Rooster Teeth Podcast - I’m Terrible at Star Wars - #651

Episode Date: June 1, 2021

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And Barbara, again, no gust this week. So there was, was oh god I'm becoming that guy. I saw a tick-tock. Yeah Well, but it was like a lady it was like a gymnast and she was teaching you how to do a back flip and I haven't tried it yet But I want to do it in my backyard But I also I need to clean up my dog shit before I do it Because I don't want to like I know that I'll cushion it cushion the full Also, it also works as an incentive to not fall over Double double maybe we should try that though I really I've never in my life done a front or back flip except for the one time during dodgeball when I happen to catch Ballon the momentum carried me

Oh, maybe was that dodgeball. I happen to catch ball the momentum carried me. Oh, baby, was that dodgeball? It was, I mean, you were there, weren't you? When, when we did the rooster tea dodgeball league, no, we just talked about a black ass dodge ball or kickball. They said it was, it was your two muscular. No, you're, you're a kickball with us. Kickball, you two kickball. Dog ball or kickball? Well, it was a kickball using a dodgeball.

No, no, it's the red. Right. Why can't that be a kickball using a dodge ball. No. No. Wait, it's the red right? Why can't that be a kickball? I was there when you... It's a dodge ball. You see that. I love that. You see that in your save.

Because dodge balls, you dodge kick balls, you kick. I know it can't be a dodge kickball. Please, please, tell me what's the difference? Dodge balls are smaller. The kickball is a little bit of a bigger effect. If I were to include that regardless I would say oh that's a dodgeball You've never played dodgeball with a big ball. No, this one was big you listen listen grew up grew up a good little church boy

Did plenty of youth activities? We had multiple size balls first for a dodge ball, okay? Let me find my dodge balls. We're tiny. Nope. We had Let me find my dodge balls. We're tiny. Nope. We had Big balls. I had balls when you hit 13 you know, dogs balls dropped and they got a lot bigger. They got a lot more way to call my dog. I never dropped. It's like three in the afternoon. Why are we yelling? Oh, yeah, we get we this is pre-recorded. We should say that right? Yeah. Yes, because

it's coming out today, which is Memorial Day here in the United States. Have you seen Memorial Hill? Yes, I'm also with you. So we don't work on Memorial Day. So the United States. Happy Memorial to you, Happy Memorial to you, and also with you. So we don't work on Memorial Day, so we have to pre-record this. So we work extra the week before. Yeah, but it's really funny because we recorded a podcast last night. So a whole lot has happened in my life. We got so much going on in our lives.

Let's get updates. What's going on, Barb? Tallest, the latest. Well, I got home after the podcast last night and I did a tick a nice poop. Wait, okay. Podcast poop. Morning shitters, night shitters. Oh, morning shitters, morning shitters.

Morning. Usually morning, something. I have to be so strategic, because one of my favorite pastimes, eating chicken. Eating chicken. Eating chicken. Where'd you come up with that? That's a lot of chickens, so I poo a lot.

What? Fried chicken. Dodge ball. Does fried chicken make you do the duties? Fried through me. I've never thought that. It's bad. It's bad.

Heaven had to solve in a while. We need to work on your fiber intake, my dude. Yeah, I need celery with it Celery's all fiber It actually is okay. It's and water and water is water fiber water fiber. I do baby spinach No, one of my favorite things to do is I get up super early in the morning because I am one of those crazy morning people And I especially weekend. Yeah, I was up at 6am this morning. Um, unnecessary. Yeah.

It wasn't necessary because I, it's, you know, you know what? A lot of the morning is great for me is that I am a major introvert. Do you know who's not around the morning? Extroverts. People. Everyone else. Everyone else. I get to experience the world the way way that I want to experience this.

It's true enough. Spars and empty. No, but I like to get up, especially on the weekends, and I get up super early, and I go for super long hikes. Like, we're talking hours. Damn. And, but if I don't get my poopsies happen before I go on those long hikes, then I have a little problem to solve on my hikes because it'll come at an inopportune time when I am like, you know, 10 miles away from my home on foot.

Um, so yeah, it definitely like, uh... That's what the woods are for, though. Oh, I have learned to pack wet wipes in my hiking bag. Wait, you take shit in the woods? I'm not saying half, but I'm saying that if I have to at this point I am prepared You pee in the woods every Saturday This for a fact wait why every Baseball it's it's true. I do actually I have the smallest bladder and we go we play baseball

All the muscles are pressuring the bladder. Yeah, right. Yeah yeah there's no room for a bladder when there's muscle and there's there's this field that we go to and there's like a lot of trees around this field and all the snakes and I just I just go out there and I just don't I mean I want to have a high constantly oh yeah I mean you I've peed in front of you on a hike yeah I've watched intently yeah I peed on John cuz he was so close watching my pee you know splash happens I've peed on John, because he was so close watching my pee. You know, splash happens. I peed in the forest before,

but I'm just always terrified of something. Things crawling up. Do you, do you know, like actually crawling in? Do you wanna know one of the most different parts of being a parent that I didn't, you know, you don't think, there's all kinds of parts of being a parent that I didn't you know You don't think there's all kinds of parts of being a parent you don't think through that you're like

Oh, I'm gonna actually actually have to do this Yeah, like you think of the the base things like I'm up to change the diaper I don't feed them with the bottle I'm about to tie their shoes. Yeah, I don't get screwed up in the head Sure, that's gonna happen regardless. You are constantly just having interactions with your children going well That's irreparable damage. I just have to roll with that No, it's so I have only daughters and so actions of your children going well that's irreparable damage and I just have to roll with that. Sure. No, it's, so I have only daughters and so I have, we have been on like long trips or road trips and you've had potty needs and nothing around to fulfill those in a conventional

restroom sense and so usually you pull over. It is one of the hardest things in the world, I will say, and I'm obviously being hyperbolic, but it's still difficult of getting a toddler girl, like a two-year-old girl, to pee on the side of the road, because she has to, because you are 50 miles away from something, either you. The fuck are you driving, bro? Maybe it's how about across the country to Texas to move.

Yeah. So stuff like that. You want to do nice things to take your kids out to like on a long trip. Let's go. You take your trips. Yeah. And getting them to figure out how to squat and supporting them. And not getting pee on them.

And just somehow and not getting pee everywhere. Spoiler. Pee gets everywhere. It's just what happened. Because they haven't figured out the strategy of how to get that stream perfect. You also need a very like steady squat when you're doing that.

But that's also like, imagine like just you as an adult female, like someone else also supporting you while you're doing that. That's nice actually. I can go for some of that. Trevor? I learned recently that the host, one of the guys on Survivor, like apparently.

Jeff Proofs. Yeah, he had a thing happen where he couldn't use penis after a certain point because he held in his pee for so long while he was filming. He has permanent damage to his genitals or his bladder. That's because he held his pee so much on shoots. God.

So, I was camping around Christmas or Thanksgiving break. I like had this, I always go on these like these big camping stints whenever the weather's colder in Texas because otherwise it's unbearable. Yeah, like hell. And what, oh yeah, it's fucking awful now. So I was driving in from a park in your wakeo

because I went from Dallas to wakeo to camp and then back home. And I had to go to the bathroom. It's so bad. I think it's the most intense I've ever had to go in my whole life to the point where I thought that if I were to like, get a fender bender or break too hard, that's something would pop.

And I would just like, get it, just like a cup. We're all alone. I've had a bad experience like driving from Austin to Dallas. I was in like a turnpike, nowhere to turn off in Dallas. I was like under, I don't know if it's a turnpike. I don't know. It's like a underground bridge or whatever the fuck it's called. Nore to go and I just gotten like some soda or something.

So I took it and then I was like, ping, stop and go traffic. Well don't stop. And then, but there's nowhere to go. He's saying he stuck in a like, like, I want this tunnel. Okay, okay. And you've probably been through the same tunnel because you live in there, me.

And then like, I stopped on my break too hard and then it just went, and like into my seat. Luckily I've sold that car since it wasn't my Jeep. But everybody, or does anybody else when you do get in that situation where you've been holding it for a long time and then you finally get a point where you get to go pee and you have like an incredibly long

pee. One, painful. It's painful but also satisfying in a weird way. But also no matter what, I think of the scene from a League of the Roan of Tom Hanks peeing in the, never seen League of the Roan. I think of Austin Powers when he comes out of cryogenically frozen stage. And it's like it's the same kind of that. Evacuation come.

