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For The Love Of Episode! Gather Around for Q&A of the Things We Love! · All About The Joy

0:00
Carmen Lezeth: Wait, I'm not gonna say what you said in the background, but that was funny.
0:03
Carmen Lezeth: Okay.
0:05
Carmen Lezeth: That was good.
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Carmen Lezeth: Hi everyone.
0:07
Carmen Lezeth: Welcome to All About the Joy.
0:08
Carmen Lezeth: What's up, rick?
0:09
Carmen Lezeth: Happy new year.
0:11
Rick Costa: Happy new year and happy birthday to me.
0:15
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, how was your birthday, wasn't it on the second?
0:18
Rick Costa: Yeah, yeah, it was good.
0:20
Rick Costa: I mean it was chill, obviously, because everybody's working that day and stuff, but my son did come over, we brought some yummy Brazilian food and we chowed down.
0:29
Rick Costa: It was so good.
0:30
Rick Costa: Yeah, it was good.
0:32
Carmen Lezeth: Well, happy birthday.
0:34
Carmen Lezeth: Are you celebrating on week, or is it just that was it?
0:37
Carmen Lezeth: It's kind of a simple birthday.
0:39
Rick Costa: Yeah, it was simple yeah.
0:40
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah.
0:42
Rick Costa: I know you like to do the month I think right Birthday month.
0:45
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, hell yes.
0:45
Carmen Lezeth: But you know whose birthday is coming up right.
0:48
Rick Costa: Besides yours?
0:49
Rick Costa: Oh, of course, yeah, yours.
0:51
Carmen Lezeth: Who did you say?
0:52
Rick Costa: No, I was thinking.
0:53
Rick Costa: I almost thought you met somebody else.
0:54
Rick Costa: I was like who else has a birthday in January?
0:57
Rick Costa: I know you do.
0:58
Carmen Lezeth: We are only mentioning your birthday, but generally nobody else's birthday matters but mine in January.
1:06
Rick Costa: Okay, got it, we just give it a little bit of a no-ing.
1:09
Carmen Lezeth: It's all about the Carmen.
1:11
Carmen Lezeth: Yes, so you're not done celebrating.
1:15
Carmen Lezeth: You just had that one day, but you're going to do something this weekend, right?
1:18
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, you got to treat yourself to something.
1:21
Rick Costa: All right, we'll get DoorDash or something, something and then I tell you what I'll get you DoorDash.
1:27
Carmen Lezeth: I'll treat you and your family to an evening on this weekend.
1:31
Carmen Lezeth: You let me know.
1:32
Carmen Lezeth: Seriously, that's funny.
1:33
Carmen Lezeth: I'm just saying You're supposed to say thank you when you get a happy birthday.
1:38
Rick Costa: Thank you, thank you.
1:40
Carmen Lezeth: Thank you.
1:41
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, I'm just saying I will do that for you.
1:43
Carmen Lezeth: I used you back in the day.
1:45
Carmen Lezeth: I don't do it as much anymore, but there was a rule I would celebrate it all month.
1:49
Carmen Lezeth: Every day I would go out with one of my friends for lunch or dinner, and it was great, but it was also exhaustive and by the end of it all I'd gained like five pounds because we'd go to some brilliant restaurant, always right or something.
2:04
Carmen Lezeth: So.
2:05
Carmen Lezeth: But I always wanted to have quality time with each one of my friends.
2:08
Carmen Lezeth: But now that they're all stupid married and with kids and whatever you know, it's a whole different ball game.
2:15
Carmen Lezeth: And one year I remember one of my friends was like we all, the family, we all want to take you out for dinner.
2:20
Carmen Lezeth: I was like, ooh, I love that idea, but somehow me with your three year old kids and your husband, who you've been fighting with, ate really my birthday somehow.
2:32
Carmen Lezeth: But thank you very much.
2:34
Carmen Lezeth: So, but yeah, so January is a cool, cool month.
2:38
Carmen Lezeth: I love it.
2:39
Carmen Lezeth: So, yeah, happy birthday, my friend.
2:41
Rick Costa: Okay, funny fact.
2:42
Rick Costa: What Funny fact.
2:43
Rick Costa: I was supposed to be born before Christmas.
2:49
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, I don't know.
2:51
Rick Costa: It's a funny fact.
2:51
Rick Costa: And well, here's the funny part.
2:53
Rick Costa: So when my mom gets mad at me because I didn't do something fast enough or whatever, she'd be like see, he was lazy then and you still lazy now.
3:00
Rick Costa: I was like really.
3:01
Carmen Lezeth: That's really.
3:02
Carmen Lezeth: Oh my God, that's not nice.
3:03
Carmen Lezeth: You and.
3:08
Carmen Lezeth: I have different ideas of what funny is, but you laughed.
3:12
Carmen Lezeth: You laughed, I know, but it's not like I'm feeling guilty of the laugh, you know what I mean.
3:18
Carmen Lezeth: Like I'm feeling a little heartbroken about that, but that is kind of funny, though, now that you're an adult.
3:23
Carmen Lezeth: But did that hurt you when you were a kid?
3:27
Rick Costa: No, I thought it was funny because I had no control over that.
3:29
Rick Costa: I was in your body, you didn't push me out.
3:33
Rick Costa: Oh my God, it's so terrible.
3:36
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, I have to stop laughing about that.
3:37
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, today's episode is for the love of right.
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Carmen Lezeth: We're going to talk about everything that we love.
3:44
Carmen Lezeth: We're going to try not to talk about the opposite of the things that we hate, but we're going to try to talk about love.
3:51
Carmen Lezeth: So first, let's start with Rick.
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Carmen Lezeth: What is the thing you love most about your birthday, or which birthday was the one you loved the most?
3:58
Carmen Lezeth: Maybe it hasn't come up yet.
4:00
Carmen Lezeth: I know that wasn't on my list, I know, I know.
4:03
Carmen Lezeth: I know I'm sorry, but I just thought of it.
4:05
Rick Costa: There's never been like one that I was wowed about ever, but maybe in the future.
4:10
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, I only because Andrea is not here I will say one of the best birthdays I ever had.
4:17
Carmen Lezeth: I'm so glad she doesn't do social media because she'll never see this.
4:22
Carmen Lezeth: All my friends flew in from everywhere for my 40th birthday and surprised me, and if everyone or anyone has watched the show, andrea is very bitter and angry about it because she accidentally was not invited by the person who is now dead, by the way, but he for some reason didn't invite her, but he didn't really know her and anyway.
4:46
Carmen Lezeth: But that really was cool, because I wasn't, you know, I wasn't expecting it at all.
4:51
Carmen Lezeth: And one of the weird things was is that one of my bosses was at it too.
4:55
Carmen Lezeth: Like, whenever I look at the pictures, I'm like, why did he invite one of my bosses?
4:59
Carmen Lezeth: I mean, it was fine, but it's still a weird.
5:01
Carmen Lezeth: And she was cool, but it was just weird.
5:04
Carmen Lezeth: You know what I mean.
5:04
Carmen Lezeth: So he didn't know everybody, so it was kind of cool, but anyway.
5:08
Carmen Lezeth: So that's one of my favorite birthdays.
5:10
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, what do you mean?
5:11
Carmen Lezeth: Interesting, interesting.
5:13
Rick Costa: Well, it's just interesting.
5:14
Rick Costa: Plus, like you know, if he didn't really know Andrea, then I guess he didn't think anything of it.
5:19
Carmen Lezeth: Like you know.
5:20
Carmen Lezeth: You know what it would be like.
5:21
Carmen Lezeth: It would be like you trying to.
5:24
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, so I have all of these.
5:25
Carmen Lezeth: I mean this is going to sound so pompous.
5:27
Carmen Lezeth: I have great friends, and Richard was one of my dearest friends, but Richard doesn't know everybody.
5:33
Carmen Lezeth: I feel like if you were going to set up a surprise party for me and you were going to try to invite everyone, you're going to invite everyone that you've connected to, right, right, but you don't know, like Mary and Joanne, you don't know these other people that you've never met on here.
5:46
Carmen Lezeth: So it would be that kind of thing, like if you left Mary and Joanne, who are, you know, like my family out of it, or Billy, you don't.
5:56
Carmen Lezeth: Well, you know Billy from the phone call, but how would you reach him?
5:58
Carmen Lezeth: You know what I mean, right, it's kind of one of those things, like it wasn't intentional, it's just, if you don't know, you don't know.
6:05
Carmen Lezeth: So it was, yeah, but if Andrea was here, she would be cursing him up and down, she'll be blaming him, she'll be like I met him, I know him, he could have called me, he could have found out.
6:16
Carmen Lezeth: Anyways, I'm just saying one of my favorite birthdays was that one, and I hope that I have one that will top it in the future, like next Friday.
6:25
Carmen Lezeth: I'm just saying it could be, it could be right, okay.
6:30
Carmen Lezeth: So what's your favorite food, or the love of what is your favorite or food that you love the most, at least today?
6:38
Rick Costa: It's going to sound very corny and like if you ever say like you're on a desert island and you can only have one food for the rest of your life, like if that was the case.
6:45
Rick Costa: It's going to sound so corny Hamburgers, hamburgers.
6:49
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, so that conversation last week with the crew was all your thing.
6:54
Carmen Lezeth: You understood all of that White castle, blah, blah, blah.
6:56
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, what kind of hamburger Like you talking about?
6:59
Carmen Lezeth: You make a hamburger at home, or?
7:02
Rick Costa: Yeah, I mean, that's what I do now, obviously, but but yeah, but why is it corny?
7:06
Carmen Lezeth: Why would hamburger?
