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First Trillionaire, Knicks Win, and White House UFC | EP39 | Down with DP Podcast 6-23-2026
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Introduction and Casual Banter
00:00:00
Speaker
America! Fuck yeah! We got money for this, but not for healthcare! care
00:00:09
Speaker
Welcome to the...
00:00:15
Speaker
What's the deal? Let me try that again. It's the Down With DP podcast with Robert Dunn and Ron Prendamano in three night books.
00:00:30
Speaker
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey now. All right. Thank you. new Everyone's here right now. Everyone, everyone can take a seat. Everyone can take a seat. It's, well, it's not morning. It's 1226 Eastern time. It's morning for me.
Coke Zero vs Diet Coke: A Preference Battle
00:00:45
Speaker
I just got up an hour ago and I'm cracking What is that? You're already drinking? My God, Robert. I'm cracking open a cold one. Oh, you're so... Oh, it's a Diet diet a Coke.
00:00:54
Speaker
Diet Coke. Yeah. Quick question. you you Okay, hi. First of all, hi. with This is the Down With DP Podcast. I'm your host, Ron Friend Amano. And along with me is the gorgeous... um Ron Friend Amano. No, no, no, Robert Dunn. Oh, Robert Dunn, yeah. Do you like Coke Zero? You always drink a Diet Coke. you like Coke Zero?
00:01:11
Speaker
I like Coke Zero, but I think my girlfriend favors the Diet Coke, so I don't really... She likes the flavor of the acid came, the diet and stuff. I like it. I can dig I probably would do... also Okay, so two things. I probably would do Coke Zero over Diet Coke if I was just... what I like how you phrase that. i would love to do I would love to do Coke Zero. Yeah. I've only done Coke diets. It's sexier. It's more in. It is more but more of a trend. yeah like but ah Diet Coke is a more fun
00:01:45
Speaker
I don't know, brand? yeah yeah There's a lot of Diet Coke clothing. You called them what? um Fridge cigarettes before? like there's There's definitely a cult following behind Diet Coke. Working on the plane, I'll offer a beverage.
00:01:59
Speaker
And they're like, oh, do you have a Diet Coke, Diet Pepsi, whatever. And I'm like, no, I have the zero version of it. They're like, oh I'll take a ginger ale. So it's yeah it's not even a sugar thing. It's a flavor thing entirely. So I find that interesting. Firstly, I'll go to for a zero over a diet. Yeah, I do if it's available. I have a friend who's a Pepsi guy, which is diabolical. I don't know. Disgusting. How the fuck do you do? Who is? Yeah. Yeah, right into the show, guys. Who are the regular Pepsi drinkers?
00:02:28
Speaker
Regular Pepsi. When I was a kid, I was Pepsi, and I was like gung-ho Pepsi. And then my wife's like, ew. And then I had Coke again, and I'm like, oh, God, this is so much better. Oh, my God, because it's been a while since I drank it. So I am a Coca-Cola fan, 100%. I also feel like when we were growing up, Pepsi was like...
00:02:48
Speaker
pushed as the cooler one because Michael Jackson did a Pepsi thing. Pepsi, you had the the um the little girl, the Pepsi girl. You had the Britney Spears commercials. Britney Spears one. Pepsi went hard in the 90s. Yes. Yes. Isn't that a...
00:03:08
Speaker
Yeah. I love Pepsi. Pepsi loves me. this i love <unk>ice the I don't care. the sopranos The Sopranos did what? Tony Soprano, Draco cracked open a Pepsi. The Mafia commercial where she goes into the pizzeria and he gives her can i get a Pepsi? And he gives her a Coke and she's like, you give me this space the shit is this time stuff right here.
00:03:30
Speaker
You look at me and insult me and my family. And it's the guy who plays pussy on the Sopranos. Oh, that's funny. Okay. I actually like that. But ah we got
UFC at the White House: A Critique
00:03:39
Speaker
a lot to talk about. Not a lot of time to do it, Robert. So let's go. Yeah. We're going to get into God. This just makes you to me to depressed. The first thing is actually genuinely makes me de depressed. We're going to be talking about ah being a trillionaire.
00:03:52
Speaker
Being a trillionaire. There's only one. Yeah, we're going to talk about that super awesome, badass American UFC fight on the White House lawn. Boy, howdy. My yeah dick got rock hard when I saw that. America! Fuck yeah! We got money for this, but not for health care. America! And then, um... Yeah.
00:04:14
Speaker
And we got some, what else we got going on, Robert? We have ah Bill Ritter. Bill Ritter. This is a very important thing in New York, and I feel like we need to cover it. um My New Yorkers will well understand. We got some cold jokes. We got some sports. Got some millennial things we want to talk about. And, you know, with the whole, I got some got some toys. We're going to talk about toys. Maybe a penetrating question. And not a fire up in beer, but going to shot later. So here we go. Let's get in let's get deep into it.
Elon Musk as a Trillionaire: Wealth and Society
00:04:39
Speaker
All right, guys, here we go. So ah Elon Musk apparently becoming the first trillionaire. This is the first time I've heard of it. And it makes me depressed as fuck. Boo! Boo! Boo!
00:04:55
Speaker
here's also my question to you ron when it comes to billionaires and trillionaires i had heard that and this is someone who is like not connected to the billionaire world, but I had heard that there aren't actually any paper billionaires. Yeah, it's all about what they're worth, right? Right, right. right it's it's what It's what they have.
00:05:14
Speaker
It's not what they have. It's what they are. It's all stocks and stuff like that, right? Yeah. It's like like you you own these stocks, but you don't have these stocks. so Right.
00:05:25
Speaker
I think Trevor Noah did a thing about it when he was on The Daily Show, and he covered it really well. Yeah, I had also heard that like when you get to that level, you're not really spending your own money anymore because you have to tax it, so you're always taking out loans. Yeah, you're kind of like It's something weird like that. You're like good for the money, but you have to like buy back on it or something. like It's yeah it's a weird type of thing. And obviously, he got this from Tesla and but SpaceX, which is why he's a trillionaire. But I mean, a trillion dollars. like you got You have more money than most most countries. youre Right. Right.
