 2: her out of her money backfires and he's forced to
Speaker 2: take her on as a partner. Rory is saying, if
Speaker 2: she keeps returning the same sweater over and over again,
Speaker 2: the stores will think she's I never saw.
Speaker 3: Paper Moon, did you?
Speaker 2: Boy?
Speaker 3: I think Tatum O'Neill was nominated for an Oscar.
Speaker 2: Though she I think she won an Oscar for.
Speaker 3: That fun fact about Tatum O'Neill. If anybody cares, she
Speaker 3: was married to John McEnroe. Then they got divorced and
Speaker 3: John McEnroe married the lady the lead singer of Scandal.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, I think she might be Smith. I
Speaker 3: think she is Patty Smith. The other one's Patty Smythe.
Speaker 2: No, Patty Smythe is the one he married. Patty Smith
Speaker 2: is the one.
Speaker 3: That Okay, then I give it to you.
Speaker 2: But oddly, both Patty Smythe and Tatum O'Neill their forehands
Speaker 2: and their backhands didn't improve as a result.
Speaker 3: But did you see John McEnroe come out of the
Speaker 3: you know box where he does his like corresponding and
Speaker 3: hit the balls with the you know current tennis player
Speaker 3: and he won the point?
Speaker 2: Oh he still got it?
Speaker 3: Oh he does that? Guy is good.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean Johnny Mack's the documentary you would
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 3: I've never seen Paper Moon, but I have seen the
Speaker 3: John McEnroe Doctor.
Speaker 2: John McEnroe's most difficult opponent was himself.
Speaker 3: H Rory, telling Lorlai that this internship is an incredible opportunity. Yeah,
Speaker 3: sounds like it. You'll be having lunch with the off
Speaker 3: bet editors from the Times, hanging out with Peter Jennings.
Speaker 3: Dan Rather will be valet parking your car. Peter Jennings
Speaker 3: was a Canadian American television journalist, best known for serving
Speaker 3: as the sole anchor of ABC's World News Tonight from
Speaker 3: eighty three until his passing in two thousand and five.
Speaker 3: Jennings passed three months after this episode aired.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: Dan Rather is an American journalist, commentator, and former national
Speaker 3: evening news anchor. Rather is known for his anchor role
Speaker 3: on CBS Evening News, a role he occupied for twenty
Speaker 3: four years. Peter Jennings at ABC News, Tom Broke at
Speaker 3: NBC News, and Dan Rather were the big three nightly
Speaker 3: news anchors in the US from the eighties through the
Speaker 3: early two thousands. I know it well, Lorali is saying,
Speaker 3: Rory working with Mitcham is big enough to be running
Speaker 3: in the same circles as the biggest journalist of two
Speaker 3: thousand and five. Fun trivia game for everybody, Here we go.
Speaker 3: Who is the news anchor on ABC? Now?
Speaker 2: Nobody want?
Speaker 3: David Muir? Who is the news anchor on NBC? Lester Holt?
Speaker 3: Who is the news anchor on CBS? I don't know
Speaker 3: that one. I do not know. I don't know, Yes,
Speaker 3: Johnny Depp, tune in for your Yes, neither of it.
Speaker 3: I cannot remember the CBS news one is. I think
Speaker 3: it might be a woman, but I I could be wrong.
Speaker 4: All right, Laurel is telling Luke how Rory is getting
Speaker 4: up at two am to go see Lane's band play,
Speaker 4: and Laurel I says yes, except that when the clock
Speaker 4: goes off at two, she will be dead asleep and
Speaker 4: won't hear I. However, will I will then proceed to
Speaker 4: get up, drag myself downstairs, recreating a classic Zucker brother's moment,
Speaker 4: and then I'll shake her awake. Zucker, Abrams and Zucker
Speaker 4: abbreviated to zazz z Z were an American comedy filmmaking
Speaker 4: trio consisting of Jim Abrams and and brothers David and
Speaker 4: Jerry Zucker, who specialized in writing slapstick comedy films during
Speaker 4: the nineteen eighties. Wow what Lorelei is referencing the classic
Speaker 4: movie Airplane, where they try to get a passenger to
Speaker 4: calm down in a line forms to shake the woman,
Speaker 4: and each time it gets more aggressive.
Speaker 2: Airplane. There's that movie again, Amy.
Speaker 3: What's your victor? Victor? What's your over under?
Speaker 2: Roger? Roger, we need to get her to a hospital.
Speaker 3: Fictions, but that's not important right now. And then it says,
Speaker 3: I've got a question. What's that It's an interrogative statement
Speaker 3: or something like that. He goes, but that's not important
Speaker 3: right now, So good, so good.
Speaker 2: Who is it me now? Mitcham talking to one of
Speaker 2: the head people at the Stamford Eagle Gazette, Mitcham, I'm
Speaker 2: saying these little costs, it's having you drop your hard correspondence.
Speaker 2: How much are you paying for syndicated features? You run?
Speaker 2: Dear Abbey and A Landers and ask Vicky? How many
Speaker 2: different ways of people in this community? Do you hear? Honey?
