My Brother, My Brother And Me - MBMBaM 143: Daniel Day Nutchuckles

Episode Date: March 11, 2013

It may be Daylight Savings Time, but we wouldn't recommend skipping this particular hour of comedy. Also, we are very tired, and are going back to bed. Enjoy the show. Suggested talking points: How Wa...s the Dick For You?, A Falcon Attack at Your Wedding, America's Serious Home Videos, Daniel Day Nutchuckles, Get out of here Columbo, A Penis Pump that Plays Chris Gaines, You're the man now dog, Dude, you're getting Adele tickets.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 The McElroy brothers are not experts, and their advice should never be followed. Travis insists he's a sexpert, but if there's a degree on his wall, I haven't seen it. Also, this show isn't for kids, which I mentioned only so the babies out there will know how cool they are for listening. What's up, you cool baby? It's a new place, and the girls, do you want it? Just say, hey, I want it. Just say, hey, I want it. Welcome, my brother, my brother, and me, and advice show for the modern era, and we on that time creep. If by we on that time creep, you mean that this episode is going to be hurried and rushed because I overslept by exactly one Gregorian hour, then yeah, that's an accurate
Starting point is 00:01:03 thing to say. I actually sprung forward two days, and I had to run back to catch this episode. I also don't understand how time works, or introductions, either of you. So that's a great, I actually introduced myself, but I did it in the hour that we lost, so no one will ever hear it. I wish that that's how it worked. I wish that literally it was just an hour of time edited out of the universe. It was for me last night trying to go to bed, and it's like, ah too, that seems, oops, three, nope, bad. Did it bad. You know, any crimes you commit in the witching hour, which is what it's called, you get away with, but then it comes back to haunt you, and they're a verse witching hour, which you have to live over twice.
Starting point is 00:01:55 So, just keep that in mind. Can we just stop it? It's really fucking silly. Because it's completely made up bullshit, is that what it means? It really rams home the fact that time itself and our measurement of it is absolute horseshit. Not just time, right? All measurements. All measurements are made up. Money fucking, it's a, it's a, you know, man, the man, right? Like business and politics, and like, well, all streets not looking out for me, and my bank, no thank you, my bank, I don't want it. You know what I'm talking about? Like savings and loans. Yeah, right, exactly. The government man is taking your time away, and he eats it. Do you know where that, is Obama's fault? Is Obama hoarding my time? Do you know where that hour
Starting point is 00:02:47 you lose goes? Yeah, it goes straight to the 1%, and they go out on a yacht, and they spend all the poor people time. That's like that Justin Timberlake movie, where they had the time in their arm, and when it runs out they die. Where they keep looking at their watches. Uh-huh, and Justin Timberlake is like, I'm gonna, I'm gonna instill a change in this unfair world, and he does it, with the power of his song and dance. No, you haven't seen it, have you? I did not see the film. Did not thought. It's called Time to Sing and Dance. Man, his new album's not very good. Welcome to our pop music review cast. Welcome to our music show. Did you guys introduce,
Starting point is 00:03:28 did you like say your names? I'm fuck, if you... I am still Travis. Know me by now. I am now, and will always be Travis. This is an advice show, so let's... I'm Griffin. Let's do that. We're brothers. I'm in college, and recently had my first one-night stand. We were both pretty drunk and pretty... Stop it, stop it, you creepo. Dear Pan-House, I never thought it would happen to me. I had sex with a girl. We were both... It was great. Pretty drunk, and it was pretty clean. Stop it.
Starting point is 00:04:06 What is this yo-yo creepy voice? Stop doing it. One night only thing we parted without exchanging numbers, or even at each other on Facebook. Problem is, I'm going to a party in the next few weeks, and I know the girl will be there. I really want to go because it's a good friend's party, and I don't want to miss it, just to avoid her, but I really don't want to act when I see her. Do I just act like nothing happened? Do I acknowledge it in some way? How do I stop it from being awkward, and that's from awkward and Adelaide. Awkward and Adelaide, imagine my surprise to find that casual sex among acquaintances can
Starting point is 00:04:48 cause complications. What do you know? Who could have seen this coming? Did you not see the two films that were literally identical, shot-for-shot, that came out in the same week, Friends with Benefits, and then the other one that was Friends with Benefits? Acquaintances with bonuses. Friends with dental? I think is what it is. Yeah, this sucks. Also, why do you think we would know? Yeah, man. I don't know. I don't know either to get a magazine. Okay, I think that if you are cool, it is safe to assume that this person is also cool. There's no reason to attach, or I think maybe you can project some sort of emotional connection
Starting point is 00:05:46 that this person had or didn't have. I don't think you need to assume. They wrote into an internet advice podcast, though, to add, this is how concerned they are, when the cool ship sailed and then was boarded by pirates and burned into the ocean. No, I'm not saying that this person is aboard the SS Cool. I'm saying that if they are, they're worrying about it. If they're worrying about it, they're assuming that the other person is more emotionally invested than they are. Considering that they've made no effort to contact you, maybe the dick wasn't that good for them. Maybe Justin. So, I guess what Justin's point is, is that you're really bad at sex. Maybe the word present
Starting point is 00:06:30 concern is that you have not had any repeat business to the dick store, maybe, is the thing that you should worry about. There's this guy who did not give it to me right, and then I'm going to see him at a party. Do I tell him? No, you don't. Please don't tell that man. You tell everyone else. Tell everyone else and warn them that he's not going to give you the big right. This seems, I think that we foster a kind of a rapport with our community, which usually, typically, it does not involve us making fun of their dicks. Okay, fair enough. Your balls are weird. Why don't you go to streamershanks.com and get a bigger dick to put on your dick. Just put it on top of it. It's like a dick suit for your dick.
