Speaker 1: You're rolling.
Speaker 2: I'm rolling alrighty.
Speaker 3: Like I have no idea what he just did because
Speaker 3: my eyes were closed.
Speaker 1: It was I don't know where it went.
Speaker 4: Wait, sure you still don't know.
Speaker 1: No, it's over there somewhere. Okay, cuck cuckoo. Yeah, someone's
Speaker 1: gonna step in it. I better not be me. I'm
Speaker 1: telling you from now. Welcome to Bowl Chat.
Speaker 4: Today is the Vampire.
Speaker 5: Wednesday October we come to ball yet. Yes, it's the
Speaker 5: podcast where we just talk about whatever.
Speaker 3: Whatever. I have something that's whatever. What my head hurts?
Speaker 1: What's the matter with your head?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's like I think I'm getting a migraine.
Speaker 3: It happens in the back.
Speaker 4: So you have you had migraines?
Speaker 1: I do? I actually have migrain medication now.
Speaker 4: Oh really?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've been getting headaches from time to time and
Speaker 1: sometimes they're so debilitating, yeah that I just can't even function.
Speaker 5: I went and had the head thing and the head thing,
Speaker 5: don't you put your head in the thing? And I
Speaker 5: don't know, and so yeah, apparently I have migraines every
Speaker 5: once in a while. So now I'm on the fake
Speaker 5: rel packs.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 5: It's generic rail packs is a migraine medication, huh, And
Speaker 5: it's really It works well for me. But the problem
Speaker 5: is is the actual name brand is really expensive and
Speaker 5: insurance doesn't cover it because as a generic.
Speaker 3: But do you take it every day?
Speaker 1: No, well it's a lot of mind.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 5: I take it when I need it, and it's maybe
Speaker 5: maybe once a month. But the generic one is slightly
Speaker 5: It makes me a little bit dizzy. It's weird because
Speaker 5: it's supposed to be exactly the same, but maybe it
Speaker 5: can't be exactly the same, just like regular corn flakes
Speaker 5: like Kellogg's, you know.
Speaker 1: And like some Rando story.
Speaker 5: I don't think they can be exactly the same. I
Speaker 5: think it has to be something slightly different, one or
Speaker 5: two ingredients, you know, maybe just yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I get.
Speaker 3: Migraines in like like waves, Like I won't have one
Speaker 3: for like a year, two years, and then all of
Speaker 3: a sudden, I'll have like a string of like yeah,
Speaker 3: and I they're called like aura migraines or something. Because
Speaker 3: my sockets, it is it feels like someone is literally
Speaker 3: trying to come through my eye socket and on my
Speaker 3: left side and back here it's like this side of
Speaker 3: my face. If I could literally just take it off
Speaker 3: and then just put it back on when it feels better.
Speaker 5: You wish you could just like hit the thing and
Speaker 5: pop it open and scoop it out and close it back.
Speaker 3: Yes, so that's not fun for me right now. I
Speaker 3: took an advil and I'm gonna hope for the best.
Speaker 1: You know, what does it take? Also, only take one advil? Really, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll never do anything.
Speaker 3: Everybody says that, But if I take two, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I had a really bad reaction once when I took
Speaker 3: two advils. So I'm I'm a little afraid.
Speaker 5: You would have lunch today now, I'm very busy with podcast.
Speaker 5: Even you could take it on a thing at the table.
Speaker 3: Take it on a thing at the table? Why because
Speaker 3: I can't?
Speaker 5: Also, can we can we somehow get like better camera equipment?
Speaker 5: I'm sure no, but can we just can we? Do
Speaker 5: think there's anywhere that this company would like just put
Speaker 5: an actual camera there, not that thing. I like a
Speaker 5: good camera like the one that Deanna uses, Like I
Speaker 5: just mounted there because when I watched this back, it's like, eh,
Speaker 5: kind of gives me a headache watching is that one? Well,
Speaker 5: I not gonna move it every time. I don't want
Speaker 5: to look this way the whole time. Hey, everybody, you know,
Speaker 5: plus you know we've got the great backdrop and all.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm literally making do with what I have.
Speaker 1: Though I know it's a laptop, it is what it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, do you have any solutions?
Speaker 5: No, but maybe we can ask somebody. Okay, maybe in
Speaker 5: the box of things that never made it over from
Speaker 5: the other radio station is a camera.
Speaker 3: My notary and my work laptop, all of it gone.
Speaker 3: I wonder, do you ever wonder, like where is that
Speaker 3: it's gone? It was thrown away, but no, it wasn't
Speaker 3: thrown away, so it's somewhere.
Speaker 1: Has it.
Speaker 3: I guarantee you the way that those were boxed up,
Speaker 3: those movers were the worst movers i've and I've had
Speaker 3: bad movers. They literally scratched my table at my old
Speaker 3: move and one guy just gave up and just started
Speaker 3: eating a sandwich in the hallway. But this was the
Speaker 3: worst move because they were cocky about it. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: have a photographic memory.
Speaker 1: I remember that guy.
Speaker 3: No my boxes, all right, then where did it go?
Speaker 3: And then I showed up a picture. I don't remember
Speaker 3: that one. Well, clearly you don't have a photographic memory,
Speaker 3: then Buddy should maybe be writing these things down.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: That was that was not great. And there's still a
Speaker 5: thousand boxes just sitting in the open space downstairs, I know,
Speaker 5: all trash trash. Really Yeah, people pack things up to
Speaker 5: have them shipped here and they just don't care.
Speaker 3: Honestly, we could probably go through those and find a camera.
