Speaker 1: Are you leaving? I you wanna way back home? Either way,
Speaker 1: we want to be there.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter how much baggage you claim and give us
Speaker 2: time and a termino and gage.
Speaker 3: We want to send you off in style.
Speaker 1: We wanna welcome you back home. Tell us all about it?
Speaker 1: We scared? Or was it fine?
Speaker 4: Malborn?
Speaker 5: Do you need to ride?
Speaker 1: Do you need to ride? Do you need to ride?
Speaker 1: Do you need to ride?
Speaker 4: Do you need to ride?
Speaker 1: Do your need need to ride?
Speaker 6: Ride?
Speaker 7: Do you need.
Speaker 3: With Karen and Chris welcome to do you need to ride?
Speaker 3: This is Chris Fairbanks.
Speaker 4: And this is Karen Tilgariff.
Speaker 3: We are this this car is so do you know
Speaker 3: what I was wondering about? This electric vehicle?
Speaker 1: What Chris?
Speaker 3: Do you And this might be a dumb question. Never
Speaker 3: do you need to get ride?
Speaker 1: Of right?
Speaker 3: Do you need to get a ride?
Speaker 4: You're pitching new titles for the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and this might be just because the vehicle's electric.
Speaker 3: I feel like we should change the title, okay to
Speaker 3: do you need an electric ride? Does this car? Do
Speaker 3: you need oil changes? No, it does not, because.
Speaker 4: It's not there's no engine. It's a battery.
Speaker 3: Internal, but it's there. It's got to be a motor.
Speaker 3: It's an electric motor. I knew it was kind of
Speaker 3: a dumb question.
Speaker 1: Well, you're asking me and then telling me I'm wrong
Speaker 1: when I tell you the answer.
Speaker 3: Well I would, I would say it's just an electric motor.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're right. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: But but that's great that you don't have to go
Speaker 3: get oil changes.
Speaker 1: I mean, I gotta say this. Even when I had
Speaker 1: a normal motor, I never wanted gotta has changes. That's why, like,
Speaker 1: well I had the Honda fit. You didn't have to
Speaker 1: do stuff like that because it's a Honda.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I go. For some reason, I obey. I
Speaker 3: don't know why. It's the way I was raised. I
Speaker 3: every six thousand miles of the minute, it says you
Speaker 3: need an oil change. It's the only thing I'm on
Speaker 3: top of. I wish I treated taxes that way.
Speaker 1: But because of that, you have a car that's lasted
Speaker 1: you how many years it's never had a problem.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's long. Oh oh thirteen explosion thirteen end of
Speaker 3: the world thirteen years.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's great. Yeah, that's quite a record.
Speaker 3: It's not so much that oil changes as it is
Speaker 3: me whispering, sweet, nothing's to the dash where, of course
Speaker 3: a car's brain is. That's right, an heart just above
Speaker 3: the motor. Yes, the heart. I keep the heart in
Speaker 3: the jockey box.
Speaker 4: You guys have done a great job.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the right lane that.
Speaker 4: Isn't actually a lane be ready.
Speaker 3: I saw some amazing behavior. I don't know where the
Speaker 3: moon is right now.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's going to be full on Friday.
Speaker 3: Well, people are getting ready. I saw it was actually
Speaker 3: pretty impressive. This older lady was in her car, flat
Speaker 3: tire middle of the freeway, just had the hazards on,
Speaker 3: no and it was rubber shooting off, and she just
Speaker 3: had a smile on her.
Speaker 1: Face and sorry she was continuing to drive middle flight
Speaker 1: of flat tire, middle of the freeway.
Speaker 4: No attempt to not be doing that anymore.
Speaker 3: I almost no. She was just going for it. Got
Speaker 3: to get to that destination. I'll deal with it then, yeah.
Speaker 1: Very la.
Speaker 3: And that was right after I saw and this kind
Speaker 3: of bummed me out. It was a car that was
Speaker 3: being towed in The windshield wiper was like thirty tickets.
Speaker 3: It had been smashed and broken into and so many
Speaker 3: chalk marks all over it, like warnings of riding on
Speaker 3: the windshield, and there was a spider one of the
Speaker 3: windows because it was missing a spider web and just
Speaker 3: a spider going for a ride. Probably loved where it
Speaker 3: was living, and now it's going to be on the
Speaker 3: other side of town. Yeah, it's to start a life over.
Speaker 1: Or maybe it's getting a ride back to where it's
Speaker 1: actually from. And it's been taking him eleven years to
Speaker 1: try to get to the west side because he's just
Speaker 1: a spider. This is an animated feature, I mean pitched.
Speaker 1: What an adventure I gave.
Speaker 3: It's called The Spider's Adventure and it's been given the
Speaker 3: green light.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, this is great.
Speaker 1: The writer's strike is over.
Speaker 4: What a way to celebrate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now that the strike is over, I'm a Disney
Speaker 3: executive and sold.
Speaker 1: There's been some real upsets in the studios. Chris is
Speaker 1: now in charge of show business.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did nothing to deserve it, but I just
Speaker 3: willed it, and I borrowed copy of the secret had
Speaker 3: a lot to do with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how most studio heads get to where they get.
Speaker 1: I probably are right, I mean right, a lot of manifestation.
Speaker 1: You can tell the way they handled the strike.
Speaker 3: Step one, have unshakable confidence. Step two Communications degree.
Speaker 1: Step three, communicate so badly that all of America hates
Speaker 1: your guts.
Speaker 3: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: That's the I mean, to me, the exciting part, because
Speaker 1: I was the way they were talking all big in
Speaker 1: the beginning, like they're going to starve people out and
Speaker 1: they're going to make writers lose their homes and they're
Speaker 1: I mean like that kind of shit where it's like,
Speaker 1: now everyone's against you. You thought that was going to
Speaker 1: like intimidate people. Well, that's not the world you live
Speaker 1: in anymore, right, It's so great.
Speaker 3: And no one's going to forget. No, no, whoever it
Speaker 3: was that said that said that they might forget who
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 1: Like I just displayed, well, when you're in the writer's guild,
Speaker 1: you will remember every word that everyone says.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's or are you in the writer's skill
Speaker 3: I am not a writer skilled member. I've only written
Speaker 3: for shows that aren't writers skilled non union yep, which
Speaker 3: you know maybe one day, I mean.
