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Nostalgia Nuggets 2 - School lunches/Magazines · Notable Nostalgia

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Speaker 2: whoa weird, but it doesn't always mean that they're happy.
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Speaker 1: Now Lucy receives a call from what I can only
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Jennyman is a star.
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Speaker 1: Her look looks weren't part of the issue. He's like
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Speaker 1: I had to sell my last top hat for dramas.
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Speaker 2: Maybe this is not appropriate either, but we'll see. Hello. Hello, Hello,
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Speaker 2: and welcome to Notable Nostalgia. I am Jeff, Hello, and
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Speaker 2: I am Andy, and welcome to our second mini nugget
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Speaker 2: episode of Notable Nostalgia where we just chit chat about
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Speaker 2: what we're nostalgic for.
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Speaker 1: Heck yeah, I'm super pumped. Just to reiterate, we're doing
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Speaker 1: this every other week in between normal episodes.
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Speaker 2: Bi weekly or opposite bi weekly. Okay, so Andy, what
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Speaker 2: this week are you nostalgic for.
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Speaker 1: I was thinking about this today at work because I
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Speaker 1: was really hungry. But do you remember elementary school lunches?
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Speaker 1: And that was before McNary or before middle school to
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Speaker 1: where you could like buy specialty lunches, like in elementary school,
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Speaker 1: everybody had to eat the same lunches. Yeah, so I
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Speaker 1: was thinking about this because I've been craving when I
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Speaker 1: was in elementary school. At one of the schools, they
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Speaker 1: had these chicken tacos and they were soft tacos. They
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Speaker 1: had white tortillas, like the most succulent chicken meat you've
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Speaker 1: ever had, with like the processed cheese and the lettuce
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Speaker 1: and like the tomatoes and onions, and it was so
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Speaker 1: freaking good. But I've always really liked like processed type,
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Speaker 1: you know, mass food. So like I like school food,
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Speaker 1: I think it's great. Jail food I think is pretty good.
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Speaker 1: I went to jail for a weekend one time. Really
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Speaker 1: I got a fight.
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Speaker 2: Oh nothing bad. Needs to go back to that later.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's got a bar fight. I mean, nothing too crazy,
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Speaker 1: but that nun should have been talking shit.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, I've been thinking about the food. But it's
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Speaker 1: weird because it depends where you go to school. So
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Speaker 1: when I went to Virginia, they didn't have recess. They
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Speaker 1: had extended pe that you could play. But here in
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Speaker 1: organ it was like lunch at like ten am, which
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Speaker 1: is weird. Like eat some pizza, some chocolate milk, now,
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Speaker 1: go run around. Yeah, but uh in Virginia they also
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Speaker 1: had pizza, but they would do square slices of pizza.
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Speaker 1: And I told everybody there, and Oregon people put ranch
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Speaker 1: on their pizza and they're like, oh, gross. And they
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Speaker 1: would put ketchup on their pizza and people here think
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Speaker 1: it's gross. Right, it's so weird. But now I've always
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Speaker 1: loved lunch, sometimes a nostalgia for just like free lunches.
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Speaker 1: Oh man, it was so fucking good, just a free burger,
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Speaker 1: chicken burgers. They used to do these mashed potatoes with turkey,
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Speaker 1: so good, so good?
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Speaker 2: Would you okay if you had to choose between ketchup
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Speaker 2: on pizza or mayonnaise.
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Speaker 1: Ooh, I'm gonna go ketch up.
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Speaker 2: I don't like mayo, but I don't like mayo either,
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Speaker 2: But I heard it's actually JFK Junior or JFK Okay.
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Speaker 2: JFK the president, the guy that got shot in the face.
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Speaker 2: His grandson eats mayonnaise on pizza.
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Speaker 1: Weird.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I just tried mayo on a grilled cheese sandwich instead
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Speaker 1: of butter. And it's a game changer. It is a
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Speaker 1: game changer. It's the only way to do it if
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Speaker 1: you've never done it, because you don't like Mayo like
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Speaker 1: me telling you when it's perfectly crisp every time.
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Speaker 2: Well, in the in the nineties, like the earlier nineties,
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Speaker 2: at the grade school, one of the grade schools I
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Speaker 2: went to, they got a little experimental with their milks
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Speaker 2: and they came out with root beer milk.
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Speaker 1: Oh weird?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: What did it taste? Like a mix between root beer
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Speaker 1: and milk?
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Speaker 2: I can't remember it because it was maybe. I think
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Speaker 2: I went to this grade school, like kindergarten, first grade
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Speaker 2: by my sister. I'm gonna have to hit her up
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Speaker 2: because I remember her talking about it. I don't think
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Speaker 2: it was good. That's not a thing like.
