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Because Fuck You That's Why is a founding member of the Odd Pods Media Network.
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Hello, one and all to another episode of Because Fuck You That's Why,
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Episode number one six zero. I'm your host Pants Zarin and this is
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another music spectacular episode. Ray. Yes, we had so much fun the
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last time we had Russ and Lauren on that we had to bring them back
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and do it again. Uh so with us? Uh from the Infectious Groove
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podcast is Russ Say, Russ, how's it going? Hello? Hello,
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wonderful overall. I told y'all when I came on air, I was having
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grandpa technology problems with social media. But I'm good now. It's delightful.
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It's delightful. Um, I mean, it's awful what happened. I'm glad
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you got it resolved, is what I was also adorable because he said grandpa
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issues. That's that's a little because we're similar. Literally, it couldn't be
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more of an old man thing. Like first of all, the story,
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I took a nap. Literally when I woke up, everybody in the world
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got at me like I assume I used to make fun of like my aunts
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and their friends, you know, and they're like, it's there's somebody your
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Facebook is there's something wrong with your Facebook, and I'm like no, and
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I glog in and I'm like, oh oh no, oh no, get
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get my cheaters. I got to look at this. There's a problem with
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the facebooks, you know, so whatever. But now you know, a
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mere fifteen minutes after I woke up from the nap in the social media,
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I'm having a beard hanging out with you guys. So things have taken a
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significant upswing. Yeah, he keeps going that way. And of course a
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host of the beard Al podcast, it's Lauren, Oh, hello, Hi,
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Hi, how are you doing? Are you? Woman next to Grandpa
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on the couch being like okay, no, not click here yea. I
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was also getting text messages like what happened to Russa's Facebook? Did he block
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me? What did I do? Did I make him mad? Did he
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rage my Facebook? I'm like no, and I was like, I can't
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fix it right now because he's taking a nap. Wake him up for this.
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Wake up your Facebook. You have no idea your Facebook. Facebook.
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The world is melting, the world is completely melting. I did want to
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make sure that I remembered to Mension, and I might as well do it
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at the beginning, because otherwise I'll forget that this is the first podcast of
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at all that Russ and I are recording together since we got married. Really
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wow, fitness. Yeah, I'm sorry, honored, Yes, we should
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be the first ones to say, Aggie, I'm sorry. Is not the
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appropriate response. What's he's saying sorry to being on our show? Are being
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married? That we were the first, Aggie appears to think you were dipping
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into the bottom of the barrel there when look, we got to cover all
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aspects. No, no, no, it's it's an honor and I'm thrilled
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and it's so so happy the two of you. Hell yes, congratulatures by
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the way. Yes, um, anyway, I should also introduce these idiots
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that's right on the apps its side of the table, as it were.
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Uh, he's a gamer and a storyteller, and he's my well he was
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my youngest friend. Now he's just a friend. It's you could just say
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my friend, just say my friend. Can you can you do that for
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me to say my friend? Nope, just a friend. God damn,
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I'm afraid you're just gonna have to live with that. I'd ask how what's
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going? But I feel like, I know, yeah, going, it's
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going. Yeah, it's good's gone, it's about to be gone, all
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right. And uh he's a veteran and a podcaster, and as it turns
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out, a veteran podcaster. It's see me. What is up everybody?
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How y'all going on? Stevie, Man, I'm in a good mood.
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Yeah, yeah, dude, the sun's out stuff. We're starting to get
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not freezing weather and it's kind of nice. So nice StEB to be like,
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I'm in a good mood. I woke up. I had across his
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Facebook, got a lot of jokes on their Holy crap, man, I
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fight off a good forty of them before I logged out. This is spammed
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everybody with penis and largement ads. Um okay. So I always like to
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do introductions with the question, we've kind of gone a little off the rails
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here, but that's fine. Um. So. I guess the question that
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I would ask, I think that's appropriate, at least from my experience lately,
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would be, is there a band or perhaps a genre of music that
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you used to enjoy um and then you kind of forgot about, and then
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you rediscovered and enjoyed all over again. I say, hated after that,
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like, is there anybody can go but russy, you look like you had
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an idea in your head. Yeah, I pretty much all of two thousand
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and ten to like twenty and twenty absolutely destroyed the country shinreth for me.
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Oh yeah, yeah, I get that. Like I grew up on my
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folks listen to everything in the seventies, and I liked a lot of what
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I heard in the eighties, and I sure as hell liked a lot of
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what I heard in the nineties, and then like somewhere around like I don't
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know, two thousand five twenty ten, everything in country became about like blow
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jobs instead of like you know what about here. We actually on our show
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we call that whole era of country blowjob country. But love going into fantasy
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so much that'll makes sense now. Yeah. But then like as of late,
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like people like Sturgill Simpson, Like I'm not even a huge fan of
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Chris Stapleton, but I like that like what he does brings like more and
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better real country music back, and it just seems to me that there's like
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a lot better, more like what I like in country coming back now.
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So like there was easy a decade where I thought, I was like,
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Okay, well it was a fun ride country music, you know, but
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like I guess we're done now. Yeah, but now it seems like it's
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coming back. At least at least there seems to me that there's more like
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real and good artists coming up now. So yeah, for sure for me,
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that would be my answer. Very cool, Lauren, do you have
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an answer? I do have an answer, And before Russ answered, I
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was totally going to say country music, but I feel like I can't do
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that now, so I'm not going to do that artist maybe yeah. So
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for me, honestly, it's like the pop music that was out when I
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was in like high school and college because at the time, like all my
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friends were in it and I had to be like contrarian and I was like,
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yeah, but they're not the Beatles though, And like now I can
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go back and listen to the stuff that was popular and then and be like,
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yo, you know what, this is catchy as fuck. And sometimes,
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like if I'm like stressed or whatever, I will turn on just like
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pop music from like two thousand to like two thousand and eight and just be
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like, yeah, I get why people liked this and why did it.
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I not give in at the time. Yeah, right, It's very there's
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something about it. It's very joyous a lot of the time with pop music,
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especially from that era, that I really enjoy. Stevie or Auggie,
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would either one of you like to go, it doesn't matter yeah for me.
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I actually I was going to say country as well, which is funny
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as hell that Russ and then Lauren both of all in this route. So
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I'm actually gonna go a specific artist to why I started getting back into again,
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and it's Shania Twain. Like I was a huge, huge fan of
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hers before she started getting big, like back when her boots are under somebody
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else's bed and shit, Like who's betting your boots been under you know,
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like back in the day. Like I loved her ship all the way up
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until she straight up just stopped because of all the issues that were going on.
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And then getting her new album that came out that like reinvigorated everything I
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started. I watched your documentary on Netflix and shit, and like I started
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really getting back into it again, Like I listened to that fucking new album
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like ten times in two days. And I don't I'm not a music person,
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like at all. I just started getting into it and I was like,
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fuck and her voice now, holy fuck, it's got that raspiness and
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damn. Oh I fucking loved it. Okay, yeah, it's it's amazing.
