Jizz in My Pants and Virgania Horsen's Pony Express
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Hey everybody, welcome to the podcast. We just got off to the best start and we had to stop Jorm because we thought everybody here should hear it as well.
I'm doing great because the last couple weeks I've been really on fire, you know.
You have been red hot.
Yeah, my version of red hot, yeah.
No, genuinely. I feel as though you've been the glue guy the last couple episodes, Jorm.
Thanks, thanks Seth.
But then, you just, you are a collector of people, Jorm.
That's true.
But the people you collect are like Mad Lib entries.
I was telling these guys before we started this podcast that I have some Finnish friends staying with me. For lack of a better term, he's sort of a shaman, and she's a clairvoyant, but they do body work. I'm kind of running a spa out of my house.
Gotcha. So you directed a film in the great nation of Finland. You had enough time while you're doing this to befriend a shaman and his clairvoyant wife. Yes. And now it sounds as though you're running an illegal spa out of your home.
There's no money exchanging hands, I assume.
No, I'm losing money, if anything. I've been paying for people's sessions.
Hey, fellas. Hi. What up? We're going to talk about two episodes. One episode has two shorts, but there's an episode with no shorts I want to talk about as well, but just a little bit of housekeeping off the top. Hit us. From the comments, people were very excited about the mention of the Phoenix Theater in Ross Trent.
Oh, was that the name of the theater? Oh, in Petaluma?
Yeah, in Petaluma. Everybody was sort of shouting out in the comics, oh my God, the Phoenix. I love that place. I can't believe they mentioned it.
Oh, awesome. That's cool. Nice. Nice.
One of our friends released an album this week. And I feel like we should give a quick shout out to Kyle Mooney.
I was just listening to it again. It's so wonderful. Put down your phone.
Put down your phone. What is the name of that song?
Turn off the TV. Digital world. We're living in a digital society.
Yeah. Kyle Mooney, I highly recommend first going to watch a YouTube video, which is basically a release video talking about the release of his album. The album is called The Real Me. Yeah. It's dry as a bone. Dry as a bone. So really, the cover is great. It does look like a singer-songwriter album from the 70s. It's a beautifully taken photograph.
Yeah, it's a nice cover for sure.
My favorite thing about the release video is he's talking about he finally gets to show the real him. And then he keeps having you hear his side of a conversation where it seems like maybe his manager is angrily calling and saying, you can't let people see the real you. And it's a delight. Somebody asked why Single Ladies isn't online and it is music clearance. Oh, I didn't know it wasn't. I didn't actually double check this person's work, but I assume our listeners are good enough at Googling.
How can they not get it cleared? I feel like they know the lady who would be responsible for that, you know?
Yeah. And then somebody wrote this comment, which I just enjoyed the wording. Excuse I, Seth, I had to stop the episode to comment and say that you are a turbo white bald head for not thinking Ross Trent was criterion.
Very well phrased, in my opinion.
Yeah, very well phrased. Seth, by the way, your shirt is on the way. I designed it. It's coming. Oh, great. I mean, that would be your move to actually make the shirt. Yeah. I do fully believe you.
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