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Speaker 1: Because she doesn't live in our time zone. Do you
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Speaker 1: think if you called her she would answer right now,
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Speaker 1: we can get you on bluetooth. Yeah, let's see, I'll
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Speaker 1: edit the the.
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Speaker 2: What she's like, there's no such thing as.
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Speaker 1: Beer, So when you have a second, put your bluetooth on.
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Speaker 2: Oh how do I do that?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't have an apple. Oh and
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Speaker 1: then search for road cast. Oh, I remember how you see?
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Speaker 3: If she does that, your call has been forwarded to
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Speaker 3: voicemail is not available. Please record your message. When you
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Speaker 3: have finished recording, you may hang up.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Jesse, it's Jeff. Hey, do you remember root beer milk? Bye?
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Speaker 1: So when she calls back, we'll try to save it
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Speaker 1: and somehow put it on.
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Speaker 2: The She's three hours in the future. But AnyWho, so, yeah,
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Speaker 2: the root of your milk? And then but I also
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Speaker 2: doesn't say about this, but yeah, no maks okay. The
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Speaker 2: other questions to ask you, are you somebody that can
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Speaker 2: eat the same thing every day and be kind of satisfied?
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Speaker 1: I think so, But it depends what it is, of course,
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Speaker 1: Like if it was like catshit, I'd be like no.
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Speaker 2: No, But like, like, what's what's the food that you
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Speaker 2: really like?
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Speaker 1: Trying to think, I really enjoy Indian food. I really
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Speaker 1: like tendery chicken and buttered chicken and stuff like that.
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Speaker 2: So buttered chicken, which is a game changer for me.
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Speaker 2: I would you be okay with eating buttered chicken for
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Speaker 2: five days in a row?
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Speaker 1: Yes, but only once a day, Like I couldn't eat
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Speaker 1: it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I could do it
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Speaker 1: just for dinner every day easy.
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Speaker 2: For how many days is your max?
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Speaker 1: Probably seven? Probably probably do seven. It depends also, No,
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Speaker 1: I think I could probably do it. Like it's really
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Speaker 1: fucking good.
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Speaker 2: When you were in grade school, did you ever sometimes
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Speaker 2: they had like the kid volunteers or whatever.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because you got double lunch. I always did that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I did have a funny story about when I was
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Speaker 1: like in fourth or fifth grade. I was like waiting
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Speaker 1: in line to get my food and this kid walked
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Speaker 1: up and he already got his schood and he came
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Speaker 1: and he's like, excuse me to the food lady, and
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Speaker 1: she was one of those like typical nineties TV like, yeah,
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Speaker 1: what do you want? You know what I mean? Like
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Speaker 1: she was like that, and she goes yeah, and he goes, hey,
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Speaker 1: can I get He got like a cheeseburger and he goes, hey,
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Speaker 1: my burger's not right, and she goes why And he
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Speaker 1: opened it up and there was no meat on there.
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Speaker 1: So somebody made that burger would just bread and cheese
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Speaker 1: and there was like a little bit like piece out
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Speaker 1: of it. She's like yeah, and then she just slopped
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Speaker 1: a fucking thing on it. Oh man.
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Speaker 2: And so I went to grade school in Oregon. It's
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Speaker 2: out in Salem, or suburb of Salem, and so we
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Speaker 2: had recess then then school, then lunch, and you had
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Speaker 2: to go in to get lunch by your line. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: you to line up. And if my class wasn't getting
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Speaker 2: their shit together, it would frustrate me so much because
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Speaker 2: there was only so much pizza or so much of the.
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Speaker 1: A list tuna fish sandwich as a kid, not a
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Speaker 1: fan as an adult would have loved the tunafish sandwich.
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Speaker 1: But no, one hundred percent get your ship in order.
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Speaker 1: Fucking Aaron Anderson. Of course you got to be one.
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Speaker 1: Why are you behind me?
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Speaker 2: I don't know the kid's last name, but I think
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Speaker 2: his name is Matt. He was a little talker talkerson,
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Speaker 2: and I remember that he had a really bad earwax
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Speaker 2: issue and he he oh, he got me into orbit like.
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Speaker 2: I was so upset with him because he always prevented
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Speaker 2: us from going in on time.
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Speaker 1: There was this when I was the second grade. There's
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Speaker 1: a kid named Zach, and I always thought Zach was
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Speaker 1: like the coolest fucking name, right, But he licked his
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Speaker 1: lips all the time. He always had his hands in
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Speaker 1: his pants, but he licked his lips so much that
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Speaker 1: his like face was always like really red. I remember
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Speaker 1: being in second grade in my head thinking like just
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Speaker 1: put lotion on, man, what the fuck are you doing? Oh?