00:05:58
Speaker
And he's an American citizen. You're a trillionaire in America. whether And if you sold all your stock, you'd have that trillion or very close to it after taxes. And and then you have people here in New York Who are like, you know, worried if they should take off work so they can go to the parade, the next parade. Right.
00:06:16
Speaker
So it's crazy. it disgusting It's disgusting. It's crazy how there are plenty of people that s simp for these rich people still. Like, here's the thing. I'm not going to be totally closed minded on like if you make a lot of money, you deserve it.
00:06:32
Speaker
But. depends on the It depends on how, like, you know, if you if you just had your own business and it made you rich, cool. But there's just something about, like, I don't know, being okay with this. The super unbalancedness of... It's amazing how the people that usually defend these kind of things are the ones who need need assistance more than anybody.
00:07:00
Speaker
yeah That's kind of the funny part. It's... And I'm not going to point political parties or anything like that, but like... You know, I have friends that like, oh, no, we shouldn't tax the billionaires. Why the fuck shouldn't we tax the billionaires? Right. Like, what why? Like, why do you think it's going to hurt them?
00:07:15
Speaker
It's not going to hurt them. No, it's not. But it's in a sense, it's not the billionaire's fault because the system works in their favor. I don't like Donald Trump. And I think one of the best things that he said was, yeah, I know the system i because I use the system. Yeah. To my favor. And you can't fault him for that.
00:07:32
Speaker
It's not his fault. yeah But you you do have to blame the politicians prior that have kept these things into play. And now we're so deep it deep into into the shit, man.
00:07:43
Speaker
Like, you can't even change it. and You have the politicians who are trying to change it They won't do yeah because you have idiots that are like, as you know oh, well, we shouldn't tax them. they Reaganomics is bullshit, people. It's yeah bullshit. It didn't work.
00:07:57
Speaker
And that's why ah that's why as far as like not actually spending your own money and you only spend through massive loans, that's why you hear these stories. And, they of course, they try to spin it in a very like, look how giving he is. There are these big CEOs that...
00:08:14
Speaker
they only get paid a dollar a year and that's their salary. And it's true, but it's, there's, they would, it would actually be a negative for them to spend their own money.
00:08:25
Speaker
Like there's no real. So yeah I think Donald Trump only takes a dollar. Probably something like that. I think he takes a dollar. I know former mayor Bloomberg of New York City. He only took a dollar. Yeah. Because they're worth billions. Yeah. And and it's it's it's not like a modest thing. It's it's a tax thing. I think i think that it would hurt them. That's why they they take the dollar. They have to take something. So they take a dollar.
00:08:49
Speaker
I also, well, one of the questions I'd ask me, this is better for a financial person. um So feel free to write into the show if you know how this is dealt, if you're like a big financial financial person. um Would it be better to have a dollar salary or to take a hundred thousand dollar salary and just give it all to charity for a tax write off?
00:09:11
Speaker
I just, I don't know. don't what would be better. Both could be twisted stories of like, wow, he gave his whole salary. That's crazy. You know? um Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. why I think when we do say we, I think when we say we give the whole salary, that's not including them taking a dollar.
00:09:29
Speaker
Yeah. Right. So I guess it's, I mean, to take the $1 and then give everything else away or to take nothing and give everything else away, probably taking the dollar helps you. Yeah, yeah, because I remember one year ah Bill Gates donated ah a billion dollars to charity.
00:09:48
Speaker
And I'm just I think even being younger, I'm like, no, there's something about that. And then I learned about tax write offs later in life. And I'm like, OK, that was a huge write off like that. Yeah, that's that's a choice. And like philanthropy is great. And that's great that these billionaires do these things, but they do them for write offs.
00:10:08
Speaker
Yeah. It's like, are you are you really doing it to help the kids with cancer? Are you doing it because you're going to save, you know, five hundred million dollars? What do you. And and and kind of the benefit of having your name plastered on a hospital building, you know, ah so I mean, I mean, but there are a bit like Dolly Parton. I don't know if she's a billionaire, but I know she does a lot of charity and stuff like that. Like she's she actually is a kind soul. Yeah, you can kind of judge by their character a bit.
00:10:34
Speaker
Like Warren Buffett is a billionaire, but I can't think of any scandals about him. Yeah, yeah, he doesn't. know I mean? yeah. And he lives in his modest home, which may not have been modest at the time, in what, like Omaha, Nebraska or something like that? So he's, it depends. And he started investing when he was like 12 or some shit like that. Right, yeah. He's always like the go-to guy of like, ooh, you He's been obsessed with it, but.
00:10:58
Speaker
Yeah. Yeah. To be a true. But like I said, a trillionaire, we already know how we feel about Elon Musk. I mean, most people aren't a fan of him.
Personal Aspirations: Comfort and Kindness
00:11:05
Speaker
His controversial potential Nazi salute, which I still I don't think was a Nazi salute, but very poor choice of movements.
00:11:12
Speaker
I could see him just being so ah socially inept that he didn't realize what he was doing. Well, isn't he also like autistic? Yeah, he is. Yeah. yeah, that's why I'm like, I don't think he really did a Nazi salute. Yeah.
00:11:26
Speaker
understands what's going on. I mean, the man's worth a trillion dollars. And it's also like money's rolling in. Eventually was going to hit. So ah it's just ah I'm not so much mad at him for becoming a trillionaire. I'm not like Elon. How dare you? It's more of like, look how far we've fallen. Yeah, this this whole segment isn't to bash Elon necessarily. It's bash the system.
00:11:51
Speaker
Yeah, yeah. it's i mean And also to bash on people that don't want to tax him. You know what my goal in life has always been? It's never been to be a billionaire or a millionaire or anything like that. It's to live comfortably.
00:12:03
Speaker
if i could yeah if i if i i mean i in the i've I've done comedy for years. I do get paid. It's not a lot. Sometimes I can pay a bills or two bills. Sometimes I can't pay shit. um But if I'm ever at a point where I can live comfortably doing the entertainment industry and then retire and not have to worry about working, hu I've done well for life. That's a goal me.