Starting point is 00:07:12 Like Dick Keighton. Dick Keighton was the greatest college football coach this country has ever seen, and I will take that to my grave. Dick Keighton, I love you. You're like a second father to me. Go blue and orange. You definitely don't want to act like it didn't happen. That seems awfully cruel to give her the, oh, do I know you? That's bad. That's what Dick Keighton would call shunted in the punt. The problem with your unsatisfying love-making is that you did not shunt it in the punt. That's what she was waiting for. That's like her favorite thing. It's 2013, man. Everybody's shunting it in the punt. You just assumed that there should be some punt shunting, one with hope, right? Between friends? Such an innocuous phrase until viewed through the lens
Starting point is 00:08:11 of coitus. I think that you should not worry about it. You've got to be confident, cool and confident. This person's given you no reason. If they were calling and there was some relationship that it ended here, I could see it, but you had casual one-night stand sex and no one wanted to reach out afterwards, or maybe she was waiting for you two and she was heartbroken that he didn't. There's really no way of knowing until you just go to the party and find out. Maybe ask her if the dick was good. Give her a comment card to fill out. I wanted to let you get back to the party, but if you could just take this brief survey, let me get my clipboard. Give it on a scale of 1 to 10 because 1 to 5 leaves so little room for specificity because there's such a big
Starting point is 00:09:04 difference between a 7 and an 8, but if it's a 5 scale, I'm just saying that on your sex comment cards, make it 1 to 10 people. I actually use a 100 point scale, so the conversion over to Metacritic is more equal. That is nice. You have an opportunity. You might be able to turn this into a two-night stand, and then how I met your mother. And then you're married. Now I know what you're thinking. What is he thinking? He's thinking I thought this was a casual one-night stand, but it could be a casual 1,000-night stand. Maybe you could just casually keep having sex and casually have kids together and casually grow old together. Just keep it totally casual. Casually get on each other's health insurance. Casually die side by side in the end of the
Starting point is 00:09:50 notebook. Where are you going to bury me? I don't know. I don't want to get tied down. Make a big deal out of this. I'm just dying next to you. We have two graves that happen to be adjacent. It doesn't mean anything. Listen, you're free to die next to somebody else, too. If you want, I am, too. It's free. It's open. It's easy. Breezy, beautiful. Are you using Yahoo? Yes, absolutely. How about this one? It's sent by Yahoo Ray. Are you? I'm Ray. That was good. You were in good form today. Thanks. It's by Yahoo. It's user Rose, who asks, any ideas on how a dog should carry the rings for a simple beach wedding? My fiance and I are planning to have a simple beach wedding. We love dogs and want our dog to be the ring bearer. I'm just looking for ways she
Starting point is 00:10:43 can carry the rings without using a pillow. I really want to put the rings in a ball or something. Has anyone heard or seen how a ball, stick, rope can be used for this purpose? Any other creative ideas? Thank you for your input. How about your dog's nipples? Oh, good question. Bad question. The worst question. The anti-question is what it is. Have your dog eat the rings and then shit them out in front of you. Hold on, everybody. Oh, my. Just like, once you get it. Don't look at her. Don't look at her. If you look at her, she won't do it. I'm giving you a weak preview of Hangover 3. Just hit everybody in the lap. This is total nonsense. We love dogs. We love dogs and we love farcical sitcom scenario.
Starting point is 00:11:26 There's just so many fucking variables. You spent so much time, because I know, because I'm deep in the shit, of planning this special day, so much time and money, and then you're going to leave one of the more important aspects of the ceremony completely to chance to your stupid ass dog. This is like, Theresa and I have had a couple different conversations about this. We've opted out of Flower Girl. We've opted out of Ring Bearer for this very reason. When have you ever been to a wedding and seen either a dog or a child just seem super excited to be participating? Or when have you ever left a wedding where a child or Christ forbid a dog carries the rings down the aisle, and after the wedding,
Starting point is 00:12:16 you were like, man, that thing went off without a hitch. That was a ship. That train was running right on time. They were definitely not crying or peeing on anything. They got those rings down to their intended target in a quick, efficient, and honestly professional manner. And their mother definitely didn't have to carry them down the aisle and make it seem just like child torture. Yeah. When have they even made it to the end of their job? Even if they had done really shitty, I've never, not never seen a child make it all the way down the aisle. They always have to like fucking lie down. Taking nap right there. And then you got to wait for half an hour until they're done with their nap while everyone sees it really quiet. It's not your wedding anymore.
