Bowl Chat - Furrys Go to School?

Scotty is mad that people are identifying as animals... is this really a thing? Andrew has thoughts.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I'm ready. Great, you're the one who said it this time. Yeah,
that's exciting. How you doing, buddy, I'm great. How are you?
I feel like I should have changed my shirt. Yeah,
me too. Well, I mean because it's the end of
the year and we're recording multiple episodes because we're not
gonna be here for a week or two or whatever.
Can you start the show? Oh? Oops? Yeah? Please, here

(00:22):
we go again. Out of you know, we do have
the one that says Andrew because I know you don't
love Andy. Well, you only sent me that one. So

(00:42):
oh okay, I did that on purpose to make you angry. Yeah,
not surprised. This is Bold Chat, the sister podcast to
the original Serial Killers. That's the podcast where we talk
about cereal and think inside the box. Yeah, this is
the podcast where we just talk about anything else other
than cereal things in our brain. Yeah. Today's when day,
December twenty ninth. Just a few days left in twenty
twenty one. Wow, what a year. Yeah, and you know

(01:05):
you have let's see twenty nine. Today's twenty ninth, So one, two,
three of four days left to pick up our Christmas
that's really loud. That's loud, Okay, but you know what
that reminded me of when you're in the movie theater. Yeah,
and like the big promo is playing, like one of

(01:26):
the previews are playing, and it's really loud, and you're like, hey,
so what are we going to And then all of
a sudden it stops and it's quiet and you're like, oh,
because you're screaming in the theater. Yeah. No, no, I know
exactly what you're talking about. Yeah. Anyway, so you have
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(01:50):
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killers to check out to get yours now Peppermint, Coco
crunch or frosty snowballs. If I was doing this at
home with one of the candles in our house, Amy
would slap me so hard. Why because this is ruining
the candles. It is, yeah, shaking the wax around like this.
Oh yeah, okay, yeah, there are there are proper oh

(02:12):
I got wax on me. There are proper ways to
handle candles. And that's not one of them. Okay, you
have to be very gentle, very gentle, and you have
to snip the wick. Yeah, and the whole thing. I
need one of those. A wick snipper, Yeah, I need
a wick snipper. Does that have a name. I think
it's just a wick snipper, Wick Snipper. I think at
Wax Cabin Candles. I'm sure you can they include that

(02:33):
in certain orders. I don't think they do, no, because
I was on the website and you can get one
from them. Oh yeah, okay. Does it have the Serial
Killers logo on it? No? Who knows. Maybe that'll be
some branded merch in twenty twenty two. Yeah, we'll see,
who knows. So what's going on, Pal? Not much, you know, really,
just a end of the year ring, thinking of what

(02:55):
I want to maybe set for goals in the new year.
What about you? Yeah? No, just are you a resolution person?
Are you going to set a resolution? Not? I don't.
I used to, but I don't do that anymore. Yeah.
I think for me, I'm taking the whole month of
January and I'm gonna do less carbs. Okay, okay, well
see you. You do know that you're the co host

(03:17):
of a cereal podcast. Yes, I said less. I didn't
say complete obliteration of carbs understood. I think less because listen,
I do love a good carb, and it's a problem. See.
I don't look at labels or ingredients or whatever. If
I like it, I eat it. That's false. Because you
like eating donuts, No, I don't. I don't like them anymore.

(03:38):
I don't I get physically ill from from donuts. You don't.
I do. You don't because you eat the inside of
a donut that's not a donut. You like the donut,
that's merely the filling. You like ice cream. I don't
eat ice cream anymore. I haven't had ice cream in years.
But you're but you like ice cream. I love ice cream,

(03:59):
ice cream, I love ice So you're not what you're
saying you are. No. I don't like donuts anymore, though,
because I can't. They make me sick. Okay, yeah, because
of the cinnabon incident of twenty fourteen. That's right, Well
what I'm trying just that long ago? Yes, it was
when I like first started. Wow were you Were you
the one that was patting my head with the wet cloth.
It might have been when you're like, We're like, I can't.

(04:21):
I need to sit. I passed out. I ate too
much too fast. Oh my god, I had a sugar rush. Yeah.
My physical went okay. Yesterday it went okay, like he said,
you know, what are you doing? I need to adjust
my chair. I thought you're gonna pat my belly? Oh no,
so you know anything. I feel like I need to
do mine because it's bad. That's why I said no carbs.

(04:41):
I got on the scale and the nurse, you know,
she moves the big thing to one fifty and I
was like, no, keep going, you know, and she was
like really, I'm like yeah. So she pushed it to
two hundred and I tapped the little thing up top
and it went to like two o six and I
just tapped it down a little bit. I'm like two
o five and she said, okay, So she gave me.
I took almost everything off because you know, you're clothing

(05:02):
weighs a pound or two and my wallet. I took
everything out of my pockets and took off my shirt
and everything because I wanted to. I want you to
be the lightest as humanly possible. I didn't want the
doctor to be mad at me, Okay, yeah, I mean
I don't think the doctor's going to be mad. I
think disappointed as the word. So did you feel the
doctor was disappointed. I felt like he was a little disappointed.

(05:22):
He told me that I needed to exercise more. Yeah.
He told me that I need to watch my diet.
He told me that I need to get more sleep.
And he told me I needed to get a colonoscopy. Yeah.
So because I guess I'm at that age Andrew you are, Yeah,
you've never had one before. I have not. Well, they
just dropped it from fifty to forty five, so now
it's time. But unless you have people in your family
that have had issues, no, no, I haven't. So I

(05:44):
really would rather just get the cola guard and poop
in the box and ship it in. I don't know,
you know, me with my medical things. Like he was
talking to me about it and my back started sweating
and I was like, oh, I can't you need to go?
I know, I know. Amy yells at me all She's like,
I'm going, and then you're gonna do that. You have
to do the clans before too. The good thing is

(06:05):
the doctor that she goes to, they only he only
makes you drink like a bunch of mirraalacs and like
clear stuff. You don't have to drink that gross stuff. Yeah,
the one that makes you like go go yeah, And
you know what, that's a load of crap anyway, because
when I was a kid, I had to do some
kind of procedure and the doctor's like, yeah, it's gonna
taste like a Carvelle milkshake here, and I was like what.

