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August 26, 2025 53 mins

This week on the podcast, the guys get into a wild discussion about everything from chaotic travel and absurd video game theories to nostalgic music and embarrassing moments. They’re broadcasting live from their dungeon, where they talk about the struggles of being a parent and getting to play video games. The hosts share their stories of having their consoles on different platforms, while talking about a surprise trip to Mexico. They then talk about the legendary music artists of the 80s and 90s, and they share some of their memories of watching old television shows and wrestling.


00:00 - 04:30 | The Cruise Scam & Travel Woes

The hosts talk about a cruise scam, where a brother is trying to get them to go on a cruise for a seemingly cheap price. They then talk about their recent travels, a surprise trip to Mexico, and how they are exhausted from traveling.


04:30 - 10:30 | Nostalgic Nonsense & Retro Rewind

We take a trip back to the 90s, celebrating the release of the iconic Game Boy, the Super Nintendo, and Goldeneye 007. We talk about the Game Boy's legendary battery life and how Goldeneye was the first game we remember playing with friends in a multiplayer setting. It’s a great trip down memory lane!


10:30 - 20:50 | The Madden Curse & Arkham Asylum

We delve into the infamous Madden Curse, discussing the case of cover athlete Eddie George and his questionable luck. We also talk about our love for the show Prison Break and how it was the only show we would watch on network TV at the time.


20:50 - 30:00 | Music & Memories

The discussion shifts to music, as we talk about the legendary music artists of the 80s and 90s. We talk about the song "Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News and how it was the number one song in the country in 1985. We also talk about Kylie Minogue and how we are shocked that she is still popular today.


30:00 - End | Dude Robes & Mexico Mishaps

We talk about our love for "Dude Robes" and how we are ready for the weather to get colder so we can wear them. We also share our funny misadventures from a recent trip to Mexico, including a run-in with a surprisingly helpful Starbucks employee and a family member who couldn't stop speaking Spanish to us.


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(00:00):
We're at 1785. Uh huh.
We're trying to get to 1800. OK, how many do we need?
17 right? Are you sure about that?
8585 to 18 would be 15 + 2 OK is17.

(00:20):
OK, but why? Why why do we need the +2?
Why can't we just get 15? You said to get to 1800, right?
Yeah. And we're at 85.
We're at 83 bro. Oh, you said 85.
No, I didn't. That's how I was.
Doing I'm playing the shit back,I'm playing the shit back.
I said we're at 83 OK and but ifby the way I do math is I find

(00:41):
the closest thing that makes sense.
Got it. And that.
Was 15 and then you add the two and now you have 17.
Instead of just doing basic math, we're just going to.
Yes, I don't know basic math. No, that's good.
I get it. If you like what you see on the

(01:08):
podcast, not so much on the Owl.OK, give us a couple bucks
because we are in the dungeon down here.
We are fucking This is your chance to see behind the scenes.
There is probably spiders, yeah,and I don't know what else down
here, but we're just not look inthose corners.
We're saving up money to to remove the mold.
So yes, we're tired of having respiratory infections every

(01:30):
time we come down here. Yeah, once a week.
It's terrible, but we do it for you.
We're doing it for you. Guys, let me tell you something
real quick though. You know who didn't like what
they saw? No.
Apparently dude robes because they're like hey guys, we're
going to send you some fucking shorts because.
Thank God like. Things are getting a little
little dicey outside. It's yes.

(01:51):
So hopefully here soon we'll have some more clothes to put on
Mike's Ding Dong. I do it.
Until then, we're going to keep making content, though.
We certainly are, and they like it and they keep sharing it, so
we're going to keep doing it. Huh.
So dude robes is awesome. I this dude I have been in that
hot tub every night and it's been hot as crap when I get out

(02:12):
and I don't even want to dry off.
I just want to sit there and scroll on my phone for a minute
to dry off. Today I think it's cooling off.
Yeah, I was going to say, I might have to pop by tonight
with my dude rope. Yeah, dude, let's go because.
Nothing else under it. I mean, I don't even do dude
rope overnight. Those shorts to me please we.

(02:34):
Need them. ASAP.
We need them now, but it's goingto be awesome when it's chilly
outside and I can just throw that robe on and dry off
outside. It's going to be sweet.
Homie they're talking like 66° tomorrow.
Heck yeah, dude. I'm going to be over a lot more
now without you inviting me or anything.
I just show up. I'll be out there.
Like if it's 10:00, I'm out. There, Yeah.
You're not out there every night.
I still might be out there that's.

(02:55):
Go go for it. I don't even care.
Like I am not mad at that at all.
We've got some retro rewind and you'll never guess.
Uh huh. Who it's sponsored.
By I'm going to assume it's the Regent, but what movie are they
showing? Dang it, how did he know?

(03:17):
It's almost like you have the show notes over there.
You'd think that, but I don't. People look at my glasses right
now like this motherfucker. What is happening?
Why is he wearing sunglasses? He'll talk about it.
Oh snap, that has a light on it.Why does it have a light on it?
I don't like that. Don't worry about it.
So yeah, they're playing Naked Gun.
Is that what that says? Knackered.

(03:39):
Knacked. Knacked.
Knacked. Gun listen, my fingers and my
brain are not usually on the same like La La La La La La La
La wavelength. I fucking.
Love that. Oh.
God damn it. So I type what my fingers type
and we move on and we know what we're trying to say.

(04:01):
So Naked Gun, here's The funny thing.
Yeah, I don't know if it's funny.
It's kind of funny. I don't know if it's funny.
I think I'm gonna do that every episode now and just like, go
back. And super funny.
It's not. It's not at all.
I don't think it is. Maybe it is.
If you think it is, let me know.Super insecure about it, like I
mean, if you think it's funny, Imean it's pretty cool I.
Don't know Naked Gun, the original Naked Gun and then
Naked Gun 33 and a third were sofunny.

(04:23):
Leslie Nielsen was hilarious on those.
And like, that's my kind of humor.
Like that. Just weird, just saying stupid
crap. And then people have to think
about it for a second and then they laugh.
Like they don't even necessarilyhave to laugh, right when you
say the thing you just said, just like they think about it
and then it's. Gonna be a fucking minute later
and you're like ha ha ha ha it. Finally.

