WEBVTT 00:11.219 --> 00:14.745 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, no, and welcome to very amusing. 00:15.046 --> 00:20.375 [SPEAKER_04]: You're one stop shop for the story, secrets, and shenanigans of a popcorn field theme park journalist. 00:20.956 --> 00:23.440 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm currently the Waisel, and yeah, you bet, right? 00:23.521 --> 00:24.322 [SPEAKER_04]: I lost my voice. 00:24.843 --> 00:25.664 [SPEAKER_04]: I lost my voice. 00:25.785 --> 00:27.067 [SPEAKER_04]: It is holiday party season. 00:27.788 --> 00:28.910 [SPEAKER_04]: I went out in two nights in a row. 00:29.130 --> 00:30.072 [SPEAKER_04]: I yapped. 00:30.052 --> 00:36.219 [SPEAKER_04]: I got actually went out four nights in the row, but not in like a going out way like I went to a Wrangler event Which was amazing. 00:36.239 --> 00:37.421 [SPEAKER_04]: They have a collaboration with Stranger things. 00:37.441 --> 00:57.004 [SPEAKER_04]: They have really cute stuff And then I went to my friend Jeffrey's holiday party, which was up last and I talked and I last and I chatted And I woke up Saturday and was like, oh, I don't think I can talk anymore And then I went to a hockey game and then I woke up the next day and was like, oh, I fully lost my voice And then I went to a very fun kids birthday party 00:56.984 --> 01:05.227 [SPEAKER_04]: And then I went out to Tamo Shansher, the iconic Disney, unofficially affiliated restaurant for my annual holiday dinner with a few friends. 01:06.049 --> 01:09.799 [SPEAKER_04]: And by that time I was like, oh, I lost my voice. 01:10.060 --> 01:12.226 [SPEAKER_04]: And then I woke up this morning, Monday, and it's gone. 01:12.326 --> 01:12.968 [SPEAKER_04]: It's fully gone. 01:12.948 --> 01:20.359 [SPEAKER_04]: So I apologize that I cannot give you that big-all punch-up here in the December holiday season, but do not fear. 01:20.399 --> 01:25.267 [SPEAKER_04]: The interview for this week was recorded while I was still vocally able. 01:25.848 --> 01:27.030 [SPEAKER_04]: Everything is totally fine. 01:27.050 --> 01:31.817 [SPEAKER_04]: I have only a few things in the episode that I didn't record until I was in this 01:31.797 --> 01:32.959 [SPEAKER_04]: state, but don't worry. 01:33.019 --> 01:35.943 [SPEAKER_04]: I have a solve for it as you will soon hear. 01:35.963 --> 01:38.547 [SPEAKER_04]: I hope everyone is having a great holiday. 01:38.688 --> 01:40.911 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't want to make you listen to this any longer. 01:40.931 --> 01:45.118 [SPEAKER_04]: I apologize, but this episode is so fantastic and so worth it. 01:45.138 --> 01:51.848 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm so glad I recorded it when I did because I want to make sure you get to enjoy all of it in this here track December. 01:51.828 --> 01:54.352 [SPEAKER_04]: Again, I'm just gonna, I'm just gonna go. 01:54.372 --> 02:01.683 [SPEAKER_04]: This is bad, but stay tuned for some surprises because I am not gonna record the rest of the episode Somebody else who will okay stay tuned. 02:01.703 --> 02:02.063 [SPEAKER_04]: Love you. 02:02.364 --> 02:19.810 [SPEAKER_05]: Bye 02:22.473 --> 02:23.274 [SPEAKER_04]: Welcome back. 02:23.515 --> 02:43.266 [SPEAKER_04]: I had a bunch of tea and I'm feeling pretty good to talk about my pal Julia Prescott There is a surprise later in the episode which is someone else recording for it, but here's going to have to wait and see Now this week's guest is a one in a million kind of gal and if you're not familiar with her by name Either from her appearances on podcast the ride or her own Simpsons podcast 02:43.246 --> 02:54.357 [SPEAKER_04]: Or her incredible social media presence, or her phenomenal newsletter, or her random stint as the face of Universal Studios Hollywood and promotional material, good lord Julia, how do you do all of this? 02:54.738 --> 02:58.268 [SPEAKER_04]: I swear you have like a more time and a day than the rest of us. 02:58.248 --> 03:00.511 [SPEAKER_04]: if you haven't heard of her from all of that. 03:00.671 --> 03:16.709 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, don't worry because you are absolutely familiar with her work, because Julia wrote the 2020 Treehouse of Horror Episode of the Simpsons, which Variety named as one of the best episodes of the entire series run. 03:17.029 --> 03:20.613 [SPEAKER_04]: She'll spend on 30 years and Julia's episodes is one of the best, okay? 03:20.873 --> 03:24.137 [SPEAKER_04]: That is how much she 03:24.117 --> 03:25.520 [SPEAKER_04]: But that's not even all that she does. 03:25.901 --> 03:26.542 [SPEAKER_04]: She's a writer. 03:26.722 --> 03:27.424 [SPEAKER_04]: She's a director. 03:27.664 --> 03:28.386 [SPEAKER_04]: She's an author. 03:28.706 --> 03:36.302 [SPEAKER_04]: She is the creator of trash draft, which is this incredible workshop she does to help writers convert their script idea into a finished first draft. 03:36.623 --> 03:40.270 [SPEAKER_04]: She gives back to the community and we love her for it. 03:40.250 --> 03:47.384 [SPEAKER_04]: We became internet friends, basically just due to our lengthy overlapping list of interests, our roads just kind of were leading towards each other. 03:47.764 --> 03:52.774 [SPEAKER_04]: But I admire her so much, not just because she has unprecedentedly good personal style. 03:52.794 --> 03:54.297 [SPEAKER_04]: She really does. 03:54.778 --> 04:01.330 [SPEAKER_04]: But what I love most about Julia is that she works hard and oh boy, does she play hard. 04:01.310 --> 04:08.158 [SPEAKER_04]: after busting her butt on scripts as a working Hollywood screenwriter, which in 2025 is very hard to do. 04:08.479 --> 04:14.105 [SPEAKER_04]: She's like fully the next big thing, she won't say it, but I'm telling you, and a few years it's going to be crazy that she was on this podcast. 04:14.666 --> 04:29.123 [SPEAKER_04]: Julia, after working so hard, takes an inspirational end of your trip with multiple stops, all of them more whimsical than the next, and she doesn't spell a single being about where she's going until she is actually there. 04:29.103 --> 04:34.410 [SPEAKER_04]: She's just the coolest, most talented Hollywood person in the whole world, not like a Hollywood person wait. 04:34.430 --> 04:55.296 [SPEAKER_04]: She's just like so talented that she's in Hollywood because she can do it all, and I'm so blessed and lucky to call her a friend to the level where, you know, I can just force her to on her trek to go see Universal Studios Singapore, require that she do some Shrek-based research for me on this vacation and come back and report on it, which I cannot wait for you to hear about. 04:55.276 --> 05:00.565 [SPEAKER_04]: there is so much fun in this episode about her trips, like truly, you will be blown away by them. 05:01.227 --> 05:04.953 [SPEAKER_04]: But at the end, we do get into a little Tokyo Disney because of course, of course we do. 05:05.434 --> 05:16.474 [SPEAKER_04]: And it didn't kind of like drops out in the audio, but the show she is referencing with Mickey Mouse drumming is a big band beat we have talked about it on very amazing before, but just in case that is what we're talking about. 05:16.454 --> 05:18.097 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, I hope you enjoyed this one. 05:18.297 --> 05:19.379 [SPEAKER_04]: I won't sound like this in the interview. 05:19.419 --> 05:24.087 [SPEAKER_04]: I promise this is the end of me sounding like this in this episode But I had to like blow. 05:24.187 --> 05:34.384 [SPEAKER_04]: I did take the last the last little bit of my voice working I had to do it to tell you how exciting I am to have Julia on the show So enjoy happy Shrek Sumber everyone and have a good time with this one. 05:34.404 --> 05:40.133 [SPEAKER_04]: It's so fun 05:41.395 --> 05:43.001 [SPEAKER_03]: Julia, welcome to very amusing. 05:43.041 --> 05:45.590 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh my God, thank you so much for having me. 05:45.891 --> 05:47.115 [SPEAKER_03]: What a delight to be here. 05:47.135 --> 05:50.146 [SPEAKER_03]: This is the least work has ever felt like work. 05:50.166 --> 05:50.848 [SPEAKER_03]: The least. 05:51.217 --> 05:55.482 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I can just say I've been dreaming about this. 05:55.642 --> 05:57.544 [SPEAKER_03]: I literally dreamt about it last night. 05:58.245 --> 06:01.589 [SPEAKER_03]: I've been looking forward to this with all of my art and soul. 06:02.170 --> 06:05.454 [SPEAKER_03]: This is my favorite topic on top of my favorite job. 06:05.474 --> 06:13.663 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, I'm actually like the marriage of travel animation and a quirky theme park is really your sweet spot. 06:13.846 --> 06:14.587 [SPEAKER_03]: It really is. 06:14.828 --> 06:16.691 [SPEAKER_03]: It's where the matrix loads and thrives. 06:17.712 --> 06:18.113 [SPEAKER_04]: Truly. 06:19.335 --> 06:24.904 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, before we get into your travels, tell me a little bit about your connection to Shrek. 