WEBVTT 00:21.462 --> 00:46.911 [SPEAKER_17]: Hello, hello, hello, thank you for clicking play in your little podcast app on this episode today Got to start off with a bit of sad news to explain why this is not a narrative episode at the top here my dad passed away He passed away and What can you say you know, it's it's tough you know, I was thinking about this a lot before getting on the mic. 00:47.011 --> 00:48.212 [SPEAKER_17]: I was like 00:49.441 --> 00:54.532 [SPEAKER_17]: It is hard to know what to say on one hand. 00:54.552 --> 00:59.603 [SPEAKER_17]: I like to be honest in the front, on one hand, I don't want to arrow my family's business. 01:00.686 --> 01:06.218 [SPEAKER_17]: On one hand, you know, it's, you know, I don't want to come off the weird, whatever. 01:08.729 --> 01:20.940 [SPEAKER_17]: But obviously, it's a pretty tough time and it definitely hit our schedule a bit like a freight train upsetting normal work. 01:21.120 --> 01:38.736 [SPEAKER_17]: So I think everyone has been so cool about obviously the dudes around this table right now are the most incredible wonderful friends for me in this difficult period of time and everyone who's been a listener and offered kind words can't even tell you it's truly tremendously profoundly appreciated. 01:38.716 --> 01:48.186 [SPEAKER_17]: But we ought to do a voice mail this month as the main course, and then we should be back on track next month. 01:48.346 --> 01:50.148 [SPEAKER_17]: Part two, this is a voice mail episode. 01:50.168 --> 01:51.750 [SPEAKER_17]: It'll be in the Patreon blah blah blah blah. 01:52.731 --> 01:53.492 [SPEAKER_17]: You should release it on up. 01:53.692 --> 01:57.056 [SPEAKER_17]: But anyway, ahead of time, I appreciate your understanding. 01:57.356 --> 01:57.716 [SPEAKER_17]: Okay? 01:57.957 --> 01:58.337 [SPEAKER_17]: All right. 01:58.557 --> 02:03.002 [SPEAKER_17]: Now, Casey's going to play a really wacky fun transition song. 02:04.417 --> 02:11.547 [SPEAKER_00]: I believe you meant to say, Mike, Mike, we'll play a really wacky fund, Transition, Solve. 02:15.773 --> 02:20.479 [SPEAKER_17]: And we're gonna smile a little bit, alright? 02:20.499 --> 02:21.981 [SPEAKER_17]: Okay, thank you guys. 02:22.762 --> 02:24.304 [SPEAKER_01]: We love you, Ganon. 02:24.324 --> 02:26.888 [SPEAKER_01]: We love you, Ganon. 02:26.908 --> 02:29.952 [SPEAKER_01]: Transition song type beat. 02:30.809 --> 02:32.911 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm the obby the one playing the transition song. 02:33.612 --> 02:34.293 [SPEAKER_00]: He said, what? 02:35.454 --> 02:37.036 [SPEAKER_13]: Sheesh. 02:37.056 --> 02:38.958 [SPEAKER_13]: Are you just saying like, not just Tiger? 02:38.978 --> 02:40.460 [SPEAKER_17]: I hope you're the one to do this. 02:40.560 --> 02:42.002 [SPEAKER_13]: No, no, it's part of the episode now. 02:42.122 --> 02:43.884 [SPEAKER_17]: I hope you're the one to do the transition song. 02:43.904 --> 02:47.128 [SPEAKER_17]: Casey will be smile. 02:47.628 --> 02:49.771 [SPEAKER_13]: This will be something you'll have in my path. 02:49.951 --> 02:51.092 [SPEAKER_13]: Casey will be sitting back. 02:52.274 --> 02:55.197 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh god damn this is fun. 02:56.476 --> 03:00.120 [SPEAKER_13]: You guys, I just learned that Garbanzo beans are chickpeas. 03:00.540 --> 03:03.003 [SPEAKER_13]: This whole time I thought they were two different things. 03:05.165 --> 03:05.986 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know that at all. 03:06.006 --> 03:07.888 [SPEAKER_13]: I was, I was with Casey, Ganonu. 03:08.629 --> 03:08.889 [SPEAKER_13]: I knew. 03:09.490 --> 03:10.071 [SPEAKER_13]: Did it let me know? 03:10.531 --> 03:12.273 [SPEAKER_23]: That Garbanzo beans are chickpeas. 03:13.014 --> 03:21.403 [SPEAKER_23]: I don't know if I officially knew it for sure, but I certainly knew they were nearly the same thing, I guess. 03:21.569 --> 03:25.534 [SPEAKER_13]: To me, chickpeas are something that I like, and Garbanzo beans are something gross. 03:25.554 --> 03:27.717 [SPEAKER_23]: That I'd be like, they're like the same. 03:27.777 --> 03:29.018 [SPEAKER_13]: They are the same. 03:29.038 --> 03:30.180 [SPEAKER_23]: They are the same. 03:30.200 --> 03:30.840 [SPEAKER_25]: They are the same. 03:31.141 --> 03:33.424 [SPEAKER_23]: I guess I didn't know that they were officially the same. 03:33.444 --> 03:34.805 [SPEAKER_25]: I don't know if I ever had Garbanzo beans. 03:34.825 --> 03:38.890 [SPEAKER_25]: I always avoid them because I like chickpeas, but not Garbanzo. 03:39.271 --> 03:45.158 [SPEAKER_13]: I only found out because I was looking for chickpeas, and then I saw Garbanzo beans, and then it said in parentheses underneath, it said chickpeas. 03:45.258 --> 03:45.739 [SPEAKER_13]: Turn to Joe's. 03:47.200 --> 03:47.881 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh, harvest time. 03:47.981 --> 03:48.522 [SPEAKER_13]: harvest time. 03:48.502 --> 03:49.664 [SPEAKER_23]: Are we in the recording right now? 03:49.864 --> 03:51.987 [SPEAKER_25]: I mean, it's starting to sound like it. 03:52.068 --> 03:55.473 [SPEAKER_25]: I was going to go film my water, but you're free to keep talking while I film my water. 03:55.493 --> 03:57.937 [SPEAKER_23]: OK, why don't you film your water while I keep talking? 03:57.977 --> 03:58.578 [SPEAKER_23]: You want to water Mike? 03:58.598 --> 04:00.361 [SPEAKER_13]: Could you talk me off on their Garbanzo chickpeas? 04:00.641 --> 04:01.823 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, yeah, absolutely. 04:01.843 --> 04:05.108 [SPEAKER_23]: Oh, I just want to say hello. 04:05.369 --> 04:15.184 [SPEAKER_23]: Hello to everyone around this table and out there in the big wide universe podcast, wherever you're listening to this. 04:15.485 --> 04:23.036 [SPEAKER_23]: the times they are bad, the life it is bad, the voicemails, it is good, it is. 04:23.056 --> 04:23.757 [SPEAKER_23]: We'll find out. 04:23.917 --> 04:25.019 [SPEAKER_13]: I hope they're good. 04:25.059 --> 04:27.482 [SPEAKER_13]: I really needed to be good to improve everything in my life. 04:27.642 --> 04:30.386 [SPEAKER_23]: Well listen, this is something that's kind of fun. 04:30.547 --> 04:38.438 [SPEAKER_23]: We did these recently and it appears and like we did 04:38.418 --> 04:46.116 [SPEAKER_23]: told you all that they were the amount of voicemails that we got over the course of the entire year and we finally were doing something with them. 04:46.349 --> 05:09.032 [SPEAKER_23]: guess what we have received officially more voicemails in the past several months since those two episodes came out then we did in the entire year of last year so we are going to again do the it's clear we had fun we have a great time I can't wait to hear what then the hell everybody has to say 05:09.012 --> 05:17.105 [SPEAKER_13]: The most important metric for how successful a podcast is is how many voicemails do they get on their funny phone number. 05:17.525 --> 05:28.202 [SPEAKER_17]: Yes, yes, which is seven seven seven three six six six pop up pop up. 05:29.853 --> 05:30.434 [SPEAKER_25]: What should we get? 05:30.474 --> 05:31.396 [SPEAKER_25]: Should we get right into it? 05:31.416 --> 05:33.560 [SPEAKER_25]: Should we start with one of these suckers? 05:33.660 --> 05:35.143 [SPEAKER_25]: I got them loaded up here. 05:35.163 --> 05:36.947 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah, fire, fire, it right at us. 05:37.367 --> 05:45.703 [SPEAKER_25]: Um, well, here's the thing, the last voicemail we did in part two of the voicemail episode, the first go around. 05:46.525 --> 05:49.110 [SPEAKER_25]: Um, was on November 25th. 05:49.090 --> 05:53.616 [SPEAKER_25]: And this one came in just three days later, so if it'd come in just a little bit earlier, we would have gotten to it. 05:54.698 --> 05:59.885 [SPEAKER_25]: But instead, it is going to be the first voicemail of the new generation. 05:59.945 --> 06:00.606 [SPEAKER_25]: Here we go. 06:05.252 --> 06:08.517 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah! 06:08.699 --> 06:10.562 [SPEAKER_11]: This was in the past. 06:11.223 --> 06:11.904 [SPEAKER_13]: This was fun. 06:11.944 --> 06:15.229 [SPEAKER_13]: This was fun. 06:15.249 --> 06:18.614 [SPEAKER_25]: It was fun. 06:18.835 --> 06:21.018 [SPEAKER_25]: In my defense, Eleni? 06:21.379 --> 06:22.280 [SPEAKER_23]: Yeah, that's my fault. 06:22.661 --> 06:23.762 [SPEAKER_25]: That's my fault. 06:23.802 --> 06:26.547 [SPEAKER_25]: You should've marked that one as we had before. 06:26.627 --> 06:29.151 [SPEAKER_23]: I forgot to mark that one. 06:29.992 --> 06:31.374 [SPEAKER_23]: Oops, but you could hear it again. 06:31.394 --> 06:32.897 [SPEAKER_23]: Wasn't that so nice? 06:33.357 --> 06:37.103 [SPEAKER_25]: That was a great surprise for me because I forgot that we did record ourselves. 06:37.083 --> 07:04.322 [SPEAKER_13]: if you want to hear the full that voicemail check out the patreon where that that full voicemail is pay world yeah well how about an official one from a fan or an enemy or something yeah let's let's do it okay here we go hey Alex we just had a good scene didn't we yeah damn we did 07:04.775 --> 07:09.280 [SPEAKER_05]: a couple of duo improbats who's here in to Moin, Iowa, just had a weekend time to see me. 07:09.821 --> 07:11.203 [SPEAKER_05]: I just wanted a hug. 07:11.223 --> 07:13.105 [SPEAKER_05]: Is your favorite podcast gutter, right? 07:13.926 --> 07:15.408 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, that's good. 07:15.548 --> 07:21.355 [SPEAKER_05]: This is good and we gutter and gutter and everything that they put out. 07:21.595 --> 07:22.436 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh yeah. 07:22.456 --> 07:25.119 [SPEAKER_05]: They've asked for some help about the plot. 07:25.280 --> 07:28.423 [SPEAKER_05]: So I thought you being the plot of gutter. 07:28.624 --> 07:30.306 [SPEAKER_05]: They're really in a bind right now. 07:30.886 --> 07:31.767 [SPEAKER_05]: They're really in a bind. 07:31.807 --> 07:32.368 [SPEAKER_05]: So 07:32.939 --> 07:34.569 [SPEAKER_05]: What do you think the plot could use? 07:34.730 --> 07:36.903 [SPEAKER_05]: What is like some helping out the day? 07:38.291 --> 07:40.182 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, the gutter podcast that you love. 07:42.912 --> 07:53.108 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I see I see I see are they missing are they missing are they missing. 07:53.328 --> 07:56.093 [SPEAKER_08]: They're missing I don't think they're missing too much. 07:56.313 --> 08:02.182 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, they're hitting all the things that are winning it out And that's all right. 08:02.202 --> 08:03.484 [SPEAKER_08]: That's awesome. 08:04.406 --> 08:08.312 [SPEAKER_08]: That's really good They're missing 08:08.461 --> 08:09.342 [SPEAKER_08]: How great. 08:09.362 --> 08:11.766 [SPEAKER_08]: There needs to be some kind of breaking up. 08:12.487 --> 08:15.291 [SPEAKER_08]: I really think they could, what about, how's it going to get? 08:15.311 --> 08:15.952 [SPEAKER_08]: That's the same thing. 08:15.972 --> 08:17.635 [SPEAKER_08]: The Ford terrain is a lot of time. 08:17.655 --> 08:19.177 [SPEAKER_08]: So you can come back together. 08:19.458 --> 08:22.923 [SPEAKER_08]: Everyone was a good old driving scene into the distance. 08:22.943 --> 08:23.764 [SPEAKER_08]: I think, well, I don't know. 08:23.784 --> 08:24.105 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 08:24.125 --> 08:28.932 [SPEAKER_13]: I feel like this is happening on a small stage at a colleague. 08:28.952 --> 08:29.253 [SPEAKER_05]: What about Tom? 08:29.273 --> 08:30.174 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't care for that. 08:30.194 --> 08:30.675 [SPEAKER_05]: A couple of steps. 08:30.695 --> 08:31.236 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't go. 08:31.636 --> 08:33.439 [SPEAKER_05]: Sorry about that guy. 08:33.419 --> 08:37.184 [SPEAKER_05]: Don't don't don't just don't go to don't need to get into it It's all right. 