00:12:25
Speaker
I want to be able to walk onto a Lamborghini dealership and not have to check the price tags. You I mean? I want to be able to that, or I want to be like, Hey, uh, Rob, I'm going to hop on a plane and come out to visit you and not have to use like my flight attendant benefits. i Right. hey Right. Hey, for an upgraded seat and comes, come visit across the country or wherever. I also am someone that, uh, and I heard not that I'm like a huge fan or anything, but I heard Joe Rogan does this. Um,
00:12:51
Speaker
Sorry, I burped off the mic. That's for you, Ron. How do you even people even though we get so many fan letters about how they love the burping on the mic? but Oh, God, you know, whatever. I read them. ah But I like I had heard stories that, you know, like he'll hear a friend talk about like, man, I really want like that new iPad. I could really use that. And then it would just he'll just mail it to them.
00:13:14
Speaker
He'll just buy the new iPad. That's great. Stuff like that, I would love to do that. Yeah, yeah I would love to get back like that. Absolutely. i mean just like and And surprise a friend like, oh, yeah, well, here you go. you know i I donate a small amount to a radio station in New Orleans, WWOZ.
00:13:31
Speaker
Oh, cool. It's a public you know public radio station. And that is probably... If I were to go broke, that is one of the last things that I would get rid of. Because I care deeply about those type of things.
00:13:44
Speaker
so And I would love to give more. And one day I to. Especially funding. I would love to fund friends' projects. like um yeah I have a friend who... In fact, this might be on the next episode.
00:13:56
Speaker
Who is... ah I won't talk too much about it, but there's a... ah He is... funding a part three of a very beloved series on YouTube from back in the day. It went viral like in the early stages of YouTube, and now he is finally, 20 years later, doing the next ah chapter of the story. cool. And I would love to... This is shout-out to Travis Bowles for his... Yeah, so I would love to just...
00:14:26
Speaker
out of nowhere, ah fund everything. Also, I hear some people, like there's a YouTuber I like, ah Moist Critical, who has made himself a millionaire on YouTube and he's he's open about it, but not in like a, not in a,
00:14:41
Speaker
braggy way. He was just, don't know. I'd have to go down the road why he talked about it, but ah he'll, he has a love for animals and he'll just go on Kickstarter and start to pay for people's like, you know, when they're looking for surgeries and stuff for their dog and things like that.
00:14:56
Speaker
So I would do stuff like that. That of stuff is fantastic. yeah I would love to do stuff like that as well. Do you think they say that? That's fan fantastic. Yeah. Well, and it's because I'm thinking of the next segment, Robert, about where our tax dollars are actually going. Speaking of paying for things and giving our money away.
00:15:14
Speaker
Are you excited for this, Robert? For what? Are you excited for the UFC event on the front lawn of the White House? Oh, i actually thought we already had it. Did we?
00:15:25
Speaker
I don't know. No, I thought it was at the... the We didn't do our research. Yeah. which Which was held Sunday. It was held Sunday. Yeah. Oh, so it's over. So it's over. Yeah. Okay. so that and That totally affects how I write this cold joke.
00:15:39
Speaker
I mean, it's... Apparently, there was a arrested for discussing plans to attack the fight. m Okay. Attack the fight. Yeah. I mean, there's nothing better than... ah Yeah, but apparently there was allegedly planned attacks, multi-state operation from outside the area, according to CNN.
00:15:59
Speaker
um Yeah, crazy. I mean, but isn't it kind of disgusting that we have a UFC fight on the front lawn? Yeah, I even like, ah I see some people, like people I know, defending it too. And it's like this idea of like, I don't know.
00:16:15
Speaker
i Yeah, I had heard that tax dollars were only spent. I had heard. That tax dollars were only spent on security for the event and everything was funded. but Yeah, and and the ballroom's not being built by tax dollars. Donald trump' Trump's paying for that out of pocket. Oh, yeah, of course. Yeah, of course.
00:16:32
Speaker
um I'm so happy we have that ballroom because i can't I can't wait to dance on it. I am so excited. I never thought I would say this. Oh, yes, I have because I have said it before.
00:16:44
Speaker
The 2006 movie Idiocracy is ah more and more becoming a documentary. Yeah. Ever since we found out about the fucking shoes, the, do you call The Crocs. The Crocs. Yeah.
00:16:56
Speaker
That's crazy. It's becoming, even though those have proven to be pretty practical, actually. Yeah. Yeah. It's becoming President Camacho. Is that his name? Sure. President Camacho. He was played by, ah I can't think of his name right now. It'll come to me later.
00:17:10
Speaker
Um, yeah. Yeah, he ah he played a professional wrestler who was who became a president. Like, it's insane to me. how And Donald Trump took a stone cold stunner. I'm just saying.
00:17:24
Speaker
Yeah, yeah, it's true. So this is it. And now we' they should do that again. now wrestling on Terry Crews that's his name Terry Crews plays President Camacho and it's just becoming more and more of a documentary and it's yeah it's ter I mean UFC fights are cool but on the White House front lawn come on let's have a little you know and then you have people four blocks away starving Right, right.
00:17:49
Speaker
It's just, a <unk>s I don't know. like And like the post I saw was from someone I know that was just like, fuck yeah, this is badass. And I'm like, you're a fucking moron. And I think at this point, either you're a moron or you know this is shitty, but you can't go back on your vote now.
00:18:05
Speaker
It's like, no, you can. But in their head, they're like, no, no, this is great. This is actually badass. No, no, no, no. This is a good thing, guys. Because I know people that, you know, some people can't.
00:18:17
Speaker
admit when they're wrong. i think there is a huge movement of MAGA people coming off that jumping off the boat. In fact, ah the necessary ah conversation podcast that I did parodies of oh yeah the the parents were the really heavy MAGA people. And right now it's just the mom on the podcast. And she is showing signs of Showing signs of like realizing, yeah, maybe this guy is not good for the country. I will be honest. Out of all your parody videos that I watched, you impersonating the mom with the towel on your head was probably my favorite. Oh, sweet. I was thinking about, because I've been in touch with ah Chad a little bit on ah um god email. Yeah, on emails, which I didn't realize.