Speaker 1: Is that a goal?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: Right now, I'm a professional car broadcaster. That's been my uh,
Speaker 3: that's been my main That's what I'm falling back on.
Speaker 1: Great do you like it?
Speaker 3: I love it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: Good, good good.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to think of ways to get you involved.
Speaker 1: Hey wait a minute, Hey, you know that you're in
Speaker 1: charge of show business.
Speaker 4: I can be a part of it. Yeah, it's gonna
Speaker 4: be great.
Speaker 3: Thank you for joining me. Oh, I keep green lighting
Speaker 3: everything today.
Speaker 1: Really a good idea to greenlight your own podcast.
Speaker 3: I love being an executive with a heart under my dash.
Speaker 4: What are some projects that are coming up in a future.
Speaker 3: We are doing a reality show about plumbers.
Speaker 1: Yes, what are plumber's up to these days?
Speaker 3: Called Pete the Plumber. I'm just reading. There's a van
Speaker 3: next to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw.
Speaker 3: It's my favorite thing in a movie or a show
Speaker 3: where they don't have an idea and they just look
Speaker 3: up and read a sign.
Speaker 1: Here's what's great about Pete the Plumber. His business was
Speaker 1: established in nineteen forty five.
Speaker 3: Who maybe his family PTP Pete.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I mean I would imagine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe his grandfather was the original Pete Pete the first.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, it's his family owned.
Speaker 4: Since nineteen since nineteen forty five five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I think the stories, I mean, it can
Speaker 1: be like a Perry Mason thing. We're going back into,
Speaker 1: like you know, World War two era Los Angeles. What
Speaker 1: was the plumbing, like if all the boys were away
Speaker 1: fighting for our country.
Speaker 3: These are all questions. If we slowed down, this car
Speaker 3: is so much acceleration. We could just ask Pete himself,
Speaker 3: what if it was the original Pete? He's just in
Speaker 3: a Civil War era jacket.
Speaker 1: Oh like you mean he's like a vampire.
Speaker 3: He was born in nineteen forty five.
Speaker 4: Oh so now he's eighty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's eighty.
Speaker 4: He's seventy six.
Speaker 3: Seventy six and family owned just has a nice ring
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 1: You mean he's lying, No, he's.
Speaker 3: Just Hey, I am my own family. He's a single guy.
Speaker 3: His only kids are pipes.
Speaker 4: Copper only in this family, Oh.
Speaker 3: Copper only if you're at night looking for some miss deal.
Speaker 4: Has there ever.
Speaker 1: Been a plumber's TV show? Can you think of any
Speaker 1: show that people have?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay, let's hear what you've come up with. Sorry, I
Speaker 1: don't know why I'm being so confrontational. No, no, real tone.
Speaker 3: You obviously didn't know of the One Day at a
Speaker 3: Time offshoot about Schneider.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, did I loved Schneider? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I really did. I don't remember what he did. I
Speaker 3: just remember his stature. He's a tall, lanky uh look
Speaker 3: like Ernest goes to camp looking guy. But yeah, or
Speaker 3: anywhere Ernest went u Jim Varne. I think he saved
Speaker 3: Christmas and to do that he had to fight the devil.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had to go to health.
Speaker 3: But he had a selicky mustache.
Speaker 1: He did, and he had kind of like a it
Speaker 1: was very the gritty seventies, right, so you know he
Speaker 1: was like gritty selick. Well that's what you just said.
Speaker 1: But I mean like he was like because he was
Speaker 1: the building super. So he was a plumber. He was
Speaker 1: a handyman. He did it, was an electrician. He had
Speaker 1: had big tool belts, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I other than I really can't think of any plumbing shows.
Speaker 3: I bet people are thinking of them, though. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: get some strongly worded handwritten letters.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's let's uh oh on the least, got it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: What can I say? Mine? The one I thought of,
Speaker 1: which is do you know one of those ghost shows?
Speaker 1: Those real ghost shows started It was plumbers and they
Speaker 1: were the ones that came and discovered that. Like oftentimes
Speaker 1: when people think that they have poltergeist in their house,
Speaker 1: it's because of the plumbing and the plumbing is making
Speaker 1: weird noises.
Speaker 3: That's so funny because sometimes the plumbing makes knocking noises
Speaker 3: that a arrhythmic knocking noises. Yeah, that could only be
Speaker 3: you think, a dead drummer, but someone in a percussion
Speaker 3: like someone that died in a percussion based accident. But
Speaker 3: it's really pie. I still to this day, I don't
Speaker 3: know why it would. It would beat to the rhythm
Speaker 3: of a metronome.
Speaker 1: Well, it's usually what water going through the pipe, which
Speaker 1: has its own nature, has its own natural rhythm.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Actually, what could be more fluid in nature than water?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not like rivers are fast one day and
Speaker 3: slow the next. Only it's hand on your phone and
Speaker 3: there's a show and it's a newer show. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: seventy percent rating on IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes, White House Plumbers.
Speaker 7: Oh show.
Speaker 4: Yes, Toby Houses on that show, you know Toby.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he used to do the Sinatra impression for MTV.
Speaker 4: Yes, he did it all.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: He's been on one thousand other TV shows, you know, But.
Speaker 3: Every time I see him, it's just like, rescue me.
Speaker 3: I'm like, Oh, that's a comedian on MTV that used
Speaker 3: to say inappropriate things.
Speaker 4: To Cindy Crawford, Jim Turner, Uh no.
Speaker 3: Dennis Leary, Oh oh yeah, just as an example of
Speaker 3: someone else. I can't go beyond. Like every time I
Speaker 3: every time I see Polly Shore, I'm like, hey, it's
Speaker 3: the wise I was.
Speaker 1: I the first time I saw Paul Shore, I felt
Speaker 1: like I was witnessing the future.
Speaker 4: It was like, who is this guy?
Speaker 1: This is? It's like how Northern California felt about Southern California.