Evacuation. He's still being. There's a moment in League of Their Own where they're all meeting their coach, the girls softball team or baseball team. They're baseball. Baseball. No crying in baseball. They're meeting their coach for the first time and Tom Hanks needs to wash up coach

and he's fully hungover from the night before like crazy You are and he enters their locker room to meet them for the first time walks completely past them into the bathroom part of the locker In the girls locker with his entire female team around him and then just unzips and unloads and then just Peace forever forever to the point where one of the girls goes up and starts timing it just to see as a whole comedic thing great movie League of Thrones actually really good. Yeah, I love to do this So I had footage though of me getting out of my Jeep because I like I had stopped at a McDonald's and like Somewhere between Waco and Austin and it was closed because COVID of course and like I have footage of me So like what I ended up having to do was unbuckle my pants and then I had like

Compression underwear on and I was pulling it off to just alleviate pressure, and I loosened my belt, or yeah, my seat belt. Like anything to give me any sort of space or reprieve. And then I had footage of me getting out of my Jeep and just like, I looked like an old man. I was just like, it was like, oh. Yeah, because you got to go slowly, otherwise, it's going to come out.

Yeah, I was like, oh, god. Have you, like the kidn's gonna come out. Yeah I was like oh god. Have you like the bat like the kidneys hurt? Yeah, the back everything back it hurts right there. It's like sharp pains dude. It's bad for you man Just pee just pee people you can do it just pee Things could be watching pee's go everywhere. I had a friend who like he straight up just like he told me one day He was late for class because we went to community college together before we transferred out and straight up, just like he told me one day he was late for class because we went to community college together before we transferred out and He was like, oh, hey, what are you? Okay? I noticed you were late for class today And he's like, yeah straight up like I left my house

I was like halfway between here in the in the college or my house And I had to go to the bathroom so bad and I didn't make it home I was like what does that mean? And he's like I was like two blocks away from my for at house And I just I just had to shit my face. Oh God. I have a friend who she was driving with her boyfriend on a road trip, and it like hit her all of a sudden where she was like, I need to shit now.

And so they were driving waiting for an exit, and she was getting worse and worse and worse. And then I think they found a Starbucks pulled over. And you know how Starbucks, they have the bathrooms that have the lock on it. Like you have to get the key. And so she tried to open the door and it was locked. And so she went to the front to be like,

could I get a key for it? And they're like, oh, we just gave it to someone else. And it was an older woman who was waiting for the bathroom. Someone else was in there apparently. And so she was like waiting in that hallway with an old woman in front of her. And the old woman is like very sweet and talking to her and as she's talking to this woman being like, mm-hmm. She shits herself. So she's like, yeah.

Like she just couldn't like but still smiling and talking to someone while you're sharing your pants. There's a great talk of a mom filming her kid who she clearly knows what her kid's doing. He's like, little toddler. And she's filming and she's like, Timothy, are you pooping your diaper right now? And the kid's just like, no. Just doing all straight things.

She's fainting the face. There's an amazing, not to like get off on a TikTok tangent, but there's a similar video of a kid in another, like in the bathroom, and their parents are filming him, like from the outside, so you can't actually see and you just hear him. And he's going, all right, thank you for the large coming. It's gonna be the large. Oh, it was small. What the?

Maybe now. The large. It's gonna be the large! Oh, it was small! What the- Oh, maybe now! The large! It's just screaming! So now Trevor will do that, of course. Oh no! It's just being a badger going, No, no! Good God.

It's just a plethora of content. I need to, before I forget, so we recorded the RT podcast last night, which if you're watching this, it's last week. We opened up baseball cards that Jeff had for us. We all got to like reach our hand into a pack of cards and pick one out and open it up on the podcast. And this one is someone opened this one

and they're like, oh, we should get this one to blame. Who's gonna see him next? And I was like, oh, I'll see him tomorrow for the podcast. It's Terminator Judgment Day. Cards, 30 open, but they are for you. Ooh. I love it. Sorry, don't have cards for you, Cole or John.

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Like I opened a little box of like Power Ranger cards. I already did Batman returns. Some people have actually sent me some cards, like some of the sent me a pack of hook, hook the film card. Is that like your favorite movie? It's my favorite movie. And then also like a free will hook. Hook the film. Is that like your favorite movie? It's my favorite movie. And then also like a free willy-to pack. This is great.

Oh, awesome. And then someone else sent me like three packs of small soldier. Dude, that's very fucking movie. It's so good. The pack of cards is the, of the cards they have in there are the most like lowest effort thing they ever did. It's like someone pulled a torrent of the movie. And that's why these are the most like lowest effort thing they ever did. It's like someone pulled a torrent of the movie.

And that's why these are the official cards. But it looks like someone took a torrent of the movie, ran it through compression, and then took screenshots of that and printed it on like a 72 DPI laser printer. Dude, they're terrible. Old school marketing for films is so fascinating because like that's what that's all like

Pinball machines were just like marketing machines literally So I recently got to go to Disney World and they had I Lucked out had a friend in the community that Jack hooked up and we were able to go to rise the resistance I got to do all the Star Wars stuff like very thoroughly this is before they looked at the mask mandate So I felt pretty comfortable about it. And that was fucking groundbreaking. And it was like the coolest, like I realized the whole thing was basically a commercial for Star Wars.

And I was just so hit by emotions, like I still think about it at night. But how can it be a, as an ad for Star Wars? You're literally at the park. Maybe, I mean, that is the product, but it's the product. Yeah. I don't know, I mean, that is the product, but it's the product. Yeah. I don't know. I mean, I've always felt like Star Tours is an ad because like, they have like specific scenes from the very

story. Star Tours was an ad because, in my opinion, it was because it was a sponsored ride involving a theatrical film that was not connected to Disney at the time. Yeah. I'll tell you why it's an ad, because at the end there's a gift shop. Well, that's just theme parks. That's every ride. But like, you walk out and you're like, they're like, hey, your resistance pilot now, and then this might have been Smugglers Run,

and then like, you're right there, and they have like pilot gear. I want to help that out. I think it's flipped at this point. I think the movies and stuff are ads for that. For the rides. Well, for that experience, like for you, you go and see the movie because they want to sell the toys.

They want to sell the going to, I mean, that's why they, the resort stuff. The resorts, they want to sell the DVDs. They want to sell everything like Disney plus subscriptions. Way more money in that than the movie ticket that you bought. Yeah. They don't have the new lightsaber yet. Correct. The one that's the X-Cender one. The copy, right? No,'t have the new lightsaber yet. Correct.

The one that's the... The extender one? The copy, right? No, that's the one thing I didn't do. It's not going to be for sale, but it's going to be... How expensive is it to make a lightsaber at Disneyland or Disneyland? I think it's like in the mid 100s to 200s.

No, yeah. A few hundred. I think, but they don't do that. I didn't do that. There's a patent that went out that got people interested. And actually a teaser has come out showing it of a, what they call a real lightsaber. But it can't be a real lightsaber.

It'll actually kill you. Yeah, that thing. But it's something that like literally is a hilt that can then extend to a fully lit lightsaber that the cast members are gonna start having. Wow. That is as opposed to like, you know, I'd best like you can have that little thing

where you like shake it out and fly that off anything. From my understanding, it's like, I don't know what the patent is exactly, but it's like a light plastic material that's able to like, unroll. What the patent showed was that it was similar to like technology that's in a tape measure, essentially, in that, you know, tape measure can go out and it has a rigidity to it. Yeah. It's that kind of same kind of technology. It's pretty cool. They have a little, they have a little video showing I think a girl just

with a raise. Yeah, it's like one of their theme park rays. It's pretty cool. They have a little live a little video showing I think a girl just was rave Yeah, it's like one of their theme park rays which no cast members That was the one down side of this visit was there's like no cast members. Well, no, they don't like like lages Oh, yeah, and parades and lages. Yeah, that was like the footage of was it Japan where they open up first and they had the actresses out and they were all just like Way up on these balconies like way into the peasants below. Now it's like you see like they're installed. It's like there's a lot of like a glass that's right. It's like, hi, you can come up and get a picture with me in the background. Like I had an old man, but they were doing the parade and then Gaston was up there and I

saw the Gaston. I was like, excuse me, what are you saying? What do you say? I felt old because I was. No, no, no, no excuse me, what are you saying? What do you say? I felt old, because I was at the... No, no, no, no, no. What's his name? What's his name? Gaston. Why? Gaston.

