October 14, 2020 • 15 mins
What has been our good and bad habits since the start of Pandemic??
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
morning show? Welcome onto the podcast. I don't know. You know,
we had chef Dan Kluber on the show today now
and I'm I'm salivating. All i can think about is
(00:24):
what I'm making for dinner. So some of us have
done better than others during this pandemic. Uh stress eating
and uh drinking too much and skipping workouts. Those are
my three problems. What are yours? Same three problems? At
a little bit of marijuana to that crazy Brody, have
(00:46):
you fallen into any any any ditches during the pandemic?
Are you what I'm on with you? Yeah? I take
a three hour nap every day and it recks my afternoon. Yeah.
I'm staying up till like one two in the morning
and then napping all afternoon. I mean, I love it,
but it's ruining me. Brodie, I'm getting email from you
like at one or two in the morning. I'm like, yeah,
he's just not going to bed. It's crazy, Garrett, what
(01:08):
about you. I've fallen into a bad I've fallen into
the this vice of buying sports cards again just to
like rip them open. It's like the thrill of almost
gambling and almost going to a live sporting event. I'm
convinced I could flip cards, which I'm sure I can,
but I haven't even started my eBay, So I have
this mound of sports cards in my house that I've
(01:31):
bought over the last three months. Is that an expensive hobby?
It does? It does? I almost have to like just
like pull away because it's I'm spending a lot of
money now, Scotty, I'm sure you are masturbating more than
ever now. It's about to save but my pole, So
(01:51):
we don't want to know. I was gonna ride my
bike every day, and I think I've probably written it
four or five times in the last five months. So
that's a problem. I need to get rid of some
of these pounds, right, No, Gandhi anything else that we
don't know about, any good or bad traits that you're
a living good or bad. No. I think I've really
just gotten so off schedule, like I kind of do
(02:12):
whatever I want to whenever I want, And I don't
know how I'm going to get back into the swing
of things when we're all forced to be on schedule
in a building at a certain time. Like I get
hungry now, I get up and go to the kitchen
and just make myself some food. It's great. Terrible for
my pants, but great for everything else. Terrible for my pants.
What about you, Nate, Listen, I had high hopes for
(02:33):
this pandemic to do, you know, learn another language. The
only thing I've really done is grown out in my hair,
and we see how successful that is. Um, I like it.
I'm a fan, thank you. I haven't done anything to it.
So I was told I need to get a keratin treatment.
No don't, don't do that, No do it. No parrot's
(02:56):
gonna mess up your natural curls. Anyone who has naturally
curly air and you put the caratin in, they always
regret it. Only do that if you want to get
rid of your curls and you can look terrible. You
need you might need a little bit. I think you're right.
I don't know, Danielle, good or bad. So I mean,
I have been on the peloton all the time, and
I've been taking walks, so that's a good thing. I've
(03:18):
been eating more than normal, that's a bad thing. But
I think I've become lazy with things like makeup and
like I'll get up in the morning and I look
in the mirror and I go just a little miscaa,
We're good. And then or like I don't want to
do anything. I'll sit on the couch for like two
hours reading a book and go, I know there's laundry
to do. I know I should be cooking, and I should.
(03:39):
I don't want to do it. It's just this lazy factor.
I was just I just walked through the house earlier
and I was like, God, this place is a ship hole.
I have stuff piled up. I've got crap from the
dogs that they've eaten, like magazines that are just like
I've got I've gotta today. I swore to myself I
would try to straighten up the house. I would what
(04:00):
about what happened? Yeah, of course it has to, because
I mean it's it's insane. At least in the morning
before I come in there, I have to put dishes
in the dishwasher. I have to do that. Knowing there
are dishes upstairs in the saint makes me nuts. Producer Sam,
your your pitfalls and your highlights. Pitfall is I think
I've turned into Joanna Gaines, but like a real boot
like version. I keep trying to decorate every part of
(04:22):
my house. So now I just have a bunch of
furniture and accessories that I bought or recently purchased that
I don't need to use anymore. William moved a giant
picture to notice that there were three paint swatches behind it.
He's like, oh, so we're repainting now. You weren't gonna
tell me or like do this with me at all.
So I'm hoarding furniture. I'm having a blast, but my
bank account isn't. But on the bright side, I've been
(04:43):
learning guitar and it's kind of working out so far. Yeah, Sam, Yeah,
like like learning as in, I pay someone money to
teach me because I know me and I need a
professional to guide me in this adventure. Good for you.