(04:45):
And so Naked Gun was hilarious, just the stuff he did like, I
don't know if you remember, backto, like, Airplane.
Yeah, that same kind of humor iswhat Naked Gun and Naked Gun 33
and Third were. Hot Shots.
Yeah, Hot shots are fucking ridiculous.
Yeah, those were so funny. And so this one, I I bet it's
funny. I mean, it's it's Liam Neeson,

(05:05):
isn't This isn't his typical thing.
No, absolutely not. But I've heard like just his,
the deadpan comedy that he has in this thing is really funny.
And so, and apparently Pamela Anderson is the star, so she's
coming back. She ain't been the star in a
while. A long time.
So go check out Naked Gun at theRegent Theatre this week.

(05:26):
Tell Jerry that we sent you so he knows that we're holding up
our end of the bargain. Hey.
Speaking of the Regent, though, we're going to be hanging out
Thursday. What is that the 31st?
30th. Am I wrong?
28th. Yeah. 28th yeah.
OK, so we're going to be hangingout.
I'm going to make a little bit of food stuff to go like with
what Jerry has to serve there, but we're going to go do the

(05:48):
whole Star Wars Episode 3. Is that what it is?
Episode 3 bro it's. Going to be crazy.
He's got original cups from the release date, brand new.
He never took out-of-the-box. Totally didn't know he had it
apparently or forgot or something.
He's got the cups, he's got the lids, he's got the straws,
everything. He's got everything from 2005,
and they're not going to give you cancer, I promise.
Yeah. So come down, grab a combo 15

(06:10):
bucks for the combo, 10 bucks per cup and 6 bucks to get in
the show. Which dude?
Like just. If you just watch the.
Movie. Yeah, that's the original price
in 2005. So come get a cup, come watch
the movie with us and on the bigscreen again and have a good
time at the region here in Wellington.
It's gonna be fun. I'm glad Jerry's doing it.
It's kind of the end of the summer.

(06:30):
Close things down and just have fun, right?
Yeah, it's gonna be great. Gonna be awesome.
So you know what came out on August 23rd, which is we.
I missed this last week. That's why I'm going back to it.
This was actually really good, by the way.
Yeah. Shout out to KC because that is
delicious. I'm going to get a hold of these
guys and say, hey, you guys are doing it.

(06:52):
Mean mule distilling. Shout out guys.
That was a delicious little drink.
However, I loved it. So we missed it last week, but
August 23rd, 1991. I'll try one of those, will you?
I will watermelon poblano. I mean, it's it's going to be

(07:18):
weird. It's another one of the another
one of these. Hell, I don't know.
It's, it's the same guys, right?Me and Mule distilling.
Hell yeah, same guys. I mean, it sounded super
interesting, so we just thought,yeah, let's pick it up and see
what it's like and go from there.
But I mean the. Paloma smells spicy, dude.
It smells smoky and spicy. That's weird.

(07:40):
Shit, it's got mezcal in there. I don't hate that at all.
That's good. OK.
OK, let's go. We're on it.
Once again, back to August 23rd,1991, the Super Nintendo
released. Oh, it's fucking bad ass.
Like holy crap dude, I played somuch Super Nintendo.

(08:03):
I spent my life there for. Sure, it was so crazy and the
this thing was bundled with. Oh God damn, it's.
Weird, right? It's weird, but it's good.
Like it tastes good? Fuck me, but bundled with what?
What did it you tell me? Oh, Super Mario World, fucking
one of the best games created. I would say to me, as far as

(08:25):
Mario games are concerned, I'm going to say 64 is the best.
It was just so different. Game changer, man.
But this game absolutely 100% like, I don't know.
Because this one, I feel like I like this one better than 64
just because it's it's differentand weird.
But it's different. But it's good.
It's good. I like it.
I mean, the watermelon doesn't. Like, I'm not a big watermelon

(08:46):
guy, but it doesn't. Like it tastes like fresh
watermelon, not like fake ass watermelon.
Syrup agreed and then that spicylike you'll wait a second you're
going to get it right in here ohman so yeah Super Mario world.
I really feel like Super Mario World is my favorite Mario game
just because it's just so classic and iconic and just

(09:09):
awesome and it's you can play itover and over and over again
without getting bored and it wasjust so fun.
So shout out Super Nintendo 1991.
We were 6. I don't think I got 1.
I know I got my NES when I was 5S in 1990, a year before this

(09:31):
thing came out. I bet it was another.
I bet I didn't get one of these until 94.
I was going to. Say it it was a while because
that that NES I remember playingthat it the heck out of the NES.
I played it for a long time. So yeah, shout out SNES August
26th, 1997 the legendary first person shooter Goldeneye Double

(09:58):
O 7 Like it. Was so fucking fun.
I don't even remember what we did, but we got like the big
head mode and then you're like running on shooting these
fuckers, like yeah, on the bunkers and everything.
Yeah, it's like this. This game is just the precursor
to all the stuff we play now, really.
I was going to say, was this like the first like run around
and shoot people? I don't know but it was the
definitely the first one I remember.

(10:20):
Playing, yeah, 100%. It's definitely like the first
that I remember, like actually like playing with my friends and
run around killing each other. Yeah.
And you did the IT had, it had split screen in it.
You could play four people on there, I think.
So yeah. And it yeah, double O 7 golden
and I was just awesome, dude. And it like even I this is one
that I actually did play the campaign mode in and it was
really fun. I was actually just thinking, I

(10:41):
don't know that I ever like beatthe game.
I just remember like getting on playing the first level and then
like battling with my friends and shit.
Which is exactly what I did withHalo every single time.
Yeah. All right.
August 2000 Madden NFL 2001 Thisis a little Madden Curse talk.

(11:04):
Do you know who that guy is on the cover?
No. That is Eddie George.
OK. Eddie George was the on the
cover of Madden 2001 and the reason he was on the cover of
Madden 2001 is because he had a great season in 2000 or in 99
before the game came out. And so the question is, did the

(11:27):
Madden curse hit Eddie George after he was on the cover?
What do you think? I I think yes, because there's a
Madden curse for a reason, so I feel like it's fucking
everybody. OK, so this this one gets a
little sketchy and I think it's going to be questionable because
Eddie George never got hurt in that season, but once the
playoffs came around, he bobbledthe ball at the end of the game

(11:52):
to lose the game to the Ravens. And then the next year he got
hurt and he was never the same. And so it, I think it did, yeah,
there's there could be a theory that says it's football and
everybody's just going to get hurt.
But I feel like it didn't get him the year he was on the
cover, but it got in the next year.

(12:13):
And this thing you just don't want to be on the cover of.
This No, do not, absolutely do not look what happened to John
Madden. Oh yeah, he's, yeah, just dead.
Got his ass, got him. Took him a while but.
Got him. Still got him.
OK, so Speaking of Madden 2001, let's talk about this.