Speaker 3: I found some pretty good things down there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not my notary or my work laptop. But it's fine,
Speaker 3: all right. Howbout your vacation? What now your vacation?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry? What even the one day off that I
Speaker 1: had that was cool?
Speaker 3: How was it being able to wake up in your
Speaker 3: own house one day and not have to come in here?
Speaker 1: Oh? That was cool. I mean, I guess that is vacation.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know, so yeah, let's not glass half empty.
Speaker 5: It on Columbus Day. Oh, I'm so sorry, Indigenous People's Day.
Speaker 3: I hope I didn't trigger any of you.
Speaker 1: A good one.
Speaker 5: I took my daughter Cooper to part right, you know,
Speaker 5: the indoor water park.
Speaker 1: That was cool. Okay, we had a really really good
Speaker 1: time there. That was fun.
Speaker 5: You know, seven thousand dollars in the arcade so she
Speaker 5: can get a pencil eraser. You know how that works?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what it is.
Speaker 5: At the arcades, at all these places make me nuts,
Speaker 5: But at the end of the day, I just have
Speaker 5: to sit and say, you know what, it's fun for
Speaker 5: the kids to play all these dumb games. It's it's
Speaker 5: not really about how much you're putting into the machines
Speaker 5: based on what you're getting out of it, because at
Speaker 5: the end of the day, really I feel like I
Speaker 5: spent maybe one hundred dollars on like a little squishy
Speaker 5: thing that, you know. But she had a blast trying
Speaker 5: to get all the tickets and everything, Okay, and I
Speaker 5: guess that's what's important.
Speaker 1: I like to even busters too, They're a fun one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I.
Speaker 5: Still feel like it's really grimy because I was there
Speaker 5: a couple of months ago and every.
Speaker 3: Time wine, the one Times Square no, no, no, no.
Speaker 5: The one on Long Island, oh yeah, the one out
Speaker 5: in Westbury, Westbury. Yeah, everything is just still so greasy.
Speaker 5: Like I haven't been to a chuck E Cheese since
Speaker 5: COVID Well, okay, I.
Speaker 1: Would hope not.
Speaker 3: Why because you're almost fifty No, But the kids like it.
Speaker 1: I'm almost like it. I'm not almost fifty. You're such
Speaker 1: a jerk.
Speaker 5: Why do you try? Okay, let's let's talk for a second.
Speaker 5: So this past Saturday night was my thirtieth reunion. Okay,
Speaker 5: I had the best time ever. Yeah, great, it's it's
Speaker 5: it's weird to me that there are so many people
Speaker 5: that are.
Speaker 1: Like, I'm not going to a reunion. I hated everybody
Speaker 1: and I hated high school.
Speaker 5: Where So, okay, you're one of those people.
Speaker 3: Yes, I would not go to a high school reunion.
Speaker 5: So what would happen if you went? Like you'd be
Speaker 5: so miserable you hated everybody?
Speaker 1: Everybody?
Speaker 3: Why would I want to make small talk? I don't
Speaker 3: want to make small talk. Small talk literally is the
Speaker 3: worst thing for me. I don't want to sit in
Speaker 3: a room and be like, how is finance job?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh that sounds great and challenging for you.
Speaker 5: So you didn't have any friends and I get like
Speaker 5: a friend group.
Speaker 3: But we clearly fell out or don't talk for a reason, right,
Speaker 3: I don't want to have to restart commuting like I
Speaker 3: just don't care. I think it's I don't care to
Speaker 3: strike up a conversation and be like, oh, how's your
Speaker 3: your family?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: How you doing here? What's going on there? Like I
Speaker 3: just don't care enough.
Speaker 1: That's fine.
Speaker 5: I think it's nice to reconnect. I'm sure I'm every
Speaker 5: ten years or so. I am fortunate enough to have
Speaker 5: a lot of really great friends, none of which come
Speaker 5: from high school, but from like my if you told me,
Speaker 5: say my grammar school or elementary school was doing one,
Speaker 5: I'd be like done.
Speaker 1: That was so much fun. But didn't that like funnel
Speaker 1: into the same high school?
Speaker 3: Not really, because it went from boys and girls to
Speaker 3: just boys.
Speaker 1: You went to the Jesus School. Uh yeah, right, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: I went to Jesus School until I was out of
Speaker 3: high school.
Speaker 5: Okay, I mean there were there were at least like
Speaker 5: five or six people that were like, no, I hate
Speaker 5: you all and they and they they voiced it like
Speaker 5: on because there was a Facebook group trying to find everybody.
Speaker 5: First of all, two of the high school friends who
Speaker 5: are married, Brad and Dawn, good friends of mine. We
Speaker 5: grow up with them, and like they moved to North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Oh and they came up just for this.
Speaker 5: They planned the whole thing from there, like somebody here
Speaker 5: tried to do it. It didn't really work out. So She's like,
Speaker 5: you know what, I'll take the reins and did everything
Speaker 5: and it was really it really worked out very well.
Speaker 1: I had a really nice time. I had a bunch
Speaker 1: of the dopes over my house first.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw the picture the pre game a little yeah,
Speaker 5: and I brought I actually hooked the VCR up to
Speaker 5: my smart TV downstairs.
Speaker 1: Don't know how it worked, but I figured it out.
Speaker 5: And I brought the senior tape down and we were like, wow,
Speaker 5: I mean this was like thirty years ago. Yeah, of Shnano.
Speaker 5: You think that we do shenanigans here. You should have
Speaker 5: seen the high school shenanigans we were. There were so
Speaker 5: many things on that tape that and everybody's like, can
Speaker 5: you send me a copy?