7:07
Rick Costa: I don't know Cause most people probably be like steak and mashed potatoes and blah, blah, blah, but I'm like, no, that's not what I was going to say my favorite food is none of that.
7:15
Carmen Lezeth: Cynthia just said my favorite birthday was when I turned seven and my mom threw me a party at.
7:19
Carmen Lezeth: Mcdonald's when they used to have parties.
7:21
Rick Costa: Oh, yeah, does McDonald's not have parties now, when I worked there, they still did it, but maybe they don't do it anymore.
7:27
Carmen Lezeth: Oh my God, I mean, I'm not going to say that.
7:31
Rick Costa: When she turned seven.
7:32
Rick Costa: That's how memorable it was for her.
7:34
Carmen Lezeth: I know I'm a little sad, like we.
7:36
Carmen Lezeth: We got to do something for your birthday this year.
7:38
Carmen Lezeth: That's a little bit bigger, it was seven, I mean I'm glad Was Ronald McDonald there.
7:44
Carmen Lezeth: Was what.
7:45
Rick Costa: Ronald McDonald there.
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Carmen Lezeth: I mean, but she kind of implied that they don't do parties now.
7:49
Carmen Lezeth: So that kind of bumps me out.
7:51
Rick Costa: I bet you they probably don't.
7:53
Carmen Lezeth: Really Cause of COVID?
7:54
Carmen Lezeth: You said Probably.
7:56
Carmen Lezeth: I mean I said this laughing, cynthia, we're going to talk to your husband about like sprucing up your birthdays, baby, because you know okay.
8:03
Rick Costa: One place.
8:03
Rick Costa: I know that probably still, maybe still do it.
8:06
Rick Costa: I don't know if you guys have it out there.
8:07
Rick Costa: Chuck E Cheese.
8:08
Carmen Lezeth: Oh yeah.
8:09
Rick Costa: We have Chuck E Cheese, because that's kind of their thing is parties.
8:12
Carmen Lezeth: So yeah, but that's not hamburgers, no, no no, I'm just saying a children's party at a restaurant is probably there.
8:17
Carmen Lezeth: I don't think I'd ever want a birthday at a restaurant.
8:20
Carmen Lezeth: No, no, I mean, that's what the surprise party was, but I don't know, I don't know.
8:26
Carmen Lezeth: Anyways, I have.
8:28
Rick Costa: I think it was an all you could eat restaurant that might do that.
8:32
Carmen Lezeth: Really.
8:33
Carmen Lezeth: Maybe I've had many dinners at a birthday, but I think I don't think that would.
8:39
Carmen Lezeth: It's the people I'm with is what I'm trying to say.
8:42
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, I mean, that makes it much more fun.
8:44
Carmen Lezeth: So, okay, food, right.
8:47
Carmen Lezeth: So you said hamburgers.
8:48
Carmen Lezeth: Let me tell you.
8:50
Carmen Lezeth: So I always say chocolate cake.
8:51
Carmen Lezeth: I know that most people don't think that's food.
8:53
Carmen Lezeth: I couldn't think of food, because all I keep thinking about, like if I was on a desert island, I was like dessert desert island.
9:00
Carmen Lezeth: I love chocolate cake, but I really love I do love steak, but I don't think I could call that my favorite.
9:09
Carmen Lezeth: I really am a moody person when it comes to food.
9:12
Carmen Lezeth: On the one hand, I'm really kind of boring and I eat the same thing over and over and over again, but it like changes, right.
9:18
Carmen Lezeth: So, like one week, all I want to eat is scrambled eggs in the morning, scrambled eggs, and I'll do that for like a week or two or whatever, and then I don't want to see eggs ever again and I'm like okay, just yogurt, everyday yogurt.
9:29
Carmen Lezeth: You know what?
9:30
Carmen Lezeth: I don't think I'm a good eater that way.
9:32
Carmen Lezeth: So yeah, I don't know, but I think hamburgers is a good answer.
9:37
Rick Costa: Yeah, I like to funny story again.
9:40
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, if you say funny story, you're like funny story.
9:44
Rick Costa: So this was a year ago.
9:45
Carmen Lezeth: Chocolate cake is breakfast food.
9:47
Rick Costa: Yes, okay, you better brush your teeth after.
9:51
Carmen Lezeth: All right, everyone wait.
9:52
Carmen Lezeth: Rick is going to tell a funny story.
9:54
Carmen Lezeth: Go ahead.
9:55
Rick Costa: Okay, it's not funny, it's not funny.
9:56
Rick Costa: So we used to go our it used to be our neighbor.
10:01
Rick Costa: He had these little almost like cabins up in Massachusetts, like up north, not on where you used to be, but on the other side, and it was up in these mountains, whatever.
10:09
Rick Costa: And so we went to this Polynesian restaurant that they love and they had these, like it was like kind of chicken nuggets, but they were bigger, they weren't like just chicken nuggets Anyway, and they were like.
10:20
Rick Costa: It was kind of like well, whatever you want, eat as many as you want, right?
10:24
Rick Costa: So I pig out.
10:26
Rick Costa: Well, the thing is, I got so sick that if?
10:32
Rick Costa: you even.
10:32
Rick Costa: Not only did I want, not want to see one or smell one, if you even said chicken nuggets, I was like for like two years I could not eat nothing that looked like a chicken nugget, couldn't do it.
10:43
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, no, I get that.
10:44
Carmen Lezeth: Look at Melanie's story time.
10:46
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, that's so good.
10:48
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, you know what I get like that.
10:52
Carmen Lezeth: But then I have cravings, so I'll have like the strangest craving and that's like the other day I wanted a blueberry muffin.
10:58
Carmen Lezeth: It couldn't be any blueberry muffin, it was a specific blueberry muffin that I had to get from Trader Joe's.
11:05
Carmen Lezeth: Now I never go and trade a Joe's, so and it's like I'm not going to go to Trader Joe's for a blueberry muffin, but like for four days, that's all I wanted.
11:13
Carmen Lezeth: And it's like I really am under the belief that if that's all I want to eat, I should just eat it, because if not, I'm going to eat everything else and it's not gonna satisfy me.
11:23
Carmen Lezeth: You know what.
11:23
Rick Costa: I mean they say that and I believe this that when you are craving something like that, especially with something like out of the blue, that that thing has something that your body is actually needing a deficient in, so you should go ahead and eat it.
11:36
Rick Costa: And when I do go to Trader Joe's, I always get my mom blueberry muffins.
11:41
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, okay, there's something there Pizza from the same old place.
11:45
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, the same old place is a pizza place in Jamaica Play.
11:48
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, okay, ooh, that would be good, and I'm not even a big pizza person, but that is a kind of nostalgic kind of thing.
11:56
Carmen Lezeth: Yes, that would be really, really good.
11:57
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, that would be a favorite food, but then I would get sick of it after a week.
12:02
Carmen Lezeth: See, I would probably die on a deserted island, but also because I'd be like I cannot keep eating this, I need something else, you know.
12:10
Carmen Lezeth: So, anyways, all right.
12:12
Rick Costa: There's a Star Trek like a podcast thing with people from the enterprise one and they have at the end of their set it's like what kind of what we do.
12:19
Rick Costa: But at the end of the segment, whoever the guest is, they said, okay, now you're on a desert island and they say you have to pick your favorite cuisine, which means all Italian or all Japanese or all whatever favorite, this, that and the other.
12:33
Rick Costa: And I was like, oh well, if you could pick cuisine, then that gives you a lot more variety at least.
12:37
Rick Costa: And then also favorite dessert.
12:39
Rick Costa: So it could be like all cookies, all ice cream, all whatever.
12:41
Rick Costa: I was like well, that'll give you variety, at least Just take your cake, just go and talk with it.
12:46
Carmen Lezeth: I don't need a cuisine chocolate cake.
12:47
Carmen Lezeth: Hey Chris, hi Chris, did I tell you that I was watching Star Trek the other day and did I text you?
12:53
Carmen Lezeth: Who did I text?
12:54
Carmen Lezeth: I remember, oh, one of my favorite episodes, the episode where they I did write a text to you.
12:58
Carmen Lezeth: Was it you?
12:59
Rick Costa: Remind me what was it again.
13:01
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, it was the episode with Kelsey Grammar at the end, where they're playing cards at the beginning and they keep repeating it over and, over and over again and they ended up finding out that they're in a loop.
13:13
Carmen Lezeth: It's just like the Stargate episode.
13:15
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, okay, you don't remember that episode.
13:18
Carmen Lezeth: Cause and effect the episode is cause and effect, kelsey.
13:20
Carmen Lezeth: Grammar was in it.
13:21
Carmen Lezeth: Kelsey Grammar is the captain of the ship.
13:24
Rick Costa: They which Star Trek, the first original.
13:26
Carmen Lezeth: Star Trek Next Generation.
13:27
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, next Gen, I've tried to remember that I would never talk about the other ones, so I don't talk about the other ones.
13:33
Rick Costa: The one that I saw that just broke me up and I still cry every time is when Lua Aksana remembered that she had the other daughter.
13:44
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know that one.
13:45
Rick Costa: I hate that woman.
13:46
Rick Costa: Oh, I know.
13:47
Rick Costa: But this episode she acted her butt off.
13:52
Carmen Lezeth: I didn't say the actress wasn't a good actress.
13:54
Carmen Lezeth: I said it just felt like the character.
13:56
Rick Costa: Yeah, but that episode.
13:59
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, but you don't know the episode cause and effect.
14:00
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, you're going to have to look, you're going to know it.
14:02
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, soon as I see it, I'll be like, oh yeah dude, but it's like the episode from Stargate SG-1, which is when, remember, they get in the loop.
14:11
Rick Costa: What do you think Jack?