(12:34):
This is the cartridge conundrum for this week.
All right, fellow football freaks, prepare for a little
history lesson. Let's go back or stay in the
year 2000, before the Madden curse was a meme, before
everybody even knew it was a thing 'cause it, they, it.
Nobody put two and two together yet.
So let's let's do this back in the year 2000.

(13:03):
OK, do. You remember that?
I do. From what?
I don't remember, but I rememberhearing it.
The Conan O'Brien show. Is it OK?
Yes. God damn it.
So let's stay in the year 2000, before the Madden curse was a
meme and the when was the undisputed king of all football
games. There was a fierce console war
being waged on the gridiron thatyear.

(13:24):
The legendary Marshall folk of the Saint Louis Rams graced the
cover of a game that went toe totoe with Madden for the football
game crown. It was a time when gamers had a
real choice and and the competition was at its peak.
So if you think you're a true football video game historian,

(13:45):
what was the name of the iconic game that featured Marshall
Faulk on the cover, was releasedby 989 Sports and challenged
Madden's dominance in 2000? Was it Troy Aikman NFL 2001?
Was it NFL 2K1? I'm doing this thing again.
Was it NFL game day 2001 or was it NFL Blitz 2001?

(14:06):
Do you got it? If you do, let us know in the
comments. Also for you people, you lovely
people watching the podcast, you're going to get to find out
the end. I'm going to tell the answer at
the end. So tell us your comment now.
Tell us what your answer is, andI will tell you the answer at
the end of the podcast. So stay all the way to the end.
It'll be the last thing we talked about.

(14:27):
OK then. All right, OK, let's talk a
little newer. 2009 Batman ArkhamAsylum was released in the in
North America, revolutionizing the superhero video game genre
with its free flow combat and detective version.
So yes, detective vision. So this one, did you play this?

(14:52):
I did not. I own this game.
I have started it. I bet I've started it five times
and it is so cool. And I get through the the first
cutscene I I think it starts outin the diner.
You get going in this thing you're you're Batman.
It's real dark and like it's super cool.
And by the time I get to that point, it's, I don't know, an

(15:14):
hour or two hours in and being adad of four and a husband and
having a pool and a hot tub and a yard to mow and all the stuff
that goes along with being an adult, I never get past that
point. It's just like, I turn it off
that after the first time playing it and I'm like, I'm
coming back to this thing and I never do.

(15:35):
And then I restart it and I get to that about that same point
again. One of my goals is to get to
just to play this game a little bit and see what it's all about
because it really is like even for being come out in 2009, like
it's the graphics are cool. It's a really cool game and I
think you can get it on Game Pass.
So look into it. If you're bored, you might try

(15:55):
it too, because. I'll tell you what it's like
since you can't get. Past yeah, exactly.
I'll play vicariously through you, but it's super like I've
the one when I've played this game, I've loved it.
It's been super fun. All right.
August 1986, we were one. That's right.

(16:17):
Laser tag hit the shelves. Laser freaking tag.
This is still cool today. Yeah, I can't imagine being a
789 year old in 86 and getting laser tag for Christmas.
I can't imagine it was very good.
I maybe not, but do you see thatbox?
Yeah. That is the most 80s looking toy
I have ever seen in my. Life, they absolutely killed

(16:38):
that. They killed it.
That is like that's awesome. And so this was the number one
Christmas gift in 86. Like I can imagine because I
don't know if you had to be in adark room, I don't know if you
could play this outside. Like I don't know if you, if you
were around back then and you had this tell us like how
awesome it was or how not awesome it was.
But even today, laser tag's fun as an adult, like going into the

(17:04):
neon room and it being dark in there and you're running around
shooting people. Like I don't know why we turned
war games into fun, but laser tag is fun.
Got to get you ready for the apocalypse.
I guess so. So let us know in the comments
if you played the laser tag in 1986 as a kid because it sounds
like it would be awesome. We're getting all the marks.

(17:24):
Are you doing that? Nope.
Nope, not him. OK.
Let me know if you remember this.
I was aware of it, but I never watched it.
Me too, like I the the reason this came up is because in my
research it the the the series finale happened in 1991 on

(17:48):
August 30th and I remember hey dude, but it wasn't something
that I was like super. Into even like salute your
shorts was the same thing for me.
It's like I was aware of it but I like never watched it.
I just did not care. Agreed.
I mean, we were a little bit young still because it ended in
91 and that was probably a little bit before my time of
having watching TV too much, butit was iconic.

(18:12):
I mean, I definitely it's I remember, hey, dude, like even
though it wasn't a big deal to me, I remember it.
And so I think that RFP. Hey, dude.
I'll tell you what I do Rememberthose God Dang fighting Power
Rangers? Go go, Power Rangers.

(18:35):
Do you remember in 1993, bro, the freaking Mighty Morphin
Power Rangers? It was crazy.
And what's funny is like I stilllove seeing content that like
pops up on TikTok talking about it.
And it's like like Billy, one ofthe dudes like was gay and I
guess they like bullied the shitout of him and like dude was
about to kill himself. Or maybe he did end up like

(18:56):
killing himself. Like it was that bad.
Like it was crazy, but they werelike talking about it's like,
God damn, it was, it was a roughtime.
Yikes. Yeah.
Don't be gay in the 90s. No.
That was a bad deal. Apparently.
The the freaking part, my boys, they're six and eight and
they're still, they're watching they they watch the entire

(19:17):
original Mighty Morph Power Rangers series.
They're watching the new one now.
I just bought my gifted my wife on Fortnite the pink Ranger.
She told me I need to get one now too, and I said I'm gonna
get the green one because it looks the most Mexican.
You got to be black. Did I just say that?
Who said that? Who said that?
Why? Why I got to be the black one?

(19:39):
Because you wear black shirts all the time.
Yeah, that makes sense. I thought it was a people of
color thing. Is he black underneath?
They weren't very subtle about that either.
No, they. Were OK cute white girl, you get
the pink one. Asian lady, you're yellow.
A black guy. Oh, that makes sense now.
OK. Yeah.

(19:59):
Blue guy's the leader, because we're always blue guy's always
the leader. Was he?
I thought it was a red guy. No it.
Was always blue. Was OK.
Red always thinks he's the leader.
The Blue's actually the leader. Anyway.
Whether it's Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, it's Blue's
always the real leader. Was the blue one, not the gay

(20:20):
one, being bullied? I don't know, but he was the
leader. OK.
Anyway, Power Rangers just the it's you go back and watch it
now dude, and it's so stupid like.
For 100% I always wondered if Rita was a baddie like.
In real life, yeah, right. Like, is she a freak?
But I wonder, probably a freak. Man, like so weird.