Speaker 1: Or it's like they're so innovative down there, just doing
Speaker 1: things differently and they're so advanced. And then it's like
Speaker 1: Poly Shore in a kitchen being like that, wez.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just wearing cutoff shorts, baby dolls short shorts? Uh?
Speaker 4: Or is the baby doll for boys?
Speaker 1: Maybe?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he did that before.
Speaker 1: Anyone, Like dove shorts.
Speaker 3: Dove oh, like the dovetail. Shall they go down now?
Speaker 6: It was just the duh Yeah, it's yeah, I don't
Speaker 6: I don't don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know what dove shorts are.
Speaker 1: Okay, they were when you're because I think your sister
Speaker 1: and I are the same age, so it would have
Speaker 1: been something Lisa War And it's like in the early eighties,
Speaker 1: I would say early to mid and they were shorts
Speaker 1: that had would have a white panel and then a
Speaker 1: red panel, so one leg would be white, one leg
Speaker 1: would be red, and on the back it would be
Speaker 1: the opposite, and then you'd have a tank top that
Speaker 1: matched right, And they were kind of nilony, but it
Speaker 1: was I think mostly girls wore them.
Speaker 3: And those are coming back, are they?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I've seen it a lot on like a work pant,
Speaker 3: something like what I'm wearing now. No, different colored in
Speaker 3: the front, correspondingly opposite on the back. Four panels. Huh,
Speaker 3: and they're they're often called two panel pants.
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 4: Are you making that out?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, I've been. I almost thought about buying them. Uh,
Speaker 3: Dove shorts. I thought was where you're wearing shorts and
Speaker 3: you should wash them, But instead you just put a
Speaker 3: bar soap in there and go on with your day.
Speaker 1: You just rub a little soap on there and keep
Speaker 1: on chugging.
Speaker 3: Oh dove, Oh no, I'm thinking Ivory, one of the
Speaker 3: soaps liquid soaps. I think it was Ivory stung so
Speaker 3: bad when it got in your eye. And I only
Speaker 3: know this because we had a pump of it in
Speaker 3: my childhood. Bathroom. Yeah, and it would get coagulated at
Speaker 3: the at the end of the pump, and everyone would
Speaker 3: avoid cleaning off that hardened residual exactly. Next person has
Speaker 3: to deal with it somebody else. Yeah, And I would
Speaker 3: pump it. And one time it's shot liquid soap directly
Speaker 3: on my eyeball and it hurts so bad. I feel
Speaker 3: like I've told this before.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've heard this before.
Speaker 3: It's stung so bad that I panicked and then I
Speaker 3: slipped in the bathroom and fell hard, and my mom
Speaker 3: ran in and was just laughing as she should. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, because it was like, why are you suddenly
Speaker 3: on the ground. Why did you scream? She thought something
Speaker 3: scared me, But then I showed her my eye. That's horrible, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was. It was so don't the dove is okay,
Speaker 3: I didn't mean to attack the dove people, But ivory
Speaker 3: soap is so painful.
Speaker 1: I mean, I bet you you're not going to find
Speaker 1: a soap that isn't painful if it goes right on
Speaker 1: your eyeball.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm going to tell you the most painful,
Speaker 3: which one doctor Brauner's peppermint that stuff.
Speaker 1: Because then you're your eye heart. It's really bad. But
Speaker 1: you're having to read all that copy on the bottle.
Speaker 3: But it's almost like a joke that they're playing. Yeah
Speaker 3: it is Willy Wonka. You should have read the disclaimer
Speaker 3: sized font.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at the very bottom of the Doctor Browner's bottle
Speaker 1: it says watch out for your eyes.
Speaker 4: But you know we don't read it.
Speaker 3: No, No, it's too late. At that point, it's already
Speaker 3: blurry and you're.
Speaker 4: Screaming it's too far gone.
Speaker 1: It feels like these girls that are waiting for this
Speaker 1: light to turn are at PE or some sort of
Speaker 1: after school exercise program.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and well, that girl's in a different program.
Speaker 1: She's running, she's going somewhere else, but she has the
Speaker 1: same hair.
Speaker 3: She's getting extra credit.
Speaker 4: She's like, who cares, I'll run all the way to Western.
Speaker 3: That girl was a grown up.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, she's not part of the.
Speaker 3: Other team, but wearing similar clothing.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You see that a lot like entire classes of kids
Speaker 3: running through Los Angeles together. Yeah, that seems like a
Speaker 3: small town thing.
Speaker 1: But I wouldn't love having to do PE just in
Speaker 1: and around Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, let's go out and get what is statistically
Speaker 3: the worst air quality and these young growing lungs, let's
Speaker 3: fill them up.
Speaker 4: Fill her up.
Speaker 3: But it is good that it's just weird that those
Speaker 3: three were like, you know what, let's take a pit stop.
Speaker 4: Here, let's just hang out there. Will They look tired
Speaker 4: and kind of.
Speaker 1: Sick of it. I think it's weird that the full
Speaker 1: grown lady that had nothing to do with them, who
Speaker 1: was also jogging, had the same kind of ponytail.
Speaker 3: Well, we're going to get a second look at her
Speaker 3: here and decide if had she heard me, if she'd
Speaker 3: be offended or not. Let's see, let's see, Nope, she
Speaker 3: would have been. That's a child, that's a teenager. That's
Speaker 3: a teenager. I think that the highlights and the hair
Speaker 3: that uh they threw you, yeah, because they are kind
Speaker 3: of gray.
Speaker 4: Are you gonna let me over? Are you just the
Speaker 4: worst fucking person in.
Speaker 3: The world telling you it's the moon? I got a
Speaker 3: spider to transport across.
Speaker 4: Town out of my way. I'm Pete the plumber.
Speaker 3: It's just bothering me that. What is the story of that?
Speaker 3: When someone just leaves their car, abandons their car and
Speaker 3: lets it gather. Yeah, there was literally thirty tickets.
Speaker 1: Well, I wonder since you're saying it's all smashed up
Speaker 1: and you're imagining the order differently. I imagine they got
Speaker 1: into an accident, had to park it somewhere.