So far, out of all of us, Sam seems to
be doing really well. I'm trying. I'm trying, I know.
(05:04):
But what's her name, Gains I know. But she always
brings home with that that like stuff that looks like
it's been beaten up, like shabby. She stuff come to
my six square feet apartment and you'll see tons of it.
By the way, we're echoing again, all right, scary, well,
(05:25):
well the good um, I picked up a new habit
or a new hobby. I learned how to ride an
east scooter because I've never written one in my life.
But the bad news there is there's no exercise value
in that. You just stand on the thing and it's
motorized that just goes. It's perfect for you, which is
contributing to the problem of the fact that at ten
fifteen in the morning, I'm eating lunch. It's a terrible thing.
(05:47):
I have to break this mold, but it's fourth quarter scary.
I leave here at ten in the morning, I'm home
with ten fifteen and I'm already eating breaking into lunch.
Hold on, then, so then you do you have another
lunch and then a dinner. Yes, And that's the problem
right there. And then with the laziness. Wait, wait, you
haven't had breakfast today? Yeah, but you'n is breakfast. But
(06:12):
I'm eating terribly at the radio station too, So it's
just it's it's just a terrible like a domino effect
of bad food and bad decisions. And then at night
I get so lazy that I just ordered Uber Eats
or Seamless or something, so that's pretty bad. And then finally,
is my h the real ugly is I wear the
same two pairs of jeans and the same three T
(06:33):
shirts because I just don't want to think. I don't
like to press. That's what we're all going through. We
don't We've we've definitely all gone into this phase of
our lives where we just yeah, it's not that we
don't care. It's just no, it is we don't care.
I mean, look at Sam, she looks like a Supreme
Court justice today. You guys find when you're going to
(06:59):
buy something in a store, you go, what the hell
do I need that for? And then like I go,
let me just get the yoga pants because That's what
I'm gonna be wearing. Didn't I tell you I had? Yeah,
let's talk about going to a store and saying, I
have a tuxedo waiting at Sacks. I have to go
pick up a Paisley tuxedo. What the funking I'm gonna
do that? Yeah, it's cool. I mean it was ready
(07:22):
for the I Heart Radio Music Festival one night. So
when like make Alex cook and then you come downstairs
and a Paisley tuxedo where it's a home depot. Yeah,
so that's the only store I've really been to o
the grocery store. Brody, going to a store shopping, I
can't imagine, Like, was it you that said a store? Yeah?
(07:43):
The store is on my phone. See, but I've gone
to Target like to get stuff. And like when you
walk into Target, like even they have like some cute
clothes and sometimes shoes and whatever, and I go, what
the hell am I gonna now? Yoga pants, new sweatshirt? Great,
a new sweattert bear sneakers, Oh good, that's it. Nothing dressing,
nothing and fancy. Not a clothing story. Yesterday I went
to the Gap. Now you have to tell me because
(08:03):
my wife made me get rid of all my cargo shorts.
Those Thank god, I have cargo shorts. So you just
bought new ones because they had a whole rack of them.
They're okay, They're always going to have cargo shorts. He's
gonna kill you because there's always gonna be guys like
you that want cargo shorts. But if that's what you
want to wear, and who are we to judge at
(08:25):
this point? We judge now we don't What are you
having your pockets? What are you having your pockets? Right now?
Scott of Cargo Today, I just have my my wallet
and my little I heeart emergency card thing and a
couple of two dollar bills and my keys. That's all today.
Good thing you got all the space though, ye Cereal
Brody wears cargo shorts all the time. He loves them,
(08:47):
not for about two years. What I haven't been looking
at your shorts? Fired? What you do with them? Sell them? No,
I went, I'm wait until they come back in style.
Thanks to Scotty, I can wear them again. Scotty brought
him back handedly. I worn too amusement parks, but there's
no amusement parks to go to. Well, there is, but
(09:07):
you don't go on the thing. Well, so here we
are just bitching and moaning about the good and the bad.
But there are good things that come out of this pandemic. Yeah. Oh,
I feel like I've been super creative through this pandemic.
I've been writing a lot more. I've been painting more.
I've been creating these little wire trees that I make
a whole lot more. And I feel really good about that.
So no complaints there. And I feel last week doing
(09:30):
instat cart deliveries, you did, Yeah, good for you. Yeah,
I started up again. It's an addiction. I can't stop
to shopping in a grocery store. Yes, I love shopping.