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Oh I'm getting chills. Very good, very good. Last you got
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an answer for me? Yeah, Glamour Rock. Yeah, yes, like
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Peacemaker really like they're they're intro, Like we jammed out to that shit every
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single time. It got it so into lamar rock for a good, good,
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long while, and yeah it was. It's it's uplifting, just just
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rock and music. It's just really fun. That's fair. That's fair.
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Um as for me, like a lot of times, like I'll listen to
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like video game music when i'm writing because it has no lyrics and thus it
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doesn't poison my brain with other words. I guess, I don't know.
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I just appreciate having something with no lyrics but also provides a mood. Um
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and uh. When I'm not listening to that, I'm listening to the podcasts
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usually, But lately I've been getting back into Megadeth. I used to listen
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to a good chunk of Megadeth back when I was in high school. Yeah,
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and then in college just kind of phased out, and I haven't really
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I've dipped my toes back in the waters every now and then, but like
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I swear to God, like this past week, I think I've listened to
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more Megadeth than I have, And like the entire time leading up to now,
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like awesome just just kind of just kind of dug into everything. You
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know, Hanger eighteen, sweating bullets, symphony destruction, count down to extinction
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right now? Man, like can be so happier? All right, Well,
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in any event, shall we play some games? That's what we're all
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here for. We're here to play some games. It's a panel show inspired
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podcast. We're gonna play three silly games. Whichever team has the most points
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at the end of the episode wins and gets a sense of um unearned joy.
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I guess maybe possibly under one, but you don't her. You gain
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a nerd level. That's what happens. Good for you. Uh. We
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decided before the show to do it like we've been doing lately, to have
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our two guests face off against the dream Team here Stevie and Augie. UM,
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and we'll see how it goes. UM. It's been pretty much universal
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with the guests win, but we'll see how that goes this time. As
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as both of your shows are magic themed, sorry magic music themed, that
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would have been freaking amazing if you guys did podcasts on magic like close Hands.
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Oh my god, I completely like like a close magic podcast, but
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you don't explain what's going on in somebody my car, say we do it?
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What can we call it? All right? As your podcast first already
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happened or else, I would have absolutely made of our show like that was
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that, and then people would have had to listen to this to get that
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joke. Alright, let me try that again. As both of your podcasts
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are music themed, all of these games have a music theme, and we're
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gonna start with game one, which I've decided to call key Change. I'm
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getting of each player their own prompt, which is a famous song title with
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the key word taken out, and there will just be a blank. However,
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I don't want you to tell me what word is missing. I want
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you to fill in that blank with something else and tell me what your new
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song is about. If you make me laugh, your team gets a point.
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The team with the most points after everybody has three prompts wins and earns
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one episode point. So I guess we're gonna get started. As you're the
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guests, you may make the choice. Would you like to go first or
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second? I say we go a second. Okay, we'll go second,
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You go second, all right, So Stevie Augie, your first prompt knocking
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on blank store, knocking on blank store. Stebs, saw that look on
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your face. I know what it means. Knocket on Sarah Michelle Geller's door.
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Oh, it's it's it's this new project I have planned. It's a
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single man job. You just get a camera. It's it's gonna be amazing.
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It's it's it's a documentary. All right. Yeah, you squeezed it
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out of me. That was That was a laugh, And you do get
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a point. I appreciate that. Thank you. All right, we will
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switch over to Rust and Lauren. As you've seen, I did not explain,
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but you may confer and figure something out before you give your answer.
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Uh smells like teen blank once again. So a delightful look on Laurence.
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Know what that means? Sure, I want to say before she gives our
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answer. Earlier today we discussed whether or not we would be against each other
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on this or not, and when you had decided we're gonna be on the
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same team, which is great for me. Earlier I said, the only,
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uh, the only game that I'm really anxious about is the first one
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because of you know, changing the names and all that stuff. And she
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said to me out loud in public, Well, my answer is always just
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gonna be pooped. So yeah, we would like to officially make our our
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selection. Smells like teen poop. I mean laughed. I laughed very,
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very hard. So yeah, you're absolutely getting a point for that. Wow.
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How do we need to describe the song to you? Or do you
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understand what smells like Team pop would be? I think I have a feeling.
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I think I understand it. It involves a mom doing laundry. There's
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never enough detergent. Yeah, basically the option to the song. There's a
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bonus chance to get me to laugh if the title doesn't do it alone.
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Uh. In any event, let's move on to prompt number three, which
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goes back to Stevie and Aggie. Stevie and Aggie, your prompt is I
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can't get no blank. I can't get no blank. Oh man, I
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would advise going with something other than poop. I am hardening myself against it
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right now. That's fair. Fucked up part is I don't even know what
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the actual lyric is really. Oh yeah, you're young and the original.
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I still think you might have heard no satisfaction. Oh can't get no Oh
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okay, now in contact now it makes sense context context contact. Oh okay.
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Sorry, I can't get no blank. I can't get no reference.
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The song about what? I have no idea, what the fuck you're talking
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about? Nope? Nothing? Sorry? Good try a no points for you.
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Let's move on to prompt number four, which goes back to rust and
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Lauren. Oh, I was gonna say, you really just should have gone
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with I can't get no erections like that. That's the answer. It would
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be a good one. The song the Sweet Song of Viagra. Okay,
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on too, Prompt number four, Sweet blank, oh Mine. Lauren immediately
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starts laughing, sweet blank oh mine. M hmm. We uh but there,
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that would be funny. This is harder than I thought it would be
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without poop. See. I said I advised against it because I think I
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might be able to resist. But it doesn't mean it well, doesn't mean
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you can't still do it. I mean we could go with a variant diarrhea
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oh mine. Yeah, we're going to go with sweet diarrhea. It's close
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to poop and it's a song. It's a song about a man who has
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severe diarrhea but he finds it. It's actually delicious. I was doing so
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well until yeah, when she started, I was like, oh, I
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don't think she's going to pull this off. And then yep, oh man,
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I did laugh, kind of just out of sheer surprise. Uh yeah,
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I'm giving you the point. Please don't talk about it anymore. Let's
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move on. It's two points to one in favor of Russ and Lauren.
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Uh. We're on prompt five for a Stevie and Aggie and this one is
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stairway too blank, stairway too blank in the stairway to the attic. He's
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gotta put all the Christmas shit away. He's gotta try your singing about going
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up the stairs to the addict to put all the shit away, to stair
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with the attic. Man, you don't know music, you don't know nothing.
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You don't know nothing, nothing, No laugh for you, no point
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for you. God dang, you gotta do better than that, man,
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Really, come on, you need better lyrics back to Russ and Lauren for
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prompt number six, Blank will Always love You, Blank will Always love You.
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M m hm oh sure. Stevie has an idea for this one.