Starting point is 00:13:01 It's Stevie. It's Stevie's wedding. It's Stevie's nap. And then Stevie has to get married to the dog. That's the ring bear. Yeah. You're having your wedding on the beach. That in and of itself is already a high risk. High seagull. Yeah. That's it. That's it. A human being, it can close, they can retract their fingers over the rings when a seagull comes up hunting. A dog has no recourse. No. A dog will just, a dog will just sit there. No, that would be an epic battle. Yeah. Ring bear or dog versus flock of seagulls. This is the biggest problem with dogs, is that we've dulled their instincts against seagulls of protecting rings. So you're saying you need to get a wolf to be your ring bear. When dog wolves, when wolves came over on the boat from
Starting point is 00:13:47 Egypt, they were originally bred to defend rings from avians, more pterodactyls in those days, that was the original use of dogs and we have just beaten that out of them with years of potty training and beatings. So I think what you got to do is you got to double up, you get a dog, ring bearer, and then you get a falcon security guard for the dog. Okay. And maybe the falcon can ride on the dog. Maybe you want to be, it's going to be hard to get that ring over that falconers glove. I guess if you use it in your offhand. The priest has to do the falcon. Okay. Well, but then again, you're trying to get people out, you know, you're trying to get people out of the ceremony to the party as quick as you can. Well, see, then the falcon sets in on crowd control
Starting point is 00:14:38 and you say falcon, if anyone hesitates, go for the eyeballs. If anyone gets up to, this is taking too long. Okay. Well, you can get a falcon attack somewhere into your wedding. No, everyone would have to stop weddings. We'd have to be like, well, and that was how weddings ended the end, because it would be the no one would ever be able to top a falcon attack at your wedding. Plus pay for the honeymoon with that America's funniest home video dough. Thanks Tom Bergeron. I don't think Tom Bergeron would endorse a video where a falcon attacked an old woman in the face. I don't think that's chuckle worthy. And now America's serious home videos. Everyone bow your head for a moment. Oh, I would watch that show. I would watch that too. I would have to say that
Starting point is 00:15:31 man sits quietly in the corner was the most serious video tonight. $10,000. You guys have not watched much AFV lately. This show is so desperate for anyone, anyone to shoot video of anything. When this show debuted, everyone's dad had a video camera the size of like a stationary bicycle slung over their shoulder. Everyone was filming everything. Now it do you know how hard it is to do that show and just avoid thinking about YouTube for 30 minutes like to try to forget that which leads to awkward situations and Tom's like, Hey, everybody, have you seen this Star Wars kid? You're gonna love that. You're gonna love the cut of this little kid's gym. He's got a little pole. He's like, it's Jedi. It's $10,000 Star Wars kids. I'm 30. I am a lawyer. Thank you. I will
Starting point is 00:16:27 use this for my startup. It's called YouTube to to tube. It's the next one. If you don't have a ring bear, how do you get? How do you do the rings? I guess just the best man and the best woman, like just have them. If I understand correctly, the ring bearers have not been actually carrying the rings for a long time. I think that they've got dummies. Yeah, they got a dummy pillow, because it's usually like a little kid that you wouldn't trust with thousands of dollars. Anything. Really. But why? This is a little kid that draws on the wall. You're gonna give him the only thing that makes you married? Yeah. Well, yeah. No, you're right. That is the only. Right? That's it. They're like power rings. It's like the ring. It's it is like the one ring. If
Starting point is 00:17:10 it falls off, you're not married. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. Although to be fair, if a baby ring bearer did take my rings and throw them into Mordor, like I think that I would have to honor that. Oh, yeah. I'd have to say, okay, baby. Well, that's definitely there. That's a good one. If the baby puts the ring on, you're married to the baby. Yeah, it's a tricky situation. It is. Then the fuzz can get you. You can argue in trapment, but if that baby put that ring on of his own free will, you don't have a fucking life. Listen, it's the same if the dog puts the ring on. I mean, you're dealing with a powder keg one way or the other. Well, unless you're in, there are several states for that would be, that would be fine. If a baby puts the one ring on, you're not finding
Starting point is 00:17:52 that bastard ever again. He's gone. If you see a baby put the one ring on, you better open every bag of flour you can find and just start throwing it in the air in the off chance that some of the flakes will land on his curls. So you can maybe see some sort of silhouette. Because if not, you will never find that baby again. Babies don't want to be caught. Baby's invisible now. He's happy. He's out there. He's living life. Precious. So I'm right now, I'm writing the script to Hollow Man three. It's sort of like Hollow Man, you know, Hollow Man with Kevin Bacon. But what if you say to Kevin Bacon, we put some baby's day out heat in there. Okay. That's all. So that's all I've got. So that's the start of the goof.