08:37.204 --> 08:39.226 [SPEAKER_18]: You don't have to be started. 08:39.386 --> 08:47.096 [SPEAKER_25]: I mean no laughter in the background reminds me of my college Like many approaches That's myself I don't know about that. 08:47.356 --> 08:47.516 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 08:47.576 --> 08:47.897 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 08:47.917 --> 08:48.357 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09:29.702 --> 09:29.962 [SPEAKER_14]: Bye-bye. 09:30.183 --> 09:30.984 [SPEAKER_17]: Wow. 09:31.064 --> 09:31.865 [SPEAKER_17]: Okay. 09:32.086 --> 09:34.570 [SPEAKER_17]: Maybe this is for maybe Mike to cut right here. 09:34.630 --> 09:36.373 [SPEAKER_17]: I'm just, I'm sorry. 09:36.393 --> 09:51.537 [SPEAKER_17]: I'm laughing really hard imagining like someone's like, oh, my voice 09:51.517 --> 09:52.782 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, buddy. 09:52.882 --> 09:56.035 [SPEAKER_13]: You're a time to do your five-minute input. 09:56.155 --> 09:57.882 [SPEAKER_13]: You don't improv change. 09:59.127 --> 10:01.590 [SPEAKER_23]: If I had well, it sounds like it's staying in the app. 10:02.712 --> 10:03.633 [SPEAKER_17]: That was really fun. 10:03.673 --> 10:08.459 [SPEAKER_17]: That was, I'm just sincerely curious with the improv scenes like out there in Day Moins. 10:08.840 --> 10:10.142 [SPEAKER_17]: And they're better Day Moins. 10:10.582 --> 10:11.203 [SPEAKER_17]: Des Moins. 10:11.263 --> 10:12.204 [SPEAKER_13]: Isn't that where they were? 10:12.445 --> 10:13.186 [SPEAKER_13]: Des Moins. 10:13.206 --> 10:16.971 [SPEAKER_13]: The Hawkeye, they have the writing program in Iowa. 10:17.011 --> 10:19.654 [SPEAKER_13]: There's the CIA-funded writing program. 10:19.674 --> 10:20.876 [SPEAKER_17]: Oh, we could not get taught there. 10:20.896 --> 10:21.997 [SPEAKER_17]: That's the only thing I know about it. 10:22.017 --> 10:23.359 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah, yeah. 10:23.499 --> 10:24.641 [SPEAKER_17]: That sounds fucking sick. 10:24.801 --> 10:28.746 [SPEAKER_17]: I mean, you got to do long for me, do short form call back. 10:28.726 --> 10:29.908 [SPEAKER_17]: Give me a hell back. 10:29.928 --> 10:30.909 [SPEAKER_17]: I want to call back. 10:30.969 --> 10:32.551 [SPEAKER_23]: I want to fear a full-herald. 10:33.793 --> 10:34.033 [SPEAKER_23]: Mm-hmm. 10:34.053 --> 10:35.014 [SPEAKER_23]: Do you get my joke? 10:35.195 --> 10:35.575 [SPEAKER_23]: Call back. 10:35.595 --> 10:38.218 [SPEAKER_23]: Ah, call back. 10:38.339 --> 10:39.861 [SPEAKER_23]: Now that's what they pay me $1. 10:39.881 --> 10:45.708 [SPEAKER_23]: Um, thank you so much to Dan. 10:45.969 --> 10:51.436 [SPEAKER_23]: Dan who clearly listens to the show and Alex who clearly never has and I hope you will now because you're on it. 10:51.896 --> 10:52.978 [SPEAKER_17]: But you're the star. 10:53.098 --> 10:53.919 [SPEAKER_17]: Thank you so much. 10:53.959 --> 10:55.341 [SPEAKER_17]: You made me laugh, thank you. 10:55.692 --> 10:56.333 [SPEAKER_25]: All right. 10:56.813 --> 10:57.955 [SPEAKER_25]: We got another one here. 10:57.975 --> 11:00.178 [SPEAKER_25]: Oh, and I think I might be from my friend of the show. 11:00.198 --> 11:01.440 [SPEAKER_25]: Hi guys. 11:03.182 --> 11:05.345 [SPEAKER_20]: It's Jamie again. 11:05.405 --> 11:17.781 [SPEAKER_20]: The right at the end of Untitled Epi-Bron and I am loving this care of him of funky people who are just trying to survive. 11:18.762 --> 11:19.303 [SPEAKER_20]: I love it. 11:20.144 --> 11:23.889 [SPEAKER_20]: I hope nothing bad happens to them and I'm sure nothing bad will happen to them. 11:23.929 --> 11:24.770 [SPEAKER_23]: That's right. 11:25.050 --> 11:25.611 [SPEAKER_20]: Definitely. 11:26.051 --> 11:34.662 [SPEAKER_20]: Anyway, um, just just calling us out and listening to the episode while I was chopping vegetables and making some cookie dough. 11:35.223 --> 11:35.383 [SPEAKER_20]: Ooh. 11:35.783 --> 11:36.805 [SPEAKER_20]: And guess what? 11:36.865 --> 11:41.811 [SPEAKER_20]: Once again, I will be listening to the episode while I'm doing my dishes. 11:42.872 --> 11:42.972 [SPEAKER_20]: Yeah. 11:43.052 --> 11:45.836 [SPEAKER_20]: Thank you again for helping me do my dishes. 11:46.276 --> 11:47.658 [SPEAKER_20]: You're welcome, Jamie. 11:48.419 --> 11:49.240 [SPEAKER_20]: I love meat stew. 11:49.625 --> 11:50.766 [SPEAKER_20]: Let's do number one. 11:51.707 --> 11:53.949 [SPEAKER_20]: No, that's all. 11:53.969 --> 11:54.530 [SPEAKER_20]: That's all. 11:55.311 --> 11:55.671 [SPEAKER_20]: I died. 11:55.791 --> 11:57.112 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, he died. 11:57.313 --> 11:57.933 [SPEAKER_13]: He died. 11:57.953 --> 11:58.714 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, he died. 11:58.734 --> 11:59.094 [SPEAKER_13]: I missed a lot. 11:59.194 --> 11:59.635 [SPEAKER_13]: Bye, Jamie. 11:59.815 --> 12:01.196 [SPEAKER_13]: Bye, Jamie. 12:01.216 --> 12:01.336 [SPEAKER_13]: Jamie. 12:01.356 --> 12:02.297 [SPEAKER_13]: To do our house. 12:02.317 --> 12:03.198 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm Jamie. 12:03.298 --> 12:06.802 [SPEAKER_13]: Jamie's doing dishes arc. 12:06.822 --> 12:06.922 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 12:07.022 --> 12:11.146 [SPEAKER_23]: It's like this is really a subplot of our show is Jamie doing their dishes. 12:11.606 --> 12:14.669 [SPEAKER_23]: And we're just along for the ride really. 12:14.690 --> 12:17.252 [SPEAKER_25]: There's another voicemail in here that's like, 12:17.232 --> 12:17.713 [SPEAKER_25]: Hey, guys. 12:17.733 --> 12:19.556 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm unloading my dishwasher. 12:20.698 --> 12:26.988 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm adding a little bit more of the, like, the shine, uh, what it would, like, call it sport goo. 12:27.269 --> 12:30.754 [SPEAKER_25]: The sport goo, that makes a nice journey and nice, when it dries. 12:30.975 --> 12:32.457 [SPEAKER_25]: What does this work do? 12:32.437 --> 12:35.121 [SPEAKER_25]: There's a call for it. 12:35.502 --> 12:39.068 [SPEAKER_17]: Honestly, you're reminding me that I haven't been adding that to my dishwasher. 12:39.088 --> 12:39.729 [SPEAKER_17]: It helps. 12:39.789 --> 12:40.250 [SPEAKER_17]: It helps. 12:40.550 --> 12:41.151 [SPEAKER_17]: It helps. 12:41.272 --> 12:41.732 [SPEAKER_13]: It helps. 12:41.813 --> 12:42.874 [SPEAKER_13]: I never done that. 12:42.914 --> 12:47.202 [SPEAKER_17]: There's like, okay, so there's the main dishwasher whole where you put your goop or your tablet, right? 12:47.222 --> 12:47.442 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah. 12:47.502 --> 12:48.904 [SPEAKER_17]: And then there's like a secondary hole. 12:48.944 --> 12:52.651 [SPEAKER_17]: It's like just for little helpers, a little bit of the shine goop. 12:52.691 --> 12:54.634 [SPEAKER_17]: It's like blue goop, probably. 12:54.674 --> 12:55.255 [SPEAKER_25]: It's like thin. 12:55.335 --> 12:55.896 [SPEAKER_25]: It's very thin. 12:55.916 --> 12:56.537 [SPEAKER_25]: It's like water. 12:56.517 --> 12:59.023 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah, it's like a watery goo and then you put it in there. 12:59.504 --> 13:00.987 [SPEAKER_17]: It's like, it's like, it's like a fabric. 13:01.147 --> 13:01.528 [SPEAKER_17]: It's like a fabric. 13:01.689 --> 13:03.573 [SPEAKER_17]: It's like, except instead of fabric, it's shining. 13:04.034 --> 13:05.858 [SPEAKER_17]: I have so much, if you want to borrow something. 13:05.878 --> 13:06.259 [SPEAKER_17]: Wow. 13:06.279 --> 13:07.141 [SPEAKER_17]: I think we're just fine. 13:07.502 --> 13:12.012 [SPEAKER_17]: Is Jamie putting the top of vegetables in the cookie dough? 13:11.992 --> 13:16.478 [SPEAKER_23]: That's what I need to know, and that's what I want to know, Jamie, a send another voicemail jealous. 13:16.518 --> 13:18.761 [SPEAKER_23]: Did you make cookie vegetable cookies? 13:18.881 --> 13:25.570 [SPEAKER_13]: And Jamie, maybe share your phone number so we can call you and leave voicemails for your voicemail episodes. 13:25.590 --> 13:27.653 [SPEAKER_23]: Well, I literally could call Jamie right now. 13:28.213 --> 13:33.240 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, but our listeners couldn't, and that's yeah, we want our listeners to all call Jamie. 13:33.406 --> 13:35.248 [SPEAKER_13]: Mmm, let's not do that. 13:35.469 --> 13:36.350 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay, maybe not. 13:36.990 --> 13:38.993 [SPEAKER_03]: Hey, what's up? 13:39.013 --> 13:41.196 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, I've got her got one room in this room. 13:41.396 --> 13:41.997 [SPEAKER_03]: Hey, man. 13:43.058 --> 13:43.659 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm on the air. 13:43.679 --> 13:46.803 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, and from Long Beach, California. 13:46.823 --> 13:49.186 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, I'm just at my fucking job. 13:49.646 --> 13:51.048 [SPEAKER_03]: Do my fucking job. 13:51.869 --> 13:52.950 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 13:53.010 --> 13:53.992 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, no, no, I'm shit. 13:54.012 --> 13:55.093 [SPEAKER_03]: I didn't pay the call. 13:55.478 --> 14:00.125 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, glad you guys are doing another show because I thought you'd love me as come. 14:01.086 --> 14:03.389 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, gutter is already pretty fun. 14:03.850 --> 14:04.491 [SPEAKER_03]: Pretty fun. 14:04.731 --> 14:05.212 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm right. 14:05.232 --> 14:06.073 [SPEAKER_03]: Make a new laugh. 14:06.433 --> 14:06.914 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 14:06.934 --> 14:08.897 [SPEAKER_03]: Make a new look crazy at work. 14:08.917 --> 14:10.840 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, you don't need any help with that. 14:10.920 --> 14:12.482 [SPEAKER_03]: Both of them while I'm being lonely. 14:13.483 --> 14:14.965 [SPEAKER_03]: Giggle like a little guy. 14:14.986 --> 14:17.769 [SPEAKER_03]: And everyone looks at me. 14:17.830 --> 14:21.294 [SPEAKER_03]: And I say, well, it's just gutter. 14:21.314 --> 14:23.157 [SPEAKER_03]: And they go, oh, oh, oh. 14:24.166 --> 14:25.469 [SPEAKER_03]: don't think everybody. 14:26.771 --> 14:27.513 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 14:31.141 --> 14:35.830 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, I'm going to change this by the way, this message is not private. 14:35.891 --> 14:36.432 [SPEAKER_03]: It's public. 14:36.492 --> 14:38.175 [SPEAKER_03]: It should go out to all the masters. 14:38.296 --> 14:41.382 [SPEAKER_03]: If you put it, but every one of them. 14:41.547 --> 14:45.893 [SPEAKER_03]: on earth, no, this message that I'm saying to you right now. 14:45.913 --> 14:46.293 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 14:46.313 --> 14:47.835 [SPEAKER_03]: And check out my damn rent control. 14:48.035 --> 14:48.776 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, bye. 14:48.796 --> 14:50.559 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, fun name, fun name. 14:50.759 --> 14:52.782 [SPEAKER_17]: I want to check out rent control. 14:52.802 --> 14:54.664 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm going to check out your bank control. 14:54.764 --> 14:55.565 [SPEAKER_13]: Rent control. 14:55.685 --> 14:56.026 [SPEAKER_23]: Rent control. 14:56.046 --> 14:57.087 [SPEAKER_23]: Let's check it out right now. 14:57.227 --> 15:04.296 [SPEAKER_13]: I think they should honor your band by implementing rent control all over the United States of America. 