00:19:02
Speaker
I honestly forgot that he was in a podcast I'd listened to with with Will Sasso. Yeah, you mentioned this before, actually. i had I don't know because I'm stupid and I didn't realize it's the same guy.
00:19:15
Speaker
and um But I did tell him I wasn't going to do the parodies while the dad was sick. But I was like, would it be okay if I did them as long as he's not a character in it? Because I don't want to insult anyone. You know i don't want so you want to insult anybody, yeah.
00:19:29
Speaker
But I thought about I've had some like ideas rolling around with just the three of them. So if I might do that, what is the dad sick with? do You know, I don't I think he's OK, but it's one of those things where I don't think they want him like all riled up.
00:19:44
Speaker
But I don't. Yeah. So he he's not he's at like as far as I know, he's doing fine enough. But OK. All right. But yeah, I don't know. I have been trying to put out other content in the meantime.
00:19:57
Speaker
um And i might be ah having some appearances at a few places, one in L.A. and one in North Carolina. Come on, ladies.
00:20:09
Speaker
Yeah, so ah maybe I'll talk more about that. My tour, if you will come and meet Robert Dunn. How exciting. um I like it. Yeah, so maybe I'll talk about that as I get. I'm going to need special guests for that whole month. great There we go. No, no. else It's only going to take like a few days here and there, so I'd be able to do it. OK, but yeah, Robert, what?
00:20:36
Speaker
I'm going ask you this. Okay. hu Does Alzheimer's run in your family? ah I don't remember. Dick.
00:20:47
Speaker
Dick. No, I don't think so.
Bill Ritter's Alzheimer Diagnosis: Impact and Research
00:20:50
Speaker
Yeah. Runs in my family. And I bring this up because this is a very kind of an important thing. He's a, but a huge, he's been a news anchor for many, many years.
00:21:00
Speaker
W ABC sevens, Bill Ritter, has stepped down because he has he's 76 years old, looks great for his age. Yeah. He stepped down because he has an Alzheimer's diagnosis. Damn. that and yeah In all seriousness, though, because I've had friends that had family members that deal with it. I've had family members, yeah. It's it's it's fucking horrible. So, so what he's it's early onset Alzheimer's. Not early onset, but it's an early diagnosis. so And my wife and I, you know we watch ABC7. You know, Jeopardy comes on after the movie. Mm-hmm.
00:21:32
Speaker
Or if you're in the South, Royal Fortune. And he... We could tell was stumbling over his words. He was forgetting things. And we're like, he's probably just old. No. He's got Alzheimer's.
00:21:44
Speaker
So he's stepping back from his role in being a news anchor and he's still going to work with ABC, but he's going to try to work on finding a cure while he still has enough of his mind.
00:21:54
Speaker
Um, I think that's fantastic that he's going to work on meeting people and learning more about this disease. And as he progresses with it himself. Right. Right.
00:22:06
Speaker
I mean, I, we don't, it's one of the Alzheimer's. I feel like one of those things that we talk about and then we forget. Yeah. Almost like, almost like cancer. Mm-hmm. Or like Parkinson's. Or Parkinson's, a good example.
00:22:18
Speaker
um All these major things that should be, like AIDS even, we can even talk about that. Mm-hmm. Like all these diseases that probably could be cured if we just didn't use the system.
00:22:31
Speaker
Yeah. Or the system allowed us to use other something other than pharmaceutical drugs? i'm I'm glad that I don't i don't know i don't know. Yeah. and And I'm glad that we have like a good handle on HIV virus.
00:22:44
Speaker
ah we We do, but it's like we still keep you sick enough to where you have to take something. Yeah, well, I, I, so here's the thing, like LA, there's a lot of billboards for like, if you're familiar with PrEP.
00:22:59
Speaker
Yeah, of course. um Which is obviously, it's more geared towards the LGBT community, but excuse me. um My question has always been with PrEP. ah So the idea is that, you know, it prevents HIV, but there's also, I forgot the name of it, also a medication you can take that makes you basically, um,
00:23:19
Speaker
ah if you do get HIV, it brings it so low that it's it's they can't even detect. Oh, undetectable. Undetectable. unte But I've never seen PrEP like marketed towards straight people, because i i you know which I'm kind of surprised about. It seems to be mostly for gay men. So i'll take on the commercials that I see, okay they usually end up throwing in And i you know I don't mean it like so brash, but they usually end up putting in a um transgender people from the transgender community you'll see in there. And usually there's like one straight person, but they happen to be dating a transgender person or something like that.
00:24:00
Speaker
And say what you will you're dating a transgender, they're not straight. Just shut up, shut up, shut up. So they put, like like I said, one straight person who's like you know dating a transgender person, or there is this one straight couple in there or something like that.
00:24:14
Speaker
So... Yeah, they they put it in there. But, I mean, it's it is marketed towards that community, obviously, because it's you know more prevalent back then. Yeah, yeah. That's the only reason I'm sure. Yeah.
00:24:27
Speaker
I mean, like I said, Alzheimer's, like, I've had family members, back to Alzheimer's, like, I've had family members who who've had it. And to see them, you know, see the disease progress, it's terrifying. I mean, you think after Reagan happening, you think, you know, more people would be on, like, oh, like we have to...
00:24:43
Speaker
get rid of this disease. It's like, well, we're not, obviously, because. Right. Yeah. It's still happening. And it is crazy how, like, music can, uh, have you seen those videos of people that, like, that's nuts how music can, like, bring back stuff, and, uh, that's why art is important. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So people will listen to our podcast and remember, it' like, oh, I remember Rob and Ron. Yeah. and Ronald. Oh, yes, I remember them.
00:25:12
Speaker
Yes. With them. And now, yes, I remember. yeah And then that's when they're like, bring back the Alzheimer's. Like, I'm trying to forget them. yeah But um Bill Ritter, I'm sure you don't listen to this. But if you are, um you know, I wish you all the best.
00:25:26
Speaker
Yeah, we we years of service to New York City. I love watching you getting to get the news from you every evening. So thank you, Bill. Best of luck to you. And yeah, yeah, know that said, yeah, we're going to be funny now. going to be trying to funny. So let's get into it. Dying from your cold jokes.