14:12
Rick Costa: Over and over and over again, he's like oh, he's like oh my God, right.
14:18
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, I guess we're going right into.
14:19
Carmen Lezeth: What TV shows do we love, right?
14:23
Carmen Lezeth: So this was a pretty easy one, like if there was a quiz of all about the joy and there was multiple choice.
14:29
Carmen Lezeth: What shows do Carmen and Rick love the most?
14:33
Carmen Lezeth: Genre would be.
14:35
Rick Costa: Sci-Fi.
14:37
Carmen Lezeth: Yay right.
14:38
Rick Costa: And we already mentioned two of them.
14:40
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah and yours.
14:41
Carmen Lezeth: You would choose Star Trek Next Generation, right.
14:44
Rick Costa: If I had to pick only one out of every one, that's the one I really fell in love with, so yeah, Chris is so stupid.
14:53
Carmen Lezeth: That was he did not.
14:55
Carmen Lezeth: He's being funny.
14:56
Rick Costa: He's being funny, chris is.
14:57
Rick Costa: I'm telling you he is one of the funniest person people I've ever met.
15:00
Rick Costa: Well, why does he come up?
15:01
Carmen Lezeth: Is he somebody we want to ask?
15:03
Carmen Lezeth: He's being funny, chris.
15:04
Carmen Lezeth: If you want to, is he on your Facebook?
15:06
Carmen Lezeth: Send him a link.
15:08
Carmen Lezeth: He can come up Friends and scary movies.
15:11
Rick Costa: She don't like scary movies.
15:13
Carmen Lezeth: I'm not a scary movie person, but Cynthia loves horror.
15:16
Carmen Lezeth: She says they're funny.
15:17
Carmen Lezeth: I'm like no.
15:18
Carmen Lezeth: I guess if we weren't talking about Sci-Fi, I would say that one of my favorite shows is it would be like the West Wing.
15:27
Carmen Lezeth: You know what I mean Like TV shows.
15:29
Carmen Lezeth: Definitely West Wing is a great one, and there's so many.
15:33
Carmen Lezeth: But if I had to pick on an island, if we were whatever, it would definitely be ooh, stargate or Star Trek, I don't know.
15:41
Carmen Lezeth: Okay what, if you had to pick one, you would pick Star Trek Next Generation, you get Stargate SG-1, or you get Star Trek Next Generation.
15:52
Rick Costa: That's definitely tough, definitely tough.
15:55
Carmen Lezeth: I think we know what I'm going with.
15:57
Rick Costa: But I think my heart is more attached to Next Generation a little bit.
16:03
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, that's okay, but we know why I'm going with Stargate, right.
16:08
Rick Costa: You're right, Chris, exactly yes, she is.
16:10
Carmen Lezeth: I did not know that.
16:11
Carmen Lezeth: Is she really?
16:12
Rick Costa: Yeah yeah, you mean the actress, right, the actress yeah, and she was also Nurse Chapel in the original Star Trek.
16:19
Rick Costa: That was Jean's wife, the one that had a crush on Spock, but he was like yeah, but then she had a crush on Picard and I was like no, stop it.
16:29
Rick Costa: Oh, the Oksana.
16:30
Carmen Lezeth: yeah, yeah, I was like stop, stop, okay, this is not going to dwell into, we're going to stick to our topic.
16:36
Carmen Lezeth: We have to move on.
16:37
Carmen Lezeth: We have to move on.
16:37
Carmen Lezeth: I just want to say Stargate SG-1 would probably, I would probably do that.
16:42
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, I'm still watching that.
16:44
Rick Costa: Yes, the voice at the end.
16:45
Carmen Lezeth: Yes, and the voice at the end of the computer.
16:47
Carmen Lezeth: Did you send him a link?
16:48
Carmen Lezeth: He's scared to come up when.
16:50
Rick Costa: No.
16:50
Carmen Lezeth: It's okay, he don't need to.
16:52
Rick Costa: I'm looking at the bottom and I thought I was working fine one, because when I host, that's where it is, but there's nothing.
16:57
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, what are you talking about?
16:59
Rick Costa: Because when I do my broadcast it gives me a button to share a link, but for me it's not doing it.
17:05
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, you don't have the little man at the bottom.
17:08
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, wait, okay, but I'm not inviting everyone, I just want to invite him.
17:11
Carmen Lezeth: I'm going to give it to you, the private chat.
17:13
Carmen Lezeth: I mean everyone.
17:14
Carmen Lezeth: Look at me Like I'm Oprah, all of a sudden, like I cannot.
17:18
Rick Costa: You get a car and you get a car.
17:20
Carmen Lezeth: I just sent it to you in the private chat.
17:22
Carmen Lezeth: Did you get it?
17:23
Rick Costa: Got it, got it.
17:24
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, I mean, you know something can come up, but you know what I mean I can't.
17:28
Carmen Lezeth: I don't even know Chris, but you know him, he's not a crazy person right, he's really funny.
17:34
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, but you're funny and my funny are two different things.
17:36
Carmen Lezeth: But he's a sane human being, right?
17:38
Rick Costa: And he even was talking to Cuban.
17:41
Rick Costa: What's his name?
17:42
Rick Costa: Mark Cuban, once he got on his show, or something Right, chris?
17:46
Carmen Lezeth: Am I right?
17:46
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know why you think Mark Cuban would give him more credo, Like okay.
17:50
Rick Costa: I mean, he's a famous person.
17:53
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, yeah means nothing.
17:54
Carmen Lezeth: He could have gone on Mark Cuban's show and been crazy.
17:57
Carmen Lezeth: I trust you If you say he's a good person.
17:59
Carmen Lezeth: I saw good he does for you.
18:01
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, so if he wants to come up to school, if not now, chris, you'll have to come up in the future and we can talk all about sci-fi.
18:06
Carmen Lezeth: But I don't want this to become a sci-fi episode, because people get bored, they're not into it.
18:11
Carmen Lezeth: Our listeners are not big sci-fi people.
18:13
Carmen Lezeth: I shouldn't say that.
18:14
Carmen Lezeth: I shouldn't say that's not nice.
18:16
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, how about movie Movie, rick.
18:20
Rick Costa: Movie favorite.
18:21
Carmen Lezeth: About planning Favorite movie, movie that you love, love.
18:25
Carmen Lezeth: It has to be love.
18:26
Carmen Lezeth: This is the love of episode.
18:28
Carmen Lezeth: These are the easy questions.
18:31
Carmen Lezeth: You know it gets harder.
18:32
Rick Costa: It's probably not going to be a stream shock, but the movie that I've watched the most, literally, over and, over and over again, it's a Jesus movie.
18:42
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, so what's the name of it?
18:43
Carmen Lezeth: My God, you always do this.
18:44
Rick Costa: It's called Jesus.
18:45
Rick Costa: That's what it's called.
18:46
Rick Costa: It's literally called Jesus.
18:48
Rick Costa: Yeah, it's an all.
18:50
Carmen Lezeth: Who wrote?
18:50
Rick Costa: it.
18:51
Rick Costa: Oh gosh, I don't know, but it's literally.
18:52
Rick Costa: They're trying to translate in every language all around the world Blah, blah, blah, okay, all right, but yeah, I've seen that more than any other movie.
19:01
Carmen Lezeth: Who directed it.
19:01
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, this is not.
19:03
Rick Costa: I haven't seen it in a while.
19:04
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, non-secular movie then, my God, do we want to?
19:07
Rick Costa: see it, you mean a secular movie.
19:08
Carmen Lezeth: Whatever secular movie.
19:11
Rick Costa: That could.
19:11
Rick Costa: That could sound like a watch, probably over and over again.
19:13
Rick Costa: Oh my gosh, trying to think, wait is that my car, making that noise your car?
19:18
Carmen Lezeth: No, I think my car.
19:19
Carmen Lezeth: Somebody's car alarm is going off.
19:21
Rick Costa: Oh, alarm.
19:21
Rick Costa: I was going to say what kind of noise is your car making randomly?
19:25
Carmen Lezeth: What in the world is going on?
19:26
Carmen Lezeth: I thought you could hear it.
19:27
Carmen Lezeth: Hold on a second.
19:27
Carmen Lezeth: Well, it's off now.
19:29
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, I don't know, I my cars parked like in the parking area but it's.
19:33
Carmen Lezeth: It sounds farther away.
19:34
Carmen Lezeth: But you know, when you hear it you're like wait a minute, oh okay, that makes me really Graham Association Did the film.
19:41
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, okay, cool, all right, sue.
19:44
Rick Costa: Well, there's another movie I've seen not as many times, but definitely have seen a bunch of times believe it or not, you're gonna probably laugh the original Stargate movie.
19:53
Rick Costa: I've actually seen that a bunch of times really, I don't even love that one though.
19:57
Carmen Lezeth: I know you don't, I know it's not that good with Kurt Russell.
20:00
Carmen Lezeth: Mm-hmm, yeah, I like it.
20:02
Carmen Lezeth: So that?
20:05
Carmen Lezeth: So if you're stuck on an island, you want the original Stargate Movie as your love of movie.
20:13
Carmen Lezeth: You have one movie to watch for the rest of your life.
20:15
Carmen Lezeth: Gosh, yeah, see, this is why I sent you the list.
20:24
Carmen Lezeth: See, you gotta have time.
20:25
Carmen Lezeth: You gotta gotta read the list.
20:28
Rick Costa: Honey, I worked so hard today.
20:29
Rick Costa: I felt like I worked an entire week in a day.
20:31
Carmen Lezeth: It was you know what who you telling?
20:33
Carmen Lezeth: This whole week was horrible for me.
