Nobody’s Talking Podcast
Economic Fantasies and Comfort Food Chronicles
Ever pondered what life would be like if you could snag a 99% discount on your most costly expense? That's exactly the tantalizing scenario we unpack with our audience, sharing a smorgasbord of choices from nearly free globe-trotting to insurance that barely dents the wallet. The episode bursts, highlighting how our life stages shape what we value most when it comes to financial fantasies. It's a vibrant mix of practical dreams and theoretical splurges that will have you re-evaluating your own wish list.
Take a seat at our virtual '50s diner as we wax nostalgic about the storytelling magic of old soap operas and the cultural touchstones that bind generations. We laugh over quirky filming tricks from yesteryear, debate the distinct charm of roadside diners versus traditional restaurants, and even dive into those comfort food memories that feel like a warm hug from the past. It's a feast of reminiscences that serves up a hearty helping of nostalgia, seasoned with a dash of contemporary musings on the relationships and entertainment that color our world today.
As the conversation simmers to a close, we explore the complexities of open relationships and the surprising dynamics they can reveal. But it's not all heavy-hearted; we also have a ball revealing the unexpected faces behind beloved tunes and previewing cinematic delicacies set to tantalize the senses. Wrap up this episode with us as we ponder life's garnishments—the little delights that make the day-to-day a banquet to savor. Join the fun and find out which garnishments you might be missing in your own life's feast.
Thanks for listening to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: (nobodystalking1), Instagram : (nobodystalkingpodcast) and email us at (nobodystalkingpodcast@gmail.com) Thank you!
Ever pondered what life would be like if you could snag a 99% discount on your most costly expense? That's exactly the tantalizing scenario we unpack with our audience, sharing a smorgasbord of choices from nearly free globe-trotting to insurance that barely dents the wallet. The episode bursts, highlighting how our life stages shape what we value most when it comes to financial fantasies. It's a vibrant mix of practical dreams and theoretical splurges that will have you re-evaluating your own wish list.
Take a seat at our virtual '50s diner as we wax nostalgic about the storytelling magic of old soap operas and the cultural touchstones that bind generations. We laugh over quirky filming tricks from yesteryear, debate the distinct charm of roadside diners versus traditional restaurants, and even dive into those comfort food memories that feel like a warm hug from the past. It's a feast of reminiscences that serves up a hearty helping of nostalgia, seasoned with a dash of contemporary musings on the relationships and entertainment that color our world today.
As the conversation simmers to a close, we explore the complexities of open relationships and the surprising dynamics they can reveal. But it's not all heavy-hearted; we also have a ball revealing the unexpected faces behind beloved tunes and previewing cinematic delicacies set to tantalize the senses. Wrap up this episode with us as we ponder life's garnishments—the little delights that make the day-to-day a banquet to savor. Join the fun and find out which garnishments you might be missing in your own life's feast.
Thanks for listening to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: (nobodystalking1), Instagram : (nobodystalkingpodcast) and email us at (nobodystalkingpodcast@gmail.com) Thank you!
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Speaker 4:Oh damn, that's right, we got live studio yeah.
Speaker 1:They don't get to hear the crowd cheering Alabama, joe, alabama, joe, yep, okay.
Speaker 4:Goddamn. We like the SEC. We got to drink their Gatorade. I know, huh.
Speaker 1:Welcome to the Nobody's Talking Podcast. We are back for another week of Bantor Random Thoughts and I got a question. I've been trying to look it up real quick. I'll bring it up. It's talking about if you can get, I can shout out to Johnny's House. I heard this on yesterday. It don't make any difference, I just heard on Johnny's. I just heard it on Johnny's House. They were saying I'm going to try to remember, because I tried to look it up on the phone and kept bringing up the 99-Centaurian store If you can have a 99% discount on anything. And then they said, like food and entertainment, travel insurance. Oh man, I'm going to see if I can try to find it. It was a real good question, though You're going to try to be like oh, utilities.
Speaker 2:You got to pick one of those. You got to pick one.
Speaker 1:They had six categories. The one I picked I just said utilities. I know insurance is car insurance, health insurance, like I guess some 18-year-old called in.
Speaker 3:She said insurance because she's just got a new car.
Speaker 1:And her insurance. I guess she was quoted over like 400 bucks a month.
Speaker 4:You can get a 99% discount.
Speaker 1:And it was stuff that you know like, but you have. Was mortgage a part of it.
Speaker 3:A rent. But the thing is are we?
Speaker 4:just starting off in life. No, no, just you know, just whatever. The situation I'm in right now.
Speaker 1:No, no, listen, that's what I'm saying. Everybody's going to answer it differently depending on the age.