06:24.924 --> 06:26.587 [SPEAKER_04]: Have you been a fan of the franchise forever? 06:26.627 --> 06:27.468 [SPEAKER_04]: Did you come into it? 06:27.488 --> 06:28.690 [SPEAKER_04]: Visa will be theme park? 06:28.971 --> 06:30.994 [SPEAKER_04]: What's your relationship to the franchise? 06:31.700 --> 06:50.653 [SPEAKER_03]: I came into it through the movies, and I came into it through, I feel like a lot of people coming into it of like, here's the first DreamWorks movie that's like really announcing itself, and you know, really establishing the tone that would follow DreamWorks, and then I will say by association illumination later on, it's like, 06:50.633 --> 06:55.783 [SPEAKER_03]: Here is an animation company that is dipping a little bit more into the subversive comedy. 06:56.163 --> 07:00.772 [SPEAKER_03]: Shrek, of course, was like very pop culture centric in ways that Disney would never. 07:00.792 --> 07:04.459 [SPEAKER_03]: But I just remember being really surprised by that first one. 07:04.539 --> 07:09.148 [SPEAKER_03]: And to be honest, thanks Shrek, too, is my favorite of the free internet. 07:09.128 --> 07:17.642 [SPEAKER_03]: I think I have a theory that a lot of animated film franchisees, they really get cooking on the sequel. 07:17.722 --> 07:20.406 [SPEAKER_03]: I think Sing2 is superior to Sing1. 07:20.947 --> 07:26.496 [SPEAKER_03]: I think Sing2 is actually superior to a lot of movies animation and live action. 07:26.915 --> 07:56.314 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, but that's a separate podcast for another day, but that's sort of how I entered this in Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing 07:56.294 --> 07:57.796 [SPEAKER_03]: at Universal Singapore. 07:58.577 --> 08:10.652 [SPEAKER_03]: But, you know, e from eels, I believe, was like the one of the music supervisors, and so because of that, you have a lot of, again, like unconventional choices for pop songs and other rock songs that are played in these movies. 08:10.693 --> 08:12.975 [SPEAKER_03]: So I think that that adds to it as well. 08:12.996 --> 08:21.947 [SPEAKER_04]: And I do want to add that you come with kind of, in air of knowledge, because you are low-key, the face of Universal Studios, all you want to do? 08:22.703 --> 08:41.320 [SPEAKER_03]: I am one of the faces, listen, one of, this is like the top re-career moments I received an inquiry from Universal Proper saying, 08:41.300 --> 08:56.520 [SPEAKER_03]: because on my Instagram, and I don't know actually if they saw this, but on my Instagram for many years, my nickname on it has been the young Pope of Citywalk because I believe that universal citywalk is Los Angeles Vatican City. 08:56.560 --> 08:57.641 [SPEAKER_03]: I am at the young Pope. 08:58.482 --> 09:04.270 [SPEAKER_03]: The minion overlooking the what a lot is our version of Christ the Redeemer guiding us all. 09:04.250 --> 09:14.762 [SPEAKER_03]: And that all started because I used to host a comedy show at Melton Comics, Rest in Power, and that just is where my nickname came. 09:14.842 --> 09:19.808 [SPEAKER_03]: So anyways, but in my Instagram forever, they reached out to me, hey, we're a fan of your Instagram, would you like to audition? 09:19.828 --> 09:20.408 [SPEAKER_03]: Auditions? 09:20.488 --> 09:20.869 [SPEAKER_03]: Got it. 09:21.670 --> 09:23.191 [SPEAKER_03]: And the rest is history. 09:23.211 --> 09:33.463 [SPEAKER_03]: I want to let everyone know, universal studios, corporate, et cetera. 09:33.443 --> 09:35.387 [SPEAKER_03]: I can do whatever you want me to do. 09:35.407 --> 09:38.653 [SPEAKER_03]: I will show whatever you want me to sell, but it's been an honor. 09:38.833 --> 09:49.292 [SPEAKER_04]: For people who are not very familiar with your annual trip, your famous annual trip, can you break down a little what this pilgrimage you do each year entails? 09:49.272 --> 10:10.167 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, so I am the professional screenwriter 10 to 11 months out of a year and like a lot of other writers I find myself trapped in my little writer cave in my home office for just on that new periods of time and it started about four or five years ago where I. 10:10.147 --> 10:17.298 [SPEAKER_03]: I love travel, but never because of my work schedule feel like I never really find time for it and all of that. 10:17.338 --> 10:23.927 [SPEAKER_03]: So I made this conscious effort to end every year going on this big epic solo trip. 10:23.947 --> 10:25.409 [SPEAKER_03]: I really love solo travel as well. 10:25.450 --> 10:29.095 [SPEAKER_03]: I believe that everybody should solo travel at least once in their life. 10:29.155 --> 10:30.477 [SPEAKER_03]: You learn so much about yourself. 10:30.497 --> 10:31.579 [SPEAKER_03]: You learn so much about the world. 10:31.619 --> 10:35.985 [SPEAKER_03]: Of course, if things go awry, I call it top training. 10:36.421 --> 10:51.364 [SPEAKER_03]: So anyway, I started planning this, and of course, each trip over the years got more and more epic, more and more far-flung, and of course, more and more incorporating weird theme parks from around the world. 10:51.404 --> 10:58.294 [SPEAKER_03]: And I just did my fourth annual, which was a 10:58.274 --> 11:11.507 [SPEAKER_03]: five countries, six city, really weak, gauntlet, through Asia, starting in Singapore and then I went from Singapore to Bangkok to Kat for one night to go to a themed bathroom. 11:11.527 --> 11:15.591 [SPEAKER_03]: We'll talk about Kat from there. 11:15.611 --> 11:17.533 [SPEAKER_03]: I would to Taipei, Seoul, and Tokyo. 11:18.774 --> 11:27.403 [SPEAKER_04]: Also, for this podcast to be out for almost six years and it to take this long for someone who traveled to a themed bathroom to come on. 11:27.383 --> 11:29.906 [SPEAKER_03]: But you know what it's a honor and privilege to be the first. 11:31.508 --> 11:34.472 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, I want to get into universal studio Singapore. 11:34.492 --> 11:36.555 [SPEAKER_04]: But once we start talking about it, we're never going to stop. 11:36.595 --> 11:38.538 [SPEAKER_04]: So I think we got to go straight into bathroom. 11:38.638 --> 11:39.239 [SPEAKER_04]: You got to tell. 11:39.259 --> 11:39.819 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, great. 11:40.180 --> 11:40.660 [SPEAKER_03]: Absolutely. 11:40.761 --> 11:41.121 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 11:41.201 --> 11:47.830 [SPEAKER_03]: So the bathroom that I went to is a part of a theme park called Carnival Magic. 11:47.930 --> 11:53.357 [SPEAKER_03]: It is a theme park that is on the island of Puket in Thailand. 11:53.337 --> 11:54.898 [SPEAKER_03]: I just learned just open. 11:54.939 --> 11:57.081 [SPEAKER_03]: I thought it was open for at least 10 years. 11:57.161 --> 11:58.422 [SPEAKER_03]: No, it just opened in 2022. 11:58.682 --> 12:01.485 [SPEAKER_03]: So it is a COVID era theme park. 12:02.225 --> 12:12.835 [SPEAKER_03]: And it is, how can I say, if not so much a theme park in so much that there are tons of rides for you to explore and enjoy, they do have some carnival type of rides. 12:13.616 --> 12:17.720 [SPEAKER_03]: But when I got there, I realized all of them were like, paid a play, kind of situations. 12:18.120 --> 12:21.083 [SPEAKER_03]: But really, the star is, 12:21.063 --> 12:33.981 [SPEAKER_03]: bathroom, but really the star is they have an indoor parade that exists on this like crazy long stage. 12:34.041 --> 12:37.325 [SPEAKER_03]: They have like 10 different world records at this place. 12:37.646 --> 12:47.239 [SPEAKER_03]: One of the world records that I sent to you was the world record for the largest popcorn machine in the world. 12:47.219 --> 12:48.362 [SPEAKER_03]: It was huge. 12:48.783 --> 12:57.428 [SPEAKER_03]: I can verify giant popcorn machine, but they also have like other sort of, um, you know, a world record sport. 12:57.849 --> 12:59.453 [SPEAKER_03]: Sorry, my camera is going crazy. 12:59.553 --> 13:01.158 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll just continue talking. 13:01.178 --> 13:02.101 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 13:02.121 --> 13:02.983 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, 13:02.963 --> 13:11.296 [SPEAKER_03]: rollbackers for like the most amount of lights in a like cultural show or something crazy like that. 13:11.336 --> 13:14.842 [SPEAKER_03]: But anyway, the whole place smells like birthday cake flavor. 13:15.263 --> 13:20.371 [SPEAKER_03]: It took me several hours to realize that that was what was permitting every corner. 13:20.411 --> 13:21.693 [SPEAKER_03]: I was like, I knew this sent. 13:21.733 --> 13:23.055 [SPEAKER_03]: And then re hours in. 13:23.075 --> 13:24.297 [SPEAKER_03]: I was like, oh my god. 13:24.277 --> 13:32.570 [SPEAKER_03]: And then, of course, my clothes smelled like that for several days, which was very welcomed, but the bathroom, the bathroom is what we're talking about. 13:32.771 --> 13:43.087 [SPEAKER_03]: So it is the toilet, that's T-O-Y-L-E-T. And when you walk in, the whole theme park is circus themed. 