Starting point is 00:18:34 I've only got the one paragraph. You've got a great elevator pitch. Now, you just need to flush it out. Yeah, I've seen, I've seen more scripts picked up on spec for less than that. So the good news is, I think the son of the mask, the son of the mask was just like four words. It was just like mask, but with kids following the adventures of an invisible baby would be a cost effective movie, I think. Well, you guys can't see this, but boy, how do it is? It is hilarious. This is a precarious situation. All you see is the cookie jar just fell over. But what you didn't see was the hour of antics leading up to it. If you can get a baby to wrap itself in bandages and put on sunglasses like in memoirs of an invisible man, you might have a box
Starting point is 00:19:17 off a smash. Or if you have an invisible baby walk into a lady's bathroom and watch her take a shower like in hollow man, then you're an evil person. We've just, in this movie that I also asked the cast director, I got to get Daniel Day Lewis as the invisible baby. I think that you guys are trying to write a comedy and I'm writing like the worst horror movie ever. Yeah, because all my favorite comedies star Daniel Day Lewis. My left foot. My left giant foot. My left can't stop laughing too. I didn't know how he would do playing Mo, Larry and Curly, but once they got all the computer effects in there, you really could not tell that it was just him. And I loved him in there, Will Be Blood and Feces. Yeah, because no, that is more serious. You moved away
Starting point is 00:20:11 from comedy. You moved. I'm laughing. He was in Last of the Lol Heakens. Is that appropriate? Is that a thing we can do? I think that the sequel, the sequel to There Will Be Blood would just be called Milkshakes. It's just him and he's been acquitted for the murder that takes place at the end of There Will Be Blood. He's been acquitted and he opens up his own milkshake stand and gets in all kinds. But then a rival milkshake stand opens across the street and they have to have a dance off. And then he burns it the fuck down and kills the guy's kid. Two stars. Two stars. Would not watch again. Um, let's do another question here. When I met my girlfriend a few years back,
Starting point is 00:20:57 I inherited a load of her friends, most of whom are cool. There are two in particular who we've especially, sorry, sorry, who we're especially close to. We see them regularly and they are awesome people to hang out with. The trouble is that they both insist on calling me by my surname all the time, which really pisses me off. I don't think my surname is particularly odd. So it's not like it's embarrassing to be called in public, but it's still not how I like to be addressed. Even when they even write it on birthday cards, which is really bizarre. I've never introduced myself by just my surname and no one else insists on calling me by it. So I don't know where this comes from. Am I wrong for getting so annoyed at this?
Starting point is 00:21:39 How do I tell them to stop it without coming across like a massive dick and upsetting two of my best friends? And that's from Miss Nomer in Manchester. I don't get it. It's, to me, I think calling somebody by their surname is like the ultimate endearment ever. Right? You know, in college, I'm, I would say like half of our friends were just called by their surnames. Yeah. Like I had so many friends that were just, I knew them as that, like I was known as McRoy. It was really weird when I'd come home from school and people would call me Travis. It really kind of threw me off for four years. I don't see anything wrong with it, you know, but he doesn't like it. Well, it's irrelevant. He doesn't dig on it.