(06:25):
And I had to drink the whole cup multiple times,
and I'm getting sick thinking about it. All right, So
this next year brings a colin oscap's for you. Yeah,
I'll let you know how it goes. Maybe we can
get the footage and we'll post it. You know what,
maybe we'll hold off on that. Okay, we'll revisit that
all right, as you as we might say in the
business world, let's put a pin in it. I got you,
but I did not lie to him though. You know,
he's like, have you been exercising? I said nope, Yeah,

(06:46):
are you watching what you're eating like your cardiologist told you? No?
I think I need to like here's what I'm here's
what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna set a goal for myself,
either exercise wise or something. Because like running, I set
myself up to a half marathon. It made me train
for it. Therefore I had to like it was a goal,
I had to prepare for it. It helped. I'm I'm

(07:08):
I'm a ship without without a sale right now, I
need something to look forward to. Yeah, I figured I
would get home from work every day and just go
out on the bicycle for thirty minutes. I think that
that's a good start. I like riding. I love riding
my bike. But when it's cold, I'm like, eh, I'd
rather go take a nap, even though I never fall asleep. Uh, well,
I cat nap. Have I told you my theory on this.
I don't think so. So I have a napping system

(07:29):
that I think, Oh, don't burn yourself. Why are you
moving my cup? Are you trying to move it off
the table. No, it's just kind of bothering me. Okay,
back to what I was saying about my napping etiquette. Yeah,
I set an alarm on my phone. I do twenty minutes,
and in those that's my only rest for the day. Well, see,
I can't outside of sleep, I can't do it that

(07:50):
short like if I just fall asleep and something wakes
me up, my heart starts pounding. It scares me. So again,
that's if you fall into like a rim cycle, it
could be quick, like you get into it in twenty
five to thirty minutes, because I've experimented with times twenty
five minutes, I wake up and I feel nauseous, I
get a headache, I get it. Like my heart flutters

(08:11):
a little bit because I get what you get. I
wasn't a good napper. Twenty minutes is perfect because by
the time you fall, like even into a little bit
of a sleep, you only did like fifteen minutes of
it wakes you right up. You're good to go. I'm
an incredibly light sleeper, and I guess that's good and bad.
It's bad because I don't get enough sleep because everything
I hear, you know, something downstairs, I hear it. Someone
closes the door. I hear it. It's good for when

(08:33):
my kids, like have boys sneaking in the windows, because
I'll hear that down the road, you know. But I
hear every the garage opens, I hear it, someone turns
the TV on. Downstairs, I hear it. Flush the toilet
in the other room. I hear it. Everything wakes me up.
Have you ever done like a sleeping pill. No, I
don't want to. I'll still wake up. Sleeping pill doesn't.
A sleeping pill only makes you fall asleep. Yeah, it
lets you go back to bed. Do you have a

(08:53):
problem going I have no problem going back to bed.
I'll fall back asleep, no problem. So you're almost like
a dog. Yeah, it's like you wake up and you're
like and then you fall back asleep. But the weird
thing about it is, I need sound, like I need
a TV to fall asleep. But if I'm woking up
in the middle of the night and the TV is
still on, I have to turn it off or I
cannot fall back asleep. I need silence to fall back asleep. Okay,

(09:14):
I'm a very complicated mind my So I do enjoy
having something that kind of is background noise. I do
like a little bit of background noise. I think most
people kneed that, especially like Amy. She has I'm sorry,
I'm gonna say it the wrong way because the right
way bothers me. She has tonightis and so she always
has ringings, so she has to have the TV on
in order to fall asleep or drives her nuts. Yeah,

(09:36):
I have a little fan that makes noise. I like
my little fan that works out well for me. I
won't say tindus. I'm sorry. It's okay. You don't have
to say tindos. That's fine. Those kinderregs were really good.
I wouldn't know, Andrew, you haven't had one. I'm kidding.
I have. Yes, they're good. Do you want one? No?
Because I choke on the toy. There's no, there's no.
I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I love the toy,
I love the chocolate, the whole nine yards. I don't

(09:58):
I really don't want to eat one. Right now. We
have lunch coming. You made me order lunch from this
crazy foo fuchichi place. Oh my god, it's not crazy
foo fushihi. It is food fushieshi. It's not foo Fuchighi.
The prices end in things other than nines. I don't
understand that. Like I got a side of sweet potatoes.
It was a dollar eighty four. I don't understand. So
you're annoyed by the pricing. Food is good. I don't

(10:20):
know that is yet yet to be food is good.
You made me have it one time, I think, and
there was gristle in the meat. There was no gristle
in the meatball. I was doing this every ten seconds
because it was hard chunks in it. You eat at
Boston Market. The level is here. You cannot compare it
to someplace that cooks everything in house and does it
right there. Boston Market cooks it in house. I see

(10:40):
them aftery're coming in bags and boxes. How about that.
I think it's fresh. You would you would think it's
fresh delicious. Yeah, they do have good meat loaf, that
red ketchup sauce. I feel like, by the end of
this year I need to get all the bad foods
in that I'm not going to eat for an additional
month or two. You're gonna eat it, not next year.
Yeah again, Janu car Blessing. Okay, well, anyway, outside of

(11:03):
this one, I understand why prices are like a dollar
ninety nine and not two dollars because the mind thinks
that it's cheaper because you see the one, so you
still think it's in the one dollar range, So you
don't say two dollars, you say one ninety nine. I
totally understand that, But a dollar eighty six dollar eighty four?
Why you were so annoyed by the price thing? It
does drive me crazy and I don't know what to
tell you. And the gas thing too, I don't understand.

(11:24):
Why is it like yeah, three forty nine and nine tenths? Yeah? No,
I don't understand that either. I looked it up one time,
but I don't remember what the reason was. Have you
ever seen a gas station the price is changed while
you're there? Yes? I've always wanted to witness that. Yes.
Have you ever seen a gas station who stupidly puts
the eight or the three upside down on the price
sign and it drives me crazy? No? I haven't really,
Yes you have, I don't think I have. Well, I

(11:45):
think maybe now you're going to look and pay attention. Yeah,
next time, Because on the price signs on an eight,
the little circle on the top of the eight is
smaller than the little circle on the bottom of the eight.
This is so like niche to you. You would notice
something like this and be like, ugh, eightiot, why can
they just do it right? I don't know why they

(12:06):
can't just do it right? But this is so specific
to your interest, right, same with the three, same thing,
just flip it over. It's so this is I think
if there was ever like a box that I could
put you in, this would be it. There are certain
things that make me crazy. You know what we should do?
Just did you see recently who was announced to be

(12:26):
on the next season of The Amazing Race? Yes, Lulu
and La La. Yeah, h are co workers over at
KTU down the hall. Amy and I would be great
on that show. I would be good on The Amazing Race.
I go right up to those desks. I need to
be on a flight now there's no more room. Well,
then fit one of us, because I'm not leaving. I'm going.
I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds
like have you seen The Amazing Race? Maybe once? Yeah,