Speaker 1:The situation they're in, because if you're young and all that, you're going to be like, oh, travel and this and that, but then with travel, it was just traveling. So once you got to the hotel, you still got to pay for all that. It's just I think travel was gas, and I'm probably I might be messing up. So if y'all want to look at it once again, we don't fact check, but I have to look at that. It was pretty good, though, because when they asked the question, I was like oh, I'm going to talk about this on the podcast because shout out to 99% off on anything you want.
Speaker 4:I'm just.
Speaker 1:No, it was.
Speaker 3:Six categories.
Speaker 1:And it was almost, it was like the necessities Okay.
Speaker 4:It was almost like entertainment, like concerts and all that stuff, food, it was utilities.
Speaker 1:But to see that I said, say, grocery wasn't in there Because there would be groceries for me Insurance, and that's what I said, I don't think it. Groceries wasn't part of it. That's why. That's why the question but insurance insurance was in there. It's like health insurance. You know I guess your life insurance? That's what I'm saying what stage of your life? You in because no, whatever age you're at whatever you are currently at.
Speaker 3:So right now, that's what do you have to pick?
Speaker 1:It's a whole bunch of people that listen to their show, so different age groups was calling in. The 18 year old girl say insurance, johnny, the host of Johnny's house. He said utilities. Somebody else said travel. That's what I said. There's no right answer, it's just what do you want? I said utilities, and then I started thinking I was like, oh, should I did the travel stuff.
Speaker 4:I'm like, yeah, I don't have to travel.
Speaker 1:But even still, you're going to save somewhere to where? And because one of the things was like if you take Uber, it's 99% off. Because somebody was like oh, I just take Uber everywhere Because it's 90. But that's honestly, that's why I said utilities For me.
Speaker 4:I was like I just yeah, because I couldn't, I wouldn't pick insurance, because I'd get it for free anyway. So I mean if travel included.
Speaker 1:That's why I was asking what stage of your life.
Speaker 4:You in Like just starting off Flexing on this.
Speaker 1:It was a regular question If it was travel, the stage of life that you are at right now, if it was travel included 50 something 51. And all I said utilities I would probably say and then that's what they were saying.
Speaker 4:Everybody kept trying to add stuff, okay, no, okay, then I would go entertainment.
Speaker 1:You go and it's okay there. You go right there, and then I'm going to.
Speaker 4:I need to know what entertainment we talking about?
Speaker 1:No, oh my God, I knew he was going to go there.
Speaker 4:I knew he was about to go there. Your entertainment is different from my entertainment. So it's just like 99% off my entertainment. Well, they said entertainment. Okay, then I'll take entertainment For 600 Chuck. I knew he was going to go there. I'll take entertainment for 600 Chuck, as soon as he said entertainment, hold on.
Speaker 1:I just don't want to make it harder than it is. He ain't thinking movies. Because I thought about that too. I was like, oh, I was like, whoa, I ain't paying no utilities. Then I got my movie money or travel money or you know whatever. Trust me, you could go either way. Cause I even thought, oh, the other one was taxes, oh, it might be taxes. Yeah, yup, hey, I see I'm starting to remember If I knew exactly. You can wheeze a lot of taxes. Hey, I should have you, can't, uncle Sam, go get these. Hey, listen, I can neither confirm nor deny, but my name is Boscow Pearson and I did not say anything about taxes on this show. Listen, uncle Sam, go get that.
Speaker 4:You got to know the right aging guy. I don't know, I'm not a fucking, don't pay no taxes.
Speaker 3:Or Trump.
Speaker 4:Oh, you can get. You can come a preacher. Huh, come a preacher, tax free right there.
Speaker 1:Open the open, you up a church, you a ministry. I have to have, like one parent, rich and there's a scot, I could have a tabernacle right here. Tabernacle.
Speaker 4:What's that church used to go to?
Speaker 1:Boscow.
Speaker 4:You said every time he was on the show.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, oh, the first, first Baptist.
Speaker 4:Tabernacle. The cost of capital? Yeah, that one Book of Jehovah. Now the what's that Book of Clarence? Yeah, the book of Clarence.
Speaker 2:That shit was wild. What was the one magical?
Speaker 1:What's the magical book of Negroes? What's the that comes out today, right, you know, I think came out last week. I missed it. That's all right, we're going to win. We'll get it today. Is that a?
Speaker 4:theater already. I think it's going to be all right.
Speaker 2:I did see the previews for it.
Speaker 4:They showed the trailer I love David.
Speaker 3:Allen Greer man.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I love that. I do too. I love that. I tell you what.
