Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: What insights does Jamie Lee Curtis share about aging and perspective?
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Nah, you're not going to get me with that shit. Let's go! Yeah! Go, Bo! That shit's important. Them boys are back. Everybody's coming. What's up, fellas? Not much. What's up with you, Epstein Files? How is that how you open the show, dude? What's up with you, dude? What's up with you, dude? Epstein. You bring it up every single pod. Well, because I know you're in them.
Because I know you're in them, dude. There's no way. I'm not that elite. I'm not that elite. Yeah, none of us are, dude. None of us are. Hey, funny Epstein story. Oh, God. Here we go again. Today, I get lunch with he who shall not be named. Voldemort? Oh, Jessalyn Maxwell. Jessalyn. Close. Kyle Newacek. Mm-hmm. Okay. Speaking of Epstein. Speaking of Epstein.
We're sitting at like an outdoor table. It's a little chilly here. We're the only people outdoors at this like cafe getting some brunch. Water trash. And this guy walks up and I go, hey, look, looks like Kevin Etton. And it kind of did. Kevin Hedden was the showrunner of Workaholics. Showrunner of Workaholics. Very, very funny. Very funny. For people that don't know, this is inside baseball.
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Chapter 3: What unusual experiences are mentioned regarding Epstein?
Which, as we all should. As we all should. But also, just like a science experiment. He did go a little QAnon during the pandemic. Well, the pandemic was interesting. Technically, he was QAnon. Yeah, he is Q. If you watch the documentary, it's the same guy.
But dude, total just like psychological experiment where you're like, I guess if you're this guy who has probably had something absolutely horrible happen to him that has made him the guy who goes up to strangers and just opens with that. I'm sure this is like the biggest thing that's ever happened to him because he's like, I told you. This is the thing. See ya. See, I also think L.A.
is a weird place. And L.A. L.A. is a very weird place. You must remember that. The weirdest. And here's why. He maybe was a failed actor or a writer who is putting on a character and going out the way they do, the way they tell you to do in acting class. They're like, put the character on. You are this person for an afternoon and go test it out.
And they would tell you that in improv class and in acting class to like be a different person, put on a different skin. He's hired. Walk about. And then this guy ā Weirdly, his different character is very much about the Epstein file. He's pressing people on their knowledge of the files. Was it Miles Teller? Was it Miles Teller in character? I mean, he gave me whiplash. Oh, hello. Hello. Why?
Because Miles is such a great actor? Is that what you're saying? Yeah, absolutely. He was in a movie called Whiplash. Yes, points! Well, I know what you're saying. No, but he has a Top Gun. He was a real Maverick. He was in this movie called Top Gun Maverick. No, but was he Elvis? I hope he lives for eternity. That's his newest movie. No one saw it. Was he Elvis ever? He should have been.
He was not. No, no, no, no. Would have, should have. Little Monsters. Could have. Is he in that? No. Real Monsters? Ah, Real Monsters? That was before he was alive. Fred Savage. I think that might have been Fred Savage. Do you remember Little Monsters? Do you guys remember that movie? Yeah, that's the one with Howie Mandel that they go under the bed. Yes. That one was sick, dude.
Truly frightening. The main bad guy, like, has the backside of his head, like, his brain exposed. That shit fucked me up, dude. Yeah. On some bitch shit. Yeah, but you were up.
bitch that was a movie you watched when you were sick right i i'm i'm always sick that was a you're at home you're you were sick yeah you get to you get the clicker yeah you get the power of the clicker yeah and then you stumble on like the daytime hbo that yeah your parents would get once a year for a month when they would give it to you for a month for free a little sampler pack
Little sampler. And then all of a sudden, was it little monsters? Is that what we're going with? Maybe it was little monster. Little monsters is what it's called. Little monsters. I think it's little monsters. Little monsters, plural. Because both the boy and the monster are monsters.
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Chapter 4: What are the highlights from the NBA All-Star weekend?
I told you, this is a place where I can have any sort of sponsor. This is a sponsorship place. Basically patio. Is that a shelf? It's a sponsorship patio. Okay. But then also maybe you ā is that the skulls of children or what is the deal there? Children? No. Very tiny, very small. This is my buddy Neckface. It's a lamp. You could put a little bulb in here. Yeah. Light bulb.
Oh, you can insert from the bottom. Got it. Yeah, it's going to be great for Halloween, but it's also good for the podcast. I was just wondering why you're so kind of nervous about the FC files, and then I look over your shoulder and kind of notice that. I'm not nervous. It looks like loofs-a-phorism. I'm not nervous. Yes, sir. Yo, wait. Is that a music stand that that's on? Yeah, it is.
It is, actually. Well, no. Look at you having a music stand. I think I got this for, like, to put a projector on, but I never set it up. I never set it up. Classic. Classic Blake. What were those things? What are the music stands called? I think they had a really cool name, actually. All right. Let's just take a moment to let you remember that. Oh, it's called the music stands. I can't.
So the episode, if people, if you want to hear what Blake Anderson was Blaine. blaine andy so whatever this story was he refuses to tell it again it was in episode 72 truck stops where fun starts episode 72 of this is important perfect classic so apparently it was a classic I don't remember that. Go back. Check it out. Check it out. I mean, that was a long time ago. What are we on now?
I might go listen right now. What are we on right now? What episode is this? 2000. Yeah. Damn. This is episode 288. So over 200 episodes ago and you refused to tell the story. Yeah. I kind of don't remember that well. Why don't you just say fuck you to our new listeners? Absolutely. Just go ahead and say it. We're on Netflix now. If you're not day one... And that's a cool attitude. That's great.