(12:46):
it's fun because you just travel all the time. Yeah,
you probably wouldn't be great at it. Why, I'm a
good traveler. I know things. I can understand some other languages. No, No,
that's where it's gonna get real bad. I could just
see you Ola Sen, You're I'm looking to get to
the air reperto Andrew, Sir. We're in France anyway, that

(13:10):
starts this in January. I think, Yeah, same casting people
as a Survivor so, uh after your a learner? Are
they both CBS? Yeah? Oh they so amazing? Race, Big
Brother and Survivor all same casting. I got an email
from a game show casting director for the Cube. I've
never I got the same one. Oh okay, so I
don't feel special. Yeah, must send it to everyone. I

(13:32):
got it, and I was going to do it with Diamond.
I think i'd be really good. Did you see what
the premise of it was? Yeah, but I don't think
I've ever seen that show? Is it me either? It's
on like TNT. Oh, I thought it was a game
show network. I don't know. Maybe now I don't know.
Is it the one that's toasted by the Dwayne Wade?
Is he a sports person? Yes? Basketball? Yes? Yeah? Yeah.
The premise of it is that it's simple games that

(13:54):
you have to do within a time limit. Okay, I
feel like I got that email last year. Yeah, but
I don't remember seeing the show. I watched a couple
clips of it, and watching it, I was like, I
could do this and win five hundred thousand dollars or
I'll be out first either or I gotcha. Do you
ever enter contests? Like I know you want to be
going game shows and win money and stuff. But like,

(14:14):
I'm a huge contest enterer. I could see I enter everything.
I mean, back in the day, you used to have
to fill out the little thing, put in the envelope, stamp,
send it in self, adds stamped envelope, sometimes the whole
nine yards. Now it's all online. I enter every contest
humanly possible. Okay, do you have you ever heard of
this fascinating story of a man There used to be

(14:35):
in the nineteen nineties, like on the cusp of like
reality TV breaking out in Japan, there was a show
of a guy who lived in a house by himself
and he only got things he won giveaways for that's spectacular. No,
it was like months and months and months long and

(14:56):
he just lived off of whatever he got and people
had a live stream to watch. He was going like
actually crazy. They literally stripped him down to like having
no clothes and threw him in a house, and then
they moved him to Korea at one point and did
it again to him which he had to enter contest
to win things to live. Yes, but it's not very
easy to win thing. They would give him small things

(15:17):
like food wise, but then once he started winning because
he would enter everything like you. It would be like
me sitting you in here, leaving you, and the only
things you can get are what you would giveaways too.
So he won like Spice Girl CDs, he won trips,
he won like all this random stuff. But he lived
like that, and he didn't know he was being filmed.
And so when he when it was revealed that way,

(15:38):
they tore down the walls of the house and this
man is just sitting there completely naked, and was like,
you've been watching me for two years? How did he
not know that? That doesn't sound right to me? I'm
telling you look it up. We're going to I'm gonna
go with it right now, but we'll look it up. Well,
I'm just gonna say the name in case people are interesting,
because there's a fascinating NPR story about it, and it's
I feel like it would be an Academy Award winning movie.

(15:59):
I mean, I've won a few things by entering some
you know, cash, not much. I won a trip to
Iceland Amy and I went to Raykovic won that from
the Daily News by cutting out a thing and pasting
barcodes and stuff like that. Yeah, Nasubi the naked eggplant
man who lived off of sweepstakes. Yep. And after that
they had to like stop it. They tried to do
another season of it, and it just failed entirely because

(16:21):
it was They tried to do it with a road trip.
Can you still watch it? Uh, you can watch like
recaps of it, but essentially, yeah, he did only Yeah,
I think it's interesting, you know that. That's what got
me into radio winning contest. He got a shower, a radio,
a telephone, a gas burner, a sink, a rack of magazines,
a giant stack of postcards, a table on a cushion. Okay, yeah, Oh.

(16:43):
He needed to win a certain amount of money to
be able to leave. That was the premise of it.
So once he hit the like amount he left. How
did he enter contests? Because in the nineties it wasn't
very internety. So they left a stack of magazines and
so he just would go through them. Every time they
would replenish magazines, and so once his prize winnings reached

(17:03):
a certain amount, he was allowed to leave. Something's not right,
It's not that easy to win contest. Hundreds of thousands
of people enter. This lasted for a very long time
and people like. It was almost like, do you have
ever seen The Truman Show? Ye? But no Trubid show. No.
I don't really love Jim Carrey. Okay, you don't have
to love Jim Carrey. You know the premise of The
Truman Show TV remote control I remember we got out.

(17:24):
You're just saying words, that's just words. I remember when
the movie came out, there was a promo and they
gave us remote controls. But I don't there's a TV show.
He was in a show. Yeah, essentially, like everyone else
is in on the thing, like on the joke, except
for him. He didn't know that it was a TV show.
That's what this was. I only liked Liar Liar. I
don't like any of it. I never saw Liar Liar.
I'm not a fan. Really he was. I loved him

(17:44):
on in Living Color, but then I just I don't know.
I don't like him anymore. I mean, I think he's
pretty funny. Okay. He was in Sonic the Hedgehog. Never
saw it. Yeah, you know that you could skip it.
It's not Yeah, it's not his best role. Yeah. Did
you ever see Eternal Sunshine in the Spotless Mind? Why
am I even asking that. I no, I feel like
we left. Yeah, okay, that was a bad movie. No,
it actually really wasn't. But yeah, yeah, no, no, you're

(18:08):
you ever walked out of movies before? Oh? Yeah? The
one movie I walked out of was Van Helsing, the
one with Hugh Jackman. Oh, I was thinking of the
Kate Beckinsale. No, didn't know. Yeah, I walked out of
that one. We walked out of Garden State. Everyone saw
how great it was and we were like, this is garbage.
Soundtrack is one of the best soundtracks of all time. Okay,
I love Garden State. I think one of the best

(18:29):
soundtracks of all time is Reality Bites. You don't know
because you're way too young. Okay, but Reality Bites has
a great soundtrack. Okay. When I used to drive to
Cedar Rapids back and forth, I would just listen to
it on repeat. What happened? No? Nothing? Well, I mean
it reminded me of that. Yeah, good, what's the problem.
Those were the best nine months of your life? I
swear ten, ten months of your life, maybe even every time. No,

(18:51):
it gets no, you're wrong, you're wrong. Because I left
in Junie came back in May. That is eleven months
we should not be able to fill this much content
of Eater Rapids for the ten months that you lived there.
Did you see, by the way, the other day on UHG, Regis,
Kelly and Ryan that one of those callers that does
the contest was from Cedar Rapids. I pointed that out

(19:12):
to you. Did you did again? Those are the best
ten months of your life? No, they weren't talk about
them all the time. It was eleven and it was
not the best eleven months of my life. It was
just a chapter of my life, Andrew, that I'm fond of.
That's all. That's good. Yeah, I'm happy you were fond
of it. Back to Gordon State. It's a fantastic movie.
We also walked out of Batman the first one. Why,
I don't know. It was excellent. I guess I'm you know,

(19:33):
a kid that doesn't really like superhero movies. I mean,
you should maybe go back and rewatch that one. It's
not like Superhero. Okay, Now, I watched Superman. I liked Superman,
and I think I watched Superman too. Is that the
one with Richard Pryor? I like that. Choose you would
be a Superman guy over a Batman guy. You've seen
that type. But Superman is a Superman. That's you know,
he's first. Batman's a ripoff. Batman's a rip off, I think.