Speaker 4:I just about, like everybody, came off a living color. Yeah, hell yeah, everybody, it don't matter who it was. Yeah, no, that's true, I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1:I don't know who it was. Yeah, no, that's true.
Speaker 3:I can't say the same for Saturday Night Live. No, I can say it. I can say it Living color, living color, yep.
Speaker 4:Everybody came off that mother.
Speaker 1:Across the spectrum.
Speaker 2:All of them.
Speaker 3:Even the young Wayne brothers, who was the younger one? All of them.
Speaker 4:Who was your favorite character on a living color?
Speaker 2:My favorite character on a living color. Wow, oh, oh, man on the field.
Speaker 4:Oh, man on the field, that shit had me rolling.
Speaker 2:Two snaps in a circle I think mine was Two snaps in Z formation.
Speaker 1:Ms Jenkins, ms Jenkins.
Speaker 3:Yeah, my God.
Speaker 1:Ain't Ms Jenkins the one though?
Speaker 4:Yeah, that's the one that be you didn't get that from me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because I ain't the one to gossip.
Speaker 4:I ain't the one to gossip. I got two of them. Yeah, so, ken Wayne.
Speaker 1:Shout out to Ken Wayne, boy that's.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I think she Then she going to start producing some of this stuff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, they all, man, it's so many of them.
Speaker 4:There's like nine of them. I got two.
Speaker 1:Mr Roy was way way more than that I found out.
Speaker 4:That's crazy. You talking about it because there was something on the.
Speaker 2:Internet about his.
Speaker 4:A younger one. What's the younger one? Marlon.
Speaker 1:Okay, which one's younger Marlon or Sean?
Speaker 4:I think Marlon's younger.
Speaker 1:His ex.
Speaker 4:His ex.
Speaker 1:He's funny, he filed for full custody of the kids.
Speaker 4:Yeah, he was like oh no, right, right, no my two.
Speaker 3:I have two right.
Speaker 1:So homie to clown he's my favorite and Wanda oh yeah, wanda, Wanda is funny, wanda was cute hey.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I like.
Speaker 3:Don't be scared, don't be scared, yeah, come here. Word up, but homie for real, though.
Speaker 1:For real, though, I used to say I'm a big fan of the Wanda, I'm a big fan of the Wanda, I'm a big fan of the Wanda, I'm a big fan of the Wanda.
Speaker 2:I'm a big fan of the Wanda.
Speaker 3:I used to like, with homie, sing those songs. Everybody sing after me, kids.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, homie, Homie to clown, don't match around. I'm probably like Miss Jenkins and White girls off bill.
Speaker 2:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah nah.
Speaker 3:That was classy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, a whole bunch of people. Yeah, y'all know that that was Fine. Marcia Bill was good. Yeah, nah, yeah, nah, david Adam Gribble was talking to, he was on the Breakfast Club. Oh man, shout out to them, yeah, and he was talking about his movie, that's Out. But he was just saying how, which obviously we know. Like you can't make, you're like you can't, you think you'll be able to make some of that stuff. You can't do any of that stuff today, man.
Speaker 4:Everybody's so sensitive and Right, yeah, you are. Yeah, you can't do any of that. You definitely can do sea fish and Reese's, oh man listen, you can't do Archie Bonker to Jefferson's. Well, sanford and Son Nope, oh, you definitely couldn't do. Archie Bonker Nope, archie Bonker was saying fag on TV, yeah yeah yeah, you believe that I think he might have. No, he was saying he didn't say that in the room, but he did say fag.
Speaker 3:But isn't it crazy? He said blacks and comets, yeah, yeah, Isn't it crazy? Like the way they used to talk on TV but they didn't really show a lot. But now it's like we're playing sex.
Speaker 1:Hey, did you know this, sam? I'm gonna tell you a little bit of. You know, I used to be a supermodel back in my heyday, but here's the thing they said have you ever noticed when you see, like when you watch a movie? Yeah, Back in the day. Well, actually, even right now, though, the bed is never a king-size bed, it's always a full-size bed. So I'm looking at, I think because of the frame, oh yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 1:So they got to have, you know, get everybody in the frame. I do a thing, but how they got all this money and got that little bed.
Speaker 4:Back in the day they used to have one. They used to have to have one leg under the bed.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they used to have one leg out of the bed One leg always had to be touching the floor. I always out of the bed.
Speaker 4:I don't know when it started or when it stopped. I don't know when it stopped, but now they just gone full blown, monty right there in the movies no even like TV shows or anything.
Speaker 1:So let's just say, for instance, if it was, think about old black and white movie, let's just say gone with the wind.
Speaker 4:You got to think about Young and the Wrestling bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah, anything.
