Rewind with Karen & Georgia - Episode 28: I 28 His Liver With Some Fava Beans and A Nice Chianti
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Hello, and welcome to Rewind with Karen and Georgia. This is our new Wednesday episode where we recap our old shows with new commentary, updates, and insights. You are welcome.
Okay, so today we're recapping episode 28, which we named, I 28 His Liver with Some Fava Beans and a Nice Cat. Come on. That has stood the test of time. I agree.
I love that one. So join us as we take you back to August 4th, 2016, because now we can all be day one listeners.
Huzzah. Let's listen to the intro of episode 28. Karen, hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. You pointed at me to talk first tonight. I wanted you to do the, I did it last time, trying to make a start. Oh, hey, this, oh, fuck, I gotta turn my phone off.
Sorry. Oh, hey, this is, hello? Who's this? Show business?
It's a telemarketer. Do you mind if I take this?
Can I take this? Can I talk about some products with this person?
Yeah. I give them all my social security number and everything over the podcast. Just record it all. Welcome to My Favorite Murderer. This is basically what the podcast is.
Forever.
Can I start out real quick, just by plugging, just for the skippers who skip to the stories, don't miss this. Don't miss this. We have new motherfucking shirts.
Yes, and they're good. They're good, right? I'm really, yeah. There's something, well, to me, when you sent me that picture, there's something very visceral about the original logo as a shirt. Like, it makes me feel official.
It's so official, and I can't wait to see someone. I'm still waiting to run into someone in the wild, like someone I don't know, wearing one of our old shirts.
Well, that just happened to me. Shut up. Walking into your apartment and Stephen has our shirt on. Yeah.
Yeah.
I was dressed appropriately.
He was. We appreciate it. We don't let anyone in our house unless they're wearing mine or Vince's podcast shirt. That's smart. As a couple, that's a good decision. We're real dicks.
Is it obnoxious to wear your own podcast sweatshirt?
T-shirt, yes. Hoodie, no. No? It's like when you're working on a movie and you get the show, the movie logo hat. That's right. And once it wraps, you can wear it.
Should we also get director's chairs?
Do you think? Definitely. Should we get baseball jacket? Baseball jackets, directors. You can get... I was looking to try to get mugs and stuff. We can get serving trays with the logo on it. Oh, good.
You can get so much weird shit. Yeah. You know, Dave, Anthony from The Dollop says that the thing they sell the most are posters.
Yeah. Posters. And we can do shot glasses too, which I feel like. I mean, there's got to be a lot of college kids listening, right? I would hope. What are they doing with their time? I mean, studying? Please. Look at us. We didn't go to college. I mean, we didn't graduate. And look at us now. I mean, I tried, but it sucked. I gave it a shot. It was weird and uncomfortable. Oh, I hated it.
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