15:04.356 --> 15:10.204 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah, that just a wide nationwide promotion of your band. 15:10.184 --> 15:12.252 [SPEAKER_13]: Just as a funny tribute to your band. 15:13.297 --> 15:16.650 [SPEAKER_13]: Something Alice Cooper would do back in the day to promote his band. 15:17.086 --> 15:20.909 [SPEAKER_17]: And I asked this guy some in Nain asked questions like was your favorite clothes to fold? 15:21.550 --> 15:23.172 [SPEAKER_17]: Cause he says he's folding clothes. 15:23.192 --> 15:24.293 [SPEAKER_17]: He's folding laundry. 15:24.673 --> 15:26.154 [SPEAKER_23]: Yeah, that's my folded bed sheets. 15:26.455 --> 15:28.016 [SPEAKER_23]: It's a hotel hotel. 15:28.256 --> 15:28.797 [SPEAKER_23]: Hotels. 15:28.897 --> 15:30.698 [SPEAKER_23]: So there could be clothes. 15:30.879 --> 15:32.320 [SPEAKER_13]: Are you guys just going to tell on the fun way? 15:32.380 --> 15:33.481 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 15:33.541 --> 15:36.243 [SPEAKER_13]: I was making sure that it wasn't like a special type of hotel. 15:36.404 --> 15:37.665 [SPEAKER_23]: I think this is rent control. 15:37.765 --> 15:39.106 [SPEAKER_23]: I've found it on band camp. 15:40.147 --> 15:40.988 [SPEAKER_23]: I'm clicking a song. 15:41.648 --> 15:44.871 [SPEAKER_23]: If it's not rent control, I'm so sorry, but I've said rent control now a lot of times. 15:44.891 --> 15:45.692 [SPEAKER_23]: So there you go. 15:58.683 --> 15:59.424 [SPEAKER_23]: That's pretty cool. 15:59.464 --> 16:00.185 [SPEAKER_23]: 10 seconds. 16:00.366 --> 16:03.530 [SPEAKER_23]: That's enough to not ruin the copyrights, so you don't sue us. 16:03.711 --> 16:05.133 [SPEAKER_25]: Don't sue us. 16:05.153 --> 16:05.674 [SPEAKER_25]: That's pretty cool. 16:05.694 --> 16:06.955 [SPEAKER_25]: That's the only rent control, right? 16:06.975 --> 16:09.820 [SPEAKER_25]: We're not in this package now. 16:09.840 --> 16:11.342 [SPEAKER_17]: Oh God, what's the wrong way they look at you? 16:11.362 --> 16:11.883 [SPEAKER_17]: I didn't play them. 16:13.025 --> 16:14.046 [SPEAKER_01]: Did he say it was in California? 16:14.306 --> 16:14.927 [SPEAKER_01]: Long Beach. 16:15.088 --> 16:15.809 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, that's wrong. 16:16.249 --> 16:17.151 [SPEAKER_01]: That was wrong then. 16:17.371 --> 16:19.975 [SPEAKER_23]: That's just the actual, that was a control. 16:20.195 --> 16:23.520 [SPEAKER_25]: The only way you're going to know rent control is, uh, this is rent control. 16:23.580 --> 16:24.963 [SPEAKER_23]: Long Beach Punk. 16:25.203 --> 16:26.645 [SPEAKER_17]: Okay, it's like a punk band. 16:26.685 --> 16:27.306 [SPEAKER_17]: Okay. 16:27.286 --> 16:27.947 [SPEAKER_23]: Hold on. 16:28.287 --> 16:28.528 [SPEAKER_17]: Okay. 16:28.748 --> 16:29.409 [SPEAKER_23]: Hold on. 16:29.589 --> 16:29.870 [SPEAKER_23]: All right. 16:30.450 --> 16:31.212 [SPEAKER_23]: It's loading. 16:31.472 --> 16:31.712 [SPEAKER_23]: Okay. 16:32.433 --> 16:33.975 [SPEAKER_23]: I apologize for everything wrong. 16:34.035 --> 16:34.576 [SPEAKER_23]: I just did. 16:35.197 --> 16:37.801 [SPEAKER_23]: You could listen to that other, whoever they are on band camp. 16:38.141 --> 16:39.763 [SPEAKER_23]: This is the real rent control. 16:42.347 --> 16:42.427 [SPEAKER_14]: Wow. 16:42.447 --> 16:43.449 [SPEAKER_14]: All right. 16:43.469 --> 16:43.829 [SPEAKER_14]: Okay. 16:44.811 --> 16:45.171 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah. 16:45.191 --> 16:45.852 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 16:46.557 --> 16:48.561 [SPEAKER_13]: We're bobbin' her head more than we were for the other time. 16:48.581 --> 16:49.623 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah, oh, no, no, no. 16:49.643 --> 16:53.250 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, how cool. 16:53.430 --> 16:53.891 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 16:53.911 --> 16:54.472 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 16:54.612 --> 16:56.276 [SPEAKER_17]: No, like this kind of crud. 16:56.296 --> 16:57.598 [SPEAKER_17]: I like this stuff. 16:57.618 --> 16:58.259 [SPEAKER_17]: I like this stuff. 16:58.279 --> 17:01.125 [SPEAKER_17]: I don't know how to do step, but I'm trying to, oh, I'm too step into that. 17:01.345 --> 17:02.989 [SPEAKER_23]: It's spelled CTRL. 17:03.650 --> 17:06.275 [SPEAKER_23]: Oh, I think that's a part of that. 17:06.295 --> 17:06.475 [SPEAKER_17]: Oh, okay. 17:06.495 --> 17:07.958 [SPEAKER_23]: We're in distinguishing factor. 17:08.343 --> 17:09.184 [SPEAKER_17]: Your band's cool. 17:09.364 --> 17:10.506 [SPEAKER_17]: Thank you very cool band. 17:10.526 --> 17:12.509 [SPEAKER_17]: I probably am going to go back and check about it. 17:12.569 --> 17:16.033 [SPEAKER_13]: We are moving to Long Beach to be come your fan. 17:16.133 --> 17:17.495 [SPEAKER_17]: We are your roommates. 17:17.575 --> 17:23.443 [SPEAKER_23]: Now you will let us in our in your house and Casey play the next one. 17:23.784 --> 17:24.004 [SPEAKER_25]: All right. 17:24.024 --> 17:24.645 [SPEAKER_25]: Got a gollins. 17:24.685 --> 17:25.186 [SPEAKER_25]: You got it. 17:26.327 --> 17:27.128 [SPEAKER_00]: Hey, got a crew. 17:27.669 --> 17:28.490 [SPEAKER_00]: This is Clay. 17:28.570 --> 17:29.211 [SPEAKER_00]: He him. 17:30.012 --> 17:32.916 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm calling from Brooklyn longtime fan. 17:32.997 --> 17:35.521 [SPEAKER_00]: I love your work. 17:35.541 --> 17:39.426 [SPEAKER_00]: I was a big meal scum fan, Patreon subscriber for a long time. 17:39.466 --> 17:42.270 [SPEAKER_00]: Now I'm a gutter, patreon subscriber too. 17:43.312 --> 17:50.722 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm calling first of all to say, you're so so funny, you make me laugh last laugh, and I hope you keep doing that forever. 17:50.763 --> 18:02.920 [SPEAKER_00]: Recently, I met the daughter of 18:03.203 --> 18:25.397 [SPEAKER_00]: uh... she mentioned that her dad was a game designer and somehow it came up that her dad was like one of the main people who wrote shadow run whoa back in the day oh and i was like oh my god have you heard of this podcast neoscom it's so funny they play shadow run they're they're crazy and it's a great time 18:25.613 --> 18:31.421 [SPEAKER_00]: I was like, you should, and I described, you know, you said the humor, and she was like, I think my dad was really like that. 18:31.441 --> 18:31.902 [SPEAKER_00]: So funny. 18:32.262 --> 18:34.105 [SPEAKER_00]: So she texted her dad. 18:34.245 --> 18:37.029 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, it was like, hey, you got to check out this podcast. 18:37.049 --> 18:38.230 [SPEAKER_00]: I just heard about this podcast. 18:38.250 --> 18:38.811 [SPEAKER_00]: Neil Scum. 18:39.512 --> 18:41.134 [SPEAKER_00]: I think he would really like it. 18:41.595 --> 18:43.938 [SPEAKER_00]: And what he texted her back. 18:44.058 --> 18:52.009 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, well, a picture of all of the shadow 18:52.411 --> 18:56.635 [SPEAKER_00]: So, I don't know if he's gonna listen to Neo's song. 18:56.655 --> 18:58.577 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, God, he was gonna be like a fucking art. 18:58.677 --> 18:59.398 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, his brain. 18:59.418 --> 19:00.700 [SPEAKER_00]: That sounds really scared of that. 19:00.720 --> 19:03.242 [SPEAKER_00]: Potentially now knows about it. 19:03.863 --> 19:04.544 [SPEAKER_00]: Wow. 19:04.564 --> 19:05.444 [SPEAKER_00]: I thought that was cool. 19:05.945 --> 19:08.888 [SPEAKER_00]: And I wanted to let you know, that made it so crazy. 19:08.908 --> 19:10.310 [SPEAKER_00]: That is really funny. 19:10.430 --> 19:11.731 [SPEAKER_00]: It's a video scum day. 19:11.771 --> 19:12.892 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm amazing. 19:13.233 --> 19:16.496 [SPEAKER_00]: But either way, I love Neo's scum and I love gutter. 19:16.756 --> 19:20.460 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's great and keep doing what you're doing. 19:20.440 --> 19:22.062 [SPEAKER_00]: Um, okay. 19:22.102 --> 19:22.183 [SPEAKER_00]: Bye. 19:22.203 --> 19:22.283 [SPEAKER_00]: Bye. 19:22.603 --> 19:23.024 [SPEAKER_00]: Bye. 19:23.044 --> 19:25.087 [SPEAKER_14]: Oh, wow. 19:25.247 --> 19:27.070 [SPEAKER_17]: That was, I was on the edge of my seat. 19:27.250 --> 19:28.011 [SPEAKER_13]: I know, too. 19:28.252 --> 19:35.603 [SPEAKER_13]: I like the idea that the, the creator of Shadow Run and this woman's dad, like texted that picture back to be like, fuck you. 19:35.823 --> 19:35.963 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 19:36.003 --> 19:36.905 [SPEAKER_13]: How many books I've done? 19:36.925 --> 19:39.228 [SPEAKER_17]: They did one on your own. 19:39.248 --> 19:39.348 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 19:39.368 --> 19:39.649 [SPEAKER_17]: Exactly. 19:39.709 --> 19:42.934 [SPEAKER_17]: Honestly, respect major, major pimps. 19:42.954 --> 19:49.283 [SPEAKER_13]: Thank you so much for literally evangelizing us to the, a Shadow Run Nepo baby. 19:49.263 --> 19:51.707 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm just kidding, I'm sorry. 19:51.727 --> 19:56.075 [SPEAKER_17]: You had to run air, uh, you know what, we were a miss Johnson. 19:56.115 --> 19:59.741 [SPEAKER_17]: We would really, we would razz on Shadow run a little bit, but we would. 19:59.762 --> 20:09.679 [SPEAKER_17]: But in, in, I, I think it's safe to say, since not using the system for a really long time, there's so many things about it that we were like, you know what that kind of kind of really rocks. 20:09.719 --> 20:13.085 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah, I did like that, and the setting is fucking cool, so like, yeah. 20:13.105 --> 20:14.207 [SPEAKER_17]: So the guys, 20:14.440 --> 20:19.790 [SPEAKER_17]: You know, only for me respect absolute absolute maximum respect. 20:19.890 --> 20:27.364 [SPEAKER_23]: I mean, that doing that amount of work on something in general with that much detail and all that stuff, like that's awesome. 20:27.424 --> 20:28.085 [SPEAKER_23]: That is a feat. 20:28.105 --> 20:29.988 [SPEAKER_23]: But you know, also it's really prolific Hitler. 20:30.429 --> 20:31.852 [SPEAKER_24]: Okay. 20:31.972 --> 20:35.318 [SPEAKER_24]: He's gonna get everybody who works hard for us. 20:35.298 --> 20:44.802 [SPEAKER_13]: I just want to say it reminded me so much of the time I met Jessica Lovecraft. 20:46.115 --> 20:50.621 [SPEAKER_13]: She messaged her dad that we were doing in college. 20:50.701 --> 20:52.523 [SPEAKER_13]: Not just a love craft. 20:53.725 --> 20:54.946 [SPEAKER_13]: He checks it back. 20:55.307 --> 20:57.469 [SPEAKER_13]: A photo of a tentacle monster. 20:58.290 --> 21:00.874 [SPEAKER_14]: Look at him, we were going crazy. 21:00.914 --> 21:02.756 [SPEAKER_14]: Look at him at this scary picture. 21:02.816 --> 21:06.901 [SPEAKER_13]: That is a premium voice mail we just received. 21:06.961 --> 21:07.742 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, yeah. 21:08.023 --> 21:09.424 [SPEAKER_13]: It turned off with a lot of good ones. 21:09.505 --> 21:11.868 [SPEAKER_25]: We should move to Brooklyn after we moved to Long Beach. 21:12.929 --> 21:13.810 [SPEAKER_25]: I mean, that would be, 21:15.089 --> 21:16.310 [SPEAKER_25]: Both of those would be sick. 21:16.330 --> 21:17.612 [SPEAKER_17]: Right, control those would be there. 21:17.632 --> 21:21.055 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah, get the, get the, get the, get the, get the drums in the van. 21:21.336 --> 21:23.458 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah, let's hear us, let's hear us, let's hear us. 21:23.478 --> 21:24.319 [SPEAKER_17]: We'll be there. 21:24.919 --> 21:26.521 [SPEAKER_13]: Guys, we're all moving to Brooklyn. 21:26.541 --> 21:27.702 [SPEAKER_13]: We have to stop in Des Moines. 21:27.722 --> 21:30.245 [SPEAKER_13]: I want to pick up those two improvisers. 21:30.265 --> 21:32.227 [SPEAKER_13]: We're going to need them where we're going Brooklyn. 21:32.568 --> 21:33.969 [SPEAKER_25]: It looks, we're, you're listening to the show, buddy. 21:33.989 --> 21:35.571 [SPEAKER_25]: Oh, you're listening to the show, buddy. 