Transition with Spiegel & Holmes

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What humorous terms are discussed in the context of derogatory language?

Leila Rahimi 0:01
Just like, yep, yep, you're right. Yep, they're a bunch of slag heaps. Yep, yep. Oh, my God. Yep, yep, yep.
Unknown 0:09
Sometimes a group of people should never encounter a term because then we're just going to be ridiculous about it. And that people is us.
Leila Rahimi 0:19
We needed new words, though, I thought. Like, we were running out of words.

What is the significance of the 'Slag Heap of the Week' segment?

Leila Rahimi 0:22
We were running out of derogatory words to describe things. So I think it's a blessing.
Mark Grote 0:28
Mark, sometimes you don't like my words, so that's why I'm surprised. That's true.
Leila Rahimi 0:31
I don't think it's just me. I think Layla and I have teamed up on you to not like some of your words defecation.
Unknown 0:37
It's just very descriptive.
Leila Rahimi 0:39
Yeah. You don't like my words. Here you are saying them. I didn't say the word. You said the word. I don't want to leave our audience hanging. I hate to have to decide. I did what I had to do. I said what I had to say.
Unknown 0:48
And I guess it is a crucial part of Slag Heap, apparently.
Leila Rahimi 0:52
Yeah.
Russ Dorsey 0:53
Slag Heap of the Week. New segment. That's a great segment. This show, two days in a row with the descriptions of things.
Mark Grote 1:02
That's you. You came in here and started describing things.
Russ Dorsey 1:06
So Lawrence, we were having, I came on for my weekly hit and we were having a discussion about the PCA situation and I didn't, I couldn't say the actual phrase that was said. So then I said, invited somebody to his privates.
Leila Rahimi 1:25
Which is... Right?
Russ Dorsey 1:29
I would like to... Offered up an invitation.
Mark Grote 1:33
You have the opportunity to... Fill in the blank. And so, also, when he said that, the first thing that comes to my head is one of the most quotable movies of all time, Anchorman and Veronica Corningstone. Yeah. Yeah, party in my pants.
Russ Dorsey 1:47
Pants party? No, it's a pants party. People in New York, they invite you to the Frank stand. That's one of their ways of saying it, Groats. They're in New York, they invite you to the Frank stand.
Leila Rahimi 2:00
Step right up to the bridge, we'll get you to the Frank stand.
Russ Dorsey 2:02
And they love saying that phrase in New York. I bet they do. They teach you that when you're young.
Unknown 2:07
Groat is just down here doing improv, trying to write it into scripts. And now Mark Grody with an example.
Russ Dorsey 2:14
I could see Groats in some play as a New York taxi driver said, invite you to the Frank stand.
Leila Rahimi 2:21
I was just, I was in Jersey over the weekend. So I've got, I'm trying to, I'm trying to get the East Coastness out of me. And it's not completely gone yet. What was going on in Jersey?
Unknown 2:31
Wait, before we get to this, can I thank everybody? And then I want to hear the thrilling conclusion of this. Not to cut you off, I just want to thank our people properly. Thanks to Mike Florio. Thanks to Austin and Melissa from US99. Of course, thanks to Jed Hoyer. Thanks to Danny Parkins. The Radiothon begins tomorrow morning at 10. Thanks to Ray Diaz, Tyler Buterbaugh, Brandon Fryer, Cody Westerlin, Jacob Stutz, Connor O'Donnell, and Max Curtis.

How do the hosts feel about the PCA situation?

Unknown 2:56
And because I always do this, I put my read away. Our transition is brought to you by Torque Coatings. High-performance coatings for your home or business. TorqueCoatings.com. Yeah, we all want to know what happened in New Jersey.
Leila Rahimi 3:10
Yeah, I mean, honestly, I've been on this little friendship tour lately.
Russ Dorsey 3:13
I was about to say.
Leila Rahimi 3:14
My man loves his friends. Yeah, like I committed to a couple of friends that have moved out and they come back to Chicago every once in a while and they go out of their way to see me and a hundred other people they got to see. So I finally said for my friend in Salt Lake City, Utah, I went and saw him a couple of weekends ago.
Laurence Holmes 3:31
Okay. Because that's a place I keep circling but never stopping in. So tell me about Salt Lake City.
Leila Rahimi 3:38
Salt Lake City, Utah, is absolutely gorgeous. Now, he lives in a suburb of Salt Lake City. But you think when you want to go to a mountain state where you want to go skiing and doing the hiking and all that, you think Colorado, at least I do. Maybe I'm just talking through myself here. No, that's accurate. No, but Utah is gorgeous, absolutely beautiful state, like very obviously outdoor state. So I recommend it. Like on the surface you hear Utah and it sounds lame and boring, but it's an absolutely beautiful state that I would recommend it to you, Lawrence.

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