Speaker 1: Can you digitize it?
Speaker 5: And I'm like, now that i'm thinking about it, no,
Speaker 5: because I'm pretty sure the statute of limitations has run out. However,
Speaker 5: there's so many things on there that they're like professional
Speaker 5: people who are like in big companies doing things like
Speaker 5: if any of that stuff got out now, I think
Speaker 5: even still their bosses would be like, wait, what you
Speaker 5: did that in high school?
Speaker 1: No, you're fired? Is that possible?
Speaker 4: And this is all on tape?
Speaker 5: All on tape DHS though doesn't exist on any platform.
Speaker 4: So it's bad.
Speaker 1: Are they showing like their butts? Oh, there's lots of butts.
Speaker 5: There's lots of destroying the school, okay, like illegal things, stealing,
Speaker 5: stealing cars.
Speaker 1: Just animal cruelty. What do you mean by that? Well,
Speaker 1: I mean it wasn't really cruel too.
Speaker 5: We took a we got a box of white mice
Speaker 5: from the pet store, just dumped it in the hallway.
Speaker 5: I guess it wasn't really cruel that we didn't kill them.
Speaker 5: They just ran around and crickets also, we dumped crickets
Speaker 5: in the heating vents.
Speaker 3: So this sounds like one of those things where it's like,
Speaker 3: my friends are so extreme. And then in listening and
Speaker 3: I'm really trying to find the thing that would get
Speaker 3: someone like fired. Well, I just dumping mice. You think
Speaker 3: like if the person's like the head to chase, they'd
Speaker 3: be like, oh, he dumped mice in a hallway.
Speaker 5: Well, how would the kid that poured a half a
Speaker 5: gallon of muriadic acid in the hallway and cleared the
Speaker 5: whole school out fired?
Speaker 4: In the video?
Speaker 5: Uh, that's not in the video. But then I think
Speaker 5: We're good with the fire minute smoke grenade is. I
Speaker 5: can't remember who threw it, but you could see them
Speaker 5: lighting it and throwing it, okay, and then the teacher
Speaker 5: just coming by and going you kids, and picking it
Speaker 5: up and throwing it out the door, Whereas now the
Speaker 5: bomb squad would be called. You know, it's a lot,
Speaker 5: it's a lot of things like that.
Speaker 1: Okay. I think maybe stealing the car was probably the
Speaker 1: worst thing on there. It was.
Speaker 5: I mean, it was a junk car. It wasn't somebody's car.
Speaker 5: We went to a lot that had junk cars and
Speaker 5: we towed it and we put it in the principal's
Speaker 5: parking spot on the first day of school, and the
Speaker 5: principals like you kids, and that was it. Now it
Speaker 5: would be a whole thing, you know what.
Speaker 3: Again, I'm just trying, like I was picturing like jackass stunts,
Speaker 3: like I'm thinking like the worst, Like I'm picturing like, oh,
Speaker 3: somebody came from behind and like unhooked the girl's bra
Speaker 3: something crazy, And all I'm hearing is dumped mice. You
Speaker 3: got a car from a junkyard and towed it into
Speaker 3: a spot.
Speaker 1: I think blowing things up is worse than opening a bra.
Speaker 3: Well, when you say explicit things like that's gonna get
Speaker 3: you can't know there.
Speaker 5: Was there was one thing that we could not believe
Speaker 5: that happened that was on this tape that you probably
Speaker 5: can't be released ever.
Speaker 3: Well, you've said that about everything, and right now it
Speaker 3: seems like I'm watching a solid PG thirteen movie. Well,
Speaker 3: most of it is PG PG thirteen.
Speaker 4: I'm waiting for the rated R part where.
Speaker 5: I was like, oh god, it was there was a
Speaker 5: simulated assault that was played in health class and it
Speaker 5: was for a project.
Speaker 1: Okay, but it was a project. Yes, but you could
Speaker 1: not have done that now at all.
Speaker 3: Okay, but that's on the teacher. That's not on you guys. Okay,
Speaker 3: then yes, So then again, where is that? You've given
Speaker 3: me a PG movie Okay where it's like, oh, Scottie
Speaker 3: goes to skull and it's like, where's the where's the extreme?
Speaker 3: Did you ride skateboards? Oh god, you're so big and tough.
Speaker 1: I'm going to record that.
Speaker 5: I'm going to record that only on my phone and
Speaker 5: show it to you, and next week I would like
Speaker 5: you to report back.
Speaker 3: I understand what you're saying, but you all had nothing
Speaker 3: to do with it.
Speaker 4: I would like to do the teacher was.
Speaker 5: I would like to describe it in more detail, but
Speaker 5: I remember that that banners behind us because I forgot
Speaker 5: to take it down for boll chat, So I can't
Speaker 5: really get into it.
Speaker 3: Well, like I said, your teacher gave you the assignment.
Speaker 5: It's not you, no, but she didn't say, hey, do that.
Speaker 5: They brought it upon themselves to do that. Okay, And
Speaker 5: it was not very.
Speaker 3: Attist Radical Dates School pg.
Speaker 1: Thirteen. It wasn't very wholesome.
Speaker 3: Wow, So well, let's take a quick commercial.
Speaker 5: You want to take a break, Yeah, okay, I'll just
Speaker 5: play this, okay, whole and we're back twelve twenty three.
Speaker 1: Were able to see the whole? Yeah, okay, I hope
Speaker 1: you put it in the right spot.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, so you had a high school reunion, had
Speaker 3: a high school great time.