20:35
Carmen Lezeth: Hey, talk about going back the first week to work and the new year and you think, like I was already like, okay, we got this.
20:44
Carmen Lezeth: And I think everybody else was like, okay, carmen got it.
20:48
Carmen Lezeth: Gee, thanks.
20:51
Carmen Lezeth: I hated this week so much, so much like I Honestly, I can honestly say I Thought about just quitting every one of my jobs and being like you know what, I'm a wing it for like three months.
21:05
Carmen Lezeth: Three months I would be crying and on the street, but still I was Three months.
21:10
Carmen Lezeth: I was like I think I could do it, find a new job.
21:14
Carmen Lezeth: I hated this week, work wise.
21:16
Carmen Lezeth: I hate to say that because I know it's the new year.
21:18
Carmen Lezeth: I'm not trying to be negative, being honest, and I still have to work tomorrow.
21:22
Rick Costa: Yeah, me too, and I have to bring my mom to the doctor tomorrow, which is another stressor.
21:28
Carmen Lezeth: Look, even sit there.
21:29
Carmen Lezeth: Oh my god, me too.
21:30
Carmen Lezeth: I'm everybody huh, I know I'm going tomorrow morning for blood work.
21:34
Rick Costa: Okay.
21:35
Carmen Lezeth: No, it's not that good.
21:36
Carmen Lezeth: I have to do this more regularly now because of my Thyroid thing, majoga.
21:41
Rick Costa: I was telling my son.
21:42
Rick Costa: I said oh, my friend, she has that thing.
21:44
Rick Costa: She just found out, it's that Japanese.
21:46
Rick Costa: And he said exactly what it was like, how you know?
21:48
Rick Costa: Oh well, Hashimoto's you knew it, he knew what it was.
21:52
Carmen Lezeth: Wait, you called me your friend.
21:54
Chris Rossetti: I'm sorry, you had a bad time too.
21:55
Chris Rossetti: It's a tough.
21:56
Chris Rossetti: It's a tough week.
21:56
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know why, though.
21:59
Carmen Lezeth: What is wrong with everybody?
22:00
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know.
22:06
Carmen Lezeth: Maybe we should have like the first week in January off, so everybody could just be happy.
22:08
Rick Costa: It's a new year and a fresh start and be, and then the next week then go back to you know what I'm gonna?
22:14
Rick Costa: I mean, I mean I mean I know you're kidding around a little bit and that would be great, but I think people are just in the negative space.
22:21
Carmen Lezeth: Everybody, I feel, okay, not, this is just my gut feeling, and my experience lately is Everybody is always blaming other people for stuff.
22:29
Carmen Lezeth: You know, they fall through the cracks because they're not organized.
22:34
Carmen Lezeth: Like, okay, here's the thing.
22:37
Carmen Lezeth: Like when I make a mistake and somebody calls me out on it, I'm like, oh my god, I'm sorry, my bad, I don't keep trying to find somebody else to blame.
22:45
Carmen Lezeth: And this whole week I'm like, oh my god, I'm trying somebody else to blame.
22:48
Carmen Lezeth: And this whole week, in three different offices, three different times, three different people, they messed up up and each one of them found an excuse and had to give me a long ass story as to why they didn't do what they needed to do, instead of just saying you know what I messed up, I'm so sorry.
23:07
Carmen Lezeth: Let me get that.
23:08
Rick Costa: It's pretty much what I do.
23:09
Rick Costa: I'm sorry I screwed up.
23:11
Rick Costa: That's it.
23:12
Rick Costa: Can we move on now?
23:16
Carmen Lezeth: Well, it's kind of like.
23:17
Carmen Lezeth: I think what people don't understand is that when you mess up something, it has a domino effect.
23:24
Carmen Lezeth: So you don't do a report, let's say or you don't, I don't know, somebody didn't lock this gate, that we needed to have locked, or whatever, and then, like, all the dogs got out and Nobody knew where the dogs were.
23:38
Carmen Lezeth: We're talking about very expensive dogs.
23:40
Rick Costa: Oh, that's not good.
23:42
Carmen Lezeth: And then the weird thing is that I'm getting called.
23:44
Carmen Lezeth: Is this your friend?
23:45
Carmen Lezeth: Hey, how you doing.
23:48
Chris Rossetti: I came in with Without my foot, without my camera on, so I apologize.
23:53
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, why are you apologizing?
23:55
Carmen Lezeth: That's totally fine.
23:56
Chris Rossetti: Well, I hate denying the public the beauty that is me.
23:59
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, hey, I love that.
24:04
Carmen Lezeth: No, thank you.
24:05
Carmen Lezeth: Happy New Year and thank you for coming on.
24:07
Carmen Lezeth: I appreciate you.
24:09
Chris Rossetti: I've known Rick since the 1850s.
24:15
Carmen Lezeth: And you're still friends with him.
24:17
Chris Rossetti: Yeah, I started doing a Bible reading, live Bible reading.
24:21
Chris Rossetti: Oh my goodness, rick, with nine years, eight years, I don't know years ago I started reading Bible.
24:26
Chris Rossetti: It was so funny because everything was so primitive.
24:29
Chris Rossetti: I just would turn the phone on and and point it to oh wait, you mean you're, you're reading it online.
24:40
Chris Rossetti: Yeah, yeah, oh, okay.
24:41
Carmen Lezeth: I'm sorry I missed that part.
24:41
Carmen Lezeth: I thought you were just saying personally you were reading it, Okay no, no, no, I wanted.
24:45
Chris Rossetti: I wanted to read the Bible through scope online.
24:48
Chris Rossetti: It might have you been before periscope, okay, but anyway.
24:53
Chris Rossetti: So I put the Bible physical Bible, held it up with a napkin holder from the kitchen.
24:59
Chris Rossetti: Okay pointed the camera at it and started reading it, you know, and I did that, for I read the entire Bible through.
25:07
Chris Rossetti: And then I read the Old Testament through and Partly through.
25:11
Chris Rossetti: I thought, man, I must be the only one that's ever thought of this, you know, and I discovered Rick.
25:15
Chris Rossetti: He's been doing it forever, man.
25:18
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, you guys are crazy.
25:19
Carmen Lezeth: I think it's.
25:21
Carmen Lezeth: I think that's pretty awesome.
25:22
Carmen Lezeth: But that's how you guys met, because you were both doing that.
25:25
Chris Rossetti: I Searched it out and I found him and I go dude, and he's from Connecticut.
25:30
Chris Rossetti: I was born in Connecticut.
25:33
Carmen Lezeth: Oh.
25:34
Chris Rossetti: Okay, I was impressed he's kept the streak going man.
25:38
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, so here's my question, because I've already asked Rick this question.
25:40
Carmen Lezeth: And look at, we don't talk about religion on my show.
25:43
Carmen Lezeth: You know that.
25:43
Carmen Lezeth: But I do have a question for you.
25:45
Carmen Lezeth: How do you reconcile being such a fan of sci-fi when it seems to be always anti God's stuffage?
25:52
Carmen Lezeth: Do you get that vibe?
25:55
Carmen Lezeth: I mean, maybe you see it differently than I do, but I I'm always shocked by well.
26:01
Chris Rossetti: Well, I'll answer that question if you answer me this question.
26:03
Chris Rossetti: Yeah, how do you reconcile shopping for groceries when they don't worship the Lord in the grocery store?
26:08
Carmen Lezeth: What do you?
26:09
Chris Rossetti: mean, I mean everywhere around us.
26:11
Chris Rossetti: We are what's called in the world, but not of it.
26:15
Carmen Lezeth: So I think like when I'm shopping for groceries.
26:18
Chris Rossetti: You can partake of things right without being contaminated by things.
26:22
Chris Rossetti: That makes sense.
26:24
Carmen Lezeth: I mean absolutely.
26:25
Carmen Lezeth: But when I go to the grocery store and that's a great way to look at it, by the way, and I'm gonna think on that but when I go to the grocery store, I'm not being influenced by non-God's stuffage, but when I'm walking, when, when I'm watching Stargate SG1, for example, they're talking about being against gods and they're actually like all the gods are big.
26:49
Carmen Lezeth: Um, I don't know how to explain.
26:52
Carmen Lezeth: It is weird to talk to you without your face.
26:55
Chris Rossetti: Okay, let me.
26:55
Carmen Lezeth: Let me put it this way it's an anti God stands in Stargate SG1.
27:01
Chris Rossetti: Well, do me a favor.
27:02
Chris Rossetti: While I'm talking, just look at Rick's Rick's face.
27:04
Chris Rossetti: Here's the way.
27:07
Chris Rossetti: Here's the way I look at it.
27:08
Chris Rossetti: If you'll notice, I came in to this broadcast and, instead of putting my name, I put Q I told him I didn't catch that.
27:16
Chris Rossetti: My wife what's the goofiest guy we know on on Star Trek, you know, and I thought about Q and she said Q because he's like the, the all-powerful God.
27:23
Chris Rossetti: He turns out to be this jokester exactly, and he's not an all-powerful God.
27:27
Chris Rossetti: I remember.
27:28
Chris Rossetti: I remember watching I don't I don't watch a lot of sci-fi, by the way.
27:32
Chris Rossetti: Let me just clear that.
27:33
Chris Rossetti: Oh, okay, Sorry but I do remember.
27:35
Chris Rossetti: I do remember years ago, in the 70s, I was in a little church, yeah, in 70s and there was a lady stood up a testimony time.
27:42
Chris Rossetti: And I know we're talking church, so I'll make it quick.
27:46
Carmen Lezeth: Look at.
27:46
Carmen Lezeth: Please, anyway, that way, please go ahead.
27:49
Chris Rossetti: She would get up, little tiny lady.
