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June 14, 2025 • 26 mins

🎧 Season 2, Episode 1: Heavy Uncles, Moshpits, and Goth Tits
Welcome back to the Miller Morning Madhouse, where the coffee’s burnt, the guests are unpaid, and the FCC hasn’t figured out how to shut us down yet. Pancake and Scramble are back in the saddle (and in serious need of a nap), joined by the fabulous Jen Pancake and our man in the pit—Josh Scramble—who just survived Sonic Temple Music Festival with only minor bruising and one mysterious stain.

In this episode, we dive headfirst into:

  • The biology of the Heavy Uncle – a rare, tank-topped beast who emerges from his garage every May to rock a Megadeth tee and call every band “real music.”
  • Moshpit etiquette (spoiler: don’t wear flip-flops).
  • An in-depth analysis of the modern-day goth—yes, they still walk among us, and yes, some of them are now surprisingly busty.
  • Plus, Scramble’s firsthand report from the festival trenches, where he allegedly wept during a Deftones set and paid $14 for a churro.

🎭 As always, a special shoutout to our friends at Miller Community Theatre for keeping the drama on stage where it belongs.
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Rate us, review us, and tell your cousin Randy—Season 2 is officially underway.

  • (00:05) - Welcome to WSBR Super Beach Radio
  • (00:41) - Shoutouts to Sponsors
  • (02:45) - Josh's Road Trip Stories
  • (05:11) - Experience at Sonic Temple
  • (06:39) - The Titty Count
  • (07:24) - Female Metal Fans
  • (08:46) - Juggalo Observations
  • (09:26) - Festival Experiences
  • (13:15) - Festival Band Lineup
  • (16:13) - Heavy Metal Revelations
  • (19:51) - The Donut of Destruction
  • (22:31) - The Wall of Death
  • (24:34) - Butt Stuff and Birth Control
  • (25:38) - Next Episode Teaser
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Jen Pancake (00:00):
All you guys do is just sit up there and talk about

(00:01):
how fucking cool you are.

Josh Scramble (00:05):
WSBR Super Beach Radio.

Jerry Pancake (00:08):
Do you like your music, Heavy?

Josh Scramble (00:11):
Madam Moan and Madhouse. Talking all that crazy
and a jive. Pancake and thescramble. Audio breakfast with
your favorite guys.

(00:42):
Hello, and welcome back to the Miller
Morning Madhouse, your favoritepodcast from the 04/2003. And
welcome to season two of theMiller Morning Madhouse. That
intro was a little bit heavierof music than we usually like to
go,
but is
in reference to today's subject of seeing the
Sonic Temple Far Day Long HeavyMetal and Hard Rock Festival

(01:02):
that I went to recently and thecraziness that ensued. But
before we get today's episode,we need to give a shout out to
some of our sponsors. off,Miller Community Theater,
producing their next show, theMad Woman's Late Night Cabaret.
Shows will be July, and thenagain, the eighteenth and
nineteenth, and July 20 for amatinee. Tickets will be going

(01:25):
on sale soon.
Be sure to take a look for that,as well as the new website
that'll be coming from theMillwood Community Theater. So
cool shirts, the place to shoplocal, be vocal, dropping new
designs daily. In fact, I amwearing one of the most recent
additions, my Eagleman shirt.And just like Eagleman, we've
got something for you. Today'sepisode is gonna be a two
parter.

(01:45):
The next part will be droppingnext week. All that being said,
let's get to our show.

Jerry Pancake (01:53):
Welcome everybody to season two of the Miller
Morning Madhouse. I am JerryPancake with my brother Josh
David Scramble here for seasontwo. And?

Jen Pancake (02:07):
Jenny Pancake?

Josh Scramble (02:09):
From the block.

Jen Pancake (02:11):
Of pancakes.

Jerry Pancake (02:12):
Yeah. From the pancake block that we live on.

Josh Scramble (02:15):
From the pancake block. Where do

Jerry Pancake (02:19):
I live We are back for

Jen Pancake (02:21):
We're back.

Jerry Pancake (02:22):
More Miller Beach madness here. I've taken a
little creative hiatus is what,my AI is telling you.

Jen Pancake (02:33):
Slash mental breakdown.

Jerry Pancake (02:34):
Yeah. Or complete yeah. Complete breakdown.
However you put it in your inpsychologist or psychiatrist
terms.