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I know I had one for theirs too, and I'm wildly upset that I
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didn't get that much. What would it have been? It would have been
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Stairway to Kevin, and it would have been it was a theme song that
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would play specifically and home alone when they're coming up the stairway and they stepping
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on the nails would have been a point. But that's not They're prompt while
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while we were doing Shenanigan's Lauren has an answer for us, and I think
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it's pretty good to go for it. Pie will Always Love You, and
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it is a song based on that scene from American Pie where he fox the
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pie. It was consensual. It was I was playing with an with a
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weight loss pill commercial, like it'll just show a person looking also add at
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the fridge, like because they're all fat, you know, and then yeah,
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I love you too much. Yeah. It was genuinely really difficult,
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but I made it through without laughing. Some's tried. Now I'm really trying
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that that was genuinely difficult. Uh look, move on to prompt number seven.
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You're still ahead two points to one. Stevie and Aggie, there is
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your chance to catch up. Catch up Prompt number seven. Every blank you
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take, it's too good, though, I know where Lauren was going.
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Every depth, So every deput take, every depth? Okay, okay,
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have anything? You got anything? Because if not, I'm doing that one.
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Oh no, come on, use your brain, use your big brain.
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That's enough that I got every dep you take, so should it's a
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song about attempting to kidnap Johnny Depp. Every dep you take, Aaron Yep,
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I managed to get through that without laughing. I don't know how you're
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You're an ice cold man. I appeared to be the coming one because I
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started off laughing at everything, and now I'm just like shutting everything down.
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I know. I thought it was gonna be easy. It's got it's gotten
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harder. So let's go to prompt number eight, which is for Russ and
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Lauren. And this prompt is Papa's got a brand new blank. So we
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discussed it here a moment ago and I had two complete misfires that did not
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make Lauren laugh, and then she had one that made me laugh out loud.
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So that's what we're banking on, all right, and uh we are
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going with Papa's got a brand new colostope bag. Yes, god damn it.
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That's good. Oh it's still related to poop. They have a three
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points to one. It's not it's not what I wanted it. It is
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not two lowest common denominated. All right, Stevie and Ogg, you need
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this otherwise you can't catch up. Take her fart, let's go. Why
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do fools fall in blank? Why do fools fall in blank? Would work?
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This one? Nothing rhymes good of love? Fools fall in tubs?
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Why fools fallen tubs? It's a song about the importance of having one of
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those like standing in shower, one of those grips you don't hurt yourself.
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Oh man, Yeah, I didn't want to laugh, but yeah you got
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me, You got me good white fools fall in tubs? Uh so that's
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another point for Avian Augie freed it too. Oh thank god. This is
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prompt number ten. There are only twelve of these, so if Ross and
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Lauren get a point on this one, the game is over and they have
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won. Uh. Ross and Lauren, your next prompt is hotel blank,
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Hotel blank. Hmmm, we're thinking is probably the rumbling here? Yeah,
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yeah, jeez, there's not much you can do with that. It's just
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kind of like the hotel and then in certain name and right, um right,
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that's all you can do hotel an insertain name. But that that the
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question is what name do you insert? I wish I knew something about Arizona
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right now. I do too, because then you know it's a lot like
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California, just with more racists, right right, Aliens, would you want
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to do that then Arizona and just you know, okay, we're going with
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Hotel Arizona and whatever. Lauren just mouthed to me, Yeah, we're going
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with Hotel Arizona. And the only items that exist in Hotel Arizona are Arizona
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iced teas, and that's what drives the people crazy there, because there's just
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so much sugar in those things. I held my nerves somehow. If you
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had gone with the racist angle, that might have gotten the drink Arizona iced
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tea only. Uh no point, Laurens Stevian Aggie can still tie this up.
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I wanted hotel. Honestly, I was thinking like hotel Wyoming? What
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an empty place? Yes? Yes, all right? Uh? Ste and
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Augy? Uh your last prompt? Do you need this to tie? Tie?
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Great balls of blank? Great balls of blank? Yeah? Anything?
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I mean? This is a layoup, is it? It feels like a
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layup, really like a layup from what come on? Yeah? So right?
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Great balls of meat ball? What meat ball? Is this your recipe?
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Song recipe for meat balls? You put meat and then you put the
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balls. What the fuck? Did I not eating yours together? Saucy?
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I smiled, but I didn't break no points to Stevie and Aggie, which
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means Russ and Lauren are our winners. Last prompt the last Your last prompt
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would have been don't stop blank pop? Yeah, yeah, I knew you
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were going to go there. I knew you stop pooping. I wanted to
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go off poop. But yeah, great balls of mine? All right?
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Well, uh so with that, and Russ and Lauren have taken the first
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episode point. It is one to zero in favor of their team, but
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anything could happen. We're gonna play game two when we come back from the
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break, and that game is gonna be worth two points, and we're gonna
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It is part time for part two of the Music Spectacular Part duh.
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And for game two we are playing Pitch Me Baby one more time, in
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which I give our conte instance an unusual circumstance or control of media property and
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basically mix the two together and make them pitch me something awesome and the best
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pitch wins. So this is no exception as it's The Music Spectacular Part du
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I've got an unlimited budget to put up the greatest one night only concert of
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all time. Okay, so I want each player to pick a venue and
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select three bands to play one hour sets each, and the final band's encore
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will feature a surprise special guest singer of your choice. The best concert overall
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wins two points for their team. Oh and to minimize any pandering to my
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specific tastes, Rush and weird Al are both off the table. Sorry,
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Lauren, it's just the way it is, just to be fair to everybody.
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So yeah, A Russ and Lauren one the first game. So Steve
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and Aggie, I'm gonna give you guys the choice. Do you want to
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go first or second? Oh? I think we're gonna go first. Bob,
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Okay, that's not my name, Game Show. I'm genuinely offended you
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called me by a different name. All right, you're starting on the back
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foot, but we would like to give their concert pitch first, a name
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that starts with being no less to the second best letter. I can go
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first, pretty short and sweeten to the point. All right, what you
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got? So? I had help with this one because I kind of struggled.
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Apparently I don't really know music as well as I think I might think.
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Well, if you never heard I can't get no satisfaction by the Rolling
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Stones, yeah, i'd say that might be true. Pretty telling. Um,
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So I have this idea for this showing. Okay, but that was
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your whole job. Yep, I call it. I call it a troll
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through the early two thousands, a troll through ther So you open with Baltimore's
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Tarz and boy what one hour Baltimore Tarzan Boy, then you follow it with
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Ozones Dragostaya Dante, also known as the Numa Numa song, and then you
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close with the Rick Astley is never Gonna give You Up. However, there
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is a special guest that joins Rick Astley at the end, none other than
30:26
Treucky Monster from Avenue Q. And then they do a mashup remix rendition of
30:33
never Gonna give you up, never gonna give you up for porn, never
30:37
gonna let you down for porn, never gonna run around and hurt you for
30:42
porn. I have never hated a pitch more in my entire life. But
30:48
you don't even know where it's going to be yet it doesn't matter. It's
30:52
all within the Alleyway where David Bowie and McJagger film dancing in the streets.