Starting point is 00:22:22 But it sounds like a personal problem. Cause once you have a name, you know, once you become, once you become like, ah, it's not chuckles, then like you're not chuckles and there's nothing you can do to reverse that. I don't know why you'd be called. Are you saying his last name is not chuckles? No, I'm saying like that's a nickname, but like regardless, if your name is, if your name is Carl and people call you Carl, you can't be like, guys, I'd actually prefer to be called by my surname, which is not chuckles. Well, I'm fucking confusing the whole thing. Once you, once you introduce the idea, I think that once you say like, I don't like that name. I like this other name. You've either a, like absolutely sub, if it was me, you would have
Starting point is 00:23:06 absolutely submitted that from now until the end of time, that is what you will be referred to. Or two, it's going to be this weird thing where they're caught, you know, they'll call you not chuckles and then, oh, I'm, I'm sorry, Daniel. Right. It's going to be awkward. Daniel Day-Lewis. Daniel Day-Lewis, not chuckles. Here's the thing. The time to bring this up was a million times ago when they first said it. Yeah. Yeah, because now it's like, why, I've been doing this for years. Right? I've been calling you not chuckles for years and now I'm just a dick. And you've got to, you've got to just one day out of nowhere, just snap. Stop it! Stop it! No! Just stop! Start the sentence with, for the last time. And they're like, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Starting point is 00:23:58 And you're like, I have told you guys a million times. You haven't, you haven't told us any, any times. It is David. It has always been David. It will always be David. I would say that if they're not doing it maliciously, if there's nothing, like if you didn't ask them not to and they keep doing it in any way getting upset about it or saying something, it's just going to make them feel awful. It's going to make them feel bad. It's not going to be worth it. Just suck it up. You can get used to anything. Trust me, whether it's being called not chuckles or the butt or anything, you can get used to anything. Those are your two examples? Not chuckles or the butts? I don't think. Are you saying you can get used to being called the butt or were you saying something
Starting point is 00:24:45 far more? No, you can just get used to the butt. You get used to the butt. Take it from me, ladies and so and client gentlemen, get used to the butt. And some, and some dogs. And some dogs. And some dogs. And chairs. Do you guys want to go to the money zone? Yeah. Travis, you got this message here. Who's it for? It's from my dear friend, Andrew Mead. I didn't know you two were so close. Oh, super tight. Who's the message from though? That's the real question. It's from some juggers, Michael Pertil and Tyron Bicknell. I don't know who they are, but they claim to know my dear friend, Andrew Mead. Sound like they on some
Starting point is 00:25:40 Game of Thrones shit with those names. I like that. Yeah, which are you House Bicknell or House Pertil? Dear and Dazzle. I'm assuming that's their nickname for Andrew. I don't call him that. Happy birthday. Good luck in the new year. May your lightsaber always ignite to full strength so you can open her blast doors. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Tyron Mike. Is the lightsaber his dick? Good one, Travis. I think you really piece that one together. Good job, Colombo. Thank you. One more thing. Is the lightsaber your dick? Yeah. Ma'am, if I may. If I may, ma'am. One more thing, man. One more thing. What, the blast was her vagina? In the episode. Get that man out of here. That's the shortest best possible. No, I'm sorry. I just want to
Starting point is 00:26:28 let's talk more about her vagina. Get out of here, Colombo. Jesus. My mother is dying over it. No, I just want to know. What was it about the lightsaber dick again? I wear a trench coat. What did you expect? I'm so close. Look at this eye. I have both moral and physiological reservations about this happy birthday message because it's never been my experience. I don't want to get too blue, but he's saying that you're boner. I hope that, first of all, this is a public radio kind of thing, so there's a lot of people listening. You just hope that your friend can get his dick hardened enough to get inside of a vagina. And you made it worse. I think the greatest it is, you made us complicit in that. That's what I think really stings here. You made us
Starting point is 00:27:26 complicit in wishing your friend dick gone hard. This is a breach of trust. It is a breach of trust. Yes, Travis, that's correct. Speaking of getting your dick hard to get inside of a vagina, that was, by the way, possibly the most fluid transition, except for this thing that I'm saying right now, that was the most fluid transition you've ever had. Until we acknowledged it, it was pretty sweet. You can head over to extremestreams.com and get yourself a penis pump kit. You can put it on your wiener and then it goes suck, suck, suck, suck, and it gets you some penis gains and some Chris gains and some performance. The penis pump, you can program it to play Chris Gaines to scare your boner away forever.
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Starting point is 00:31:44 Who answers user Lord Donald Farnsworth who asks, What do you dislike most about people who don't own horses? I am also including people who lease horses. For me, it is that they are always trying to get into the horse scene when they clearly don't belong there. These horse posers. I think what I really love about this question is the pretension. Yeah. Yeah, to say, if you lease a horse, your bond with that particular equestrian is not as strong as somebody who wholesale owns that motherfucker.
Starting point is 00:32:26 And that's my biggest problem is you don't understand horse love. I also didn't know you could lease living beings. Yeah. Yeah, of course. Man, I got a sweet down payment on a cat. A couple more months. I'm going to own that baby. A few more payments.
Starting point is 00:32:43 Yeah, I just hope the repo man doesn't come to. You know what I'm saying? Man, you don't make the payments on your cat. I got to take your cat. I was going to make it. I was so glad. I'm sorry. Mr. Richards is coming with us.
Starting point is 00:32:57 Unless you can answer these three trivia questions. I'm sorry. What repo reality shows are you watching? Have you not seen repo, repo quiz? What's a fucking show called? It's an actual show where they're like, we're going to take your car unless you can answer these three questions. Is it repo games? Is that right?
Starting point is 00:33:17 No, that's the sliced aluminum movie. Guys. Okay. What do you dislike most about people who don't own horses? The smell of them, I guess. They don't smell like the leathery oil of a horse's back. I'm just saying that they don't look like they've been riding a horse all day. I think they do.
Starting point is 00:33:37 I hate that. If you're going to buy a horse, you need to can, you know what I hate? I hate those short boots that people who don't own horses wear. Get some long boots, you know? With spurs. Yeah. I wish they had. I hate how they never yell like, yeah.
Starting point is 00:33:51 Or kitchens. Or a sepid up. Zip it up. A horsey. Let's do this horse friend. Can we not kickstart a horse? Guys. Are you saying that?