I don't know. Gaston, you get that, bro. Yo, he's Gaston, baby. It's how it's spelled, to be fair. It's G-A-S-D-E. Yeah, and Yavin, who cares? Anyway, he looks like a fucking baby. I guess Stone is.

I saw him and he was very clearly, like probably early 20s and maybe late teens, and I was like, that guy, he looks like a baby. Oh, Jesus. That's what they are on the movie. That's probably what they are on the movie. Probably. But it's still being weird.

It's like, it felt so fucking old, remember? Yeah. I replied to be a, this is like 2009 maybe, maybe before I had a job anywhere and I was still in college I was looking into applying to be a princess at Disneyland or Disney World So I was like this sounds like a dream job to get to Dress up like a princess every day and meet kids and families who are just happy to be there. I hope people have a good time Yeah, maybe guys that want to propose you. Yeah, exactly. They probably proposed to everyone. Maybe that's how we would have met eventually playing.

I'm just working at Disney. I'm like, what the fuck is this guy? But the height requirements for princesses, I think it's in particular, those characters, is like five, five, or something like that. Because that's a gorilla. I could be like, Cruella, I could be like the evil stepmother from Cinderella. Cruella, I think it would beuella, I could be like the evil stepmother from Cinderella.

Cruella, I think would be. All the villains. I think I had people or toll. A. I think it would be more fun to be one of those characters. I think so. Because Cruella basically, she knows. She knows people. It's all fun.

She doesn't actually get mean about it, but she does get to be a little rude and sassy. And it doesn't have to keep the smile on. Yeah. In fact, she's not supposed to. to see I'm a piece of pleaser though I wouldn't be able to like say something and like potentially make a kid cry that would be Oh, no kids the kids love it. They they expect cruel to be a But also I don't feel like krillas mean to the kids. I feel like krillas mean to the adults in

I see only mean to kids okay Okay, yeah, I was like you see like going through Star Wars land I think the most fun job looks like being the stormtroopers or Kylo Ren or Kylo or like yeah, yeah, yeah, I think the most fun job looks like being the stormtroopers. Or Kylo Ren. Or Kylo Ren, or like yeah. Do you see Armando's post when he went visit Star Wars where he got pulled over by the stormtroopers and he made a whole like him getting pulled over. Like he can't even go to his name without getting pulled over by the way. It was a great Armando.

Armando kills it in social. He is very funny. He also, again with TikTok, but he's on TikTok and he's like, fucking blown up there. He posts comedy sketches and like, he's fucking funny dude. If you're not watching Armando stuff on Fun House or... Armando Torres. A Copacast fame. Very funny.

Very young. He's a baby. He's a good child. I don't know. Do you know Armando? Yeah Very young. He's a baby. He's a good child. I don't know. Do you know Armando? Yeah, please.

He's like 23. What? Yeah, so I think he's a little bit a little, maybe maybe 24 or 25. I think it's weird because that sounds like a normal age, but then I remember I'm 30 now. Yeah. You just turned 30?

I just turned 30. That's right, congratulations. You talk about trying out to be a princess and it reminds me of, I got super jealous, still am, when Jack got a podcast to be able to do, just talk about, I would love to go on it. In fact, I tried to pitch to go on it when they first launched by just putting out there

like why I might be uniquely qualified to be on at least like a Disney Land episode. And I was trying to list any weird accomplishments or associations I have with Disneyland. And I think what I came up with was I have been to Club 33, which is the most elite. That's a big deal. It's a big deal.

I got hooked up by a friend to get to go and have a meal there. Thank you. I was married in Disneyland and I lost my virginity on Disney property. Nice. Annual pass. Get in the pool. By the way, check out annual pass. Jack's new theme park podcast, Jeff is co-hosting.

Who doesn't know anything about that. It's like it really fun to talk to Jack about theme parks. It's because he's like genuinely excited. We had him on an episode of a What do you buy in it. And he like, he took the entire show. We were like, this is amazing. Like, your passion for this is like, you can tell. And even like, it's funny because we were talking about

like to bring kind of a bunch of things back. Like, now he has park maps as kind of his card collecting. Yeah. I was gonna say, he's very susceptible to bribery And I like I promise to get him the Park maps. I got him like an epic on your flower garden Heartgrass went and he was able to get me into that star worst thing But yeah, that's like his train card thing now. Yeah, like he was like oh all by packs of people on eBay They're like oh here's a pack is oh, there's a 1978 right here. And this was the one week that they had the show times

listed in this one. So this is especially rare. The person needs to have on the show even more than me is our head of design, Tony Sonny. Tony Sonny, yeah. Fuck yeah. Granted, I consider myself pretty avid Disneyland fan in that I lived in California and had an annual pass for over ten years

And did all those other things like he said. And all those things, you know, but Tony, like, just lives and breathes Disney, especially Disney World, because he comes from that More that side of the country. But like he's the guy who goes to D23, the big Disney conference, and not only goes, but creates outfits for going to them. He has a, like, what I'm wearing right now, I have a full, like, this is my two-piece, like floral suit, that is all matching really good. He has this with the Haunted Mansion wallpaper. He also, I went to Disney World with him.

I think he was there, right there. Yeah, yeah, he had the Star Wars opening crawl, and we went to Galactic Knights, which was a Star Wars opening crawl and we went to Galactic Knights. Which was a Star Wars event at Disneyland, that Disney World before they had a Disney. He also owns probably more Mickey merchandise than I think any human being in the world. So he's moving.

Which is amazing. And I know that from recently moving myself, you throw away a lot of shit and I like message him and I was like, I hear you moving. You're probably gonna be throwing away a lot of stuff. Hit like message him and I was like, I hear you moving. You're probably going to be throwing away a lot of stuff. Hit me up, I will take all of it. Blanch is outside his door going like this.

Blanch is like, I've already moved. He's got so many cool things. Give me just to be on contract with them. For a merch. He has some of his merch was actually sold. Surely he's the same. And they've used even, I think they use even some of his designs for like signage later and that kind of thing, just because like they had

like the ass and something like that. And I believe also one of our other designers, Josh Bailey, also has quite possibly created merch for Disney. He's another avid Disney person. There's still a lot of talented people working at Rooster T. Tobin as well, he did like Luke's film DC Marvel. That whole, our whole design department

has turned into like a cluster of Disneyland fanatics cause also Wes is there who has, he was a cast member. He was a cast member, like, like, just like the general employee, like he was legitimately like, he's Chubaka. He Chubaka, he played, I think he played Kylo.

He's Kylo, yeah. I think he was also like, and he covers face up with. Which is really funny, because I try to think of Wes, like obviously we love Wes, but he's like, Do we know?

I can't imagine him as a cast member for some reason. I guess if like you're not really talking and you're like completely covered up, but like he just seems a little bit more shy and I feel like in those positions, you need to be like super like. But this, I'm going. Most of you say you'd be surprised that when you get a full costume on

and you can, in your entire identity is covered, how much that frees people up to be even more over the time. Yeah, very true. Totally agree. Costume or even like a uniform, because that's like growing up, I was not as like outgoing or energetic.

Oh God, please tell me what uniform you're about to talk to. Target. Whoa, you Target baby. Well because it's like cold. You have to go and be like, how may I help you? And it was like, that was like, anxiety to me. Yeah, but you're official, so like, it made sense to you.

It was like, oh, this is not cold. This is like, target employee. Tarnacle. That was so much lower stakes than I was. I would, don't make fun of a man in uniform. Yeah, we love a man in uniform. Respect the red. Oh man, the level of authority that I was preparing

to be impressed by. Next up was Best Buy. Oh, I was the one who stepped up the red. No, no, no. To blue. I wasn't the blue. I wasn't wearing white. That wasn't the black, it was orange label.

Before we did too far away from Tony, I did text him while I was at Disney. And I was like, I'm making a bunch of decisions to buy a bunch of shit because I also appreciated the fact that I was there in a point in time that hopefully we don't happen, like it doesn't happen again. But they have like, it's really post-apocalyptic. And I was telling the girl that I was with,

I went out there to visit somebody. I was like, this is a really weird, like dystopian future thing because they were selling Disney masks. Yeah. Obviously, but like 50 years down the road, I bought a bunch of masks that say like, Disney World and it's like a medical mask

and that's so fucking weird. Like if you were to see that 10 years ago or when you see that 50 years ago, it's gonna be one of those things where you're like, what are you doing? I know I wanna pull out, I know that in one of my boxes at home I have Disney, I know that in one of my boxes at home, I have Mickey ears from when I was a kid

that must be from the 80s. Like it might be a Mickey ears thing that's from the 80s with my name in embroidery on it. Nice. Did you feel anything of that? I know you were there for vacation, but you just take any photos of any of that kind of stuff. Yeah, I really didn't.