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Speaker 1: It drove me insane. Man, there's so many things about
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Speaker 1: like being in school I hated. I've never enjoyed school
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Speaker 1: my entire life.
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Speaker 2: No, I I've been to. Uh my kid played he's
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Speaker 2: in middle school, and he played band at a high
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Speaker 2: school last night, a high school football game, and I
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Speaker 2: got kind of nostalgic for being in high school. A
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Speaker 2: little bitybe They're like fucking hated school too, but uh,
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Speaker 2: I got kind of nostalgic for it. But what I
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Speaker 2: noticed is there's no under the bleachers at the school
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Speaker 2: that he was playing at. Oh that's where we used
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Speaker 2: to like smoke cigarettes or whatever.
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Speaker 1: So I was like, well, well, one of my daughters
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Speaker 1: does cheer. My other daughter is in band. So now
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Speaker 1: I have to go to like minarry football games, which
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Speaker 1: is dope. It's a lot of fun. Oh not really,
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Speaker 1: I don't. Yeah, if they weren't there, it's not like
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Speaker 1: i'd go. But my entire high school career, I went
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Speaker 1: to maybe three games, and it's because like I was
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Speaker 1: in a band, so my band either had shows or
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Speaker 1: like me and Gab were in some fucking shitty punk house,
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Speaker 1: you know, with some bands from like Germany screaming and
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Speaker 1: spitting at us, and we're in this fucking basement, like
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Speaker 1: these drunk thirty year old punks are like trying to
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Speaker 1: fight us, and we're like fuck yeah, you know. And
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Speaker 1: and then like I'm like, oh, this is what like
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Speaker 1: a normal high school career is, Like, oh, people go
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Speaker 1: to games. I was getting screamed at, you know, and
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Speaker 1: fucking drugs are all around me and drinking the shit. Anyways,
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Speaker 1: I miss elementary school food.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that story went everywhere.
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Speaker 1: That was crazy.
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Speaker 2: Jackson told me. Sidebar my kid Jackson told me that
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Speaker 2: he wants to edit, like animate our miniature episodes.
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Speaker 1: And put them on YouTube because.
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Speaker 2: They're so like can you imagine what you just said
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Speaker 2: about the punk and the German and everything, but like
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Speaker 2: animated by a thirteen year old.
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Speaker 1: Well, I was in high school and I saw this
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Speaker 1: band from Japan. They didn't speak any English, but so
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna try to do exactly what he sounded like,
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Speaker 1: and it might come off racist, but it's not meaning
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Speaker 1: to be. He literally before a song, he went, uh,
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Speaker 1: fuck a bush and then they just hit it and
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Speaker 1: it was They're a gut or punk band from Japan
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Speaker 1: and they fucking killed it. Didn't speak any English. The
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Speaker 1: punk house we used to go to was like a
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Speaker 1: world known punk house. They had two shows of years
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Speaker 1: called Sweeten Lacey's House. I saw bands from Norway, I
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Speaker 1: saw bands from Germany, Japan, all over America, Canada. But
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Speaker 1: it was awesome. It was so fucking cool. But uh yeah, no.
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Speaker 2: Anyways, yeah, before I get to what I'm nostalgic for,
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Speaker 2: that was a great one, by the way. That took
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Speaker 2: me back. What I just want to just say to
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Speaker 2: the listener, maybe that's something we could post on our
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Speaker 2: social media. So Andy and I are are drinking wine
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Speaker 2: and beer and the drink that the cup that he
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Speaker 2: gave me is like a Starbucks re usable cup and
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Speaker 2: it looks like there's little, tiny, tiny pieces of hammer
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Speaker 2: turkey inside the cup. So it's very that's I'm like
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Speaker 2: eighty percent sure it's not hammer turkey, but it might be.
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Speaker 2: But I just took a picture of it, so maybe
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Speaker 2: we can upload it to our social Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And let you let us know what you think it is.
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Speaker 1: It's a hammer turkey or a design, a design some sort. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: all for it. Okay, we should actually also tag Starbucks
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Speaker 1: in that and say what the ship guys, well, what
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Speaker 1: are you doing here?
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Speaker 2: And we can also tag like big big poultry, big
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Speaker 2: am big am.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 2: So what I'm what I'm nostalgic for is and this
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Speaker 2: might not be something that you partook in, but is magazines.
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Speaker 2: Oh sure, I miss magazines. Like now we have magazines
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Speaker 2: like and you know, we can look at pictures, we
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Speaker 2: can google schmoogle celebrities all the time. But getting new
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Speaker 2: magazines was a big thing for me in the nineties.