Speaker 4: They shouldn't have parked it. They couldn't go get it.
Speaker 3: That explains the front bumper and it because it looked
Speaker 3: like there was an accident. Yes, but right while it
Speaker 3: was sitting there, I think that's when someone did a
Speaker 3: smash and grab, or as I like to call it,
Speaker 3: the old Welcome to San Francisco. It's happening a lot there.
Speaker 3: If you live there, you know you laughed in a
Speaker 3: specific way. Yeah, and they're you know it just all
Speaker 3: the chalk marks. That was all. It showed a story
Speaker 3: that has been months. It reminded me of there was
Speaker 3: a show a backyard show these guys. It was called
Speaker 3: like lily hammered or something, which is a Southern term.
Speaker 3: But it was in the backyard and there was a
Speaker 3: car back there that was a at one point very
Speaker 3: nice Jaguar. But the story was that guy went off
Speaker 3: to jail and before he left, he did not shut
Speaker 3: his moon roof or the sun roof, and there was
Speaker 3: a peacock. There's our guest today. A peacock lived in it. Oh,
Speaker 3: it was very territorial.
Speaker 4: Just trying to wrap up his call.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm very excited for our guests today. Do you
Speaker 3: know get it?
Speaker 1: Do you need a ride?
Speaker 3: Almost ten years ago was the last time we did it.
Speaker 3: We gave him an electric ride. Yeah, that's electric.
Speaker 1: Hello, you know him from.
Speaker 3: Jeans Jeans, James, me and our guest today. You know
Speaker 3: I'm from clubs and colleges, James Agmy and there's our
Speaker 3: guest today.
Speaker 7: Well this is great. Yeah, there's no pre show the
Speaker 7: car we are.
Speaker 4: On, you're on.
Speaker 3: We're right into it. We aren't going to discuss today's
Speaker 3: game plan. You know how it works.
Speaker 1: We need a tight forty nine from you right now.
Speaker 3: It was almost ten years ago that you were last on.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 3: Does that blow your mind?
Speaker 7: Uh, you know, there's a lot of things I've gotten
Speaker 7: used to. Nothing really blows my mind. Yeah, the passage
Speaker 7: of time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I don't know why I kept keep getting
Speaker 3: surprised by it.
Speaker 7: Nobody. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I do have like memories now of comedy things that
Speaker 5: I think are like recent times.
Speaker 8: Like we all just fucking sat around and they're like, oh,
Speaker 8: that was before.
Speaker 3: Obama yeah, yeah, this was so sad.
Speaker 7: Those are Remember we all just sat around.
Speaker 4: Those are your best memories?
Speaker 1: I love sitting.
Speaker 3: All of my memories are couch based.
Speaker 5: This is a great podcast for me. It is well,
Speaker 5: here we are and it's tesla. Have we got a
Speaker 5: big iPad uh in the which is great engineering?
Speaker 1: Yeah right. We love when things stick out. Human beings love.
Speaker 3: It a jut. Yeah. Not a lot has changed since
Speaker 3: you were last one, but the car.
Speaker 1: Certainly has car.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we wrecked it. We just were looking for a
Speaker 3: good season ender.
Speaker 7: I turned this off.
Speaker 5: Now the doctor calls the dumb son of a bitch,
Speaker 5: what are your I waited an hour on the hold
Speaker 5: with this guy on a busy day and now they call,
Speaker 5: what two and a half hours late?
Speaker 3: Do you want to take the call?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: I don't. I want him to suffer. Although it's meat,
Speaker 5: it's going to be suffering.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean we could have put it on speaker,
Speaker 3: but no.
Speaker 1: People love medical content like it.
Speaker 5: Turns out you have false balls.
Speaker 7: I don't suffer from a rare syndrome of false balls.
Speaker 3: You have amnesia with the installation of nudicles. Are you
Speaker 3: familiar with nudicles?
Speaker 7: Uh? No? Is that just nuts.
Speaker 3: It is a surgical false ball that you give a pet,
Speaker 3: a pet that's been need so they like as a gift. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and so they don't have a sense of loss. But
Speaker 3: deep down, you know, if you actually interviewed a dogger cat,
Speaker 3: I think they know something.
Speaker 5: I need something like that. But like a little career
Speaker 5: that I can have as.
Speaker 4: A toy autical job.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like a just a career that you can bat
Speaker 5: around like a cat and be like I'm important.
Speaker 3: I think I think you have a great career.
Speaker 7: I know, I've had to go for the joke.
Speaker 1: Kid.
Speaker 3: The last time spoke, we spoke, we both spoke together.
Speaker 3: Each of us were listening. You were about to record
Speaker 3: either an album or a special.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was great.
Speaker 1: Give us some three highlights and two low lights.
Speaker 5: So we did it at Uh we did it at
Speaker 5: the Allegion. I guess two weeks ago. And I don't
Speaker 5: know when this comes out, so it could be two
Speaker 5: months ago.
Speaker 3: But whatever it was, right, we don't know either.
Speaker 7: Uh. It was recorded.
Speaker 5: It's a historical fact now, yes, it's in Heroditus's histories
Speaker 5: of the Americas. So I did two shows in one night.
Speaker 5: It was recorded by eight hundred pound Gorilla. The seven
Speaker 5: thirty show was really good and sold out, and then
Speaker 5: the nine thirty show was not sold out, but better.
Speaker 5: We're gonna just use the nine thirty show as the show.
Speaker 5: Nice and it's a little long, it's an hour and fifteen.
Speaker 3: That's so I'm going to trim.
Speaker 1: The fact beside for the children cut nothing.
Speaker 3: Siktoks was there was there any bed not using bits
Speaker 3: of each show.
Speaker 7: I did the same shit in both shows. Yeah, there
Speaker 7: was just slightly better in the nine thirty show.
Speaker 3: Well that yeah, that was my experience. I recorded two
Speaker 3: shows also and did the same ship mostly, And you know,
Speaker 3: sometimes a version of one joke could go better the
Speaker 3: second show, and sometimes it'd be better at the first show.
Speaker 3: So if mix and there are setups that were from
Speaker 3: the first show, and then the punchline would be from
Speaker 3: the exactly.