Jen Pancake (02:44):
Potato potato.

Jerry Pancake (02:46):
Or therapist, whatever. But we are back, and
we're happy to be back. And,we're gonna be talking about
some things Miller related. Andbut Josh Josh Scramble has some
stories from the road Oh, yes.

Josh Scramble (03:05):
We're gonna

Jerry Pancake (03:05):
go into Scramble took a road trip, and it was
quite quite unique. Fun, butunique. So what was going on?
Was the occasion? What was theevent?

Josh Scramble (03:20):
So my one of my best friends from high school
said, hey, do you wanna go wewanted to go see Metallica last
year at Soldier Field, doing thetwo shows, but I also did not
wanna drop $800 on decent seats.Too Future everything sucks
segment, ticket prices. Howmuch? 800 for one ticket? So,

(03:42):
was technically two showsbecause they're Metallica's
doing like that.
We do two dates, like a Fridayand a Sunday, and they are two
separate shows. But to getdecent seats, it was gonna be
like several $100 a ticket pernight.

Jerry Pancake (03:57):
I'm not in. I'll just watch a video on the
YouTube.

Josh Scramble (04:00):
On the YouTube, so

Jen Pancake (04:02):
And by that, he means he will not watch that
video.

Jerry Pancake (04:05):
I will watch five minutes of it, and be bored
Done. And turn something elseon.

Josh Scramble (04:10):
So that we let that pass because, you know,
we're not I'm not on a budget,but I don't wanna drop half a
paycheck just to go see Metalki,even though they were fucking
phenomenal. I mean, awesome.

Jerry Pancake (04:20):
They are old now, but Shit. They've been doing

Josh Scramble (04:24):
this shit for, like, forty five years.

Jerry Pancake (04:25):
But they are still, all reports say, good.

Josh Scramble (04:29):
I would absolutely recommend them. If
you were a Metallica fan at all,go see them live if you have not
already. It was my Metallicashow. But anyway, so Well,

Jen Pancake (04:38):
that's shocking.

Jerry Pancake (04:39):
If you're I'm not a big concert goer.

Jen Pancake (04:41):
Oh, okay.

Josh Scramble (04:42):
I, like, have to really wanna see something,
which is Same. Which is half thereason I had such the experience
that I do.

Jen Pancake (04:47):
It feels really hard to part with that money.

Josh Scramble (04:50):
It's not even that. I just don't

Jerry Pancake (04:51):
like concert

Jen Pancake (04:52):
going friends, which there are many.

Josh Scramble (04:54):
Yeah. Like, god bless you. I'm just not a big
fan of crowds.

Jen Pancake (04:58):
That's mainly it, or lines.

Josh Scramble (05:01):
Not many lines,

Jen Pancake (05:02):
the line.

Josh Scramble (05:03):
So we went to Sonic Temple, which is a hard
rock, heavy metal festival inColumbus, Ohio.

Jerry Pancake (05:11):
Beautiful town of Columbus,

Josh Scramble (05:13):
It seemed like a nice little downtown. It was
quiet. Cute. Yeah. So, we go.
We had a very nice dinner at asteakhouse the night before, me
and my friend and his brother,put a few drinks down the
gullet, and then, you know, wewoke up the next morning and
went to experience Sonic Temple.

Jen Pancake (05:33):
Oh, the okay. So this is the whole festival.

Josh Scramble (05:36):
Oh, it's a four day

Jerry Pancake (05:37):
Four day? What?

Jen Pancake (05:38):
It's like Who are you?

Josh Scramble (05:40):
It's a

Jerry Pancake (05:40):
It's a Woodstock ninety nine situation, Josh
Scramble. Did you have to walkin poop at any time?

Josh Scramble (05:48):
I avoided poop.

Jen Pancake (05:49):
This is new.

Jerry Pancake (05:50):
Did you burn anything? I let light anything
on fire. No. I did not. What wasthe titty count?

Josh Scramble (05:57):
Bare, not many. And the and which is funny,
kinda leads us to the point,like

Jerry Pancake (06:03):
Well, now I'm interested.

Josh Scramble (06:04):
So there

Jerry Pancake (06:05):
There is a titty count, at least.