Speaker 5: Well, I can back up, like, because so the Monday
Speaker 5: Columbus Day we went to Kartwright the water park, and
Speaker 5: then the rest of the week. You know what, it's
Speaker 5: really nice being home with the girls when they have
Speaker 5: school because I can help them get ready in the morning,
Speaker 5: because you know, running the Best of show from home,
Speaker 5: I do while I have to pay attention. It's not
Speaker 5: as you know, strenuous as the live show, got it,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. Yeah, And I know everybody
Speaker 5: thinks that I do nothing. You know, Oh you push
Speaker 5: a button.
Speaker 3: Nobody says that you don't do nothing. It's just that
Speaker 3: if somebody is talking all of a sudden, you'll just
Speaker 3: be like.
Speaker 1: Radio Well, because you guys come in at the wrong time.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's always the wrong time.
Speaker 1: It happened today.
Speaker 5: I have like a three minute window where I can
Speaker 5: record the Weatherfalk guest for the Secret Show after hours,
Speaker 5: and I was doing it and Diamond's like with the phone,
Speaker 5: what you're doing there?
Speaker 1: Scott even like popping in. I'm like, please not now, please?
Speaker 5: You know, she needs she needs an Instagram post, you know,
Speaker 5: for likes and follows and uh, you.
Speaker 4: Know, so she's getting them off of you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what she's trying to do. Wow, you know.
Speaker 5: So it's just it's stuff like that, like that. I
Speaker 5: have things that I need to do, but everyone thinks
Speaker 5: it's a big joke around here.
Speaker 4: Welcome to my life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, every time you walk over to my desk.
Speaker 2: You're ready, You're ready yet? Well, and he's never ready.
Speaker 1: Oh you say ten oh five and then here it
Speaker 1: is like ten thirty, and then you're like, I gotta
Speaker 1: go it.
Speaker 2: Eleven.
Speaker 1: I got a meeting because I do Is it about podcasts? Now?
Speaker 3: This You literally came to the desk, go curatia complete
Speaker 3: and then well, because I say five minutes you walk
Speaker 3: back into this studio, not even one minute later you
Speaker 3: walk back.
Speaker 5: I gotta go, Well, I got the banner fell down? Okay,
Speaker 5: today I need something better than pushpins. I need suggestions
Speaker 5: because these walls.
Speaker 3: Oh I have something what I have in my desk
Speaker 3: when we were first got here. I have these clips
Speaker 3: that go in like a pushpin, but they're clips. They
Speaker 3: should be really stable and good.
Speaker 5: All right, But I mean at the end of the day,
Speaker 5: the wall is still his foam, So it doesn't matter
Speaker 5: what you stick in there. Yeah, it's so I don't know.
Speaker 5: We got to figure something out because like every week
Speaker 5: or two, this thing just falls.
Speaker 1: We need a TV. We do need to take a
Speaker 1: nice TV. There should have been a monitor there. They
Speaker 1: didn't wire They didn't wire this room up for that.
Speaker 4: What did they monitor it up for?
Speaker 3: Because everything here I feel like there's always like a
Speaker 3: caveat like, oh, we could put in a third mic,
Speaker 3: but unfortunately, you're gonna lose like this whole monitor that
Speaker 3: we need for or.
Speaker 1: Have three mic buttons here. And I was promised a
Speaker 1: third mic nothing. Sad they didn't.
Speaker 5: I don't have a TV in he here. I can't
Speaker 5: watch breaking news and I can't even watch it.
Speaker 4: A lot of subscription for Plex right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, then they won't give us any TV. Plus, it's
Speaker 5: annoying to like watch the TV on there when I'm
Speaker 5: trying to do other stuff.
Speaker 4: I want a.
Speaker 3: TV so bad out where I sit because I feel
Speaker 3: so disconnected from the outside world.
Speaker 1: This is a media company. I know we need TVs.
Speaker 1: We do need monitors that we can do whatever. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, Like, I'd love.
Speaker 3: Like screens that I could watch the news.
Speaker 1: Every other studio has screens. Yeah, that one has like
Speaker 1: forty two thousand, and they don't use them for anything.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 5: They don't never have a TV on in there. They're
Speaker 5: just for logo use only. Oh wow, so uh yeah,
Speaker 5: so it was fun. It was a nice it was
Speaker 5: a nice week.
Speaker 1: It was a little break from driving into the city
Speaker 1: and thank god it and have to drive into the
Speaker 1: city on.
Speaker 3: This gossip about anybody who didn't go to the reunion.
Speaker 1: Uh, yes, a few people.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, the drama is still alive. The hardcore holdouts,
Speaker 5: you know, the ones like the hardcore holdout. Yeah, no,
Speaker 5: too cool for the room, can't go. I don't want
Speaker 5: to see you people. But yet these are the same
Speaker 5: people who that night wrote on the post can't wait
Speaker 5: to see picks.
Speaker 2: No, you didn't want to come.
Speaker 5: You don't get you don't get the link. No right, No,
Speaker 5: I think it's dumb.
Speaker 1: Why is it dumb?
Speaker 3: Why why are they hardcore holdouts.
Speaker 5: Because they specifically sit on there. Nope, y'all ruined my
Speaker 5: high school experience. People picked on me and were mean.
Speaker 5: So no, I don't want to be around these people. Okay,
Speaker 5: but you know, can't we acknowledge just thirty years later
Speaker 5: if you have changed.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I can't you acknowledge the same way that maybe you
Speaker 3: had a great time, someone maybe didn't have a great time,
Speaker 3: and it brings up bad memories for that.