Speaker 2: He ain't going to change thumb? Is that? It's an
Speaker 2: American advice colm founded in nineteen fifty six by ap
Speaker 2: Pauline Phillips under the pen name Abigail van Buren, and
Speaker 2: carried on today by her daughter, Jeanie Phillips. Is that
Speaker 2: Genie Phillips or gene nobody knows?
Speaker 3: But it's okay.
Speaker 2: But that's not work right now? That's Esther Letterer, better
Speaker 2: known by the pen name Ann Landers, was an American
Speaker 2: advice calumnist and eventually a nationwide media celebrity. She began
Speaker 2: writing the Ask and Landers called nineteen fifty five and
Speaker 2: continued for forty seven years, by which time its readership
Speaker 2: was ninety million people. Ask Vicky is an advice column
Speaker 2: blog run by Vicky Matthews.
Speaker 3: I never heard of her.
Speaker 2: I never heard what what is? What does ND stand for?
Speaker 3: I don't know?
Speaker 2: It's not MD. She's some kind of a if she
Speaker 2: kind is kind of.
Speaker 3: You keep going and I'll tell you it has on sale.
Speaker 2: Google doctor of neuropathy it is.
Speaker 3: It is no drugs, naturopathic doctor.
Speaker 2: Oh natural, notre dame. It's a natural, right, all right?
Speaker 2: Well take your pick. Maybe it's all of them. Maybe
Speaker 2: it's just as Vicky. What's North Dakota.
Speaker 3: State?
Speaker 2: That's that important? Right now? Ask? Vicky uses the Five
Speaker 2: Elements models from Chinese medicine to help people understand and
Speaker 2: improve every relationship. The blog covers general relationships challenges and
Speaker 2: also responds to questions posed by readers.
Speaker 3: Rory, this is my favorite one. I've got a fun game.
Speaker 3: Rory begging Logan to give her foe on Mitchen so
Speaker 3: she can connect with him. He likes jazz, but not
Speaker 3: when it gets too experimental, and he hates when they
Speaker 3: quote my favorite things. My Favorite Things is a song
Speaker 3: from the nineteen fifty nine Rogers and Hammerson Hammerstein Music
Speaker 3: for the Sound of Music. Here's a game. Rain Drops on.
Speaker 2: You guys.
Speaker 3: Finish the line rain.
Speaker 4: Drops on my windowsill?
Speaker 3: Are you guys joking me? Right now? Rain Drops on
Speaker 3: my guitar? Roses whiskers on my chicken. No, do you
Speaker 3: guys not know the song? My favorite things? Rain drops
Speaker 3: on roses, whiskers on kittens, rain drops on on kittens,
Speaker 3: brown paper packages tied up with strings.
Speaker 4: These are few of my favorite things.
Speaker 2: When the dog.
Speaker 3: Bites, when the bee bite things, when I'm feeling sad,
Speaker 3: I simply remember my favorite and things, and then I don't.
Speaker 5: Know you bad.
Speaker 2: Wonderful rendition.
Speaker 3: We can really pull up the harmonies.
Speaker 2: Okay, have iHeart make out that royalty check to Rogers
Speaker 2: and Hammerstein or New York City.
Speaker 3: I have the rain drops on roses, whiskers on kittens,
Speaker 3: and I forgot bride copper kettles and warm wool and mittens. Pete,
Speaker 3: what kind.
Speaker 4: Of favorite things are those?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 5: How?
Speaker 4: Those sort of like chocolate chip cookies and.
Speaker 3: Sex and the city marathon chocolate chip.
Speaker 4: Cookies, right okay?
Speaker 2: Next one the most the most harmless things in the world.
Speaker 4: Right Okay? So the next one, Lucas saying to Lorelaija
Speaker 4: that she shouldn't meet with the guy about selling the
Speaker 4: inn and the potential new job, and then take it
Speaker 4: back and tells her she should meet with him. Laura,
Speaker 4: I says, my daughter, my sister, my daughter, my sister.
Speaker 4: Lurlai is quoting to the nineteen seventy four film Chinatown.
Speaker 4: Faye Dunaway's character in Chinatown admits that she had a
Speaker 4: sexual relationship with her father. Ooh, is that real in
Speaker 4: the movie? Yeah, gosh, I've never seen that movie before.
Speaker 2: It's an edgy, edgy fil.
Speaker 4: And one question who Catherine really is. She first says
Speaker 4: she's her daughter, then changes to my sister, and then
Speaker 4: eventually saying my sister and my daughter. And Laura Lai
Speaker 4: says this line because Luke is going back and forth
Speaker 4: on whether she should meet with this guy and is
Speaker 4: making it confusing.
Speaker 2: After Rory and Logan leave, Emily and Richard come back
Speaker 2: to the dining room and ask what's wrong with Laurela I?
Speaker 2: Laurrea I nothing, Just on those National Geographic shows, people
Speaker 2: are so sweaty after a meeting ritual be tour powder dry.
Speaker 2: You know that was a great line, that really was.
Speaker 2: National Geographic Channel features documentaries with factual content involving nature, science, culture,
Speaker 2: and history, plus some reality and pseudo scientific entertainment programming. Anyway,
Speaker 2: that's going to wrap it up, folks. Next episode is
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