So it's the perfect match for me. Perfect. That's awesome.
I feel like I spent a lot more time with
my family and it was given me the downtime that
I didn't have. Like, we are doing more things together,
(09:53):
more time at home. I love being here when they
wake up in the morning and helping them out with
certain things that I feel like it's a total positive
between we need more stimulation and you're getting with family.
And Gandhi has been moving around. She has three homes.
He has three pendant homes. Yes, and Sam is learning
(10:15):
how to play a guitar. I'm working on it. I'm
just kind of out here in the middle of nowhere
doing nothing. You left out. Scary's cleaning out his fridge
one meal at a time. Hey, you know what. By
the way, we've gone how many minutes into the phone
into the podcast eleven minutes and Brody and Scary haven't
started fighting at all, haven't spoken well. I got to
(10:39):
give a shout out to Brody because he moved one
of my products on eBay. I had the nutribul at
r X from like several years ago, and we're just
sitting there collecting dust, and Brody's like, huh, I think
I'll sell that for you. I got seventy dollars out
of the deal that a couple of months ago. I
would not do that because it wasn't rand new when
(11:01):
I did it for you, sold it book swap, No,
And my commission was he ships on me on the air, trade,
He runs on me on the podcast yesterday, trapped on
me today on the air. That's my buddy, there's the fight,
there's the fight we wanted. I was kind of waiting
(11:22):
for that. He's my sell I have something. I'm like, hey, Scotty,
can you sell this for me? And he sells it
for me and just venmos and boom. You know what
I ordered. I think I told you guys. I ordered
one of those little bitty blenders just if you want
to do like a protein shake in it whatever, just Y,
I ordered one. I didn't know. I ordered a pre
owned one and it came it still had a shake
(11:42):
in it. It was disgusting, and I think only paid
like fifteen dollars for I just do it away. I'm like,
I'm not even gonna deal with it. You want me
to sell that Paisley suit for you? You guys, remember
when I worked. I worked in this place called Consumers,
But it was like a catalog ordering company before like
(12:03):
you know we have Amazon or all that, there's catalog
in person. But so yes, So somebody brought in a
kid's party to return and our motto was we took
back anything and there was poop in the body, have
their shame disgusting and we and we were like, that
was the one thing I think we did not take back.
We're like, um, I don't think we can take this
(12:24):
bag because your child used it and you didn't clean
it out. I'll sell that on Facebook swap not a problem.
Hold on, what does Facebook swap? I've never heard of this. So, um,
there's a marketplace which is a general uh selling location
on Facebook where about a fifty mile radius all the
(12:45):
town's contribute. But then each town has a swap page,
so like uh, Newark or Hoboken. Swap is for the
people who live in Hoboken. And it's like eBay, but
you sell to people you know because they're on Facebook
and they're verified they were house and pick it up
or you drop it off. It's a it's a safe way.
It's like Craigslist, but what identification? I did that a
(13:06):
few months ago, and I got scared. I told the
guy he had to meet me at the police station
because it sounded like a life so scared it was shady.
But he did wind up meeting me in this jackety
old truck. And you know, he bought my bicycle. He did.
I'm drinking water out of my old pizza hut cups.
(13:28):
I love that doesn't say pepsi and like white letters
that are faded on this, I can get you sixt
for that? All right? Are we done painting? Right? Oh?
You want you want to sell that painting? Twenty? Speaking
of glasses like that, like I have the old Burger
King and McDonald's glasses from the seventies and the eighties
(13:51):
that my mother gave to me. And I'm like, I
don't need a Grimace glass, ma, I don't need you know,
the cheese burglar. But apparently these are worth money. And
there's a handburglery. You've just given me this idea that
I want to I want to give it to you. Yeah,
I just bought a Grimace puppet. How do you give
all your stuff to Scotty. Make it easy, pleasure yourself
(14:14):
with the purple Wait, wait, what do you do? What
are you going to do with a Grimace puppet? But
I saw it reminded me of a kid. It was
that plastic glow that you put on your hand, and
it's a puppets, a scary friz Van. Oh my god,
Amy is going to have you put that in the
you know, in the coral space. Yeah exactly. I'm glad
(14:38):
we got through this with no huge fights, no bloodshed,
no poop and pop, a little bit of some pop,
just a little day y'all talked about the poop in
the body. Sorry, I'm sorry. All right, got to get
out of here now. Yeah bye. I The fifteen Minute
(15:04):
Morning Show
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
morning show? Welcome onto the podcast. I don't know. You know,
we had chef Dan Kluber on the show today now
and I'm I'm salivating. All i can think about is
(00:24):
what I'm making for dinner. So some of us have
done better than others during this pandemic. Uh stress eating
and uh drinking too much and skipping workouts. Those are
my three problems. What are yours? Same three problems? At
a little bit of marijuana to that crazy Brody, have
(00:46):
you fallen into any any any ditches during the pandemic?