(19:55):
So Okay, yeah, did you ever see The Dark Knight? Wow?
Did you ever see the Dark Knight? Blam? I can
ask again? Did you watch The Dark Thing? No? I
would never. It's excellent, so too everybody. It's literally like
in the Criterion collection, he led your one. His Oscar

(20:16):
is the joker. I yeah, no, it doesn't do anything
for me. Yeah. No. Will never reached the cinematic heights
of Chips. The remake movie it was called Chips ninety nine.
Chips ninety nine. Oh, and then there was the regular
one too. Yeah, the Chips one, No, Chips ninety nine
was just on TNT and TBS. Yeah, the actual Chips
one with with what's his name was in the movies
Will Morvel, No, was it him? I think Wilmer. He

(20:39):
was supposed to do it, but he didn't. I forget
who did it. Well, that was when they kept do
you remember that they kept remaking like seventies and eighties
movies into like full length movies. That was a trend
that pissed me off. And I'm happy it's over. What's
another one that bothered Darskian, Starsky and Hutch That one
came out. I never watched that TV show. Yeah, I
obviously didn't either. Dukes of Hazard. They brought Dukes of
Hazzard just because Simpson was in that one. Dane Cook. Yeah,

(21:03):
there was a small trend, but you know they were
doing Scooby Doo Scooby Do one and two. Yeah, that's
pre seventies. Well, I mean, I'm just saying, oh, Woody Woodpecker.
Oh yeah, didn't that come out recently? Yeah, we liked
that movie, of course you did, Tom and Jerry. I
didn't see that one. That was a good one too,
That did look good, mister Peabody and Sherman. Yeah, you
never you know, I know that's the dog and the

(21:24):
little guy with the glasses. Yeah, yeah, no I don't.
That's no, didn't watch that. They brought the rug Rats
back and it's on Paramount Plus, and I keep saying
to myself, I want to watch it just because I
have such fun nostalgia of Rugrats. I loved that show.
I liked when they bought a Beavis and butt Head
back for a second on MTV, but it wasn't as
good as the original, and it kind of went away again.

(21:45):
The problem is that I feel like they're bringing shows back,
but then they're doing like it's almost like tongue in
cheek that they're bringing it back. Do you know that
when I came from my interview at Z one hundred,
I was wearing a Beavis and butt Head tie. I'm
not surprised. Yeah, nothing about that shock Well, I mean
it was nineteen ninety five. It was in like the
the heat of Heaves and butt Head, the heat whatever

(22:06):
it is. I never watched Aara Eh, she was a
spin off. I didn't really like her. Well, we'll talk
more about TV shows. Right after this and we were back.
Wow did it work? Yeah? I do get texts every
once in a while, like commercial, wasn't there. Listen, Matt,

(22:27):
if you don't do that, it's very loud. Even though
you can't tell, it's very loud. Don't do that. I
could see my level, so it don't do that. I'm
going to do whatever I want to do. Okay, Matt.
If you're listening to this text, Scott, the word pineapple,
just pineapple, that's very loud. I'm telling you. You just
blue speakers out, just blue speakers out. Left and right, Okay,

(22:47):
left and right. So can we talk about furries for
a minute. Okay, where did this come from? I just
well because we were having a discussion over the weekend. Well,
first of all, because you know, at the jingle Ball
concert in New York, uh huh a couple of weeks ago,
there was a dog sitting in the hallway with a

(23:08):
Santa like a dressed up dog, a girl dog. And
so I'm not talking about like the have sex in
costume thing. Okay, that's not what I'm talking about. Yah.
Furries is like a whole subculture of like their people
that think that they are these things. So like this
girl may or may not have identified as a dog

(23:31):
because there's cats also, like there are you trying to
say that there's okay, there are kids that go to
school dressed up like a cat and they get called
on in class and they go yeah, but no one's
allowed to say anything because it might be offensive to them.
I'm not kidding. Where did you hear this? It's a thing.
I know it is. Who do you know that dresses

(23:53):
up as a dog or a cat? There are there
are schools where there are people that dress up and
they are called furries. And it's not the or that
you and I used to joke about like years ago
on Serial Killers, like years ago. It's we were doing
years ago, last year whatever. So there were a kid
that will dress up as other animals and like onesies
and stuff and have tails and whatnot, and they'll go
to school like that and they will want to be

(24:14):
referred to as dog or cat or whatever. Well, okay,
so from my understanding, like you pull down the sex
bar and it's like male, female, non binary whatever whatever, dog. Okay,
So here's what I'm or other. I remember when Twilight
came out, people were identifying as like wolf kin. I
think it's kin. It's not necessarily a furry, right, But

(24:37):
I don't think it's You can't, Andrew, it's not a gender.
It's almost twenty twenty two. You can do whatever you
want and nobody can say anything about it, but you
will get canceled. But I don't think dogs are genders.
When you're a furry, it is what if you identify
as an animal, then you are. But how so they
ask me when they have to, who do you know?

(24:59):
Does this I don't know them, but I heard. So
what you've brought to the table is something you've heard, yes,
but nothing else. It was a credible witness in a
school that she answers by me owing that's correct, and
they're not allowed to do anything about it. I mean
that to me sounds maybe there's something else going on there.
If that happened when I was in school, the teacher

(25:20):
would say, get the hell out of my class, go
to the principal's office and take off that stupid costume.
That's what would happen. But you can't do that anymore
because little Bobby will get offended. Well again, how many
people are putting tails on? Mmm? Apparently it's much more
than you know. Look it up, furries go to school.
I'm not gonna type in furries go to school because
that seems like I'm gonna get some real raunchy results.