Josh Scramble (06:07):
There there definitely was a titty non bear,
but there was a titty count. Butand I hope we don't offend
anyone, but if you are a hardrock, heavy metal female music
fan, there are two types, andthere is no differ. You are
either smoking hot or smokingnot. Like, there

Jerry Pancake (06:27):
That's a good scale. There is too much

Josh Scramble (06:30):
going between. You're either

Jerry Pancake (06:31):
remember that thing on the Internet where you
would just was just like twobuttons, hot or not, and it
would just keep showing youpictures. You ever do that?

Josh Scramble (06:40):
Yeah. I could I could have ranked everybody at
this concert very quickly.

Jen Pancake (06:43):
That's how you get viruses.

Jerry Pancake (06:45):
I spent, like

Josh Scramble (06:46):
Well, also going to Sonic Temple, some of

Jen Pancake (06:47):
the holidays I spent. Also also viruses.

Jerry Pancake (06:50):
If you're if you created the hot or not and you
are still out there, you'restill alive or whatever, and you
listen to this podcast, bring itback. I thought it was Mark
Zuckerberg. He

Josh Scramble (07:00):
did it, but like

Jerry Pancake (07:02):
No. There was a website just called Hot

Josh Scramble (07:05):
Orna. He didn't invent it, but he definitely did
it, like, on a local

Jen Pancake (07:08):
Oh, he stole it?

Josh Scramble (07:09):
Yes. Like everything else. Yes.

Jerry Pancake (07:12):
Anyway, go

Josh Scramble (07:13):
back to your story. So, yeah, there are two
forms of female metal fans.Either you're smoking hot or
you're smoking not, andobviously, some have mirrors,
some don't.

Jen Pancake (07:23):
Oh. Oh.

Josh Scramble (07:25):
Because I mean, there were some women there that
are like, okay, you've got thebody and the attitude to pull
off what you're wearing, andthen there were the winner crown
jewel of like, you are not hotand should not be wearing that.
We are walking out of theconcert at the end of the night,
and she is wearing a full on,like, fishnet body stocking with

(07:45):
a thong and bra, and that's it.Woah. Not which on some people
Okay.

Jen Pancake (07:51):
Maybe. Good. Not when

Josh Scramble (07:52):
you're like three hundred pounds and five'six.

Jen Pancake (07:54):
Oh, well.

Josh Scramble (07:55):
But she was you know, I will give her her body
positivity was on 10, and herbody appearance was on, like, a
one. But you're

Jen Pancake (08:03):
Is that really a, like, a a heavy metal outfit?
Like, would that would one seethat

Josh Scramble (08:11):
Well, also, need to do clarify.

Jen Pancake (08:12):
One see that in, say, I don't know, the aughts or
whenever you were in highschool?

Josh Scramble (08:17):
There is a great equalizer to this is the fact
that ICP was playing also. Sothe Juggalos.

Jerry Pancake (08:23):
Oh, yeah. The Juggalos. The Juggalos were
Juggalos. Juggalos. Some of myfavorite people, by the way.

Josh Scramble (08:30):
Let me just say I

Jen Pancake (08:30):
can't believe there were the titty count is zero
then.

Jerry Pancake (08:33):
Yeah. They're those Juggalos are like a
renaissance renaissance fair oftits.

Josh Scramble (08:37):
I wanted to people watch the Juggalos, but
they were also playing the sametime as Metallica on a different
stage. So I chose Metallica overJuggalos.

Jen Pancake (08:45):
Schedule that.

Josh Scramble (08:46):
Smart people because there were 50,000 people
at this festival. Wow. So I

Jerry Pancake (08:52):
mean Juggalos don't play good with other

Josh Scramble (08:54):
But a Juggalo did have the quote of the night for
me. We're walking out because soit's a old college football
stadium and the, you know, theherd is just making their way to
the parking lots. And I heardsome some juggle you could tell
he was a Juggalo say, dude, wedon't even have to shower. We're
covered in Phago.

Jen Pancake (09:13):
Oh, man. Oh, well, there

Josh Scramble (09:17):
you go.

Jerry Pancake (09:17):
They have Phago at the

Josh Scramble (09:19):
I I mean, I just think if you're in an ICP
concert or Fago or whatever. Orpass

Jerry Pancake (09:23):
it out. Okay. I didn't know that was part of the
culture.

Jen Pancake (09:25):
Part of the ticket price.

Jerry Pancake (09:27):
But I I could see, like, that Juggalos and
Renaissance fair people are thesame people.

Josh Scramble (09:36):
Oh, it's the same people.