31:00
It's a's a great venue, incredibly irritating pitch. This sounded like uh Stefan
31:07
from SNL. It was like it was a little bit there, Yeah,
31:11
I have which is located in an abandoned adoption center. On Piecing it together
31:19
was very mad libs piecing it together. I'm just like, I'm like,
31:22
I don't actually know music is at all, and I'm like, I don't
31:26
know what would be good or Okay, well i'll just do this then if
31:29
I don't know it'd be good, I ranfying. Holy God, I gotta
31:37
shake that one off. Steevie, please tell me you have a decent I'm
31:41
the one that started. Gentlemen, ladies of the board, thank you very
31:45
much for allowing me to present my idea for a new concert and the new
31:48
venue we're gonna hold this concert. Yea, So we'll start with the venue.
31:52
I think it's beautiful, especially for the acoustics. Tash mahal. Okay,
31:57
that's interesting. Now the reasoning for this is the concert I want to
32:01
throw. It's going to be a fairly chill build up. It's gonna start
32:07
now. Just to be absolutely clear, because isn't exactly like a convention center
32:13
doesn't have that kind of seating. Were you thinking like the courtyard of the
32:15
time, right, you get the background, the scenery and all that,
32:17
but you can still Okay, so now we're opening with Phil Collins and we're
32:24
going to do an electric slice acoustic set. Okay, so I wanted to,
32:29
you know, build up, you know, I want to get that
32:30
good feelings. I want everybody in a good mood going through. So he
32:32
does his set for his hour, right, cool enjoy Phil Collins. Fuck
32:37
yeah, dude like dude's badass. Right from there, we bring a piano
32:39
on stage. We get Billy Joel up in this bitch. So now now
32:43
the juices are starting to flow, right, everybody knows all Billy Joel.
32:45
Everybody's starting to get into it, singing, more into it and stuff,
32:49
more of a community vibe when he's playing. Once he gets off stage,
32:53
we cleared out a little bit. Whole band setup comes in. We're rocking
32:59
the house. We're gonna we're gonna end this hard and fun. We're throwing
33:02
a CDC up in this bitch. So we get a CDC up there where
33:07
you go through their fucking main catalog right to bring on the special guest and
33:12
who I think would be phenomenal for this song and a good portion of others,
33:16
Jack Black doing Big Balls by a CDC. So they're playing the background.
33:22
He's doing the fucking lead. I think that would be fucking phenomenal.
33:27
He's got the range, he's got the fucking look. He's actually modeled a
33:30
lot of his ship after a CDC. And on top of that, if
33:35
you wanted to bring Phil back and Billy, they could do a huge thing
33:37
at the end and it would work. It would actually work very well with
33:40
all of them together. Well you got you got Jack Black as your special
33:45
guest. Like, that's that's what was allowed. I'm honestly surprised you didn't
33:47
go with back in Black. I mean those are gonna be more than one
33:52
song. I mean big Balls is more comedic. I get that. Well,
33:55
that in his range for is perfect for his character he always portrays.
33:59
That's why I went with all right, that because him on stage of doing
34:02
that song. It's him on stage. That's fair, that's fair. That
34:05
would be a phenomenal concert and I would totally enjoy that. Well, if
34:07
you want to go, man, I'm down, good pitch, And this
34:10
is all theoretical. I don't actually have the money for that. Fuck do
34:15
try so hard, I know, right, Sorry, all theoretical and imaginary,
34:21
I should point out, But that's all right. So a good pitch
34:24
from Stevie. Let's see if Russ or Lauren can come at me with a
34:29
great one, which of the two of you would like to go first.
34:31
I've been voted most likely to go first by my wife. It was pointed
34:37
at Welcome Buried Life. Yeah, no kidding, Uh, this concert will
34:43
occur at the Hollywood Bowl, Okay, and it will. It will be
34:46
I'm very excited that before the episode we clarified that it was the people didn't
34:52
have to be living because it will affect every single one of my acts in
34:54
every way. So imagine this is an imaginary world where none of our hero
35:00
went to the farm. Fairness. This is what this lineup is. So
35:05
the band that will be opening the show will be Van Halen and they will
35:07
play for twenty minutes with Gary Sharone on vocals. They'll play twenty minutes with
35:12
David Lee Roth on vocals, and then they'll round things out with twenty minutes
35:15
on with Sammy Hagar. Oh yeah, so you're welcome, and then after
35:22
them, because this concert features a little bit of something for everybody, Ping
35:25
Floyd will take the stage with Roger Waters and again, because Rick Wright has
35:30
passed away, this is a world where Rick Right is still with us,
35:34
but Ping Floyd will come out and play through a selection of their hits for
35:37
an hour, and then the concert will be headlined by the person who I
35:40
feel is the greatest, single, greatest entertainer in the history of the world,
35:45
Michael Joseph Jackson will come out to perform for an hour, and then
35:47
during the encore he will be joined by Prince for the worldwide premiere of the
35:52
version of Bad that we were supposed to get in the first place, which
35:57
featured Michael Jackson and Prince. And that's how the goodness the concert. Tickets
36:02
for the show, I should mention, will be one bazillion dollars before ticket.
36:08
But I think it's going toward a good cause, Russ's enjoyment for the
36:12
furtherment of music. Yes, I love it. That's absolutely phenomenal, all
36:21
right, I really really like that. That's gonna be h This is tough,
36:28
Um, Laura can I started thinking about this not a moment after I
36:32
got the As soon as you got it, you're like, oh my goodness.
36:37
I literally sent a team's message at work yesterday to someone that said,
36:40
hold on, I'm working on something else, and this is what I was
36:43
referring to. That's great, that's phenomenal. Uh, Lauren, can you
36:52
make my decision any easier? Police? Do you have a pitch? I
36:55
don't know, but my desert will take place at Red Rock for the acoustics
37:00
and the beauty and the fact that it's gonna be great. And my concert
37:07
opens with a yacht rock review with the likes of you know, the Little
37:12
River Band, Hall and Oates, Toto, all of those guys. They
37:15
come out and do like one or two songs apiece, so you kind of
37:17
get like the whole magical yacht rocky feeling. And then as you're finally like
37:22
settling into like that late seventies early eighties vibe, outcomes Steven Knicks and Steven
37:28
Knicks not just Steven Knicks by herself, Nay, no, no, it's
37:30
Stevie Nicks with a full orchestra at Red Rocks, and you hear the most
37:35
tear jerking version of Landslide that you have ever experienced in your entire life.
37:42
And then of course she closes with an ass kicking version of Edge Edge of
37:45
seventeen right, and then once you feel like you can no longer experience any
37:51
like higher form of entertainment. Outcomes Dodger Stadium, nineteen seventy six, Glitter
37:59
Baseball. I'll outfit Elton John to basically just like rock your socks off,
38:05
and then while he's doing, um, Saturday Saturday nights all right for fighting,
38:09
outcomes Lady Gaga to completely like do dueling piano shit with Elton John at
38:15
the end, and then um, you know that's that's how it's gonna go.
38:21
Okay, damn U three very good pitches and augies. I mean it
38:30
was it was literally a troll. The whole thing was a troll. Um,
38:35
so I this is this is tough, but I think just in sheer
38:39
awe factor, Um, I have to go with Russ's pitch on this one,
38:45
because I mean, that's Michael Jackson. But teamed up with Prince is
38:52
that would be an extraordinarily incredible musical event to witness, and we were supposed
38:58
to get that. That's what made me think that I was like, who
39:00
in the hell would come out with them? Oh yeah, the guy who
39:02
we were supposed to get a thing a clab with and never did. Yeah.
