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Chapter 1: Why did the hosts not discuss 'Party at Mr. Bernard's'?
Well, it's the Lonely Island and St. Mary's Podcast. Woo!
I've been recording. Yeah, we're recording. I just feel like... I am rolling now. I just feel like everything I say is gold, you know?
I don't know what Greg Chun intro they're playing now, but the one from last week that I only heard after, you know, we recorded the episode, We Don't Hear It, and then I heard it, where it was like the... It was really good.
Chapter 2: What are the hosts' thoughts on the TV show ALF?
The Jelen Brothers.
It was exceptional. It was really good. Can I say, and you guys know Greg better than me, I'm going to read a comment. You can tell me if this is something that you guys knew about Greg. Somebody wrote, it blows my mind that Greg Chun, the English voice actor for many great Japanese video games, has had such a long relationship with the boys.
I wonder if they've played any of the video games he stars in. Did you know that detail about Greg Chun?
He does so much voiceover work. I believe he is also one of the main characters in Squid Game. Yeah.
If you listen to Squid Game dubbed, if you watch, sorry.
Yes.
Well, I guess you would be listening technically. Yeah. We're going to let you have that one. But if you watch it and listen to the dubbed version, then he is the main dude.
That was a delight, his song. Also, take it away, Arnold, in getting Arnold to sing. Got a real belly laugh for me.
Yeah, we're not AI guys, but we needed it. That wasn't AI. No, no, he really sang that. That was on an old Carson Tonight show.
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Chapter 3: What is the fan-made dictionary for the podcast?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't ever want to get caught.
Yeah, well, we don't want to seem like a poser. Yeah, if we're like, this is super underground.
This is super deep.
Then somebody would be like, that's not, that was on the radio all the time.
I, this is more my notes on listening to the wonderful We Like Sports. Thanks, Ed. I really like the line, Keeve, you say you like whiskey and Jorm thinks it's bitter. And then it's like the opposite of it.
No, no, no. I just say, you think it's bitter. I don't think I'm talking to Jorm. I think I'm talking to the listener.
I understand. Yeah. I always, okay, right. So you guys are never really talking to each other. No. Yeah. Yeah.
The you is the listener, is those people at home that don't know what it's like to be a real one. The proverbial you.
Yeah. The most revealing moment that you guys are actually just the we like sports guys is when Jorm immediately can't remember the right way to say throw the pigston. Like in the podcast, you're like, I love Dave. Like you just immediately stumble on.
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Chapter 4: What insights does Seth share about the Upfronts?
That something will happen that will make you. And I was like, uh-huh. Yeah. Yeah, that's right. That's right.
It's so much worse when she thought about it for a day and was like, you know it was painful for her for 24 hours.
How do I approach this without making him even more angry?
Well, I want to give her credit. And I really appreciate that. She gave a full 12 hours to figure out if she was okay with it. Yeah. You know what I mean? She's like, am I okay with that? And to let you cool down. Yeah. Well, exactly. Mean all day. I had a flashback as well for you guys talking about your air conditioner in Tarzana. That was my attic shows during COVID.
The Mexicans in Tarzana. Sorry, but go ahead.
Oh, the Mexicans. Oh, is that how you did your show during COVID? You had to like turn it on and then...
Yeah, so it was, we were in the attic, middle of summer, so heat rises, so hot, and I would have to record. I would turn off the AC to do a closer look, top to bottom, like 12 minutes, and by the end, I'd be fucking drenched.
That room looks hot. I can picture it in my head, and I'm like, oh, everything is collecting up there.
How great, though. How great of an experience to remember that, though. Like, right? Yeah. Isn't that great?
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Chapter 5: How does Andy's late arrival affect the episode?
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That's where the inspiration was. Here's a nice comment underneath the Daiquiri Girl, what was that, 50-50? It says, what was that was a swing and a miss. Daiquiri Girl was a miss and a swing. Thanks, BananaDog152.
Got a genuine laugh out of me. In that, what was that episode? I really like when people oftentimes put a timestamp of, somebody had a timestamp at 2451. Keeve had a really good groan. And then also, Yorn made an ill-timed tumbleweed joke at 4539. And Keeve had a really deflated and long good.
I like that that's becoming my catchphrase.
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Chapter 6: What recommendations do the hosts give for movies?
It was fantastic. Wait, why were they there? They just came out to see the show. They came out to have a parents weekend without their kids in New Mexico. Beautiful place.
They just kind of used it as a let's get out of here. Let's find something to do. And they went, why not do that? That's as good as anything else.
It's great. I had an awesome lunch with them. And he's one of the best. And I will say I thought of it because John Solomon has that really nice way of saying good when you tell him a story like, yeah, good.
Yeah. Yeah. That is his catchphrase. I guess I stole it. Dang.
Yeah. But it's a very funny thing he says when you tell him something insane has happened. Good. Yes? Yes. It really is.
He can get pretty dry. Did he tell you about having just been with, I guess we could ask Andy, but I mean, we were trying to not blow up his spot before, but he's not there anymore. So his Hawaii times.
Oh, did who tell? Solomon.
Because Solomon co-wrote the movie. So he was out there a bunch.
He did. He talked about it. Solomon had a very sweet story. Because again, Solomon and Forte have known each other since college. They're collaborators now for like almost probably 30 years, right?
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