00:25:45
Speaker
This is cold jokes, everybody. The segment where Ron and I write jokes, ah usually last minute. And we both I read his. He reads mine. We've never there's no pre read. We just kind of go for it. So I don't know how many you have. I i have I have one as well. I wrote it last night. Actually, i was oh, yeah, I wrote it five minutes ago.
00:26:07
Speaker
um Swig that Diet Coke, baby. ah yeah Yeah. This one, ah i want you to know, that even though you're reading it as if it's you talking. Yeah. I want you to know that this is entirely true, and this happened on my last trip.
00:26:21
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Okay.
00:26:24
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One of Ron's coworkers saw a picture of me. Oh, wow. Okay. One of Ron's coworkers. So i don't know if guy if you i don't know if you guys know this, but one of Ron's coworkers saw a picture of me and thought I was very attractive. Ron said his jaw actually dropped. Ron said, yes, he is a good looking guy. He's kind of like crumble.
00:26:43
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Looks great at first, but once you've had him, he's really quite stale. okay i like that one like that one um i was but that's true i was working with a friend um and i'm like yeah no go follow my podcast and he's also like you know he's a singer he's also in the entertainment industry oh cool and he looks at your podcast he looks at our hour podcast and he's like is that your partner i'm like yeah oh my ah I can't. He stared at you for a good moment. I'm like, wow yeah, he's a good looking guy. He's got nice hair. Yeah, yeah that's an old photo that I use for the logo. It's great. yeah but But he was ah he was ready to fuck you. so Oh, sweet. good Well, ah come over and do it then. I dare you, coward. ah Just kidding. He does have flight benefits. He will.
00:27:33
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No, hey, you know, we were just talking about prep. So this is a good. Yeah, I did not mean for that to go into that direction. And I realized that as we were talking, I'm like, oh, this is not good. Yeah. Unintentional people, completely unintentional.
00:27:46
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Oh, well, that's cool. ah A fellow entertainer. I wish I could sing, which, by the way, um Andrew Reynolds and Josh Gad came back for the Tonys to do a song from Book of Mormon. And they. Yeah, that was cool. That was that was really cool. ah Let me hear yours. All right, here's mine. Here we go.
00:28:05
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ah There was a UFC fight on the White House lawn, which was obviously amazing, but unfortunately Donald Trump did lose the fight, meaning the defending champion is still going to be staying awake.
00:28:16
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ah ah Because he falls asleep all the time.
00:28:23
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I can't stay awake. Staying alive. I know. Yeah. That was go know good. That was good. That was fine. yeah like Those were good today, Rob. We did well today. Yeah, not bad, not bad. ah but ah But ah some exciting stuff happening in New York. And you know what? Ron's going to get all over it.
00:28:40
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This Ron with Sports. Before I get to the very exciting thing, first off we have the new Stanley Cup champions, the Carolina Hurricanes, who beat the Vegas Golden Knights in six games, I believe it was. Congrats to Carolina. i was not rooting for them.
00:29:02
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was rooting Vegas. but it it It breaks the 20-year streak that Carolina, they won their last cup 2006 and now 2026. So congrats to them. We have the World Cup. The United States beat Paraguay 4-1. Woo!
00:29:16
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Which is the most goals they've, ah I think, ever scored in an opening game or any game. And more goals than they scored the last World Cup. So we're off to great start. More goals than anyone else. This Friday, we play Australia, USA, USA. No, no. No.
00:29:32
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The most important thing right now, after a 53-year drought in five games, the New York Knicks are the NBA champions.
00:29:43
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k Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick
00:29:49
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Yeah, everybody's happy. The city went absolutely nuts. Some kid got shot in the foot. There were stabbings. There were arrests. yes They set a school bus on fire. As they should.
00:30:05
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There were people marching in the streets with Elmo's head on a stake saying, traitor. Look those pictures up. New York, but the most importantly, Considering that the Spurs, the San Antonio Spurs, led most of the series in points and then New York came back every time and won.
00:30:23
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Congrats to the New York Knicks. New York City is alive. When I came back from my trip, because I was watching the game on the plane as I was working. Like, it was great. you come The city just seems happier.
00:30:35
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Yeah. Realistic. The city just seems happy. And, you know, we do have the Brooklyn Nets, which unfortunately I am a fan of. And I will always be a Nets fan, but I'm... Right. Most people aren't a Nets fan. It's always been... You know, you have your... And New new Yorkers have been talking about this. You have your...
00:30:52
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Mets, Yankees, you have your Islanders, Rangers, Jets, Giants, but the Knicks are kind of the thing that ah unite the city. So to hear the sounds of Manhattan and the outer boroughs just freak out.
00:31:04
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It's really cool to be in New York right now. um Parades this Thursday, which is in two days from this recording. So, ah yeah, talk probably talk about that. I'm not going. That's insane. But I'm Congrats the Knicks, Jalen Brunson and everybody.
00:31:21
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Awesome. All right. Well, congrats to the Knicks, everyone. um Now, ah I'm trying to think of how to ah segue into this.
Toy Story 5 and Sequel Overload
00:31:32
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We can get into... Like I said, it's been 53 years, 20 years for the Carolina Hurricanes.
00:31:43
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I mean, these sequels, you know, it's almost like a sequel for them because it's like long in between, right? Now, that's a good segue. Thank you. Thank You know, I just want to say, Ron, you got a friend in me, you know, Oh, buddy, thank you. You got a friend in me. You got a friend in me. You got a friend in me. Short people got no reason to live.
00:32:04
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That's a real short people. I love LA. oh uh but toy story five story story five there's five of them we got scary movie six whoa jump scare there's like a i think there's a scream seven it came out last year yeah like that and ah reference to south park backdoor sluts nine oh yeah brother um ah Rob, how many sequels are too many?
00:32:36
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um Good question. ah my My issue with sequels, especially in the horror community, or at not in the community, in the horror genre realm, is I notice great, great horror films set up really cool rules like saw it it's all about okay like playing a game to make you realize that life is worth living and how far are you willing to go to not die. And then if you beat the game, you live a nightmare on Elm Street.