Speaker 1: I had mostly good times.
Speaker 3: Yes, So for someone who didn't, can't you acknowledge that
Speaker 3: they don't want.
Speaker 1: To be in the same room? I get it. I
Speaker 1: get it, I get it.
Speaker 4: But you had nothing to do with you.
Speaker 5: You had to have you had to have some friends
Speaker 5: that were there.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter friends, It's more about the experience as
Speaker 3: a whole. Like for me, I never really had a
Speaker 3: great time college.
Speaker 4: Amazing time.
Speaker 3: I went to three different schools, Like I figured my
Speaker 3: way out how to talk to people. Even the end
Speaker 3: of senior year of high school was a better time
Speaker 3: than freshman year. But freshman year was so terrible that
Speaker 3: if I ever had to sit in a room or
Speaker 3: have to redo a year of my life, I would
Speaker 3: literally choose to like rip my fingernails out rather than
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 1: Oh see, I would love to do high school over again. Absolutely.
Speaker 3: I had a really experience median I would rather go
Speaker 3: to jail for four years.
Speaker 1: And I'm not even kidding.
Speaker 5: Really absolutely well, okay, not the academic parts. I would
Speaker 5: like to do the social part again.
Speaker 3: I don't want to go to school ever again. I
Speaker 3: was bad at school. I don't want to go back to.
Speaker 5: I as bad at school too. It's funny because my daughter,
Speaker 5: my older daughter, she's like, she's a really really good student,
Speaker 5: yeah you know, and like gets angry when she gets
Speaker 5: a ninety eight. I don't know where that came from, really,
Speaker 5: because I was thrilled to get a sixty six.
Speaker 3: Yep, so you know, but I was just scraping by
Speaker 3: I it was they made under a seventy failing, which
Speaker 3: seems like very rude.
Speaker 1: That had to be the Jesus school.
Speaker 3: It was too much like under a seventy, Like Jesus
Speaker 3: asked for forgiveness and penance and I didn't get any
Speaker 3: of that under a sea.
Speaker 1: Oh I have a question about college.
Speaker 5: Yeah you went to Miami, right, Yeah, you didn't start
Speaker 5: there though, No, you started where Drew and then you
Speaker 5: went to Miami which.
Speaker 1: Year my junior junior senior?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, And are you still paying for that now
Speaker 5: all these years later, like you have college loan still now?
Speaker 1: Oh you don't, okay. I told I told Ashley you do,
Speaker 1: Thank you Mom and dad. Yeah, right, all right, No,
Speaker 1: I get it. That's good. That's good. Not everybody can
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 5: And I'm just trying to you know, that's kind of
Speaker 5: the way she wants to go, maybe because she hears
Speaker 5: about it or whatnot.
Speaker 3: It is the best school ever, Like I wish I
Speaker 3: started off there because it was fun it was fun.
Speaker 1: Okay, would you go to the Miami Reunion? Absolutely? See.
Speaker 3: I sometimes donate to the school if they ask. I
Speaker 3: love that school. It was a great time. I like
Speaker 3: meet great friends. I got to live away from home
Speaker 3: for a year and a half, which was a really
Speaker 3: great learning experience for me. Like, there was a lot
Speaker 3: of good there, even Mamath where I was like, I
Speaker 3: gotta get out of here because like, well I don't
Speaker 3: know what's going on.
Speaker 1: But did you live at home at that point?
Speaker 3: I dormed, but like I live so close to home
Speaker 3: that it was like, eh, you know, why not just
Speaker 3: make the forty minute trek to go, right?
Speaker 5: I I think it's kind of silly, like when you
Speaker 5: go to a close like a community school or whatever
Speaker 5: and you live there, even if like even if one
Speaker 5: of my kids went to Hofstra it's like fifteen minutes
Speaker 5: from my house.
Speaker 3: It is good to get the experience, but to your point,
Speaker 3: it's like how much of an experience are you really
Speaker 3: going to get? So it's a big, big extra expense exactly.
Speaker 3: So listen, City is a fantastic school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what eighty grand a year? That's cool.
Speaker 3: That's insane because when I went to school. It was
Speaker 3: thirty thousand less, which is absurd.
Speaker 1: Am I about right? Because that's what I hear.
Speaker 5: It's like eight seventy oh okay, which ten really way
Speaker 5: way better. But I'm counting on her to get a scholarship.
Speaker 1: I think she will.
Speaker 3: They're really generous with it and depending on what programs
Speaker 3: you apply for.
Speaker 1: I love that school. Oh my god, it was so
Speaker 1: much fun.
Speaker 5: See I just and I've said it before, I never
Speaker 5: had that experience. I never I didn't go to college
Speaker 5: one day. Listen, not one day.
Speaker 4: I actually had a.
Speaker 3: Conversation with somebody this weekend at the wedding I was
Speaker 3: at which I officiated, and I remember to do the
Speaker 3: rings this time.
Speaker 1: Hilarious.
Speaker 4: But my friends we all met.
Speaker 3: In college, but we all kind of said, like, what
Speaker 3: are you What do you really use it for? Like
Speaker 3: it's great if you're going for like a specialized skill, doctors,
Speaker 3: I'd like to know that you went to school, you know,
Speaker 3: like accounting. You probably your finance jobs, like you probably
Speaker 3: need the school, but for something like this like public relations.
Speaker 3: It basically taught me how to do better people skills.
Speaker 1: But I feel like I could have.
Speaker 4: Learned that better on internships you.
Speaker 1: Don't have those.