Jerry Pancake (09:36):
Huge ass titty ladies.

Josh Scramble (09:38):
Different outfit.

Jerry Pancake (09:39):
Yeah. Just a different outfit.

Jen Pancake (09:41):
I I don't think any of that.

Jerry Pancake (09:43):
I've never seen bigger tits than a Renaissance
fair ever in my life.

Jen Pancake (09:47):
To a Renaissance fair.

Jerry Pancake (09:47):
Been to one, walked around

Josh Scramble (09:50):
ye olde juggalo. Actually, hang on.

Jerry Pancake (09:53):
Ye olde Jerry Patton cake over at the
Renaissance fair.

Josh Scramble (09:57):
I just thought of the best name for a Renaissance
Juggalo porn star. Yee old Yeeold Juggalo.

Jerry Pancake (10:07):
I mean, yeah, there should be more Renaissance
porn out there.

Jen Pancake (10:11):
There's an audience for every porn.

Jerry Pancake (10:14):
Madam, you like old stuff. I like old stuff.

Josh Scramble (10:16):
Mark Zuckerberg,

Jen Pancake (10:17):
don't steal that from us.

Josh Scramble (10:18):
Well, not listening. Like one woman
getting screwed in the stocks.

Jen Pancake (10:23):
Yeah. Like,

Jerry Pancake (10:25):
I don't know, man. People dig that shit. I
never have that fantasy. A bigturkey leg, somebody fucking a
lady with a big turkey leg,eating a big turkey leg now,
like, while he's banging.

Jen Pancake (10:36):
Wow. Wow. Alright. Alright.

Jerry Pancake (10:39):
Setting a big, I don't know, mead on the lady's
back.

Jen Pancake (10:44):
Mead? Mead. Yeah. I don't

Jerry Pancake (10:46):
think they do the mead coming

Josh Scramble (10:48):
to coming to a video on demand now. Meads and
Meads. Meads and Meads.

Jen Pancake (10:53):
Meads Meads and Meads.

Jerry Pancake (10:54):
Meads and Meads Meads and Maidens. I don't know.
That could be a new bar on LakeStreet. Meads and Maidens. Yeah.
Yeah. You know, they'll do likea renaissance hang night.

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Jerry Pancake (12:06):
Alright. Wait. Go through

Jen Pancake (12:07):
the lineup. So who were

Josh Scramble (12:08):
oh, gee. There were so, like, there were so
many p there are so many bands.There's like a 100 bands over
the four days.

Jen Pancake (12:15):
See more than I or you you saw Metallica, but who
else?

Josh Scramble (12:20):
So I and also I wrote

Jen Pancake (12:23):
Were you there for all four days? God, no.

Jerry Pancake (12:25):
Are you fucking kidding me? I thought you were
camping out. No.

Josh Scramble (12:28):
We went we we went

Jerry Pancake (12:29):
Those outhouses after day four. We

Josh Scramble (12:32):
went Friday only.

Jerry Pancake (12:34):
Oh, so day,

Josh Scramble (12:35):
the day.

Jen Pancake (12:36):
Okay. day.

Josh Scramble (12:37):
It started Thursday, ended Sunday. We went
for Friday night.

Jerry Pancake (12:40):
Porta potties, or did they have those nice trucks?

Josh Scramble (12:42):
So we paid a $100 extra for, like, the elevated
truck porta potties that arelike They charge you? It was a
VIP package. So, like, we hadour own separate tent, entrance,
better, like, our dedicatedvendors, dedicated bathrooms.

Jen Pancake (12:57):
It's the only way to go.

Jerry Pancake (12:58):
Fucking capitalism. Just Jerry. Fucking
charge you to go to thebathroom. No.

Josh Scramble (13:04):
You fucking charge people. It wasn't just
for the bathroom, but it wasworth every single Everything's
I'm sure.

Jerry Pancake (13:09):
Yeah. Those bathrooms are nice.

Josh Scramble (13:11):
Yeah. Compared to a portable shitter? Yes. So we
went our three bands we went tosee were Alice Cooper, Rob
Zombie, and Metallica wereheadlining. There

Jen Pancake (13:22):
was Amazing lineup.

Josh Scramble (13:24):
So there were so many bands there, but like, the
the one stage, it started atnoon. We got there at like 11:30
because we heard nightmaresabout the day before about like,
hey, make sure you get thereearly to get your seats, and
like, what else do we have todo? So we walk in, and they
start at noon. And the band hasa couple of younger guys, and

(13:44):
then this big fat, excuse me,big fat, like, uncle looking,
he's three hundred pounds.