(20:44):
Rita was so she was so weird. Like that was just real strange.
The. Dubbing was so fucking bad.
Yeah, but. Everything.
I don't know, like I feel like I've heard where they meant it
to be kind of like it was supposed to.
Sort of be supposed to be like some bad like.
Because it didn't it come from Japanese.
It was a Japanese thing. And then they kind of made it
for the US and so it kind of hadsome of that same feel to it.

(21:05):
Yeah, but any kid, it doesn't even matter if you liked Power
Rangers or not. You played this in the backyard
for sure on the playground. No matter what your your friends
forced you to play it. You saw it and you knew about
it. And you?
I want to say they even had a badass video game too at some
point but. Oh, I'm sure they they're no
reason not to have a video game.I don't remember playing a a
Power Rangers video game though,so I don't know what there would

(21:27):
have been, but there had to havebeen a cool video game of it.
But fox kids like this just killed it, dude.
I mean, it was just awesome. So I mean this one near and dear
to both of our hearts. August 29th, 2005, the action
drama series Prison Break. So.

(21:47):
Good man, We we had a lot of funwith that.
Here's the thing. So this came out in 2005.
I would say that the second season probably came out in
2006. Then you had watched this.
Yeah, With your girlfriend at the time, and now your wife.
Crazy. And you were like, dude, have
you seen this show? And I was like, no.
And I remember I stayed at your house for two days and all we

(22:11):
did was watch the first season of Prison Break so we could get
caught up and watch the second season live.
And this show was so cool. Like, I think we got these from
Netflix when they had DVDs. Like, we were shit.
Yeah, I think we had the DVDs ofthis first season.
That's crazy. And we watched the whole thing
in two days so that we could be caught up and that was super
cool. Like such a cool show him and

(22:32):
his brother and just the his whole motivation for like going
to jail. His brother got framed.
He went through some bullshit. And he went and robbed a bank on
purpose to freaking get put in the same jail as his brother so
he could break them both out. Yeah, and he did it it.

(22:53):
Was a big setup. It was.
Man and so yeah, such a cool show.
Like he had all those tattoos onhim to get.
He had him. He put that whole body suit of
tattoos on so he could get out of.
So it was the map of the freaking.
Jail. And then he fucking like got
burned on one episode and he couldn't finish the map.
Yeah. I remember that like.
Every episode it's like, oh, it's looking good.

(23:15):
Something bad happened and it was just the whole fucking show,
man. Man, such a cool show.
And like that was, but like, I don't think I watch anything on
network TV anymore. Like it's just not good.
Not as good as the stuff you canwatch on HBO or Netflix or
whatever. But this on Fox was this is a
weekly deal like you had. We had to watch Prison Break and

(23:37):
it was so fun. We loved it.
Absolutely. So shut up.
Prison Break. Or as the kids would say, W
Prison Break, no. Yeah, I guess I don't know.
Such an old man over there doesn't know any slang.
He doesn't know anything. He probably doesn't even know
what a clanker is. 40 Mike C Baby.

(23:58):
That's right. That was my goal today was to
figure out how to work in Clanker and I didn't do a very
good job of it. I.
Don't know what that is. Just a robot.
OK, let's do a little bit of wrestling.
Quick hits, because why not? The August 31st, 1998 episode of
Monday Nitro was the very last time that they ever beat WWF Raw

(24:27):
in the ratings. Oh shit.
So this was the last time WCW was on top and then it was
downhill from there, baby. OK, let's get into this because
this is going to be fun. We got some music.
So the the song from the year wewere born in August 31st, 1985.
We've talked about it before because of Back to the Future,

(24:48):
but it was it's a. Curious thing, why do I feel
like that's on like every 80s movie fucking ever?
Because they all sound a lot alike.
But Huey Lewis and Power Love, this is just a, this is still a
bop, dude. I, I jammed to this.
If it comes on, if I ever hear it, I'm listening to the whole

(25:08):
thing because it's a good song. And I think Huey Lewis is really
good. Like I, I could jam to a bunch
of his stuff. So Power Love 1985, the year we
were born, it was the number onesong in the country and I think
it's a good one. All right, so let's talk about
something that came out in 1998.OK, I'll go a little bit out of

(25:32):
order here because I think the last one is the best one, but do
you know the top the the order? Did you listen to Korn?
Do you know the first 3 songs onthe follow the leader album Shit
out in 1998? I.
Don't know that I could tell youthose.

(25:54):
OK, so the first one it's on by corn, the second one I will
leave till the last and then thethird song on this album.
All polite. All.

(26:15):
Polite. This.
I remember this video on TRL. Like they're just all in their
sweet cars riding around. And then this one is the hue.
This, I don't know, maybe their biggest song ever?
Yeah. Freak on a leash.

(26:37):
Like blind was huge too though. Yeah, I agree with that.
Blind was big for, but that riffat the beginning of Freak on a
Leash is just like, yeah, you just know what that.
Song they had such just weird like guitars going on at any
given time and I remember feel the the bassist like had like
the deepest fucking like you could just constantly hear those

(26:57):
strings just rattling because I want to say they were in like
drop a or some shit. And like now people are even
doing like drop G, but I want tosay they were like the first
ones that were like doing stuff like that low and it was just it
was wild. This album went five times
platinum, which is just huge. It sold 270,000 copies the first

(27:19):
week and people loved it. I mean corn and limp biscuit and
who else is in that same genre? Like what do we even call?
I mean, Slipknot was later, a little bit later, but I mean
definitely like corn and Limp Biscuit were like the two big
like I don't want to say that kind of head to head, but they
were definitely up there on top together.
Yeah, I mean it's the. Is that new metal in you?

(27:41):
Yeah, new metal. That sounds right.
And it was kind of like rap, rapmetal, like, I don't know, it
just different. Like it was just different
anything we had heard. And it just very much felt like
they were rebelling, Like just they didn't ever say that,
really. Yeah, Rage.
Just machine. Yeah, there you go.
Like it just felt like they werelike.