I took a picture of RoboDota Blinken and a thing that said, prior to the pig's thigh made by Bling Gibson. Oh yeah, because Bling Gibson is an imaginer. Yeah, a pretty prominent imaginer from the history of Disneyland. It's like Disney's right hand man. He was, he made, he's in the documentaries. He's like an animatronics or worked on like sculpting.

Yeah, he was a concept and an imaginer. In fact, I think Trevor and I took a picture of that same sign when we were there in Disneyland like last last year and I was like, oh, well, so does the plane, whenever. That's just like it was a big test. Fine because you probably get all the stuff. It's freaking all the stuff.

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I remember when we went to that galactic nice thing, which was one of my favorite trips ever with friends was that whole Disney thing. I got wasted at that trip. There were so I'm like they're so in four strings Oh, that's right and had a like glow in the dark of glowing ice cubes Huh you guys went to third person right? West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West The tracks are three of us with that. Tony was with us for all of Galactic Knights, but not for Disney World the next day, and then Randy was with us for about half of Galactic Knights. Bollyster.

There's a photo that I took that I deeply regret. I probably shouldn't talk about it, but it's whatever. So we were posing with Chewbacca and Ray, and I naturally just kinda went like this to them, and I didn't ask Ray if she was cool with it, and I wasn't like touching her inappropriatelyately but you could tell she was just like, and I was like, oh fuck, like she doesn't seem to be, yeah. It's definitely, you like, you get used to doing that

with the costume characters because they're just like in giant padded suits. Yeah. Get ready to do it and so it almost, I'm giving you an out by saying a little bit muscle memory of just doing that because everyone's in character. I do remember when we met Ray because she was in the same room with Chewbacca I think. Yeah, and VBA.

And I must have gotten smitten by that Ray and me because I was stumbling over my words around her. And it was definitely one of those funny moments where you're like, oh yeah, I think, when you're like, oh, I think someone's cute, but it's also like, she's the character and my brain might have connected like, oh, it's great. And it just got me all stumbled together. And I'm like, what an idiot, but whatever.

That was all me proposing to the Disney Princess thing was. Which is me just be like, hey, I'm doing this thing. Well, take a picture of me proposing to you. Like, not actually proposing to you. But you could say no. Is that a bad, it's a bad, I swear. That was us when we asked, because we were in those track suits.

We were the Powerpuff boys. And we asked a ton of characters if we could pose with them. And there was a level of that, just trying to really be as respectful as possible and just be like, hey, this is kind of what we wanna do. If you don't wanna do it, it's fine. We'll pass on. We understand that we are amidst a ton of parents with their kids is what we are right now.

But they were all super down for it and all reacted like with in character. And actually a lot of them were friends with Cole. I'm not gonna call. Cole, good job. Yeah. That was the weird thing is watching. Thank you. I mean, watching the maintain character when they truly knew us.

Uh, forget about it. I don't know what you're saying. That's such a mess. When we were on the main street or whatever and they were doing the parade and Gaston, Gaston went by. He was a very close friend of West's. Oh and he was just like it was just like the funniest thing still in character though yeah yeah the West looking at no one snaps like Gaston no one I mean it cracks like that's a that's better than the Mickey

we made on Vegas oh we walked by and two guys just went, hey, Mickey, get a boner. Excuse me. We were walking to someplace. Yeah, that's for Jordan Holley's engagement party, or Bachelor of Bachelor party. Where was this in Vegas? Vegas.

But that's like unofficial Mickey, though. I don't know where it could be on vacation. It's Mackie. Mackie. Mackie. Mackie didn't seem to be proud of though. Mackie the rat. I'm all about getting photos with characters at Disney.

Like that's like part of the charm. That's like one of the things that you'll never grow out of as old as you get. I'm like, I- I'll say that, you shouldn't grow out of it. Exactly. When I went there with Trevor last February, we were like about to leave the park.

And I see like a line of people like going into Mickey's house. And I was like, what's going on there? And one of the employees was like, oh Mickey's in there. Did you like, did you want to go get a picture of them? I was like, I do. And so I was like, Trevor, could we go get a picture with Mickey? He's like, yeah sure. And so it was like the end of the night. It was cold because it's like February in LA, which is still gets kind of chilly. It was cold at night. And we were just waiting in line for like an hour just so we could get a picture with Mickey. That's funny.

Worth it. I guess at this point of the, my last year by ever went out to Funhouse. I made sure to tack on like a Disney trip with it. And I was by myself and dressed very similar as this. I got married there. I lost my Virginia over there. Yeah.

And I, by myself, stood in line at Mickey's house and have a picture with myself and Mickey. Yep. And I liked the, I don't know if it was just the, the, his handler saying it, or if the character had like whispered to the handler or something like that, because they're not allowed to talk to you.

Get the sound away from me. They said, they, no, it said that Mickey likes your shirt and I was like you like does he actually speak or is there like some type of like Mickey sign like it was just them saying that it was them just improving because there there's like they're strict rules about what they can do Mickey like actually tapped him on the shoulder lean you never went. I'm gonna kill you.

My favorite videos of handlers with those kind of characters are the Japanese handlers with the Pikachu's. Yeah. Whenever the Pikachu's have like issues. Did you ever see the one where the one Pikachu starts deflating, emits the crowd of them? It's like they're evacuating the president of the United States. Yeah, circle around them.

Get them out of here! They're making it so much worse than it was. No one looked because it isn't like just like two men come in and slowly shuffle in the way. It's like they go in front of all the Pikachu's, tackle him and just start shoving the Pikachu back through like Yeah, there's a lot of Shoot him in that way. Not the screen. Yeah, the horse guys are the PC play and going no

There's also the one of the Pikachu that couldn't get through the door. Yeah of the thing Shaving a Pikachu through a door that's not meant for for dude I didn't give two shits about Mickey Mouse until this trip to Disney because I started watching the cartoon that they have on oh the new ones real good it's so fucking good and I love like if I saw Mickey the next time I would lose my mind yeah but I every night see him or many. He's be Mickey fucking cares. No, I know I appreciate him He's Mickey the mouse. Yeah, I Head up to me when I was there by myself I did some photos with some of the characters

But then I got over to California adventure and they have a small part of California adventure that this is prior to them Creating the Marvel area, which I don't think actually is it isn't like yeah campus Yeah, the camp. It's an Epcot. It's a big, fucking scary-looking silo right now. The campus? An Epcot. Yeah, it's very clearly that they're trying to keep it under wraps, and it just looks like

a nuclear launch web. It's not open yet. No. No. At Calvary Mission, they do have the Garnt and Z. Galaxy Tower, which is great. Super fun, right? To go on. But then, next to it, because of the outspill of just Marvel stuff, they have some Marvel characters

out there for you to meet. They have a little Spider-Man neck, I think. And there's some viral footage of Tom Holland showing up at that to drum up excitement. Anyways, I saw Captain America. And one, I like Captain America a lot. Two, the guy who was playing Captain America was hot as fuck.

And so I was like, as he should be. I'd like a photo with Captain America a lot too. The guy who's playing Captain America was hot as fuck. And so I was like, As he should be. I'd like a photo with Captain America. But because I am awkward and scared because he is like not behind a mask or something like that, that would be me having to get up the courage to just go up to this man who looks like Captain America and be like, hi, I'm aware I'm in my mid 30s and find myself.

Can we take a cute little photo? Yeah, you know. And so I actually, I must 30s and find myself. Can we take a cute little photo? Yeah, you know. And so I actually, I must text either you or Tony. I think you texted me. Getting someone to like heighten me up to just go stand like, cause not only do I have to go do it, but I had to stand in line by myself with like, just kids.

Like there are no adults in line right now that are not there without their kids. And so I did make it all the way up into. Mr. Rogers. Mr. Rogers and I took a couple of cute photos with him. Thank you for your service. Yeah, like, like, that was my easy-of-cons and stuff.

I'm like, when are you gonna picture with cosplayers? Oh, yeah. So it's like, and then like, eventually doing the other side where it's like, oh, it's really fun to get, like, for people to come up and ask for pictures. As long as you're respectful about it, not creepy, but yeah, absolutely.

It's like, hey, I really like, they're like the picture, like you, but yeah, absolutely. It's like, hey, I really like the picture, I really like you. Could I get a picture, respectfully? But yeah, that nervousness of like, that's a real person underneath it all, is this annoying to them? Am I like, they're trying to go somewhere in my body? Can you pose with me, I'm a complete stranger.