27:50
Chris Rossetti: She would get up with her accent.
27:52
Chris Rossetti: And we don't have no puny God, we have a big guy.
27:55
Chris Rossetti: So fast forward like 35, 40 years, and there's a scene where the Hulk grabs the what's a little, smashes him yes, he goes, he goes.
28:06
Chris Rossetti: Puny God like that right.
28:08
Chris Rossetti: Laughed out loud in the movie because I remember that lady saying that.
28:12
Chris Rossetti: So the answer to your question Is your question is they have these things, have no power over it, got it, yep, no that you know what no answer yeah, those are great.
28:24
Carmen Lezeth: Yes, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off.
28:25
Carmen Lezeth: I'm like just shocked.
28:26
Carmen Lezeth: I was.
28:26
Carmen Lezeth: That's one of the best answers I've ever heard, because those are puny gods.
28:30
Carmen Lezeth: That's not the real God and actually in Stargate SG1 they don't say they don't believe in God.
28:35
Carmen Lezeth: When they're asked, they say these are not gods.
28:39
Rick Costa: You know what I mean.
28:39
Carmen Lezeth: Like right there, false Well.
28:41
Carmen Lezeth: I didn't even say they don't say false gods, they say they're not God's.
28:44
Chris Rossetti: You know what I mean, but yeah, oh, to put it simpler, yeah, I have a philosophy eat the meat, spit out the bones.
28:50
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, I didn't even hear that.
28:51
Chris Rossetti: It was too fast and I didn't understand eat the meat, spit out the bones, take what's good and don't partake of the rest.
28:59
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, okay, it's just, you know, for me it's like I was watching it because, as I get to know Rick Moore, I'm like and I know he's into sci-fi I'm like how can he watch this part and not be infuriated?
29:10
Carmen Lezeth: But I like what you just said, so it put some clarity for me.
29:14
Carmen Lezeth: So thank you for that.
29:15
Rick Costa: I appreciate you and for me the whole sci-fi thing is complete fantasy, you know, from beginning to end.
29:21
Carmen Lezeth: So but, Rick, you can understand why, but you can understand why that would be hard for like for me.
29:27
Carmen Lezeth: It would be hard to watch something I don't believe in at all.
29:30
Carmen Lezeth: It's one of the reasons why I don't like horror films.
29:33
Carmen Lezeth: Like I don't believe in that kind of evil, so I don't want to watch it and I don't want to partake in it and I don't want to be influenced by it.
29:40
Carmen Lezeth: Now Cynthia, on the other hand, watches them all the time.
29:43
Carmen Lezeth: She's like coming, it's just a joke.
29:44
Carmen Lezeth: It's like not a big deal.
29:46
Carmen Lezeth: They're not even that really scary.
29:47
Rick Costa: I'm like Cynthia the Disney girl, did you hear that?
29:57
Rick Costa: I guess the original Mickey Mouse version whatever is not copyrighted anymore and somebody already took it made a horror thing out of it?
30:05
Carmen Lezeth: Oh yeah, I think it's after a hundred years, right, that things become part of the public domain or something.
30:11
Carmen Lezeth: That's evil, you know?
30:13
Carmen Lezeth: Hey, um, chris, can I add?
30:15
Carmen Lezeth: It's Chris, right?
30:16
Carmen Lezeth: I'm gonna say Q in a second.
30:17
Carmen Lezeth: What do you love the most?
30:21
Carmen Lezeth: Since we're doing a love of show, I want to get your take on your favorite food.
30:27
Chris Rossetti: Anything.
30:27
Chris Rossetti: My wife of 36 years.
30:29
Chris Rossetti: You're sitting right next to me While she's eating soup I made tonight actually.
30:40
Carmen Lezeth: Oh.
30:42
Rick Costa: When she goes to the bathroom.
30:43
Rick Costa: Tell us the real answer.
30:44
Carmen Lezeth: No, that was a good.
30:45
Carmen Lezeth: Let me ask you this what movie do you love the most?
30:52
Chris Rossetti: the man who shot Liberty Valance.
30:54
Carmen Lezeth: I don't even know what that movie is.
30:56
Carmen Lezeth: Who, who direct?
30:57
Carmen Lezeth: Do I need to know?
30:58
Carmen Lezeth: Do I know the director?
31:00
Chris Rossetti: No, it's an old movie from way back in the day with John Wayne, lea Van Cleve, okay, jimmy Stewart, oh.
31:09
Carmen Lezeth: Love to be sure it's an old.
31:11
Chris Rossetti: It's an old old Western, and the reason I like it is my father and I watched it when I was a kid Over and, over and over again, so I have an association with being with my dad.
31:21
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, that's cool.
31:21
Carmen Lezeth: You know what?
31:22
Carmen Lezeth: I'm gonna have to watch it.
31:23
Carmen Lezeth: I'm gonna have to watch it.
31:24
Carmen Lezeth: No, that gives me reason.
31:26
Carmen Lezeth: I'm glad you said.
31:27
Rick Costa: Jimmy Stewart, because now I got another movie choice.
31:30
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, what's your choice?
31:31
Rick Costa: It's a wonderful life.
31:32
Rick Costa: Oh, that's so many times.
31:35
Rick Costa: That's a good one.
31:36
Carmen Lezeth: I also love the sound of music.
31:38
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know if I want to watch it all the time, like if I was on a deserted island, but I do love it and it does have great music.
31:43
Carmen Lezeth: It's great story, so yeah, but it's a wonderful life, as a great one too, can't go wrong.
31:49
Carmen Lezeth: Mine would have been.
31:50
Carmen Lezeth: You know, of course, my top three everybody knows Color purple, field of dreams and 2001, a space Odyssey.
31:56
Carmen Lezeth: Those are my top three.
31:57
Carmen Lezeth: So I don't know which one of those I'd have to choose if I was on a deserted island, but you know.
32:03
Chris Rossetti: My wife suggested cast away if you're stranded.
32:06
Carmen Lezeth: No, cast away with Tom Hanks.
32:08
Carmen Lezeth: Is that the one?
32:11
Rick Costa: Of your three.
32:11
Rick Costa: I would pick color purple of your three if I had to.
32:14
Carmen Lezeth: I'd pick field of dreams field of dreams that's such a great one I mean, oh, but those are my three.
32:20
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know.
32:20
Carmen Lezeth: 2001, a space Odyssey is also just so Long and hard.
32:24
Carmen Lezeth: But you can always find the morsels, yeah, and the color purple.
32:30
Carmen Lezeth: I mean, I love the color purple, rick.
32:32
Carmen Lezeth: You know, I guess my favorite movie and I'm gonna talk about the new one that's out now- I'm talking about the 1985 one, I think.
32:38
Carmen Lezeth: The thing is it's so it's gonna make me cry every time.
32:42
Carmen Lezeth: You know what I mean.
32:43
Carmen Lezeth: So I'm thinking if I'm on a deserted island.
32:45
Rick Costa: That's very quotable, to love it.
32:47
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, but field of dreams, I know I'm gonna agree with Q.
32:52
Carmen Lezeth: I'd probably go with field of dreams.
32:53
Carmen Lezeth: I'm gonna skip TV show, because we talked about it.
32:56
Carmen Lezeth: How about music, chris music, favorite music or genre, favorite song you can hear over and over and over again.
33:04
Chris Rossetti: Okay, that's tough because I like, I like, I like everything, and people say that and they don't mean it, but I do mean it your eclectic but right now, the song I'm playing over and over for at least a year now is a song called lemonade by Alex Boye B.
33:25
Chris Rossetti: Oh, my God B.
33:26
Chris Rossetti: Oh why my wife thought I was gonna say Beyonce.
33:31
Chris Rossetti: I don't even know a lemonade song.
33:36
Chris Rossetti: I don't even know Beyonce.
33:39
Carmen Lezeth: I was just about to be like oh my god.
33:43
Chris Rossetti: My wife's over your cringy.
33:44
Chris Rossetti: No, it's called lemonade by Alex Boye.
33:49
Rick Costa: Wait, beyonce has a song called lemonade.
33:51
Chris Rossetti: It's an album Innocent man.
33:54
Chris Rossetti: We are pure, we are innocent.
33:57
Carmen Lezeth: That is.
33:58
Carmen Lezeth: I was totally shook.
33:59
Carmen Lezeth: I was like, whoa, okay, wow, you, you.
34:02
Carmen Lezeth: You were going up on that, like you know, list of amazing people.
34:07
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, I just brought you back down because it's not Beyonce, so it's okay.
34:10
Chris Rossetti: Look it up, I will boy yay, lemonade good.
34:16
Rick Costa: What kind of music is it?
34:17
Rick Costa: What style music is it?
34:18
Chris Rossetti: You gotta check it out.
34:19
Chris Rossetti: It's just what I would call positive gospel, if you will.
34:23
Carmen Lezeth: We like positive gospel.
34:25
Rick Costa: She likes smile.
34:27
Carmen Lezeth: Kirk Franklins.
34:28
Carmen Lezeth: I smile.
34:29
Carmen Lezeth: It has been in my head since I don't know.
34:31
Carmen Lezeth: I don't even know how it happened, but this year it's been my go-to song every single time.
34:36
Chris Rossetti: Yeah and I like happy birthday to you if there's money in cards.
34:42
Carmen Lezeth: So funny, rick, what song would you be on an island?
34:46
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know how we got the island thing going, but Actually, I think I might have answered this once yeah, cuz you.
34:54
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, I'm sorry, secular.
34:55
Carmen Lezeth: We have to always go with you with a secular.
34:57
Carmen Lezeth: So secular.
34:58
Carmen Lezeth: Chris gets a pass, cuz you know.