(28:02):
Rage was very fucked the system.Like for sure, they were very
loud and vocal about that. I remember that for sure.
But it just, it very much felt like this was rebellious music
and he didn't really know why. And but it definitely felt the
way. OK.
This one in 2003, which is the year we graduated high school.
If you don't know this 123, my baby, don't mess around because

(28:28):
you love me. Hey, y'all from Outkast.
Holy smokes, dude. Yeah.
Such a good song. This whole entire album was
awesome. And it dropped this week in
2003. And this man?
I'll tell you what pissed me offthough.
Andre 3000 came out with music not long ago, and everybody's so
fucking amped about it, you knowwhat I mean?
Because like, dudes like, he's agreat artist.

(28:49):
That's weird. He's amazing at what he does.
And then he puts out this whole fucking like flute album, like
instrumental flute album and everybody was like, God damn it.
But he's the he doesn't care. He doesn't.
He's just going to do. What he wants, but I like.
God damn, dude, I was, I was amped to like see if we're going
to get like some good old school, like whatever.
And no dude, I don't. Think we're going to get that
again? No, I felt like going outside

(29:09):
and feeding some fucking bird birds and doing mushrooms or
some shit, I don't know. It was.
It was different, man. It was different, I agree, but
man, outcast was just so cool for a couple of years there.
They just put out such good stuff.
Miss Jackson. Sorry, Miss Jackson is just
ingrained in my head and I think, you know, these guys were

(29:29):
just so they were innovative even and I.
Think that's the The thing is like I feel like if you can put
it on now and like the kids would be about it now it's like
that's you know, it was just a fucking bop and they 1,000,000%
would be. Yeah, so that's music for this
week. You want to do a little bit of
you want to get in that fridge. Fuck you trying.

(29:50):
Yep, let's do it. We are going to shout out Shiner
and this time, yes Sir, this time we are talking about
Oktoberfest. Heck yeah, Shiner.

(30:11):
That's about to do it. They're going to get there.
We're going to get them. We got.
I like to think they're at like some bismi, like these guys will
not shut the fuck up. Like, can we send them a goddamn
koozie or something? It's like.
Can we just shut them up please?Send a koozie, a bottle opener.
Anything Shiner, let us know you've hurt us.
Like here we go. They're they're they are pumping

(30:32):
the crap out of this. And I said that on purpose.
They are pumping the crap out ofthis on their on their socials
and they've got some funny ones out there.
They've got one with Oktoberfeston it and it's a tap and it says
I'll tap that, which I thought was funny.
Definitely a lot more flavor. It's a lot more rich than your

(30:52):
typical. Yeah.
Have you had many Oktoberfests? No.
Oktoberfest is that way. Like it's it's spicy and bold
and a little bit of hops in there but not a ton.
Almost kind of Carmel Y too. Carmel Y.
Yep, you're. Yep.
You're. I'm getting there, it all just
didn't taste like fucking hops to me now.

(31:13):
I know, right? It used to.
That's a beer's just beer. And I'm like bro.
It tastes the exact same, but no, it's I'm getting there.
I'm getting there. Yeah, so Oktoberfest Shiner,
let's go. We got a brown man that wants to
put your logo on his skin. Oh, all over it, baby.
We got a white boy that just wants to love your products.
Big old pasty ass for a tattoo. That's no, not happening.

(31:36):
I mean, I would. I might do that.
I think you would. I think they said, hey Trav, you
got a big pasty ass and we'd love to put a bottle cap on it.
We're going to send you some shit and you're going to be
like. OK, fine.
Chip, sorry you have to see this, but you're going to see my
butt cheek if they were coming down there to do this in
Arlington, if they want us to get a tattoo.
Yeah, we're going to get with our buddy and I'm going to talk

(31:58):
to him about like, working out and things I can do to be better
and he's going to tell me stop eating like a fucking idiot.
But great dude. And I feel I think he would like
the Oktoberfest stuff too, right?
Yes, he should. I mean, he's German.
I mean, we can't. Somewhere from over there.
He's something I don't. Know he's a hooligan, that's all
I know. He is a hooligan so.

(32:19):
But man, I'm fucking excited because like, like I said, the
weather tomorrow supposed to be like 66° and rainy.
Your wife has already told me she's got soup shit like on
deck. And I totally forgot to do that
while I was at the store. So maybe I should go back and
get some shit. But I I want to get some soup
stuff ready. Dude, I am so fucking ready for
like fall and Halloween, all thegood stuff.
You got the Oktoberfest right here.

(32:40):
And then, dude, like this whole thing just got me thinking like
the other day, like my kid was talking about like the goosebump
books and how like he's still reading and everything.
And I was like, God damn. And it made me think like, I
wonder if he's ever seen Are youafraid of the dark?
And it still might freak him outbecause you know, the kids are
like 11-12 ish right now, you know?
So it made me things like God, what, what what?
What are some of the best ones like?
I feel like this. Is a big topic, I know.

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Here's the thing. What the fuck just happened?
Here's the thing. Get your cell phone ready.
Oh my God. Because submitted for the
approval of the Midnight Society.
God damn it. We call this the tale of the
Storyteller's Curse. Fucking fuck.
You didn't get your you didn't get your cell phone ready.

(33:22):
For that, yeah, I'm on TikTok. But is this going to matter?
Fine, no. OK.
I just wanted to freak you out. Nom nom.
I left the TikTok. Oh no.
Yeah, that kind of was concerning for a second.
So yeah, I agree. Like I this has a lasting effect

(33:43):
on me because some of these episodes, I don't know how they
thought they were for kids. Dude, they, they did some just
wild shit. And so that's the thing I pulled
it up on like Reddit, like people talking about like some
of their favorite episodes or some of the scariest ones.
I'll go through like a quick little list and then you can
tell me like what you thought because.
I have mine like I know. Yeah, I know mine too, 100%.

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And I can tell you exactly why. But like the first one they
share is the tale of the gassy Grinner.
And that's where the Chris comicbook villain comes to life.
And it's like as he's like interacting with people, he's
turning them into like these drooling, laughing zombies with
like this green like slime coming out of their mouth.
Creepy as fuck. And then let's see the doll
maker. That was a fucking scary one
too. We're like.

(34:26):
Dude so creepy because dolls arejust creepy anyway and then.
They start turning into porcelain and everything and
it's like God that was creepy asfuck.
I did not like that one. How about the tale of laughing
in the dark? The haunted carnival house with
a turn clown named Zebo. Is this the one where they had
this? He had this cigar and the kid
goes and steals the nose? Yeah.

(34:46):
Oh dude, that clowns just freak people out anyways.
And this one. As.
Fun. Here's the I I know the story of
this one. The the freaking guy went into
this room to hide and his cigar caught the freaking room on fire
and it killed him. Yeah.
And he so then he haunts that place and they made a Zebo clown
ride out of it. Yep.