Yeah, I'm not in comedies with anybody. I had that with, I don't know if you guys are familiar with Alice and Tabitha. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. Incredible. I've been following her on social media for like a while now, and I saw her on Reddit. with Alice and Tabitha. Yeah, yeah. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh movie star is like, I want to meet her. Cause I actually have following her and this is really cool. And she was at her booth doing her thing and I asked one of the staff members of the commission

I was like, do you think I could jump in line and get a picture with her? Cause I have to run to a panel after, but I really want to meet her and they're like, yeah, sure. And so they went up to her and whispered in her and she waved over at me and I was like, I'm a big fan of you guys. Okay, I really love your stuff.

You're so talented. I was just gushing. And I was'm actually like, I really love your stuff. You're so talented. I was like, I was just gushing and I was like, God, I should never do this. And like anybody who is able to do that for anybody, like kudos to you because that takes a lot of courage to go up to someone who you like, I admire or have been watching for a long time and like build up the courage to ask for a photo.

That often is the barrier that stops me from doing, especially when we are in those kind of settings where us idiots on the internet are in the same building as like Goliaths of Hollywood and that kind of thing, you know, at that, that, that convention that we were at. So that thing, you know, there was like Jason Mamou was there and Jeff Goldblum was there and like, we call this real celebrities. Like, like, very large, um, can we lock it when I saw this one?

What's the Princess Sprite, uh, uh, Carriolis. Carri saw this one. What's his name, Princess Spread? Carole. Carole. Carole was nice to person in the world. And, and, and, Good to hear. And so I usually get like, I'm like, I'm either too nervous to go talk to them or I just don't wanna bother them

because I get that. That like, I tell people who have ever told me like, oh, I didn't wanna bother you for something like an RTX. I'm like, dude, I am nobody. Which is funny because we are like, you're not bothered, I love getting photos with people. You're not bothering me at all,

especially if it's that a convention that's over there. That's why we're here. But then when you're doing it to someone else, you're like, I'm gonna bother them, no. And so I was back in the green room at that convention where all these celebrity zerings and like that, and there was a point, there's a couple times that I got past that

because someone showed up that was like, I have to. And one of them was, I turned over in Charlie Cox, who is Daredevil, was there. And I love his other work as well. Like, star- He's in Stardust. Stardust, that kind of thing. So good.

That's so good. And so, I was like, I have to go over. I was like, I wasn't gonna ask for a photo, but I was like, I just at least have to go and shake this man's hand. So I went over and I was like, hey, sorry to bother you. I just want to tell you that I really like all of your work. You've done a great job with your career.

And I wish you the best in the future of your endeavors and that kind of thing. And he was so sweet. And he was like, he got up and he was like, shake him, you're like, oh, thank you so much for saying that he was just so polite. Yeah. And he was adorable.

And I wanted to take him home with me, but I didn't. And I walked away. And that was a wonderful interaction. This episode of The Rishauti's Podcast is brought to you by Omen. Sick of all the rando sliding into your team chat whenever you and your friends are grouped up in your favorite games, then you need your own private oasis, your own paradise in the let's admit it.

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He's going to be in the new Spider-Man. He's going to be the new Spider-Man think he's gonna be in the new Spider-Man? Oh, he's gonna be in the new Spider-Man. And then you said, he's gonna be the new Spider-Man. Sorry, Tom Holland. Yeah, the girl had a job. The Charlie Cox in like his 40s. He's gonna be the Spider-Man. We know you were daredevil before, but one of these Spider-Man. If they made him Matt Murdock, just like the lawyer in a Spider-Man movie, that'd be so fucking.

I, but I probably won't have that. He was so good. He was the best part of that series. There was a lot of issues that I think that series had, but his casting... Dude, the kink pin, the Vincent and Afrios, too. Holy shit. But yeah, he was just like,

like there's, there's like, I think on the Robert Downey Junior level of like perfect casting, Charlie Cox was that to be to play this tortured character that Daredevil is where he's dealing with his own inner demons while he's dealing with the demons of Hell's Kitchen and everything like that. He did such a good job. Coming from someone who loves Daredevil, has followed Red Daredevil forever, It was good. It was good. It was good stuff. I only saw like maybe one or two episodes. That's the show that I want to revisit because I loved what I saw. I don't know why. Sometimes I just fall off of shows where I'm like, that's great. Now I'm going to watch this other thing for a while.

I've completely forgotten about the show. It's so easy to fall off of stuff because there's so many, like, even if you grab you immediately, you can go watch something else. Well, Daredevil was good. Daredevildevil was good. Daredevil season two was good. And then like, it started getting into the other series and he was like, yeah, Jessica Jones pretty good. And Luke Cage, yeah, that's pretty good. And then he was just like, I dropped the fuck off.

I was like, yeah, I was like, nothing. Luke Cage, I say they didn't know exactly what to do with Luke Cage very well. I don't think that I think the actor did a very good job. And the casting in general is very good. I think as far as like directions of show and the writing in general, they just didn't quite have as good of a vision

as they did for Daredevil and Jessica Jones. Because I think Jessica Jones with David Tennant as the Purple Man was actually really great. But Luke Cage was the beginning of them, not knowing what to do with these characters. And then Iron Fist was just like unwatched. Yeah, shit. Just unwatched.

It sucks too, because they released that all as one in a bingeable mass release. Man, I gotta say after all of what Amazon's doing with Invincible and the Boys, and then all the Disney Plus stuff, Mandalorian, and Clone Wars, or Bad Batch, I think I prefer Week 2 Week. I think you have to make content specifically for Benjing, which I don't think anyone does. Yeah. Because that's like, I mean, I don't think,

mine's just from like, I mean, an anime there was a huge trend of everything moving to binge when I went to Netflix. Like in Japan, they still release it Week 2 Week in America, they release it, binge after it's all out. And it has like two weeks of like, this is the best thing that's ever been made.

And then it's gone. No one talks about it anymore. It's true. Or like even a bunch of shows that we'll watch with people. And it's like, I'll talk to people and people who've watched it week to week, loved it. Like this is an amazing show, because you're sitting there going,

what's gonna happen, like what's the mystery, what's the, it's how it's written Yeah, you know, and I don't think I think television is such a formulaic Process that yeah, that's not a thing that people are trained to know how to do is write a vingible show Very true. Are anything that's watching Hamay's tail speaking of? No, I really want to see who do right who lives like the one service that I don't have. I learned something about the actress. Yeah, she's apparently like a super Scientologist. No!

No, what's the name, Moss? Elizabeth Moss. She's good and invisible woman. She's right in the show and the season is, if you guys have watched any Hanme's Tale, I don't know if you ever know. I have so many people on Twitter, a bunch of people follow her,

like, pushing, forcing me into it. So like, oh my god's very good. It's very fifth season. We're on the fourth now but I think it got confirmed for a fifth. Really? Yeah. Which are they past the books at this point? I couldn't tell you because I actually have never read or know anything about the books. I mean either. I'm curious. I didn't know how I don't even know how far the books go but I it was one of those shows that was like I didn't know how I don't even know how far the books go, but I It was one of those shows that was like, I don't know. It was still going and apparently people are really liking it. Yeah It's a it's fucking dark. Well, yeah, I mean the show I wouldn't think that after season two they went we're gonna make it light now. Yeah, it actually turned into a comedy

I see the Starter so that's the other thing is like viewing content, especially like the past year. So it's been hard to watch darker shows. You do you like in my life. Well, we have been watching survives like multiple seasons of survivors. Well, like people were saying that it's people have turned much more to bingeing reruns. Because it's something that's controlled. They know what's going to happen. Dude, on that note, go back and watch HBO's Watchman

because it is TV perfection. I still have a five minute moment every day where I'm just like, that show is groundbreaking. You will never have anything like it ever again. It is like changing. No. I hope to God they don't. Did you watch the boys? yes there I think coming out

for the season two season three three three about to come out another season I wanted to you know you're reminding me I want to talk about a show that's out right now that I'm I wanted to tweet out about it was like no one's gonna get this to because I don't think anybody's watching this show the Modak show on who do I mean her advertised like hell. It's animated by the same guy as you did robot chicken. It's Seth Green's production company. Stop notion. Stupid monkey, but there's actually a real name for it. It is.