13:43.368 --> 13:46.032 [SPEAKER_03]: The toilet is this, like, 13:46.400 --> 13:48.904 [SPEAKER_03]: If you're scared of clowns, do not come here. 13:48.944 --> 13:52.671 [SPEAKER_03]: There's like giant clowns that greet you when you walk in. 13:52.711 --> 13:58.761 [SPEAKER_03]: There's literally a map for the women's room and the men's room. 13:58.801 --> 14:02.367 [SPEAKER_03]: And like it's animated and interactive. 14:02.347 --> 14:19.280 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, of course, I went to the women's room and I just went from stall to stall because each stall is differently themed if you're familiar with the Madonna and and how like that the hotel that has ever groom is themed to something else every bathroom stall at this bathroom is themed to something else. 14:19.681 --> 14:22.046 [SPEAKER_03]: Some of the themes Tom a Gachi theme. 14:22.386 --> 14:23.569 [SPEAKER_03]: There's a giant Tom. 14:23.649 --> 14:24.270 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 14:24.250 --> 14:42.951 [SPEAKER_03]: a giant tomagachi outside of the stall and then when you walk inside they have like this flashing tomagachi on the wall that you just sort of like watch and as you're doing your business watch a tomagachi sort of swirl around um there's another one where you uh it's sort of like um 14:42.931 --> 14:50.909 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm game that you press a button and it swirls around and gives you a little like ball as a prize. 14:51.049 --> 14:54.096 [SPEAKER_03]: And when you open it up, it's a little packet of tissues. 14:54.156 --> 14:57.664 [SPEAKER_03]: If you can do that, I grabbed a bunch to take home. 14:57.684 --> 15:00.450 [SPEAKER_04]: How did you decide which was worthy of peeing in? 15:00.920 --> 15:01.582 [SPEAKER_03]: Hmm. 15:01.602 --> 15:02.745 [SPEAKER_03]: That is a good question. 15:02.765 --> 15:07.638 [SPEAKER_03]: I, well, when I first went, I, I was just sort of doing a tour. 15:07.698 --> 15:13.112 [SPEAKER_03]: So I, I think I was just sort of like taking stock and inventory of like which were the ones available. 15:13.372 --> 15:17.443 [SPEAKER_03]: And it was funny because I was far from the only person just taking like. 15:17.423 --> 15:18.766 [SPEAKER_03]: camera footage of everything. 15:18.786 --> 15:21.271 [SPEAKER_03]: It feels like the bathroom is its own destination. 15:22.012 --> 15:24.317 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, everyone is going from Staldestall. 15:24.357 --> 15:29.668 [SPEAKER_03]: I think the one that I chose with someone where you get a prize because I just felt like, come on, let's let's go. 15:29.748 --> 15:30.309 [SPEAKER_03]: Was it worth it? 15:30.510 --> 15:31.071 [SPEAKER_04]: Was it worth it? 15:31.091 --> 15:34.237 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh my god, absolutely a hundred percent worth it. 15:34.338 --> 15:36.462 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I mean, 15:36.442 --> 15:48.454 [SPEAKER_03]: I would say that like I'm a little ashamed that I went all the way to Mookat and I only went to this whimsical theme park, but I also, and she did all of a young pop of citywag. 15:48.474 --> 15:50.279 [SPEAKER_03]: What else do you want from me? 15:50.299 --> 15:52.003 [SPEAKER_03]: These are our interests. 15:52.085 --> 15:52.546 [SPEAKER_03]: listing. 15:52.867 --> 15:56.113 [SPEAKER_03]: I, you know me, I, and I know we're in agreement. 15:56.253 --> 15:57.496 [SPEAKER_03]: I will break for whimsy. 15:57.696 --> 15:59.821 [SPEAKER_03]: I will go way out of my way for whimsy. 16:00.161 --> 16:04.149 [SPEAKER_03]: And I was proud when I got picked up at the airport and asked me why I was there. 16:04.250 --> 16:09.480 [SPEAKER_03]: I was proud to say I was only going to carnival match. 16:09.540 --> 16:11.304 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it was a really recommend. 16:11.464 --> 16:12.126 [SPEAKER_04]: I really am choice. 16:12.747 --> 16:13.789 [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you so much. 16:13.955 --> 16:15.858 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, universal studio Singapore. 16:17.121 --> 16:18.102 [SPEAKER_04]: I have never been. 16:18.663 --> 16:21.729 [SPEAKER_04]: It is one of the final destinations on my bucket list. 16:21.749 --> 16:24.333 [SPEAKER_04]: I've been to Singapore just couldn't make it there. 16:24.934 --> 16:25.535 [SPEAKER_04]: You have made it. 16:25.696 --> 16:26.337 [SPEAKER_04]: You have made it. 16:26.357 --> 16:29.462 [SPEAKER_04]: Your feet have touched the ground of universal studio Singapore. 16:30.043 --> 16:31.085 [SPEAKER_04]: What was it like? 16:31.947 --> 16:32.488 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, boy. 16:33.129 --> 16:33.870 [SPEAKER_03]: Well. 16:34.458 --> 16:51.707 [SPEAKER_03]: It's first and foremost, I mean, like all all Singapore, you can like start to brace yourself for the weather, but like nothing can prepare you for the weather, you're on an island, the humidity is out of control, so take that in in a mind, but I think that all of that. 16:51.687 --> 17:13.476 [SPEAKER_03]: It gives this like different vibe, of course, to this universal park, because it is smaller than, you know, universal Hollywood and universal Orlando, I haven't looked at like the hard data for like what is the fruit of it, but it feels really robust and I think that that is mainly because there is a great diversity of lands. 17:13.456 --> 17:18.095 [SPEAKER_03]: that not only do you get our shrek land far, far away, but you get a mummy land. 17:19.119 --> 17:23.115 [SPEAKER_03]: You get the brand new minions land, which is like the smallest one. 17:23.135 --> 17:24.360 [SPEAKER_03]: They kind of jammed it in there. 17:24.543 --> 17:32.952 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, and then of course you get your normal Hollywood things, but I thought like there was just a lot to do outside of Shrek stuff. 17:33.312 --> 17:37.817 [SPEAKER_03]: I really was pulled over by they have a Sesame Street ride. 17:37.857 --> 17:40.880 [SPEAKER_03]: That is, though, just darling. 17:41.101 --> 17:51.732 [SPEAKER_03]: I went on it twice, um, you know, you're going through and and following, uh, 17:51.712 --> 18:09.624 [SPEAKER_03]: And the way they do it, the ride vehicle is very similar to the bikes in 18, but left ride, left love, and you're sort of scrolling through not just like the Sesame Street, New York City streets, but then you go into space and it just is really well thought out and well executed. 18:09.664 --> 18:13.230 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll say something down your side. 18:13.733 --> 18:14.414 [SPEAKER_03]: I know, right? 18:15.415 --> 18:25.710 [SPEAKER_03]: Which I can't not go on even though I'm like, every time wondering how, maybe it's because I wonder how much longer do we have Jimmy Fallon as a theme park as traction? 18:25.810 --> 18:26.331 [SPEAKER_03]: You never know. 18:26.852 --> 18:28.134 [SPEAKER_03]: You never know. 18:28.614 --> 18:42.154 [SPEAKER_03]: But I will save the one thing downside to universal theme board that I think is going to be a big standout and comparison to the other parks is that, you know, there are some rides that are, let's just say, like, 18:42.134 --> 18:47.537 [SPEAKER_03]: Given the detail oriented sheen as some of their counterparts, 18:48.142 --> 18:50.385 [SPEAKER_03]: most notably the mummy ride. 18:50.565 --> 18:52.188 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, this is what I was going to ask about. 18:52.388 --> 19:01.120 [SPEAKER_03]: In the Singapore mummy ride, you kind of start with like the you're being eaten by beetles moment, which happens at the midpoint. 19:01.160 --> 19:03.183 [SPEAKER_03]: I want to say of the Hollywood one. 19:04.084 --> 19:11.815 [SPEAKER_03]: So you kind of start there and then you kind of work right back and you know it's the same kind of general roller coaster experience. 19:12.476 --> 19:17.423 [SPEAKER_03]: But the story of 19:17.808 --> 19:25.296 [SPEAKER_03]: It was just about like, hey, ride writers, um, you are here to find the book of the living. 19:25.336 --> 19:37.749 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's the only thing that they shout at you throughout the entire ride, um, and maybe they didn't shout at us too much and sort of like chimed in with other sort of spooky scary mummy type things. 19:37.789 --> 19:38.590 [SPEAKER_03]: I wouldn't have noticed it. 19:38.630 --> 19:46.819 [SPEAKER_03]: But the fact that it was like the one thing that was bellowed at us from like start to finish in this ride made me feel like there would be some sort 19:46.799 --> 19:54.171 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, Ark, some sort of extra finale where we got the book of the living, and isn't that great? 19:55.012 --> 19:57.136 [SPEAKER_03]: No, we don't get the book of the living. 