"RE-RELEASE: Kerry Washington"
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Hello, listener. My name is Jason. I will be one of three hosts. I'm an on-time host. You're going to have a couple of tardy hosts joining us soon. If not, you're just going to get me, just a solo episode with me. I hope that's not your future. But until then, let me tell you a little bit about myself. I'm a Capricorn, Sag Moon. I love things sweetened. with anything other than sugar. I, uh, I've had addiction issues. Um, I've got a handle on that. I think unless you put something sweetened with sugar in front of me, it's a real trigger situation for me. I just go right down a hillside full of sand. Uh, Oh, just in time. Here are the idiots guys. Welcome to smart list.
The listener does not know this, but this is our second episode today that we're recording. So what did you guys do in between shows?
I had a little egg sandwich. I had pasta. That I made myself. Not an egg salad sandwich like Sean would have made.
You had an egg sandwich. Now, what was the bread? Was it actual bread? Not really. What was it?
It was gluten-free bread that, you know, I had to toast to within an inch of its life, so it tasted decent. And then I put a little fake butter on it, and then the eggs on top of it. Okay, hang on to that. And what is that?
I'm pretty sure the eggs were real. We had a conversation with our friend on a different episode about enjoying ourselves and stuff, you know.
But I feel that – but it isn't – but that I enjoy – it tastes great. I enjoy it. I enjoy – now, last night we went out for a family dinner to this yummy little restaurant down the street that specializes in Italian food. So – I ordered a nice big fat cheese pizza.
Oh, you did?
And I whiffed down more of that than probably I should have. And we had some pasta, and I had... In BH or in the Valley? Down in Laurel Canyon.
Oh, a little pach. Yeah, yeah, a little pachanel. Oh, you went pachay, not pach. No, I know, but I say pach. You leave it off. That's how you know that you're legit when you leave it off.
That's how we go to pach.
Hey, there's Mabe, and she can't hear us. Oh, wait, that was, hi, Mabel.
That was Mabel, yeah. She's over here.
Are you guys going for dinner tonight together?
We're going to go, no, we're going to go over to our friend's house, and we're going to celebrate our friend Sean, because he's... He had a birthday a while ago.
He had a birthday a while ago, and we, I wish I could be there with you guys. I know, I know, I'm going to miss you.
Well, you know, we'll FaceTime you. You FaceTimed in last week.
I'll FaceTime. I will FaceTime again. Yeah, FaceTime in again. I will. I will. This face? You've got to give it time.
Who's got time for that? Is the rest of your body as dark as your face, Will?
Yeah, yeah, of course.
I didn't ask to see it. Put your top back on.
I know. That is a tan like nobody's ever seen. It's really good.
So do you read, though? You said you read three books while you were there. Is it just for the bounce effect of the paper? Or do you enjoy reading?
He just opens it up and lets the sun take over.
What were the three books? Do you remember them? Were they all nonfiction? Were they all World War II books?
The Giving Tree.
No. Again? I haven't finished my third, to be honest. What were the first two?
Were they just airport fiction?
Well, one of them is my dad's book, Bean Fate, which I finally read, which is amazing. I'm so proud of my dad, Jim Arnett, who wrote a book during the pandemic. Yeah, that's incredible. And he wrote this sort of fictionalized this novel based on history and got it published. That's cool. Yeah, it's really cool. And honestly, I was reading it, I was just thinking the whole time, I'm like, I'm so... My dad did this. I'm so proud of my dad. Yeah. So it's called Bean Fate, and it's really, really good.
And... This is about the bean farmers of Calamongas?
No, no.
I think you're... It's not the... It's a remake of the Bean War or something, right?
Calamongas.
The Milagro Beanfield War. Yeah, good for him. Because I don't think they really got it on the last one. So, okay.
Yeah. No, it's about booze runners back, you know, Prohibition style, you know, back in the day.
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