Yeah, paraphrase. Stupid monkey. And it's a show run by Pat Naswalt and Jordan Bloom. And the show on the service level is just funny Pat and Oswald. They're taking an obscure Marvel villain from Iron Man, and they've kind of put him into this sitcom, almost modern family kind of situation. We have a wife and two kids.

One of his kids is played by Ben Schwartz and he's fucking hilarious. That's great. Love that kind of show. And so it's all that kind of stuff, but then it's all passed through this filter of the most obscure comic book references that are like 10 floors even further down any easter egg that's been shoved into a Marvel movie and I love it and I'm sure even like Mike our audio Mike are you if you watch Mordok? our audio, Mike, are you, have you watched Modok?

Now yeah, so Mike Pertle is one on that level of people in like our sphere of Roostery Thwart, like that level of comatiner who's been reading since you know, for forever and that kind of thing. And so, but it makes references there, and I'm like, who is this for? Because I can't imagine there's a huge demographic people who are just like, oh my god, that was Lallandra from the, the she r race from the x-man right there in that frame. Is it show that still like understandable and digestible?

That's the thing is it is cuz it is just it's just patina as well playing Modok as a as a comedic character There's like Office humor in it and that like he runs a company called aim then aim gets bought by some random like Siddler-Convalley Company and it's all doing with that So there's there's totally relatable and understandable humor But it is just riddled with characters and references deep cuts just deep cuts that are fantastic that they don't even they don't explain They don't explain stuff, but it's fucking hilarious I love it. I I

Pays off. You like that stuff works because that's happened to Mandalorian not as deep. You're right You're like there's a bunch of characters you meet over the course of time is like, oh, did you watch Star Wars Rebels? If you did, you never get to know who this character is, but they're an important part of this show. Yeah, I'm very interested in watching that show with Trevor because I am terrible at Star Wars. I've seen the movies. I just like the sentence. I'm terrible at Star Wars.

And we'd be watching it up instead of the Mandalorian. Can we get in? Sure. I'm terrible at Star Wars. I'm terrible. I'm terrible. I'm sorry. And we'd be watching an episode of the Mandalorian. Can we get in? Sure. I'm terrible. I'm terrible. I'm terrible. And he'd be like, oh, that's bobble. And I'm like, boke-torn to Borkadoo.

And he was just like, that person should not be losing in this fight. No, like based on who they were able to fight before, I'm like, so you're describing me, watching Modok by myself yelling into the void, that's Mr. Sinister! No, that is, yep. And no one in my apartment is there. I'll come over to watch it with you, so you can yell.

And that's just like, you know this? I have a lot of experience going, oh! Oh, cool. So like Modok sounds similar to the Harley Quinn show. That's now on HBO Max. Okay, it is a bit. And like, that is another show, like, I am a huge venture brothers fan,

which I don't think anybody is, and I think you got canceled if they're making a movie for it. Anyways, it's so good, just as a show on its own, but then like, you know, I don't know Batman nearly as much as you do, but like knowing a little bit,

I'm like, oh, you know, that's a deep cut. But it sucks because Maudok and Harley Quinn are such like awesome good superhero content and what is otherwise a sat-over-saturated genre. So I feel like it just like, I don't know if people are seeing it. That's the true, but I think everything's good in the superhero genre right now. The boys, invincible, Modac, Harley Quinn, I watched Jupiter's Legacy. Wait, was that the Netflix one?

That's the one. The Netflix one. I guess I shouldn the Netflix one? The Netflix one. The porn. Sorry, I guess I shouldn't say. I'm like porn? I'm like a porn out. Why? The majority of stuff in the superhero universe. The majority of it. I feel like you can't just look at Superhero's

on Go, it's oversaturated, everything's like, there's so much bad when there's so much good. But even, I mean, with this, and I'm talking to someone who's an anime fan and talking about how like there's shows that you're like, like clearly this can't have gotten to everybody not everybody's watching this So I can't imagine like even invincible Invincible I was successful, but I don't think everybody watched it. I think I think I think I Don't get to watch it. Yeah, I don't think I think I think I think a lot more people watched it than I would have

Pinned to watch it at first, but with anime. It's gotta be similar where you have your very specific ones you can call out that you love and they're great, but none of the people. I mean, there's one show, Oddexie, which is essentially like animated B-stars, which was this hypersexual. I turned on B-stars episode one for me and my kids. No! No, a more!

Get out! I turned it off. Pretty quick. It's like, this rabbit wants to be devoured. But it's also like hyper violent. Yes, hyper violent. Is it a tophia though? That's it's laughs.

That's a good movie. We have Beastars. Beastars rules his life. It's X-ray. It's super light. It's easy bunny tits. Like what's going on there? I mean, you see.

You see full on, but she like, but they're sex. Yeah. She's like leading like deer and like wolves. And it's like, oh, it's- What's this on there? I mean, you see, you see full one, but she like, but they're sex. Yeah, she's like leading like deer in like wolves and it's like, oh, what's this, I should have. Beastars. It's on Netflix, you can watch it. Is your jacket an anime reference? It is, it was. It was zero.

Okay. Yeah, I was looking at it and I was like, that looks like he's like doing a survival cosplay. You were like, you should have an otaxie. Otaxie, it's like, Beastars without the teen angst meets Taxi driver. Okay, like the B stars without the teen angst meets taxi driver. Okay, like the old movie. The old movie text, yeah.

Okay. Where it's just like, oh, this is the best thing that's out there right now. No one's gonna watch it. Because it's about a walrus taxi driver who looks a little shlubby. It's funny, Hulu, I think has a few of these gems, like even what we do in the shadows.

Have you watched that TV series? Dude, that's one of my favorite comedy movies. It's maybe the best written comedy TV series and performed ever. And it's getting enough success where it keeps getting new seasons, but I'm like, I can almost guarantee it's not like on the level of like the office or anything like that.

It's all those like kiwi comedians that are fucking hilarious. Like check out TV and all those stuff. I mean, he was part of the Concord's. That's where I first show of his. Yeah. And it was like, this stuff's hilarious. And then like further down what we do in the shadows

and then eventually it's the Ragnarok. It's actually full of not just Kiwi comedians. It's got some British comedians. One of the vampires, the guy. He's the over the top. Oh, he talks like that from Barry. I'm from office. Office space.

No, IT department. IT crowd. I got there. Oh, he was a droid. He's right. You were right. Matt Berry. Matt Berry's in it?

Yeah. Okay. He's one of them. But then also even Mark Hamill has a character in it. He shows up as a vampire, like a rival of vampires. So great. It's so funny. It's on Hulu.

Again, a service that I don't think everybody has compared to like Netflix. Everybody has the net. There's so much good stuff on Hulu. There is. You said handmade stale. Handmade stale. All of, all of Survivor, Handmade's tale, you got like all these like HGTV shows, which I love.

Like House Flip. Yeah, I think is on there. It's my channel. It's good like a mindless television. But a lot of those, but like those streaming services, you're to get back on talking about how the binge versus episodic, it's as opposed to Netflix, which just now is dealing with churn. All those other ones are constantly dealing with churn

where people are cancelling subscriptions, just to wait for another show and that kind of thing. So they have to like send things out episodic so that you don't cancel that kind of thing in order to watch. And I forget with being in the crowd that we're in where a lot of us, just for some reason, the other have subscriptions to most of the services. You talk about not having to move that in one.

Well, there's such a variety of good content out there that there's no one service that has it all. If it's like, oh, I want to, like like me and Trevor want to watch the Harry Potter movies. So we got peacock because they have like all the Harry Potter movies and they like and friends and all that stuff. Or no. Friends is on it. Friends on HBO Max. I'm thinking of office is on peacock.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, they took that out. I got those peacock. I did peacock just for WrestleMania. Yeah. But like you have to like cherry pick all these things to like get everything you want? I was on the verge of canceling my Netflix subscription and then they dropped Love deaths and robots season two. It just like fucking nothing. I didn't hear anything about it

I was just happened to be on that. I mean season four. It's so good. Like yeah, it's so hard. They get you. Also, I think yeah, they like just enough content to keep you there Yeah, Netflix gems right now is true crime docs Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah, yeah, I just watched like the son of Sam just watched a murder among the Mormons I see me see and making a murderer from Netflix. I have not yet

Really? Yeah, that's like that is the kids that is years ago really old right? Yeah, they're so I Started about that that came out new evidence that's right that's right uh I started watching murder among Mormons I didn't finish it I still need to go back it does my nighttime fall asleep watching murder shows to is that what you genuinely fall asleep to do you fall asleep to like watching something or do you and Trevor turn off the TV and then turn over and we'll we'll fall asleep watching stuff accidentally, and then have to be like, okay, we need to go upstairs, but we don't watch TV as we fall asleep.