19:57.156 --> 19:59.400 [SPEAKER_03]: We are shouted out throughout the ride to get it. 20:00.301 --> 20:06.752 [SPEAKER_03]: EmoTep shows up toward the end and is like, hey, hey, to break it to you, but you're all mine. 20:06.772 --> 20:08.875 [SPEAKER_03]: And then literally the right end. 20:10.441 --> 20:13.888 [SPEAKER_04]: What a bummer you want to be more at the end for your work. 20:14.549 --> 20:18.758 [SPEAKER_03]: I know I would love to be thanks for my bravery and every ride not just transformers. 20:19.319 --> 20:25.071 [SPEAKER_04]: How did it feel for you to walk through a park that's similar to what we have at home, but it's like a new experience. 20:25.091 --> 20:25.692 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh my gosh. 20:26.033 --> 20:29.580 [SPEAKER_04]: Someone, you know, it's somewhat like what you do at home, but it's so good. 20:29.662 --> 20:35.454 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, that is one of the main reasons why I love going to international theme parks. 20:35.535 --> 20:49.645 [SPEAKER_03]: Honestly, it makes me think about like being a kid and not having gone to Disney World yet, but I remember having this like, you know, like Disney World coffee table book that my mom gave my sister and I, and 20:49.625 --> 20:52.470 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it was like made in like the late 80s early 90s. 20:52.490 --> 20:59.721 [SPEAKER_03]: So it was very dated, but I just remember being like, oh my god, you know, their rides are flipped in order or whatever things that are so similar yet so different. 21:00.502 --> 21:08.595 [SPEAKER_03]: For universal Singapore, it was, you know, fun and bizarre in its own way because, you know, their 21:08.575 --> 21:10.739 [SPEAKER_03]: version of Jurassic Park is different than us. 21:10.839 --> 21:15.807 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a rapids ride compared to it just being like a straightforward boat ride in Hollywood. 21:15.827 --> 21:24.542 [SPEAKER_03]: So that was really exciting to see and, you know, even the mommy thing, you know, like just didn't notice the little differences there. 21:24.522 --> 21:32.456 [SPEAKER_03]: Of course, like being so far away from home, being an LA native, looking down their version of Hollywood Street is always a laugh. 21:32.857 --> 21:34.299 [SPEAKER_03]: We got to talk about the big show. 21:34.961 --> 21:39.869 [SPEAKER_04]: The main event is their Shrek themed land, far far away. 21:40.691 --> 21:43.155 [SPEAKER_04]: What did it feel like to step through those gates? 21:44.165 --> 21:48.151 [SPEAKER_03]: So I don't know what to do about this on my Instagram. 21:48.793 --> 21:57.687 [SPEAKER_03]: But you know that video of Drew Barrymore when it's raining and she's walking out which is dropping a dancing in the rain. 21:58.148 --> 22:02.595 [SPEAKER_03]: And she's like, you have to do a terrible through and press it. 22:02.575 --> 22:12.290 [SPEAKER_03]: you have to dance in the rain if you get the chance like and she's you know just being her most cringe but beautiful um she is cringe but she's free. 22:12.891 --> 22:21.124 [SPEAKER_03]: That's how I felt when I walked into far far away I swear to God I walked in all star 22:21.104 --> 22:22.425 [SPEAKER_03]: What's playing? 22:23.226 --> 22:29.692 [SPEAKER_03]: I was, I instantly got my phone out, I twirled, I danced, I didn't care who saw me. 22:29.732 --> 22:32.814 [SPEAKER_03]: I was in just pure bliss. 22:34.075 --> 22:38.539 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, a couple hours later, and you've heard all star play for the fourth time. 22:38.579 --> 22:42.983 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not hitting the same, but in that moment, it was incredible. 22:43.043 --> 22:50.470 [SPEAKER_03]: And I should also say that this is the only part of the part that has a proper castle. 22:50.450 --> 22:58.637 [SPEAKER_03]: So, take that for what it's worth, you know, that feels particularly nice, and within that castle is Trek 4D which 22:59.073 --> 23:05.140 [SPEAKER_03]: It has been gone from our Hollywood park for so long and to see a fallen brother again. 23:05.160 --> 23:06.061 [SPEAKER_03]: What? 23:06.641 --> 23:08.383 [SPEAKER_04]: You enter this blissful land. 23:08.464 --> 23:09.445 [SPEAKER_04]: Where do you go first? 23:09.545 --> 23:11.407 [SPEAKER_04]: Because there are so many different fun things to see. 23:11.467 --> 23:13.009 [SPEAKER_04]: Did you go straight to Shrekfordy? 23:14.050 --> 23:14.270 [SPEAKER_03]: Hmm. 23:14.550 --> 23:15.471 [SPEAKER_03]: Good question. 23:15.491 --> 23:22.279 [SPEAKER_03]: I think I think, honestly, I just took it in. 23:22.259 --> 23:38.520 [SPEAKER_03]: I, I, Carly, I spent three hours there uninterrupted and hard of that was because of course I was so excited, but also because we were chatting before this and you know, we were talking about coming on the podcast to talk about. 23:38.580 --> 23:39.222 [SPEAKER_03]: So it, 23:39.202 --> 23:52.417 [SPEAKER_03]: One thing that I really love, not only in travel, but in theme park travel, is when somebody gives me an assignment, it kind of feels like I never like to enter a record store without like a list, you know, so I felt like that. 23:52.518 --> 23:54.340 [SPEAKER_03]: It felt like this was my record store. 23:54.360 --> 23:55.962 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm like, okay, here I'm on. 23:55.982 --> 23:57.043 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm on assignment. 23:57.103 --> 24:07.555 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm your cup reporter boots on the ground. 24:07.535 --> 24:37.407 [SPEAKER_03]: there was this gorgeous tapestry that they had on the wall that was like a medieval style tapestry of you know, Shrek and Fiona and I think it was like a riff on like the dog's playing poker but it was them and donkey and you know all of that so I was just sort of taking in all of those details and trying to figure out like what my next step would be and then I think the first 24:37.471 --> 24:39.033 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, tell me. 24:39.434 --> 24:39.794 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:40.015 --> 24:40.455 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:40.535 --> 24:41.296 [SPEAKER_04]: Tell me. 24:41.356 --> 24:42.037 [SPEAKER_04]: Tell me. 24:42.118 --> 24:42.598 [SPEAKER_04]: Tell me. 24:42.638 --> 24:43.700 [SPEAKER_04]: Tell me. 24:44.000 --> 24:45.863 [SPEAKER_04]: Tell me. 24:46.183 --> 24:46.784 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:46.804 --> 24:47.365 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:47.385 --> 24:48.086 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:48.326 --> 24:48.847 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:49.007 --> 24:49.428 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:49.448 --> 24:50.009 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:50.029 --> 24:50.629 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:50.650 --> 24:51.711 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:52.051 --> 24:53.073 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:53.574 --> 24:54.255 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:54.755 --> 24:56.197 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:56.217 --> 24:57.599 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 24:58.821 --> 24:59.522 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 25:00.203 --> 25:00.764 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 25:00.784 --> 25:01.985 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 25:02.266 --> 25:03.107 [SPEAKER_03]: Tell me. 25:03.087 --> 25:08.676 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, like a kid roller coaster, but it has some sort of twists and turns, not unlike goofy sky school. 25:09.397 --> 25:27.065 [SPEAKER_03]: The thing that I find really fun and interesting about it is that the way that the ride vehicle is, it's sort of like this library type vehicle where you're kind of attached from the top with the car track and you're kind of dangling and sort of like, you know, darting around in that way. 25:27.486 --> 25:30.090 [SPEAKER_03]: But there's no like, you know, 25:30.070 --> 25:46.662 [SPEAKER_03]: I guess beyond just like a steep fall every now and then, you're not like, you know, doing extreme things like loops or whatever, but you're kind of like, you know, zipping through the different, and it wasn't really clear what the story was. 25:46.642 --> 25:56.042 [SPEAKER_03]: You're just dipping through different moments in pleasant boots, lore, and I believe the ending has like a sort of mother goose kind of moment with it. 25:56.303 --> 25:58.107 [SPEAKER_03]: And we always love that. 25:58.387 --> 25:58.949 [SPEAKER_03]: It was love that. 25:59.129 --> 26:00.612 [SPEAKER_03]: Because that was really exciting. 26:00.793 --> 26:03.739 [SPEAKER_04]: How to likeful to move through space on a shrek attraction? 26:03.972 --> 26:05.875 [SPEAKER_03]: We don't have that. 26:05.895 --> 26:06.937 [SPEAKER_03]: I know. 26:07.057 --> 26:16.134 [SPEAKER_03]: And then also, this is something that I really like about the flight of the hippocryph that we have here is that it's not so much about the ride, but it's about the views that you get from the ride. 26:16.654 --> 26:20.361 [SPEAKER_03]: And also fun fact, that was the first ride I went on after COVID-19. 