Are you what I'm on with you? Yeah? I take
a three hour nap every day and it recks my afternoon. Yeah.
I'm staying up till like one two in the morning
and then napping all afternoon. I mean, I love it,
but it's ruining me. Brodie, I'm getting email from you
like at one or two in the morning. I'm like, yeah,
he's just not going to bed. It's crazy, Garrett, what
(01:08):
about you. I've fallen into a bad I've fallen into
the this vice of buying sports cards again just to
like rip them open. It's like the thrill of almost
gambling and almost going to a live sporting event. I'm
convinced I could flip cards, which I'm sure I can,
but I haven't even started my eBay, So I have
this mound of sports cards in my house that I've
(01:31):
bought over the last three months. Is that an expensive hobby?
It does? It does? I almost have to like just
like pull away because it's I'm spending a lot of
money now, Scotty, I'm sure you are masturbating more than
ever now. It's about to save but my pole, So
(01:51):
we don't want to know. I was gonna ride my
bike every day, and I think I've probably written it
four or five times in the last five months. So
that's a problem. I need to get rid of some
of these pounds, right, No, Gandhi anything else that we
don't know about, any good or bad traits that you're
a living good or bad. No. I think I've really
just gotten so off schedule, like I kind of do
(02:12):
whatever I want to whenever I want, And I don't
know how I'm going to get back into the swing
of things when we're all forced to be on schedule
in a building at a certain time. Like I get
hungry now, I get up and go to the kitchen
and just make myself some food. It's great. Terrible for
my pants, but great for everything else. Terrible for my pants.
What about you, Nate, Listen, I had high hopes for
(02:33):
this pandemic to do, you know, learn another language. The
only thing I've really done is grown out in my hair,
and we see how successful that is. Um, I like it.
I'm a fan, thank you. I haven't done anything to it.
So I was told I need to get a keratin treatment.
No don't, don't do that, No do it. No parrot's
(02:56):
gonna mess up your natural curls. Anyone who has naturally
curly air and you put the caratin in, they always
regret it. Only do that if you want to get
rid of your curls and you can look terrible. You
need you might need a little bit. I think you're right.
I don't know, Danielle, good or bad. So I mean,
I have been on the peloton all the time, and
I've been taking walks, so that's a good thing. I've
(03:18):
been eating more than normal, that's a bad thing. But
I think I've become lazy with things like makeup and
like I'll get up in the morning and I look
in the mirror and I go just a little miscaa,
We're good. And then or like I don't want to
do anything. I'll sit on the couch for like two
hours reading a book and go, I know there's laundry
to do. I know I should be cooking, and I should.
(03:39):
I don't want to do it. It's just this lazy factor.
I was just I just walked through the house earlier
and I was like, God, this place is a ship hole.
I have stuff piled up. I've got crap from the
dogs that they've eaten, like magazines that are just like
I've got I've gotta today. I swore to myself I
would try to straighten up the house. I would what
(04:00):
about what happened? Yeah, of course it has to, because
I mean it's it's insane. At least in the morning
before I come in there, I have to put dishes
in the dishwasher. I have to do that. Knowing there
are dishes upstairs in the saint makes me nuts. Producer Sam,
your your pitfalls and your highlights. Pitfall is I think
I've turned into Joanna Gaines, but like a real boot
like version. I keep trying to decorate every part of
(04:22):
my house. So now I just have a bunch of
furniture and accessories that I bought or recently purchased that
I don't need to use anymore. William moved a giant
picture to notice that there were three paint swatches behind it.
He's like, oh, so we're repainting now. You weren't gonna
tell me or like do this with me at all.
So I'm hoarding furniture. I'm having a blast, but my
bank account isn't. But on the bright side, I've been
(04:43):
learning guitar and it's kind of working out so far. Yeah, Sam, Yeah,
like like learning as in, I pay someone money to
teach me because I know me and I need a
professional to guide me in this adventure. Good for you.