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Speaker 2: Like people was fine. I like early on, I got
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Speaker 2: like the teen Beat and the Tiger Beat and all
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Speaker 2: that jazz, and I decorated my room with like you know,
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Speaker 2: I how my parents didn't know I was gay? I
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Speaker 2: don't know, but I have like you know, GTT on
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Speaker 2: the wall. I had you know what BSB or BSB
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Speaker 2: was Jesse my sister, spice girl, Jennifer love Hewitt.
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Speaker 1: I hadnt yeah yeah yeah.
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Speaker 2: And and then Kayleen, my best friend, shout out to
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Speaker 2: Kayleen was up. We would get magazines and we would
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Speaker 2: like cut out pictures of our like a list people
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Speaker 2: in our book. My main one was what's the name
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Speaker 2: Jared Leto?
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Speaker 1: Oh? Really? I loved him so what in the middle.
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Speaker 2: School, middle end of middle school. I thought he was,
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Speaker 2: you know, fresh out of my so called life.
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Speaker 1: I was going to ask where he came from, because
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Speaker 1: I know I nine was fight club. But yeah, then
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Speaker 1: in my head it goes like fight Club and then
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Speaker 1: thirty Seconds to Mars and then movies.
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Speaker 2: So he was in like TV shows or yeah, he
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Speaker 2: was in a TV show for one season, and then
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Speaker 2: he also did like really kind of not mainstream movies.
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Speaker 2: He did one movie with Catherine O'Hara that took place
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Speaker 2: in Ireland with Christina Ricci as well, and that was
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Speaker 2: a pretty it was a horrible movie, but Katherine r.
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Speaker 2: Harrah's you know mother, and then uh, yeah, I just
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Speaker 2: fucking loved him so much. I don't know, he's kind
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Speaker 2: of a wack of doodle now. But and I actually
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Speaker 2: saw thirty Seconds to Mars really form at the Salem Armory.
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Speaker 1: Oh cool.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I was like my sister and I went and
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Speaker 2: the whole time we were like, who the fuck is
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Speaker 2: this guy? Because we didn't go to see colors. So
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Speaker 2: it's only ten thirty her time. Why did you pick
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Speaker 2: it up? But yeah, so we would sit there and
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Speaker 2: then the issue that we would come into is if
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Speaker 2: there were one of my celebrities on one side and
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Speaker 2: one I don't know what we did with the clip
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Speaker 2: with the clips, but we and there's a Selepty on
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Speaker 2: her side, so that was a good one. And then
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Speaker 2: oh my god, and then this threw me back too.
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Speaker 2: So my sister and I my sister's nineteen months older
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Speaker 2: than me, and we would have little movie nights in
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Speaker 2: each other's bedrooms and because we had these little little
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Speaker 2: tiny TVs with the HS players, and we would watch
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Speaker 2: live concerts. If it was my movie night of Spice
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Speaker 2: Girls because they were my jam and if it was
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Speaker 2: her night, we would watch Backstreet Boy concerts. But I
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Speaker 2: had a framed photo of Sporty Spice and then Jesse
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Speaker 2: had a frame photo of AJ from Backstreet Boys. So
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Speaker 2: it's almost like we did like double dates. We would
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Speaker 2: go in each other's rooms and watch live concerts of
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Speaker 2: each other's you know, musical groups. And then the best
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Speaker 2: year of my life, hands down, full stop. We saw
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Speaker 2: Spice Girls and Backstreet Boys the same year live it
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Speaker 2: was a list. It was right right after Jerry Ginger
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Speaker 2: Spice left, and that was I cried that my mom
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Speaker 2: had to hold me because it was very traumatic for me. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I was really traumatized by that. But I just miss
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Speaker 2: going through magazines like Who Wore Like Who Wore It Best?
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Speaker 2: Like that kind of thing. A Ward Show season was
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Speaker 2: like my jam growing up. And then Deep Cut was
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Speaker 2: those I forget the name of it, but the black
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Speaker 2: and white tabloids that was like Vampire Boy.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, you chore something like that.
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Speaker 2: It was like a step down from that.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, I know you're talking like Vampire Boy. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: bat Boy spotted in New York and.
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Speaker 2: I love that ship. But I love the celebrity stuff.