We put on like rain sounds. I understand. When I go for a walk in Austin or while. Yeah, I know, it's true. Not over yet. We're in a natural rain here. When my girlfriend's over and spends the night, because, you know, we have been thin.

We've been skinned. Do you guys get naked together? Sometimes, if the mood is right. I didn't hear that. Cover cold ears. You can't hear this. We definitely watch usually until we're like ready to go sleep in the morning off. And that can't get you. You watch porn until we're ready to go to sleep. Yeah, as you casually actually watch porn. A nice nightcats. Uh, but when I buy myself the other times also, uh, also before I'm into it. But that I don't turn off and I just fall asleep. Yeah. Umcats. But when I'm by myself, the other time also,

also before I'm into it. But that I don't turn off and I just fall asleep to it. Yeah. No, I definitely fall asleep to like watching certain like content and like YouTube is just on. Do you have, yeah. Don't answer if you feel like it, do you have a ID? Not diagnosed.

YouTube. Not diagnosed. Do you have a ID? No, it's like because if I don't, which I've now started learning I need to have that not-sleep moment more and more because like I really said what you just said. Not to have that not-sleep moment. Where I stay up and just think. Oh.

Because like I watch something rolling. I watch TV because it concentrates my attention on the one thing, especially if it's something I've seen before or something that's just like talking. Yeah, it's like a bedtime story and it's my Like conscious being able to focus on one thing and fall asleep lost your silence You need to have the time where you turn it off. Yeah, cuz I realize I don't stop I wake up and just go go go. It's like okay. Have this gotta go to this gotta do this And like I was talking one of my friends and he's like I don't watch TV anymore or I don't listen to music when I'm in the shower

Or a podcast when I'm in the shower. Or I just sit in the car and drive. I don't play a podcast when I'm in a car. I was like, Jeff was talking about that yesterday on the podcast. He takes a two hour bike ride every day, and like obviously doesn't look as it's fun because he's biking,

and it's just like two hours alone with your thoughts. Yeah. That sounds like a nightmare. That's actually, it's so funny. It's good, because I did, but important, I actually randomly ran across Jeff, two old men in the morning. I was on my high. He was on his bike.

Two old men in the morning. And yeah, I didn't realize it now, but he didn't have headphones on. Yeah, he just, he just bikes. But yeah, it's like it's one of those things where you just kind of alone with thoughts, which is difficult at times. What helps me do that is reading before bed. That's the smart thing to do. Is if I pull out even just my comic books, which is what at times. What helps me do that is reading before bed. That's the smart thing to do. Is if I pull out even just my comic books,

which is what I read, I don't reach out. That's still digesting content. And looking at a screen, because I read all my colleagues' dishes. But also, at a certain point, you stop reading, and you turn over and go, like, you close your eyes and think. Because reading is supposed to be like the best thing

to do before you do it. Although sometimes I do wake up with just my tablet. Oh my lap. Oh, okay, I fell asleep reading. Yeah, which is very satisfying. But even when that's happening, it's not that. You're not if you forget where you were.

You're like, oh, the last page and a half, you're just like, because there's also time. It's less of a problem. It's not be a edit. At that time, as you're falling asleep, where you're not conscious, but your brain still isn't fully off.

So you're still hearing every, if you have a podcast or a TV show, you're still hearing it. But if you're reading, you're not dig, but your brain still isn't fully off. So you're still hearing every, if you have a podcast or a TV show, you're still hearing it, but if you're reading, you're not digesting new media, new... Once you close your eyes, the connection's gone. I have this room in my house, it's upstairs, and it was just the storage room, but I'm slowly starting to like...

Why did that 30-go out of this room in my house upstairs? I've never gone into it. I honestly like top, probably a bowling step foot in it, like 30, 40 times. It's just like like storage room and I don't really go in there But I'm gonna make it into my creative room and I'm not gonna allow screens in there yet But like I'll go in there like I was sowing patches on a bag the other day That's where I like paint my little warhammers and I was like reading in there. It is the nicest I That's the nice with the rain too. Dude if you have the means to make your own little nook, little hide-and-spot, will

create a barrier? Dude, I had a realization that was that's kind of some of what you're talking about where I was like a few weeks ago, I'd been, I was like at the peak point of like just months of depression and burnout. Yeah. And just nonstop anxiety. And obviously, to quote my therapist, everyone has very valid reasons right now

to be anxious. There's no time more than ever for everyone to have valid reasons to be anxious and depressed. But it was my shoes on tight, and that's bothering me, so I'm gonna tight well and tell him the story. Speaking of anxiety.

I was just getting worse and worse and worse, and nothing was dealing with it, and I know a lot of, there's a lot of reasons why nothing was dealing with it, because there's a lot of reasons that were giving me anxiety and depression that weren't going away. But, I always feel like there is a level of self-care that we can do, including things like therapy, that can help that, and so I made the call like two, three weeks ago to cut my streaming schedule, because it's a stream, I got to think. Because between quarantine starting and, you know, to like three weeks ago, I had just ramped

up how much I was streaming. How much were you doing? Some weeks, six out of seven days. Cool. Too much. And because I'm home. Right. And you I'm home. Right.

And you think I could do this. I had the exact same thing where I wanted a stream and I would like I started like oh two days a week like that's all I'm going to do. And I was like well I'm going to play games anyways and I feel like I'm wasting time if I'm playing a game not streaming because that's that's which slippery slow. Well twitch is a platform like other platforms that rewards you I think twitch even than other platforms, rewards you with how much you spend with it. Yeah. Because it is a live platform. And so in order to use it properly, you need to, you know, be available for people as much as possible. And so granted during that time of me streaming that much, I had the

most success I've had in forever of Twitch streaming. Because you're consistent on your active on it, yeah. But then I was dying inside. And so I didn't think it was that big of a deal until I cut back down to my two days a week schedule. And in the past three weeks, that obviously mixed with things like getting vaccinated. Going out to the sky. And getting to go and do things with my friends. Breathing into my mouth, me breathing into your mouth.

Breathing into Blaine's mouth and breathing your soul. Actually took a straw and a spat back and we just had the same little bit of oxygen going back and forth. Just a little bit of burry between them. A little blueberry. You're very cute. All of that mixed together, it has alleviated a ton of the depression anxiety I was experiencing and obviously I'm still a wreck Because that's just me and it's just always gonna be that case But it it helped a lot and it sucks because like

Twitch streaming is fun. It's great. I love it and it's definitely something that I like it that it's my own Yeah, it's the one thing that is your own community especially If I you know granted like streaming with other people is great, like among us, not anything. But it's also just fun just to do something by myself and just play Pixelmon for like two hours by myself share and not have to keep up a conversation with the avails except for myself and chat. But it just came down to like, all right, I literally feel sad and depressed all the time. Is that worth me growing this Twitch channel the way that I should?

And I still am dealing with like, even maybe last night or two nights ago, I was just like, I guess, dream tonight. And I was like, no, no, I need a long time tonight. Yeah, because I'm gonna have this going. I was like, I was even like, oh, I'm gonna have like the podcast I'm gonna do on Tuesday or something like that.

I was just, I was listening off things that I knew were gonna take up my time elsewhere and I had to make that self-care. I have to draw that line. It's good. Boundaries. Yeah, I think you guys are probably similar, but I don't like saying no to things, especially if it's like friends asking me to do stuff or be part of stuff.

Or if I feel like, well, if I don't go, I feel like I'm gonna miss out on a really good time and like, people are gonna have inside jokes from this thing and I'm gonna be like, probably, I'm gonna explain the next thing there so that I'm not there for that initial plan and something like that. That's migratory. Yeah, it's this constant fear.

And so there was a time where, especially when Among Us was like, it's still really big, but when it was like the only game, I would say yes to pretty much anytime someone asked me to play. And I realized I was like part of people's streams almost every single night. Yeah. And then like, but I wasn't streaming myself. And I was like, what am I getting at? Other than of course like getting to do so with my friends, which is supporting your friends, but also like it was fucking cool.

That was also the draw is what there's a lot of draws of why I was increasing how much I was doing because it was also that was like getting to hang out with people. They're socializing. So they're socializing and everything like that. And so there was benefits. But there are like, it's often you don't see it until hindsight, but it's like, oh, that was something that wasn't bad.