(25:42):
I don't know. I'm not doing that, but I'm telling
you it's not the sex thing. It's a different it's
just the I think it's kin I think they call
themselves kin folk. And honestly, in the twenty tens, when
I was still in school and the two thousands, it
was on tumblr and people would be like, wow, I
feel the need to like hell at the moon, and
everybody would make fun of them. Okay, you can't make

(26:02):
fun of people anymore. You can, No, you can't. You
can only do it on the inside to yourself or
in private with your friends. You can't make fun of
people anymore. Again, I mean, it's not nice anyway. I
don't really like the sweater you're wearing, but I won't
tell anyone about it. Well, that's rude. See, you can't
make fun of people. You can. I'm not a huge
fan of your haircut, but I wouldn't say it. I

(26:24):
didn't know this was a roast because it hurts your feeling.
When did this turn into the roast? Hurts your feelings? Right?
But yet two seconds ago you're like, you can't say
anything without getting canceled. I'm just saying, so, do you
care about hurting people's feelings? I do? Are talking about canceling? No,
I care. I care about you deeply, Andrew. So back
to people wearing tails? So do you want people to
be wearing tails? I know I'm getting complicted in it. First,
I think it's silly Halloween, sure, but daily I'm a

(26:46):
dog Mark. I mean, if you had to identify as
an animal, what would you want to identify as? I mean,
I'd be a dog, you think, Yeah, I don't see
you as a dog. I mean you do do a
good dog sniffing noise. Yeah, you do do a good dog. Wow.
That's actually really good. Yeah, that was really good. Yeah.

(27:09):
I learned from Sawyer. Huh you taught me. Yeah. I
think if I were to do one, i'd want to
be like a panda. A panda because they're so dopey
and just roll down hills. Yeah, and they just seem
like they're just like there to have a good time.
Plus you'd be able to grow your bamboo field that
you are so interested in. How's that coming, by the way,
really well oh really yeah? Okay, I think in the
next couple of years it's gonna go, uh go places.

(27:30):
Hold on, I'm getting a phone call. Oh come on,
I don't want to do this by myself. I don't
have anything to I can we stop it? Can we
pause it? What can we pause it? Why can't we
pause it? I don't have anything to talk about. I
need Andrew to bounce off of so anyway, you know what,
then I'll just plug the candles again because you only
have a few more days left to Go to Serial

(27:52):
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There it says Holiday Candle Collection from Wax Cabin Candle Company.
There's both of them. There's Frosty Snowballs and there's peppermint
Coco Crunch, and you could buy him as a set
or individually. When you do go to check out, make
sure you put Serial Killers in the little promo code
coupon thing and you'll save ten percent off your order.

(28:14):
The only got about three or four more days left
because they come down on January first, and then you'll
miss out. Oh, I was just talking about our candles.
Oh I love our candles. Yes, yeah, So back to
you identifying as a dog. Now, what would your dog
name be? I don't know? And where did Fido come from?
Was there ever a dog named Fido or Rover or Balto?
What's Balto? Isn't that the one who's like the dog

(28:37):
who runs and he's like a slay dog or something? Benji? Benji? Anyway,
I just know that like when people refer to dogs,
and like the generic dog name is either Fido or Rover,
and I don't know why, who, like, where did that
come from? I don't either have a cat Tabby. I
don't know what is a cat called tabby? Right, that's
a kind of that's a breed of cat. I've I

(28:58):
ever had a dog. Well, I guess you can't name
a dog or a cat if you've never if you
don't know what the face looks like. Yeah. Well, we
decided that when we get another dog, we're gonna name
it a human name. It's gonna be like h Burt
or Love animals with human names, Bruce or something like that.
Animals with human names. We have a friend to who
their dog is. Dave. Love that? Hey, Dave, I love it.
You should name him Dave Rose. Dave Rose from Home Tonight.

(29:22):
Oh oh that yeah that's right. Yeah, yeah, okay, I
love that. Nobody knows what that is? Or Max Max
Max is a very popular dog name. Yeah. I like
that name too. I'm a fan of that one. Okay,
all right, well we're thirty minutes you want to go?
Is the food here? Is it coming? Uh? It should
be on its way? Food? She she it's burnt broccoli.

(29:43):
And have you had burnt broccoli? And like grass fed meatballs,
And why would you be mad that what you're getting
is good food. I just think that you're the only
person I know who it's like, Hey, this is good food.
This is made by like a good company. I think
mascarading is good food. It's masquerading. But you're telling me
that you'd go through a drive through and go eat

(30:05):
a chicken palm from Burger King and be like, oh,
my goodness, that was good. That was not that did
not look good. That was We're trying to force me
to have one that was good eating. Yeah, no, no,
you should have had one. You know, you ruined everything
because it was two for five or one for four
ninety nine. It's so stupid one of these and I
have one of these because of you. I mean that's

(30:27):
all the cereal. No, it's not because I eat maybe
one scoop of that. It's meet you driving me home
and going, Hey, you want to step at Burger King?
Do you want to ride home today? Hey? Do you
want to step a McDonald's. So we have the holiday
party today. You're not going now, it's the company holiday party.
You know. It's funny back in the day when it
was just a Z one hundred holiday party. I went
every time, but then once it all combined and I

(30:48):
didn't know who people were. I was like, you know,
it's like five or six different radio stations there, and
I didn't know people, and I was like, I don't
want to go to this thing. And then was it.
Then it got really corporate in company and whatever. But
the last couple of ones I've showed up at, you know,
I have a beer or two and enter the raffle.
Maybe I'll win the raffle. Today, i'd be exciting. I
get excited. I want something like headphones or something one year,

(31:09):
just what a radio person needs? More headphones. Yeah, it's true,
but you know it was cool. It's a good time. Yeah,
and I'll take the train home because you know too
can Sam over here. I can't drive if I have
two beers. I can't what you I'm shocked at your
tolerance level is that low. I'm safe. I just want
to be safe. It's just two beers. It's like nothing. No,
it's something. If I get pulled over after I drank

(31:31):
two beers, I would get arrested. I mean, I didn't
know you are you? First of all, you're drinking bud lights,
so let's really boil this down. I'll have something like
a Stella today on the edge. Yeah, well, maybe a Corona.
It depends. It depends on what beer the company sprung for. Yeah,
you know, it depends which sponsor decided to come in.

(31:52):
So it's probably Heineken or something like that double zero,
do you know. I actually the other day was at
a bar and one of the people started getting into
a fight with someone else. And what was interesting was
the guy looked like he was ordering beer, but meanwhile
I knew he was getting Heineken double zeros. So I'm like,
how is this man getting beer rage when he's drinking
non alcoholic beer. I have to say, I don't like

(32:15):
the way that beer tastes. I will drink beer just
to be cool, you know, But I could never see
a time where I would ever get a non alcoholic
beer because I don't like the way it tastes. I mean,
if anything, it's more for social reasons. A non alcoholic
beer is not for social reasons because say, yes, because
say you are someone just get water with an orange.