39:07
No, that's that's that's hot. And I can't choose against that,
39:12
so Russe and Lauren take that game as well. They have two more points.
39:19
It is three to zero in favor of Rust and Lauren versus the dream
39:22
Team, but there is one more chance for Stevie and Aggie to tie things
39:28
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39:31
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We got this hockey, Hey man, welcome back. It's time for Game
40:30
three. Game three is going to be four out of five dentists. I'm
40:37
gonna ask five survey questions such as what percentage of Americans believing ghosts? And
40:42
one team will guess the exact percentage out of a hundred. Their opponents will
40:46
then decide whether they think the correct answer is higher or lower. If they're
40:51
correct, they win the survey, Otherwise the original guessers win it. Then
40:55
teams will swap rolls and we'll move on to the next survey. Team to
41:00
win three surveys wins the game and earns three episode points. And of course,
41:04
this being the music spectacular part, du all surveys relate to music in
41:09
one way or another. So Stevie and Agi lost the last game, you're
41:14
behind, would you like to would you like to guess the exact percentage first?
41:19
Or would you like to guess higher or lower first? Or discussing?
41:25
I think we're gonna go with, oh, well you gonna think, well,
41:29
we'll go first, guess the actual percent of Yeah, we're good.
41:32
That all right, Well we'll find out. Here is the first survey,
41:38
According to a you gov survey, what percentage of Americans are not a fan
41:45
of Taylor Swift? To be specific, the survey had three options. Yes,
41:52
I'm a fan of Taylor Swift. Yes, I'm a huge fan of
41:54
Taylor Swift, or no, I am not a fan of Taylor Swift.
42:00
What percentage of Americans said No, I am not a fan of Taylor Swift.
42:06
I want to say, Aggie, it's gonna be I know a lot
42:08
of people like her. I don't care. I mean, I've her music.
42:16
I'm sure I probably even sang along to them, but I would notice
42:20
her because that's how much I don't. I just don't have an appeal.
42:22
So apologies to her newest patron on Patreon, Taylor Swift. Fuck. I
42:30
mean she's amazing. I have all her albums. He has done more than
42:38
once. Hi, I'm gonna say it's probably. Do you think it's more
42:44
than half aren't a fan? I would say more than half America? Or
42:46
do you think I think it's less than half? It's less a right,
42:50
So forty three percent I'm thinking, Yeah, it's a good number. Yeah,
42:53
okay, forty three percent. It is. Russ and Lauren, you
42:58
just have to decide is the actual percent its higher or lower than forty three
43:01
percent. We were talking amongst ourselves and setting a number, and we were
43:07
like, if it's this, we're still going to go lower, and I'm
43:09
second guessing myself. But our number was forty and they said forty three,
43:14
So we're going to go lower. You're gonna go lower. Okay, so
43:19
uh, Stevie and Augie said forty three percent, Russ and Laurence say lower
43:23
than that? Before you answer? Can I bribe you? No damning?
43:27
According to a Yugov survey, the percentage of Americans who are not a fan
43:30
of Taylor's Swift is fifty seven percent. Wow, I knew those more of
43:37
us, So hold on. I'm not contesting the answer at all, because
43:39
you're just reading the information that was given to you. But like, you
43:43
don't break Ticketmaster twice over if over half the nation doesn't like you, No,
43:51
that's a bunch of people, either hipsters or people that don't want to
43:54
admit the tailors. But I get I can't stress enough. I'm not contesting.
43:59
Like we didn't we didn't win the point, that's not but like a
44:01
bunch of people, Watch's just a game. It's entirely possible. You're right,
44:07
I own I'm Taylor Swift records, like I'm not all out about her.
44:12
But like if somebody just walked up under me on the street and was
44:14
like, Hey, are you Taylor Swift fan? I don't care if I'm
44:16
wearing like a mega Ether Metallica shirt. I'm gonna be like, yeah,
44:19
like I've bought some of her music. Whereas I think, you know,
44:21
apparently people were trying to be contrating or something. I just you don't break
44:24
Ticketmaster twice over and have over half the nation not like you. You know
44:28
what I mean. Well, all I can tell you is what I've got
44:32
on the card. So I'm in the agreement of his card. Upset with
44:39
like, you're just reading the information about you. I'm just you're upset with
44:43
the survey takers, the people who you fucking liars, you love or you
44:46
dumb sucker. All right, let's move on to our second survey. So
44:52
this time, Russ and Lauren, you are going to guess the exact percentage,
44:57
and Stevie and Augie are going to choose higher or lowers. So here
45:00
is your survey. According to a UGOV survey, what percentage of Americans say
45:05
they strongly support music artists sending cease and desist warnings to politicians banning them from
45:14
using their songs in a political setting. Now I need to emphasize that the
45:20
options for the survey were strongly support, support, do not support, or
45:24
strongly do not support. And the one we're looking for are strongly support music
45:32
artists sending cease and desist warnings to politicians stopping them from using their songs in
45:37
a political setting. What percentage of Americans strongly support that? So I can
45:45
really only speak for myself when I take a survey and it's like, how
45:49
do you feel about this thing? And if I don't feel like super strongly
45:52
about it, I'll just put like, oh, support that, like even
45:53
if I'm calling a wishy washy about it, like you really got to feel
45:58
it to hit a strong support on a survey. And just so everyone's aware,
46:00
and this is fact, I could go off air. I can explain
46:04
to everybody how I know this. But when you don't pick strongly disagree or
46:08
strongly agree on any survey, they discount your answer. Why Yeah, which
46:15
I again said, has been discounted. No, I'm saying that pretty much
46:20
about much so what I'm saying, you know, but that makes your point
46:22
correct though you have to be like, yeah, Michael Stipe, like to
46:25
be like the guy who says strongly, so right, So how many is
46:30
it's strong okay? Because I don't think enough people would hit strongly agree?
46:39
Okay, thirty eight percent, says Russ and Lauren Steve and Augie. Do
46:45
you think the actual percentage is higher or lower than thirty eight percent? Personally?
46:50
It does not an answer. Why won't see what you says personally?
46:52
I think it's higher than it. I think a lot of people, no
46:54
matter your political view, it's like, yeah, that's theirs. You can't
46:59
be using it for your just to pump yourself up. I think the only
47:01
people who are down for that are the actual ones running using that shit without
47:06
the permission. So I think a lot more people are against it and strong
47:08
against it the record, I totally agree with your reasoning. Yeah, I
47:14
know, yeah, high, I think, yeah, so we're gonna go
47:16
higher. So Russ and Lawrence said thirty eight percent, Stevie and Augie say
47:22
it's higher than that. I can tell you that Russ was off by only
47:28
one point. What a fudge? Oh man, it better be down.
47:31
So, according to the survey, the percentage of Americans who say they strongly
47:37
support music artists sending cease and desist warnings to politicians banning them from using their
47:42
songs in a political setting. Is thirty seven percent? Take the point?