Speaker 3: Take it from me, Scottie extreme. You should have seen
Speaker 3: that tape.
Speaker 4: We wrote it bated.
Speaker 3: Down the hallway, badass. Oh yead we get canceled for that. Today.
Speaker 1: My entire career has just been hands on learning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's where you actually like apply that what
Speaker 3: you I don't know. You can't learn that necessarily in
Speaker 3: a classroom, right, you can simulate it, but like you
Speaker 3: can't actually learn without the hand experience.
Speaker 5: Like even when I took the radio class in high school,
Speaker 5: because my high school had an FM radio station, which
Speaker 5: is insane and it's still there. Yeah, w POB eighty
Speaker 5: eight point five FM where we rock you. They need
Speaker 5: to change that. I've been telling them for years. They
Speaker 5: need to change that. That's like from the years of
Speaker 5: Queen you know. I mean, that's from the seventies and eighties.
Speaker 5: They've been saying that since we rock you, they don't
Speaker 5: play that stuff anymore. They're just like all over the
Speaker 5: place anyway. Like when I was a freshman, the radio
Speaker 5: teacher was like, Okay, there's the studio, there's the real
Speaker 5: toil and the record player and the cassette deck and
Speaker 5: the cart machine.
Speaker 1: Have fun.
Speaker 5: That's literally what like it was. I just learned everything
Speaker 5: by doing it and that was that was it. So
Speaker 5: my concern is when this all comes to an end,
Speaker 5: because it will at some point, and if I ever
Speaker 5: have to get a real job in the real world,
Speaker 5: I'm in trouble. First of all, we'll be fired for
Speaker 5: HR offenses. And second of all, there are some companies
Speaker 5: that won't hire without a college degree. We're going back
Speaker 5: to school now.
Speaker 3: But I think that you have enough practical experience, enough
Speaker 3: friends who kind of know what a hard worker you are. Like, listen,
Speaker 3: you are one of the hardest working people.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 5: I can't be pain in the ass sometimes, but yes,
Speaker 5: you're very anal. Yes, oh very anal.
Speaker 1: My. The wrinkles in that banner are really driving me nuts. Well,
Speaker 1: you should bring a steamer in. I don't want to
Speaker 1: burn it. It's cheap. She got it from China or something.
Speaker 1: Got it cool.
Speaker 3: So I think you'll be fine, and if anything, you'd
Speaker 3: probably be making more than you'd make here.
Speaker 5: You're probably right, although I do think that one day
Speaker 5: I'll be working for you in some capacity. I kind
Speaker 5: of am now, but you know, not real So I
Speaker 5: right now just a storage shed. Yeah, always nice seeing
Speaker 5: you the other day that you actually made the truck
Speaker 5: out to Long Island. I did because the box because
Speaker 5: you felt bad for me. Yes, so that was cool
Speaker 5: and I brought them to my parents house. That was
Speaker 5: the longest day of driving ever. Also, I have a
Speaker 5: side note. Okay, so last week I went to.
Speaker 3: My friend Miranda's wedding in Vermont and I did my
Speaker 3: first road trip with my electric car.
Speaker 1: Ooh this was the first time. Really frightens me.
Speaker 3: But go on, so I'll give you some little insider
Speaker 3: info to the break.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, playing this and we're back.
Speaker 3: Okay, twenty three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with that hole wasn't big enough. Look I could
Speaker 1: even see, but the.
Speaker 3: Time stamps helped me see anyway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so yeah, I drove.
Speaker 3: I didn't charge my car full eve the night before,
Speaker 3: which was my misty.
Speaker 1: We do not do that. That's like leaving on a
Speaker 1: quarter of a teken. Guess it was dumb. It was dumb.
Speaker 3: But we went to one of the electric chargers that
Speaker 3: I get for free for two years.
Speaker 1: But there's only some of those.
Speaker 3: So you could map out your whole road trip with
Speaker 3: this app to be like, oh I have to stop here, here, here,
Speaker 3: what if there's some jerk sitting in it, there's that
Speaker 3: was the problem. See, they literally just it's fast charging,
Speaker 3: so it's thirty minutes.
Speaker 1: And except they go have a meal and they just
Speaker 1: leave the car sitting there.
Speaker 3: Which is fine because if the apple Bee's across the street,
Speaker 3: you really can't eat apple Bee's in thirty minutes, okay,
Speaker 3: But people want to charge their call theway to one hundred,
Speaker 3: which like you can make it with eighty, not if
Speaker 3: you're going far well, which I was, And I was
Speaker 3: pissed off because I got there and I'm charging and
Speaker 3: then it fills up and then I'm on my way,
Speaker 3: but then we're about we're in the town that we
Speaker 3: need to be at, and I have five miles left
Speaker 3: until it's empty.
Speaker 1: Dude, I would my pants would be brown.
Speaker 3: I was terrified because this is really not like gas
Speaker 3: where I could go to a station, like I can't
Speaker 3: go pick up, like I'm not zeus, I can't bring electricity.
Speaker 5: Did you see the video of that guy who was
Speaker 5: driving a Teslaea and broke down on the side of
Speaker 5: the road and is waving his arms and asking people,
Speaker 5: can you get me gas?
Speaker 1: I need I need gas, And like people are.
Speaker 5: Pulling up and going you idiot, and then he like
Speaker 5: opened up the trunk and he has a generator in
Speaker 5: there so he can charge the car in case it
Speaker 5: runs out. Oh, he's gas for the generator and which
Speaker 5: charges the car. I guess that's great for an emergency
Speaker 5: emergency when you're in the middle of nowhere for sure.