(32:36):
It's easy for day. But for someone who may have
an issue with drinking, for them, they can still feel
like they're a part of it without necessarily having to indulge.
Can't you just have a cup that has something clear
in it, like water? Because again, if you socially are
out and you want to feel like you're a part
of it, you still get to hold the bottle. I
think that's a large part of it when it comes

(32:56):
to that. Okay, so you could still feel like you're
a part of the crowd, I understand. Don't you have
to peel the label off? No, because no one's I
mean I knew because I could see the blue label
it had two zeros. But otherwise, if you just hold that,
no one's gonna notice. I'm pretty sure if you're drinking
in oduels, people are gonna be like, what's the matter?
I have never stared at a label of oduels at intently.
I don't know. Do you know that you still have

(33:16):
to be twenty one to buy non alcoholic beer? Isn't
that weird? It's very weird. I think there's like still
a trace of alcohol in it, like very little. But
I mean so it was like rum raisin cake, you
know what I mean? Like, well, I believe that the
drinking ag should just be eighteen it makes no sense
that it's twenty one. That's like one of the dumbest
things in my opinion, Andrew, I don't know. I may
have to disagree. Maybe I'm just an old fuddy duddy now,

(33:39):
but you know I don't that you just said you're
an old fuddy dudy says everything I need to know.
I don't think seniors in high school should be like
being able to go to bars, because they do anyway,
you know, Like, so if the drinking age was eighteen
fifteen and sixteen year old would have fake ideas saying
id's saying that they were eighteen. Now at least it's
like eighteen ninety twenty that have fake ideas. But the
problem is, and this is where I'm just gonna interject,

(34:02):
the problem is you have a lot of people then
going to school, like to college, and then just binge drinking,
and that's not great. So they should learn how to
drink when they're eighteen if you do something responsibly, but
you're not start to college when usually start college when
you're at eighteen, right, so you're so excited you just
got legal. Now you're going and getting drunk in college
or ruined your whole career. Well, people are already doing that,

(34:24):
That's what I'm saying. So it's not a thing at
twenty one, because who really waits until twenty one to
have their first drink? I did what I'm kidding. Oh,
thank you, Jesus. I was about. No, I'm not a
massive drinker anyway, I'm not either. I'm a beer or
two at a party. Who cares. I'm not a huge drinker.
I mean the problem you like to suck on the pipe,

(34:45):
the what huh okay? Yeah, the one or two times
i'd smoke maybe a year. Lord, baby, Jesus, you a
giant drug addict. Yeah, you're the one who said it
on me one day. I'm gonna really, I'm just gonna
give you an edible. No, I don't want it. Oh,
I would love everything. I don't want it. I would
love watching the decline. It would be my favorite thing

(35:07):
in the entire world. I just don't want it, you know,
I don't like the feeling. The last time I was high,
I was talking to a doorknob and reciting Beavis and
Butt headlines while spilling mountain dew all over a hotel room.
So I'm not interested in that I would make me
dumb to see it. It would be hysterical because you'd
be older now and you'd be like, no, get a

(35:29):
ball in the corner, rocking back and forth. I don't
know what I am. I enjoy life. I don't need it.
It's fine. I mean, it's not a matter of you
enjoying your life. I don't need anything to enhance my
my feelings. Whatever. Andrew shut up, not even once? Dare anyway,

(35:49):
what else did you ever? I've probably mentioned it before,
smoked crack. No, I have not. God, No, I was
gonna say the cartoon All Stars had Nancy Reagan in
it and the ghost Busters and Mickey Mouse and Bugs
Bunny what it was a famous cartoon special tape cartoon
All Stars. Yes, it was the cartoon All Stars. And
the kid was like about to uh smoke marijuana, and

(36:14):
Nancy Reagan came in and said, uh, uh just say no.
Essentially yes, and for some reason, like the Ghostbusters were
in it and so was uh. There was like a
whole bunch of like cartoon All Stars in it. It's
so very permits in it, very eighty. Yeah, we had
it on VHS. I like the super Friends, you know,
Wonder Twin Powers activate. You know what, we should form

(36:35):
up a bucket of water. Okay, yeah, no, no, no, I
didn't have that in mind. Uh. I don't think the
Wonder Twins were in it. Maybe the guy with the
rings that's Wonder Twins Wonder Twin Powers activate. No, no, okay,
So mine wasn't that. Mine was the planet Earth guy.
He had like green hair and he had white skin,
and he had an Earth on him, and everybody would

(36:56):
do different powers. I don't I don't know what that was.
My god, what the hell was that show? Someone's gonna
tweeted in the late nineties. Yeah, someone's gonna say it,
like thirty seven minutes in you mentioned the show it
was this one, and I'm gonna be like, yes, thank
you listener. I don't know. Yeah, so that one was great.
You know what we should do? What get some cartoon
themes and put them in this box you have here
movie Fridays. We'll do them on a jin. I'll be

(37:18):
able to talk for about ten seconds. What are you
talking about? You know I don't see movies. Well, that's
why I'm saying. Am I gonna start reviewing like eighties
movies that I should have seen. I would love that
we could do it on Patreon. We could have people
watch it with us and we'll live stream it. I've
seen people do that, and to be honest with you,
I'm interested. I think we would have a fun time
of me reviewing movies that I should have two of us.

(37:39):
We'd be able to watch it live with our listeners
and say, hey, tonight we're watching blah blah blah. Should
we call it movies I should have seen? Yeah, and
we could. We could do it on a Patreon channel
and people could join us for a live stream. Why
don't we just do it here on Fridays movie Fridays.
I don't know that means I have to watch a
movie on Thursday. I don't have time for that. I
don't have time. I don't have time to watch more movies. Andrew,

(38:00):
this is your job, it is I don't have time.
This is your job. Look, I don't know what to
tell you. I can do it, but I can't guarantee
it every Friday. No. I think maybe once a month,
watch one movie a month. Yeah, I could probably do that.
I think so too. Yeah, and we could have listeners
like text us or email us or tweet us what
their suggestions are. I would love that. I mean, you
could just send any movie because for the most part,

(38:22):
I have seen no classic movies. I haven't either, but no,
because then they're gonna make me watch Star Wars and
I don't want to see all that. I don't want
to see that. That's why, matter what you want to say,
that's why I never won. I never saw it because
I don't want to see it. But you're also ignorant
to that, where you're just like, I know, I'm not
gonna like it. It's space, it's everything stupid fi. I
would never watch the sci fi channel ever. Do you like? Okay,

(38:45):
so do you even what have you seen? An Independence Day? No?
Sci Fi? Again? Will Smith? Yes, Earth never saw it
and he punches the alien in the face. No, is
that the one comedic part alien Ridley Scott's Alien? Oh? No, Predator? Nope?
None of the Star Wars nine of them, not one

(39:07):
star Trek please. Okay, No, that's like, that's the poor Avatar.
Did you see Avatar? That's the poor man Star Wars.
Isn't it starting different everything? What about Avatar? No? The
James Cameron Yeah, nope, Okay, what about Terminator. Yes, I
have seen all that's sci fi. I'll be back. I
saw that that is sci fi. Okay, Well, accidentally walked

(39:29):
into the theater when I was supposed to go see
you know the toy? What's the toy? Classic eighties movie
Richard Pryor. Again you're going like, eh, what are you
talking about? With the Star Wars? I don't watch that.
Hey have you ever seen the Toy? Yeah? Wonder, will Wonder.
I have literally no idea what you're saying right now.