00:33:07
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It's Freddy Krueger getting a revenge on the children of the parents that killed him on Elm Street. um Michael Myers. ah wants his house back. i don't know. And um what was it? Jason.
00:33:23
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Jason wants revenge on the camp counselors who let him drown. And ah so you have these rules set up. But as the sequels go on, we go further and further away from what made it so cool. Now Freddy Krueger is just killing anyone.
00:33:37
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If you fall asleep, you're fucked. It's not about like I was like, I didn't do shit to you. Like, can I just dream? Never sleep again. Yeah.
00:33:48
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And um shout out to Dan Ferencz, who did a documentary, Cole Never Sleep Again. i dont Good friend of mine. He also wrote one of the Halloween movies. But ah Saw, it became a thing where even if you won the game, you still die. So I haven't watched all the screams. I feel like scream is pretty straightforward, though.
00:34:08
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Psycho. Yeah, it's usually a different killer every time. Toy Story, a scary movie, I understand, you know, either yeah films and stuff like that. And it's nice see the Waynes brothers back in action. Yeah.
00:34:20
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But Toy Story. I. Yeah, I didn't see four yet. So four was good, but it wasn't three. Three had the perfect wrap up.
00:34:31
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You gave it to the little girl and the generation continues and they get to save another generation of being put in the trash. Yeah. Or sale. Okay. And that scene where they're going towards the incinerator and stuff like that. Yeah.
00:34:44
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i Yeah. Yeah. your my My wife and I watching in theaters, so tears are streaming down her fucking face. I'm like, oh my God. So I know they're not going to die, but they're going to die. The to speak on that, don't know if you saw that video of someone who showed his wife that the Toy Story three, but he edited it. So where it ended at the incinerator and the credits start rolling.
00:35:06
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ah It's so funny. She's like, wait, what? That's how it ends. And it's like the, you got a friend in me, like really slow. You got a friend. It's like, Oh, that's, that's brilliant. But yeah. but Okay. So this, the premise of this one is basically the toys versus technology.
00:35:22
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Yeah. Yeah. iPads and stuff like that. But I think they went a little too far. And you remember last time, the last time, last time they did toy story four, they're like, you know, ah it wraps it up this is great this is how it should end you know everybody's all gung-ho about it and now they're like oh yeah i'll do toy story 5 i like money but i think they went too far by like giving woody a bald spot ah you know yeah okay okay i see what they did the paint rubbed off he's an old toy okay i get what you did there but like do you do how did he gain weight
00:35:53
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Did he gain weight? Yeah, there's a scene where it's like he turns or he's breathing. He's got this old man belly now. And it's like, oh, that is stuffing. Maybe just sink. Maybe. I don't know. It's not like he had that much stuffing to begin with. Yeah.
00:36:06
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So I don't know I think I think it I mean, knowing that franchise, it's probably going to be great. Yeah, I know that they wouldn't fuck with it just to, you know, but at the same time, it's too much.
00:36:19
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Yeah. Stop. yeah Stop. And also, like, when you make a sequel, like, 30 years later, like, luckily, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice was good. But, like, what if they made, like, a Nightmare Before Elm Street sequel?
00:36:31
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A... Not, excuse me, Nightmare Before Christmas. Excuse me. Oh, yeah. What they made, a Nightmare Before Christmas sequel? Yeah, they did make a sequel to Nightmare Before Christmas. Apparently, it's official in a graphic novel form. Yes. And before that happened, I knew someone that worked at that company and I was trying so hard to get a writing job on it.
00:36:51
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I would have loved to help write the sequel. But um but yeah, ah when it comes to that stuff like Toy Story and Uh, oh yeah. That's what I was going to say. Do you think Tim Allen showing up to the studio was like, oh, so you made a Buzz Lightyear movie and now you want me back for story, story five. Okay. Interesting.
00:37:13
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Interesting. yeah Maybe, maybe. maybe Cause, uh, you know, they got, they got, uh, Chris Evans. Uh, but I understand that cause it's kind of like a new Buzz Lightyear world. It's not the same. He's not a toy.
00:37:26
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Um, But ah yeah, I don't know. um It's a. I'm like, because what are the toys kids are playing with now? It's probably more like iPad-y, more of game. Yeah, I mean, most kids I see it, most kids I see on the plane, they might have a couple of toys, but it's usually an iPad.
00:37:44
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Yeah. like that Yeah. um Because and these toys are becoming very dated. Like even the structure of Woody is like, I don't think any kid would want to play with that anymore.
00:37:57
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Like it doesn't even seem to. I don't think so either. I mean, he's I mean, ah a toy with a voice box, a pull string voice box. i mean a Yeah. a Button. I mean, that was a big thing in 95 or 96 when the movie came out. It's like ah we still remember playing with pull string toys.
00:38:10
Speaker
And now you have this cool buzz layer. It's I guess I get it. It's evolution. It changes. But I don't know. Was there ever a scene? I feel like they'd be in a pawn shop or something in a vintage pawn shop.
00:38:23
Speaker
ah that ever happen? I know that they got kidnapped by Newman, and he like, yeah yeah I remember that. Al's Toy Barn, yeah. Yeah, so I guess they did that. they They didn't put him in a pawn shop, though. He was trying to sell them to, I think, China or Japan for millions of dollars, something like that. Yeah. Because they were antiques, and they were collectibles, and worth lot of money.
00:38:43
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ah Yeah. don't know. I just, i think I think, if they do a Toy Story 6, I might have to start breaking shit. I don't know, Yeah. Well, you know what the backdoor sluts nine reminded me of? ah Did you see back rooms yet?
00:38:56
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No, I did not. I saw it and man, I loved it. I am loving how we have two movies now that are dominating the box office and they're both indie films like one much bigger budget than the other. But back rooms, I believe, had.
00:39:15
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under a million dollar. I don't know how much they had, actually, but a fraction of the price. And it was just so weird. It's totally my cup of tea. I had a friend message me last night who hated it.