Jen Pancake (13:51):
Fat uncle?

Josh Scramble (13:52):
Jeans, denim vests, no shirt, gut hanging
out, and like the bald, like,bald on top, a ring around the
sides. Approximate age,

Jerry Pancake (14:02):
our age.

Jen Pancake (14:03):
You said fat uncle, Jerry.

Josh Scramble (14:06):
I would say late forties would be my guess.

Jerry Pancake (14:08):
Oh, that's a rough. He's going he's going bad
soon. But the funny thing

Josh Scramble (14:13):
and trust me, judging on the amount of people
there that I saw with this,there's gonna be a lot of
diabetes diagnosis comingquickly.

Jerry Pancake (14:21):
That's not real heavy metal though. It's like,
oh, how can you rock when youhave the diabetes? It's gonna be
really difficult. Right?

Josh Scramble (14:29):
Just maybe

Jerry Pancake (14:32):
Metallica will be like the next Wilford Brimley in
the diabetes commercials.

Jen Pancake (14:37):
He would

Josh Scramble (14:37):
be like He was a guitarist, I think.

Jerry Pancake (14:39):
I'm Lars Ulrich, and I have diabetes.

Josh Scramble (14:43):
He works he works way too hard, but mean, drums to
have diabetes, but

Jen Pancake (14:46):
But people don't get diabetes.

Josh Scramble (14:47):
But the funny thing is, like

Jerry Pancake (14:48):
Oh, yeah. They do. He starts, and

Josh Scramble (14:50):
I'm like, okay. Like, let's listen to some hard
and I realized where on thespectrum I am, like, on heavy
metal fans, I dabble. Like, Ilike some harder bands, but for
the most part, it's a few andfar between. The five hours was
nothing but, like, peoplesinging like, no way or it's

(15:10):
just That

Jen Pancake (15:11):
sounds about right.

Josh Scramble (15:15):
And then the stage where they're like we
called it the I play in a bandwith my uncle stage, because
even the next one, it was abunch of old guys rocking out,
are they not making new metalplayers? Because I saw a lot of
dudes about to get their AARPcards.

Jen Pancake (15:29):
So, you didn't recognize any of

Josh Scramble (15:30):
the band names? Fuck no.

Jen Pancake (15:32):
Okay. All So,

Josh Scramble (15:33):
once it got into the evening, I recognized some
names, like Suicidal TendenciesWas Playing.

Jen Pancake (15:37):
Okay.

Jerry Pancake (15:38):
Oh, man.

Josh Scramble (15:40):
There was a lot of them. I mean, there were so
many bands on the side.

Jerry Pancake (15:44):
It was like a Woodstock.

Josh Scramble (15:45):
It was totally a Woodstock for metal fans.

Jerry Pancake (15:48):
Metal Church? You ever hear of them?

Josh Scramble (15:51):
I have heard of them. I don't think I

Jerry Pancake (15:53):
think they're all dead.

Josh Scramble (15:54):
They might be.

Jerry Pancake (15:55):
And The Mentors was one of my favorite.

Jen Pancake (15:57):
So we start, and I'm like, I have zero favorites.

Jerry Pancake (16:00):
Okay. They they were a rape rock band. Did they
have a rape rock stage?

Jen Pancake (16:05):
Rape rock?

Jerry Pancake (16:05):
No.

Josh Scramble (16:06):
Yeah. So weirdly.

Jerry Pancake (16:08):
Yeah. They talked about, one of their biggest
hits, suck and fucking cook andclean. Oh. Yeah. They're very
popular back in the

Josh Scramble (16:16):
So the weirdest thing Hades. Pre me too.

Jerry Pancake (16:20):
There's a theory about the mentors that, El Duce,
the, lead singer, killed KurtCobain. It's a whole thing.
We'll go into it in anotherepisode.

Jen Pancake (16:34):
Or not.

Josh Scramble (16:34):
Yeah. That's that's a way different set

Jerry Pancake (16:38):
of Courtney Love hired him supposedly. But the
thing he killed himself as So

Josh Scramble (16:42):
the thing that amazed me at the end of the
night, I spent twelve hours atthis thing.

Jen Pancake (16:46):
Oh my god.