(39:51):
You just strung together a bunch of words and there
was a reference in there. I'm confused by Jackie Gleason
was in that movie. I do know who he was,
the one in Naked Gun Jackie Gleason from The Honeymooners. Okay, yeah, no, no, no,
I was thinking of the other guy at his son,
Master Bates. That's actually funny. Yeah, I think we should
do that once a month watch a movie with everybody.

(40:12):
You should see a movie that you've never seen and
I love it, And then we could do a It
would be a live, a live thing. We like Ciskel
and Ebert and we sit. I know who's thumb up,
thumb down? He died. Rod Ebert died one of them. Yeah,
but then it would be a live thing. So we
see people chatting in like, oh, this person said say

(40:32):
this or watch that. Uh huh, that'd be fun. Oh
here comes the part, watch right right. Well to say no,
because we'd watch it with them cover your eyes. No,
it would be well, that would be airplane when the
boobs aren't across the Yeah, yeah, yeah, I saw Airplane.
I love Airplane. It's one of my absolute favorites. The
gear is down and we've ready to last. I can't
really do lines. I can't do. I've seen the movie,

(40:54):
but I can't do lines. I can't either, and people
always make fun of me for it. They were like, oh,
did you even enjoy the movie? I do enjoy the movie,
but something in my brain I cannot remember lines of movies.
It's my fault. Did the big auto blow up autopilot
guy have his penis out in one of them scenes?
I don't. Maybe so the autopilot guy that blew up

(41:15):
the big yes thing. No, there is a scene. I
feel like he was naked in one part. No, okay, No,
there is a scene with his hand and a certain
position that someone's in that was a little explicit. What's
the first movie you ever saw boobs in? It was Airplane?
Mine was Caddyshack. It was a sleep away camp. They
rolled the big TV into the mess hall and uh

(41:38):
we watched it. I don't know. I didn't. I don't
like caddy Shack. I think it's stupid. I think Bill
Murray's I don't know, I don't like that movie. Did
you watch Ghostbusters? Yeah? I'm sure I saw most of it,
probably all of it, but also sci fi. I like marshmallows.
That's what painful? Why that your takeaway from Ghostbusters is
like I do stay pop marshmallow guy. Okay, m hmm.

(42:02):
I think that we should do this. That should be
a New Year's thing for us. But I'm not going
to go into it with like an open mind. If
it's a dumb movie that I don't want to see, no,
But I think what will happen is on Fridays, we'll
set aside some time watch a movie with our listeners,
and then we'll give live commentary as we watch it.
Are you gonna come to my house and sit in
front of the fireplace, like, how are we gonna do this?
It'll be like this. It'll be on Zoom. There's ways

(42:22):
that you do it through Patreon. Okay, then the kids
come running down. Sawyer starts barking more people what a mess? Yeah,
it'll be fine. Watch it with the dog sitting there
snuggled up. Then people will be like, oh, I like that.
We'll have to we'll have to have a family meeting
and see if it's okay. But can we will we
be able to stream the movie at the same time
or no, we're watching the movie. I understand that, but

(42:43):
will the listeners or viewers be able to see the
movie or we're not allowed to do that? Like can
it be in the corner or no, there's a way
that you can figure that. EFF's like on my screen.
We'll figure out how to do that. Okay, this way
it'll it'll work out. We have to come up with
some catchy name for us. Yeah, and then people because
to something did you ever watch? Well, no, you didn't

(43:03):
because you're not a podcast listener. What I've listened to
some podcasts? Did you ever see how did this get made? Yeah?
But that's not a podcast. Yes it is. How It's made?
Is a show? No, it's a podcast. How did this
get made and it's a it's a bunch of comedians
and they talk about the worst movies ever in Cracksville.
Every time I'm thinking of like the show like where
they make things, like here's how they make fenders. No,

(43:24):
you know? Oh my god. Yeah. When I went to
China years ago, that was one of the only shows
that wasn't blocked in the country. How it's made. Yes,
And it was the same like five episodes. I learned
how escalators were made, no less than like fifteen times.
It's very interesting. I you know what it is you're
watching to make a crayon? Yeah, yeah, I just like
the factory process. I do too. That's fascinating to That's

(43:47):
why I used to love that show. Mark Summers did
it on the Food Network. It was that was it
called damn It? Mark Summers? You know the guy from Doubledare,
Yeah remember him? Yeah, Double Their Family, Double their Nickelodeon.
I watched double There. Can't do that on television. Well,
I don't remember that one I doubled there. Alanis Morrissette
was on that show Slime. No, you can't do that

(44:09):
on television. Yeah, I don't know that one. Bart Bye
heard that I have no idea what you're saying. Alistair,
no lockers, nothing, nothing. Hmmm, sorry, okay, you should watch it.
What is it you grew up on that show? You
can't do that on television. Huh. It was on Nickelodeon.
It was a Canadian show on Nickelodeon. Was one of

(44:29):
their first shows. That's what really got Nickelodeon going. And
there's a documentar around that also. It's called like Green
Slime or something like that, or green or whatever. I
watched it on the flight back from the iHeart thing
from Vegas. Delta's great Delta has all kinds of movies
and stuff. You touched the screen, and it's good times.
Those airplanes they're really stock them full of the tech now,

(44:51):
they sure do. I wish they had I wish they
had meals again, though, what are they meal? I see?
I like airplane meals. You're probably ew gross, but no,
I've had some good airplane meal, all admit. But I'm
okay with coach meals. Well, the coach meals I used
to like to. I don't care if the if the
beef tips are hard, I'll still eat them because a
lot of them are rice based and they put them
in a gravy of sorts and rice and gravy is

(45:11):
like one of my favorites. Yeah, yeah, I might see again.
I'm a fan of industrial food and they give you
the little butt like roll yep. So catering service, I'll
take it. Yeah, I love all that garbage. You do.
Love good catering services. I do. Did you go to
catering at jingle Ball? I did? I knew you. I
guess what someone there had COVID I can't. Oh yeah,

(45:32):
it was fun. But see, I love that stuff because
you know what, anytime we have jingle Ball catering, it's
always Thanksgiving, so they always have turkey and stuffing and
cranberry and potatoes and all that stuff. So I had
Thanksgiving again. I love it. It's my favorite meal that
catering does. I love that you love catering. I do.
That's that's great. I do airplane meals. I have to

(45:53):
say sometimes some like if you're on a long enough
flight and they and they let you have some, it's
not bad. Well because you always fly first class, I know. No, yeah, yeah,
not true. Okay, if I can pay for it myself,
then I'll do it. But yeah, that's all right, I've
done it once or twice when I came when I
came back from Sydney. Yeah, I was in a middle seat.

