July 3, 2024 • 8 mins
In this week's episode we discuss horrible tattoos. Oh boy, do we mean horrible! Scotty and Hannah also try to understand high fashion and come to a conculsion about their personal style.
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(00:01):
It's time for non headline News withScottie and Hannah on the New Mix ninety
nine point five. Oh, it'sthe extended version of non headline News.
So are you ready to get intothis? Yes? I am. What's
first up? Some of the storiesthat we've covered over the last week or
so caught our attention and stayed withus. You know, you just keep
thinking about it, like why isthis a thing? And one of them
(00:23):
is the Hins Ketchup bag from KateSpade. Yeah, yes, apparently there's
a ketchup based collection fashion collection.And if you can go to Kate's Spade
right now, I guess you goonline and check these out. But it
looks like you're carrying around a bigold bag a ketchup or a ketchup packet
with ketchup being scorted out of it. I know. It's so bizarre,
(00:45):
but weirdly, and this is thething that I always find interesting. You're
not appalled by this? You thinkit's kind of cute? No, I'm
not. Would I own one?Probably not? But they're cute and I
could see people walking around with them. There's a girl in our office who's
very into like that campy look.Right, and I can see her totally
carrying this around. Well, Ihope she has the money for it.
The collection includes tote bags and pouchesmade to look like Ketchup packets, slides
(01:07):
with printed Ketchup packets spilling out thetop, and ready to wear teas,
key chains, phone cases. Anyway, I did like the phone case.
If I was going to buy anythingand beat the phone case, and that's
like forty five bucks. Yeah,but these go up to three hundred and
ninety eight dollars. Yeah, yeah, but you know, it's not the
only weird thing that I've seen fashionwine. Did you see the Balenciaga bag
(01:29):
you were telling me about this?Yes? At the met Yes, yes,
And it was Michael Shannon was carryingit. Looked like he brought his
own potato chips in. And apparentlyit's a bag that's worth a ton of
money. And you can get differentflavors. I go get a nice sour
cream and onion, maybe a barbecuewell yellow for cheese and onion, red
(01:51):
for chili, pepper, and bluefor salt and vinegar, I'll have you
know. And a single chip bagfrom Balenciaga is eighteen hundred and fifty dollars.
Is this just one of the thingswhere Scotty and please correct me if
I'm wrong. You and I don'tmake enough money to understand why this is
fashion and cool? Like I getit, Like, okay, it's kind
of campy whatever, but eighteen grand, no, thank you. It's kind
(02:15):
of like just taking money and justburning it. Yeah, you just walk
out and you go, look howmuch money I have? Look at this
potato chip bag from Bealinciaga. Allright, onto other happier things. How
about something that's going to make yousuddenly feel old? Oh? Okay.
Apple has made an announcement that threeof its products will be added to the
vintage category. Is Apple old enoughto be considered vintage? Apparently? So
(02:39):
okay, the Apple ten, theiPhone ten, Okay, it is now
going to be vintage. The originaloriginal AirPods are vintage, and the original
home pod is also vintage. Okay. My mom walks around with an iPhone
eight, so she's well passed vintage. This is crazy to me. Yeah.
Apparently they get of the vintage classificationof products that they stopped selling between
(03:04):
five and seven years and that theycountdown is on for Apple support, So
you have about two years left ifyou want to service any of these things,
and they're going to stop even servicingthem. Do you remember when the
ten came out and how was thisrevolutionary? Life changing? It was like
X right, they didn't even yeah, and now look at it. It's
(03:25):
vintage, tossed away. There yougo. If it's vintage, what am
I? Okay? Netflix, wellthis dirt. Let's talk about that.
Netflix is they have really Okay,let's go back. Netflix originally was competing
with Blockbuster. They they both hadthe idea of it at one point delivering
(03:49):
movies to people, but Blockbuster stuckwith the vhs and eventually had to give
in to go DVD and all that. But Netflix went crazy and dominated that.