Speaker 4:They had your mind going crazy. Like the chick will be married and the dude is a seducer instead, and they'll start walking toward the bedroom, He'll put his hand on the zipper and start unzipping, Then the mother-fucker go off. So now you got to wait two episodes for them because they got to go through the other stories to come back to that story.
Speaker 4:So you got to wait, like just say, if they did it on Monday, you had to wait the Friday to see him start unzipping that Then they'll just show him in the bed. You're like man, did he get?
Speaker 1:that, oh, that was cool.
Speaker 4:I'm just saying though that shit was so fucking intense.
Speaker 1:But no, that is true about it.
Speaker 4:It was crazy how they did that and that right there kept you watching that shit to use 35 years up.
Speaker 1:Yeah, hey, soap operas is something. Yeah, because you know, Because you're waiting on that, when you went over to Grandma's house or something we had two of them.
Speaker 4:That's what you had to watch. But you had your favorite characters on there On VHS, but they didn't show them every day. If you think of Remember back like you had, say, luke and Laura, right, right right right. They would show them on Monday and Friday.
Speaker 3:Right, oh, so they weren't. They'd show the other characters in there, because Friday Wait, not on Young and the Restless, because I know what he's talking about General Hospital, right?
Speaker 1:No, no, no, no.
Speaker 4:Young and the Restless. You didn't see Victor every day. You did not see him every day, uh-oh, you did not see him every day, I'm back Victor Newman.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you didn't see him every day, you didn't see Miss Chancellor every day. You didn't see him every day I'll say I'll remember that, see I watched my mom and me.
Speaker 3:we just watched Young and the Restless and Guy in Light. Those were our two.
Speaker 4:I watched, All my Children Watched Everything, especially in the summertime.
Speaker 1:I remember saying like to Guy with a.
Speaker 3:P.
Speaker 4:Boy, you just wanted to see us Guy and them flies, what's still?
Speaker 3:on Young and the Restless.
Speaker 4:All about God now I think Young and the Restless still on.
Speaker 3:In days of our lives.
Speaker 1:Hey, it's funny. Or General Hospital A few weeks ago or probably a few months ago?
Speaker 2:Is General Hospital still on?
Speaker 1:I put I'm trying to think I put one on and I was just sitting up here and I'm like it's just funny how you can tell like the settings, like it's different from I mean still the soap operas or the stories or whatever, but you can still tell like the difference.
Speaker 4:You'll be in there like, hey, is that Victor's son? Now you gotta start watching the video. That was.
Speaker 1:That was a great answer. Hey, I did see Victor. Yeah, I did see, victor.
Speaker 4:Newman, yeah, he. I think he retired. Victor and Nikki, they still there, yeah.
Speaker 1:I did see Victor, and then I remember some girl was mad at her dad. See, I don't know, like I don't know the names or nothing, because what's the name?
Speaker 3:Shamar was on Young and the Restless. Shamar was on Young and the Restless. Yeah, he was on Young and the Restless. And then the brother died in real life.
Speaker 1:Oh, kristoff, kristoff.
Speaker 3:St John y'all.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, because that's right, they were brothers.
Speaker 3:Huh, yeah, yeah, yeah On the show they didn't like it used to be.
Speaker 4:But yeah, my mom recorded the mugs on VHS, and they had to show me that I'm growing up, though.
Speaker 3:Oh, there was a bunch.
Speaker 4:She and I used to run home just trying to watch the last 15 minutes of Dark Shadows.
Speaker 1:I don't remember that. I remember it wasn't one called Loving. I don't remember that. I think it was one called Loving. That was later on.
Speaker 4:I'm talking about Domain, because you had Search for the Marl, young and the Restless, all my children, guy in Light, see.
Speaker 1:I remember General Hospital, all my children, and then they brought those other ones out, the Guy in Light.
Speaker 3:Was Dallas considered a soap opera or that was considered nighttime soap opera? Yeah, nighttime soap opera that.
Speaker 1:Falcon. Crest and Dynasty Falcon Crest. So you said Dallas, Falcon Crest, Dynasty. I think those are the main. If I'm not mistaken, those are the main three. It was years trying to figure out.
Speaker 4:Linda Evans was the chick on Big Valley. Oh really, yeah, yeah. Linda Evans from Dynasty.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, I'm saying, I knew that pretty early, just because.
Speaker 4:But she was on Big Valley and that was she. Boy, she was so pretty, oh yeah.
Speaker 1:Linda Evans. Pretty as long as I'm on.
Speaker 2:TV bro yeah.
Speaker 4:She had that voice, what she said Heath, heath.
Speaker 2:Heath.