Speaker 5: But I just you know, because the guy was like,
Speaker 5: look at this dump Dixie, these gas and then he
Speaker 5: was like.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, well, I will say, but when we were
Speaker 3: coming home, I charged it. My whole charging sessions were
Speaker 3: all free, so I basically drove to and from Vermont
Speaker 3: for free.
Speaker 1: Okay, So that was great.
Speaker 3: The car wasn't cheap, well okay, but I didn't pay
Speaker 3: for any gas or electricity that went into my car.
Speaker 3: It was all free, okay, So that was great, but
Speaker 3: not always. Yeah, but I found the right ones. That
Speaker 3: was great, and there's an app that shows you which
Speaker 3: ones you get free.
Speaker 1: See. That was nice.
Speaker 3: But then coming home, we went to three different ones
Speaker 3: because every station was closed or had people in it
Speaker 3: and there's no queue session. This is what pisses me off.
Speaker 1: So you just kind of have to get in there.
Speaker 3: And this is What kept happening is like you'd pull
Speaker 3: into a spot that would just be open. You'd be like,
Speaker 3: that's weird, find out that the machine doesn't work back up,
Speaker 3: and you see a line of cars cross from you.
Speaker 4: So then we're sitting and.
Speaker 1: All like trying to get a spot. During Christmas at
Speaker 1: the mall, someone.
Speaker 3: Tried to do someone literally just tried to cut the
Speaker 3: whole line, even after they saw the people and people
Speaker 3: literally were getting out of their car and being like
Speaker 3: there's a line and not do this.
Speaker 1: It was nuts.
Speaker 3: But they need to add cues this way people can't
Speaker 3: steal chargers, and they need to put them in like
Speaker 3: actual stations. Like putting them in parking lots. I don't
Speaker 3: think is a smart idea. Like it's smart because I
Speaker 3: could walk to the Marshalls or go to the McDonald's
Speaker 3: or go over here or there, but it just causes
Speaker 3: so much parking lot congestions.
Speaker 1: There's also not enough of them right now.
Speaker 3: No, they need to add so many more and the
Speaker 3: fast charging ones.
Speaker 1: And I was.
Speaker 5: Always that guy that was afraid of running out of
Speaker 5: whether it be charge or gas or whatever, you know,
Speaker 5: because my and my dad was always the one that
Speaker 5: would run it down when I was little and he
Speaker 5: had a dots and two eighty z ax and whatever.
Speaker 1: The hell it was.
Speaker 5: It used to talk. Oh, so it would go do
Speaker 5: your fuel is low? And I would start peeing in
Speaker 5: my pants because I would get so nervous because I
Speaker 5: never wanted to be that guy running out of gas.
Speaker 5: And I've never run out of gas in my life ever,
Speaker 5: not once. Yeah, quarterver tank filled up.
Speaker 3: This I gotta say, like it was a good learning experience.
Speaker 3: You can do electric road trips. It's not terrible, but
Speaker 3: they just need to fix the charging experience as a whole,
Speaker 3: Like you do have to put a little bit more
Speaker 3: thought into it. Then you would just be able to
Speaker 3: get in your car and go okay. So that's all
Speaker 3: I have to say about it.
Speaker 5: All right, So Halloween is on the way, okay, week
Speaker 5: or two away as a skirt shirt? Yeah, what do
Speaker 5: you like? So you live in an apartment building so
Speaker 5: you don't have to deal really well now like trick
Speaker 5: or treaters.
Speaker 4: I wish I did.
Speaker 3: That's so cute when the little kids are just like
Speaker 3: O Halloween, dude.
Speaker 5: Thank God for eminem Mars because you know, the kids
Speaker 5: that come to my house, they get the full size bars,
Speaker 5: and I am the house even though I'm not there
Speaker 5: most of the time, and I leave it out and
Speaker 5: they they're they're actually relatively respectful and just take one.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: I feel like nowadays you kind of have to be
Speaker 3: because now every a hole has a ring cam and
Speaker 3: it's like, look at this candy snatcher.
Speaker 1: But they're all wearing masks, so you can't find out anyway.
Speaker 3: Then you get uploaded to YouTube and then the next
Speaker 3: thing you know, it's like viral Michael Myer's mask wearing
Speaker 3: kids steals large candy bars.
Speaker 5: The thing that the thing that made me think about
Speaker 5: candy is because I went to my neighbor's house the
Speaker 5: other day and I was just hanging out having and
Speaker 5: I looked over to my left and there's a candy
Speaker 5: dish sitting on the counter, And in that candy dish
Speaker 5: was those rectangle shaped sesame seed candies that your grandma
Speaker 5: probably had in the old country, you know, old seventy
Speaker 5: years ago, and was in the bottom of her purse
Speaker 5: with lint and then she would.
Speaker 1: Say, hey, Andy, have some candy, and it was this
Speaker 1: do you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 5: It sesame seed it's it's it's like it's a rectangle
Speaker 5: thing and it's like a gooey maybe like honey something
Speaker 5: hard candy, but it's all sesame seeds. I don't understand.
Speaker 5: That is such an old lady candy it is. And
Speaker 5: the fact that and they have young kids, I'm like,
Speaker 5: what what then they probably get stuck in their teeth
Speaker 5: in Yeah. Yeah, I'm like, what, like a gross noise
Speaker 5: like my grandfather used to have.
Speaker 1: We would go out for dinner. He'd be like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, a kid saying to them, what are we
Speaker 1: gonna do? You know? Not fun?