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Speaker 2: I still like grab him here and there, and I
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Speaker 2: love that feeling of because National Inquirer there's like that
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Speaker 2: the the ink comes off in your fingers, and I know,
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Speaker 2: I just loved touching things like I love touching the magazines.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. So, like stand had a really cool point about
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Speaker 1: comic books. He goes comic books. You don't mind comic books,
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Speaker 1: or like boobs, you don't mind looking at him on
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Speaker 1: a computer screen, but having them in your hands is
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Speaker 1: just way cooler. Same thing, same thing. Like I love magazines.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I missed those, miss those times of
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Speaker 2: that and I yeah, so that's that's the thing I'm
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Speaker 2: nostalgic for, is just that time when it was an
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Speaker 2: appointment when the new magazine came.
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Speaker 1: So when I was in second grade, I had trouble
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Speaker 1: reading a little bit. Took me all to get back
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Speaker 1: to normal. And what got me back to normal was
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Speaker 1: comic books. And so in second grade I moved to
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Speaker 1: Florida and the library there you could rent comic books
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Speaker 1: or whatever it's called. And like an idiot, I started
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Speaker 1: taking pictures just like you did. I post them all
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Speaker 1: over my wall. And then uh, we moved back to Oregon,
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Speaker 1: so that fucking that library. It's probably like what the
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Speaker 1: fuck made for one time? Cut up our library? But yeah,
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Speaker 1: actually get hit Parader all the time. That was like
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Speaker 1: the rock and roll one and like I'll check out
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Speaker 1: all the guitars and everything. Yeah, and I loved going too,
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Speaker 1: because like when we were younger. I know it makes
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Speaker 1: it sound old, but it wasn't like a lot of
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Speaker 1: shit to do at home. You had video games, but
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Speaker 1: you didn't have like the Internet and social media and stuff.
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Speaker 1: So then like age, me and my friends sometimes would
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Speaker 1: just go to like Albertson's, like yeah, fucking grocery store
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Speaker 1: because we could look through the magazines and try to
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Speaker 1: find something cool, you know. So yeah, one hundred per Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I used to get a cch as a skateboard magazine
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Speaker 1: hip parader, like I just said, wrestling when I was
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Speaker 1: in middle school. Uh yeah, no, I'm with you, one
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Speaker 1: hundred percent.
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Speaker 2: Magazines are dope, and then like this is you know,
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Speaker 2: warning that this is more mature content. But back in
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Speaker 2: the day, you couldn't just google nudity, yeah, and stuff
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Speaker 2: like you couldn't look at porn.
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Speaker 1: That just reminded me when I was like in eighth
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Speaker 1: grade or something, seventh grade or eighth grade. I don't
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Speaker 1: know why, but my buddy Beans found a box full
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Speaker 1: of Domember Brian rees Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was like
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Speaker 1: Brian Reese and like Delo and a few other I
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Speaker 1: don't know who it was. We're all hanging out and
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Speaker 1: went to Whitaker and there was a box full of
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Speaker 1: like seventies, eighties, nineties fucking porn magasine. Oh and we
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Speaker 1: distributed in between all of us, and that got me
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Speaker 1: through like four years have internet, you know what I mean, I.
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Speaker 2: Forgot about it, swapped porn.
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Speaker 1: No, but like it was such a big box that
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Speaker 1: like if there's like six of us, all of us
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Speaker 1: got like three or four magazines. Like that's how many
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Speaker 1: magazines are in this box. But in my head, like
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Speaker 1: as I got older, I was kind of thinking, like
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Speaker 1: I wonder if that was just like I don't know,
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Speaker 1: like an older dude going like I know what they're
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Speaker 1: going through. Yeah I'm gonna help them out, which is
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Speaker 1: like creepy but also kind of like heroic.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, I think. So. I remember like I got
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Speaker 2: and I'm like not bisexual ad all, Like I'm like
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Speaker 2: firmly gay. But one time I got a Sports illustrated
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Speaker 2: swimsuit edition and it was like I have to make
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Speaker 2: I had to make that do Yeah, yeah, I had to.
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Speaker 1: I had to work with that.
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Speaker 2: And so that just shows how like even and even
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Speaker 2: the gay guys are super disgusting and like objectifying women.
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Speaker 2: So oh, anyways, well I think great. So we're nostalgic
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Speaker 2: for the magazine era and school lunch eras.
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Speaker 1: I think they're great yeah. No, Well that was our
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Speaker 1: mini Notable Nugget episode. Make sure you check in next
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Speaker 1: Tuesday for our normal episode. You're talking stuff about Halloween.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think a cool theme for the listener
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Speaker 2: would be if you want to share on like, give
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Speaker 2: us a five star review, share what your nostalgic for
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Speaker 2: in general, and maybe we'll read some online on the
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Speaker 2: next episode.
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Speaker 1: I would definitely do that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, we'll talk to you soon. See you
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Speaker 2: next Tuesday.
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