Josh Scramble (16:47):
By the time we I'm out,

Jen Pancake (16:49):
aren't Oh,

Jerry Pancake (16:50):
yeah. That's a full shift. That's overtime.

Josh Scramble (16:53):
Oh,

Jerry Pancake (16:53):
yeah. Double But

Josh Scramble (16:54):
40 to 50,000 people, I didn't see anyone
getting into fights. I didn'tsee security taking anybody
down. I didn't see anyonecausing a lot of shit. Now, it
might have happened. I justdidn't see it.
Right. But I was at the mainstage all day long in this
venue, just a bunch of peoplewho wanted, you know, rock the

Jerry Pancake (17:13):
fuck That's because they got all the rid of
all the immigrants.

Josh Scramble (17:17):
Oh, no. There were immigrants. Definitely
there.

Jen Pancake (17:19):
What about there any

Jerry Pancake (17:24):
oh, we there's a So no fights. Oh,

Josh Scramble (17:27):
no. There was mosh pits, for sure.

Jen Pancake (17:28):
But there was no fighting as a result

Josh Scramble (17:30):
of mosh No. I totally expected, like, you
know, six, 7PM rolls around, thedrugs and the booze are gonna
start hitting and someone's

Jerry Pancake (17:36):
Twelve hours is a stretch.

Josh Scramble (17:38):
Someone's gonna be like Someone's gonna break.
Fucking go. Oh, and, you know,it's gonna be nothing but blood
and meth teeth flying. And Ididn't see any of that. But no.
But mosh pits, they're no longerreally mosh pits as, like, a Gen
X or older would know them.Like, it used to just be a
circle where you would go in,bounce around, start punching,
kicking, and then get kickedout.

Jerry Pancake (17:58):
Sometimes people would lift you up and put you
through the

Josh Scramble (18:01):
That's still happening. Like, the crowd
surfing thing, definitely stillthing, but the mosh pit has
modified into what I call thedonut of destruction. Now, to
get a and we were up high. Solike, we want a good visual of
the stage. So we're like at 200level seating in a football
stadium, but like, probably atwhat would be considered the 30

(18:22):
yard line.
So we want a good vantage pointof everything, and all day, I
could see these mosh pits justgoing around, but it's very new.
So it's like 50 feet wide.

Jen Pancake (18:32):
50 feet wide.

Josh Scramble (18:33):
With people, like, running in a circle and
kind of, like, elbows are kindof flying around, and they're
going in a circle, and I was sofascinated all day long.

Jen Pancake (18:44):
Are they going as fast as they can? It's I would
say Are they going around incircles?

Josh Scramble (18:49):
They are going around

Jerry Pancake (18:50):
They shouldn't be running that much. Like, was
said, if these people are in badcondition, like, they're those
are performers.

Josh Scramble (18:57):
These are the listeners.

Jerry Pancake (18:58):
I know. But you said, like

Jen Pancake (18:59):
Performers had diabetes.

Jerry Pancake (19:00):
Oh, okay.

Josh Scramble (19:01):
Yeah. The performers. So These are maybe
some youngsters

Jerry Pancake (19:04):
that identified are definitely

Josh Scramble (19:06):
of a time.

Jen Pancake (19:06):
Some rage.

Josh Scramble (19:07):
A lot of 30. A couple thirties, maybe a
forties, if you're lucky.

Jerry Pancake (19:11):
Because probably their parents were listening to
this music and it somehow

Josh Scramble (19:15):
Probably, it yeah. Went through a generation.
But anyway, so they start, like,a heavy jog, and then just
start,

Jen Pancake (19:21):
like A heavy jog.

Josh Scramble (19:22):
For the whole concert. I mean, like, the whole
show,

Jen Pancake (19:25):
like It's good workout.

Josh Scramble (19:26):
40. So I was like, all I could think of is,
like, there's gonna be a ton oftorn ACLs going on in this, but
I was also in the old person. Idon't give a fuck about that
shit. I just wanna listen tosome shows.

Jen Pancake (19:37):
Your bones were softer back then.

Jerry Pancake (19:39):
So What does that mean?

Josh Scramble (19:41):
You're you're more made of rubber.

Jen Pancake (19:42):
You could you could do, like, sliding

Josh Scramble (19:46):
down a a tibula or whatever and, like

Jerry Pancake (19:48):
A fibula?