21:35.591 --> 21:37.813 [SPEAKER_25]: Oh, you're listening to the show, because it's a long drive. 21:37.853 --> 21:39.455 [SPEAKER_13]: Jamie put the dishes in a set. 21:39.475 --> 21:42.278 [SPEAKER_13]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 21:43.844 --> 21:46.587 [SPEAKER_25]: Okay, okay, how about another one, huh? 21:46.607 --> 21:49.730 [SPEAKER_21]: Yo, this is Tony, in Georgia. 21:50.431 --> 21:52.213 [SPEAKER_21]: I'm not gonna sit, I'm fucked up. 21:52.814 --> 21:57.118 [SPEAKER_21]: Oh, I'm just kidding, you just gonna give us a number to call and say whatever we want. 21:57.278 --> 22:01.443 [SPEAKER_21]: Whatever we want, all your crazy ass stands, like... 22:01.463 --> 22:02.224 [SPEAKER_21]: I like their energy. 22:02.244 --> 22:03.385 [SPEAKER_21]: I don't imagine. 22:03.906 --> 22:08.651 [SPEAKER_21]: Anyway, I hope that it was the only method you ever hear from me because I'm not that high, you know? 22:08.691 --> 22:10.813 [SPEAKER_21]: Like, I'm not gonna call back. 22:11.587 --> 22:18.723 [SPEAKER_21]: I just keep an eye on you guys, but thank you for all the wonderful sounds and my ears over the years. 22:19.445 --> 22:19.986 [SPEAKER_21]: Bye-bye. 22:20.507 --> 22:20.969 [SPEAKER_14]: Whoo! 22:20.989 --> 22:23.414 [SPEAKER_17]: Okay, I had this by the show years for a second. 22:23.595 --> 22:24.457 [SPEAKER_14]: What are you going to say? 22:24.497 --> 22:25.860 [SPEAKER_23]: What did you only see at the end? 22:25.880 --> 22:27.283 [SPEAKER_23]: Yeah, play the end again. 22:33.710 --> 22:36.380 [SPEAKER_23]: Tony was to had a really threatening aura. 22:36.742 --> 22:38.990 [SPEAKER_23]: Tony, don't, don't find us. 22:39.492 --> 22:40.556 [SPEAKER_01]: Don't find any of us. 22:40.958 --> 22:41.520 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm here. 22:41.641 --> 22:44.251 [SPEAKER_25]: Tony, messes just messages us again. 22:44.512 --> 22:45.154 [SPEAKER_25]: Tony. 22:45.539 --> 22:47.462 [SPEAKER_25]: Uh, message us again. 22:47.482 --> 22:48.784 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, but don't find it. 22:48.804 --> 22:49.625 [SPEAKER_13]: We want to hear from ya. 22:49.765 --> 23:04.968 [SPEAKER_13]: Tony punch you rock and guess what you're coming to Brooklyn We're gonna need some of those peaches and we ain't talking about the fruit What are we talking about? 23:04.988 --> 23:13.521 [SPEAKER_25]: I don't know we're talking about We're talking about the last message from December here 23:14.513 --> 23:16.276 [SPEAKER_28]: Hi, my name's Matt. 23:16.516 --> 23:20.523 [SPEAKER_28]: Long time listener, first time caller on episode four. 23:21.765 --> 23:23.428 [SPEAKER_28]: First of you, got her good. 23:23.909 --> 23:24.109 [SPEAKER_28]: Woo. 23:24.229 --> 23:25.191 [SPEAKER_28]: Got her very good. 23:25.611 --> 23:26.172 [SPEAKER_28]: Newcompe. 23:26.373 --> 23:27.234 [SPEAKER_28]: Great. 23:27.274 --> 23:28.035 [SPEAKER_28]: Got her good. 23:28.336 --> 23:28.556 [SPEAKER_28]: Good. 23:28.576 --> 23:33.244 [SPEAKER_28]: Hoping Newcompe and got her butt breaks. 23:33.645 --> 23:33.985 [SPEAKER_28]: Thanks. 23:35.588 --> 23:36.249 [SPEAKER_13]: Thanks. 23:36.610 --> 23:37.792 [SPEAKER_28]: Thank you. 23:37.892 --> 23:39.394 [SPEAKER_23]: Thank you. 23:39.414 --> 23:39.615 [SPEAKER_13]: Thank you. 23:39.635 --> 23:40.035 [SPEAKER_13]: Thank you. 23:40.096 --> 23:40.977 [SPEAKER_23]: We want you to like us. 23:41.294 --> 23:50.528 [SPEAKER_23]: Give it a 75 more episodes for you to really binge and listen to and then you're going to know that it's great. 23:50.548 --> 23:59.522 [SPEAKER_25]: Here's the thing, just a reminder for anybody who was a neoscom listener at first. 23:59.502 --> 24:04.810 [SPEAKER_25]: I didn't even start adding music to Neo's come at the point we are in gutter releases yet. 24:05.211 --> 24:05.331 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah. 24:05.351 --> 24:11.781 [SPEAKER_25]: I think there was like one song I added in when one episode at this point, it wasn't really till. 24:12.222 --> 24:14.005 [SPEAKER_17]: It was a breakthrough song. 24:14.025 --> 24:14.125 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 24:14.145 --> 24:15.447 [SPEAKER_17]: Leave a link to something else. 24:15.467 --> 24:18.752 [SPEAKER_23]: The reason we saw which I was like, we got to put this song in. 24:18.792 --> 24:23.620 [SPEAKER_13]: We put it in and then James McCord were not messages about, I'm sorry. 24:23.600 --> 24:26.244 [SPEAKER_23]: It happened it's like he was like be careful. 24:26.264 --> 24:26.765 [SPEAKER_01]: He knew in that. 24:26.785 --> 24:27.166 [SPEAKER_01]: He said cool. 24:27.206 --> 24:29.730 [SPEAKER_23]: And we were like I'm basically said cool it with the copyright in front of me. 24:29.830 --> 24:30.491 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, we got a trouble. 24:30.531 --> 24:30.892 [SPEAKER_13]: We got it. 24:30.932 --> 24:31.953 [SPEAKER_13]: We got it. 24:31.973 --> 24:32.474 [SPEAKER_13]: We got it. 24:32.494 --> 24:32.835 [SPEAKER_13]: We got it. 24:32.855 --> 24:33.355 [SPEAKER_13]: We got it. 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--> 24:56.212 [SPEAKER_25]: So that's the yeah, I mean that yeah That was like we got a we'll be yeah, and it was so long ago We can't go to jail for it. 24:56.332 --> 25:09.553 [SPEAKER_13]: So yeah, that's the statue of the prosecutor We also use some MIDI we used a MIDI thing of girls just want to have fun I think at one point in episode 11 or 12 I remember because I found that and I 25:09.533 --> 25:11.496 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I think that was, was that the shopping app? 25:11.756 --> 25:12.697 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 25:12.717 --> 25:14.360 [SPEAKER_13]: That's the full montage we talked about. 25:14.380 --> 25:15.882 [SPEAKER_13]: But no, it was waking me up before you go, go. 25:16.082 --> 25:16.923 [SPEAKER_13]: Actually, I think. 25:17.104 --> 25:17.544 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, was it? 25:17.905 --> 25:18.766 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I think it was. 25:18.786 --> 25:32.605 [SPEAKER_01]: Want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, want, 25:33.462 --> 25:47.800 [SPEAKER_25]: It must have been like the day after a couple days because I think that, you know, we have a law between December 30th and this and this must be where people are Listening to those and saying we got to get our ass heard as well and you're right. 25:48.081 --> 25:48.401 [SPEAKER_25]: You do. 25:48.501 --> 25:49.302 [SPEAKER_25]: Thank you for going. 25:49.342 --> 25:49.803 [SPEAKER_25]: Here we go. 25:56.251 --> 25:59.335 [SPEAKER_17]: Bronx start it is playing 26:02.403 --> 26:04.326 [SPEAKER_11]: Hello, was there a beep? 26:05.528 --> 26:11.216 [SPEAKER_11]: This is actually my first time really honest to goodness listening to the always male And this is Mike. 26:11.477 --> 26:12.698 [SPEAKER_18]: Oh, this is Mike. 26:12.718 --> 26:16.464 [SPEAKER_11]: I am confused, but you know what that's fine Let me just introduce myself. 26:16.524 --> 26:17.125 [SPEAKER_11]: My name's Mike. 26:17.646 --> 26:27.280 [SPEAKER_11]: I am the editor of this episode whole snail Guess what listener if you like this kind of episode 26:27.682 --> 26:49.116 [SPEAKER_11]: you don't want to get over on the patreon because next week we got part two dropping for our patreon is that it's not relevant it's literally at the show again you don't want to check it out because it's very funny stuff in that episode that oh my god very hard while we were recording it and while I was at the remember this week 26:49.687 --> 26:52.930 [SPEAKER_11]: And now, I got to go back to my job, because I'm calling on my lunch break. 26:53.210 --> 26:57.434 [SPEAKER_11]: But I just want you to know that we are so grateful to have you guys call in and looking to our show. 26:57.474 --> 26:58.255 [SPEAKER_11]: And we love you guys so much. 26:58.295 --> 26:59.736 [SPEAKER_11]: So thank you for all the time that it is. 26:59.796 --> 27:01.538 [SPEAKER_11]: And if you want more, like I said, check out the Patreon. 27:01.858 --> 27:10.046 [SPEAKER_11]: And just one more question, what are you, what are you wearing right now? 27:10.606 --> 27:10.706 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay. 27:10.726 --> 27:15.571 [SPEAKER_11]: I prefer to imagine that you are dressed like Toad from the Mario franchise, complete with a giant mushroom head. 27:15.771 --> 27:16.792 [SPEAKER_11]: And don't ruin my fantasy. 27:17.132 --> 27:18.073 [SPEAKER_11]: And with that, 27:18.172 --> 27:18.533 [UNKNOWN]: Goodbye. 27:18.553 --> 27:19.895 [SPEAKER_13]: On the Spotify, like, AI labeling of different parts of the show. 27:19.915 --> 27:21.478 [SPEAKER_13]: Like, when I looked at this on Spotify, it was like, Mike's Toad Fantasy. 27:21.498 --> 27:32.198 [SPEAKER_13]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 27:32.718 --> 27:39.090 [SPEAKER_13]: I like to spend my own fantasy anyway that guy sounded pretty cool. 27:39.170 --> 27:45.762 [SPEAKER_25]: He sounded pretty cool and I mean I guess that answers the question of Was the episode out. 27:45.902 --> 27:54.658 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah, yeah, absolutely was not out yet Maybe now it but I think now it now it will be here on January 15th the next day 27:54.638 --> 27:55.880 [SPEAKER_27]: What's up, Gauder-Dang? 27:56.080 --> 27:59.784 [SPEAKER_27]: It's, do, calling it in my friend. 27:59.804 --> 28:00.005 [SPEAKER_27]: I just do. 28:00.025 --> 28:05.532 [SPEAKER_27]: Today, love the show, short time listener, long time caller. 28:06.513 --> 28:12.620 [SPEAKER_27]: Big fan of Ganon, reading, the side of the Mississippi, and I won't tell you which side that is. 28:13.602 --> 28:17.847 [SPEAKER_27]: I have questions, flash compliments for all of you. 28:17.867 --> 28:21.912 [SPEAKER_27]: So first and foremost, I'll start off with Ganon. 28:22.145 --> 28:31.015 [SPEAKER_27]: Ganon, what is your favorite thing about this system versus playing with Leo's gum? 28:31.856 --> 28:39.084 [SPEAKER_27]: And next question, Eleni, how do you feel about having a character that doesn't have a British accent? 28:39.284 --> 28:42.948 [SPEAKER_27]: Is it much more convenient or do you kind of miss it? 28:43.609 --> 28:48.895 [SPEAKER_27]: Mike, how have things changed between you and your fellow 28:49.043 --> 29:01.989 [SPEAKER_27]: podcast, you know, like how those relationships developed around the table, of course, I know personally, you know, that things change, but around the table, can you give me any insight into that? 29:02.470 --> 29:09.044 [SPEAKER_27]: And, Casey Tony, where do you draw your inspiration for such lovely editing and sound clips? 29:09.284 --> 29:09.625 [SPEAKER_27]: Thank you. 29:09.665 --> 29:10.647 [SPEAKER_27]: I love you all, bye. 29:11.183 --> 29:12.024 [SPEAKER_17]: Bye, Stu. 29:12.144 --> 29:12.765 [SPEAKER_17]: Bye, Stu. 29:12.785 --> 29:12.965 [SPEAKER_17]: Bye, Stu. 29:13.706 --> 29:14.066 [SPEAKER_17]: Secret. 29:15.328 --> 29:17.990 [SPEAKER_17]: Meets, Stu is a little bit inspired by my good friend. 29:18.171 --> 29:19.472 [SPEAKER_17]: Is that true? 29:19.492 --> 29:19.953 [SPEAKER_17]: That's true. 29:19.973 --> 29:20.453 [SPEAKER_17]: A little bit. 29:20.513 --> 29:25.759 [SPEAKER_17]: He's got a little bit of the real-life Stu's wonderful boy and tenors. 29:25.779 --> 29:29.964 [SPEAKER_25]: I wanted to meet Stu, Stu, you took, you said so many good things about him. 29:30.004 --> 29:31.345 [SPEAKER_01]: You wanted to meet Stu. 29:31.385 --> 29:32.366 [SPEAKER_01]: I wanted to meet Stu. 29:32.386 --> 29:32.626 [SPEAKER_01]: Meets, Stu. 29:32.646 --> 29:35.409 [SPEAKER_25]: I don't want to be beef with Stu. 29:35.550 --> 29:37.592 [SPEAKER_25]: I ought to meet Stu. 29:38.353 --> 29:39.394 [SPEAKER_25]: Violet. 29:39.414 --> 29:40.515 [SPEAKER_13]: It's great. 