26:20.341 --> 26:23.205 [SPEAKER_03]: And you're like, I got a very emotional list and I got to run. 26:23.486 --> 26:31.417 [SPEAKER_03]: But similar to that, the views from this person boots ride is really like 75% of the experience. 26:31.978 --> 26:37.546 [SPEAKER_03]: I found myself like I was recording it the whole time in a safe way that wasn't disturbing other people. 26:37.667 --> 26:37.927 [SPEAKER_03]: Of course. 26:38.588 --> 26:50.145 [SPEAKER_03]: But I found that there were just like amazing vantage points from this where you got like most of the park in, you know, they sort of like 26:50.277 --> 26:57.981 [SPEAKER_04]: It seems like they pack a lot into a small area because when I was looking through things, there is a Ferris wheel inside a gift shop. 26:59.446 --> 27:01.452 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, so... 27:03.457 --> 27:16.611 [SPEAKER_03]: That was an interesting point that I wanted to talk about because it's, um, I don't know what it says about like their sort of theme park planning for it, because it, it, it red is after thought. 27:17.291 --> 27:27.562 [SPEAKER_03]: And the way in which it's presented is, um, you're not sure if it's even something that you can ride from the way that it's like presented the gift shop. 27:27.582 --> 27:32.147 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, maybe that's just me being a 5 foot 9 woman who is not a tiny kid. 27:32.127 --> 27:34.710 [SPEAKER_03]: would, you know, find this delightful. 27:35.371 --> 27:48.468 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, I will say that they packed a lot in again, like I spent three hours there, and was really trying to cover every intimate, and I'm sure if you just walk through, that through you'd be like, how do you spend more than 20 minutes there? 27:48.889 --> 27:57.240 [SPEAKER_03]: But 28:07.666 --> 28:09.525 [SPEAKER_04]: What else did you do while you were there? 28:10.315 --> 28:13.438 [SPEAKER_03]: I, well, I met Shrek and Fiona. 28:13.558 --> 28:20.604 [SPEAKER_03]: I was gonna say this for the end, but I have met the royalty of this. 28:21.105 --> 28:40.322 [SPEAKER_03]: It, I went, it was toward the tail end of October, and so they had a lot of like spooky scary horn, I see sort of things happening, but I was most interested in seeing Shrek and Fiona for photo meat and great in their Halloween costume. 28:40.302 --> 29:07.423 [SPEAKER_03]: Woman there everybody else was a family young child the only one brave enough to stand in your brave enough Thank you so much I they had like a little basket of like you know Halloween candy to give to everybody and it was so funny because when I got up there The employee working was like she almost gave me one and then held back and then was like I don't know what the protocol is You are not a child 29:07.403 --> 29:11.208 [SPEAKER_03]: But I ran over to meet them. 29:11.229 --> 29:19.921 [SPEAKER_03]: I also saw on the schedule that they roam around the park and they, you know, they do, there's like a stage in the Hollywood area that, you know, you may be able to see this well. 29:20.642 --> 29:21.844 [SPEAKER_03]: So that was very exciting. 29:21.864 --> 29:24.788 [SPEAKER_03]: I of course went to Shrek 4D. 29:25.930 --> 29:26.931 [SPEAKER_03]: That was great. 29:27.011 --> 29:28.894 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's within the castles. 29:28.994 --> 29:30.056 [SPEAKER_03]: You can walk around. 29:30.096 --> 29:31.618 [SPEAKER_03]: The queue is great. 29:32.019 --> 29:33.040 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow. 29:33.020 --> 29:33.541 [SPEAKER_03]: I know. 29:34.022 --> 29:44.460 [SPEAKER_03]: It made me think of my favorite part of our Harry Potter lands, both in Florida and in California, is going inside Hogwarts and walking around the castle. 29:44.540 --> 29:51.332 [SPEAKER_03]: I think that if you do the single writer, if you do any sort of line cutting, you're cutting out a huge part of the experience. 29:51.312 --> 29:54.458 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, so this was really great to walk inside the castle. 29:54.939 --> 29:55.439 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll find. 29:56.161 --> 30:02.292 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, I went to they have a donkey lie, which is very similar to turtle talk with Chris. 30:02.312 --> 30:03.214 [SPEAKER_03]: He was talking about that. 30:03.234 --> 30:11.689 [SPEAKER_04]: No, we know about this because if we were going to send anyone to Singapore to see a comedy show in the Shrek universe, you would have to be tribute. 30:11.749 --> 30:13.472 [SPEAKER_04]: Like it would have to be you. 30:13.452 --> 30:15.474 [SPEAKER_03]: It would have to be me. 30:15.494 --> 30:17.436 [SPEAKER_03]: I would fight people for it to be me. 30:18.376 --> 30:19.818 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 30:19.838 --> 30:24.342 [SPEAKER_03]: And boy, wasn't me in this situation. 30:24.622 --> 30:26.864 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, we've all we all know what this is. 30:26.924 --> 30:29.006 [SPEAKER_03]: We've seen it as I mentioned turtle talk with Crutch. 30:29.026 --> 30:30.708 [SPEAKER_03]: We've seen it in all these different instances. 30:30.908 --> 30:41.177 [SPEAKER_03]: It's basically like, you know, computer generated interactive show that, you know, like does crowd work with the audience. 30:41.317 --> 30:43.459 [SPEAKER_03]: It was like a 30:43.439 --> 31:06.190 [SPEAKER_03]: But about like, well, minutes of that was just like retaped, regenerated, donkey doing like a soul man kind of riff, and then eight minutes, and so it's like him with like a, you know, fake band, but it's all on the screen, so they're not really there. 31:06.170 --> 31:36.177 [SPEAKER_03]: Just donkey as a character singing like soul man type songs or James Brown type songs and you're like okay, that's fun I didn't know that this was a music show technically, but I'm rolling with you and then he you know would do a song And then he would introduce us to the show and then start picking on people from the audience But it was it was very short I like that was the thing that stood out most of me that it was like such a brief moment of interaction 31:36.157 --> 31:43.576 [SPEAKER_03]: One child and then like got to pack it up, do another like soul man kind of briff, and then that's the end of the show. 31:43.796 --> 31:47.466 [SPEAKER_04]: Is there anything on the opposite side of the coin that like really surprised you? 31:47.546 --> 31:53.541 [SPEAKER_04]: I know we talked about the tapestry, like was the dining or the merchandise, particularly more exciting than you anticipated? 31:53.521 --> 31:55.903 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm so grateful for this question. 31:55.964 --> 31:58.526 [SPEAKER_03]: The merchandise really blew me away. 31:58.546 --> 32:03.692 [SPEAKER_03]: I, again, was texting you and I had, and this was beginning of that, my trip. 32:03.712 --> 32:09.858 [SPEAKER_03]: So I was full of the hubris of like, oh, I have plenty of room in my luggage, when truly when I arrived, I didn't. 32:10.579 --> 32:15.904 [SPEAKER_03]: But I was still like just clamoring for every bit of merch. 32:15.924 --> 32:18.347 [SPEAKER_03]: One thing that just released it out to me, 32:18.327 --> 32:22.636 [SPEAKER_03]: and I'm happy to say that I did buy something from this sort of angle of merge. 32:23.919 --> 32:31.014 [SPEAKER_03]: They have latched onto the fact that Shrek had in the first movie that monologue about being an onion. 32:31.836 --> 32:38.209 [SPEAKER_03]: And they've really latched onto that as being their interpretation being like, well, then Shrek loves onions. 32:38.189 --> 32:41.755 [SPEAKER_03]: trek equals onions, trek is love, and love is onions. 32:42.116 --> 32:52.375 [SPEAKER_03]: And so you may find when you're going to go into a universal single core, trek far, far away, merge a booth, a whole wall that is like onion soup. 32:53.557 --> 32:59.067 [SPEAKER_03]: Here's a coffee commuter pop that just says onion soup and it has 32:59.047 --> 33:15.922 [SPEAKER_03]: There is a bottle opener that's also a magnet that I purchased, happy to say, that just has a photo a trek or an image of trek and then it just says onion on like a bowl of onion soup or a bottle opener, dare I ask how the food was? 33:16.322 --> 33:18.424 [SPEAKER_03]: So as you know, Carly, I am vegan. 33:18.904 --> 33:23.588 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm not the craziest strictest vegan, you know, particularly when it comes to treats. 