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March 21, 2022 11 mins

What was the last movie did you cry during? How real are the movies and shows that we actually watch. 

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Froggy, I have a question for you. Yeah, as we
started the podcast, when was the last time you cried
watching a movie? Um? Actually it wasn't a movie. It
was a documentary. Was it the Tiger Woods thing? No,
it actually wasn't. No, I've cried, said I did cry
watching that, but it hasn't been It's been something else
since then. It was Tom Brady. It was Tom Brady,

(00:24):
of course it was. Of course it was every movie,
every time, every movie, every movie, every time. Doesn't I
cry from the dumbest shit ever? I'm with you, Scottie,
that's me, Like, what, like, what's the dumbest shit ever
that you guys cry over? All right? I was watching
an episode of fest for Family. That's the build Burg
cartoon on Netflix, and it's just it's so crash and dirty,

(00:46):
but like he had this tender moment with his dad
and I cried. But that's sweet. I cry when the
Terminator killed himself in that movie. Remember when the Terminator?
Am I giving something away people? It was years ago.
When the reminader kills himself, I was bawling my eyes.
I'm like, what is wrong with me? This is so stupid?

(01:06):
But every night with David Muir at six thirty the
last story, Person of the Week or whatever it is.
I cry. It doesn't matter every night, it's always the
feel good moment at the end. I see that all
the time. I see that pattern. Yeah, I want to
leave you on that note where they want you to
happy cry. I watched one over the weekend, Rescued by
Ruby on Netflix, so it's about it. It's about a

(01:26):
guy who wants to become a police dog, like he
wants to be in that unit, but he doesn't have
a dog, so he has to go to a shelter
and he finds it and normally police dogs are German shepherds,
but he can't find one. So he finds a dog
that keeps on getting returned back to the shelter and
then they form a bond and then the dog runs
away and oh gosh, yeah, I feel like that's not

(01:47):
how the Canine Unit program works. I feel like it's
the Christmas Shoes version of dog Canine Units. It's like,
it's not real. Just make this ship up so he
can cry. Is that ship that I can't stay? We'll
be watching a movie and he there, I go, that's
not how a Bunsen Burner works and I go, I

(02:10):
know you want me to feel badly about this dog.
Why is he going to the dog to get a
pound puppy. This is just all unrealistic because he's tried
to become a part of the unit for the last
nine years and it's his last year before he turned
about puppy kid. And then they get they get trained
to like Czechoslovakia, and they learned commands in a completely

(02:33):
different language that we can't understand. And you can't just
go pick one up from the pound and make it
a canine con to this cop because this cop had
a problem learning, and then the dog had a problem learning.
So the guy taught the dog at home and not
at at canine school, and then he became a part
of it. I was so invested this terrible as plotline.

(02:53):
Don't feel bad, Gandhi. If I see something like with radio,
for example, and nobody's wearing headphones and they've got a
caller and they're on the air, I'm like, this is
the biggest load of ship. I'm like, I have to
point it out. Does any do you want to stop
the movie because I'll be watching a movie at home
and I'll say that or a show, and I'll go
to my husband, put positive, please, you're gonna tell me
that that's a blave love love love blah. And then

(03:15):
he goes, it's a movie, and I'm like, push play,
but this is not realistic. This is stupid. Try watching
any type of medical drama with a family of doctors.
They just lose it because people didn't scrub in the
right way and once they wash their hands, they touched
too many things. You can't watch this. I'm like, okay, okay,
this thing when you watch I would watch e er
all the time because I wanted to be a doctor,

(03:37):
and they would have somebody go flatline, right, there's no
heart rhythm whatsoever. And they're like, all right, however many
whatever on the on the defibrillator. You can't do that.
You can't shock when there's no heart, there's no electrically
you do look like a TV doctor. You look like
a TV doctor. There you go. I didn't know that

(03:59):
way though, So if they're lat line, they don't even try. No,
there's no that's interesting, Okay, so stupid. I don't see.
You get mad at me all you want, but I
bet canine cops all across the world who clearly watched
this program a lot are probably like that would never happen.
Just right to the end he does at the end.

(04:20):
I mean, if you don't cry at this, I mean
you have no heart. He saves the life of all lives.
But I get the majority of the viewers don't know
these things because they're not in that profession, so they
just go along with it. You know. Yeah, he would
be one of those people too. They're like, no, that's
not how it goes. I am what's wrong with that?
Am nothing, But it's just like I'm better than you

(04:41):
type feeling like especially the way he delivers it. When
he was like nope, that's not how he does. He
does this thing where he goes nope, nope, Like you
can't even speak, he goes nope, nope, nope. Really how
I felt the whole time you were talking about the
pound puppy, I was like, lies, bullshit, This isn't how
when we're at that way, when he knows he's right,
like when he was a hun ten percent sure that
he knows that that's some bullshit, so he's just calling

(05:03):
it out. Oh he gets triggered by our percentages I
means you're more I means you're more than certain certain?
Well scary? Does that's scary? What's the scary? What's the
percentage that you use when you're super sure? A thousand?
He hit me with three thousand in the car the
other day. But I'm really sure, I go a thousand percent.