29:40.495 --> 29:56.547 [SPEAKER_13]: I think we should maybe set up a like video conference between Jamie, who said that they loved me to do the real yeah, so yeah, I think I 29:56.527 --> 30:14.552 [SPEAKER_17]: the thing I like the most about the color catholic system is that we were just talking about how much we like to add around one problem I have a shadow around at least for podcasting is that like it is you got to pick up a bunch of dice you got to drop the dice you got to count the dice you got to do a little bit of quick mathematics in your head. 30:14.532 --> 30:19.059 [SPEAKER_17]: of plusing and minusing various things and it makes combat super long. 30:19.159 --> 30:24.687 [SPEAKER_17]: It makes combat always super super super long and it can kill energy a little bit in a podcast space. 30:24.707 --> 30:33.300 [SPEAKER_17]: Like I imagine like if you've got a table set up and you've got like your cool little figurines and stuff like that you can probably rip through that have a great time. 30:33.280 --> 30:50.078 [SPEAKER_17]: But yeah, for a podcast, it's like it's you really want to I really want to keep the energy up and make everything feel really kinetic and immediate Call of Kthulu is pretty good where it's like dice dice This is what happened dice dice this is what happened the players know if they pass or fail Which is fun. 30:50.138 --> 30:56.605 [SPEAKER_17]: I mean it's it's fun counting the hits getting a hit is a little bit more exciting than just a pass Because you can see the five's in the sex. 30:56.625 --> 30:58.427 [SPEAKER_17]: It's like you get a little casino response 30:58.407 --> 31:02.694 [SPEAKER_17]: But it's a, I appreciate the speed. 31:03.154 --> 31:10.446 [SPEAKER_17]: I appreciate how much, you know, you can cover a wide breath of action with the, with the Coke through the rules. 31:10.886 --> 31:12.329 [SPEAKER_25]: Uh, that's, that's my Jesus. 31:12.349 --> 31:15.534 [SPEAKER_25]: It did just, the one thing about like counting the hits. 31:16.055 --> 31:24.668 [SPEAKER_25]: Uh, and this isn't, my part is to use question, but just to, bounce off that, I've mentioned before that like, uh, 31:24.648 --> 31:43.855 [SPEAKER_25]: Despite the actual rules of shadow run, the physical act, the tactile experience of grabbing 16 D6 dice, six-sided dice and throwing those at the table in the clatter and then separating them and 31:44.037 --> 31:54.169 [SPEAKER_25]: And then using Edge and then like the six is exploding and re-rolling and stuff like that is so that itself is like a mini game. 31:54.189 --> 31:55.671 [SPEAKER_25]: You could just do that for fun. 31:56.132 --> 32:01.959 [SPEAKER_25]: You know, you could just like have a handful of dice and just be like five and sixes, like I re-roll sixes, this is just fun. 32:02.740 --> 32:10.129 [SPEAKER_25]: And that was what like really made me want to get like some other way of rolling 32:10.109 --> 32:28.678 [SPEAKER_25]: doing my roles in Callica Thulu, which is why I have that ring, just because like these stepped down from rolling 16 D6s to just rolling 2 D10s, you know, you need to be able to Stimmax. 32:28.698 --> 32:30.100 [SPEAKER_25]: I need to Stimmax. 32:30.400 --> 32:35.128 [SPEAKER_25]: And the ring is the solution I found for that, but I was looking at all sorts of the different options. 32:35.629 --> 32:38.513 [SPEAKER_25]: That's just a fun one, that is fun. 32:38.493 --> 32:42.340 [SPEAKER_16]: How do you feel by no longer doing a British accent? 32:42.360 --> 32:53.380 [SPEAKER_23]: Um, well, I definitely miss it sometimes, and then other times, I'm grateful that I can just sort of sound like myself and not worry about whether I like. 32:53.613 --> 33:19.553 [SPEAKER_23]: Oh, did I, did that sound like shitty or, oh my god, I'm fucking up the blah, blah, blah, but I will say the main thing of all that I would miss about it would be the easy ability to quickly distinguish between myself and the character. 33:19.533 --> 33:36.529 [SPEAKER_23]: If I'm talking like this like you know who I am and that's what's happening right now And then you're like, okay, that's a different person because they have a different accent and I've kind of don't have that nice luxury anymore I've got to send it in vibes and and essence only 33:37.285 --> 33:49.664 [SPEAKER_25]: I mean, look, we've kind of played it this before, but if you want scratch to hit you in the back of the head with, like, a club or some sort of, like, heavy object that suddenly gives you a Greek accent. 33:51.507 --> 33:55.573 [SPEAKER_23]: That would be so crazy if Violet was just suddenly. 33:55.593 --> 33:57.496 [SPEAKER_23]: Something like that. 33:57.516 --> 33:58.678 [SPEAKER_23]: Okay, what are you guys going? 33:58.838 --> 33:59.739 [SPEAKER_12]: What's happening? 34:00.601 --> 34:01.682 [SPEAKER_12]: Come on, come over here. 34:02.043 --> 34:02.604 [SPEAKER_12]: Let me talk to you. 34:03.044 --> 34:04.086 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh, much. 34:04.066 --> 34:08.044 [SPEAKER_12]: This guy, he did not put the, the seat belt on. 34:08.446 --> 34:09.632 [SPEAKER_12]: I will kill you. 34:09.913 --> 34:11.199 [SPEAKER_12]: You didn't put the seat belt on. 34:11.259 --> 34:12.726 [SPEAKER_12]: I will fucking kill you. 34:13.533 --> 34:22.383 [SPEAKER_13]: Hey, fine, hold on, I'll get his head in the head with a candle that makes him greek and he's like, Hey, love, I know where is the lamb? 34:22.403 --> 34:24.485 [SPEAKER_10]: I want the onion. 34:24.705 --> 34:26.507 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't have any lamb, I told you already. 34:26.527 --> 34:28.369 [SPEAKER_12]: I gave it away. 34:28.389 --> 34:31.853 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, hey, let me walk to the store. 34:32.454 --> 34:35.057 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay, that's too adicting. 34:35.157 --> 34:37.519 [SPEAKER_25]: Ooh, and then scratch slips on the banana peel. 34:37.559 --> 34:40.823 [SPEAKER_25]: It's sat on the rock that makes him turn to me to a baby. 34:43.840 --> 34:45.964 [SPEAKER_12]: There is a baby here. 34:46.344 --> 34:48.428 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh, come on, come on, little baby. 34:48.448 --> 34:50.912 [SPEAKER_24]: Boo, boo, boo, boo. 34:50.952 --> 34:51.694 [SPEAKER_12]: Gross, baby. 34:52.335 --> 34:57.023 [SPEAKER_25]: Greek, but I couldn't really hit the cave with the way it's good. 34:57.043 --> 35:02.693 [SPEAKER_25]: Listen, now, and Stu, how would you guys like that? 35:02.673 --> 35:04.335 [SPEAKER_25]: Is that what we should bring into? 35:05.156 --> 35:06.758 [SPEAKER_23]: Everyone's hitting me up. 35:06.778 --> 35:07.298 [SPEAKER_23]: Yes. 35:07.399 --> 35:07.719 [SPEAKER_23]: Yes. 35:08.440 --> 35:15.008 [SPEAKER_13]: Stu, I just want to say really quickly for answer your question, that we have your coaster from your bachelor party. 35:15.208 --> 35:15.728 [SPEAKER_01]: I love it. 35:15.749 --> 35:17.130 [SPEAKER_13]: It's great. 35:17.150 --> 35:18.772 [SPEAKER_13]: And it is one of my favorite coasters. 35:18.792 --> 35:19.052 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes. 35:19.333 --> 35:25.220 [SPEAKER_13]: And I have long been a Stu fan from a distance based off of stories. 35:25.240 --> 35:25.941 [SPEAKER_13]: It's a cozy. 35:26.381 --> 35:26.902 [SPEAKER_13]: A cozy. 35:26.922 --> 35:27.683 [SPEAKER_13]: I said coasters. 35:28.303 --> 35:29.625 [SPEAKER_13]: I was completely wrong. 35:30.526 --> 35:31.347 [SPEAKER_01]: Ah. 35:31.327 --> 35:44.824 [SPEAKER_13]: I actually was thinking I was like, God, you guys have coasters and coosies, you got so much No, it's just a coosie I completely forgot the word coosie, you know that I guess well I barely I say coosie I think some people say coosie Is there another name for that? 35:44.844 --> 35:46.348 [SPEAKER_13]: A drink holder? 35:46.328 --> 36:02.692 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, a drink sleeve, a can sleeve, a little foam can Student the later the question was how has my dynamic changed over the years with uh You guys I think that was they did marry one of us. 36:03.032 --> 36:10.243 [SPEAKER_13]: I did marry again, which one I would say 36:10.460 --> 36:27.241 [SPEAKER_13]: you know, over the years as I have done less improv outside of these podcasts, I get more joy and find myself feeling more spiritually refreshed from the time that we spend together. 36:27.361 --> 36:34.290 [SPEAKER_13]: It's less of just like another improv, ask thing that I'm doing and more of like, oh, 36:34.270 --> 36:38.921 [SPEAKER_13]: This is something that I'm not doing as much and I look forward to it even more. 36:38.961 --> 36:51.891 [SPEAKER_13]: So I find myself feeling really refreshed and like spiritually renewed when we do have a recording and are able to 36:52.023 --> 37:17.338 [SPEAKER_13]: Sit around and table with each other and I would say our friendships have only deepened over the years and I've always been someone who I think is hyper aware of how other people's moods are even if that's just sort of like my perception, but I do think that I have got a pretty good sense of how everyone is feeling and I maybe have gotten a little better at not letting that affect me. 37:17.318 --> 37:34.483 [SPEAKER_13]: just by controlling what I'm doing, but also I sort of have this, and I'm not trying to like to my own horn or say that this is a good thing or anything, but sometimes I feel like I try to just do whatever the table needs. 37:34.463 --> 37:49.064 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, even if it's not like performing it's in other ways and certainly I have times not don't do that but like that's sort of the sports mentality that I have which is like don't talk about your feelings, fake it and go. 37:49.525 --> 37:56.235 [SPEAKER_23]: So your skills and interpersonal relationships have only grown and deepened as well as you're 37:56.215 --> 38:03.762 [SPEAKER_23]: your level of passion for the actual work that you're doing and the project rather than just saying it's another thing. 38:03.782 --> 38:07.946 [SPEAKER_23]: The check off my list of little, my little performance. 38:07.966 --> 38:13.551 [SPEAKER_13]: And separately, I do think I feel like I need to win less than I did 10 years ago. 38:13.571 --> 38:23.100 [SPEAKER_13]: I think I've always kind of struggled with being competitive, but I think I'm over the years 38:23.080 --> 38:52.817 [SPEAKER_25]: You're always incredibly attentive, Mike, of when, like, somebody was going to say something, and then just the conversation got away from it, you're very good about being like, you know, case you're going to say something, money you're going to say something, giving or or not, not just that exact thing, but that just speaking to your, your attentiveness and 38:52.797 --> 38:53.498 [SPEAKER_25]: Thanks, Casey. 38:53.638 --> 38:54.380 [SPEAKER_13]: I appreciate that. 38:54.460 --> 39:00.050 [SPEAKER_13]: I just I also know how it feels to have missed your your chance to speak and then be like, uh So I don't like it. 39:00.070 --> 39:00.571 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't like it. 39:01.131 --> 39:04.818 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't like it when anyone feels that way and listen, you're gonna say something. 39:05.279 --> 39:16.999 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, it's an exponent call Wait, no, it's Casey's One thing that's got better is I've gotten really good at knowing 39:16.979 --> 39:21.989 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah, you're a fuck you, Casey. 39:23.051 --> 39:24.274 [SPEAKER_23]: It was about your editing inspiration. 39:24.294 --> 39:24.454 [SPEAKER_23]: Yeah. 39:24.474 --> 39:28.201 [SPEAKER_25]: Where do you draw inspiration for such lovely editing sound clips? 39:28.241 --> 39:28.722 [SPEAKER_25]: Thank you all. 39:29.905 --> 39:31.528 [SPEAKER_25]: That is. 39:33.803 --> 39:40.010 [SPEAKER_25]: That's a tough question because I feel like I was way more in tune with my inspiration. 