Starting point is 00:34:07 Guys. No. Guys, are you talking about revving up the engine? We got to get out of here. And that's just out of an idling. John Bon Jovi, I'm not making a shitty metaphor between a horse and a motorcycle. What I'm saying to you is- Wait, he wasn't riding an actual steel horse?
Starting point is 00:34:27 Oh my god. That would make it the fucking best song. On my cybernetic horse. I ride the wastelands of my Katana. With my vibrosword and my emerald visor. I smoke a pack of nanostems. Oh my god. Oh god, John.
Starting point is 00:34:58 Somebody write that movie. I seen a million faces and I processed them for fuel for my metal horse. I'm a cowboy. I sell water at a great profit. Draland is not a myth. So, no, we've talked about kickstarting a European tour before. We've talked about kickstarting a trip to London and Scotland and all that stuff. And I don't know if enough people would want a kickstart for that to happen.
Starting point is 00:35:37 But I do know that if we made a kickstarter to buy a horse that would be owned by us, the Mbemba nation, I think people would really get on board with this. Hold on, hold on, hold up. So you're not just talking about a horse that you and Travis and I would share. You were talking about everybody throw down a fiver on this horse. And then based on the different reward tiers, you would get a minute or two on our collective horse. Well, no, no, no, no. So the world would own this horse.
Starting point is 00:36:08 So it would belong to all of us. But really us. So specifically us. Like any kickstarter, it would give people the feeling of being invested without actually the chance of any sort of return on that investment. But if you pay in at the highest level, you get the choices cuts of meat. Once the horse is dead, you will, of course, get like a $20 donation or maybe you get ahoove. And there is there is no sweeter meat than the meat of a horse that we have been aging
Starting point is 00:36:44 beneath us for decades. I just think that I would really love it if we owned a horse and then just had like a series of photos of like the horse listening to our podcast. The horse chilling out on a beanbag chair, but never like ridden. The horse inevitably and quickly dying because what the fuck do we know? Because we fed it like, you know, red stripe. Yeah. And you're like, you're like, you see cops?
Starting point is 00:37:07 Ah, fuck. We need a second kickstarter. I gave him a bunch of red vines and now he's dead. Launch the sequel to our first kickstarter. And it's called Oops, we did it again. Oops, who gave our horse diabetes. And I diabetes horse 2013. I want to buy what's his name.
Starting point is 00:37:25 Who would give more red vines? I bet you love him. I bet he would like him. And then I bet he would diary. Diarrhea is so hard. I wrap this carrot in red vines and bacon. You are welcome. In charge of culinary treat.
Starting point is 00:37:40 Justin, you were saying how hard, how hard with this horse diarrhea? You, I feel like you were, you know, there was more to that thought. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt the quantification of how hard the horse with diarrhea. I think we would not be popular amongst other horse owners. I feel like we would not fit into whatever sort of socioeconomic circle that is. We would be like Rodney Dangerfield in Caddyshack. Yes, exactly.
Starting point is 00:38:05 Or we would be killed in anything. We would be the animal house in like the yacht race of the boat that we built ourselves. Diabetes horse. Your horse diarrheaed on my horse and now I lost all the contests ever. We would get in there the first day. Guys, clear something up for us. We know none of you are the actual dean, but we do have to thwart someone. So whichever one of you is closest to the dean, just let us know so we can thwart them, please.
Starting point is 00:38:37 I just assume everybody who owns a horse has been the dean of some institution in their lives. And we roll up in our big sunglasses and sweatshirts and red vines. The twist in another story is that rather than having a scrappy horse that ends up showing up all the rich guy horses, ours will actually die. Listen, man, maybe we know just a little bit more than you about horses. Also, we're going to have to back out of the big race because our horse is dead. Uh-oh. That can only mean one thing.
Starting point is 00:39:10 Us in a horse costume winning the race at the end. Oh. Who saw this coming? Wait for it. And then we have to build a cybernetic horse to win the race. On a horse made of brother-side ride. Guys, I don't want to, I don't want to, uh, you know, I don't want to break your spirit, but horses are very fast.
Starting point is 00:39:30 Then the odds of you running faster than a horse in a horse costume are, um, there's. Given what you're forgetting is we won it the most. Haven't you seen the end of Cool Runnings? It'll just, right? Oh, the movie ends with us carrying the horse on our shoulders. The finish line. You can finish Diabetes Doug. I believe in you.
Starting point is 00:39:52 That horse is dead. That horse has been dead for 30 minutes. Get up. Get up, Diabetes horse, 2013. I got red lines waiting for you. The revenge of the nerds guys who run in and start plugging electrodes into him, like, don't worry, we'll fix him with science. You won't.
Starting point is 00:40:09 You won't. He can't. How about another question? How'd that come to you guys? Good. I'm in my first year of teaching high school. I told my girlfriend that I had looked up some of my students on Facebook. She thought this was really creepy.