Speaker 4:Heath wanted that shit man.
Speaker 1:Nah, that's funny boy.
Speaker 5:Get that booty.
Speaker 3:What up Superman?
Speaker 5:What up, Dom? Sorry I'm late, Tell him.
Speaker 1:Hey, nobody would have ever even known. Huh, I know.
Speaker 5:I had the traffic over there for the spring training game.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's spring training boy. No, that's.
Speaker 5:Ok 10 minutes to get to the highway instead of two.
Speaker 1:One week left, that's OK. Oh, is that just one week left. One week left, the spring training.
Speaker 3:They already started Aren't the Dodgers and. Dodgers and Padres already started in the woods.
Speaker 4:Yeah, and spring training had been started, right.
Speaker 3:No, I'm talking about so Dodgers and Padres had a three game series.
Speaker 1:So that's what I'm saying. So that counts towards the season. Ok, so that's what I thought. Yeah, because I know how they do that sometimes. And yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 4:I know I'm waiting on the UNFL.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, that starts up. What Next week April? Next week April.
Speaker 3:Are all the teams staying in Dallas, like they did for the XFL? I?
Speaker 2:don't know the two leagues merged. I know they merged.
Speaker 3:But I know what the?
Speaker 4:I guess you're going to have two divisions, but with the XFL.
Speaker 3:All the teams stayed in Dallas.
Speaker 1:One of the teams. One of the teams played in Canton, like Birmingham, or whoever it was.
Speaker 3:But see, what they did is they put them up in housing in Dallas, right, so they all practiced there, yeah, and then, when they had the games. They would just go to whatever city they were home game. Oh, wow, yeah, but they just lived, so like he ran it out of an apartment complex or whatever and just put everybody in those.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Those apartments. They all stayed in one location.
Speaker 5:Oh yeah, I never heard of that yeah. Look it up.
Speaker 2:I ain't got to look it up, you're a researcher Straight facts no print, google it.
Speaker 4:You go right in. Google it online.
Speaker 3:Hold on, I'm just going to fact check.
Speaker 4:Oh, you can just do like me. Every time he say something I don't like, I just take a sip what you drinking on.
Speaker 1:Is that that doosan?
Speaker 4:No, martell, right here, martell, he got fancy. I love this job.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's what I said. We got to get that.
Speaker 2:You tell my girlfriend.
Speaker 4:I'm telling you, folks, you got to get you a part time job.
Speaker 5:Get you a part time job, I'm telling you.
Speaker 3:You'll love it. We get paid to do nothing but talk.
Speaker 1:This is the best job ever, still waiting for my check. Hey, I tell you what Me too, me too. I don't know Joe got here so good.
Speaker 4:He said it on Martell, I'm a hood rich baby, A hood rich.
Speaker 1:I did see somebody show me a clip of the charger. I wanted to know what you thought about it. The electric one.
Speaker 4:The speaker in the tailpipe. And they put a speaker in it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so they give it a sound.
Speaker 4:So they give it a sound of attention. If y'all want to.
Speaker 1:I think I did see that actually. No, it looks nice though.
Speaker 3:Oh, it looks nice, it looks real nice.
Speaker 4:And they supposed to be coming out with a barracuda too.
Speaker 1:Oh, the barracuda. What was the last year? They made the barracuda Like 60.
Speaker 4:Man 60 or 70.
Speaker 1:And they can't come back with the pacer. Huh, no, no, don't say that.
Speaker 4:Yeah, you see how they act. The wind fucking, what's the name? Shut up on the commercial, hey well pacer. Listen.
Speaker 1:Hey, what car rivaled the pacer. I know Joe going though Pinto.
Speaker 3:The Gremlin, the.
Speaker 1:Gremlin.
Speaker 4:The Gremlin, yep, yep yeah.
Speaker 1:Well, you see that, hey, they be hitting like that. Joe was like, ain't you? You know I'm on the podcast.
Speaker 4:I don't call nobody like never.
Speaker 3:Until you get it, until you get on the podcast.
Speaker 1:We're going to make you start answering your phone on the podcast. Yeah, yeah, go ahead and answer. Joe, put on speakerphone. Yeah, put on speakerphone.
Speaker 3:Uh-oh.
Speaker 4:Hey, why you calling me right now? Where are you? You know you got my location. I don't know why you tripping.
Speaker 2:No, I don't yeah you do?
Speaker 4:I didn't look at it. Okay, what's up?
Speaker 5:I was calling to see if you want to come to this like pastry place with me.
Speaker 3:She wants something.
Speaker 4:You want to, you want to pay. Well, if you go to the house, I bought you a Cinnabon yeah, a homemade one from uh, from uh. Well, if I say it, I might have to pay him. So, um, what's that damn place?