35:01
Rick Costa: Yeah, I mean, if you want to know what genre I kind of dig yeah, a genre.
35:06
Rick Costa: Okay, dig, like I'm really old, I like R&B, believe it or not.
35:10
Carmen Lezeth: No, I know you like R&B because you sent me a playlist.
35:14
Rick Costa: I did of R&B.
35:16
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, or 80s, song no 80s.
35:18
Rick Costa: That was all different, though that wasn't all.
35:19
Carmen Lezeth: I know, but that's what I'm saying is, like you know, and I know you probably pick gospel over R&B, but you don't have to.
35:26
Rick Costa: I mean Pretty much mostly anything Whitney does.
35:30
Carmen Lezeth: Whitney who's?
35:30
Rick Costa: amazing, still gutted, still gutted, that she ain't here anymore.
35:35
Carmen Lezeth: I know it's.
35:35
Carmen Lezeth: It's so weird, yeah, I don't.
35:38
Rick Costa: She's around our age, you know, so it's really shocking.
35:42
Carmen Lezeth: Speak for yourself she's around your age.
35:44
Carmen Lezeth: No, actually, she's older than we were.
35:47
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, yeah okay.
35:49
Carmen Lezeth: That's the song, yeah, and I would try to do the sharing on the things so we can hear, but first of all, they blocked me on YouTube and secondly, I'm not that techy when it comes to this stuff.
35:59
Carmen Lezeth: But, thank you, I will totally check it out.
36:00
Carmen Lezeth: I promise I will okay.
36:01
Carmen Lezeth: So now we're gonna get into some nitty gritty stuff.
36:04
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, what relationships we're gonna start with, rick?
36:07
Carmen Lezeth: What relationships do you love the most and why?
36:13
Rick Costa: So this is like family versus friends versus.
36:16
Carmen Lezeth: Whatever that means to you.
36:18
Carmen Lezeth: You got this a couple hours ago.
36:20
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, I know.
36:21
Rick Costa: I know, I saw it.
36:22
Rick Costa: I mean family to me.
36:25
Rick Costa: I know it's corny maybe to some people, but it was just ingrained in me.
36:30
Rick Costa: Family is huge, you know, like Blood is blood, and even my dad would say and my dad was very abusive to me, by the way, but he goes I don't care if I was mad at you and we didn't talk for 10 years.
36:43
Rick Costa: If I saw you on the street beat up and bloody and you look like you might die, I'm gonna carry you to the hospital because you're bloody in my family.
36:51
Rick Costa: Like some like wow, okay, that's deep.
36:54
Rick Costa: I don't expect that from you, like mr Abuser person, but um, yeah, but they also can piss you off the most too.
37:02
Rick Costa: That's the problem.
37:03
Carmen Lezeth: Right, right, yeah, well, I look at, I have a different take on that whole family thing and I only will say this not to be disrespectful, but you know my story.
37:13
Carmen Lezeth: So you know I think people talk about blood.
37:15
Carmen Lezeth: But you know, if you found out you did DNA or whatever, you did 23 and me or ancestry or whatever, and you found out you weren't your mother's son, would you?
37:26
Carmen Lezeth: You know you were switched at birth, accidentally or whatever would that change Anything about your love for your family, right?
37:31
Carmen Lezeth: So I just get kind of.
37:35
Carmen Lezeth: I get kind of queasy when I keep hearing this blood DNA stuff.
37:37
Carmen Lezeth: And again, it's my experience because I didn't grow up that way.
37:40
Carmen Lezeth: I didn't grow up with family, blood family.
37:41
Carmen Lezeth: I grew up with a lot of family, but not blood family.
37:44
Carmen Lezeth: So that would be my only thing.
37:45
Carmen Lezeth: But I do believe family is probably the most important relationship.
37:48
Carmen Lezeth: But family doesn't have to be for me a DNA thing, you know.
37:53
Carmen Lezeth: And I guess to answer that question, which is sort of a question.
37:57
Rick Costa: I don't think I would it would change anything for me.
38:00
Rick Costa: I would want to seek out who is my real family and see if I can get to know them, if they want to know me.
38:05
Rick Costa: But I've already been through everything.
38:06
Rick Costa: I've been through with them.
38:07
Rick Costa: That's.
38:08
Rick Costa: That hasn't changed.
38:09
Rick Costa: So my feelings wouldn't really change.
38:12
Rick Costa: But I just I would want to find out about my real family.
38:13
Rick Costa: I thought I wanted to find out.
38:15
Rick Costa: Why did you abandon me?
38:15
Rick Costa: That's good Nobody in the family would have to be like.
38:19
Carmen Lezeth: No, but you know what I you, I'm on 23 and me and Ancestry and there was a time when I was looking for my father and looking for all of these Connections or whatever, and and then I realized, you know, I really Like you would think you do, and I think when you're younger you do, but being someone who is living that like I'll never know who my father, I'll never know who my father is, and that's okay, you know what I mean.
38:42
Carmen Lezeth: But it's a weird kind of thing where you're like, yeah, now I'm this age and I've been through all this kind of don't want to know, like if I do know, I want him to be dead because I don't want to hear.
38:54
Carmen Lezeth: Why does that make any sense?
38:57
Rick Costa: I understand that.
38:58
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, it's a little, it's a it's.
38:59
Carmen Lezeth: It's funny because most people who are not in the situation will answer in that way.
39:04
Carmen Lezeth: And then most people that I know who are kind of in a similar situation that I'm in are Like, yeah, I don't want to know, or they did find out and they hated.
39:13
Carmen Lezeth: I have one friend who Found out who their mother was and hate like the amount of hate they have for each other.
39:21
Carmen Lezeth: I'm like, oh, my goodness, that would be.
39:24
Carmen Lezeth: My biggest fear is because right now in my head, whoever my father is, I forgave him, I forgave my mom, and I'm like you know what?
39:31
Carmen Lezeth: It's all good, I am, I am here, I have been loved, I've been taken care of, I have not suffered and I'm alright.
39:39
Carmen Lezeth: You know what I mean and I was wanted and I think that's the difference.
39:43
Carmen Lezeth: You know I was wanted.
39:44
Carmen Lezeth: So, okay, chris, I'm so sorry.
39:46
Carmen Lezeth: What about you?
39:47
Carmen Lezeth: Relationships, most important relationships, am I?
39:51
Chris Rossetti: well easy, since you said relationships pearl comes down to God, my family, my family and pasta.
39:59
Chris Rossetti: Thank you.
40:10
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, what do you love about your friends the most?
40:14
Carmen Lezeth: Rick?
40:15
Rick Costa: I love that.
40:16
Rick Costa: First of all, I don't want to be friends with the yes people, yes man, yes women, whatever people that just yes you to death and just always.
40:23
Rick Costa: Just, you know, if I do something wrong, I appreciate it.
40:27
Rick Costa: If you honest, straight and tell me to my face you was dead wrong for doing that.
40:31
Rick Costa: That's why I could take criticism and critique so well, but that is one of one of the things that I appreciate the most and I Don't have I don't have close friends that can't and won't do that for me, like I don't care for yes people I don't.
40:49
Rick Costa: I mean, I love you from afar, but I need somebody that's gonna tell me the truth.
40:53
Rick Costa: Even if it hurts, I'll get over it, you know right.
40:57
Rick Costa: So friends like that I love friends like that are priceless.
41:02
Carmen Lezeth: You know the ones that you can argue with or disagree with, or they can tell you the truth, even if it hurts, and sometimes it really hurts.
41:11
Carmen Lezeth: I hate when people tell me the damn truth and I have to like.
41:14
Carmen Lezeth: But, chris, what do you love about your friends most?
41:20
Chris Rossetti: Oh no, that's easy.
41:20
Chris Rossetti: The fact that they know better than to stop by without calling first.
41:24
Chris Rossetti: Thank you.
41:30
Carmen Lezeth: He's somebody that's always on your show.
41:35
Rick Costa: We just know each other from Periscope first and become fans.
41:38
Carmen Lezeth: All right, you'll have to give me in the green room when we're done.
41:41
Carmen Lezeth: Give me the real lowdown on this man.
41:43
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, what Do you love about social media love?
41:48
Carmen Lezeth: It's not talking about the hate part.
41:50
Carmen Lezeth: Let's talk about the love.
41:51
Rick Costa: Go ahead, rick instant access to information.
41:54
Rick Costa: Okay it's the act like before.
41:57
Rick Costa: What do we do before the internet?
41:59
Rick Costa: Go to library See your 26 volume encyclopedia, if you had those.
42:06
Carmen Lezeth: But we do agree that all the information that you have almost too much and most of it is bad and wrong.
42:11
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, that's, that's the negative side, that's the other side, because you don't know if it's true or not really, you know I do think people are getting better at figuring out that they need to investigate a little bit more before believing every you know.
42:25
Carmen Lezeth: I mean, I guess back in the day they had the what did they call it?
42:27
Carmen Lezeth: Like the oil man, what was it?
42:29
Carmen Lezeth: The snake oil man?
42:31
Rick Costa: Oh, snake oil salesman, or something.
42:33
Carmen Lezeth: Oh yeah, that's it.
42:34
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, snake oil, whatever it is, whatever I love, when I try to remember things that I know nothing about.
42:39
Carmen Lezeth: But I think that's what's happening on the internet now is like I'm starting to see at least people aren't as Quick.
42:47
Carmen Lezeth: I still think people are getting scammed all the time.
42:49
Carmen Lezeth: I'm believing from the dumbest people on the planet things just because I say I'm a doctor, does it mean I am, or it's true.
42:58
Carmen Lezeth: You know I can self-appoint myself anything I want and make a website about it, you know so, yeah, so that's that's it.