We can all say that yep.Now they're looking forward and what are
they seeing is the future? Well, obviously they're involved in movies and stuff
like that, but they also areinvolved in creating an environment where you can
(04:13):
live in the movie for a day. I think this is so cool.
So they're taking their shows, theirpopular shows and tea, and they're taking
over these old retail spaces like abed bath beyond or maybe an old mall
or an old seers yeah, andyou walk in and suddenly you're inside Bridgerton.
I think it's so cool. Andare they doing it with like Stranger
Things too? And a few othersListen, we talked about this. It
(04:35):
feels like not too long ago,the idea of like you travel the places
based on that's where they film something, right, and this is an affordable
way to immerse yourself in that worldwithout having to get a passport or fly
to wherever. That's true because howmany folks have gone to I don't know,
New Zealand because they want Lord ofthe Ring stuff or whatever, how
bit stuff. But yeah, youpick your favorite Netflix show? Which one
(04:59):
would yours be? What would youwant to live in? Oh? God,
the Crown? Oh okay, yeah, hands down the Crown. Well
that's I guess it's kind of bridgertonish, yes for sure. And when
you think about this is kind ofvery like a universal esque in like Disney
how they create their own world.So now Netflix is jumping on it.
Sure, yeah, and then theycan just change those spaces over to the
next hotness. Right, what aboutyou? Do you have a Netflix show?
(05:20):
I would think something like Vikings wouldbe really cool to go in there.
And just yeah, grab a turkeyleg and go to town, kind
of like a ren fair or something. But I bet that would be a
lot of fun. My family wouldend up in Gabby's dollhouse. I know
how this would go for us.Okay, I'm very pink. Yes,
all right, let's talk about thislast one and this is tattoos. Now
(05:40):
you have some tattoos. Yeah,I have four, and one of them
is a tangerine. Yes. Andwhy because in the old Dominion song,
life is short, make it sweet, Sunset's like a tangerine. Let's find
a road we've never seen. Lifeis short, make it sweet. In
my head at eleven at night,Yeah, it made a lot of sense
(06:01):
at eleven thirty on a Friday.I'll let your mind wander what I was
doing that late at night on aFriday. And it was a great idea.
And now you have to constantly explainit. But now that like a
conversation piece, And like I do, I don't hate them, I'm just
annoyed by them. So it's alwaysgood topic of conversation. At least it's
not this though, Okay, NickNicole, will you marry me? This
(06:25):
is a guy's tattoo on his arm. Okay, at the top of his
arm. Then it has a boxfor yes and a box for no.
Then it says valid from twenty twentyfour to forever with Dad's approval in parentheses.
Listen, couldn't you just pull toGeorge straight and been like a check
yes or no, like on alittle note, save the note, frame
(06:46):
the note, put the note upin your living room? Oh how cute.
Well that also said with dad's approval. So that means he told Dad
he was going to propose to thiswoman and he was gonna do it on
his arm. Like I questioned thethis now too, if you say no,
would they? He then tat knowa check mark, and then he's
been rejected in every relationship he everhas to face from now on. No.
(07:11):
Maybe his thought is if the boxeschecked no, women will feel sorry
for me. You'll get a sympathydate. Then you'll win them over and
boom. Apparently not these women whoare commenting on it. One said I
could be madly and entirely in loveand devoted to someone if they showed up
with this that would vanish immediately.Another sent yes, I would never trust
(07:33):
the judgment in dating again after beingso head over heels for an impulsive,
money wasting foolish man. Yeah,nah, yeah, I just listen.
I know I sound a bit hypocriticalwith my tangerines. Yes, but this
is just dumb. Why did youdo that? I don't understand the old
(07:54):
kids. Pass a note and checkyes or no. That works. You
don't need to put it in yourflesh. All right, there you go,
something to ponder as you enjoy therest of your day. And thanks
for joining us on this edition ofNon Headline News, the extended version of
Scottie. That's Hannah in my tangerines. We'll see you next time.