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And this kid goes in and steals the nose and then they just, it
just honks the crap out of him. So I will tell you mine.
The the creepy one for me was like about a little boy who
drowned and he's like always around water and he keeps saying
like I'm cold and he's like, I don't know.
It was creepy as fuck. The The thing is, when I lived
at the original house I lived at, like I was always walking by
a Creek and I was always walkingat home at night and there's

(35:30):
this fucking Creek and I just always imagine like turning and
looking and seeing that fucker, like sitting there.
And then I'd be like you. Know the name of the episode?
I don't even remember. I think it might just be cold.
I'm cold, but fuck, I don't know.
But it was creepy as fuck. And I remember that one.
Like any time I'd walk by one ofthose creeks I was just like God
damn dude, like let's just get the fuck out of here.
So mine is the tale of the dead man's float, and this is also

(35:51):
about drowning. OK.
Was that the high school? The high school one, yes.
And the freaking the why? What happened?
What? Inactive.
We're not inactive, you stupid thing.
Hold on. You're.
Gonna make me edit some shit. You're gonna make me do my
fucking job? There we go.

(36:13):
OK, it was making us. It was gonna make us turn off
our live. Fuck these bitches.
So yes, the tale of damage. This was the high school one
where they in the swimming pool and the monster in this thing
was so freaking creepy. It was a skeleton.
Was it the red one? The red one, yes.
And it had. I mean, it was like the flesh
was just falling off of this thing.

(36:34):
And scientist kid. But we never had a fucking high
school with a pool, so you're just like.
Well, it's just swimming pools in general, like.
OK, you're just worried this fucker is going.
To get you yes, just not being able to see the bottom of a
swimming pool freaks me out still.
And I think it's part part of it's because of this episode.
Like this thing was just weird, man.
And that scientist kid, it's a good thing he knew science

(36:55):
because he helped him figure outhow to catch it.
But that janitor, I thought thatjanitor was for sure a bad guy,
and he ended up being a good guy.
Yeah, yeah, dude, I kind of missit.
And like I said, it makes me wonder if we were to talk to the
kids now and be like, hey, what do you guys think?
You want to go give this a shot if they'd like it or not?
If they're. Still, I should my kids like
creepy stuff. I should be like, hey, watch
this, like tell. Me what you They would love it

(37:16):
for sure. All of them, like even the
little one, he'd be like, Nah, that's dumb.
Or he'd tell me like, I'm not watching that.
That's scary as crap. Yeah.
So. Well, that's good.
Like I said, Halloween's coming up, man.
Like I feel like fall's coming. Like just all this stuff, dude,
and I'm so fucking excited for it.
And this made like creepy stories make you feel like fall.

(37:38):
Yeah, dude, like, yeah, creepy magic, like fucking Harry Potter
has got to be coming on soon, you know what I mean?
Yeah, yeah. Lighting all the fucking candles
in the house and the windows open, just cold air.
Wearing a fucking hoodie like I.Love it.
You weren't a dude, Robe. Wearing a dude robe.
Just blade like wide open Oh. No, we're going to get you some
shorts. Buddy, we'll work on that, but
time is of the essence. Time is of the essence.

(37:59):
Shit is about to happen pretty quick and we desperately need.
And we all know shrinkage, so nobody's even going to be like
getting sniped. Dude, that shit's going to be an
any. I didn't know how, but it's
we're going to. I don't know, man.
It's going to be fucking wild. Your question here kids still
into Goosebumps books and why? Like be probably 1 because of

(38:25):
the movies, but two, they're just RL.
Stein's a good freaking writer, dude.
And like, those things were justbangers every time.
Yeah, one of my kids like wantedto be.
What if that little dummy was? Oh yeah.
Yeah, for Halloween I was like, well, whatever man, whatever you
want to do, but pretty crazy. Yeah, Goosebumps was was like it

(38:46):
back then for us when we were kids.
Like I remember that buying a Goosebumps book at the book
fair. I love like feeling the cover of
it because it was always. Always.
Yeah, it. All bumpy and weird and shit.
Yeah, it's like my butt. All right.
Yeah, that's a good segue into. Mexico.
New Mexico. No, hold on, we have a couple

(39:08):
more topics here. OK, real quick.
Just quick, it's. Right here in the middle.
Got it. As I started thinking about
this, I was like, man, that's probably because you're selfish.
But I'm going to say I'm going to ask it anyway.
So why do I only like when my music is at Max volume?
Oh, dude, I know what you mean. Like, I was at the gas station

(39:30):
the other day and some somebody next to me was in some shitty
car blasting the shit. I mean, the whole trunk is just
just deep worse. I'm just like, God damn, fuck
your shit, man, You know what I mean?
But yeah, I know. It's like, if you like it,
you're like, all right, yeah. Turn that up right?
Like, I don't know, I just, we've got some neighbors and I'm
just like, oh, their music is soloud.

(39:51):
And then I'll turn my stuff up when I'm outside and my wife
will come out and be like, turn that down.
It's loud. I'm like, oh it's not, but it
probably is just as loud as theirs.
I'm just like it's. Mine, my neighbors do that shit
too, but it's always late. They'll be like just rolling in
when we're like in bed, almost asleep, like whatever.
And it's like crazy fucking loud.
And it's like, dude, like if youlike your music and you want to
turn up loud, he's like, you know, that's fine.
But like when you're in a fucking residential area in the

(40:13):
middle of the night, maybe don't.
Or not outside. Yeah, have some fucking respect
and just turn it down a little bit.
Put it. In your ears.
Put it in your butt, that's what.
Take that shit. Shove it up your butt.
Right, just put it in your butt hole.
That's going to be a weird little clip.
Right in your butt. And then the second question I
have for you is, do you rememberThe Cosby Show?

(40:33):
A little. It was one of those things that
I've caught a little bit of it on, on and off, but it was like
I was aware of it. But you.
Don't even have to know The Cosby Show for this question can
make sense to you. Pudding pops.
Pudding pops and jello. OK, they were the Huxtables.
Yeah, right. Why the Frick is it called The
Cosby Show? I think he was just such a big

(40:56):
fucking person. Then it's like, hey, this is
Bill Cosby Show where he's a huxtable.
Like, I don't know. But yeah, I always thought that
was really weird, too. Makes no sense to him.
Yeah. It's like, why would you give
him another fucking name when you're going to name it after
him? Like, I don't know.
Why did you not just call him Cosby?
Is it kind of like the whole like Tyler Perry's whatever and
then they have like different names and it's, I don't know,
man. I didn't seem like that to me

(41:17):
back then. It was like, it's The Cosby Show
and it's Bill Cosby, but he's his wife's Claire and his, well,
I don't even remember his. Name I don't even fucking know.
I couldn't even tell you. I just know the whole like
roofie pudding pops that. Nobody knew about that back
then. Except.
For the people getting roofied. Yeah, except for those people.
God damn these pudding pops makeme sleepy.