47:52
Look were you married? Ah? That is a point for each team.
48:01
Well done, Extremely well done Russe and Lauren for getting that close. Yo,
48:07
we've played this game twice. We've had nobody get it on the nose
48:10
yet, but it will happen in any event. So let's move on to
48:15
survey number three once again. Stevie and Aggie, you guys are going to
48:20
guess the exact percentage, and Russe and Lauren are going to guess higher or
48:22
lower. Copy that. Speaking of T shirts with bands names and logos on
48:28
it, according to a Yugo poll, what percentage of Americans say they have
48:34
worn a T shirt with a band's name or logo on it despite not being
48:38
familiar with the band's music. Oh shit? How many Americans say they have
48:44
worn a T shirt with a band's name or logo on it without knowing their
48:49
music at all? It was messed up. I know people who do that
48:52
too. Yeah, the percentage is going to be high. I don't think
48:54
it's super high, though. How would you go below fifty? Right?
49:00
I don't I honestly was thinking more in the sixties. Do you think damn
49:04
many people wear shirts so they don't know the music of the people. I
49:07
don't think it's that many, dude. We'll think about how many of those
49:09
people probably are not from, like, you know, one of our generation.
49:14
But still the fighting now, I don't believe it's that high. I'm
49:16
gonna contest you who's in charge this week. I think it's lower in fifty
49:23
dud. Did you just appeal to yourself like you're on your eye object,
49:30
You're like overruled. I'm trying to be fair. Um, I think it's
49:36
below fifty two. I think it's in the I think it's in the forties.
49:38
I really do. We're in forty I'll go with the answer forty two.
49:43
Sure, sweet, all right, forty two? Yeah, And if
49:45
I'm wrong, you can overrule me next time, Okay. I remember.
49:49
So Stephen and Agie say forty two percent of Americans have worn a T shirt
49:53
with a band's name or logo on it without being familiar with their music.
49:57
Russ and Lauren h. Russ and Lauren should say, do you feel that
50:00
that is actually higher or lower than forty two percent? I have a quick
50:05
clarifying question, go for it when you said it initially? Did you say
50:08
that? The people who responded say they don't know and they would admit to
50:13
it. I'll give you the exact wording on the poll. It says,
50:17
what percentage of Americans have ever worn a T shirt with a band's name or
50:22
logo on it despite not being familiar with the band's music. Okay, so
50:27
there's nothing about them admitting it. How else would they know? They would
50:31
have to admit it on a survey? No, well, yeah, I
50:37
guess I don't know. I I love the logic what was your What was
50:42
your? Said? Forty two? It's the answer to life, the universe
50:46
and everything that stuck with the answer to the survey that is the question.
50:52
Still think it? Yeah, I still think it's lower. People are prideful.
50:55
Yeah, okay, we're we're we're we're saying lower lower than forty two
51:00
percent? All right? So, uh, Steven and Augus say forty two
51:06
percent of twenty two percent of Americans have ever worn a T shirt with a
51:10
band's name or logo on it despite not being familiar with the band's music,
51:14
and Russ and Laurens say it's actually lower than that, The actual percentage of
51:19
Americans who have worn a T shirt with a band's name or logo on it
51:22
despite not being familiar with the band's music is twenty five percent. Day I
51:30
knew it was lower. Have ever worn a T shirt with a band's name
51:36
or logo on it without being familiar with the band's music, which I share?
51:39
May I share a comment in a quick story? Yeah? Go ahead,
51:43
Okay, So here's the thing is that that's why I guess, like
51:45
what Lauren said, they wouldn't admit it, like admitting it is on the
51:49
survey, right, But that was my thing is that I feel like people
51:52
don't want to admit to it, right, So like even if they've never
51:54
heard of Nirvana song and they're wearing a Nirvana T shirt while they take the
51:58
survey, they would still be like, yeah, no, I totally know
52:00
Nirvana is you know what I mean? I promise I'll try and make this
52:05
quick. But Lauren knows that in life, I identify as a recovering music
52:08
snob, Like I'm trying not to be that guy every day about music,
52:13
like which I know sound silly, but it is hard. And this used
52:15
to be a huge thing for me this whole. Like you walk into Target
52:19
and you see like def Leppard and Nirvana, you know, guns and Roses
52:22
T shirts and the people buying them have like never even heard of these bands,
52:24
you know. And again, I know that sounds music snobby. I'm
52:28
doing my best. I'm trying not to be that guy anymore. But Lauren
52:30
and I recently had a conversation about that specific thing where I was like,
52:35
I'm trying not to be that guy. The next night, you remember this,
52:37
when we went for sushi. Yeah, I was wearing Lauren was wearing
52:40
a Pink Floyd T shirt and our server was like, oh, Pink Floyd.
52:45
I just bought my son a Pink Floyd shirt at Target and we didn't
52:49
even know who they were. And like, before I could even get Anty
52:52
in my seat, well before I could even get Antie in my seat,
52:54
she was like. And then we went home and we looked up Pink Floyd
52:59
on YouTube and we listened to a bunch of their music together and we were
53:01
like all super excited to like know, you know, because she was like
53:05
being a good parent, you know, she didn't want her kid walking around
53:07
with like pink flogs. They were like you know, full of hate or
53:08
even music right, So like and I'd literally told Lauren, I'm like,
53:13
that's the universe, being like, see, don't be a dick about people
53:15
wearing shirts they don't know. You know, you literally the day before that
53:22
happened, had that conversation. Did Yeah. I mean, sometimes the band
53:25
leads you to the T shirt, and sometimes the T shirt leads you to
53:29
the band. You know, in Communist Russia t shirt, I can actually
53:35
tell. And I don't know if this is going to trigger RUSS. I
53:37
hope it doesn't. But several several years ago, a friend of mine on
53:42
the internet sent me a care package from a one of those conventions that I
53:46
could never go to. I don't remember which. I think it was actually
53:50
Comic Con in Los Angeles, but included in the items was a T shirt
53:54
with a logo that I was like, what the hell is this? Uh?
53:58
And so I asked him about and he's like, oh, it's one
54:00
of the local bands out here. I was like, oh cool. Um,
54:04
so I wore it. But I've never heard a single look of their
54:06
music and I never bothered to look it up either. Um, so that's
54:10
a little different though, Like if that's an indie act, right, you
54:15
know what I mean, Like you're like, your friend is giving you that
54:17
and you're trying to support them. Like, worst case scenario, somebody's going
54:22
to see that logo and be like, what the hell is that? You
54:23
know what I mean? It might look it up. Yeah, yeah,
54:27
in any event. Uh yeah, So let's keep going. Rust and Lauren
54:30
are up two to one. Guys, you gotta get this same um and
54:37
uh this time, Rust and Lauren will be choosing the exact percentage and you
54:40
guys are going to pick higher lower seeds. Part right, All right,
54:44
So Rust and Lauren your survey. According to a Yugov survey, what percentage
54:49
of Americans say that their parents made them learn to play an instrument? My
54:54
parents made me laurd to play. So for me, it's one right.
