The Worst Idea Of All Time - Family Time 15

Episode Date: December 6, 2024

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CBC News. It's the worst idea of all time. It's the worst idea. It's the worst idea of all time. Hello and welcome to an exciting edition of Family Time. I'm Guy. I'm Tim. And together we're Guy and Tim. It's nice to be here and if

you're on the sub stack twiwatt.substack.com you're getting a little extra this time around. A visual symphony for those playing along at home. If you can't see it just imagine it and whatever you imagine that's what it is. Shrodinger's podcast right now. What was Shroding doing? Shroding is cat, what did he do? I might fuff this slightly but there's a cat in a box. That's right. It's like a riddle. Until you open the lid of the box the cat is both alive and not alive.

Because anything is possible. Until you like see it. I think it was supposed to be like an analog for superposition in quantum mechanics. You know until you observe its position it is in both places. And so by being Schrodinger's podcast it is um. Whatever you imagine is correct. Yeah. Until you get Isaac, which is actually in some ways a reason to not subscribe to the sub stack because your imagination is

So so much more powerful than the reality of what's happening. Some people can't imagine pictures Yeah, that's a crazy thing. Isn't that is incredible? Yeah, I Always when I but I don't know if I and I have to imagine a picture. I kind of get I'm trying to visualize an orange our friend Emma clear did this to me the other day She said like close your eyes and yeah, like think of it. Think of an orange. Yeah, I don't know if I see it Well, it's hard under pressure It's like in Matilda when Matilda has to do magic in front of everyone. Yeah, she can't but it doesn't mean she can't do magic

That's called Schrodinger's Dal as Enrolled doll. Oh, okay. I think you mean dial the food. That's called Schrodinger's Dal as in rolled dal. Oh okay I thought you meant dal with the food. Oh no no no no no there's not actually any Indian food in the book or the movie. And that's a shame. Danny DeVito directed that. Did he? He directed the movie yeah. Man Danny DeVito slaps. He does he was in I was looking I was on a plane recently and I was looking at a movie. There's a movie With him and Martin Lawrence, he did a kind of odd run of movies for a while He's just making short, you know, whatever choices sure and the movie title was called

What's the worst that could happen and the top review on letterbox was? This movie this movie answers the title You know, it's right. It's sitting right there, but it was pretty, it was pithy and efficient. Pithy's a good word, isn't it? Yeah, pithy is a good word. What does pithy mean? Is it sort of-

So it's like a synonym for droll or witty or clever, you know, humorous, comedically clever in some way but I've always had a negative tinge to it to me in terms of when the word is used I always feel like it's slightly disparaging I think that might be your read. I think I think it's probably it's a tear down for you know It's like it's several tears down from hilarious or crack up as yeah Yeah, it's just like a 50 cent way of saying mildly amusing maybe but I don't think it's not The mild is probably not for you. It's not colored. It's you know, I feel like I've been drunk for like three days

I don't do a lot of drinking normally but Consistently we've just been on the beers recently. It's been great. Yeah, it's what it's like to be young I actually feel surprisingly spry. I was feeling all good, but I just had two Heineken's just now. Yeah just now Oh, yeah, and um I feel I feel happy but I feel slower than I did. Yeah. Yeah before I was pepped up on coffee go go go And I sat down had a couple beers and now I'm whoa whoa whoa coffee and beer coffee and beer never fear beer and coffee come have a toffee beer and coffee that's almost banoffee

should we see what people say? That'd be so good it's so nice that both anyone listens to the show that we make and that sometimes people get in touch with us I don't even know that like do you know what old stuff yeah yeah people might not still be getting in touch with us I don't know what the channels are now really to get in touch with us but definitely the Facebook yeah which is Facebook.com slash worst idea of all time. Interesting that's that's the one that is um, you know, staying strong. Facebook? You would have thought that would go first and this message is sort of tethered to that

because it's a recent message. Wow. On Facebook. Wow. About a different social media platform. All the boxes are being ticked. Tim, Guy, we need you on blue sky. The rhyme was unintentional it says here in parenthesis. Fellas you may be aware that there's been a huge wave of American folks leaving Twitter for blue sky in the wake of our recent election. Did America have an election? I didn't hear about that. As one of those people who migrated let me tell you your two accounts my biggest losses. I'm not saying you have to ditch Twitter like I did, and I'm sure it's annoying to have to double post things, but I miss you.