43:06
Carmen Lezeth: For me, it's connecting with people I don't think I would have met otherwise, like you.
43:09
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, how else would we have met?
43:13
Carmen Lezeth: We wouldn't have, do you think we would have?
43:17
Rick Costa: No, how would I?
43:18
Carmen Lezeth: know, do you believe in fate?
43:20
Rick Costa: I mean I don't know, I'm asking I mean I believe I mean have to go back to God.
43:25
Rick Costa: I believe God's got a plan, but we can go out of that plan.
43:28
Carmen Lezeth: So right, but is the plan for Carmen and Rick to have met no matter what?
43:32
Carmen Lezeth: Such an interesting question, right?
43:34
Rick Costa: Well, because of free will, the no matter what can get messed up.
43:39
Carmen Lezeth: Right, but if we didn't have technology would we have met, because I'm in California and you're in Connecticut again I say how would we have you know?
43:46
Rick Costa: Yeah, it's fascinating unless you became a famous actress.
43:50
Carmen Lezeth: And I saw you know, I was like oh, and then I was like yeah, I talked to my people, because I don't talk to people like you.
43:55
Carmen Lezeth: I would have been all up in my head yeah, you still wouldn't have met baby.
43:59
Carmen Lezeth: Chrissy is still there.
44:03
Carmen Lezeth: Do you want to chime in?
44:04
Carmen Lezeth: He doesn't have to stay on, you know oh.
44:07
Chris Rossetti: No, no, this.
44:08
Chris Rossetti: This helps me avoid having to help around the house.
44:13
Chris Rossetti: You need to have your wife's email address so I can send her a link to the show I like social media because of the access and the, the way I'm able to communicate and meet people from around the world.
44:29
Chris Rossetti: Different walks of life.
44:30
Chris Rossetti: Life Many years ago yes, it's nine or ten years ago, I guess started to become physically limited in my ability to travel I put it that way With different physical things.
44:45
Chris Rossetti: So I remember praying one day and saying these words I wish there was a way people could come to me.
44:53
Chris Rossetti: Oh and I discovered that you know the periscopes and the Twitter lives, the haps TVs, the Ha, on and on and on, it seems like you were on helps.
45:04
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, oh my God, we never met.
45:07
Chris Rossetti: Yeah, I was a hamster, and so to me it was an answer to prayer.
45:12
Chris Rossetti: Actually, social media's been an answer to prayer.
45:13
Chris Rossetti: It's a way to connect with people, and so today, to this day, I still read the Bible out loud online, and I read it on an app called Clubhouse, and Clubhouse still around?
45:24
Carmen Lezeth: Isn't that an audio only thing?
45:26
Chris Rossetti: Audio only.
45:27
Chris Rossetti: I've been reading for almost three years, monday through Friday.
45:29
Chris Rossetti: I read to the blind and the visually challenged.
45:32
Chris Rossetti: They give me, they give me their requests and I read.
45:35
Chris Rossetti: He knows joy.
45:36
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, okay, now I'm getting the connection.
45:40
Chris Rossetti: Oh yeah, so so that's been a good thing, and I'm a I'm a believer that technologies are not bad, they're good, they're just technologies.
45:49
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah.
45:49
Chris Rossetti: So I enjoy it.
45:50
Chris Rossetti: Yeah, yeah.
45:51
Carmen Lezeth: How do you feel about AI Chris?
45:53
Carmen Lezeth: I prefer Heinz 57, but I'm but would you put it on stake Right Right for Brian.
46:04
Carmen Lezeth: Another one I have to be very specific with Chris how do you feel about artificial intelligence?
46:10
Chris Rossetti: Well, I'm familiar with it.
46:12
Chris Rossetti: All my report cards from elementary school said my intelligence was artificial in face.
46:16
Chris Rossetti: So I'm familiar.
46:17
Chris Rossetti: I'm very familiar with it.
46:19
Chris Rossetti: Would you like to play a game, professor Falcon?
46:22
Chris Rossetti: Oh my gosh.
46:24
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, wargames, that was a great movie.
46:26
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, oh, I might have to put that on my list of things to watch again.
46:32
Carmen Lezeth: I loved that movie.
46:33
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, that was a fantastic you know it still holds up today.
46:37
Carmen Lezeth: I mean, it's a little dated, but the idea of it's still right.
46:41
Carmen Lezeth: And that was it.
46:41
Carmen Lezeth: It was Matthew Broderick right.
46:43
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah.
46:44
Carmen Lezeth: Wow, Look at Chris.
46:46
Carmen Lezeth: With the with the movie trivia.
46:49
Carmen Lezeth: Okay.
46:52
Carmen Lezeth: No.
46:53
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know what you just said at all.
46:54
Carmen Lezeth: What are you?
46:54
Rick Costa: talking about?
46:55
Rick Costa: He's talking like the computer from the movie.
46:56
Carmen Lezeth: No, no, I got that the first time.
46:58
Carmen Lezeth: But he said I'm Dr Falcon, so I knew immediately.
47:01
Carmen Lezeth: But I didn't hear what he said, do you?
47:03
Chris Rossetti: know at the time, at the time of that filming, that set that they built for NORAD was the defensive movie set ever built at the time, oh wow.
47:11
Carmen Lezeth: But wasn't that same set then used again to do the movie Apollo?
47:16
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know if that's true, but it looked like the same set.
47:19
Carmen Lezeth: They didn't keep it that long, but it was probably modeled after that one.
47:24
Chris Rossetti: They used it in a few other things here.
47:26
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, like it was Apollo 11 or whatever.
47:29
Carmen Lezeth: So, but it's the same.
47:31
Carmen Lezeth: It just reminded me of that so much.
47:34
Rick Costa: Creepiest computer voice, 2001, space Odyssey.
47:38
Rick Costa: Because he just acted, he just had to two human and that was freak me out.
47:43
Carmen Lezeth: Stanley Kubrick, though that was a masterpiece.
47:45
Carmen Lezeth: That was really great.
47:46
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, what do you love?
47:48
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, I hate this question.
47:49
Carmen Lezeth: What do you love about work the most?
47:52
Carmen Lezeth: My paycheck.
47:54
Carmen Lezeth: That's my answer.
47:55
Carmen Lezeth: Go ahead, rick.
47:58
Rick Costa: I like when I can interact with good people, nice people, because you do a lot of customer service right.
48:04
Rick Costa: Yes, and, like I, just I was so sad because I just found out I called a company and there's this one thing that works there, worked there.
48:11
Rick Costa: Now I found out she just retired.
48:13
Rick Costa: I was like nobody told me and then she, and they said that she even said everybody called me, but Rick, I was like I didn't know you retired, I didn't know.
48:24
Rick Costa: So they gave me her Facebook.
48:25
Rick Costa: So I don't know if she saw it yet, but I sent her a message and I was this is the one that I said when she she didn't know what it looked like yet and she assumed, she said I thought you were short.
48:36
Rick Costa: Black me Right.
48:37
Rick Costa: Okay, I'll give you the black, but the short.
48:40
Rick Costa: How do you get short from her?
48:41
Carmen Lezeth: voice Short.
48:42
Carmen Lezeth: So funny, kevin Hart, she was channeling.
48:46
Rick Costa: Kevin Hart.
48:47
Rick Costa: That's what it was.
48:48
Carmen Lezeth: What do you love about your life most, Rick, that I'm in it now?
48:55
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, I guess not.
48:59
Carmen Lezeth: Well.
49:01
Rick Costa: I like that I have a roof over my head, that I have clothes in my back, that I'm not hungry Like in so many other places in the world.
49:09
Rick Costa: They don't have all that and they look at us like we're kings and queens and we're here complaining about the little stupid things where they would kill it.
49:17
Rick Costa: I have what we have.
49:17
Rick Costa: So I'm glad that I was born here where we have stuff.
49:21
Rick Costa: We're blessed and I feel bad for them but I can't do anything for them.
49:25
Rick Costa: But yeah, I guess I'm.
49:28
Carmen Lezeth: I'm glad that I'm born here in a country where we have things, you know you know, I thought about this question a lot when I was because I came up with this list kind of last minute, remember, because I didn't really have a kind of idea for the show I thought about this and in my heart, what I kept thinking about was I love most about my life is that I've always been loved and and I know that people have an idea about what happened to me as a kid and I wrote the book or whatever but it's like it's a positive book, it's positive and it's like I always am grateful that because there are kids out there, there are people that grew up in different circumstances worse circumstances financially, or better circumstances, whatever and are not loved, are not loved Right, and I think I've been extremely wealthy in that way and I never want to take that for granted, you know.
50:21
Carmen Lezeth: So I think that's what I love most about my life and I hope it continues on.
50:25
Carmen Lezeth: I know that sounds weird, but I never want to take it for granted because it's huge, it's a big one.
50:32
Rick Costa: And I think if you just sat down and said here you, here's a timeline of my life, here's all the events, they probably would think like you didn't feel loved, but that's the thing you were.
50:44
Carmen Lezeth: I was.
50:44
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, I totally was, and it was random people, regular people, and I think that's what I see in our life now.
50:52
Carmen Lezeth: That saddens me, that, you know, people are not as concerned about the next door neighbor's kid, right, they're only concerned about them when they think that they're bad, people are doing something horrible or whatever.
51:02
Carmen Lezeth: But I didn't fall through the cracks because so many people and we've talked about this before, right, and we Laura was here and Tommy talked about it and whatever but this kind of idea of just always being able to know that the adults that were around me even I didn't know the mischangers were like we got you.
51:23
Rick Costa: Yeah, they were looking out for you.
51:24
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, and I wish we were like that now.