It's time for non headline News withScottie and Hannah on the New Mix ninety
nine point five. Oh, it'sthe extended version of non headline News.
So are you ready to get intothis? Yes? I am. What's
first up? Some of the storiesthat we've covered over the last week or
so caught our attention and stayed withus. You know, you just keep
thinking about it, like why isthis a thing? And one of them
(00:23):
is the Hins Ketchup bag from KateSpade. Yeah, yes, apparently there's
a ketchup based collection fashion collection.And if you can go to Kate's Spade
right now, I guess you goonline and check these out. But it
looks like you're carrying around a bigold bag a ketchup or a ketchup packet
with ketchup being scorted out of it. I know. It's so bizarre,
(00:45):
but weirdly, and this is thething that I always find interesting. You're
not appalled by this? You thinkit's kind of cute? No, I'm
not. Would I own one?Probably not? But they're cute and I
could see people walking around with them. There's a girl in our office who's
very into like that campy look.Right, and I can see her totally
carrying this around. Well, Ihope she has the money for it.
The collection includes tote bags and pouchesmade to look like Ketchup packets, slides
(01:07):
with printed Ketchup packets spilling out thetop, and ready to wear teas,
key chains, phone cases. Anyway, I did like the phone case.
If I was going to buy anythingand beat the phone case, and that's
like forty five bucks. Yeah,but these go up to three hundred and
ninety eight dollars. Yeah, yeah, but you know, it's not the
only weird thing that I've seen fashionwine. Did you see the Balenciaga bag
(01:29):
you were telling me about this?Yes? At the met Yes, yes,
And it was Michael Shannon was carryingit. Looked like he brought his
own potato chips in. And apparentlyit's a bag that's worth a ton of
money. And you can get differentflavors. I go get a nice sour
cream and onion, maybe a barbecuewell yellow for cheese and onion, red
(01:51):
for chili, pepper, and bluefor salt and vinegar, I'll have you
know. And a single chip bagfrom Balenciaga is eighteen hundred and fifty dollars.
Is this just one of the thingswhere Scotty and please correct me if
I'm wrong. You and I don'tmake enough money to understand why this is
fashion and cool? Like I getit, Like, okay, it's kind
of campy whatever, but eighteen grand, no, thank you. It's kind
(02:15):
of like just taking money and justburning it. Yeah, you just walk
out and you go, look howmuch money I have? Look at this
potato chip bag from Bealinciaga. Allright, onto other happier things. How
about something that's going to make yousuddenly feel old? Oh? Okay.
Apple has made an announcement that threeof its products will be added to the
vintage category. Is Apple old enoughto be considered vintage? Apparently? So
(02:39):
okay, the Apple ten, theiPhone ten, Okay, it is now
going to be vintage. The originaloriginal AirPods are vintage, and the original
home pod is also vintage. Okay. My mom walks around with an iPhone
eight, so she's well passed vintage. This is crazy to me. Yeah.
Apparently they get of the vintage classificationof products that they stopped selling between
(03:04):
five and seven years and that theycountdown is on for Apple support, So
you have about two years left ifyou want to service any of these things,
and they're going to stop even servicingthem. Do you remember when the
ten came out and how was thisrevolutionary? Life changing? It was like
X right, they didn't even yeah, and now look at it. It's
(03:25):
vintage, tossed away. There yougo. If it's vintage, what am
I? Okay? Netflix, wellthis dirt. Let's talk about that.
Netflix is they have really Okay,let's go back. Netflix originally was competing
with Blockbuster. They they both hadthe idea of it at one point delivering
(03:49):
movies to people, but Blockbuster stuckwith the vhs and eventually had to give
in to go DVD and all that. But Netflix went crazy and dominated that.