39:41.011 --> 39:59.150 [SPEAKER_25]: Sources of inspiration both for what I wanted podcast like what I wanted neoscomptus sound like as well as like just what media I was trying to like emulate with my sound design and stuff. 39:59.190 --> 40:00.992 [SPEAKER_25]: I was way more in tune with that. 40:02.474 --> 40:19.282 [SPEAKER_25]: in the first few years of neoscum because I was going from not being an editor and sound designer to being an editor and sound designer, to being heavily invested as an editor and sound designer to like it being my professional career. 40:19.923 --> 40:24.651 [SPEAKER_25]: So now in terms of influence, I feel like it's harder to track 40:24.631 --> 40:39.703 [SPEAKER_25]: that, but I think there's always a balance between kind of the bar I've set for like what gutter sounds like, which I'm always shocked when I go back and listen to what I thought was like the best of like... 40:39.768 --> 40:57.567 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm like, oh man, like, this, this arc of neoscom I remember doing really good work and I listen to it and it sounds like positively primitive to me, like nowadays, like, and not even in the judgemental way, but like even in my memory, I'm not, I'm just imagining it is like so much more developed. 40:57.587 --> 40:59.930 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm like, how could you not have an ambiance on the scene or something? 41:00.891 --> 41:05.436 [SPEAKER_25]: So I'm always like, I'm balancing just meeting the bar. 41:06.977 --> 41:07.598 [SPEAKER_25]: But I, 41:08.827 --> 41:13.397 [SPEAKER_25]: I also like chasing the fun and finding the fun. 41:14.199 --> 41:25.182 [SPEAKER_25]: I think at the start of gutter, I was, there were times where I felt like I was too concerned with, 41:27.170 --> 41:52.435 [SPEAKER_25]: Just I had to sound design everything that was mentioned and I had to like make every single environment in scene sound, you know, natural and organic and it started to feel I don't say I paint by numbers because I'm still approaching it like creatively, but 41:54.187 --> 42:06.469 [SPEAKER_25]: it it felt like I wasn't just I wasn't following outside influences like I was in the fun days of of Nios come and and I remember one episode where I really tried to do that was episode. 42:06.489 --> 42:11.398 [SPEAKER_25]: Is it seven where we go into the pyramid? 42:11.799 --> 42:16.127 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, thanks so yeah six or seven six 42:16.647 --> 42:21.513 [SPEAKER_25]: Oh, it's got to be it's six. 42:21.693 --> 42:22.835 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah, because seven's one came. 42:22.895 --> 42:23.115 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah. 42:23.155 --> 42:28.522 [SPEAKER_25]: So, so, and episode six, I had made the decision. 42:28.562 --> 42:37.633 [SPEAKER_25]: I had, at some point, I don't remember what it was based on, maybe even somebody else's idea or something, but I just imagined having like dungeon synth for us going into this pyramid would be cool. 42:38.194 --> 42:41.838 [SPEAKER_25]: And then I found a couple Louise on albums. 42:42.279 --> 42:45.523 [SPEAKER_25]: Louise on is a music artist and and 42:45.503 --> 43:15.493 [SPEAKER_25]: Visual artist who allows you to use his music as long as you give credit and I just I was like, I'm going to sound design this entire episode only with his music like once we get to the pyramid at least and I did that and I was just like I really allowed myself to kind of chase the fun and let it be less like I'm just kind of fulfilling and and that kind of real woke something in me and and since then it's you know I'm always just trying to manage that balance of like 43:15.473 --> 43:33.059 [SPEAKER_25]: Even if I cannot identify this specific influences for you, Stu, like I want to feel like a spark of fun and a spark of inspiration from an external source is what motivates me to do some unique choice. 43:33.079 --> 43:42.173 [SPEAKER_25]: So that's like Mike saying that like breakbeat music is playing whenever he's doing the 43:42.153 --> 43:47.101 [SPEAKER_25]: a fun challenge for me to chase and, uh, you know, I don't know. 43:47.121 --> 43:50.125 [SPEAKER_25]: I remember a lot on that, but hopefully there was some interesting stuff in there. 43:50.666 --> 43:51.167 [SPEAKER_17]: I'd say. 43:51.187 --> 43:52.509 [SPEAKER_17]: Thanks, too. 43:52.810 --> 43:53.471 [SPEAKER_25]: We love you, Steve. 43:53.491 --> 43:54.032 [SPEAKER_25]: We love you, Stu. 43:54.572 --> 43:56.616 [SPEAKER_29]: Hey, it's me, uh, Clarence Mugbeen. 43:57.657 --> 44:01.684 [SPEAKER_29]: I, uh, I just called, because I, I need to get something off my chest. 44:02.625 --> 44:09.696 [SPEAKER_29]: I, I moved to a new town for a job about five years ago. 44:09.895 --> 44:14.200 [SPEAKER_29]: I've only been there a month or two when someone stopped me to ask for directions. 44:15.000 --> 44:18.064 [SPEAKER_29]: They asked, they said they wanted to go to Delaware Street. 44:18.624 --> 44:21.207 [SPEAKER_29]: And I was like, oh yeah, yeah, I think it's this way. 44:21.247 --> 44:23.509 [SPEAKER_29]: That I pointed in the direction. 44:23.569 --> 44:30.657 [SPEAKER_29]: And when I got to a computer and I looked up where Delaware Street was, I pointed in the complete opposite direction. 44:30.677 --> 44:32.599 [SPEAKER_29]: And that you still haunts me. 44:34.101 --> 44:36.443 [SPEAKER_29]: I hope these are the streets they live with you for. 44:37.992 --> 44:39.214 [SPEAKER_13]: Thank you, Clarence Mung Bean. 44:39.575 --> 44:40.357 [SPEAKER_25]: Oh, thank you. 44:40.377 --> 44:41.399 [SPEAKER_25]: Thank you for that mission, Clarence. 44:41.419 --> 44:42.801 [SPEAKER_23]: That was really cleansing. 44:43.002 --> 44:47.110 [SPEAKER_25]: I think we've all been on both sides of that in one form or another. 44:47.130 --> 44:51.999 [SPEAKER_17]: Doesn't it feel good as fuck to tell someone, oh no, yeah, the streets that way. 44:52.760 --> 44:57.790 [SPEAKER_17]: And then realizing that you were so wrong. 44:57.770 --> 44:58.511 [SPEAKER_17]: You're sick. 44:58.551 --> 45:00.214 [SPEAKER_17]: The pain that gets taken away. 45:00.234 --> 45:01.015 [SPEAKER_17]: That doesn't feel good. 45:01.456 --> 45:05.483 [SPEAKER_17]: It feels good being like, I know where this is and then being like, oh, wait a minute. 45:05.883 --> 45:12.013 [SPEAKER_17]: That guy probably walks for a few blocks, looking around like a, what the heck? 45:12.474 --> 45:13.215 [SPEAKER_17]: Where am I? 45:13.596 --> 45:14.157 [SPEAKER_17]: I don't see it. 45:14.177 --> 45:15.579 [SPEAKER_17]: That guy was so confident. 45:16.000 --> 45:17.021 [SPEAKER_25]: What's going on? 45:17.162 --> 45:20.367 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah, especially if you're really confident now you deliver it. 45:20.807 --> 45:21.028 [SPEAKER_25]: Oh, yeah. 45:21.188 --> 45:23.592 [SPEAKER_17]: And then being like, then that person had to go to someone's like, 45:23.572 --> 45:30.160 [SPEAKER_17]: Hey, I already asked someone this, but I Figure out, guess I try again. 45:30.220 --> 45:36.568 [SPEAKER_17]: There's nowhere street and they're like, oh, it's that way and the cold look that sort of probably descended on that guy's face. 45:36.628 --> 45:40.533 [SPEAKER_13]: What if you're loyal to the first guy and you're like, nobody, it must be right. 45:40.633 --> 45:42.836 [SPEAKER_13]: Like, I've got to keep going the wrong way. 45:42.856 --> 45:44.618 [SPEAKER_13]: There you guys seem so confident. 45:44.598 --> 45:54.387 [SPEAKER_23]: This reminds me of something which I think is a very universal experience where you realize that you, I have P.B.M.I.L.A. 45:54.547 --> 45:56.429 [SPEAKER_25]: And he's poking his ear with the tape. 45:56.449 --> 45:58.791 [SPEAKER_23]: Get that. 45:58.811 --> 45:59.631 [SPEAKER_23]: That's scary. 46:01.173 --> 46:07.679 [SPEAKER_23]: Anyway, universal experience where you're walking somewhere and you realize that you are going in the wrong direction. 46:07.739 --> 46:10.962 [SPEAKER_23]: And so you have to now just like stop and turn around. 46:11.022 --> 46:13.744 [SPEAKER_23]: But how many of us, 46:13.724 --> 46:24.643 [SPEAKER_23]: will take some type of physical detour to because we don't want to show the outside world that like you literally could just turn around and no one would probably know. 46:25.164 --> 46:27.368 [SPEAKER_23]: But no, I'm going to go across the street. 46:27.388 --> 46:29.070 [SPEAKER_23]: I'm going to casually look at my phone. 46:29.090 --> 46:31.735 [SPEAKER_25]: I was just going to say, yeah, look at your phone like, oh, something changed. 46:31.755 --> 46:32.076 [SPEAKER_25]: I know. 46:32.116 --> 46:32.897 [SPEAKER_23]: I have a question. 46:32.877 --> 46:49.759 [SPEAKER_23]: And it's like no one's paying attention and yet the impulse to be like hmm or like or like stop and and like have a moment a visible moment of recognition like oh and then turn around like To know one it's telegraph it for like your inner observer. 46:49.819 --> 46:50.320 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes. 46:50.400 --> 46:51.882 [SPEAKER_13]: I want this to be 46:51.862 --> 46:54.946 [SPEAKER_13]: There like I am just going the right way after going the wrong way. 46:54.986 --> 47:01.975 [SPEAKER_13]: Like I will literally be like in the middle of crossing the street at a super crowded intersection And I'm the only one walking center stage. 47:02.396 --> 47:15.894 [SPEAKER_13]: I'll get halfway across and then I like just look so foolish and then turn around the other way and everyone will start honking their horns like hyenas laughing at me And people get out of their cars and start throwing crap at me. 47:16.214 --> 47:16.334 [SPEAKER_13]: Wow. 47:16.515 --> 47:16.615 [SPEAKER_13]: Wow. 47:16.635 --> 47:19.118 [SPEAKER_24]: I think it's a good hit it no, you don't know 47:19.098 --> 47:20.279 [SPEAKER_24]: He got it wrong. 47:20.299 --> 47:22.281 [SPEAKER_24]: Oh, which way you go in, boy? 47:22.501 --> 47:22.662 [SPEAKER_24]: Poor. 47:24.263 --> 47:24.624 [SPEAKER_24]: What should we do? 47:24.644 --> 47:25.284 [SPEAKER_24]: Lost. 47:26.345 --> 47:29.288 [SPEAKER_13]: All of the lights become green and they all speed into me. 47:31.390 --> 47:36.956 [SPEAKER_25]: I think maybe the best here's the tactic, and this wasn't a voicemail, but here's the tactic. 47:36.996 --> 47:47.687 [SPEAKER_25]: If you ever have to turn around, if you ever have to make that change and you don't want to do the phone thing or the big U-turn which everybody can see right through, just 47:47.667 --> 48:02.373 [SPEAKER_25]: Open your eyes wide at the middle distance and point out in a finger or like the devil or something like that, you know, you see something that everybody else doesn't see. 48:02.413 --> 48:04.036 [SPEAKER_17]: First of all, you're no longer fouled. 48:04.076 --> 48:05.018 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah! 48:04.998 --> 48:08.443 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah me no longer in the sprint in the other direction. 48:08.563 --> 48:08.744 [SPEAKER_23]: Yeah. 48:08.764 --> 48:09.345 [SPEAKER_23]: That's great. 48:09.605 --> 48:27.192 [SPEAKER_13]: You could just keep walking the entire length of the earth You come get back to the right direction that you meant to go You have a long beard and you have like you weren't cool global clothing from all the past Yeah, yeah, the friends he've made and then you realize that like 48:28.927 --> 48:32.452 [SPEAKER_25]: you didn't really need to get to, it wasn't about getting to where you were going. 48:32.472 --> 48:33.273 [SPEAKER_25]: That was about going. 48:33.994 --> 48:34.174 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 48:34.254 --> 48:35.616 [SPEAKER_25]: And like you arrive at your destination. 48:35.656 --> 48:36.878 [SPEAKER_13]: And you think you need to be here. 48:37.098 --> 48:44.929 [SPEAKER_13]: You think that as you're falling off the edge of the earth, because this is all just a dream happening in your head because you but fell off the earth. 