51:26
Carmen Lezeth: But you see it, you see, I mean even today, and this isn't a mean thing, but today I was at the grocery store and I was in line waiting and at the deli I was going to get some provolone cheese and the woman in front of me had three kids with a little kid.
51:42
Carmen Lezeth: So she was holding one, the other one was in the carriage and then the other one was, like you know, putting his face up whatever against the glass.
51:49
Carmen Lezeth: He was actually hilarious, but he was like, doing what little kids do you know?
51:52
Carmen Lezeth: But the baby in the carriage was maybe, like maybe two years old.
51:56
Carmen Lezeth: So you know, can, and I was just going like this hi, you know, like whatever.
52:00
Carmen Lezeth: And she and the baby was just kind of looking, and you know how babies do whatever, and she kind of looked back at me oddly, as if I should not be saying hi to her children.
52:14
Carmen Lezeth: So I left and went and got bread because I was like I'm not getting the middle of that.
52:17
Carmen Lezeth: But it was a weird energy, you know, and I'm like, okay, maybe she's afraid somebody's gonna take her kid or I wasn't touching the child, but it's.
52:26
Carmen Lezeth: But even to even that right, that negativity, that feeling of and maybe I misunderstood her, but I'm just saying in this day and age you can't really be that friendly with anybody because people think something or you think they're thinking something, and it makes me sad because I don't remember that growing up.
52:45
Rick Costa: Didn't that kind of happen to you with the little girl in a store in Vermont?
52:49
Carmen Lezeth: No, that happened, that was at the gap, but that was totally racism.
52:52
Carmen Lezeth: Like this wasn't racism, this was like fear.
52:55
Carmen Lezeth: That was, you know, just for people, because we do the audio podcast.
53:01
Carmen Lezeth: You know, I was at the gap and this little kid blonde, white, blonde hair, blue blue eyes, running through the racks and I started playing hide and seek, you know, just not playing running around in the racks and the mother came running through like as, if, you know, something was about.
53:18
Carmen Lezeth: It was clearly that was clearly a racial thing and but yeah, I don't think that's what this was.
53:25
Carmen Lezeth: This was just going back to that idea of like.
53:28
Carmen Lezeth: When I was growing up, I know there was a lot of fearful things, but I also remember knowing that you could trust people and feel like you know, like you could go to your teacher or you could go to your coach or you could go to your manager.
53:42
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, I'm talking and people are like what?
53:44
Carmen Lezeth: We don't have a manager agent, but you know what I mean.
53:46
Carmen Lezeth: Like I did.
53:46
Rick Costa: Yeah, it was a different time.
53:48
Carmen Lezeth: It was a different time, so yeah, but anyways, chris, are you still there?
53:53
Carmen Lezeth: Are you done?
53:53
Carmen Lezeth: Oh, no, I'm here.
53:54
Carmen Lezeth: Do you want to answer the question?
53:56
Carmen Lezeth: What do you love about your life most?
53:59
Chris Rossetti: What I love about my life most is my family, which was mentioned earlier, and my relationship with God.
54:03
Chris Rossetti: I was also set free from 30 years of depression, and that is very fun.
54:07
Chris Rossetti: I'm glad that's over with and also, oh, that.
54:11
Chris Rossetti: I've only had five cups of coffee in my entire life.
54:13
Chris Rossetti: Thank you.
54:14
Carmen Lezeth: What do you mean?
54:15
Carmen Lezeth: Five cups of coffee, your entire life.
54:17
Chris Rossetti: Yeah, I despise this stuff.
54:18
Chris Rossetti: Thank you, you're welcome.
54:21
Carmen Lezeth: Why did you have five to begin with, then?
54:24
Carmen Lezeth: Why would you only have one?
54:26
Carmen Lezeth: The?
54:26
Chris Rossetti: first one was in the 1960s.
54:28
Chris Rossetti: It was an instant Folgers crystals in lukewarm tap water cup In the 1960s.
54:34
Chris Rossetti: He's been a buddy of mine.
54:35
Chris Rossetti: Try it.
54:36
Carmen Lezeth: The next one was in 1974.
54:40
Chris Rossetti: It was for 10 cents at a gas station in Jacksonville, florida.
54:44
Chris Rossetti: The next two were a truck stop in southern Illinois and the final cup was Vietnamese coffee very strong, and I'm still awake from that cup of coffee.
54:55
Rick Costa: Okay cool so you've never had like really good quality coffee.
55:03
Rick Costa: I'm not a coffee fan either, by the way.
55:05
Rick Costa: I can drink it, but I just don't care for it.
55:07
Carmen Lezeth: You guys do not want to know me without some coffee.
55:11
Carmen Lezeth: I'm just telling you now.
55:14
Chris Rossetti: Whenever I go to Starbucks on occasion to order, pick something up from my wife or daughter, they ask for your name.
55:20
Chris Rossetti: I always give them the same name DB Cooper.
55:24
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know what that is.
55:26
Chris Rossetti: He's American, american skyjack or guy who demanded money that parachute.
55:34
Rick Costa: Oh, they mentioned him on the Loki show.
55:36
Rick Costa: Loki pretended to be him on the first season of Loki.
55:39
Rick Costa: Do you remember that, carmen?
55:40
Carmen Lezeth: Where he was playing.
55:41
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know who that is, though.
55:42
Rick Costa: I mean I know Loki, but I don't know who they showed him pretending to be that guy he's talking about and Loki had like really short hair and he jumps out of the airplane.
55:49
Rick Costa: That was in the first season, I think, of Loki.
55:51
Rick Costa: Oh yeah, I don't remember.
55:53
Rick Costa: That's why, when he said the name, I didn't make the connection, because I didn't know.
55:56
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know who that is.
55:57
Carmen Lezeth: Cynthia clearly knows who it is because she's laughing.
56:00
Carmen Lezeth: I don't know who it is, yeah.
56:01
Chris Rossetti: So I like to give that name and when I hear him call it out I don't answer.
56:04
Chris Rossetti: I'll let him call it out two or three times and then I look at all the older people in the Starbucks, laugh, okay.
56:10
Carmen Lezeth: I'm going to have to look that up.
56:11
Carmen Lezeth: You're making me do so much homework with you.
56:13
Carmen Lezeth: You're never coming up again.
56:14
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, all right, we're almost done, because we've already hit the hour mark, so let's just go to what you love about today.
56:21
Carmen Lezeth: Let's end on that.
56:22
Carmen Lezeth: Go ahead, rick.
56:23
Rick Costa: I'm going to repeat with somebody else a quitting time at work.
56:26
Rick Costa: That's my favorite part.
56:27
Rick Costa: Okay, quitting time.
56:29
Rick Costa: And when my mom finally goes to sleep.
56:31
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, fair enough, I'm going to say it was kind of cool just to have Chris come up out of the blue.
56:37
Carmen Lezeth: I'm loving that today.
56:38
Carmen Lezeth: That was a little bit of a surprise, chris, what you got about, what you love today.
56:42
Chris Rossetti: Well, the fact that I'm one day older and one day wiser, and also I love the fact that today is almost over Seven o'clock here in California, it's nearly my bedtime.
56:58
Chris Rossetti: Thank you, thank you.
57:00
Carmen Lezeth: Oh my God, you're here in California too.
57:02
Carmen Lezeth: It's awesome.
57:03
Carmen Lezeth: We're scary all at the same time.
57:06
Carmen Lezeth: I'll be right over that reminds me that.
57:10
Carmen Lezeth: California.
57:11
Carmen Lezeth: Are you in?
57:11
Chris Rossetti: San Francisco, home of the three time world champion.
57:15
Carmen Lezeth: San Francisco, I'm in San Monica, I'm in Los Angeles, okay, cool.
57:19
Chris Rossetti: That's a safe distance, no worries.
57:20
Carmen Lezeth: Safe distance, yeah, no worries, but I love you.
57:22
Rick Costa: He reminds me of the old character on Carol Burnett?
57:26
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, the last time he walked so slow.
57:28
Carmen Lezeth: He's like oh, come on as fast as I can.
57:31
Carmen Lezeth: Right, but what?
57:32
Rick Costa: was his name Tim something Tim.
57:33
Rick Costa: Conway is real name.
57:34
Carmen Lezeth: Tim Conway.
57:35
Carmen Lezeth: That's it.
57:36
Carmen Lezeth: That's it.
57:36
Carmen Lezeth: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, wow, that was so much fun.
57:39
Carmen Lezeth: Okay, thank you everyone.
57:41
Carmen Lezeth: I'm going to cut it off there.
57:42
Carmen Lezeth: Chris, thank you for coming up.
57:44
Carmen Lezeth: I really appreciate meeting you and you chiming in.
57:47
Carmen Lezeth: I really loved that.
57:49
Carmen Lezeth: I'm going to have to do all this homework now, so watch movies and.
57:54
Carmen Lezeth: But thank you so much for being here.
57:55
Carmen Lezeth: I appreciate you and nice to meet you and Rick.
57:58
Carmen Lezeth: As always, you know, I got much love for you and happy new year and, yes, happy birthday.
58:03
Carmen Lezeth: I hope you do something this weekend and everyone.
58:05
Carmen Lezeth: Thank you so much for stopping by.
58:07
Carmen Lezeth: We'll see you again next week.
58:09
Rick Costa: On all about the joy that was kind of cool Next week, special week next week.
58:13
Carmen Lezeth: I know special week.
58:14
Carmen Lezeth: Bye everyone, bye.
58:17
Carmen Lezeth: Thanks for stopping by.
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Carmen Lezeth: All about the joy Be better and stay beautiful.
58:23
Carmen Lezeth: Folks have a sweet day.