Speaker 5: Yeah, So anyway, old person candy that and you know
Speaker 5: Mary Jane's and bit of honey.
Speaker 3: Oh. I took the train in Florida. Okay, I did
Speaker 3: the Brightline Guys, Mary Jane remind you of that, Yeah,
Speaker 3: because you know it's trained. I don't know, but I
Speaker 3: took the bright Line train all the way from Orlando
Speaker 3: to Boca. They just it was the best experience ever.
Speaker 3: And I want to average I want them to advertise this.
Speaker 3: Let's do a whole show on the bright Line train.
Speaker 3: I would have so much fun. It was the best time.
Speaker 1: What was a couple hours to and af three hours,
Speaker 1: two and a half hours. Wow.
Speaker 3: Listen, it cut thirty minutes out of the trip, which
Speaker 3: like not the best, but still the seats were cozy.
Speaker 3: There's a whole like waiting area beforehand, and they make
Speaker 3: the terminals look really nice.
Speaker 4: It looks like an airport.
Speaker 5: Because there's a possibility that would be going to South
Speaker 5: Florida for President's Week and I was thinking about maybe
Speaker 5: trying to get up to Disney, yes, right after that,
Speaker 5: if I can get some free passes from somebody, because
Speaker 5: I can't just can't pay for that.
Speaker 3: But honestly, you say that, but it's like one hundred bucks.
Speaker 5: Andrew two days, three people. It's not a one hundred.
Speaker 5: It's one hundred and thirty hundred and forty hundred and
Speaker 5: fifty somewhere in there. So it's three hundred day per person.
Speaker 5: That's nine hundred dollars plus ten.
Speaker 1: It's a thousand. I get it. I just can't. I
Speaker 1: can't do it. It's expensive. I can't do it.
Speaker 5: So I'm still trying to find some of my friends
Speaker 5: that work for the Disney Company, but it's very hard
Speaker 5: because everybody that works for Disney gets Disney passages. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and if you don't use them, they expire, so they
Speaker 5: if you have a friend that works for the Disney Company,
Speaker 5: you could probably get it out of them in like
Speaker 5: November December when they know they're not going to use them.
Speaker 5: But February they're like, well, I don't know what I'm
Speaker 5: doing the rest of the year.
Speaker 1: You can't have them. We need to.
Speaker 3: Get Elvis to sign up for the Mickey thirty three
Speaker 3: Club or something.
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 3: So it's like an exclusive club that they have a
Speaker 3: Disney World. I learned all about this, okay when I
Speaker 3: was there the last time.
Speaker 1: You have four minutes. By the way, you have to
Speaker 1: give a call.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I'll make it quick. So you get access
Speaker 3: to this club. They have lounges in like every park,
Speaker 3: and you get you get five tours. It's extremely expensive,
Speaker 3: don't I just want to get it saying I'm not
Speaker 3: saying it's for us. I'm saying if he got it,
Speaker 3: you get five free tours and you get fifty two
Speaker 3: tickets a year.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll take that.
Speaker 3: So it's like you basically get to go, well not
Speaker 3: for free, because you're paying your thirty three thousand dollars
Speaker 3: in dues a year, which is nuts, but you get
Speaker 3: your tours.
Speaker 5: That's why they take a thirty three club. I guess
Speaker 5: what if it goes up is at the thirty five club.
Speaker 1: I would hate that. It's almost spinning in the face
Speaker 1: of everybody.
Speaker 3: But you get excluse, like you want to go into
Speaker 3: the park and do whatever you want.
Speaker 1: They're like, sure, go for it.
Speaker 3: It's for like really rich people that love Disney, okay
Speaker 3: and go that many times a year.
Speaker 1: Well, I will use this platform to say if anybody
Speaker 1: listening has any hookups?
Speaker 3: Hid you remember of this thirty three club or the
Speaker 3: thirty club whatever it's called, hook him up? Because that
Speaker 3: private tour ten out of ten see that.
Speaker 1: I don't need that.
Speaker 5: It's nice, yeah, but I don't need it. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 5: I'm okay with the thing and the thing.
Speaker 3: Well when we work for the last time, it worked
Speaker 3: because Nick it was his first time going your friend Nick?
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, our friend. Now I not my friend anymore?
Speaker 1: Oh why I don't know why you text him?
Speaker 3: He doesn't text you back now going with Sawyer because
Speaker 3: he left us.
Speaker 1: It upsets me.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know at a site, Adam mind you know
Speaker 3: my motto. Yeah, but yeah, Anyway, it was great because
Speaker 3: you had to see all the parks in one day
Speaker 3: and we went on like we went on over thirty rides. Wow,
Speaker 3: with the short amount of time we were there.
Speaker 1: So it was great.
Speaker 5: All Right, I don't want you to be late, so
Speaker 5: we're gonna wrap. Okay, thank you so much for listening
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Speaker 4: Folks.
Speaker 5: Oh, by the way, on the on the episode that
Speaker 5: you did with Carla and Anthony that I finally listened
Speaker 5: to you didn't know how that we ended the show,
Speaker 5: finally figured it out. You didn't do the sound effects
Speaker 5: like when you're gonna learn about you're learning about it.
Speaker 1: It's been four years, four years, right, four four? Yeah?
Speaker 5: All right, okay, until we see you on Monday with
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Speaker 1: Yes, very good, Roy. You know nothing about life? Well,
Speaker 1: I mean you know you remember put your underwear on today, right, duh?
Speaker 1: Every day so you should remember.
Speaker 3: And it makes my bed too.
Speaker 1: That's a good boy. Thank you. Yeah,