55:00
I had the filthiest joke lined up, and I'm not gonna say not.
55:07
What I was gonna say was their instrument. I was gonna say, I,
55:12
for one, I'm thankful they taught you to play the male organ that
55:16
goes back to high school. Well, you know what, while we're thinking
55:21
real quick, I used to be a church organist and every Easter my dad
55:24
would get like easter flowers to put on the organ at the church, and
55:27
you'd always get tulips. And then my dad looked at me and he goes,
55:29
there's nothing like tulips on an organ. And I like when your dad
55:36
makes dirty jokes in church, it's the best. It's the best. He
55:40
still does. Yeah, that's fun. So I feel like with with school
55:47
band and everything, this is going to be an iffy one. I feel
55:50
like forty five forty four just to be weird. Okay, forty four,
55:54
we're going forty four. You're going forty four. Okay. So Rust and
56:00
Laurence say forty four percent of Americans say that their parents made them learn to
56:04
play an instrument. Oh that's difficult. Like I played an instrument. I
56:07
played guitar, but it's because I wanted to and my dad played, so
56:10
it was something we could do together, like it was neat. But he
56:14
didn't make me do anything. Yeah, my parents didn't make me playing it
56:16
as so much as the school made me play an instrument its parents. But
56:22
I would honestly think that number would be higher, you think so yeah,
56:27
Okay, you were off by twenty two points last time you said higher.
56:30
So we're gonna go they said forty four, so twenty two points from there.
56:35
Okay, so hold on higher, doesn't matter what it is, I
56:37
know, but I'm scared. I want to win forty TV's wondering if actually
56:45
sixty six percent of Americans have been I think it's made to play an instrument
56:49
by their parents. I think it's I think it's lower than forty four.
56:52
But you want to go hire. I want to go high. All right,
56:53
We'll let you do this one. Yeah. If we lose this because
56:58
of him getting kid, Okay, well we're gonna go higher, he says
57:01
higher, and if you lose it's because of him. No, no,
57:07
So Russ and Lauren say that forty four percent of Americans say that their parents
57:13
made them learn to play an instrument, and Stevie and Augie say it's actually
57:15
more than that. The correct percentage of Americans who say that their parents made
57:22
them learn to play an instrument is just fourteen percent, which means that Russ
57:30
and Lauren have three points and have won the garry. Guys, guys,
57:35
it is a clean sweep. They get three points for the game, and
57:38
they have won the episode six to zero. Damn, damn, long time
57:45
we haven't swept by. We've lost hard, but like not that hard.
57:51
Regarding that last one, I bet Stevie what you said. I bet that
57:54
plays a factor into that that we, like all of us, weren't even
57:58
thinking of. Is that made me like, there's probably kids who take like
58:04
a band as an elective and then they get two weeks into it and they're
58:07
like, I don't want to do this anymore. But like their parents didn't
58:09
make them right, like you said in with your dad, like that was
58:12
a choice. Yeah, it wasn't like mommy dear or something. This bitch
58:15
but my bad back to us trouncing you on your own show. No,
58:22
my parents, well my mom more specifically made me take piano lessons. Really
58:29
so yeah, made me and my brother take lessons. And now we did
58:31
not take piano lessons. We literally took organ lessons because that's what we had
58:36
in the house. So, um, you know, may I ask a
58:40
question regarding my concert lineup? Even though it won I have a question.
58:45
Okay, we're redact your points though, but yes, okay, because this
58:51
took me the longest I knew I wanted Van Halen on the bill. Yeah,
58:53
and I and I knew that there's a very hard line in the world
58:58
between Dave fans and any fans, and I believe me and Gary Sharone's parents
59:02
might represent Gary Sharon's only three fans. But was that a deterrent in any
59:08
way that I didn't have it solidly all Sammy or all Dave, or that
59:13
I even threw in Sharone or were you just like, yeah, van Halen
59:16
works. Um, I was like van Halen works, Yeah, it didn't.
59:20
It didn't really matter to me, which which you're telling me. If
59:22
you were if you were to ask me now and I had to give you
59:25
an answer right now without without knowing who Gary Sharone is, I would I
59:30
would say I'm I'm I'm a uh Dave fan, okay, just because because
59:37
that's that's what I That's what I grew up with. That's that's that's the
59:39
only real reason why right now, okay, I'm too. So that's why
59:45
I literally spent twenty minutes of sweat yesterday ums thinking about this before I was
59:50
like, fuck it, I'm including all three. I don't care fair enough,
59:52
fair enough, Well, I do have one survey left, do you
59:54
guys want to play it? Just for fun. Yeah, because it's I
59:58
don't know if I'm going to get to use this in any other game,
1:00:00
so we might as well. And this is my favorite one. Um So,
1:00:02
Stevie and Augie just for funzies, you guys are going to be guessing
1:00:06
the exact percentage, and Rust and Lauren you're gonna guess higher or lower.
1:00:09
According to a you Go poll, what percentage of Americans say that they prefer
1:00:14
September by Earth Wind and Fire over the song Wake Me Up? When September
1:00:20
ends by Green Day? What percentage of Americans like September more than skipping September
1:00:30
refusing me sort of? I'm trying to remember what the first one is.
1:00:35
Well, second one, I know, both of them, surprisingly good job.
1:00:39
The second one is depressing. Yeah, so that could be why they
1:00:45
liked the first one more than the seconds it was. Yeah. What percentage
1:00:46
of Americans say they prefer September by Earth Wind and Fire over Wake Me Up
1:00:52
when September ends by Green Day? Yeah, I'll want to go and want
1:00:58
to hit up like the high fifties or low sixties, sixty sixties, what
1:01:01
do you think it like? Sixty two, sixty one, sixty three,
1:01:04
sixty four four. All right, man, like Nintendo and sh let's do
1:01:07
it. Yeah, sixty four percent of Americans prefer September by Earth Winning Fire
1:01:13
over wake me up when September ends by Green Day? I know I do,
1:01:19
Rust and Lauren, what do you think? Yeah, so we're gonna
1:01:22
go higher because fuck Green Day and fuck that song. Yeah. Ouch the
1:01:28
harshness, right, Rust and Laurens say higher being nice? Uh, that
1:01:31
point would have gone to Stephen Aggie because the actual percentage is thirty four percent.
1:01:37
Really wow, Yeah, it was a crazy six percent of Americans are
1:01:42
stupid? You think that percentage is higher? Higher, higher. That's the
1:01:53
line of the episode Joke of the Day, good one. It was worth
1:01:59
it, fantastic. La awarded points for joke of the Day. Then you
1:02:04
guys wouldn't have lost myself. I mean, at least they would have had
1:02:08
a point. Um. All right, So, Rust, Lauren, I
1:02:13
hope you guys have had as much fun as we have. Oh my god,
1:02:15
we did every time. It's it's so great. When we went to
1:02:20
the grocery store earlier and we're on our way back home and I was like,
1:02:22
you know, I was like, we're recording with the bfy tw guys
1:02:25
later and I was like, this doesn't feel like like podcast recording work.
1:02:29
I was like, in my brain, this was literally in the final up.