Speaker 7: There was one thing that I did I did better.
Speaker 5: I performed better in the second show, which was I
Speaker 5: was sweating like a hog on stage, which I knew
Speaker 5: it was gonna happen, and so then there's people panicking
Speaker 5: around me between shows trying to change my wardrobe, and
Speaker 5: I was like, let's just dry it out and let
Speaker 5: me sweat. Out like a hog a second time on schedule,
Speaker 5: and I'll just address it. So then I had didn't
Speaker 5: address it in the first show. I was just like
Speaker 5: plow through it. People won't care. And then we realized,
Speaker 5: like between shows in the Green, we realize people will
Speaker 5: care about nothing except how sloppy and sweaty you look
Speaker 5: on their TV at home.
Speaker 3: Unless you make one good joke and about are you
Speaker 3: gonna call it? James Adomian sweating like a mine?
Speaker 7: It's up there.
Speaker 1: What are our choices so far?
Speaker 7: Talk to of the titles? Yeah, oh, I have some
Speaker 7: good ones. I have the list. Let me pull it
Speaker 7: out here. Uh what do I have? Let's put this
Speaker 7: guy on airplane mode.
Speaker 4: James Adomian, the doctor just called back.
Speaker 3: There's so many, There's so many.
Speaker 7: One of them is unfair? Use right?
Speaker 5: Sure, Okay, where's the list of titles.
Speaker 3: I anguished over the title so much, and I still
Speaker 3: don't know that I made the right decisions.
Speaker 5: I thought about calling it crowd work because I do
Speaker 5: zero cloudwork, and I even like make fun of like
Speaker 5: how I'm not gonna do crowd work.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's hilarious.
Speaker 3: Did you do that during your set? Like?
Speaker 7: Yeah, which is yeah, you know you, sir, Yeah, exactly?
Speaker 7: Do you like this? Next?
Speaker 5: The joke is the joke I do is you know
Speaker 5: you're used to seeing comedy the way it should be
Speaker 5: on a vertical screen where someone's doing crowd work, that
Speaker 5: the comedy legally is now. But I'm not gonna do it.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to do a comedian destroys Heckler video.
Speaker 5: When you see mine, it's gonna be like James and
Speaker 5: Domian negotiates with Heckler.
Speaker 7: Comes to an arrangement.
Speaker 5: Everything is like everything is all of them are self deprecating,
Speaker 5: false positive, unmindful, fucking tickets still available? Surely that must
Speaker 5: have been done someone.
Speaker 3: I don't think, so that's great.
Speaker 5: The other thing is I have to that's a hard
Speaker 5: thing to google though, yes it is still available, and
Speaker 5: they're like, well, no ship and we've been looking at
Speaker 5: the website.
Speaker 1: I think crowd work is such a good idea because
Speaker 1: the people. It's just such a funny thing, like the
Speaker 1: idea that people might want to watch a special because
Speaker 1: it's crowd work.
Speaker 7: Just then yes, okay.
Speaker 4: What are you doing? Why is this the part you want?
Speaker 5: Or I could call it clapter too? How else can
Speaker 5: I defeat myself before.
Speaker 4: How about audience manipulation?
Speaker 7: But you know the show is going to be immediately
Speaker 7: banned in many countries.
Speaker 1: Great the special because you're talking about ethereum exactly.
Speaker 7: And they can't handle it.
Speaker 5: It's only going to be screenable in the in Uh
Speaker 5: what is it? Where's what's Boukeli the president of is
Speaker 5: the press El Salvador. That's right, he's like the most
Speaker 5: bitcoin favorable world leader.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 7: He wanted to have a volcano power.
Speaker 5: He literally wanted to have a volcano power the Bitcoin server,
Speaker 5: which is like, go there.
Speaker 4: Yes, how is that possible?
Speaker 7: We have not.
Speaker 5: Harnessed yet the power of the magma. Why are we
Speaker 5: dicking around with all these wind wind chimes and ship Yeah?
Speaker 3: How long do jesus they want to die?
Speaker 4: You know, we were stuck.
Speaker 3: He did have a look on his face like I'm
Speaker 3: an eddie and I'm an eddie that don't make eye contact.
Speaker 1: But also they were I think he was doing that
Speaker 1: because that we were stuck in that crosswork.
Speaker 4: Yeah, against the light that it actually changed.
Speaker 5: That's like the Philadelphia way to coursework, get out of here.
Speaker 5: There was also a guy on a motorcycle who came
Speaker 5: behind you on the crosswalk. I don't know if he
Speaker 5: saw that part motorcycle wrong way on the street crosswalk.
Speaker 5: This is Hollywood Wednesday in Holly would Yeah, this.
Speaker 1: Is why people move here for that kind of action.
Speaker 3: Get ready to be surrounded by both at both ends,
Speaker 3: by people that want to be somewhere else.
Speaker 1: I actually the unfortunate part is that I was trying
Speaker 1: to I wanted to turn right so we could go
Speaker 1: to that Starbucks and get coffee. But all right, it
Speaker 1: was all sucked up.
Speaker 3: Well, there will be another one. That's a good thing
Speaker 3: about the mom and pop that's independently.
Speaker 4: That's the thing about it is that they are not couple.
Speaker 4: So James, what else is going on?
Speaker 7: I mean, especially Fanny and Bruce Starbucks.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, they work so hard.
Speaker 4: Family owned since nineteen forty five.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Fanny Starbucks started this change out of a bottom
Speaker 9: of a bottom of basement.
Speaker 7: She had a dream, she had a cup of coffee.
Speaker 1: She wanted to caffeinate hobos all around, and she did it.
Speaker 7: She did do it.
Speaker 5: One of my favorite things when someone's running for office
Speaker 5: is when like John Edwards did this and a lot
Speaker 5: of other people do too. Where if you listen to
Speaker 5: the words or even just like lightly google them, you're like, oh,
Speaker 5: I get it, your grandfather was rich. But then they
Speaker 5: try to say the story like like it was a
Speaker 5: hard working family. My grandfather, with his own two hands,
Speaker 5: hired fifty people at a factory to use their hands,
Speaker 5: and yeah, to use their hands, and year after year
Speaker 5: he would have to let them go and it hurt
Speaker 5: his heart somewhech I know the struggle of the American working.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they can't even manufacture a backstory that sounds my
Speaker 3: father was a small town.