Josh Scramble (19:49):
What is it? Tibia and fibula.

Jerry Pancake (19:51):
Tibia. Tibia. I said a fibula.

Jen Pancake (19:53):
You did.

Jerry Pancake (19:54):
Oh, that could be a bone in

Josh Scramble (19:56):
the future, thing. Like, so you have the
circle, and it's mostly thecircle, but then at times, like,
there's a group in the middle ofit, which is why I called it the
donut of destruction, becausethere's the laps going around,
and
then there's people in the middle, and I
thought
at well, maybe they just got stuck there.

Jen Pancake (20:13):
They didn't realize they were in the middle of the
doughnut.

Josh Scramble (20:15):
But then I asked my friend, and he's like, no. I
think they're kinda keepingorder to, like, the doughnut.

Jerry Pancake (20:19):
What if they have to go to the bath what if you
have to go to the bathroom?

Jen Pancake (20:22):
So the doughnut doesn't collapse in

Josh Scramble (20:24):
on Exactly. Like, it's it's not a black hole.

Jen Pancake (20:27):
It'll really turn into an

Jerry Pancake (20:28):
actual I mean, I don't know where they got this.

Josh Scramble (20:33):
I don't it it seemed like a more peaceful mosh
pit, but the ones there was abig fat guy at one point who
just jumped in the jogging andwas walking and totally screwing
up the entire pace. And likepeople are knocking off at him,
and he

Jen Pancake (20:45):
didn't Man, you're not going fast.

Josh Scramble (20:46):
He did give one fuck. Zero fucks were given by
this guy. But then at one point,and this was another fascinating
thing, there's this guy comingup, and he's like, this size way
more metal than you guys. That'swhy the stage teams have come up
their game. And I'm like, okay.
Like, are we just endorsing fivemonths now?

Jen Pancake (21:04):
What's the qualification of

Josh Scramble (21:06):
So they were there was it was bigger, faster,
and more people, it was thejustification. So when

Jerry Pancake (21:11):
Why are you having a contest of this
horrible I don't like mosh pits.I mean, I don't like anything.

Josh Scramble (21:18):
No. You don't like anything?

Jerry Pancake (21:20):
I don't like anything anyway, but like a mosh
pit.

Josh Scramble (21:22):
Actually, I might

Jerry Pancake (21:23):
like are sweaty. I used to love the mosh punching
each other.

Jen Pancake (21:26):
That sounds crazy, but

Josh Scramble (21:28):
I did.

Jerry Pancake (21:28):
Seems like there's a lot of people in
there, and you like a lot ofpeople.

Jen Pancake (21:32):
Certainly never gonna get up on the crowd
surfing, though.

Josh Scramble (21:35):
You can yes, but feel free to Google it.

Jerry Pancake (21:37):
I don't trust people to push, like, carry me
No.

Josh Scramble (21:40):
But so at one point, the mosh pit's going, and
then this guy who was alsotalking shit like this side's
better than this one goes over,and he's like puts up like this
prayer symbol, and I'm like,what the fuck is going on? And
then all these people stop. AndI thought he was like gonna
point someone out like someonewas in trouble. Oh, no, no, no,
no. And then all of a sudden,like this like the Red Sea or
the Dead Sea or whatever the seawas that Moses did.

(22:02):
The Dead Sea. These peopleparted.

Jerry Pancake (22:05):
You wouldn't need to part that because it's right?
Is there water

Josh Scramble (22:08):
in there? Was it the

Jerry Pancake (22:09):
Red Sea?

Jen Pancake (22:09):
I don't know.

Jerry Pancake (22:10):
It was the Red Sea. So anyway That's not
important.

Josh Scramble (22:13):
All these people Jesus. These people, like, go to
the side, and then I was like,wow. Like, what was he doing?
Like, is someone hurt, or is hecalling out someone? No.
Then he goes, like, kinda putshis hands together, and all of
sudden, these two people, likeBraveheart, just start running
at each other,

Jen Pancake (22:30):
and then like right. That would have been
cool.

Josh Scramble (22:32):
It's called the wall of death. Like a joust.

Jen Pancake (22:35):
Wall of death? No.

Josh Scramble (22:36):
It's like 50 people on one side, 50 people on
another, just running at eachother like an old battle.

Jen Pancake (22:40):
Oh my gosh. Now that sounds

Josh Scramble (22:42):
People are gonna have to Google this.