1:02:31
We just get to go drink and hang out with these guys for a
1:02:35
little while to day, and like I was like so excited about it.
1:02:37
So thank you for living up to my like admittedly high expectations for what this
1:02:40
is going to be. Oh happy, happy to do so. And one
1:02:45
other thing when she said that in the car, she was like, you
1:02:46
know, because we do a lot of podcasts guest spots between the two of
1:02:51
us, and to be honest, this might be talking out of turn,
1:02:53
but a lot both of us are always like I have to go do that
1:02:57
guest spot now, she said to me in the car, she said exactly
1:03:02
what she just said when she was like, oh, I'm so looking forward
1:03:05
to this because it's not even like work, Like it's it's like just hanging
1:03:08
out with these guys. And then I replied, very naturally, it's because
1:03:12
they're good at what they do. Yeah, that's why it feels them.
1:03:19
I'm just like, you guys do such a good job at what you do
1:03:24
that like neither of us at any point this week was like, and then
1:03:29
we have to do that. Like every point this week both of us have
1:03:32
been like, and then on Saturday we get to record, Like you know
1:03:36
what I mean to do? We get to and like, that's a big
1:03:39
deal. That's I'm I'm glowing and I don't know how to respond. Um,
1:03:47
I just this whole podcast exists because I enjoy having phone with my friends,
1:03:52
and that's what you are. You're my friends. So this getting a
1:03:54
chance to have fune with you of any kind is great. Having said that,
1:03:58
if you guys ever just want to do a chill show where we don't
1:04:00
play games, we just sit around and talk and have fun, we can
1:04:02
do that. We can absolutely do that too. What do you guys got
1:04:06
going to day? Do you want to record that right now or hanging out
1:04:09
for the next three hours? Sure, desperate, take a step back.
1:04:14
I don't have anything else going on. But anyway, we should wrap you
1:04:18
like us, like us, sir, send a note, yes, maybe
1:04:25
checks. Oh god, it's gonna be like Dick Van Dyke, Dick Van
1:04:30
Patton. They're just oh my god, you have my heart. Oh man,
1:04:38
I my sincere and never ending. Thanks to Russ and Lauren for joining
1:04:43
us today. Please remind our good folks who are listening to this episode where
1:04:48
they can find the cool and wonderful things you do, aside from Oddpodsmedia dot
1:04:53
com, which is a great place to check out all the cool things all
1:04:57
of our podcasts are doing. Sure as heck is is. Yeah, So,
1:05:00
like I like y'all said, I have the beard Ol podcast, which
1:05:04
is uh, generally me and my brother John pairing a beer, a craft
1:05:10
beer with a weird owl song like you might pair a wine with a meal.
1:05:14
It's delicious and delightful, and yet you can find us anywhere at beard
1:05:17
owl podcast on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and beard owl podcast dot com.
1:05:23
That's b E r d owl podcast because you know, it's not like
1:05:28
beard like facial hair, it's beer, like you've done got beard because you
1:05:30
had a beer whatever. My endorsement is worth for their show. I like
1:05:38
their podcast so much. I married one of the hosts. Yeah it was
1:05:45
either. I mean, if you'd gone with John that would have been big
1:05:48
of me. Um, but anyway, uh yeah, no, I can
1:05:55
thoroughly also endorse a beard ol podcast. Every episode I've listened to has been
1:05:59
delightfully silly, and I can't recommend it enough. And the same thing for
1:06:03
Russ's podcast, the Infectious Groove Podcast, which is an incredible dive into the
1:06:09
world of music every single episode, so absolutely check that out as well.
1:06:13
Russ. Anything else you want to plug, just the YouTube channel, because
1:06:17
we've been doing the Groove podcast for three years now and because of the way
1:06:20
it was broken up, we're eight seasons of like fifteen or so episodes each
1:06:27
and that is coming to a close. We have like five or six episodes
1:06:30
left and the audio podcast is going away. But the YouTube channel is very
1:06:34
vibrant, and to be honest, we post more content on the YouTube channel
1:06:39
than we ever did on the audio podcast anyway. So if people go to
1:06:43
YouTube and starts for Infectious Group Music, subscribe to that. We we just
1:06:46
hit just over two thousand subs, which is a pretty big accomplish. We
1:06:53
do three videos every week on that channel, and they're all like very quick
1:06:58
form contents, like five to ten minute videos of like the one we just
1:07:01
had come out today was five great Soundtracks, and then the one from a
1:07:06
couple of days ago was five one hit Wonders you Forgot about And it's not
1:07:11
to be clear again recovering music snob. It's not me going you forgot about
1:07:15
these songs and I'm better than you. It's me going, you know,
1:07:17
you forgot about these songs, and you should totally hit the links in the
1:07:20
description and check these songs out, and then you'll be like, oh man,
1:07:24
what a great song I did. Forget about that? You know what
1:07:26
I mean? Like that that type of thing. So we try and do
1:07:29
eat on the show or on the YouTube channel. We try very hard to
1:07:31
do underrated, underappreciated stuff to get more people listening to that instead of sitting
1:07:38
around doing what you see on the internet a lot, which is a lot
1:07:41
of like, you know, the thing you love is overrated. Like we
1:07:44
feel like there's enough I don't know, hate and making fun of things people
1:07:48
love out in the world. So instead we just don't talk about the things
1:07:53
we don't like. We just talk about the things that we love and help
1:07:56
other people too too. Yeah, we've been enjoying too much negative overrated h
1:08:00
Yeah? Sorry, Uh yeah, no, I've I've watched a bunch of
1:08:05
your videos, especially the videos the two of you did together, um,
1:08:09
and I really dig them. I'm one of your subscribers and I can't recommend
1:08:15
them enough, and I would say that, Yeah, that's that's thoroughly accurate.
1:08:17
You don't, uh, you're not. You're not forcing your love of
1:08:21
these songs on anyone, but you are sharing your love of music and encouraging
1:08:25
people to check them out. And I think that's Yeah, that's definitely the
1:08:28
way to go. Yeah, so thank you once again. As for our
1:08:32
podcast, you can find us at bfy twpod dot com. That's our website.
1:08:38
We can find links to all the cool things our friends are doing,
1:08:41
including our friends with Rust and Lauren. Uh. You can find a voicemail
1:08:45
widget in our contact us segment if you'd like to leave voicemail, If you'd
1:08:47
like to tell us how awesome this episode was, how much you like Rust
1:08:51
and Lauren, any of that stuff, please feel free to drop as a
1:08:55
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1:08:59
You can all send us emails at b fy TW podcast at gmail dot com
1:09:01
if you have a mind, if you have an idea for a show,
1:09:04
or if you have just a topic you'd like us to cover, We're happy
1:09:08
to explore any in all possibilities. Um. But yeah, and you can
1:09:11
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1:09:16
Augie Doggie zero eight, you can follow Stevie at midnight, and of course
1:09:20
you can follow the show at b FY tow podcast. And I think that
1:09:26
is going to be it from us why, because that's why. Yes,
1:09:32
that's perfect. Oh my god, is a huge one.