So far, out of all of us, Sam seems to
be doing really well. I'm trying. I'm trying, I know.
(05:04):
But what's her name, Gains I know. But she always
brings home with that that like stuff that looks like
it's been beaten up, like shabby. She stuff come to
my six square feet apartment and you'll see tons of it.
By the way, we're echoing again, all right, scary, well,
(05:25):
well the good um, I picked up a new habit
or a new hobby. I learned how to ride an
east scooter because I've never written one in my life.
But the bad news there is there's no exercise value
in that. You just stand on the thing and it's
motorized that just goes. It's perfect for you, which is
contributing to the problem of the fact that at ten
fifteen in the morning, I'm eating lunch. It's a terrible thing.
(05:47):
I have to break this mold, but it's fourth quarter scary.
I leave here at ten in the morning, I'm home
with ten fifteen and I'm already eating breaking into lunch.
Hold on, then, so then you do you have another
lunch and then a dinner. Yes, And that's the problem
right there. And then with the laziness. Wait, wait, you
haven't had breakfast today? Yeah, but you'n is breakfast. But
(06:12):
I'm eating terribly at the radio station too, So it's
just it's it's just a terrible like a domino effect
of bad food and bad decisions. And then at night
I get so lazy that I just ordered Uber Eats
or Seamless or something, so that's pretty bad. And then finally,
is my h the real ugly is I wear the
same two pairs of jeans and the same three T
(06:33):
shirts because I just don't want to think. I don't
like to press. That's what we're all going through. We
don't We've we've definitely all gone into this phase of
our lives where we just yeah, it's not that we
don't care. It's just no, it is we don't care.
I mean, look at Sam, she looks like a Supreme
Court justice today. You guys find when you're going to
(06:59):
buy something in a store, you go, what the hell
do I need that for? And then like I go,
let me just get the yoga pants because That's what
I'm gonna be wearing. Didn't I tell you I had? Yeah,
let's talk about going to a store and saying, I
have a tuxedo waiting at Sacks. I have to go
pick up a Paisley tuxedo. What the funking I'm gonna
do that? Yeah, it's cool. I mean it was ready
(07:22):
for the I Heart Radio Music Festival one night. So
when like make Alex cook and then you come downstairs
and a Paisley tuxedo where it's a home depot. Yeah,
so that's the only store I've really been to o
the grocery store. Brody, going to a store shopping, I
can't imagine, Like, was it you that said a store? Yeah?
(07:43):
The store is on my phone. See, but I've gone
to Target like to get stuff. And like when you
walk into Target, like even they have like some cute
clothes and sometimes shoes and whatever, and I go, what
the hell am I gonna now? Yoga pants, new sweatshirt? Great,
a new sweattert bear sneakers, Oh good, that's it. Nothing dressing,
nothing and fancy. Not a clothing story. Yesterday I went
to the Gap. Now you have to tell me because
(08:03):
my wife made me get rid of all my cargo shorts.
Those Thank god, I have cargo shorts. So you just
bought new ones because they had a whole rack of them.
They're okay, They're always going to have cargo shorts. He's
gonna kill you because there's always gonna be guys like
you that want cargo shorts. But if that's what you
want to wear, and who are we to judge at
(08:25):
this point? We judge now we don't What are you
having your pockets? What are you having your pockets? Right now?
Scott of Cargo Today, I just have my my wallet
and my little I heeart emergency card thing and a
couple of two dollar bills and my keys. That's all today.
Good thing you got all the space though, ye Cereal
Brody wears cargo shorts all the time. He loves them,
(08:47):
not for about two years. What I haven't been looking
at your shorts? Fired? What you do with them? Sell them? No,
I went, I'm wait until they come back in style.
Thanks to Scotty, I can wear them again. Scotty brought
him back handedly. I worn too amusement parks, but there's
no amusement parks to go to. Well, there is, but
(09:07):
you don't go on the thing. Well, so here we
are just bitching and moaning about the good and the bad.
But there are good things that come out of this pandemic. Yeah. Oh,
I feel like I've been super creative through this pandemic.
I've been writing a lot more. I've been painting more.
I've been creating these little wire trees that I make
a whole lot more. And I feel really good about that.
So no complaints there. And I feel last week doing
(09:30):
instat cart deliveries, you did, Yeah, good for you. Yeah,
I started up again. It's an addiction. I can't stop
to shopping in a grocery store. Yes, I love shopping.