(05:31):
And then what was it, Gandhi that I was so
super sure that I used three thousand. I don't remember
what it was, but you hit me with three thousand percent,
And I was like this, if only Scotty B were
in this car right now, he would rage at your percentages.
He knows very well scary, verys unpercentages like he's all
over the place. Yeah, I really am. Yeah anyway, So

(05:54):
sorry for completely derailing us. Last time I cried in
a movie was Coco. Oh yes, me coke. Coco gets
me every time when the grandma starts singing, oh man,
so sadly make me cry. At some point, I know
you said you were going to Did you watch Turning Red? Oh? No,
I haven't watched yet, but I really want to. I

(06:15):
think I'm gonna do that today because I've read there's
so much controversy because it's a girl going through girl things,
and it's Asian oriented and like there's all kinds of
stuff where people are like pissed about whatever is happening.
Really turns into a panda. Yeah, she turns off. But
for anyone who doesn't know what it is, it's on
Disney Plus and she turned into a panda. Yeah. I

(06:37):
watched it, and there was several moments where I said
this would never you know. They Doda in the carton
and really they really have They have cool like things
like toys and stuff though that go with the movie.
I'm you know, I'm all about the toys they have,
like these really cute stuff pandas. They have all these
nail decals for girls. If you really want red hair

(07:00):
and want to be red like the panda, they've got
this red spray. You can all of it. Gandhi really
wants a raccoon. I'm telling you, if you've got a
red panda, raccoon, schmaccoon. Okay, I would have to any
of these animals. I gotta get two of them, So
two red pandas. It looks like the way they play
Nate do it do the thing when they get scared,
When they get scared they go, looks like me, Yeah,

(07:27):
annible version of Scotty, be very Scotty. Scary. Brody just
sent something in the chat. He says he's getting no
audio and he can't hear we have we been seeing
him trying to get He's been fiddling with it. I
mean that's got to be on his end because I
have him connected all the way. How many is it
on his end? Three? It's true, like scary. That's so.

(07:52):
You know, if you're following the n C Double A
basketball tournament and St. Peter's basketball team is doing very
well to Cinderella's story, but they're called the Peacock, So
I got I got curious over the weekend. Do you
know how much it cost to buy a peacock online?
Like the cheapest peacock you can buy online? How much?
Four grand thirty five dollars? Oh yeah, I thought they

(08:13):
went for nothing. Wait, a real peacock, A real peacock,
and what do you want a real peacock for. I
was just curious because I mean, a peacock compared to
all the other like mascots, is just like a weak mascot.
But they're doing very well. But I was like, how
much does a peacock cost there's a part of my
neighborhood where they just walk around wild. I'll grab one
for you for me. Can I please pay you? And

(08:35):
can we have someone come out and record you try
to grab a peacock. This is the moment Scotty and
the peacock die. It's great. I can't even imagine Scotty
around a bird. All the peacock would have to do
with show Scotty blood. That's it. Are peacocks mean? Don't
they chase you? And ship? I mean little motherfucker's Yeah,

(08:57):
there was. I mean I was a shop write and
and that's it's around where they are. And I couldn't
get in my car because the cock was blocking my
door and you were getting in the podcast. Now, yes
you can't. You can't because Brody's starting. He's trying to
sign on again. He just texted he's gonna hold on.

(09:20):
He actually tries to get he signs in. As soon
as he signs in, we gotta go. Yeah. Well, yes,
he's got to mute his zoom and no he said, yeah, Well,
he says he's going to go right through zoom and
he needs me to U mute him. His text said quote,
I can't get the other thing to work. I needs
you to mute me through zoom, so I said, we'll
sign back on. Scary is about to suffer for this.

(09:40):
Whatever happens after the podcast, I don't know where do
I see him? That was really funny, Froggy, No, he
doesn't he Hold on, he's not. He's on an audio yet.
Hold on, no audio, no audio. Take your head. It's

(10:03):
it's it's The problem is in his computer. By the way,
did you guys notice in his in his screen his
name is our password? Oh my gosh, it is Oh
my god. There's a Brody step and repeat with Brodie
sitting in front of it, and Brodie is wearing a
shirt that says Brodie Yeah. People can't see it. Kenvin,
I have a question. I don't understand. Isn't it the

(10:24):
same hook up every time? So why guesses he has
another browser open on the computer or there's another device
that is the fact that our password is his name
currently operator? I guess we have to start a new
zoom where no nobody can Where do we just blur
it out? Nobody can see it. It's connecting dondio. Here
we go. We are we're done. That's fine. Aw Yes, yes,

(10:53):
your name is our password. Look, I don't know what
you're saying, the like where our names are? Okay, okay,
it's been okay by day by guys. It was fun
You were funny. You were very funny.

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