48:45.990 --> 48:47.633 [SPEAKER_25]: Um, who wants to hear another voicemail? 48:47.653 --> 48:48.674 [SPEAKER_23]: Me, me, me, me. 48:48.694 --> 48:48.874 [SPEAKER_25]: Okay. 48:48.894 --> 48:49.736 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm going to warn you guys. 48:50.256 --> 48:51.358 [SPEAKER_25]: This is three minutes long. 48:51.378 --> 48:52.960 [SPEAKER_25]: It says transcription not available. 48:53.421 --> 48:55.003 [SPEAKER_25]: Oh, so I don't know what that means. 48:55.023 --> 48:58.107 [SPEAKER_13]: We can scrub through it if it seems like it's a pocket call. 49:00.095 --> 49:25.292 [SPEAKER_09]: A is some hot dog guy again, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy, hot dog guy 49:28.192 --> 49:41.814 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, I had to go because I've lived in a normal, normal blue color life and it's just then shattered by this strange event and it's making me feel crazy. 49:42.315 --> 49:54.194 [SPEAKER_09]: So I go to this room full of people that are instructing to be open and understanding that if historically then open and understanding the only people who really listen to me. 49:54.214 --> 49:54.975 [SPEAKER_09]: And they laugh. 49:56.002 --> 50:04.254 [SPEAKER_09]: You're not supposed to do that in AA, but this is so ridiculous that a group of 40-something-year-old men last at me. 50:06.097 --> 50:11.865 [SPEAKER_09]: And I thought maybe it's not that serious. 50:11.885 --> 50:21.018 [SPEAKER_09]: Maybe I should be laughing too until I get home and there's a fucking delivery driver. 50:22.240 --> 50:24.203 [SPEAKER_09]: Not again. 50:24.487 --> 50:28.152 [SPEAKER_09]: And I'm so beaten down by the night that I just might don't even ask. 50:28.813 --> 50:36.844 [SPEAKER_09]: I've put it on my card, and you know, uh, hot dogs, you know, I can, I can, I can eat them. 50:37.986 --> 50:40.229 [SPEAKER_09]: I can give them away, people think I'm weird, you know? 50:41.831 --> 50:53.667 [SPEAKER_09]: Whatever, I can, I can, I can fertilize my fucking garden if I have my plate. 50:55.672 --> 50:59.097 [SPEAKER_09]: Lasting, crying, emoji, sticky note, pads. 50:59.978 --> 51:02.221 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, what am I going to do with that? 51:03.042 --> 51:09.832 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't use those to be just reminded of this all the time with my little fucking to do list or whatever. 51:10.353 --> 51:11.274 [SPEAKER_09]: Jesus Christ. 51:11.775 --> 51:12.956 [SPEAKER_09]: See, you know what, you know what? 51:17.623 --> 51:18.164 [SPEAKER_09]: Hear that? 51:18.785 --> 51:22.590 [SPEAKER_09]: Trapped open a cold one, just for you, 15 years down the fucking drain. 51:23.633 --> 51:33.361 [SPEAKER_09]: Because my friends are avoiding me, my wife doesn't trust me, my daughter thinks I should go to therapy, fucking therapy. 51:33.381 --> 51:39.507 [SPEAKER_09]: So the only one who should be going to therapy is you, you sick, freaks, you're statistics. 51:41.228 --> 51:52.898 [SPEAKER_09]: This is a targeted harassment campaign against me, and I would be pursuing legal action if it didn't put me in such a fucking hole with all these stupid fucking little items. 51:53.435 --> 51:55.708 [SPEAKER_09]: And I'm not going to ask for money this time, you know? 51:55.729 --> 51:58.686 [SPEAKER_09]: It's in a lot of time. 51:59.712 --> 52:02.015 [SPEAKER_17]: It could be, it could be, it could be, it could be real. 52:02.055 --> 52:02.956 [SPEAKER_17]: I think we just cut that. 52:04.718 --> 52:15.330 [SPEAKER_23]: It's a bit that the previous one was about how a bunch of hot dogs got delivered to their house, and they then had to pay for the hot dogs and like, it was some, it took me a second to remember, too. 52:15.390 --> 52:16.531 [SPEAKER_13]: But yeah, yeah, I got it. 52:16.571 --> 52:16.871 [SPEAKER_17]: Right. 52:16.911 --> 52:17.412 [SPEAKER_17]: That's right. 52:17.452 --> 52:20.335 [SPEAKER_17]: Well, this is a real tour to force performance, real patina shit. 52:20.636 --> 52:27.323 [SPEAKER_25]: That one did get cut off, but it looks like there are 32 more seconds of message from the same number right after. 52:27.303 --> 52:49.294 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm going to be honest, I forgot about the first part of the message and I was really scared for like the first 15 seconds about where this was going because the energy was so probable and really intense and true, you know, sorry about everything, your daughter might be right about the therapy. 52:49.274 --> 53:02.107 [SPEAKER_25]: Well, listen, listen, this is for those who aren't familiar or don't remember, we got an email from this, or we got a voice mail from this person in one of our previous voice mail. 53:04.369 --> 53:06.351 [SPEAKER_25]: Well, there's pp again being cute. 53:06.411 --> 53:17.982 [SPEAKER_13]: One of our previous voice mail apps, and they are they accused us of sending them a bunch of hot dogs like prank style that, you know, 53:18.063 --> 53:19.868 [SPEAKER_23]: And I would do it again to be honest. 53:20.008 --> 53:20.751 [SPEAKER_23]: I would do it again. 53:20.851 --> 53:22.034 [SPEAKER_23]: I would send the hotdogs again. 53:22.054 --> 53:23.558 [SPEAKER_23]: I uh, it's all me. 53:23.919 --> 53:24.702 [SPEAKER_23]: It's all my fault. 53:25.203 --> 53:25.404 [SPEAKER_13]: Wow. 53:25.604 --> 53:27.309 [SPEAKER_13]: You just, you just admit it. 53:27.810 --> 53:28.352 [SPEAKER_23]: I just admit it. 53:28.372 --> 53:30.197 [SPEAKER_19]: But I need to come to the last 34 seconds. 53:30.317 --> 53:33.085 [SPEAKER_19]: I've run this person's life. 53:33.065 --> 53:33.926 [SPEAKER_19]: It's around hot dogs. 53:34.267 --> 53:35.328 [SPEAKER_19]: That's what I'm gonna eat. 53:35.408 --> 53:36.630 [SPEAKER_19]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:36.650 --> 53:38.633 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:38.653 --> 53:39.814 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:40.075 --> 53:40.836 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:41.517 --> 53:42.418 [SPEAKER_25]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:42.438 --> 53:43.179 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:43.199 --> 53:43.780 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:43.800 --> 53:44.301 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:44.321 --> 53:45.242 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:45.422 --> 53:45.883 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:46.043 --> 53:46.884 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:46.904 --> 53:48.286 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:48.386 --> 53:49.508 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:49.528 --> 53:51.471 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:51.491 --> 53:52.552 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:52.572 --> 53:53.213 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:53.393 --> 53:54.235 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:54.355 --> 53:54.715 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:54.735 --> 53:55.637 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:55.657 --> 53:56.037 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:56.057 --> 53:56.538 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:56.658 --> 53:57.059 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:57.079 --> 53:59.782 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 53:59.802 --> 54:00.163 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 54:00.183 --> 54:00.884 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it. 54:00.904 --> 54:02.346 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm gonna eat it 54:04.283 --> 54:16.839 [SPEAKER_09]: My life is in shambles, and all I need for you to do is consider the repercussions of your act, because they have repercussions, and you are ruining my fucking life. 54:18.281 --> 54:19.863 [SPEAKER_09]: Please, me, alone. 54:22.687 --> 54:23.829 [SPEAKER_13]: Music to our ears. 54:24.029 --> 54:24.990 [SPEAKER_23]: I need to say something. 54:25.991 --> 54:31.759 [SPEAKER_23]: So when we get these voicemails, we do get an email alert that pops up with a little bit of a transcription. 54:32.026 --> 54:35.770 [SPEAKER_23]: And when this one came up, I was like, what? 54:35.790 --> 54:38.192 [SPEAKER_23]: Because the transcription, can you read the transcription, Casey? 54:38.412 --> 54:39.013 [SPEAKER_23]: Just the beginning? 54:39.433 --> 54:43.878 [SPEAKER_25]: Oh, the second one, and bear in mind the first one for some reason did not leave a transcription. 54:43.978 --> 54:44.498 [SPEAKER_13]: Correct. 54:44.518 --> 54:45.559 [SPEAKER_13]: So we didn't have the context. 54:45.599 --> 54:47.822 [SPEAKER_13]: There was, this was just coming in, blind. 54:47.842 --> 54:50.865 [SPEAKER_25]: Here, I'm just, I'll read it like we imagine, read it. 54:50.885 --> 54:54.008 [SPEAKER_25]: God, the sound of your, just a random stranger. 54:54.128 --> 54:57.691 [SPEAKER_25]: God, the sound of your happy little voices makes me fucking sick. 54:58.732 --> 55:00.514 [SPEAKER_25]: But I need to finish my thought. 55:00.967 --> 55:02.572 [SPEAKER_25]: I just stop, please. 55:03.133 --> 55:04.397 [SPEAKER_25]: My life is in shambles. 55:04.718 --> 55:11.718 [SPEAKER_25]: All I need for you to do is consider the repercussions of your actions because they have repercussions and you are ruining my fucking life. 55:12.159 --> 55:12.942 [SPEAKER_25]: Leave me alone. 55:13.042 --> 55:15.128 [SPEAKER_25]: This is somebody who... 55:16.677 --> 55:20.022 [SPEAKER_25]: Uh, keep, uh, who, uh, I don't know. 55:20.042 --> 55:24.188 [SPEAKER_23]: Well, I saw this transcript coming and I was like, geez, I'm scared. 55:24.248 --> 55:26.050 [SPEAKER_25]: They do not like our podcast. 55:26.431 --> 55:29.856 [SPEAKER_13]: They do not like seeing, uh, uh, happy little faces. 55:30.016 --> 55:30.978 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, let me told me about this. 55:31.058 --> 55:32.159 [SPEAKER_13]: And then I got scared. 55:32.179 --> 55:34.443 [SPEAKER_13]: So then I was just like, I have to just listen to this. 55:34.843 --> 55:36.846 [SPEAKER_13]: So I listened to it and I was like, 55:36.826 --> 55:37.988 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay, that's it. 55:38.008 --> 55:38.829 [SPEAKER_13]: It's got to be a bit. 55:38.950 --> 55:42.616 [SPEAKER_13]: It sounds like a bit and we love the bit and it turns out to be a little bit. 55:42.696 --> 55:44.719 [SPEAKER_25]: It's the person that we've been sending all these hot dogs. 55:45.020 --> 55:52.793 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah, yeah, there's too much of a fucking little paper little doll to eat 10 hot dogs a day for a week. 55:52.773 --> 55:56.657 [SPEAKER_17]: They can't handle a little gang stalking at him on the table. 55:57.037 --> 55:58.298 [SPEAKER_25]: Here's the fucking thing, man. 55:58.318 --> 55:59.259 [SPEAKER_25]: It's the fucking thing. 55:59.279 --> 56:00.260 [SPEAKER_25]: We're safe. 56:00.380 --> 56:03.784 [SPEAKER_25]: You're like, oh, I've got to pay for these hotdogs that keep getting delivered to my head. 56:03.804 --> 56:08.028 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah, and you're saving on like instacart fees and door bags. 56:08.048 --> 56:08.648 [SPEAKER_13]: We're feeding you. 56:08.708 --> 56:09.469 [SPEAKER_13]: We're feeding you. 56:09.489 --> 56:13.713 [SPEAKER_13]: And we're giving you entertainment in the little emoji crime emoji hats or whatever. 56:13.753 --> 56:14.974 [SPEAKER_13]: The other thing that a lending sent. 56:15.134 --> 56:15.495 [SPEAKER_23]: Yes. 56:15.615 --> 56:18.898 [SPEAKER_13]: That you were talking about in your other three minute long tirade against us. 56:18.878 --> 56:26.229 [SPEAKER_23]: But I want to hear about how we actually fix your life and that you go back to AA and you get your life together. 