Trippin' With TCB
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What is the new marketing strategy introduced in this episode?
I like to get up in the morning and have my coffee, and then I like to get on my iPad and Google people. There's a lot of scoop going on right now, and people are not getting along, so guess what? Then after I Google several people, I go on Instagram and I Insta snoop and I see who's following each other, who's not following each other. Then I have a little breakfast and I eat it really quickly so that I can get back. So then I hit tools and I go, what did I miss in the last hour? And that's how I do it. I keep up on everything. On this episode of the Commercial Break.
You know that plane, that old 70s. Oh, yeah, that old 70s.
Yeah, TCB.
Let's get that thing out and send people to the Great Wolf Lodge just to talk about it.
Hey, listen, this is not a bad idea.
Tripping with TCB.
Let's send a hillbilly horror stories, guys. Tripping with TCB. Sending you to the Great Wolf Lodge. But you're not getting no rawr package. You're going to be in a bunk bed.
Depending on the level of influence.
Depending on the level of influencer, you might or might not get a discount on the ropes course.
The next episode of the commercial break starts now.
Oh, yeah. Cats and kittens. Welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Green. This is the Robbie Williams to my Graham Norton. Chris and Joy Holdley. Best to you, Chris. Best to you, Brian. And best to you out there in the podcast universe. You probably know neither of those names that I just mentioned. Graham Norton or Robbie Williams. You know Graham Norton? The very famous, he's like our Dave Letterman over there in the UK. That's right. And Robbie Williams, of course, the famous, not so famous pop star, signed one of the biggest recording contracts in history. It seems like no one in America has ever heard of him. Because that movie that he did, Better Man, just failed miserably at the box offices, raking in $580,000 this last weekend, which is not a killer start.
Yeah, I saw the preview for that actually in a movie theater when I went to go see the Dylan movie. And I was just kind of confused.
I'm all confused about why we need the monkey. But, like, apparently the monkey was supposed to be the thing. Yeah, but it was supposed to be the thing that drew people in if they didn't know Robbie Williams. It's like, oh, there's a monkey. Let's go see the monkey. But I have no interest in seeing movies of monkeys. I didn't like Smokey and the Bandit. Or what was that movie? The one that Burt Reynolds did with the monkey? Do you remember that?
Yeah, I don't think it was Smokey and the Bandit, though. Or at least not the first one.
Jim Jim and the Bing Bang Boys? There was a time in the 80s when everybody had a chimpanzee in their movie. They did. Yeah. It was like, we all went chim crazy until they started ripping people's faces off. Yeah. Yeah. Tatanka. Tay in the wind. Tay in the wind. You remember that? No.
No. I do.
Tay in the wind.
Yeah, that's Jodie Foster.
But actually, Tatanka is from Dancing with Wolves, so I have my movies mixed up. But that's not unusual for me, so there you go. Tatanka, it was the name of the buffalo in Dancing with Wolves.
This monkey's name was just Tonka.
Okay. Well, I like to call him Tatanka because that makes me feel better. Okay. He was born in a peach tree dish.
Oh.
petri dish this uh and here's the reason why i i even got started on this i was reading rotten tomatoes best movies of 2024 as we head into the oscar season here and um yeah don't know that i've seen any of these these are the ones that the rotten tomatoes picked out anora which is apparently one of the best movies ever made according to some people wow this is um This is the movie where the girl meets the Russian like oligarchs kid and they have like one wild night and they get married. And apparently it's like one of the funniest movies in the world until the last 30 minutes when it's one of the most heartbreaking movies in the world.
Geez.
Don't know. I don't know much more besides that. I do want to see it. I would see it. Chasing Amy. Have you seen Chasing Amy?
I remember Chasing Amy, but I don't think I've seen it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the new marketing strategy introduced in this episode?
0:00–5:01
2
How do influencers impact brand marketing?
5:01–10:33
3
What are the implications of the Atlanta snowstorm?
10:33–19:17
4
How did Christopher Reeve's life influence his portrayal of Superman?
19:17–24:43
5
What is the significance of the documentary 'Fire of Love'?
24:43–31:15
6
What are the controversies surrounding the 'Tripping with Tarte' campaign?
31:15–42:01
7
How do natural disasters affect communities and insurance policies?
42:01–45:51
8
What are the hosts' thoughts on the current state of marketing?
45:51–50:03