So it's the perfect match for me. Perfect. That's awesome.
I feel like I spent a lot more time with
my family and it was given me the downtime that
I didn't have. Like, we are doing more things together,
(09:53):
more time at home. I love being here when they
wake up in the morning and helping them out with
certain things that I feel like it's a total positive
between we need more stimulation and you're getting with family.
And Gandhi has been moving around. She has three homes.
He has three pendant homes. Yes, and Sam is learning
(10:15):
how to play a guitar. I'm working on it. I'm
just kind of out here in the middle of nowhere
doing nothing. You left out. Scary's cleaning out his fridge
one meal at a time. Hey, you know what. By
the way, we've gone how many minutes into the phone
into the podcast eleven minutes and Brody and Scary haven't
started fighting at all, haven't spoken well. I got to
(10:39):
give a shout out to Brody because he moved one
of my products on eBay. I had the nutribul at
r X from like several years ago, and we're just
sitting there collecting dust, and Brody's like, huh, I think
I'll sell that for you. I got seventy dollars out
of the deal that a couple of months ago. I
would not do that because it wasn't rand new when
(11:01):
I did it for you, sold it book swap, No,
And my commission was he ships on me on the air, trade,
He runs on me on the podcast yesterday, trapped on
me today on the air. That's my buddy, there's the fight,
there's the fight we wanted. I was kind of waiting
(11:22):
for that. He's my sell I have something. I'm like, hey, Scotty,
can you sell this for me? And he sells it
for me and just venmos and boom. You know what
I ordered. I think I told you guys. I ordered
one of those little bitty blenders just if you want
to do like a protein shake in it whatever, just Y,
I ordered one. I didn't know. I ordered a pre
owned one and it came it still had a shake
(11:42):
in it. It was disgusting, and I think only paid
like fifteen dollars for I just do it away. I'm like,
I'm not even gonna deal with it. You want me
to sell that Paisley suit for you? You guys, remember
when I worked. I worked in this place called Consumers,
But it was like a catalog ordering company before like
(12:03):
you know we have Amazon or all that, there's catalog
in person. But so yes, So somebody brought in a
kid's party to return and our motto was we took
back anything and there was poop in the body, have
their shame disgusting and we and we were like, that
was the one thing I think we did not take back.
We're like, um, I don't think we can take this
(12:24):
bag because your child used it and you didn't clean
it out. I'll sell that on Facebook swap not a problem.
Hold on, what does Facebook swap? I've never heard of this. So, um,
there's a marketplace which is a general uh selling location
on Facebook where about a fifty mile radius all the
(12:45):
town's contribute. But then each town has a swap page,
so like uh, Newark or Hoboken. Swap is for the
people who live in Hoboken. And it's like eBay, but
you sell to people you know because they're on Facebook
and they're verified they were house and pick it up
or you drop it off. It's a it's a safe way.
It's like Craigslist, but what identification? I did that a
(13:06):
few months ago, and I got scared. I told the
guy he had to meet me at the police station
because it sounded like a life so scared it was shady.
But he did wind up meeting me in this jackety
old truck. And you know, he bought my bicycle. He did.
I'm drinking water out of my old pizza hut cups.
(13:28):
I love that doesn't say pepsi and like white letters
that are faded on this, I can get you sixt
for that? All right? Are we done painting? Right? Oh?
You want you want to sell that painting? Twenty? Speaking
of glasses like that, like I have the old Burger
King and McDonald's glasses from the seventies and the eighties
(13:51):
that my mother gave to me. And I'm like, I
don't need a Grimace glass, ma, I don't need you know,
the cheese burglar. But apparently these are worth money. And
there's a handburglery. You've just given me this idea that
I want to I want to give it to you. Yeah,
I just bought a Grimace puppet. How do you give
all your stuff to Scotty. Make it easy, pleasure yourself
(14:14):
with the purple Wait, wait, what do you do? What
are you going to do with a Grimace puppet? But
I saw it reminded me of a kid. It was
that plastic glow that you put on your hand, and
it's a puppets, a scary friz Van. Oh my god,
Amy is going to have you put that in the
you know, in the coral space. Yeah exactly. I'm glad
(14:38):
we got through this with no huge fights, no bloodshed,
no poop and pop, a little bit of some pop,
just a little day y'all talked about the poop in
the body. Sorry, I'm sorry. All right, got to get
out of here now. Yeah bye. I The fifteen Minute
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