(41:40):
Bill's pudding pops. God damn.
So yeah, Speaking of sleepy, I've been tired as fuck, though.
Yeah, I made a little like surprise trip to Mexico was a
surprise. We have.
We have a family member who was not doing very well down there
and in the hospital. And you know, everyone saying
like, hey, you know, you should get your grandma down here, you

(42:02):
know, make sure she shouldn't, she can take by and everything
in case something goes down. My dad called me and he's like,
man, I can't go, I can't do it. He's like, is there any chance
you can do it? So I was like, oh, shit, I'll
yeah, I will see. So yeah, it's literally like the
next day we, we like flew out and that was wild, dude.

(42:24):
Like if you were someone who does not speak Spanish well and
then to go through like the airport and customs, all the
things, it is a it is a difficult thing to go to.
And then I could not just some of.
The weird shitty things that happened too, you know, while
you're there, like. Maybe, maybe if I had the

(42:44):
glasses you have on and people were talking to me and.
Turns out they're not even that good at that.
Oh dude, yeah, I found this out afterwards.
So I have the meta glasses and I'm trying to do some
translation and I'm like, hey, can you translate in real time?
And she's like, no, I'm like, oh, what the fuck?
Like it says you can translate, but it's more like, hey, you can
say like, you know, hey, hey, Meta, what is Theama mean?
And then she's going to like tell it's one of those things.

(43:06):
So yeah, kind of fucking shitty.But they say that that's
something they're working on. So hopefully that gets better.
But man, I just, I had some, some fun and crazy experiences
and I can't tell you how many times.
So like my grandma, she she speaks primarily Spanish, but
she speaks English as well. I can't tell you how many times
like she turned to me and started just rambling a bunch of
Spanish. I'm like grandma English.

(43:28):
You know, Yeah. You know who I?
Am you above all people know this shit.
So then she's like, oh, OK, And then she starts speaking
English. No shit.
At one point, like we go to get fruit because like that was one
of the things I've always seen those cups of fruit, like with
the chamoy that he and all that.It's like, I gotta fucking do
that. So we go and she's sitting here
talking to me. It's like, what do you want?
I'm like, I'm just going to get a small one.
Like I'm not trying to get a lot.
We literally just ate like a shit ton of tacos that like this

(43:50):
amazing spot, tacos Brovi and Guadalajara.
So anyways, we see this this seller on the street.
So we go over there and you know, I'm telling them, you
know, I'm trying to do my best. I'm like, you know, you know,
Pinayi mango, you know, just going through all the shit I'm
telling my grandma. She's trying to help me, but she
literally starts rambling off a bunch of Spanish to me and I'm
like, grandma, I'm just going toget something small, whatever.

(44:11):
And then she turns to him, the Mexican dude on the corner.
She's like he would like to try some and like I'm like, God damn
it, you were. He knows Spanish.
Yeah, I was like, you were mixing this shit up right now,
lady. Like, so it's like I'm having to
tell her like you can speak Spanish to him, you can speak
English to me, like we can get this shit figured out.
So I finally got my fruit. You know, I can like post a
video and shit of it because it I mean, it was incredible, so

(44:32):
good, incredibly cheap and dude,just so good.
But like, like I said, I had some just weird shit that
happened in Mexico, you know, just fun stuff.
Like at one point, like my, my, my family member that I stayed
without there, she lives in likethis big beautiful, like gated
area. And at first I had no problem.
She told them like, hey, you know, my family members coming

(44:54):
like don't, don't harass him, don't give me a hard time,
whatever, just open the gate, let him in, whatever.
So like, you know, I'd go down, I'd walk the streets, I'd go
get, you know, tacos adiche, like whatever.
I'd come back upstairs, not an issue.
And it was really like the last day I was there before I flew
out. I go and like ring the bell and
I'm sitting holding the door getting ready to push it open.
Nothing happens. So like I hit it again and I'm

(45:14):
holding it and still nothing happens.
I'm like what the fucks going on?
This dude comes out and he's alltalking to me.
Like bro, I don't what the fuck you're saying?
I was like, I don't speak much Spanish.
Like I speak a little bit. I was like, here's the thing.
So I start trying to tell him how I'm there with my family
member, whatever. He won't let me in regardless.
So I'm like pulling up my phone,like trying to call thay my
family member that I'm staying with.
She's not answering. I tried calling another friend,

(45:36):
they're not answering. Finally call and her they got
another family member, she answers.
So I'm like put on speaker. I'm like here fucking tell this
guy, you know that I can't get in here.
So like I hear them saying like no sabo and I'm like, OK,
they're talking about me becauseI don't speak any fucking
Spanish. So finally they get the message
across. They let me inside.
Yeah. More than me, I would have no
idea. One of the funniest fucking
things though, is like, there's there's this amazing coffee shop

(45:58):
flirty like a block from her. And the first time we went, she
kept walking us like down the street a few blocks to get to
Starbucks. And then we found this one was
like, God damn, why are you not taking us to this one's like
Cordoba or something like that? So I was like, I'm going to get
up, I'm going to Cordoba, I'm going to go get some coffee.
So like, I walk there, they're closed.
I'm like, fuck. So I walk up the street, go to
Starbucks and I get in there andI'm, you know, I already just

(46:20):
prepping myself like how I'm going to handle this, you know,
all the real shit I got to go through, you know, some Los
ciento MI espanol Nos bueno guero, you know, Cafe Blanca,
like whatever. And the guy's just nodding and
he's like, OK, OK, OK. You know, like, yeah, that's
good. And then I like, get through
like most of my order and I go and I, I place my order.
I go through like all this shit.And then all of a sudden this

(46:42):
guy goes, you want that hot or cold?
I'm like, God damn it, man. I was like, are you serious?
I was like, I could have, I could have had this shit, like
ready to go and like, you know, we could have made this.
Easy. Hilarious.
So I'm sitting sweating, bullish, just hoping to fuck
that this guy is understanding anything I'm saying.
And then he's like, you want that hot or cold?
Just as regular as fucking, you know, like not broken whatsoever

(47:03):
that is. So I was like, oh shit, man.
And then I'm flying home and this is like the end of that.
I'll tell you about Mexico, but I'm flying home.
I'm exhausted, dude. I've been up late, up early, all
the bullshit. So there is like 3 kids sitting
behind me and I mean they're constantly kicking the seat,
fucking putting their legs into it.
Like I feel them just jab me thewhole time just being loud.