33:23.668 --> 33:28.092 [SPEAKER_03]: So I did eat a shrek waffle, 33:28.072 --> 33:42.474 [SPEAKER_03]: They have waffles that are, you know, very similar to Mickey waffles, but in the middle of the circle waffles shape is like a green shrek that was like, oh, God, I have that, but because I'm also lecturers and teller and I couldn't have ice cream with it. 33:42.494 --> 33:43.195 [SPEAKER_03]: So it's a dry guy. 33:43.415 --> 33:44.697 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, a dry guy. 33:44.677 --> 33:56.530 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh yeah, but otherwise the food that you may find there are very similar to your typical theme park fairs, so they have like a goldie locks, you know, food stand that is like fried chicken. 33:57.392 --> 34:00.120 [SPEAKER_04]: I saw that it was a chicken done just right. 34:00.100 --> 34:01.402 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, of course. 34:01.502 --> 34:01.882 [SPEAKER_03]: Of course. 34:02.283 --> 34:02.603 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 34:02.924 --> 34:13.677 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, I would say that for my fellow vegans and the deterrients, um, you may find that are options as I did in like the, um, um, egetaria where they have curries, all those sorts of things. 34:13.977 --> 34:20.826 [SPEAKER_03]: Singapore in general is a really great place to find a lot of different vegetarian options because of course, if little India, a little black, 34:20.806 --> 34:26.638 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, but yeah, as far as, like, the four or far away goes, it was like, okay, well, do you want a waffle? 34:26.658 --> 34:28.662 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you want some fries? 34:28.722 --> 34:29.925 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you want some other fries? 34:30.025 --> 34:31.408 [SPEAKER_03]: We have three different types of fries. 34:33.112 --> 34:34.354 [SPEAKER_03]: So yeah. 34:34.374 --> 34:35.637 [SPEAKER_03]: And put the fflushies too. 34:35.657 --> 34:38.663 [SPEAKER_03]: If you want that, let me ask you. 34:38.643 --> 34:45.493 [SPEAKER_04]: I think there's only one other thing in the land we didn't talk about, which is the fortune teller show, did you happen to catch that? 34:46.274 --> 34:47.075 [SPEAKER_03]: I did not. 34:47.315 --> 34:49.318 [SPEAKER_03]: I didn't even see it on the show. 34:49.538 --> 34:53.224 [SPEAKER_04]: So it might not have been running when you were there, because I watched a full YouTube video of it. 34:54.025 --> 34:57.269 [SPEAKER_04]: But when I went to look at it, it's like, it's currently unavailable. 34:58.231 --> 35:02.537 [SPEAKER_04]: But it was called fortune favors the fury, and it is starring poison boots. 35:03.879 --> 35:04.640 [SPEAKER_03]: I would have loved that. 35:05.020 --> 35:06.102 [SPEAKER_04]: What a bummer. 35:06.284 --> 35:26.689 [SPEAKER_03]: I know that that's a thing too about like by any means trip, you can only really plan so far then so sometimes like I at the end of this trip I went to to UTC and when I went there Do you want me to the center of the earth was not working it's there's always gonna be something I know 35:26.669 --> 35:30.194 [SPEAKER_03]: But you know what that makes me go got to come back and I got to come back got to come back. 35:31.636 --> 35:32.317 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh my god. 35:32.697 --> 35:39.526 [SPEAKER_04]: To end this trip in Tokyo, Disney C is just for my fourth time and I was there. 35:39.566 --> 35:48.458 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, I was there the year before and we talked about this separately and I'm sorry to say this to your listeners that this is no longer available but um 35:48.438 --> 35:53.245 [SPEAKER_03]: Last year when I went, I finally got to see the show where Mickey plays the drum. 35:53.506 --> 35:56.510 [SPEAKER_03]: And I don't think I've never been the same. 35:57.071 --> 36:08.708 [SPEAKER_03]: I think that the fervor that Mickey playing the drums ignites is so strong that Tokyo as a city 36:08.688 --> 36:18.828 [SPEAKER_03]: and Japan as a country would be on their knees in shame if they did not harness all of their resources to make it happen again. 36:18.868 --> 36:20.671 [SPEAKER_03]: And I think they're way ahead of us. 36:22.094 --> 36:26.342 [SPEAKER_04]: It really, it no offense to others who haven't done it, but it really is life changing. 36:26.980 --> 36:40.198 [SPEAKER_03]: I described in full detail for the holiday to several adults who I think realized they they buckled up for a ride, they didn't want to partake. 36:40.979 --> 36:45.806 [SPEAKER_03]: I described in full detail how there is nothing like Mickey playing the drums. 36:45.866 --> 36:49.731 [SPEAKER_03]: You think you've seen, it's not just, I will say. 36:49.863 --> 36:54.130 [SPEAKER_03]: Not just that Mickey Mouse is playing the drums and wow, wow, wow, how exciting. 36:54.791 --> 37:00.740 [SPEAKER_03]: It is one of the best drum sets I've seen from a human and the outfit. 37:00.901 --> 37:02.563 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, he's like, fully dressed. 37:03.124 --> 37:06.650 [SPEAKER_03]: I was crying and they were instantly crying. 37:06.690 --> 37:11.578 [SPEAKER_03]: Payno attention to the fact that this was also at the end of a long trip and perhaps I was missing home. 37:11.618 --> 37:12.900 [SPEAKER_03]: Payno attention to that. 37:12.880 --> 37:18.855 [SPEAKER_03]: I was in tears and they force you to put away your phone and they are very strict about it. 37:19.195 --> 37:24.187 [SPEAKER_03]: And that is the one time the entire trip where that role was implemented that I was like you bastard. 37:24.729 --> 37:28.759 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, I can't you let me host as Fred the good word about making playing the drum. 37:28.779 --> 37:31.024 [SPEAKER_03]: So I faint that it'll come back. 37:31.004 --> 37:34.888 [SPEAKER_03]: and how we will stay, because Mickey's not just drumming, Mickey is wailing. 37:35.549 --> 37:37.931 [SPEAKER_03]: He's wailing on the drums, like I said, the most impressive. 37:38.151 --> 37:50.043 [SPEAKER_03]: And I want to also say that the way that they present it within the show, like it's the finale of the show, and like, you know, the fab fiber on stage, and they're interacting. 37:50.063 --> 37:53.767 [SPEAKER_03]: I forget what they're saying, because all I'm focusing on is, wow, who is playing the drums? 37:54.128 --> 37:58.412 [SPEAKER_03]: That's incredible, and then the curtains part 37:58.392 --> 38:11.165 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, what advice would you have for someone who is going on a long overseas trip or wants to plan Something like this because I know that you're not just booking hotels willy nilly like you're going to points You're very meticulous about it. 38:11.506 --> 38:14.393 [SPEAKER_04]: What advice do you have for the masses who want to follow in your footsteps? 38:14.373 --> 38:32.601 [SPEAKER_03]: I would say that if you have never sold a travel before, start small, of course, and don't just immediately jump off the deep end and feel like you have to jam in everything, get to know what it's like to take a inter-trip. 38:32.581 --> 38:38.731 [SPEAKER_03]: to your trip first, maybe start with like two cities and then sort of like scale out from there. 38:38.771 --> 38:54.437 [SPEAKER_03]: If you are somebody who's already traveled a little bit and you know, you're wanting to kind of jam in stuff, what I like to do when I'm organizing the order of my trips is I'll start with locations that I've never been to before that kind of 38:54.417 --> 38:57.142 [SPEAKER_03]: being challenging or scare me a little bit because they're unknown. 38:57.702 --> 39:03.552 [SPEAKER_03]: But then I will try and land somewhere that I've been to before and have that kind of comfort and familiarity. 39:04.133 --> 39:07.719 [SPEAKER_03]: So, case and point, you know, this past trip and the trip that I took last year. 39:07.739 --> 39:12.828 [SPEAKER_03]: I started this time in, you know, cities and countries that I've never been to before. 39:12.968 --> 39:19.058 [SPEAKER_03]: And then I knew, you know, I was going to be landing in Seoul and Tokyo, which is where I've been 39:19.038 --> 39:30.530 [SPEAKER_03]: And I also do that so that if things go right at the beginning of my trip, I go, well, I got hustled at the airport, but at least I'm going to be seeing Mickey playing the drums at the end. 39:30.550 --> 39:32.752 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, it kind of can comfort you in that way. 39:32.772 --> 39:38.078 [SPEAKER_03]: And I would also say that like, I do a lot of my research through Reddit and TikTok. 39:38.318 --> 39:45.265 [SPEAKER_03]: And I think that those are like the most incredible places just to get like from, you know, the mouth of somebody who is 39:45.245 --> 39:49.377 [SPEAKER_03]: either there now or has been there recently like what to look out for. 39:49.397 --> 40:00.267 [SPEAKER_03]: And I think that that could be easier to digest than, you know, going from like blog to blog and website to website where you truly don't know like, you know, is this a corporation that's working for this company, blah, blah, blah, blah. 40:00.247 --> 40:14.970 [SPEAKER_03]: So I would really start there and I would also encourage people that it can be cheaper than you think like you mentioned Carly like I do a lot of credit card points things that was a kind of math that took me many years It's a figure out and now I want to spread the good word. 40:15.010 --> 40:17.614 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, but they're also like 40:17.594 --> 40:23.080 [SPEAKER_03]: other ways that you can find cheaper accommodations, of course, through Burvo and Airbnb. 