Jen Pancake (22:43):
That sounds like something that I recall. Because
what I called it when Iexperienced this very thing was
it was like Red Rover only withviolence.

Josh Scramble (22:54):
Oh, this this is Red Rover with

Jen Pancake (22:56):
Red Rover is kind of violent even if you die. You
say everybody over.

Jerry Pancake (23:00):
It sounds like that squid game.

Josh Scramble (23:03):
No. No. Where they try

Jerry Pancake (23:07):
to kill each other for the But this is just
Just for fun?

Jen Pancake (23:11):
This is just good, clean fun.

Josh Scramble (23:12):
It it was just good, clean fun.

Jerry Pancake (23:14):
So why do you get dressed up in your in your
fishnet bodysuit to go slamsomebody in a death run?

Josh Scramble (23:23):
I don't know. She

Jen Pancake (23:25):
might have just been hanging Well,

Josh Scramble (23:27):
we saw her at the end of the night. She was a
complete surprise. Like, she waslike, I thought I had my okay.
This was the you shouldn't havebeen wearing that winner of the
day, and then she came along andwent like, well done, ma'am. You
took it at the last Hold

Jen Pancake (23:39):
my beard.

Josh Scramble (23:40):
Yeah. Hold my beard. Or hang on. Hold my
Faego.

Jen Pancake (23:43):
Hold my Faego.

Jerry Pancake (23:45):
What about feathered hair? Is that still

Josh Scramble (23:48):
No. Really? There there was no real, like, stuff
in

Jerry Pancake (23:51):
the that was coming back, though, for a bit.

Josh Scramble (23:53):
Wait. If it was, I didn't see it.

Jen Pancake (23:55):
I know this is back for but do you consider yourself
a Gen Xer?

Josh Scramble (24:03):
More than I do.

Jen Pancake (24:04):
Know you're the trivia master, so you probably
know the exact

Josh Scramble (24:07):
He's an old soul. So technically, a technically,
I'm a millennial because theystarted naming that for people
who graduated in the newmillennium, and I was the of

Jerry Pancake (24:15):
Oh, god.

Josh Scramble (24:16):
Yeah. But also, there's a big movement to have
the generation between like 82and 89 renamed because we're in
like a between. Yeah. And Idon't wanna be a millennial
because I don't share theirthoughts and No. Like, ethics.

Jen Pancake (24:28):
I do think there should be a different

Jerry Pancake (24:29):
Yeah. You don't do as much butt stuff probably
as they do because they like,with you. Mainly butt stuff.

Jen Pancake (24:34):
The rumors of butt stuff is have been highly
exaggerated.

Jerry Pancake (24:37):
Well, I don't know. I that's

Josh Scramble (24:39):
It's a

Jerry Pancake (24:43):
good way not to get pregnant, guys.

Josh Scramble (24:46):
And But a strong way to get pink eye.

Jerry Pancake (24:51):
Hey. If Indiana outlaws birth birth

Jen Pancake (24:54):
control escapade.

Jerry Pancake (24:55):
If Indiana outlaws birth control, just fuck
her in the butt. That's all yougotta do. You won't ever have a
baby. I can assure you that'snot fake news.

Josh Scramble (25:05):
Indiana, home of the number two option. Yeah.

Jerry Pancake (25:08):
The number two option. It's like plan b, but
it's just number two.

Josh Scramble (25:12):
Well, it technically is a plan b. Plan b.
For but. For for bowels.

Jerry Pancake (25:19):
C is for but. Plan b. Wow. How did this get

Josh Scramble (25:23):
Boy, I really

Jerry Pancake (25:24):
I'm really good at sidetracking the
conversation.

Josh Scramble (25:27):
But it also makes a great point, like I was
saying, you're either hot or notif you're a metal female fan.
Something also tells me youeither like to fuck or you don't
if you're a female fan.

Jen Pancake (25:34):
Lot of butt stuff going on Oh, I get after that
show.

Josh Scramble (25:38):
On the next Milo Moni Madhouse.

Jerry Pancake (25:42):
My friend has to take a shit really bad. He's
like, he'll pay anything.

Josh Scramble (25:48):
That is it for our inaugural episode of season
two. Tune in next week to hearthe conclusion of the epic Sonic
Temple voyage, journey,massacre, whatever you wanna
call it. Hope to see you soonand keep on rocking on.
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