Speaker 3:Cinnabon, it's a homemade.
Speaker 1:This is uh from uh this uh cost from our kids. Okay, okay, bye. That would uh. That segment was brought to you by uh fries. Pure fried drinking water and pure in cafe.
Speaker 4:They got some good.
Speaker 1:Hey, glendale drive in, ghostbusters comes out you got some good Manudo tomorrow Manudo.
Speaker 4:Oh, they got the white, that's it Good.
Speaker 3:I never had Manudo. It don't look good at all.
Speaker 1:Danny Toll, the, the, the, the. He's taking a sip, taking a sip. I already drank.
Speaker 2:I drank, I, drank I drank, I drank, oh damn boy.
Speaker 1:I think I almost felt a little twitch in my left hand strained, I go down on camera.
Speaker 4:No, that's, that's some good stuff. But uh no, that's a good place. You should try it out.
Speaker 1:With the.
Speaker 3:Peoria Cafe. No, I've been to Peoria Cafe. It's good, you should try them. And they have the homemade cinnamon here's a question for Joe.
Speaker 1:Uh, for Joe. Yes, sir, what was the difference? Because, like I said, y'all know I'm always listening Like during the whole week I listened to Johnny and Elman, like a lot of the topics they talk about, but they just start talking about diners and I was just wondering, damn, what was the difference between a diner and a restaurant? A diner?
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Like a restaurant. Yeah, I think I know the difference, but I don't see it, and I might even talk about like I think, like I think I think diner is short order, pretty much like. So when you say short order, remember we talking to we talking to the hamburgers and shit French fries yeah.
Speaker 2:Because I know it's a diner I want to.
Speaker 1:I want to go to on uh 19th Ave and Van Buren. Always passing, uh, you know, every few weeks, 19 and what? Uh, van Buren, I mean it's South, it's, it's in between Van Buren and Buckeye. Okay, so it's, it's uh called fifties diner, oh, oh okay, yeah, and it's red.
Speaker 2:Like they got one on.
Speaker 4:Belle Road too. At least they used to have one on Belle.
Speaker 1:Road 50s diner. No, not, not five. Hey, wait, where did the five? And diners?
Speaker 3:go, there's still some.
Speaker 4:Is it? I just thought about that. That's the five and diner. No, no, no, the one on.
Speaker 3:Belle Road is five and diner.
Speaker 1:They just it's just almost the same, though, but no, but this one is called fifties diner. Right, it's just called fifties diner. It is like a red building, yeah.
Speaker 4:It just looks like five and diner.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, it's called fifties diner and it looks interesting. Every time I go by there I'm like was that one the one?
Speaker 4:that was on man versus food, I don't know they could. He went to one a diner here in Phoenix, like that.
Speaker 1:Yeah. Yeah, it wasn't five and diner, but yeah, cause five and diner is more. This wasn't.
Speaker 4:And I'll tell you another good one.
Speaker 1:It's like a. It's a miracle.
Speaker 4:A miracle, a miracle, it's a good one. They shut down a bunch of those, though, because they used to have one, but then what they used to have one in the arrowhead.
Speaker 3:They have one down in the Biltmore. But yeah, no milk or milk is pretty good.
Speaker 1:But we got to get together. I was at a Biltmore. It's a good cafe.
Speaker 4:They got this pastrami omelet, bro. Really Pastrami omelet. I have never heard of such a thing, but I want to try it so bad.
Speaker 1:Oh you, so you didn't try it.
Speaker 4:No, I had chicken fried steak, but I don't say, wow, I want to try that.
Speaker 2:I'm going to try that.
Speaker 4:Pastrami, omelet, yeah, wow.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's crazy. I mean, it sounds good.
Speaker 4:Oh no, it probably is, though I mean, you think about it, that's probably delicious. But go on now you want to try this?
Speaker 1:diner out? Yeah, no, because I mean it, just it looks interesting. I'm pretty sure when you go in there, Go in there and get your moat, it's going to no exactly. It looked like they have all that. It just looks like when you go by there, like I'm going to see Richie Cunningham and Fonzie Get you a chocolate moat. Yeah, it seemed like all of them going to be in there. I personally would get strawberry moat. Strawberry moat, yeah, I like it. Moats are good man.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:You like them or no? Yeah, yeah, I like them.
Speaker 4:Like I said, I do strawberry and vanilla and then, like I tell you what like you ever go to like Dairy Queen and shit.
Speaker 3:Dairy Queen got moats.
Speaker 4:Man, you get what you want man.