00:39:29
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And he's like, I just think this was so stupid and silly. And like, and I'm like, it depends on the mindset you go into it. And it's just there's something to be said about how people care less about seeing Mandalorian and Grogu, which is the most uninspired title I've ever heard. They're like, uh, they, they rather not see this huge budget space battle and they rather see a movie of a guy walking through empty spaces. And I think that's great.
00:39:56
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I think that's great. And I I'm for it. I think if you hate Hollywood right now, I think India is the cure to that. Um, and I think it's, uh, it's finally happening. So yeah. Yeah. Um, however, speaking of movies, Robert, yes. What do we have coming out?
00:40:13
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Oh, um Speaking of, what do we have coming out? He-Man? Oh, and the Masters Universe? Yes. I haven't I haven't seen it yet either. i it's either i think it's Is it out already? i I don't remember. It is out. And I heard it's just 80s silliness. And it's just not to be taken seriously.
00:40:34
Speaker
But it's so much fun. And I want to see it so bad. I've been hearing pieces of the soundtrack, which you know I love soundtracks. of course The score is so fun and like epic, and I just need to get myself to the theater. Robert, because this is such nostalgia for us and anybody older than us and like that, you know what?
00:40:54
Speaker
I think we should do a top 10. A quick top 10. Okay. Top 10 toys of the 80s, baby.
Top 10 Toys of the 1980s: A Nostalgic Journey
00:41:01
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this is a This is according to Stuff.com. Oh, I love Stuff.
00:41:07
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Or Stuff.tv. Okay. number At number 10, you have M-A-S-K Mask. I don't know what this is. I don't know what these are either, but they're kind of like transforming trucks, but they don't turn into like transformers. They're like, it's like action figures and stuff like that. Like, this is the only thing on the list I'm not really familiar with.
00:41:27
Speaker
It stands for Mobile Armored Striker Command. Okay, yeah, I'm watching the commercial. Yeah, I'm kind of familiar with it, but like, I don't know it.
00:41:39
Speaker
Yeah. Yeah. It's definitely a Transformers vibe. But I've never heard of it. First appearance was 86. First appearance was 86. Never heard of it. Okay. Also coming out in 86, number nine, we have Micro Machines. I remember those. Yeah, Micro Machines. remember those. Those were cool. They were little toys.
00:41:55
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Like... Like little gas stations, little things like that. um I think I gave a roast once to a comedian that's like, you look like you grew up so poor that your family can only afford micro machines instead of Hot Wheels. I think i said something. it was kind of is I think I think it's making more relatable. It's kind of like the team version of Hot Wheels. and Yeah. I mean, the the idea is that they're micro. So, I mean, they're different toys. But yeah.
00:42:19
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Coming in at number eight. This I could see. This I understand. First appearance in 1982. This had TV shows, so much merchandise. Everybody you know had one. Every girl anyway.
00:42:31
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Care Bears. Yep. Care Bears. Care Bears was just a a stuffed animal that just talked. Is that what it was? Yeah, it was a stuffed animal that talked, but it would also like you had the grumpy bear, the fun shine bear, the cheer bear, like everyone, everyone mends something. so And here's another thing, too. Not to say they don't do this anymore, but I think a lot of toys back in the 80s and 90s, their success came from that they would take that IP and turn it into a show.
00:42:55
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Yeah. And everything you think they're selling the show, they're really selling toys. I mean, Power Rangers is probably the best example. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That that was actually on the 90s list I saw. yeah And i I took the bait hook, line and sinker and I had no regrets. I did too. No regrets at all.
00:43:10
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yeah um but hey this is it number seven first appearance in 1982 masters of the universe toys that'd be he-man skeletor yeah i had some toys of those think my dad my dad used to work for waste management he probably got him in the trash because yeah so he cared about me and so he showed his love he got hey crash anyway but trash is his son those toys were fun skeletor like had this little like I don't know, hit this toy, had it like if you hit him once, it rolled, it looks like he got slashed. Hit it again, he got like double slashed.
00:43:42
Speaker
So that was kind of fun. That's kind of cool. um Coming to number six, Action Force slash G.I. Joe, first appearance, 85. It said sort of. So I think they came out a little earlier. and That's right. It was on in the 60s, but didn't really get you know huge until G.I. Joe. Yeah. Oh.
00:44:00
Speaker
I mean, every every kid I knew had a G.I. i Joe or something, ah something like that. Everybody had some didn't watch the show too much. Yeah. um Also, i it's funny. I had a I don't know if this is true, but I heard a a lot of guys who who really were into. I don't know. I just you when when I ask, like, ah where are you going with this? i don't know. When I ask if I talk to a gay guy.
00:44:25
Speaker
And they're they a lot of them have grown up with He-Man. don't know if that's a trend or if that's normal or what are you calling me? ah I think I think you just like muscular men who are shirtless, that's which is not gay. You can.
00:44:40
Speaker
I'm a big fan of the Incredible Hulk. I grew up on the Incredible Hulk. At number five, we have the Cabbage Patch Kids first appearance in 1982. Yes. I did not like the look of these. No, I don't. They're ugly. What was the equivalent Garbage Pail Kids or something like The Kids. Yeah, those funny. They had a movie that was disgusting. Absolutely disgusting. It was disgusting. But the Cabbage Patch Kids, I mean, they're still being sold. Yeah, they are. They're still being sold. I mean- don't know who fuck's buying don't know, but I mean, all iconic. Also iconic. First appearance in 1983. Little Pony.
00:45:18
Speaker
Friendship is magic. So My Little Pony, what an innocent franchise that just went dark. Not their fault, by the way. oh Not their fault. Not their fault. i had a I had a buddy who I'm still really close with, um who one of his first gigs, because he worked in the animation company, he was in charge of My Little Pony, Friendship is Magic. So he knew all about the fandom and the good side and the bad. Yeah. And... um i have I had a friend who had this is in theater school. He had a My Little Pony and he used to walk around petting and calling it My Little Ronald.
00:45:57
Speaker
Oh, I set it on fire. He definitely came on that. He definitely. Yeah. And I definitely jerked off to it. I set it on fire. Good, good, as you should. Set that horse fire. That was at number four. Coming at number three, first appearance in 1986, Lego Light and Sound.