Thank you for your consideration. Your friend, Corey. I love this message, Corey. I'd actually been thinking about getting onto Blue Sky. My old friend Jeb sent me an invite like two years ago, because back when it was invite only invite only I don't think it is anymore but like I've got mixed feelings number one I'm not tweeting these days yeah because it's I still kind of lurk on there and check stuff but that platform is just terrible terrible it was fun for a while it was it was good for a minute but I don't know if I want more different social media remote like I think maybe the play is Just wait for all the platforms that I'm currently on to go to shit and use there as a way to get off I feel similarly I left a while ago and I have no desire to replace it with I've replaced it with

Be real as I've discussed. Well, no, be real, you go on, you know, I still use Be Real when it prompts me to, and then I use it as a memory catcher. And so I can, if I'm idling, I can go on my Be Real and I can look back on all the places, both boring and interesting I went this year. And I think this is a great way of forcing me

to take a photo every day. Like a journal. I've replaced it with probably as I discussed semi recently the chess app and I'm not looking to take blue sky over the chess. Chess feels like I'm doing something. Yeah chess feels like a real step up from Twitter for sure. So it's a lovely thought Corey and it's nice to know you're thinking of us. I might get on there. Tim might get on there. I'm trying to go I'm trying to clean my act up. Bless you. Excuse me, the second one's for attention. Second one's never for real. Really? Yeah, second one's never for real. You want an

email from ages ago? Do your sneezes get louder the more children you have? Yeah definitely. I reckon. You get access to a certain volume when you become a father and it's my favourite thing about parenthood. Even when I- Before I had little cat sneezes. When I was- And everyone would giggle at me and say,

what a quiet timid man. He can't even sneeze like a man. Timid, there's something there for a show title. Yeah. Tim, ID. What's the opposite of timid? Brave. Brave, yeah. Tim-id question mark.

Or. Brave. You identify as brave. Or I lowercase d, id, the id. Yeah. Timid, it sucks, it all sucks. I liked my one. Yeah, okay. I do this occasionally now,

but this makes me think of it timid, right? There's a joke I do now. You've seen it. I go, just to look for one. This isn't for me. This set contains strong language, words like brawn, muscle, beef. I can't remember you doing that joke, that's great.

I like that. Fun with words, eh? That's Monty. That's Monty for you. That is a bit what I'm like. The personification of fun with words. The 27th of July 2023. Do you remember what you were doing? If I went on my Be Real for a while I could figure it out. Hello, Foie Gras, Montgomery and Dim Sum Bat. I said the first one wrong didn't I? Foie Gra, but I mean, we all knew what you meant. You did your job.

After listening to Season, I'm gonna add an S there, Seasons 1 to 5 and everything in between during the... let me peep up my read a little bit. Can I? Can you do what you gotta do man? No, hold on. You're reading fine. No, it's good. I'm listening.

I want a little more energy. I'm engaged. I want a little more energy from me. Okay. And my cans. You're being hard on yourself this episode. After listening to seasons one through five. Split the difference.

And everything in between during the last year, I finally chanced upon a possible overlap between you and the McElroy boys that you might not have been aware of. In season 5 episode 44, Immanuel Sex and Chocolate, one of the characters eats a sexual candy which turns her blue. She then grows a tail like a Navi and fucks the ever-loving shit out of one of the other characters. If I were to believe your recollection of the scene sorry if I were to believe your recollection of the scene. Now for the

undeniable crossover in the early episode of Mabim Bam episode 55 they answer a Yahoo question about a man who calls his girlfriend his little blueberry since he is extremely attracted to violet bogart from Beauregard from the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Specifically the scene where she blows up like a huge blueberry. I don't love that. That is a kink? Well she's a kid. She's a young kid. It's more what's happening than the person it's happening to. Okay cool. Let's give the benefit of the doubt to whatever the fuck is happening here. Let's do that.