(47:24):
And what's funny is there are these Mexican kids that are
flying into the states. But like I had this kid just
going shit, shit. And I thought it was funny dude
because I got first. I'm like oh God, this kids like
getting it. And he has his Mexican parents
and I don't know, I've never heard them speak English.
I don't know if they even spoke English.
So this kids like shit shit justtalking to his brothers and he's
like, do you have to go to the bathroom?
I'm going to shit my pants just,you know, intentionally like

(47:46):
trying to just, I don't know. But anyways, it finally like
they get all wild and stuff and they're just going crazy.
And it's like the middle of the flight and the dude who's like
on the ends like in the aisle finally turns and goes hey.
And like everybody got dead fucking quiet.
Like the whole fucking flight got quiet.
Like I feel like we were even inturbulence and the the plane
just fucking leveled out becauseit's like not trying to deal

(48:07):
with it either. It was fucking crazy.
But yeah, they were fucking justwild kids the whole time.
We finally got like to Dallas and we're like, OK, we have like
an hour and a half to get through our gate, Dude.
We had so my grandma, they had her in a wheelchair and they
were taking us through like customs and all that.
So typically it's generally pretty quick.
It's nice, you know, super easy.It takes fucking forever.

(48:30):
It literally got to the point where it's like, hey, your
flight is leaving in like 8 minutes, so we are running.
This dude's holding my grandma on a wheelchair and he's like
sprinting. I'm sprinting and then we hear
over the thing. It's like, hey, last call for
Wichita. And I'm like, God damn, we're
going off the elevator. I Sprint out of the elevator as
they're closing the door. So then there's somebody there.
I was like, hey, can you go in there and tell them to fucking

(48:51):
stop? Like we, we have to get on this
plane. So a dude hits the buttons, runs
inside, and thank God they decide to come out and let us
board because by that time they could have just flown away.
Holy. Cow.
Oh my God, you. Almost missed it.
We're we're almost left in Dallas, which, you know, we
would have dealt with it. Yeah, you'd have figured it out,
but Dang. I was so damn ready to to get
home though. That's a wild story.

(49:14):
It's a lot, don't want to do that.
No. OK, so yeah, that, that was my
trip. So I, I went to Mexico
immediately, come home packed and then got ready in the next
morning, went with my wife to Kansas City for my birthday.
So I've spent some time in some vehicles and, and planes and
shit and I'm I'm just so ready to be here and just relax and

(49:38):
not have to do shit. Well, for a little bit, anyway.
For a little bit, yeah. Mexico sounds fun.
I have a dumb white people question.
OK. It was.
It looked so awesome there. You said you would love to move
there. Why are people trying to leave?

(50:01):
I obviously the, the family member I stayed with, I can post
some videos like where I stayed.I mean, it was fucking gorgeous,
you know what I mean? She has like marble everywhere,
a big balcony on like the 9th floor overlooking Guadalajara.
He's like, I feel like if that was everyday life for people,
they'd be like, man, this is pretty cool, but it's not
typical everyday life for everybody.
But you have the opportunity to do that just like you do here.

(50:23):
So what's the difference I guessis the question.
Well, The thing is, I mean, if you think about Guadalajara,
there's like 5 million people inthat area, you know what I mean?
So it's like, I, I mean, yeah, you can build yourself up and
make the money and do whatever, but it's like, it's like being
like just moving to New York City and being like, all right,
I'm going to make something of myself and live in a high rise.
It's like fucking good luck, youknow?
Like that's just what it is. It all depends on your drive and

(50:44):
what you can do and what you canaccomplish, but it's not for
everybody. OK, but Guadalajara is probably
different than Mexico City or? I haven't been to Mexico City,
but I can say Guadalajara is just constantly fucking busy.
I mean, like bumper to bumper, people walking everywhere.
I mean, like literally, there's always somebody everywhere.

(51:06):
Yeah, it just doesn't seem like it's from what you posted.
It's like, man, it seems like they have so much opportunity to
be like what to do whatever theywant to do.
They they you wouldn't need to come here to do that.
Yeah, and but that's the thing. Maybe it's not people from
fucking Guadalajara, Maybe it's people from Tijuana and, you
know, other places. Yeah, that was the thing that I

(51:28):
thought I was like, well, maybe it's just that that area is that
way, but there's probably some places that suck.
Oh 100% there's some places thatsuck.
And dude, we've been, we've beensome places like the last time
we were there, we went to a family member had a, a wedding
and we went to it. You know, we got out there, we
Ubered out there, everything wasfine.
And then we go to order an Uber back.

(51:48):
They would not fucking come pickus up because they're like,
dude, you were in the wrong place.
Oh wow, at the long time. And they're like we, they
wouldn't even send an Uber out there because it was that bad.
So we had to have like a family member drive us like an hour and
a half or whatever one way. So that sucked.
That that's crazy. So last week's answer for the
cartridge Conundrum was D Tugboat and Typhoon.

(52:11):
Did you know it? Old Tuggy.
Old tug tug, Did you know that? I did not, no.
Do you remember those guys though?
Tugboat and Typhoon the same guy, but do you remember those
gimmicks? No.
Do you remember earthquake? Nope.
You don't remember Earthquake from the WWF?
No, a big huge dude that wore the blue suit had the long hair

(52:31):
with like the. No, no.
Wow, I don't know how you don't remember earthquake.
This week's answer is C NFL GameDay 2001.
I like it. Yeah, we, I, I loved when there
was competition with these games, when it wasn't just mad

(52:52):
because Madden had like got the only the NFL rights and that
runs out soon or it already maybe ran out.
But I liked when there was more than one NFL game because it
made everybody better. Blitz was the shit though I will
say Blitz. Blitz was pretty amazing.
So awesome dude. Blitz was so cool.
I loved Blitz so well. I think we're done, I.

(53:16):
Think so? It's been a good one.
It's episode 127. I don't think we said that.
No. 27 times we've done this. That's crazy.
Way too long it. Is way too long.
It's. Fucking stop.
Way too long for us to be this bad you.
Can only get better I assume. Maybe.

(53:41):
Peace out, motherfucker, peace out.
Keep it rad.
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