Starting point is 00:40:23 It's not like I read all their wall posts or looked through their pictures. I basically just looked at their profile picture and moved on to the next student. She agreed that it wouldn't be weird to do this if I had started a new job and looked at the profiles of my coworkers. But it still thought it was creepy to do to students. Is she right? That's from creeping in Cali. There's a question mark there to leave it open to interpretation,
Starting point is 00:40:42 whether or not the person is actually creepy. Is it open to interpretation? Because it seems like the answer is a pretty cut and dry. Yeah. Yeah. It's pretty creepy. Imagine it this way. If one of your students was like in the room with you,
Starting point is 00:40:57 or Jesus was in the room, or a coworker was in the room, would you skis on the Facebook profiles of your students? I imagine you would not. Yeah. I have a hard enough time looking at Facebook profiles of people I know and not feeling weird. Yeah. It's also imagined that like when I was, I mean, I guess I was in high school like right before Facebook.
Starting point is 00:41:22 Facebook sort of came up while I was in high school, but it didn't really permeate my school. Like if my teachers had been like, hey Griffin, it seems like you had a really great time at that party. And by party, I mean youth group probably. That would weird me the fuck out. I would not dig on that. It would be weird.
Starting point is 00:41:41 Hey Griffin. I also really like Fall Out Boy. High five. All right. All right. Teach. Would have been Reliant K at that point. Griffin, I also think Jesus rocks.
Starting point is 00:41:53 High five. Griffin, I too in Lino. Let's. Reliant K deep cut for a Reliant K joke. Everybody could enjoy. Man, don't do this thing. Don't do this thing. This just stinks.
Starting point is 00:42:10 I feel like you're throwing off the balance. But then again, maybe not. Like you watch a Goodwill Hunting or you watch a stand and deliver or you watch or you watch that other one. Here comes the boom. You watch that. Here comes the boom with Kevin Smith. He's like, what the hell is Kevin James?
Starting point is 00:42:29 You dumbass. Kevin James versus Kevin Smith is the last fight. Last fight. It's just like two pieces of of, hey, I'm just swinging together. We decide to see here comes the boom. Someone was making this choice. Paul Blart, I get it.
Starting point is 00:42:47 I've got to see that. He's like, it's ridiculous. His name is so funny. It sounds like fart. Like I'm with you guys. I'm with you on that. But let's back to my point. Okay.
Starting point is 00:42:57 Back to your point. Where's Blart too? You watch these films. These teachers that know they're fucking students so much and they use that shit. Fine. Okay. All right. Here we go.
Starting point is 00:43:07 Finding Forester, right? Which is the unofficial sequel to Goodwill Hunting. Finding Forester. Sean Connery had a hard time connecting with his youth. You know what I mean? Trying to teach him how to write. Trying to express. So he learned some terms of phrase that he would use when he was playing basketball.
Starting point is 00:43:26 Like you're the man now dog and punch the keys for God's sakes. Both of which are catch phrases that they would use with his friends. You know what I mean? He connected with him. He formed an honest, earnest connection. And then he taught him how to punch the keys for God's sakes. I am so, I, do you know how close you're the man now dog was to slipping off of my mind table for like forever.
Starting point is 00:43:56 And you have just saved me from that terrible fate because that is flooding back to me now. And it is really funny that he said that. It is really great. It is quite possibly the funniest line in cinematic history. It is hard to tell. You're the man now dog. You're the man now dog. You're the man now dog.
Starting point is 00:44:14 You're the man now dog. Is that what you say? Can we make another highlander before he dies? Please, please. Please, I'll give anything. Just make a dozen more things. But connect, that's a connection is what I'm saying. And Facebook can facilitate that.
Starting point is 00:44:30 You can sit down with somebody and be like, yeah, I know. Evanescence. Let's talk about your math. And then they, and then they're more receptive to your math advice. Griffin, watch like any special on lifetime or 60 minutes or true investigations, whatever, the stories that involve teachers and students that begin with, and then the two connected on Facebook, never end with like, and she got an A. That's the thing.
Starting point is 00:44:59 They can never know. And that makes it creepier. I, I confess, but they can never know that you know about their Evanescence love because you creeped on their social. It sounds like you're saying to like, lean into it. I'm saying either run the fuck away or lean into it on the sneaky creep. Regardless, you tell your girlfriend like, you're right, it is creepy. I'm going to stop.
Starting point is 00:45:19 And then you do it in secret because you got to make those finding forester connections. It's so important. Honey, you don't understand. I got to shape them. I got to shape them. These are my children. These are my babies. I guess they're like my little eggs.
Starting point is 00:45:34 I don't know why it went from like a Sean Connery impression to like a Nicholas Cage impression. Man, that movie would have been so, so, so, so much better with Nicholas Cage. Oh my God. It's not even close to how much better that movie would have been. Man, now dog. Hey, hey, man. Hey, which one of your man is a dog?