He now wishes that his girlfriend would dress up like that. It's all very disturbing, just like the Emmanuel series. Could this man have later grown up to write for the Emmanuel series? After all, how many people in this world could possibly be even slightly turned on by Willy Wonka and furthermore, blueberries? It seems like the anonymous Yahoo user from the

question might be the director Rolf Kienewski. That's a familiar name I remember talking about. Yeah that name rings a very small bell. I have included oh no a voice clip in the question from a Bim Bam is a clip for your own sultry voices. I refer you to the episode in question for your own memories. Huge fan of the show come to Sweden say my fucking name Herman Lindolf Damn, and I think there's a phone number here. It's nice to be in Sweden PS speaking of berries in Swedish the name for strawberry is Jord goob which literally translates to earth guy

Sadly, no berries translate to neither Tim nor bat Jörd Gubb which literally translates to Earth Guy. Sadly, no berries translate to neither Tim nor Bat. Would you like to hear the clip of Mibabam? Because I think it's going to play for us now. This one was sent in by Ali Ayali, thank you Ali Ayali. It's by Ali Ayali, user, oh no. The picture itself is pretty wonderful. The real Marty Gionetti. Except no substitutes. The clip is four minutes. I've just had a look at the duration.

I can tell by the production value that it's a step back in time from the Bim Bam, which is quite like charming. Love that. Love that. Great air. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I, to me, it's a blast from the past, obviously, but the whole Emmanuel series is really a

haze. So many crazy movies. I know where we watched a lot of it. I can remember the experience of sitting down with you in the studio at your place in Grey Lynn and just getting through a bunch of soft core pornography. I can remember kind of going crazy together. Was it in the shed? But you know, it was at Sefton Street.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was in the area that we did. Yeah, yeah, I remember doxing my former self. That's OK. It's fine. I remember. I remember, yeah, I've got. Very intensive bursts of experiential memory memory but there's nothing vivid. I believe that that was a movie we watched where someone is horny for blue people. Yeah, I kind of do remember, there's just a little thing in the back of my head about the Navi and us getting into that. Okay, there you go. And it's all out there if anyone's interested.

It's all out there. Here's the good thing about that. So that message I read earlier, that was present day. Okay. And now I'm going to go back to the most recent, the furthest ago unread message on Facebook. I just want to put a cap on that by saying thank you so much to Herman from Sweden. I liked that message and I liked that it was from Sweden and I like that you swore at us I genuinely took a lot from that message thanks Herman hey there boys this is 22nd of February 2024 nice and Brendan lol so I'll try to make this quick that's nice everyone should

include Brendan I had made my way all the way back to season one of the worst idea of all time so I'm very happy you guys are rehashing these episodes. And episode 14, Matrix. You mentioned how there are jokes every 10 seconds. And this reminded me of something that you might find interesting. So this is pertaining to grownups too. This is from season one. Along with your podcast, I also listened to the podcast, Smartless, and recently

listened to the David Spade episode. There's a spot where David Spade not only says that he would do another Grown Ups movie but also explains how they went about the jokes and Grown Ups 2 and Grown Ups in general. Wow. And says the phrase, any way you cut the movie you would have a joke. So you guys were spot-on with the amount of time. They packed jokes into the movie. I can find the time that episode if you want because I think we'll add something to your grown-ups knowledge So it sounds like David Spade was saying the way that we would engineer and create those movies was that basically every outline Was gonna be a joke right? It's so it's not about quality. It's just about just a collection

Yeah, right quantity of anyway you edit it, the editor was pinned into a corner. They were like, you know, there are two ways out, inside of you there are two jokes and they're both average. I would like to listen to that Smartless episode. David Spade is... He's awesome. He's awesome. He's cool. He is. He's legit the man. Truly. Like, his talk show is really good. I love the energy. I don't know if he's still doing it. No, it lights out with David Spade. No, that's old news. But yeah, it was so good. It was good fun. Such a great energy of like convivial enough to welcome people onto it and get good stories out of them.