00:46:16
Speaker
Okay, so this is like Lego, but they added stuff to it. This is when we had the wee, wee, wee, like that. You know, you you were incorporating electronics into the toys.
00:46:26
Speaker
Right, right. So this is, that that was huge back then, because, you know, things made noise and you could build them. Yeah. Yeah. that's That's awesome. that Coming in at number two, I remember these.
00:46:38
Speaker
First appearance in 1982, had the Zoids. which were, they moved on their own. They, yeah you hit a switch and they kind of walked very close to the word Zords, but this is 1982. So ah it's not like they stole it from Power Rangers. If anything, it's the opposite. And, you know, we were both born in 87 and all these, all these toys that are on here.
00:47:01
Speaker
Like if you had older siblings, you definitely played. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. And, you know, I was poor, so I definitely. Right. Yeah. but but no Number one, Robert. Easy answer. I think we'd all guess it. If you're listening, you're probably waiting. Like, where the fuck are these? First appearance in 1984.
00:47:20
Speaker
Number one, and rightfully so. Transformers. Transformers. I mean... These toys... you know, you have a truck that turns into robot.
00:47:32
Speaker
It's a fight. I mean, based off the TV shows, the movie franchises, Megan Fox's career. Yeah. yes Transformers, really bad, easily number one. Video games. I mean, those things were fucking cool.
00:47:47
Speaker
Yeah, they were super cool. um i mean, yeah remember that? Remember this was a 90s thing. Remember the Beast Wars Transformers? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Those were cool as shit, too, man. Those were great. Those were cool, man. Yeah. This is a shorter episode. i You know, Rob's got to go to work. He's got shit to do. it's No, it's OK. Hey, I'd rather stick with with my people.
00:48:10
Speaker
But um Robert, we nobody wrote into us today. That's OK. It's OK. That's okay. It happens. But please submit submit us a subpenetrating question next time. even Even if it doesn't have to be dirty or silly. Be whatever you want.
00:48:21
Speaker
but Yeah, I actually, don't know. I was thinking about doing like a like a feedback or comments. Like if they don't have it in the form of a question, they can, I don't know. Yeah. Robert, I do have a drink though.
00:48:34
Speaker
I do have a drink. You're talking about, yeah well, let's get right into it, guys. Ronald has a drink. Let's let's drink with Ronald.
00:48:53
Speaker
All right. What is this? What the hell are we even doing? There are not many things that give me like instant joy, but the fire robin beer jingle like just. It's so fun. Yeah. so It makes me want to drink in the morning.
00:49:05
Speaker
as yeah oh it's noon here baby it's As you all know, i was in Chicago ah last month or a month and a half ago, and there's a popular drink in Chicago.
00:49:17
Speaker
called Malort. Malort. Malort. Oh, yeah. Jepson's Malort liquor, baby. Oh, yeah. Liquor? I barely know her. Malort. It's from Chicago. It's bunch of botanicals. I believe it's wormwood. I think I'm going to look that up right now. All right. don't know what that means. Wormwood? Yeah. It gives it its bitter bitterness. Bitterness.
00:49:44
Speaker
That's what have in the morning, Ron. Brad used to live in Chicago, so if I get this wrong, he's going to fucking kill me. Yeah, he probably would me. Yes, it wormwood that gives it the bitterness. It's got a little bit of citrus pith in it, some herbal dryness, and a lingering finish. I that citrus pith.
00:50:01
Speaker
It kind of reminds me of like German digestivos, as they call it in Italian. that Kind of what it reminds me of. It's got a very herbal smell.
00:50:12
Speaker
Okay. I'm in Chicago. I'm at this dive bar and the guy says to me, I go ask for a shot of Malort and he's like, nobody should do Malort alone. oh yes it's It is a definitely Chicago thing. This taste will linger in my mouth <unk> quite some time. I was drinking an Aperol spritz, and my wife's like, oh, it's too bitter. I'm like, I don't think it's bitter. i'm like, oh, that's why. I've been drinking Malort.
00:50:37
Speaker
Yeah, I don't like Aperol spritz, personally. So if you don't like bitter, you won't like this. This is not great, um but I'm used to it. Okay. um Yeah, so, I mean, it kind of looks like piss.
00:50:50
Speaker
Cool. I love it already. yeah That's the warm. the warmwood That's what you get from warm wood. Yeah, actually, it might be. But, uh, frost, everybody. glo glu glu glo glo glu Glug, glug, glug.
00:51:04
Speaker
Oh, that's going to sit there for a while. Like I said, I'm used to it. I got the total. I like you're like, I'm used to it. Yeah, this is great. It's not great. It's it's not. good i like There are people that I've seen people throw up after great.
00:51:15
Speaker
Oh, sweet. ah That's kind of like me when I had your ah kombucha. Oh, yeah. It wasn't kombucha. It was just a very interesting cider. It was just cider. Very interesting cider. um Probably a bad choice on me. But, yeah, that's... um it's it's gonna It's going to linger in my mouth for a while. Yeah, it's it's... One of my friends that was in Chicago, first time taking a shot in a while, took the shot, and he was like, oh God, I remember.
00:51:40
Speaker
Tastes like college or whatever, something like that. yeah Yeah. But i'm of yeah shout out to Chicago. Great city. i know I love Chicago. i would i would go back anytime. it would be great.
00:51:51
Speaker
so But that's our show, Rob. That's our show, everybody. I think we framed a lot in 50 minutes. That was pretty good. I think so, too. And ah we're going to maybe have a guest on next time. I'm going to work on it. and yeah I got another one lined up, and i think we got a few lined up. So maybe we'll have a few guest shows coming up. Yeah, I've actually had a few people reach out. They want to be guests on the show. Okay. Yeah, we'll just see. do yeah Absolutely.
00:52:14
Speaker
All right, well, everybody, you have a wonderful rest of your week. Yeah. Thank you for listening. Love you guys. Love you, Vietnam. Love you, Vietnam. Anyone else in the world who's listening, thank you so much.
00:52:25
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00:52:29
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