(46:16):
Good day. Fourteen hours in a middle seat. That is miserable. Economy,
not even economy. Plus they have to feed you, don't they. Yes,
And I was like sandwiched in. It was terrible. You
never got the arm rest, did you? Not one? No,
neither one. I Also, I am super bad at that,
Like I don't know when I can assert my authority
because I'm not assertive that way, So I pretty much

(46:37):
just sit like this the whole time with dinosaur hands.
There should be some kind of you know what and
when anytime I sit in the middle of the seat
and my arms are always like this, my armpits wind
up smelling because my arms are down the whole time,
like damn it. You know, there has to be some
sort of etiquette, like you should know when you can
have the arm rest and when you can't, Like there
should be times or something like that. At times there's
a little timer on the seat. Excuse me. You know,

(46:58):
here's what the rule should be. You're left arm gets
the armrest, so that way, if you're in the aisle,
left arm gets it, the middle person left arm gets it,
and the window person left arm gets it. So you
each get one. Yeah, right, because some people get a
little bit too uh. Or if you're in the other
row right arms, people get a little you know, over
over a zealous What if you don't have an arm
then what then? I guess you just get it. Your

(47:20):
neighbor gets it, no problem, right, Like you probably want
to sit next to an amputee. That's probably the best
person to sit next to on a plane because you
will always get the arm rest. I can't. And this
is where serial killers ended. This isn't serial killers. This
is bullchat. Oh my god, So this is where bulchat
ended and Scott got what he wanted? Am I wrong? No?
I mean again, you're but okay, So I get what

(47:42):
you're saying with your every left arm rule. I okay.
So I wasn't thinking anything with you were. I was
just thinking I need to be a little bit more assertive,
because you also can't be the person in the middle
seat that takes up both No, that's rude, that's very rude. Right,
That's what I'm saying. You should get one should be
able to have one. Yeah, but I mean window is

(48:03):
pretty comfortable too. They don't really. I mean, I guess
you kind of get the molded arm rest that's on
the wall. That's probably the most thing you get. But
you should everyone should be able to have one arm
rest or you know what, they'll never do it, but
make the aisles a little bit wider and have two
armrests well, so each person can have one. I forget
what airline I took. Maybe Frontier. Let me tee you something,

(48:23):
but I didn't know where I was. The plane was oversized,
but the seats were crammed in. It was so confusing. Yeah,
and it's almost like they stripped out everything in the plane,
isn't that The airline that was like toying with having
like folding seats and they were gonna like cram as
many as they could in there, but it just wasn't
safe enough. Food. Oh, come on, hello, hi, trendy food.

(48:46):
I'll be down stairs in a second. Thank you. You
can leave it at the front desk. I appreciate it.
Take the gristle out of the meatballs. Yeah, he's personally
gonna ungristle your meatball. I guess we can stop then, right,
it's time to eat. I guess so, and we're almost
a fifty minutes. Look at that. We gave the people
what they wanted. It's true, we did. We hope you
enjoy boll chat, yes, and we'll always take your topic

(49:08):
suggestions please, just nobody ever sends them in but direct message, tweet, Instagram, whatever.
In touch. Serial Killers PC is where you can find
us on all social platforms. And it's our last bull
chat of the year. It is Andrew. This has been
a good year. It has been We added bull chats
that was exciting. That did come in twenty twenty one, right,
it did. It started in like May. That has been

(49:28):
mildly success and it was supposed to be bi weekly
and then it was doing well enough that we slotted
it in for more. Well, I mean you kind of
strong army into it. But look at you now, you're
speaking for fifty minutes about gristle and meatballs, you know.
And you know what else? I found airplanes with getting
the left side of the rest. I've also found and
I'm going for the new year to turn over a

(49:49):
little bit of a new leaf. I have found that
I don't really let you speak that much. And I
don't mean that. I just always just kind of take
over the conversation, even though I never wanted to do
this in the first place. So from now on, I
think you should leave and I will just chime in.
How about that? Interesting? Something tells me this is going
to be like maybe Monday's episode of Serial Killers. I
don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, no, no, no, We're

(50:09):
definitely not wearing the same clothes in that one. How
could you see into the future, Andrew, I can see
into the futuda? Okay, one more plug for our candles.
Go to serial KILLERSPC dot com. Chance to get though
the last chance. Make sure a check out you use
the code serial killers. Yeah, let's blow them out because
that's it right. How much to dump the wax on
your head? You can dump it on my hand. It'll

(50:30):
burn you. You'll have third degree burns. So what's better
it goes on my hair? That then I can't get
it out of my hair. Yes, no, okay, anyway, thank
you for listening to bowl Chat. We will see you
on Monday in the new year with an all new
Serial Killers with special guest hosts. Code Gandhi will be
with us. Yay, yes, and we'll eat some awful cereal

(50:52):
and probably some okay cereal and no one else was
really fun? What this year? Because we now have this
roadcaster thing, we can add some sweet we can have
guests come back, Yes, we can zoom. I don't like that.
I don't. I'm gonna let you take over the conversation,
but I hate it. I mean that one with Ethan
it was okay, but the audio it just wasn't great.

(51:12):
How can we get it to sound like? Do they
have to have this too in order for it to
sound good and not be like a zoom call? How
do we do that? He didn't sound that great, just
saying what why are you looking at me like that?
Can we google eat the food? It's gonna get cold?
Okay until we see you on Monday. Yeah. In the
New Year with Scotty Negative say clink Andrew clink and

(51:38):
Happy New Year, yeah, and Happy New Year. Careful Yeah,
I will be. You should be careful too, saf you
can Sam watch out for those Heineken double zeros. Buddy
Oo might get into a brawl. Yeah,