But this he's got this persistent air of not giving any kind of a shit about where he is. Convivial and disaffected. It's a beautiful combination. It was absolutely stunning. It's sort of, Letterman was in that neighborhood. Well he was he was there first. Yeah but just in terms of mood. Yeah. I don't think he was quite as aloof as David Spade is but he he, you know, it's a good energy for a chat show. I think David Spade's great. One of my favourite YouTube clips, if anyone wants to look it up, look up David Spade, Olsen Twins, MTV Awards, Chris Rock, some combination of those words.

Trigger warning for it, it's a time capsule and it is hilarious. Genuinely one of the funniest videos I've seen. Thank you very much Logan. Shall I read a message here? An email to us from back in time early August 23. Hello to you brave bold operators of the worst guy dear of all time. That's really... I can't believe we hadn't thought of that already. That's really great. I am halfway through listening to your catalogue for the second time. I was told when I started the pod that you boys are an acquired taste and I'm optimistic

about acquiring it soon because my god it's been a rough road so far. Wow this is some honest correspondence. Who is making the recommendation for something which it sounds like they don't really enjoy. We have so many episodes, we have so many seasons of our podcast why would you pull yourself through it all? Sycophantry aside I don't think they understand what that word means. That's the opposite of sycophantry that was bracingly honest. You all have been on an absolute tear this season both the Patty Harrison episode and the Cheesecake Factory episode of Modern Classics And sure to be remembered as the Citizen Kane of the Fast and Furious season Congratulations on your deal with Universal Pictures. You boys are a huge hit for them. Say my name even if it isn't Alex Ondurel

Thank you Alex Ondurel that that started a bit dicey and became nice. I will say, and again I don't often have vivid memories of what we've created, but the Patty Harrison episode does stand out in my memory. She sort of therapized us. You I feel like... Yeah, I remember being in that hotel room with her and you and it was just like a combination of the kind of fear that you experience when you're in the presence of someone who's just like incredibly smart you know like like this person could do whatever they want to make this so smart and she was so fucking funny. That was awesome. It was

it was after you guys appeared in a live spelling bee together It was the summer of tweet. It was the awesome of Miami Metro catches killers and they say it takes a village to race one Anyone knows how powerful urges can be it's me catch Dexter Morgan in a new serial killer origin story. There's hunger inside of you. It needs a master. Featuring Patrick Gibson, Christian Slater, special guest star Sarah Michelle Geller, with Patrick Densey and Michael C. Hall as Dexter's inner voice.

I wasn't born a killer. I was made. Dexter, Original Sin, new series streaming December 13th, exclusively on Paramount Plus, a mountain of entertainment. 23, is that right? It was yeah it was the autumn of 23 yeah me and my Tim from home got a plane to Melbourne. I got a couple laughs that show I remember that I'm a truthful speller. You would have got a lot of laughs. I've got a couple laughs in there. Thanks man. Whose memory you're bearing on a comedy show is getting laughed.

It's a spelling show. Of course you got laughs. It is a spelling show. That is up for debate constantly. Now this one here comes from a user whose image is the Twitter blue tick and their name is Ala Rutkowska. Important notification. Oh. Your Facebook page is scheduled for permanent jelation

due to a post that is infringed upon our trademark rights. Ah yes. So I get the feeling that one's not real. Now this one's from someone whose image is a clip art image of support. It's three sort of blank avatars. Their name is Tran Phuong Le and it says important notice. Your Facebook is scheduled for permanent jelation due to... Okay, this next one comes from someone whose image is the Twitter blue tick and their