Speaker 3:And they got some of the best hamburgers you ever went. I would tell you this oh, Dairy Queen got some good hamburgers.
Speaker 2:Dairy Queen is good man no I agree.
Speaker 3:Dairy.
Speaker 1:Queen.
Speaker 4:You get that bacon hamburger from Dairy Queen.
Speaker 5:There's a bunch man. I'm so hungry right now. Why are y'all talking about food? Oh, you said you hungry? Hell yeah, I'm starving. I need some grubba dub dub. You look like you hungry.
Speaker 4:But if you go to the breakfast bitch on Sunday and get some shrimp and grits, that shit off the chain.
Speaker 3:Hey man, it's hard to get in there, though you gotta go early Sure, what time. What time's early?
Speaker 4:They didn't move now, but they bigger, a lot bigger, so you'll be easy getting in there. Now what?
Speaker 1:did they move to?
Speaker 4:The breakfast bitch Like around the corner.
Speaker 1:They got like all of the Like I've heard, like well, I've heard you talk about it before.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the bitch wear panties yeah.
Speaker 5:Yeah. Breakfast bitch ain't supposed to wear no panties.
Speaker 2:Breakfast bitch is the shit Going that motherfucker and he's like hey, what you doing there, you know I was in there with.
Speaker 4:Well, I took my sister there. They said hey, what you bitches want.
Speaker 2:I'm like oh shit, my sister's. Like they called you bitches.
Speaker 4:I told them I ain't talking to me, I'm a bastard.
Speaker 2:Ain't no bitch. I'm a bastard though. That's the show. Right.
Speaker 4:You might want to rephrase that shit Right, so that's just the way we get do it here. I'm like you talking to them. Bitches over there. No matter what the fact, y'all ordered for me, so I don't want to have to talk to them so where's it at? Where is it located? It's like when is it 7th? No 3rd Street. 3rd Street, downtown, like it's like 3rd.
Speaker 1:Street. Hmm, they still have Miss White, miss White's still around. No, no, no Miss.
Speaker 4:White's in here? I don't think that's around.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she probably just gone ahead and just retired.
Speaker 4:But Miss White and them is the same as Lolo's.
Speaker 1:I know it's the same as Lolo's, but I was just. I just know it was.
Speaker 4:They franchised it out and kind of messed that up a little bit. Oh and Lolo's yeah, it's like they don't put no salt on nothing. No more. If you're going to sell some chicken, you need to put some salt on that chicken Right right. You definitely got to put some salt on it. Especially, you got gravy on it. Shit Right. And I'm going to tell you now, folks, if you got fried chicken and you covered it with gravy, it ain't smothered chicken. You got to cook that shit in the gravy.
Speaker 5:It's fried chicken covered in gravy.
Speaker 4:That's all it is. It ain't smothered gravy, it ain't smothered chicken. No, yeah, no, you got to cook that shit in there. You got to have that goddamn skin falling off that motherfucker.
Speaker 5:Yes, sir, that's mother.
Speaker 4:This skin got to fall off, that motherfucker. He's got to fall off and mix in with the rice. Oh my gosh Shit. You want to talk about smothered? You can smother anything, but no, the skin fall off that motherfucker. You good, that's the truth.
Speaker 1:So what's your favorite smothered thing to eat? Pork steak, I like pork chops.
Speaker 4:I like pork steak. Pork steak is my favorite oh yeah.
Speaker 5:My mom used to make smothered liver.
Speaker 1:I've had smothered liver before too.
Speaker 4:I like it. I can't do it, it just feels bad. Feels bad, oh man.
Speaker 5:That should be good. The onions and grilled onions, the gravy and the rice?
Speaker 3:I don't know what you're missing.
Speaker 4:I know what I'm missing.
Speaker 3:You don't like it, Joe.
Speaker 4:Yeah, because when you come home late and there's some meat left and it was liver- there was no chicken. I did it. Oh man, you know, back in the day you couldn't buy drumsticks separately, you had to buy the whole chicken and cut it up. I remember that. Yeah, so mama would cut it up, she would fry the chicken that back and all the other stuff.
Speaker 4:She'd make it with chicken and rice with it. Yeah, she'd come home and big piece of chicken and that motherfucker's looking good fried. Put that motherfucker on your plate. You know you put on your plate. You gotta eat it.
Speaker 5:Gotta eat it, that's true.
Speaker 4:I don't fucking live her bro. I tell you, get it.
Speaker 1:We did have to eat everything.
Speaker 4:That's amazing though, like today right, you go to somebody, house everybody got a different. Yeah this motherfucker got cereal, this motherfucker got. Corn rice and shit, this mother here got fucking hamburgers. I'm sure, like I said, y'all grew up with multiple people in the household. I mean believe in steel cook one meal.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, it's Whatever my pot may when I go my mom's, whatever she made Shit that's what we ate.