56:26.269 --> 56:29.614 [SPEAKER_17]: Also, he said it was his first AA in, but he's been sober 15 years. 56:30.055 --> 56:33.981 [SPEAKER_25]: Well, first AA, I think he went in months. 56:34.601 --> 56:42.914 [SPEAKER_25]: He stopped in many, like, I think he was like, he hadn't gone for quite some time because you need to, because he felt so balanced. 56:43.615 --> 56:47.080 [SPEAKER_25]: Here's, I'm going to give you better advice than a Lenny drink. 56:47.313 --> 56:51.578 [SPEAKER_25]: Drink, drink, drink, you little worm. 56:51.999 --> 56:54.642 [SPEAKER_25]: Be that worm in the tequila bottle yourself. 56:54.962 --> 56:56.925 [SPEAKER_25]: We're gonna keep sending hot dogs. 56:57.185 --> 57:08.699 [SPEAKER_25]: We're gonna keep sending emojis, like little cowboy hats, smiling emoji with our happy little faces, and you're gonna fucking eat them all. 57:08.859 --> 57:11.162 [SPEAKER_13]: And it's gonna be easy because you'll be so drunk. 57:11.182 --> 57:16.729 [SPEAKER_13]: I may be better at racing casey, do not do what casey said. 57:17.080 --> 57:22.909 [SPEAKER_26]: And Casey, I'll give you no advice at all. 57:22.929 --> 57:24.151 [SPEAKER_18]: What have we got next? 57:24.171 --> 57:24.632 [SPEAKER_18]: Yeah. 57:24.652 --> 57:25.994 [SPEAKER_26]: Hey, y'all. 57:26.334 --> 57:26.475 [SPEAKER_26]: Hey. 57:26.495 --> 57:27.176 [SPEAKER_26]: My name's Ben. 57:27.196 --> 57:30.541 [SPEAKER_26]: He hit him pronouns, loving the new show. 57:31.302 --> 57:34.948 [SPEAKER_26]: That's a call and app. 57:35.569 --> 57:36.911 [SPEAKER_26]: You guys have to know, right? 57:37.011 --> 57:39.595 [SPEAKER_26]: But like the old show, Neo's come. 57:40.385 --> 57:46.050 [SPEAKER_26]: How many people realize it could also be said out loud as Neo's come? 57:46.070 --> 57:49.614 [SPEAKER_17]: 70% of the audience, 70% of the audience. 57:50.715 --> 57:52.356 [SPEAKER_25]: How do you give it up or 80%? 57:52.597 --> 57:56.720 [SPEAKER_13]: We directly address it on the show multiple times. 57:56.821 --> 57:57.161 [SPEAKER_23]: We do. 57:57.461 --> 58:09.953 [SPEAKER_23]: And I will say that when we were deciding on the name for the show, we also knew that this was probably a thing that would get said. 58:10.844 --> 58:12.127 [SPEAKER_23]: So yeah, you're right there. 58:12.267 --> 58:13.250 [SPEAKER_23]: You're right on board with it. 58:13.290 --> 58:16.718 [SPEAKER_25]: And we're the kind of people I think we've were kind of like, yeah, that's pretty funny though. 58:16.979 --> 58:19.685 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it's a comb. 58:19.725 --> 58:21.089 [SPEAKER_13]: We thought it was funny. 58:21.109 --> 58:26.642 [SPEAKER_13]: And we thought it would really be a little joke for the people who, like, shadow run too much because they would be like, 58:26.622 --> 58:41.041 [SPEAKER_13]: stop talking about com start talking about the matrix and that was just our little way of saying that in the future people are going to be way more obsessed with com than the matrix and I think we've been proven factually correct. 58:41.061 --> 58:42.082 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, absolutely. 58:42.583 --> 58:45.667 [SPEAKER_02]: You got me with that fake leap. 58:45.707 --> 58:50.533 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, the other gang of Vivian pronouns she heard and they then. 58:52.075 --> 58:56.140 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, 58:56.474 --> 59:03.804 [SPEAKER_02]: The old, the again, the work store, right? 59:05.086 --> 59:09.553 [SPEAKER_02]: Just wanted to graduate here on your fantastic show, you know? 59:09.573 --> 59:11.355 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you, thank you. 59:12.357 --> 59:26.076 [SPEAKER_02]: Love hearing about it, live hearing all the funny shapes and jabs, the bits and the bugs and the fun stuff and the fantastic editing and wonderful, you know, 59:26.191 --> 59:30.576 [SPEAKER_02]: to get character descriptions because I'm kind of planning on doing some fan art. 59:30.717 --> 59:31.518 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, wait! 59:32.018 --> 59:32.679 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, come on! 59:32.719 --> 59:33.460 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, anyway. 59:33.640 --> 59:34.281 [SPEAKER_02]: Just really wanted to. 59:34.421 --> 59:39.327 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, leave a voice mail and be like, hey, yeah, you know, yeah, you're looking kick-a. 59:39.808 --> 59:40.449 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yeah, awesome. 59:40.929 --> 59:42.952 [SPEAKER_02]: I've grown up in the Pacific Northwest all my life. 59:43.512 --> 59:50.381 [SPEAKER_02]: I grew up all around it, like, for me, St. Washington, the Olympic Peninsula, I live in Portland, Oregon right now. 59:51.643 --> 59:55.287 [SPEAKER_02]: Let me tell you, if there's one thing that's weirdly accurate, 59:55.469 --> 59:59.697 [SPEAKER_02]: But I don't think we've intended about the show with everyone smokes. 59:59.717 --> 01:00:03.483 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know why that's a thing, but here, but it is. 01:00:03.523 --> 01:00:05.186 [SPEAKER_02]: So congratulations on that. 01:00:05.206 --> 01:00:06.669 [SPEAKER_16]: That's awesome. 01:00:06.689 --> 01:00:07.691 [SPEAKER_02]: Weird thing. 01:00:08.352 --> 01:00:11.217 [SPEAKER_02]: All right, uh, I don't know how to end it this, so. 01:00:11.804 --> 01:00:14.449 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, good. 01:00:14.509 --> 01:00:15.510 [SPEAKER_02]: Good. 01:00:15.931 --> 01:00:16.131 [SPEAKER_02]: Good. 01:00:16.171 --> 01:00:16.412 [SPEAKER_02]: Good. 01:00:16.452 --> 01:00:16.632 [SPEAKER_02]: Good. 01:00:16.652 --> 01:00:18.455 [SPEAKER_13]: Good. 01:00:18.536 --> 01:00:19.417 [SPEAKER_13]: So why do you have to go? 01:00:19.477 --> 01:00:20.840 [SPEAKER_13]: I think that he knows the light. 01:00:21.320 --> 01:00:24.446 [SPEAKER_25]: I mean, how could you not smoke an Iranian environment like that? 01:00:24.466 --> 01:00:25.127 [SPEAKER_25]: There's nothing. 01:00:25.167 --> 01:00:31.257 [SPEAKER_13]: Also, losing like legal legal weed was like a Washington was early for that. 01:00:31.358 --> 01:00:32.800 [SPEAKER_13]: I know that because. 01:00:32.780 --> 01:00:47.678 [SPEAKER_25]: Well, I won't say why I know that because I know it because I've just heard about it or the dotted from a guy from a sailor Me, yeah, I met at the docks Not to get too far away from that Vivian Called us with a follow up immediately after or six minutes after. 01:00:48.018 --> 01:00:49.000 [SPEAKER_15]: Okay. 01:00:49.020 --> 01:00:50.641 [SPEAKER_25]: Hey, uh, Vivian again. 01:00:50.822 --> 01:00:54.586 [SPEAKER_02]: I just wanted to Figure that out a little addition. 01:00:54.666 --> 01:01:02.736 [SPEAKER_02]: Addendum to my message which is 01:01:04.066 --> 01:01:10.552 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm so excited and my lungs feel great, so I'm going to go fuck, all right, bye. 01:01:11.172 --> 01:01:12.393 [SPEAKER_23]: I really appreciate that. 01:01:12.614 --> 01:01:16.577 [SPEAKER_23]: That would be my, that would be me on the show. 01:01:16.697 --> 01:01:19.300 [SPEAKER_23]: I'd be saying, yeah, yeah, they're smoking, but don't smoke. 01:01:19.540 --> 01:01:21.862 [SPEAKER_23]: Everybody don't. 01:01:21.962 --> 01:01:23.624 [SPEAKER_23]: I love, I love the vibes. 01:01:23.684 --> 01:01:24.564 [SPEAKER_23]: It looks so cool. 01:01:24.604 --> 01:01:26.226 [SPEAKER_23]: I used to smoke a long ago. 01:01:26.466 --> 01:01:30.870 [SPEAKER_23]: I do feel much better since I quit, quitting's extremely difficult, but you can do it. 01:01:31.891 --> 01:01:32.371 [SPEAKER_23]: Don't smoke. 01:01:32.712 --> 01:01:34.073 [SPEAKER_23]: Don't get a dick at a 01:01:34.053 --> 01:01:35.375 [SPEAKER_23]: It's horrible. 01:01:35.836 --> 01:01:43.690 [SPEAKER_25]: Get addicted to masturbating or yes or gang stalking that other guy. 01:01:43.710 --> 01:01:45.213 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, send some hot dogs back. 01:01:45.233 --> 01:01:51.184 [SPEAKER_01]: I instead get addicted to guys being so cute and cool 01:01:51.164 --> 01:01:55.950 [SPEAKER_13]: Get addicted to drinking just enough water and doing exercise. 01:01:56.150 --> 01:01:59.354 [SPEAKER_13]: I thought you were going to say X to C. I'm doing MDMA. 01:01:59.714 --> 01:02:00.255 [SPEAKER_23]: Every day. 01:02:02.117 --> 01:02:05.541 [SPEAKER_13]: Get addicted to our Patreon, where you can listen to Part Two. 01:02:05.561 --> 01:02:08.825 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, God, that's awesome. 01:02:08.925 --> 01:02:09.325 [SPEAKER_23]: Oh, this! 01:02:09.345 --> 01:02:14.031 [SPEAKER_25]: Part Two of this, and here's the thing, um... Can I say one of the other things? 01:02:14.051 --> 01:02:14.151 [SPEAKER_25]: Yeah. 01:02:14.755 --> 01:02:24.867 [SPEAKER_23]: And Vivian, if you do end up making that fan art and you want to make sure that we see it tag us at that gutter show or use hashtag that gutter show. 01:02:25.347 --> 01:02:29.011 [SPEAKER_23]: That's the SEO, you guys, that's how we get to find this stuff. 01:02:29.132 --> 01:02:32.796 [SPEAKER_25]: We love to see it, we love it, we thrive on it. 01:02:32.816 --> 01:02:33.276 [SPEAKER_25]: We love it. 01:02:33.577 --> 01:02:38.282 [SPEAKER_25]: And I'll say guys, I mean, we got a good amount of voicemails left here. 01:02:38.262 --> 01:02:39.704 [SPEAKER_13]: We might not even get through all of them. 01:02:39.924 --> 01:02:55.302 [SPEAKER_25]: I know, we might have, we might have to do a part three at some point, but either way, thank you so much, everybody who did call in and leave a voice mail, both the ones that were in this episode, but also the ones that are to come in future episodes, please give us a call as well. 01:02:55.482 --> 01:03:00.088 [SPEAKER_25]: If you don't, if you want to give us a call and you don't want to be featured, that's totally fine as well. 01:03:00.108 --> 01:03:02.110 [SPEAKER_25]: We love to hear from you if you're just like, 01:03:02.090 --> 01:03:05.217 [SPEAKER_25]: I don't need my think featured, but I just want to say something nice. 01:03:05.357 --> 01:03:06.480 [SPEAKER_25]: We totally appreciate that. 01:03:06.760 --> 01:03:08.805 [SPEAKER_25]: Just make sure to mention it on the voicemail. 01:03:09.446 --> 01:03:21.313 [SPEAKER_25]: We are so eternally grateful to all of you, listeners and fans and supporters, and especially when you reach out, it gives us the energy to keep going. 01:03:21.293 --> 01:03:24.518 [SPEAKER_25]: as you know, as well as us, it's hard out there. 01:03:24.938 --> 01:03:27.802 [SPEAKER_25]: And we all need to uplift each other when we can. 01:03:28.103 --> 01:03:29.024 [SPEAKER_25]: So that's right. 01:03:29.224 --> 01:03:30.045 [SPEAKER_13]: Can the set of better? 01:03:30.065 --> 01:03:31.808 [SPEAKER_13]: Thank you for opening us listeners. 01:03:31.988 --> 01:03:35.333 [SPEAKER_13]: And we hope that this uplift you, even a little bit. 01:03:36.435 --> 01:03:40.040 [SPEAKER_23]: And I just finished placing my order for 69 more hot dogs. 01:03:40.100 --> 01:03:41.221 [SPEAKER_23]: So we are good. 01:03:41.241 --> 01:03:42.103 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, you're good. 01:03:42.303 --> 01:03:42.683 [SPEAKER_01]: You know what? 01:03:42.744 --> 01:03:43.565 [SPEAKER_01]: Just send them. 01:03:43.585 --> 01:03:46.249 [SPEAKER_01]: Just send that another six out of your eyes. 01:03:46.269 --> 01:03:46.609 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I'll do it. 01:04:05.911 --> 01:04:11.969 [SPEAKER_13]: And then a bunch of just random crap rocks, I don't know. 01:04:11.989 --> 01:04:13.373 [SPEAKER_23]: Random rocks, okay, rocks. 01:04:13.393 --> 01:04:15.259 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah. 01:04:15.520 --> 01:04:15.600 [UNKNOWN]: Bye!