We can all say that yep.Now they're looking forward and what are
they seeing is the future? Well, obviously they're involved in movies and stuff
like that, but they also areinvolved in creating an environment where you can
(04:13):
live in the movie for a day. I think this is so cool.
So they're taking their shows, theirpopular shows and tea, and they're taking
over these old retail spaces like abed bath beyond or maybe an old mall
or an old seers yeah, andyou walk in and suddenly you're inside Bridgerton.
I think it's so cool. Andare they doing it with like Stranger
Things too? And a few othersListen, we talked about this. It
(04:35):
feels like not too long ago,the idea of like you travel the places
based on that's where they film something, right, and this is an affordable
way to immerse yourself in that worldwithout having to get a passport or fly
to wherever. That's true because howmany folks have gone to I don't know,
New Zealand because they want Lord ofthe Ring stuff or whatever, how
bit stuff. But yeah, youpick your favorite Netflix show? Which one
(04:59):
would yours be? What would youwant to live in? Oh? God,
the Crown? Oh okay, yeah, hands down the Crown. Well
that's I guess it's kind of bridgertonish, yes for sure. And when
you think about this is kind ofvery like a universal esque in like Disney
how they create their own world.So now Netflix is jumping on it.
Sure, yeah, and then theycan just change those spaces over to the
next hotness. Right, what aboutyou? Do you have a Netflix show?
(05:20):
I would think something like Vikings wouldbe really cool to go in there.
And just yeah, grab a turkeyleg and go to town, kind
of like a ren fair or something. But I bet that would be a
lot of fun. My family wouldend up in Gabby's dollhouse. I know
how this would go for us.Okay, I'm very pink. Yes,
all right, let's talk about thislast one and this is tattoos. Now
(05:40):
you have some tattoos. Yeah,I have four, and one of them
is a tangerine. Yes. Andwhy because in the old Dominion song,
life is short, make it sweet, Sunset's like a tangerine. Let's find
a road we've never seen. Lifeis short, make it sweet. In
my head at eleven at night,Yeah, it made a lot of sense
(06:01):
at eleven thirty on a Friday.I'll let your mind wander what I was
doing that late at night on aFriday. And it was a great idea.
And now you have to constantly explainit. But now that like a
conversation piece, And like I do, I don't hate them, I'm just
annoyed by them. So it's alwaysgood topic of conversation. At least it's
not this though, Okay, NickNicole, will you marry me? This
(06:25):
is a guy's tattoo on his arm. Okay, at the top of his
arm. Then it has a boxfor yes and a box for no.
Then it says valid from twenty twentyfour to forever with Dad's approval in parentheses.
Listen, couldn't you just pull toGeorge straight and been like a check
yes or no, like on alittle note, save the note, frame
(06:46):
the note, put the note upin your living room? Oh how cute.
Well that also said with dad's approval. So that means he told Dad
he was going to propose to thiswoman and he was gonna do it on
his arm. Like I questioned thethis now too, if you say no,
would they? He then tat knowa check mark, and then he's
been rejected in every relationship he everhas to face from now on. No.
(07:11):
Maybe his thought is if the boxeschecked no, women will feel sorry
for me. You'll get a sympathydate. Then you'll win them over and
boom. Apparently not these women whoare commenting on it. One said I
could be madly and entirely in loveand devoted to someone if they showed up
with this that would vanish immediately.Another sent yes, I would never trust
(07:33):
the judgment in dating again after beingso head over heels for an impulsive,
money wasting foolish man. Yeah,nah, yeah, I just listen.
I know I sound a bit hypocriticalwith my tangerines. Yes, but this
is just dumb. Why did youdo that? I don't understand the old
(07:54):
kids. Pass a note and checkyes or no. That works. You
don't need to put it in yourflesh. All right, there you go,
something to ponder as you enjoy therest of your day. And thanks
for joining us on this edition ofNon Headline News, the extended version of
Scottie. That's Hannah in my tangerines. We'll see you next time.
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