Speaker 5: You could be any kind of asshole in a small town,
Speaker 5: and then you're suddenly there William Jennings Bryant campaigning for
Speaker 5: the common people.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Eddie Pepatone mentioned just flippantly Julie Leuis Dreyfus. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I have so much trouble. It's because I don't like
Speaker 3: Richard Dreyfus uh coming from money, and I know her
Speaker 3: dad was a bit multi billionaire. That's surprised. Is fun
Speaker 3: because she doesn't seem like a I like her so much.
Speaker 7: Like someone I guess, yeah, totally. Yeah, there's Jesus.
Speaker 5: Jesus broke bread with Roman soldiers and tax collectors and
Speaker 5: I am a Christian.
Speaker 3: Now sorry, break well, what are you King James or Old?
Speaker 3: What's your favorite testament?
Speaker 7: I go with the septuagent.
Speaker 3: I go with the Gideons.
Speaker 7: Sure, yeah, gettable.
Speaker 3: Handheld, easy, easy to access. The only time I'm religious
Speaker 3: is when I'm in a hotel.
Speaker 1: The only time do you never come to miss miss
Speaker 1: Janiios Cristianos Guerreros they have Jehovah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't do it.
Speaker 7: I have a minor theory theological disagreement.
Speaker 3: With about something very specific.
Speaker 5: This is my this is what this is my little
Speaker 5: literal favorite thing. When you're like in a Wikipedia hole
Speaker 5: reading about some war from the past.
Speaker 7: And they're like, uh, the entire war. It lasted twenty
Speaker 7: five years.
Speaker 5: There was a war about whether the Holy Spirit was
Speaker 5: an equal part of God as Jesus and the And
Speaker 5: you're like that was the whole You thought a war
Speaker 5: about them, that's a whole Well, the Holy Spirit was
Speaker 5: like a.
Speaker 3: Guy, Yeah, even today, it'll be about a specific, very
Speaker 3: specific thing about who was a witness to Jesus or
Speaker 3: something that like even uh, in what's the main the
Speaker 3: war that I should know more about? But I went
Speaker 3: to school in Montana, so I don't know.
Speaker 7: Let me rattle off.
Speaker 1: Twelve.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the one hundred years wore Roses were the roses?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, what a great script. I sat on a
Speaker 3: plane next. Yeah, I was on an airplane going to
Speaker 3: Aspen for a comedy thing and the guy next to me.
Speaker 7: I worked for the Planetageny retainer war the Roses.
Speaker 3: The guy the guy next to me wrote that he
Speaker 3: made that movie, and my cousin Vinny, he was it
Speaker 3: was a nice guy.
Speaker 1: It's a funny movie.
Speaker 7: What is it? What are their names? Uh?
Speaker 4: The stars Kathleen Turner and Michael.
Speaker 7: Kathleen, Michael fucking Douglas.
Speaker 3: Oh man, that was pretty good. Yeah, the last time you're.
Speaker 7: At the heyday of Hollywood's smoking stars.
Speaker 3: It still holds up. I watched Romancing the Stone with
Speaker 3: their work there. Oh yeah, it's not allowed. Whatever you
Speaker 3: want to do. That's the rules with motorcycles. The deal
Speaker 3: is if there's a wreck, it's not your fault, so
Speaker 3: you can rest easy at night.
Speaker 7: If you survive it, you win it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, which is what I've always said. Oh no,
Speaker 3: you're okay to do this. All of a sudden, surrounded
Speaker 3: by scooters.
Speaker 5: I like that you went back to the intersection of
Speaker 5: the scooters.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you know what, boys, I have something else
Speaker 4: to say to you.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which they were around for you to get your revenge.
Speaker 1: I realized. Also, this is the worst placed Starbucks drive
Speaker 1: through of all time. Yeah, terribly placed.
Speaker 3: Well, one of the entrances just has a chain, as
Speaker 3: if to say.
Speaker 5: Right, the entrance that goes with the flow of traffic
Speaker 5: is like, not this one, You're gonna make a you
Speaker 5: turn three lefts Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: That's you turn down to God damn it.
Speaker 3: Well well then why no wonder no one's in mind?
Speaker 3: Make it easier to access.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 1: We're going to bring all of this up to them
Speaker 1: when we get up to that window.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it turns out I'm the one writing a strong
Speaker 3: leg worded leather. Leather, I'm going to write it on leather.
Speaker 1: This is mayhem. Guys.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that we have you on again, because last time, James,
Speaker 3: you kept getting interrupted by people were climbing in the car.
Speaker 7: Oh right, God, you drove me to l e X
Speaker 7: or something.
Speaker 3: Yes, and fifteen different people. Oh that's kept climbing.
Speaker 1: In It's like legendary A legendary episode.
Speaker 3: Half half the podcast. You were on the roof.
Speaker 5: Wait wait wait, wait, pull over. I see Eddie Peppertone
Speaker 5: edd on the side of the road.
Speaker 4: Can we pick them up?
Speaker 7: Okay, oh Eddie, where are you going?
Speaker 3: He sees us.
Speaker 10: Steve, Let me in a fucking tesla. Let me in
Speaker 10: a fucking tesla. I have a doctor's appointment and I
Speaker 10: gotta get there in a fucking tesla.
Speaker 7: I got problems.
Speaker 10: I I'm a working class comic.
Speaker 7: I'm fucking working class. You know.
Speaker 5: I always I always doubt myself, and I never doubt myself.
Speaker 7: More than when I look in the mirror and I go.
Speaker 3: There, you are you fuck. It's why I brought up
Speaker 3: the Julie Louis Dreyfus thing, because I wanted to bring
Speaker 3: up Eddie pet.
Speaker 10: Don't get me started on these fucking billionaires and people
Speaker 10: of people of critics said, they say, Eddie, why do
Speaker 10: you have large scale beef with minor sitcoms.