name is Piotr Malanowski. Alright, here we go. And it says important notification. Your Facebook page is scheduled. Now this next one comes from someone whose image appears to be them and their partner. Okay. Dressed nicely. Cool. 23rd of April. All right. Dear Mitt and Yug. Oh, it's a real one. I was bracing myself for another notification. No, no, no. Mitt and Yug, can you figure out where they got Mert and Yug backwards well done your name bet your names backwards lame I know not lame Ben a problem to solve oh my god you guys oh my god just have a realist in the season one on current feed for the fifth to be H for the time

yeah but it's just just have a realist, just have a relisten to season 1 on current feed for the 5th, I'm assuming it's time but it says Tbh. Anywho, episode 48 of the pod, time 30.51 when Tim said, holy fuck my ass, referring to people paying the boys, it really tickled me. Not sure you'll do occasional friend zones not yet official pod is finished But just have to tell you long live Brady the Rat King and go Montgomery go fuck yourself Looking forward to your show in May. I saw Tim earlier in the year or late last year Not quite sure. Love you long time from Ben Well I love you long time from Ben Well

Ben thank you so much. It's a funny thing to think isn't it? There is absolutely no guarantee the authors of these messages will hear them. It is okay with me Fuck my asses left my sort of lexicon these days. It's a holy fuck my ass, but it's from something. Okay. Oh It's a Jack Black sketch. It's a it's a Tenacity album sketch when they're at they're ordering the junior Western bacon cheese the junior Western bacon cheese at the drive-thru of it's like a Carlis Jr. Is this the same one that had cock push-ups on it on the album I'm not sure it might be I can't remember. That's the one I remember is that skit and I think So there so yeah

the gag is Jack Blake's taking half an hour to make an order and then Kyle guess takes like 30 seconds and Jack gets furious about how long he's taking but halfway through Jack. Jack Blake's he's like they're always tensions in that group But halfway through Jake Blake, he's like, there are always tensions in that group. The signs were always there. He's talking in the intercom and he's like ordered six things. He goes, fuck my ass, what else? Just one of those things that entered the parlance

for a bit. One more for you. Thank you. Hello Tim and hello Guy. Season one, episode four, Guy, I'm still of the opinion We can find purpose the deeper we go. This is like exploring underwater. Let's go deeper Let's go further under the sea. Tim, what if it's not deep sea diving? What if it's like a drug trip and we don't come back?

Guy, I don't think it's strong enough. Tim, you'll never know. The fifth lesson through was an absolute romp. I'm just gonna pause it there. I think all of our download statistics are from six guys doing the merry-go-round constantly. Yeah, the fifth lesson's crazy. I will say I did enjoy that dialogue. You like that? Yeah. This film is an absolute romp sick. Oh okay this is good. This is good. I'm glad someone's done this. Quote, this film is an absolute romp. Season 1, episode 4. Season 1, episode 21. Season 1, episode 52. Season 2, episode 12. Season 4, episode 12, Season 4, Episode 1, Season 4,

Episode 36, Season 4, Episode 45. What's MWWCE? My Work With Cats. Oh, thank you. Number 1. What's HA? 3. Home Alone.

Home Alone 3, Episode 1, DC, 37. Directors commentary? Yeah, I guess. 37. Director's commentary? Yeah I guess. 37. It used to bother me slightly that the seasons, especially the earlier seasons, were built with crescendo and then fizzle with a series of live episodes that, while obviously a celebration of the end of the 50th watches, were playing to the live crowd as much as the recorded crowd and therefore not as funny. He's not wrong, or they're not wrong, sorry.

They're not wrong. On the fifth listen, my opinion has changed. The seasons are like the Tour de France. At the end of the race, the crowds should be around the riders, cheering, surrounding them. The seasons are grand tours of cycling, and the crowd should be there to celebrate at the finish line. Quote, I've also listened to the podcast four times.