40:24.102 --> 40:34.654 [SPEAKER_03]: But, you know, I also like to figure out what can be manageable by train, you know, what are ways that you can kind of like spice up a vacation for yourself without breaking the bank. 40:34.674 --> 40:35.935 [SPEAKER_03]: So that's kind of my goal. 40:36.236 --> 40:40.060 [SPEAKER_03]: That in writing movies, those are the only things I care about and making playing the program. 40:40.080 --> 40:42.203 [SPEAKER_04]: We just need you to be writing a theme park attraction. 40:42.243 --> 40:43.264 [SPEAKER_04]: That's all we need. 40:43.244 --> 40:51.239 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I, if there has ever been someone who is a perfection, thank you, truly. 40:51.319 --> 40:54.364 [SPEAKER_04]: I have, I have power to be, I'm available. 40:54.384 --> 40:58.131 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you so much for coming on and for doing all of this track research for us. 40:58.145 --> 40:59.807 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh my god it is my pleasure. 40:59.867 --> 41:06.576 [SPEAKER_03]: It would ever you need when when the red phone calls and it is you on the other line, Carly, I don't care. 41:07.438 --> 41:08.679 [SPEAKER_03]: The onion fund thank you. 41:08.719 --> 41:09.761 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm eager to pick up. 41:10.301 --> 41:14.547 [SPEAKER_03]: I will go to the ends of the earth for any other Shrek thing that you want. 41:15.188 --> 41:27.865 [SPEAKER_03]: I need very little 41:36.164 --> 41:48.625 [SPEAKER_00]: I currently this is Sam from British Columbia, Canada and first of all, I was just wondering if you have heard of or seen the new movie on Disney Plus, a very Jonas Christmas movie. 41:49.206 --> 41:57.880 [SPEAKER_00]: I just watched it and let me tell you, there is the perfect cameo on there from Andrew Barth Feldman and it has me rolling. 41:58.140 --> 42:02.087 [SPEAKER_00]: It was so good and if you haven't watched it, I highly recommend it. 42:02.641 --> 42:09.368 [SPEAKER_00]: And my question here is I am coming on the group trip in February and I'm coming with my family. 42:09.548 --> 42:22.522 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm toting along my husband and my sweet kids who range an age from seven down to she will be one year at that time and we're flying in a few days early. 42:22.562 --> 42:29.830 [SPEAKER_00]: So we're going to be there from February 1st until the night and we have a few days beforehand where we have it totally open-ended right now. 42:30.080 --> 42:34.145 [SPEAKER_00]: we haven't decided what we're going to do before we check in on the test to our automation. 42:35.086 --> 42:41.894 [SPEAKER_00]: So I haven't spent a lot of time in Orlando and we've only done Disney World when we've been there, a couple times we've been. 42:42.675 --> 42:49.043 [SPEAKER_00]: So I was wondering if you have any recommendations for fun things to do in the Orlando area. 42:49.183 --> 42:59.395 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I was thinking, seeing like, I'm planning to now skate a world or 42:59.999 --> 43:08.767 [SPEAKER_00]: agreed to have recommendations of what you would think would be kind of messy things are just fun things that would be kid friendly to do in the area. 43:09.289 --> 43:10.994 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah and I'm super excited for February. 43:11.175 --> 43:11.777 [SPEAKER_00]: Thanks for your time. 43:12.058 --> 43:12.439 [SPEAKER_00]: Bye. 43:12.824 --> 43:26.311 [SPEAKER_04]: Hi Sam, okay, so I actually haven't talked about this yet, but I saw this call come through in late November and I had a few other people message me and they were like, girl, you have to watch the Jonas Brothers movie and I'm not really a Jonas girlie, nothing against them. 43:26.411 --> 43:33.685 [SPEAKER_04]: I just was raised on Hansen and Boy bands more than them, so I wasn't going to watch this until literally everyone was recommending it. 43:33.665 --> 43:37.471 [SPEAKER_04]: And I got to say you were completely correct, Andrew's cameo in it is so good. 43:37.491 --> 43:38.072 [SPEAKER_04]: I have to text him. 43:38.092 --> 43:40.275 [SPEAKER_04]: I completely forgot to text him and congratulate him on how good it was. 43:40.635 --> 43:41.216 [SPEAKER_04]: It was incredible. 43:41.577 --> 43:44.942 [SPEAKER_04]: It was like, I mean, obviously my highlight of the movie, but the movie was pretty good. 43:44.962 --> 43:48.607 [SPEAKER_04]: So if you haven't watched, I think it's called like a Jonas Brothers Christmas, you have to watch it. 43:49.028 --> 43:52.073 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe just for Andrew, but also like the Jonas Brothers were really good in it. 43:52.153 --> 43:53.355 [SPEAKER_04]: I was impressed. 43:53.415 --> 43:54.857 [SPEAKER_04]: Is not a diehard Jonas person. 43:55.237 --> 43:57.040 [SPEAKER_04]: I was quite impressed. 43:57.020 --> 44:04.394 [SPEAKER_04]: I am so excited you are coming to a music polluse up from Canada, you're crossing a country border to come hang out in Disney World with all of us. 44:04.414 --> 44:05.496 [SPEAKER_04]: That's pretty freaking cool. 44:07.039 --> 44:08.141 [SPEAKER_04]: I am very very excited. 44:08.181 --> 44:13.932 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't wait to hang out with you and what a trip to be able to come for so long and experience so much of Orlando. 44:13.912 --> 44:15.835 [SPEAKER_04]: That said, I'm gonna be real with you. 44:16.396 --> 44:24.110 [SPEAKER_04]: I am not necessarily the best person to tell you what to do on property because frankly, I rarely make it off property these days. 44:24.231 --> 44:26.054 [SPEAKER_04]: I rarely am making it off property. 44:26.154 --> 44:30.943 [SPEAKER_04]: I am always at a theme park and I always want to venture out, and I do a little, I get a little taste. 44:31.384 --> 44:33.888 [SPEAKER_04]: Every few years, I get to go to a wonderful Vietnamese restaurant. 44:34.149 --> 44:36.874 [SPEAKER_04]: I try to, I mean, I'm always going to pick up Gettians cookies. 44:36.894 --> 44:37.675 [SPEAKER_04]: That's like, 44:37.655 --> 44:39.819 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, it's like, uh, that's my chore. 44:39.839 --> 44:40.800 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's like my chore whenever I go. 44:40.820 --> 44:44.326 [SPEAKER_04]: I have to pick them up, but I do have some recommendations for you. 44:44.406 --> 44:45.648 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, first of all, Gatorland. 44:46.089 --> 44:56.727 [SPEAKER_04]: I have not yet been, but in case you haven't listened, we did an entire episode on Gatorland with Shelby Honey, who, um, you're listening, I shall be one of our most illustrative guests. 44:56.707 --> 44:57.789 [SPEAKER_04]: Definitely check that out. 44:57.829 --> 44:59.010 [SPEAKER_04]: I will put the link in the show notes. 44:59.351 --> 45:02.395 [SPEAKER_04]: And that is the most information I physically have about Katerland for you. 45:02.896 --> 45:09.726 [SPEAKER_04]: For everything she said, it sounds extremely cool, but I'm actually not sure what age is kid-wise. 45:09.766 --> 45:11.930 [SPEAKER_04]: It's best for, I know you're traveling with three kiddos. 45:12.350 --> 45:16.977 [SPEAKER_04]: So definitely looking to that and find out what age range for younger kids, it is best for. 45:16.957 --> 45:19.399 [SPEAKER_04]: I do want to also remind you there is a Lego land. 45:20.300 --> 45:23.262 [SPEAKER_04]: I know there's also, I've driven from Orlando to the Lego land. 45:23.303 --> 45:24.864 [SPEAKER_04]: It wasn't that bad, it was like a fun road trip. 45:24.884 --> 45:27.686 [SPEAKER_04]: And I drove past a local ice cream stand. 45:27.746 --> 45:28.687 [SPEAKER_04]: It was kind of like an ice cream shop. 45:28.767 --> 45:30.008 [SPEAKER_04]: And I got ice cream there and it was dope. 45:31.049 --> 45:32.731 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a Lego land, if you want to look into that. 45:33.011 --> 45:36.334 [SPEAKER_04]: There is an Orlando science center I've heard about, which I have not seen, which sounds pretty cool. 45:36.814 --> 45:38.496 [SPEAKER_04]: I have not been to sea world, there was also that. 45:38.756 --> 45:41.498 [SPEAKER_04]: There's also a Creole experience, which I've driven past 100 times. 45:41.518 --> 45:46.963 [SPEAKER_04]: And I have not done it, but when I was locked in Mall of America for three days, casual sentence. 