Side Stories: Tootsie
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What is the significance of Tootsie in this episode?
There's no place to escape to. This is the Lost Podcast. On the left. Side stories? That's when the cannibalism started.
Side stories.
Yes.
You know that song?
You don't know that song? No. She's choosing Texas, I can tell. By the way, she's two-stepping down the room. Who sings that? Those Malaysian triplets I like. The Malaysian triplets sing the song about Texas? I played it on the Billy Wayne Davis last stream. You weren't there for that one.
Oh, I don't watch that. stuff that I'm not a part of.
Yeah, of course. But the song is done by somebody else, but I only know it done by the three ageless Malaysian triplet boys. I think are men that are on Instagram. What are they called, Rob?
The Muyun Brothers.
Yeah, the Muyun Brothers. They do a great... That song, I honestly feel like it's better than the original song. Because when I try to listen to the original song, it doesn't have the same Malaysian triplet style. No, yeah. It's kind of... Irreplaceable. I love seeing three people that are, you know, the audience knows, I like people that are tinier than me, but older than me.
Yes. I like... But I don't think these boys are older than you, unfortunately.
How old could the Mahjong triplets be? They swear they're 24.
How do the hosts reflect on their experiences with pets?
I've looked this up before, and there's no definitive information on that.
They could be 50. Honestly, but they got a set of pipes on them. And you know what? Those pipes are only seven inches long.
Man, I love watching Korean guys do creed. on karaoke. I hate Creed, but when I watch a dude from South Korea sing Creed perfectly, there's something magical about it.
Philippines, South Korea, they have Thailand. That is the land of karaoke, my friend. They have it on lock. What's his name who replaced Stephen Perry? Yes, the guy, yeah, Journey. The guy who replaced Journey. The only one who's irreplaceable. You don't know?
Where am I alone? Am I on an island alone? I'm the co-host, and I know.
Welcome to Side Stories.
Sitting here, that's actually a really good reminder that he is my co-host. I'm sitting here with Ed Larson. How you doing? What's going on? My name is Henry Azabreski. Yes. My name is Henry Azabreski. Yes, it is. I'm sorry, I just became one of those little Malaysian boys for a second. I didn't mean to. But we just came back from Rochester, and boy, is our asshole tired.
Arnel Pineda. is his name, the lead singer of Journey.
Oh, yes, that's right. And God bless him and congratulations. He does a great job.
He does. He's incredible.
He sounds just like him.
The other guy's still alive, right?
What story is shared about Joey Chestnut's macaroni eating competition?
Oh, yeah.
He just got fired because he can't sing anymore?
No, no, no. He can still sing. He specifically just chose not to because he said it was too much for him. He didn't like touring. He was blowing his voice out. And I think he also was an asshole.
Can I say something that's guaranteed to piss off a lot of people? Please. Journey sucks. Wow. I like Journey. Journey could go fuck with Bon Jovi.
You know, I get it.
What controversial legal case involving a teenager is discussed?
I think Journey has its place. Yeah. I think it has its place. But yeah, Steve Perry, he is not coming back to Journey no matter how much we beg him. Sorry, guys. Sidestorieslpotl at gmail.com. How do we get Steve Perry back in Journey? Worst part of The Sopranos ending. Absolutely.
Oh, you know.
I liked it.
I liked it.
But we have other big news. Again, a big update. Rochester isn't horrible. What's wrong with you?
Yeah, Rochester was so nice.
Well, everybody just said, oh, enjoy Rochester. Hope you like graves. And we got there, and it's the sweetest place in the world. We were in the nice part of town. That's what they said.
Yeah, yeah. Later on, they were like, thank you for being so nice, but this is the nice part of town. Don't go over here. I won't go there, though, and you're correct, and thank you. We saw the sun on our side of town. We were walking around. The sun was out.
I think it only comes up on that side of town, though.
Yeah, there was peaceful people. People said hi to me. I walked around, and there was like, hello, how are you doing?
Yeah, people were waving at me and stuff.
It was very strange.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of Tootsie in this episode?
0:01–1:43
2
How do the hosts reflect on their experiences with pets?
1:43–3:08
3
What story is shared about Joey Chestnut's macaroni eating competition?
3:08–3:35
4
What controversial legal case involving a teenager is discussed?
3:35–4:42
5
How does the episode address the consequences of reckless behavior?
4:42–5:49
6
What is the narrative around the Bricks and Minifigs controversy?
5:49–7:07
7
What are the implications of the screw worm outbreak discussed?
7:07–11:51
8
What final thoughts do the hosts share about personal experiences?
11:51–1:13:37