Chris is correct. Season three is the best. Trina, Family Time, Episode 3. I'd like to send a shout out to Trina. This is like hearing a Bible verse that I'm coming in and not coming in and out, but it's like Trina episode 3 is very biblical. I'd like to send a shout out to Trina for also walking the 52 listens road that is paved with diamonds and concrete. It's good to know that my experience of finding the We Are Your Friends season to be the best isn't a unique one. I'd like to note that this isn't to denigrate the other seasons. Every one

of the 100 meter final is fast but only one runner can win the box office gold medal. Wow. Quote, I have listened probably four times in entirety. I've listened to Five Hour Energy twice. I am the listener, the devoted listener, the one who knows everything. I will be with you the entire journey. Do you want to know who said that guy? Maureen Johnson.

Fuck. And just like that in season one episode three. Maureen. Gosh that is a that I mean I was blown away by the writing and observations in that message so it's no shock to learn it is by. Oh this isn't from Maureen that quote just that quote just that one quote. I thought Maureen was the author of this. No we're halfway through this email. Oh my god. Sending a big hello also to the talented and eloquent author Maureen was the author of this. No, we're halfway through this email. Oh my God. Sending a big hello also to the talented and eloquent author Maureen Johnson, obviously, still needing a couple more five hour energy listens

to validate the full four lessons, but she's putting in the work and that needs to be respected. Let me say, my fifth list, my God, let me say my fifth listen to five hour energy. You haven't earned the right to say anything. Absolutely. Fifth listen to five hour Energy. You have earned the right to say anything. Absolutely Fifth listen to Five Hour Energy that was something else listening while actually watching the film it felt like a line had been crossed

25 hours in total what am I doing? Quote oh to be a cat guy season 2 episode 12 Cat's content seems to be inserting itself into episodes of earlier seasons of the podcast before my week with cats ever happened I can't say whether or not these references were in the earlier seasons on my first few lessons through but they stuck out like a sore thumb this time I can only assume therefore that the seasons are changing on each listen. The work is paying off. Season 2 episode 11 Guy I'm a glamorous puss. Tim you're not. Stop saying that. Guy I'm a glamorous pussycat. Tim you're not. Guy I've got a diamond collar. Tim no. Guy I'm owned by two wealthy real estate vendors.

Patricia Warrenson, Tim, yes. Guy and Les Hondas, Tim. Les Hondas, Dutch presumably. Guy, correct. They feed me. I have my own Friesian cow where I drink milk from directly Tim how do you spend your time? Guy I spend my time napping off the milk. Tim you are a glamour person Guy and I go to fancy Swanky cat doos. Tim I love it. Guy I go to the cat I don't remember it ever being that funny. Season one, episode 16. Tim, no, they're a fine product.

Sony just decided to stop marketing them as VIO anymore. So now they're just called Sony computers or maybe they stopped making computers. Can't remember. Guy, so boring. Such a weird thing to know listen to you ranting about computers dot dot dot put your knife away the seasons feel like they're split in two knife seasons and after knife seasons the knife seasons feel like they're from a long time ago the after knife seasons are a lot fresher.

The most enjoyable stretch of time was the bundle of the following. My week with cats plus commentary, do more, Home Alone 3, Killian Air, 1 to 35, the Killian Air TV Eps aren't canon. Okay. Directors Club, sorry, Deciders Club, 37, 38, 50.

Guy watches Sex and the City 2 times 2 with COVID highlights. It feels like a do little, it feels like a do little needs a Dirk on, but perhaps that ship has sailed. Either way, these many seasons had an inertia to them that seems to be embedded into the new Fast and Furious season, which is nice.

Though, what do I know? I only listened to the Fast and Furious episodes once. And listening once is almost like not listening at all. Guy has already said he really doesn't want to, but a Fast and Furious do-com that covers all nine films, 22 hours, 45 minutes, would be pretty special. What a spectacular way to end a season. Season three, episode 33.