Speaker 7: It's because I ad for them.
Speaker 11: All you want to do, all you want to do
Speaker 11: is sit down, I have a nice cup of Nesley
Speaker 11: cocoa or something, and just get a couple of chuckles.
Speaker 11: In before you have to go to bed, and there
Speaker 11: it is an a billionaire.
Speaker 1: Eddie.
Speaker 3: You've been working out, right, I see you.
Speaker 8: H yeah, I'm working out. I'm starting an only fans
Speaker 8: so far it's just lonely fans. All right, folks, those
Speaker 8: are not the jokes. If you'll excuse me, you can
Speaker 8: drop me off here. I'm auditioning. I'm auditioning for a
Speaker 8: children's production of the Wizard of Oz.
Speaker 7: It's the Cowardly Lion in Longland, like it dead with
Speaker 7: Burt Law. The fucks.
Speaker 10: These fucking kids don't know how bad it's gonna get.
Speaker 7: Thanks for the fucking ride, than Eddie.
Speaker 3: Oh stop buying it. What do you think of Amazon?
Speaker 4: Oh shit?
Speaker 3: Oh well, it was nice of Eddie. I've rich James
Speaker 3: had got gotten back in the car.
Speaker 5: I know, I know that when he's in the car,
Speaker 5: you you give him a wide berth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you just really got to let him have his say.
Speaker 3: It was nice of you not to interrupt him. It
Speaker 3: was good to see Eddie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been a while.
Speaker 3: Last time, famously he did not notice. But that was
Speaker 3: the only time we had a close call with a collision.
Speaker 3: It will never happen though.
Speaker 7: I'm glad that you know that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do know.
Speaker 7: We are where I just Oh, I can't believe I
Speaker 7: missed the spot.
Speaker 3: Your doctor.
Speaker 5: No, we I but it is a medical incident right
Speaker 5: here at this part of Fountain Avenue that gets cut
Speaker 5: off by the school.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and it's zig zags.
Speaker 5: You have to take jog on another street to get
Speaker 5: back on the fountain.
Speaker 7: That's where I fell off a bird scooter during the pandemic.
Speaker 3: No, and I.
Speaker 7: Broke my arm.
Speaker 4: Oh shit, what'd you do?
Speaker 7: And this bit did not make it into the special
Speaker 7: Fair outtakes.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I was you know, it was the night
Speaker 5: that meltdown, comics burned down, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: And it was on a full moon.
Speaker 5: But it was an Aquarius full moon and so I
Speaker 5: being like it was like hard hardcore lockdown, like like
Speaker 5: early August twenty twenty, and I was.
Speaker 7: So fucking bored and crazy.
Speaker 5: And it was an Aquarius full moon, and I, being
Speaker 5: an Aquarius, was like, it's time.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna, I'm gonna go get it. Yes, I'm gonna,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna.
Speaker 5: And it was like two nights in a row full
Speaker 5: moon because the full moon was at noon or whatever.
Speaker 5: So I was like, I'm gonna fucking take bird scooters
Speaker 5: around all the places that I used to do comedy.
Speaker 7: Just remember my life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you were in a panic about the future.
Speaker 7: And I got to.
Speaker 9: And then the second night, Meltdown comics caught on fire
Speaker 9: and it was on social media, and I was like, well,
Speaker 9: I have been planning to get on a bird scooter
Speaker 9: and drive around to the places I used to do comedy.
Speaker 5: Might as well go say goodbye to Meltdown. So I
Speaker 5: got on a bird scooter.
Speaker 3: If someone read between the line, it sounds like you're
Speaker 3: admitting that you're the one that burned down Meltdown.
Speaker 4: Sure the timeline.
Speaker 3: You thought about it the night before.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 5: You know me, I'm a famous pirate, so I bird
Speaker 5: scooters and I'm an I am an expert bird scooter writer,
Speaker 5: you know. I like slalom my weight back when you're
Speaker 5: about to hit a bump, slow down, speed up, eyes,
Speaker 5: Like I have very alert eyes because I don't usually drive,
Speaker 5: and I'm like street all the time, so I'm like
Speaker 5: possible threats in every direction. Yeah, and I deliberately take
Speaker 5: smaller streets like not Hollywood Boulevard if you can avoid it.
Speaker 3: And you do go side by side feet kind of slow.
Speaker 3: I'm like, you're on a.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and I'm not even a good skateboarder.
Speaker 3: I know that's what that do, but that's the misconception.
Speaker 3: I all I do is skateboard, but I stand side
Speaker 3: by side on those things. It doesn't make sense to
Speaker 3: have to be surface.
Speaker 5: I thought for a second, you know if you ride
Speaker 5: you skateboard with your feet side by side, it's.
Speaker 3: Me for seventies, look at me. No, I approve of
Speaker 3: your decisions.
Speaker 5: So I mean I get to meltdown conks, I take pictures.
Speaker 5: At this point, I'm like, I'm gonna put her on Instagram.
Speaker 5: It's great and need some content. There's good street art
Speaker 5: right sure, I'm having memories. And I had an intention
Speaker 5: to buy a bunch of beer and then ride back
Speaker 5: home and drink it.
Speaker 7: Flash forward.
Speaker 5: I never ended up drinking this beer, so I wasn't
Speaker 5: drunk when it happened. But I got back on the
Speaker 5: bird scooter. I ate some food. When back when you
Speaker 5: had to be like, could you please pass the fork
Speaker 5: through the through the law?
Speaker 7: And I got uh, I got to the I got
Speaker 7: there are they open that Chase bank? But I don't
Speaker 7: know if this branch is open.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, somebody put look it up on your phone.
Speaker 3: I'll do that.
Speaker 5: What am I They've been closing without notice lately, but
Speaker 5: please don't tell the public that I have.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, you must love fees closing sound Yeah, alright,
Speaker 2: let's whip around that.
Speaker 7: But they also have been closing without notice anyway. So
Speaker 7: I eat.