You know, it wasn't inherently something bad, but it was doing bad things to my life. And I had to like, you have to sometimes choose the good things you do. Code is kind of fucked up to say, but I think it's actually been something that's been beneficial. I've actually kind of turned into a bit of a more of a no guy.

Not like the opposite of a yes man, but also not just completely fine- I don't know guy now, yeah. I know guy. Well, no, I just like, I'll make calls where it's just like, yeah, I guess I can do this and then I'll be like, oh, this is really gonna be good for me. Like, no, I'm gonna pass.

Like, I've been saying no to people's streams, but then also like, we streamed with Spawn the other day. I'll still do it. Yeah, we played a code name. Yeah, but it's only what I'm like feeling it. That is someone who is hard to say no to. I agree. Because.

So sweet point. Well, Steven Spawn is the most wholesome and loving person I've ever met in my life at this point. And he is someone who I've never met in person. He knows me on a very surface level, even though we chat and everything that. But I mean, I'm talking about like, people know me for forever. I feel like he still has plenty more to learn about the dark twisted life of John Reisinger. Don't wheel. But even with just that amount of information, he treats you like you've been friends forever,

and he is a joy to stream. You've done content with Steven Spano. Oh, yeah, he's the best. We've been playing this. Yeah, he's the best. I think we've played a Tasman phobia. Yeah. He did an interesting thing where he was like,

someone made a joke about working out and stuff like that, and he was like, someone made a joke about like working out and stuff like that and he was like, what do they mean by that? And I was like, I'm like a fitness guy, I was like, explain it to him and he was like, I have no idea what you look like. And I was like, that is the most novel thing I've ever heard in my life. He's like, yeah, I don't typically look up

what my friends look like. And I was like, that is, yeah. Steven's fun. Let me clarify something though, when I was saying that he's someone's hard to say no to. It's not because I feel bad saying no to him. It's that I feel like I'm going to miss out on getting to hang out Steve.

Yeah, I know. And I've made so many weird connections through Steve because he just aggregates a bunch of groovy people. Yeah, I also love how, we've met so many new people, new contact creators, streamers, like through doing our streams at Rooster Teeth and also like Twitch streaming and whatnot. It's always funny to me whenever we bring in someone new and I know they're gonna work out when they immediately shit on Blaine. And I'm just like this person's cool like K we love stream with

Tay for example. I just like I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just, I just,

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turned into a streamer. That is what Tater Todd is. Oh, love it. And she's a gem. She is that. You have a name. Even Tater's, yeah. Yeah.

She's cool as heck. Yes, it is a very good symptom of our, we adapted adaptation to COVID that we've gotten to meet a lot of people. Because I feel like that's the time we've been meeting people at cons or other business. Oh yeah. But now it's like, well, I have that time now to hang out with somebody online.

I have so many friends that I have not met. Yeah, like we were talking about Armando earlier. I'm so fucking excited to meet Armando. And there's a project. That's the thing that you haven't met Armando yet. Right, because like, we talk on the the phone like I don't do that with anybody I almost already made the connection of Mike Shirley Blaine has met him now like no no but like he might be Participating in an upcoming project that we have coming up

And I'm so excited yeah, right so excited, but we also have to do that project. I'm very excited about that I'm doomed We we all have details soon and then you'll know what I'm talking about. It's a compliment to him by me saying that. We threaten to kill each other a lot. It's kind of like how we show our love because I'm like a very fitness oriented person but he's also just like a big fucking guy. So I'm just.

He's tall, isn't he? He's like six six six six. He's taller than me. I've never seen him in a photo next to somebody like six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six six or a mount I could probably kill him. But he's just like, you think that that would piss me off. I would just sit and wait for you to get tired. And then I kill you. It's a really fun. That happened with my actually my Japanese instructor where we've only ever seen each other sitting down

talking to you. I love the fact that you can drop that in a conversation or be like, my Japanese instructor. I loved your tweet the other day where you like said like you studied. Yeah, I studied it. Well, I studied it over the way. I didn't know it was like, yes, I was like, oh, it works.

It's such a wholesome, like, what we have faced a face on camera all the time. And it was like, one of them was like, you did this. Face face face face face face face face face face. The best way to learn Japanese is literally just an inch between your lips. Are they an Austin's person?

They're in San Antonio. Okay. And she, she, one of the, we were talking about like how tall, like oh, you're saying, oh, we were tall. Are you tall or are you small? Big or small? I was like, oh, I'm big. Oh, and she was like, oh, how tall was like 190 centimeters?

She was like, what? I was like, quick, get out like, that tall? That's like, oh, I couldn't tell cause you're always sitting down. What is that, six, three? Okay. That's why it's funny to tell people about're always sitting down. What is that six, three? Okay, six, three. That's why it's funny to tell people about my brother who you actually just tweeted about today. Micah.

Micah? Because he is heavily involved in Tales, Swin, Sneaky, Dragon, or the Empire. He's like, I'm VP of that show, dude. Yeah, you realized just recently that not only was he, he's the writer for it, but he also is, he turns the audio editor because we had an editor for the first episode and then we had to,

we lost the editor so then we had to find someone and they were just like, well, my God, I'm involved. So, you're doing a great job. Yeah, I, uh, you, you should listen to Taylor Sun's Tiki Dragon just for the audio mixing and audio work that my brother's doing to it because he's created quite a audible cinematic experience. Yeah, the music and the sound effects and we even get like people from the company to do voices of the music and the sound effects. And we even get people from the company to do voices of the characters that we interact with. Like radio plays shit. That's what we try to do with Good Morning from Hell.

I like radio plays stuff. Yeah. It's like you're like listening to a movie. But if you look at me, I'm a pretty average guy as far as height and build. There's like that. 510. 510.

Right down the line of average. My brother is like probably 30, 40 pounds lighter than me and about, I don't know, five inches taller than me. Whoa. And so he is this like Jack Skellington character. Like a leader man. And we don't look anything alike. You guys really don't.

I've only, I think, seen his picture via his profile picture. Like, wait, Cole just made a reference. I don't know what the fuck you said. Undertale, you're playing Undertale. Sans and Pepperus? Yeah. Straight over the head.

I'd play Undertale and just kill everybody and didn't know that way. You weren't supposed to do that. Then you fought Sans and Undertale. Sans and Pepperus. Yeah, you fought both of them then. Okay. But yes, you've seen that he isn't know that you weren't supposed to do that. Then you fought Sans and under two. Sans and Pepp, Pepp, yeah, you fought both of them then. Okay, but yes, you've seen that he doesn't look anything. Yeah, I was like, this is your brother, where? He also often like, where's the brother part?

But yeah, he even like, he has much fuller facial hair than even I do, but he constantly buzzes his head and so he has a very different hairstyle. He has also a different teeth, a different smile, different eyes, but yeah he's like he would stand next to you and you would look like the same kind of people. Tall friends are convenient. I never lose coal in a crowd. I always say that y'all are keeping us safe down there. Y'all are running the world. Look at it. I'm 5 foot 9. I'm tall.

Well, these every, well, they hit him. Everybody is down there. Down there. Like, oh, you guys are moving things out of the way so we don't trip and fall. We're in Japan though. Like, I never lost that Cole. There is a little beacon. Just put a little, like, a little LED light on top of Cole's head.

He's also, Cole can baseball, dude. He's like, he threw anything at him and he's just got this reach and it just like so hitting fingers Barb is terrible at Star Wars Colken baseball that's the terms that we're using for describing ourselves. I can wear your brother We're just burbing I can I can baseball. I'm terrible at Star Wars. Yeah, make it make it a shirt Where's your brother? Where's your brother? Where's he your brother? Where is he your brother? I mean one for you Blaine. I don't know what mine is We'll figure out Armando wants to kill Blaine. I don't know what mine is. We'll figure it out. Armando wants to kill Blaine. We want to kill Armando.

I want to Thunderdale, Marmando. Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, I don't know what that was. I was trying to sing with a theme song. What would it be a theme song? Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, Alien, Terminator. Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da,

That's that's Terminator. What's the Alien one? Alien? I thought Alien was the one like it's like a lot more atmospheric No, no, no, no, I can't think of what alien one is it's In the pocket because we're supposed to see John Williams it's like it's like Williams is. It's like a echo. It's like, did it, did it, did it. It got to have no fucks up with it.

I know exactly what it's telling me. Should we just be completely silent for the next 10 seconds? We're probably going to turn off the podcast. Are we allowed to do that? Are we allowed to just be silent in the talk? Just wall-blane things. As long as I'm singing. OK.

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