No new friends. Yeah, that's a cool attitude. I get it. I got it. I know it's good. I think that is Blake's attitude. I'm very Drake in that way. I'm very Drake in that way. Yeah. Except you're not as big as Drake. So Drake's whole thing is he's so huge that he doesn't want any new friends. What are we talking about here now? We're talking Drake. He's not as big as Drake. He's so huge.
What are we talking about now here? I'm going to come. Oh. Blake's penis. Yeah. Yeah. What? I'm always talking about Blake's penis. Blake, Drake. There's something happening there. Blake and Drake. Something. Maybe. Blake and Drake. Dude, that's the spinoff. Get your own fucking podcast with that guy. You don't need us. Me and Adam will yell at each other.
Drake and Josh, but it's like Blake and Josh. That could be kind of sick. No, Blake. It's Blake and Drake. Okay. Fair enough. Dude, I'm in my new office. There's weird haunted noises happening at my house. What do you mean? Okay. I'm in my new office.
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Chapter 5: What are the challenges of RSVPing through the Partiful app?
Okay. And it's a new house. A totally new place. Yeah. There's pounding and like noises happening. Epstein. It is a bit echoey. It sounds like a church almost. Yeah. Well, there's no furniture or anything in it. Blake was just here for Bo's birthday. Yeah. Anders, he told me he couldn't make it, and I respect him. I respect him for it. I said I could, and then I said I couldn't.
And I'm choosing not to. Choosing not to is what he said. And that was awesome. Thanks for coming. We had a great time.
Chapter 6: How do kids influence party planning and food choices?
A lot of kids. A lot of kids. You know what? I'm hyped. They collect them. At about two, they start to collect little friends. Okay. Don't say collecting kids. Yeah. And Blake collects little skulls. Yeah. It's just like that. Don't start. Don't start. I know, Blake. Well, it's weird that you're so scared to talk about it with that shrine behind you. Don't say collecting kids. That's weird.
No, I mean, he collects little friends. He has like, because he goes to like a little gymnastics crew. So he's got friends from there. He has friends in his little swimming class. Adam, I know this is your new dad. It's making friends. It's making friends.
Chapter 7: What are the pros and cons of using apps like Partiful for events?
Yeah, you don't collect. No, you collect. You got to collect them all. Gotcha, bitch. But then now it's weird. They're all two. So then you have, like, 15, 20 two-year-olds running around your party, and it's absolute chaos. Insane. And so I live on the beach, right? So there's just an open body of water there. So it's just parents playing goalie against the ocean. It's potentially deadly. Yeah.
You have to be on full alert. Yeah.
Chapter 8: How do childhood birthday parties create unique challenges?
Yeah. But I'm, I'm hyped that I got to it because you're, you guys sent out the RSVP and it was on like, what is it? Partiful? What is that? The app? I can't do it. I can't. Why? Why not just, I, I'm so glad that it worked out for me, but that is extremely hard for me to figure out. Yeah. The Partiful app. Oh, do we think it's you're an idiot? No, dude. No, I'm the same. Why not just.
I'm the same. Why, dude? It's so easy. Why can't I just text like I'm coming? Well, you could, but you didn't. You could have done that. I told you. Well, I told you at the Super Bowl, I'm coming. Yes, you saw me. But then you're like, well, you have an RSVP at the Partiful app. Like that. That's like, why do we have to do everything through our phones? I just. So my wife can see the headcount.
It's for the wives. You think I care about Partiful? I don't care about Partiful. I don't work for Partiful. I don't... Not yet. I couldn't give a shit about Partiful. After this pod. You seem like you're very pro-Partiful, dude. It is weird. Well, no, dude. It's so the wives know the headcount, and so they don't have to go through and... Do you want to use Partiful for anything? Yeah.
I have used it. It's very easy. You just click, I'm coming, or yes, no, maybe. I don't like it. I'm not a big Partiful guy. I find it to be very hard to navigate. All I'm saying is this episode is brought to you by Partiful. I got a question about Partiful.
I got an invite literally today, a partiful invite from a person from like 2010 that I'm like, is it just because I'm in your phone still that like you sent me this? We haven't spoken in 15 years. We were like acquaintances. How am I getting this now? What is happening?
Was it for like a something you for sure wouldn't go to something like a little housewarming party or something that you're like, I don't know this person. A baptism. Yeah. This is a person I knew for 10 seconds who's like, run it back. Run it back. Run it back. Well, no. The question is, is it like, hey, I'm doing a show and I want you to come check me out. Right.
Or is it like I'm getting married and I could see him just trying to throwing out as many. Not clicking on it. Not clicking on it. Oh, you don't even know what it is. You don't even know. You don't even know what it's about. No. Okay. Well, you know you can click on it and they can't tell that you've clicked. It's like you have to respond. No, I don't know that actually.
I don't know the rules of Partiful. I'm not scared, okay? Well, that's just the rules. I'm not scared to click on it. It seems like you're really scared. I have zero interest in clicking on it regardless. You're scared of clicking on it. Blake is scared of the Epstein files, and you're both scared of something. I'm just confused where the fuck Partiful came from. I'm a little shocked. I am too.
Because Ako and Atiba also sent one to us. And I was like, so everyone's doing this? My New Year's invitations, my Christmas parties, birthday parties, everything is partiful. I don't want it anymore. Everything is partiful. You have to sign up. You have to get a code. It's like you don't know who's coming until you say yes. Like, I don't want to say yes until I know who's there.
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