45:46.943 --> 46:02.286 [SPEAKER_04]: casual sentence when I was in the mal-America I was there for three days I didn't leave they had a version of this in the mall and I got to make my own crayon and name it and I still have it like it's it's like in my shelf like a very cool experience if you have any sort of brand affinity with Corayola 46:02.266 --> 46:05.349 [SPEAKER_04]: Those are some of my, you know, off property suggestions. 46:05.369 --> 46:08.433 [SPEAKER_04]: Again, not my strong suit, however, that is not all that I have for you. 46:08.733 --> 46:20.325 [SPEAKER_04]: I want you to check out lemon-hearted, not H-E-A-R-T-E-D, lemon-hearted, they are the go-to person for all, like, coffee, food, dining things locally in Orlando. 46:20.686 --> 46:29.235 [SPEAKER_04]: I recommend them constantly because I think they are the very, very, very best at their job, and they're really, like, um, like, on the pulse of Orlando when it comes to like, what yummies you want to get. 46:29.215 --> 46:34.142 [SPEAKER_04]: I do also want to remind you that, you know, even though you're looking for other stuff, I am sure. 46:34.162 --> 46:51.088 [SPEAKER_04]: I am certain that there are areas within Walt Disney World you've probably not seen yet, and this might be a really good trip to experience those things, especially because you are traveling with a little kid where something like a monorail tour around the main resort is probably a fun way to spend the night. 46:51.068 --> 46:54.092 [SPEAKER_04]: If you do that, I recommend always eating at Gasboro Island Grill. 46:54.112 --> 46:55.715 [SPEAKER_04]: I think that is the easiest place to dine. 46:55.735 --> 46:58.839 [SPEAKER_04]: It's also really nice to sit outside if there are something like fireworks happening. 46:58.880 --> 47:05.349 [SPEAKER_04]: In terms of fireworks, also, consider seeing the fireworks from one of the hotels away from your resort. 47:05.369 --> 47:06.551 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, oh, try different hotels. 47:06.651 --> 47:07.352 [SPEAKER_04]: Just hang out there. 47:07.392 --> 47:09.415 [SPEAKER_04]: People always go to the poly, but 47:09.395 --> 47:15.384 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm gonna start recommending you go to Fort Wilderness because you know I had a great time when I was there Is it a couple months ago? 47:15.404 --> 47:16.186 [SPEAKER_04]: Was that a few weeks ago? 47:16.246 --> 47:17.207 [SPEAKER_04]: What is time? 47:17.247 --> 47:25.260 [SPEAKER_04]: It was a few weeks ago, I think That each was empty and you know it's a little tricky to get there because Disney World hotels have been a little 47:25.240 --> 47:30.406 [SPEAKER_04]: you're annoyingly about parking if you're not staying there, but there could be like, oh, I'm just going to get food at trails. 47:30.446 --> 47:31.867 [SPEAKER_04]: And anyway, you can park there. 47:31.887 --> 47:32.448 [SPEAKER_04]: You can get dinner. 47:32.668 --> 47:36.552 [SPEAKER_04]: You can sit on the beach, and there was almost nobody on the beach to me over there, and it was a great vantage point. 47:36.592 --> 47:43.600 [SPEAKER_04]: So consider like, things that aren't Disney but different to you, exploring different resorts, like Fort Wilderness is a great place to mill about. 47:44.040 --> 47:51.989 [SPEAKER_04]: Keep in mind, though, because you have a little one, golf carts in the main form of transportation throughout the interior of that resort, but you can take their interior buses. 47:52.289 --> 47:55.112 [SPEAKER_04]: And once you get to the main area, 47:55.092 --> 48:02.703 [SPEAKER_04]: And like, where the waterfront is, where people can take boats to magic kingdom, that little area like all of that is pretty much walking distance. 48:02.723 --> 48:04.165 [SPEAKER_04]: You can see horses during the day. 48:04.205 --> 48:05.086 [SPEAKER_04]: You can see horses. 48:05.467 --> 48:07.129 [SPEAKER_04]: So definitely venture out. 48:07.210 --> 48:09.733 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't want to sound like one of the people that's like, don't leave the bubble. 48:09.853 --> 48:22.011 [SPEAKER_04]: But also I encourage you to maybe find a Disney experience that's new to you because if you've been going for a while and you love Disney, there's something about discovering something new at Disney World you haven't done before, which I think is like a spiritual experience. 48:23.408 --> 48:23.949 [SPEAKER_04]: the horse! 48:24.189 --> 48:24.929 [SPEAKER_04]: What can I say? 48:24.949 --> 48:26.111 [SPEAKER_04]: I love a horse. 48:26.631 --> 48:27.712 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't wait to see you in February. 48:27.992 --> 48:28.853 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you so much for listening. 48:28.973 --> 48:30.455 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you for calling about Andrew. 48:30.475 --> 48:35.379 [SPEAKER_04]: I hope you have so much fun and also let me know like in person or later, call into the pod. 48:35.399 --> 48:46.410 [SPEAKER_04]: If you find anything off campus as I put it, then you want to spread the word to other parents about because that is a full gray area for me and I would love to know for a future trips with my own child as well. 48:46.710 --> 48:47.451 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you so much for calling! 48:48.091 --> 48:49.753 [SPEAKER_04]: See you soon! 48:52.855 --> 48:53.976 [SPEAKER_02]: Well that's our show. 48:54.277 --> 48:58.882 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you all so much for listening and thank you to our special guest Julia Prescott. 48:59.162 --> 49:09.293 [SPEAKER_02]: You can follow Julia on Instagram and Twitter at Julia Prescott and be sure to check out her website JuliaPrescott.com for all the amazing projects that she is part of. 49:09.733 --> 49:14.078 [SPEAKER_02]: All links will be in the show notes so pop out over there and special thanks to me! 49:14.558 --> 49:14.979 [SPEAKER_02]: Mom! 49:15.499 --> 49:21.546 [SPEAKER_02]: For filling in for Carolean parts of today's episode 49:21.526 --> 49:24.374 [SPEAKER_02]: which she was going to do anyways, so kind of a cup out, but that's fine. 49:24.976 --> 49:30.912 [SPEAKER_02]: You can rate review and follow very amusing on Apple podcasts and rate and follow us on Spotify. 49:31.293 --> 49:36.548 [SPEAKER_02]: You can also give us a call at 7-4-7 Cheeros, anytime, anywhere. 49:36.528 --> 49:45.961 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you're planning a Disney or Universal trip or a cruise, reach out to me or mouse fan travel, they will help you do it all for free and we love them. 49:46.281 --> 49:50.727 [SPEAKER_02]: And don't forget, the promise of the vacation is the ideal last minute gift. 49:50.747 --> 49:56.575 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't get me a gift certificate, get them a vacation that you can fool your loved ones into taking you like me. 49:57.256 --> 50:00.860 [SPEAKER_02]: Head to mousefantravel.com slash amusing and enjoy. 50:01.241 --> 50:04.425 [SPEAKER_02]: You can follow Carly at CarlyWise on the Cross the Internet. 50:04.405 --> 50:12.352 [SPEAKER_02]: Join the formerly at Facebook.com slash group slash Carly Wiesel and subscribe to my Instagram 99 cents a month. 50:12.412 --> 50:13.313 [SPEAKER_02]: It is such a bargain. 50:13.353 --> 50:13.873 [SPEAKER_02]: It's so good. 50:14.193 --> 50:15.455 [SPEAKER_02]: I do it and I love it. 50:15.895 --> 50:17.396 [SPEAKER_02]: Thanks so much for listening. 50:17.756 --> 50:18.918 [SPEAKER_02]: See you soon. 50:28.786 --> 50:33.450 [SPEAKER_01]: Bye-bye. 50:33.667 --> 50:34.889 [SPEAKER_01]: after what? 50:35.390 --> 50:36.551 [SPEAKER_01]: How did you get Mike Mitchell? 50:36.611 --> 50:37.393 [SPEAKER_01]: How did you do that? 50:37.453 --> 50:37.954 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh my God. 50:38.314 --> 50:40.077 [SPEAKER_01]: This interview was so good. 50:40.137 --> 50:41.940 [SPEAKER_01]: And it went by way too fast. 50:41.960 --> 50:43.242 [SPEAKER_01]: A lot of fun facts. 50:43.362 --> 50:43.863 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh my God. 50:43.903 --> 50:46.687 [SPEAKER_01]: My cat is hands in so many movies. 50:46.987 --> 50:47.929 [SPEAKER_01]: This guy's a budget. 50:48.029 --> 50:55.380 [SPEAKER_01]: He's so entertaining and I love you integrity that even though Mike loaded out some amazing things to come, you did not hear it. 50:55.821 --> 50:57.483 [SPEAKER_01]: You did not hear his secrets the way. 50:57.563 --> 50:58.645 [SPEAKER_01]: I love that about you. 50:58.912 --> 51:03.280 [SPEAKER_01]: What an interesting man, the interaction between the two of you was so much fun. 51:03.360 --> 51:04.462 [SPEAKER_01]: I absolutely loved it. 51:05.243 --> 51:07.147 [SPEAKER_01]: Great call from Tyler, your listener. 51:07.607 --> 51:10.953 [SPEAKER_01]: I hear you, and I heard tension, yes, Tyler's right on. 51:11.554 --> 51:13.698 [SPEAKER_01]: So funny, great episode, honey. 51:13.878 --> 51:16.343 [SPEAKER_01]: I love you so much, I love you so much, Pearl. 51:16.804 --> 51:18.186 [SPEAKER_01]: See you soon, bye, baby.