Speaker 5: Something, I'm like, well, I bought these beers. Let's go
Speaker 5: home and drink them. I'm on the bird scooter. I
Speaker 5: have beers and shit in my backpack, and I'm driving
Speaker 5: down Sunset a fountain on the bird scooter, thinking to myself, Wow,
Speaker 5: it's not so bad. There's no traffic on the streets.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna get through this pandemic. There was a full moon.
Speaker 7: I'm like singing the song from the sixties, this is
Speaker 7: the dawning of the age.
Speaker 5: And then there's the part of fountain that you have
Speaker 5: to zigzag and the lights are not as good. And
Speaker 5: there was a full moon, but there's a lot of
Speaker 5: big trees covering the moonlight. And I didn't notice it
Speaker 5: because I was just zipping and I passed by a
Speaker 5: bunch of possible obstacles.
Speaker 7: I never figured out what it was. There was a construction.
Speaker 5: Site, which I went back a few days later and
Speaker 5: saw that there was like a construction site with a
Speaker 5: busted fence where a bunch of gravel had fallen into
Speaker 5: the road. So there was just like gravel and rubble
Speaker 5: and also potholes and branches everywhere.
Speaker 7: And I was like, it could have been any of
Speaker 7: these things. Whatever it was.
Speaker 5: I'm cruising at max speed on the bird scooter eighteen
Speaker 5: miles an hour, and then out of nowhere, dark Street
Speaker 5: hit something.
Speaker 7: Fop and then like and I you know, I could I'd.
Speaker 5: Never broken a bone besides like little fingers and toes,
Speaker 5: you know. And immediately I was the wind was knocked
Speaker 5: out of me. I thought I'd broken a rib. I
Speaker 5: was like, I scraped my face and my glasses flew
Speaker 5: off like.
Speaker 7: A boy's characters. Of course, and I this is crucial.
Speaker 5: I was wearing a fedora and I was exactly forty
Speaker 5: years old, so of course I was a forty year
Speaker 5: old fucking.
Speaker 7: Dork in a fedora on a bird scooter.
Speaker 5: And many people would think like, oh, you deserve to
Speaker 5: fall over it.
Speaker 12: Yeah, And then so like I'm like, oh, wind winded
Speaker 12: and then this guy rides by and a bicycle goes
Speaker 12: are you okay?
Speaker 7: And I go and he just keeps riding.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: He was like, as long as he's alive, that's all
Speaker 7: I care about.
Speaker 1: You're fine.
Speaker 4: How'd you get to the hospital?
Speaker 5: I got back on the bird scooter because and I
Speaker 5: had a broken right arm, which is how you knew
Speaker 5: the gas pedal part of it on that particular model.
Speaker 3: Did you know it was broken?
Speaker 7: I'm very proud of myself.
Speaker 1: You should be.
Speaker 7: I knew it was broken because it was a worse pain,
Speaker 7: right than a.
Speaker 5: Sprain in the shape and it was like it was
Speaker 5: like swollen, oh man, you know that thing, and it hurt.
Speaker 7: It hurt to make the bird scooter go, So I
Speaker 7: was I wasn't going eighteen miles an hour. It was like.
Speaker 1: You might as well blocked.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I fucking got there.
Speaker 5: I fucking got there, very proud of myself, like some
Speaker 5: kind of hero in action movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's nothing more badass than riding the vehicle that
Speaker 3: broke your arm to the hospital.
Speaker 1: Yeah, continuing, you taught it a lesson.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Yeah, And then I had I like I had
Speaker 5: to like I had to like stop and take a.
Speaker 7: Picture of the bird scooter.
Speaker 5: You know, make sure that it's I didn't want to
Speaker 5: be have the toll running all night.
Speaker 3: Long, exceeding your medical buildings.
Speaker 5: In fact, it was the same ride I didn't bird
Speaker 5: scooter was like, you're good. Did you fall off and
Speaker 5: break your arm? That happens sometimes, Yeah, keep going go
Speaker 5: to the hospital.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you should have to put in your insurance information
Speaker 3: just to start up a bird scooter.
Speaker 5: And I only mean these stories as recommendations for people
Speaker 5: in medical crises. If you've fallen off a bird scooter,
Speaker 5: do ride that bird scooter.
Speaker 7: Plea.
Speaker 5: It's why I do comedies, to recommend that people do
Speaker 5: the same things I do.
Speaker 1: Do medical stuff. And uh, there's a we work right
Speaker 1: there up over there. It's like a place you can
Speaker 1: go and look at your laptop.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's like a coffee shop.
Speaker 7: We work as like a library that you pay for that.
Speaker 1: Doesn't have It's a coffee shop with nothing to eat
Speaker 1: or drink.
Speaker 3: But no one will shut you. I yeah, I can't
Speaker 3: believe that that happened, and that you.
Speaker 1: Now do you know when it's going to rain now?
Speaker 1: Because of your broken arm?
Speaker 7: I feel it.
Speaker 5: I feel the air pressure change. But I have already
Speaker 5: had injuries in my knees that weren't breaks.
Speaker 7: So now it's like.
Speaker 5: And I had sliced opened my hand several years ago,
Speaker 5: and so I have now multiple there's.
Speaker 7: A multiple alarm belts that go off when there's an
Speaker 7: air pressure.
Speaker 4: You're a weather vein.
Speaker 7: I feel my ankle's.
Speaker 5: Knees, my left palm, and my right wrist.
Speaker 3: Farmers called jams task. How Cornet's gonna you know.
Speaker 5: You know when ducktails, how like when Gizmo Duck would
Speaker 5: lose control of his mechanical suit.
Speaker 7: That's what it's like when it rains. I'm like, I.
Speaker 3: Had no idea until you did the voice that there school.
Speaker 4: Okay, it looks open.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they do have a parking lot in there. It
Speaker 5: does not really fool They lie.
Speaker 7: People, they do.
Speaker 3: They lie there.
Speaker 7: You have one or two spaces. Oh, they're gonna have
Speaker 7: also a looting zone.
Speaker 1: Which can I just go.
Speaker 3: In here and you know what, let's just go right there.
Speaker 7: Can I take this microphone off while I do my Yes.
Speaker 3: Of course, we'll just brief I leave.
Speaker 7: I'll wire some stuff to them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. But James and his offshore accounts.
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