Starting point is 00:45:58 And also Tim Allen is there as the Shaggy dog. Yeah. Oh man. God, I want to write this movie. An Invisible Baby. So Tim Allen is the Shaggy dog. Yeah. John Travolta is there as old dogs.
Starting point is 00:46:08 Uh-huh. And they're all riding robot horses. DDL. DDL's in the mix or Izzy because he's an Invisible Baby. Nick Cage is there and he's a teacher who's probably cocaine adult. That's a subtext, I feel like, that runs through, runs underneath like the sewer system of every film that Nicholas Cage is in. And the movie's called Bad Lieutenant, but now he's also a teacher.
Starting point is 00:46:32 From now on, I think instead of saying Hollywood is out of ideas, people should just start saying Hollywood doesn't listen to Mbam-Bam. Because this is like we have opened wide our blast doors waiting for your lightsabers of cinematic ingenuity to tear us wide open. Oh God. Oh Jesus. That's gonna stay with me. That imagery.
Starting point is 00:46:55 It's like a spicy hot dog. And the taste of it will linger. Oh wait, what? Oh, what? Yeah. We did you just have a seizure? I was wondering if you meant like Hollywood's dick was like a spicy hot dog or like an idea, so.
Starting point is 00:47:14 Hollywood's dick is a spicy hot dog. That's a spicy meatball. You guys know that one. Oh my God. You guys know that one? Time to make the donuts. Do they want to add? We got it.
Starting point is 00:47:30 Print. That's a wrap. That's a wrap. That's a great podcast that everybody's gonna enjoy. You are getting Adele, right? Dude, you just met Adele. Dude, you got Adele tickets. Dude, you're Adele.
Starting point is 00:47:52 And I really enjoyed that song, Skyfall. The Skymall. Stop and stop it. End it. There you go, Weird Al. Got it. You are welcome. I know that you are constantly on the lookout for your ideas.
Starting point is 00:48:06 Skymall, welcome. Hollywood doesn't listen to Ben Bam. Weird Al doesn't listen to Ben Bam. That we're opening the doors for you. It's all there. Just come pick these lilies. This has been my brother and my brother and me. It's an advice show for the modern era.
Starting point is 00:48:21 We hope you've enjoyed whatever that was. We are here every Monday, usually. And we really appreciate people tweeting about the show, like Jan Villarosa, Emily Nancy-Jean, Mark Payne, Bat Manson, David Meowie, Shane Element, Tiggerburn. Sorry, what? Tiggerburn. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:48:49 Is it just all consonants? Yes, Owen McBride, Platt, Raymond Nunes. Oliver Platt. Oliver Platt, in my dreams. So thank you to everybody who's tweeting. If you do tweet about the show, throw in a link to our sampler. It's bit.ly forward slash it'smabembam. When is that sequel coming?
Starting point is 00:49:14 I feel like it's really brewing. It's getting close. If only it were up to us. I know. I want to thank John Rodgerick in the long winters for the use of our theme song, which is It's a Departure, which is off the album Putting the Days to Bed. It's just, you know, you ever listen to the radio
Starting point is 00:49:33 and you're like, this isn't my rock and roll. This is your rock and roll, you know what I mean? Absolutely. It's a rock and roll for equestrian fanatics, like ourselves and like you. It says that in the liner notes. Also, it is such an exciting time over at Max Fun headquarters. We just added two new shows to the Max Fun lineup,
Starting point is 00:49:56 One Bad Mother with Theresa Thorn, and the Dave Hill podcasting incident. It's it's epic. So check it out. I'm so thrilled that we are linked even tangentially to Dave Hill. I think he's hysterical. Do you guys want the final? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:50:14 Lay it off, big man. You're the man now, dog. Oh, you got you beat me to it. Yeah. Damn it. You're the elder brother. You're the man now, dog. Wait, damn it.
Starting point is 00:50:25 Make these fucking donuts, Griffin. Come on. Where is it? Come on. Where is it? It is past daylight savings time to make the dough. Griffin, where's the beef? That was so good.
Starting point is 00:50:36 Who's the beef? I have the beef now, dog. I stop. We have to pay so many licensing fees. Darling, we have to talk about this podcast you recommended to me. I did not enjoy it. It's because they talked about earning horses. I am going to come to your houses and eat your fucking computers.
Starting point is 00:50:57 I'm going to eat your fucking computers, not by bolt. Time to make the computers. This one is sent in by Ira Ray. Thank you, Ira Ray. It's by Yahoo Answers user Alice Chaos who asks, Goofus or Gallant? Who is hotter? I'm Justin McElroy.
Starting point is 00:51:15 I'm Travis McElroy. I'm Griffin McElroy. It's been my brother, my brother, me. Kiss your dad. School wear on the lips.

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