Tim, how are the boys? How are the boys this week? You've been checking in on them. How are they going? Guy, yeah, look, they don't learn their lessons and they don't live in a world which concerns me and with each passing week I feel a deeper divide growing in my relationship to them. Thanks for keeping up the great work despite ever busier lives. It is appreciated. Say my name. Chris Malton. P.S. For the other Tuaiowet scholars, the references to being canon or not is simply for the re-listens. Obviously, a Manuel and overlooked and undercooked etc part of the

show. What authority would I have to say they're not, but recommending 52 listens of them just doesn't seem safe. P.P.S. Podcast in a tree is missing episodes on the sub stack feed. Oh thank you for that. PPP, yes, there's only 37 watches to go of the 100 watches if we are your friends. He's obviously got information that we don't have. Yes. Well I know you Chris. Chris is a Canberra comedian. Funny comedian, funny in writing and detailed. That is a, you know, that's like a job that you would sit down to and come back to. That was impressive.

I appreciate you. I wanna say thank you so much for, I suppose, reflecting some of the highs and lows. Glory back to him, ourselves. You, through the medium of us, have made me laugh. And you, as yourself of us have made me laugh and you as yourself have also made me laugh so thank you Chris Moulton. Thank you Chris. If you live in Canberra and you see his name on a lineup go check it out. Nice. One more. I would love that. Just re-listen to season one episode production values and

wanted to share I've got a Jansport backpack from high school I still use regularly 20 years strong and counting and that coincides recently the creator of the Jansport backpack Murray McCorry died at 80 years old Wow so I just thought you know it's um it's the podcast it's a person it's a backpack yeah they're all forever but they're also all you know it's um, that's the podcast. It's a person. It's a backpack Yeah, they're all forever, but they're also all you know we ebb and flow we come and go and Jan sports have outlived their creator which was inevitable because he made some very sturdy backpacks, and he's only human yeah We have outlived the creator of Jan sport which is probably one that you know on ages away

outlived the creator of Jansport, which is probably one that, you know, on ages about right. Say that again. We have outlived the creative Jansport. The creator of. Oh, the creator of Jansport. Yeah. Yes, that makes sense to me. And I suppose much like Jansport will outlive Murray McCorry.

Yes. Because that's how that things work. This podcast will outlive Tim and Guy. That's true. This podcast is our Jansport. I'm Murray Yormacori And I'd like to say Keep walking keep walking with all your books and things with you put all your little things in the back Put all it put all the little things in the little pocket

The Jansport backpack that I'm imagining it's two pockets. Yeah. The main pouch and the small pouch for pens and keys and what else would you put in there? Lip balm maybe? Gum? You'd probably put AirPods in there now. Little notebook, little 3B1. I'll go for a bigger notebook in the main pouch. In the main pouch I've got my laptop and candle and like a protective sleeve. I've got my notebook, I've got a sweater, I've got sunscreen. I've got a

water bottle and I reckon I'm packed. I'm adding a power bank to that. You never want to run out of juice. You're gonna be juiced up all the time. There you go. What a pleasure it's been. These messages have lifted me up. They've been such a beautiful walk down memory lane for us from episodes past and to everyone who listens and especially to those who write in to us I really appreciate you and I appreciate you also Guy. You're a good guy. Thanks Tim I appreciate you too. You're a good Tim. Thanks, Tim. I appreciate you too. You're a good Tim. And with that, we will catch you soon.

And don't forget that American Thanksgiving is just around Thanksgiving. Yeah, I did say that right. American Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Yes, which means that... I don't think... Tildes to a splat is also, likewise, just around the corner.

Oh yeah. They, now those things go together. Like, walla walla walla walla shoo-bee-doo-bop-doo-bop best friends forever like skoo-bee-doo-bop-doo-bop-doo-bop-doo-bop bang bang bang bang choo-wop that's the way it should be that's the way it should be you know they made Grease 2? Yep I think different actors...

Is Olivia Newton-John in it? I think it's different actors, same age, high school or something Yeah, the setting's the same Something weird, something weird going on Let's stop, let's get out of here, bye everyone It's the worst idea It's the worst idea of all time Bye for now. Time It needs a master. Featuring Patrick Gibson, Christian Slater, special guest star Sarah Michelle Geller, with Patrick Densey and Michael C. Hall as Dexter's inner voice.

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