Speaker 4:I say my daddy, you have shit, go me. You go in that motherfucker for dinner. A lot of beats from red hot boy in the water right. And a piece of bread. That's a good eat boy.
Speaker 1:Had that too, like three chicken wings. What's for? Dinner chicken, that motherfucker fries and you go in there chicken wings, three chicken wings and some bread.
Speaker 4:See that motherfucker fries and spam one time.
Speaker 5:That's only what he's been, only way to fry where that's family, that motherfucker cut it just right to about a quarter of an inch. I'm not mad shit.
Speaker 4:That's spamming.
Speaker 5:good, I'm fucking put that shit on bread was a man. Hey, yeah, man I had to have miracle with, but anyways.
Speaker 1:Yes, that's what I said. I was a miracle.
Speaker 4:Look, dude and we didn't know that I couldn't read that shit. All I know, is white shit in the jar.
Speaker 5:I knew it when you gave me some dims. Naryg man either that put what the hell is this?
Speaker 4:We have white shit in the jar is all we know. Oh, I'll slap that shit on there.
Speaker 5:I.
Speaker 4:Ain't the shit out of.
Speaker 5:Bring home Sally dressing.
Speaker 2:Talking about, it's the same thing?
Speaker 5:No, it ain't. No how that zingy taste sandwich bread yeah.
Speaker 4:Salad salad.
Speaker 5:Because it was in the generic labels, in generic bottles here, salad dressing, and it was white, and it was sandwich spread and it was white, just like me, oh yeah, I was reading have pickles and shit in it, you know whatever. Yeah, it's like thousand, I you ate it probably like you were hungry or something but.
Speaker 4:That's not that being hungry ain't got shit to do with you. Just wouldn't allow the complaint about shit, that's true, you couldn't complain about it.
Speaker 5:Was in there, you had to eat it.
Speaker 4:Yeah, you know shit. No, that's what people don't get it.
Speaker 1:They was not allowed to complain about shit. I will. We Like I piece an okra, all right, the hard way, fucked around into being fucked around after a pair of Levi's boy.
Speaker 4:That's real, barely by you look at. Have anything got them, but that shit on. Go to school. Oh my goodness, I had to walk to school when I was your age. You gotta hit the storage now. Oh yeah, walk to school. Can't my lunch in a syrup? Can Both ways? Don't teach you shit anyway. All you need is reading, writing, rib-tick the three hours. I had to tell them to start with a. You know, you know how you get a little education. You dangerous. All right, I had to. What it said of it start with a. There's three hours. I would need it.
Speaker 1:That's fun that is our green writing room. Tick. I forgot when we was talking about the food and he's talking about pastries and stuff. Yeah, don't. Y'all know the iconic. Y'all know what Randy's donuts is in California the big donut, the big donut on the building knows been all the move exactly. Dog one is coming to Phoenix oh yeah seven Street. I think it's gonna be on seven Street and Doing some Montabello.
Speaker 4:There's some serious gentrification.
Speaker 1:Like I said, I don't even know, I just know it from. I guess they got real real good Donuts and coffee or whatever.
Speaker 5:I need a donut right now. I'm full.
Speaker 1:I just know, I just need it, or I just know it from movies. Like you said, the sense of whatever movie, pink doughnuts, yeah.
Speaker 5:I just, I just know from all that that big, oh yeah, ghostbusters. What else was on Ghostbusters, then somebody on one movie running to it yeah, I seen that too, yeah.
Speaker 2:And that was.
Speaker 1:I forget what movie it was, but I guess. Well, anyway, when that no, it wouldn't mean in black oh and uh. Bojangles anybody familiar with Bojangles?
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 5:Bojangles, kind of like white cast or no, it's like chicken.
Speaker 1:Well, they're coming to Phoenix too.
Speaker 5:I know, yeah, exactly yeah, it's coming.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they're coming to Phoenix. Wow, oh, randy's doughnuts. This is part of all the restaurant expansion. A second what's coming to Phoenix?
Speaker 4:So we still having this thing. Well, with the true definition of a diner, I have to go good.
Speaker 1:Yeah, what we? What we asked the like the difference between diner and a restaurant. And then we, like I said, you know somebody probably be on here talking about, oh, you know some fine dining restaurant. Now we're just talking about, like a regular restaurant, outback Applebee's a diner, yeah.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, well, I you know if you go. So pin on the definition, because Applebee's now have bars and shit.
Speaker 1:So right, so okay, but here, so Denny's, denny's, when I be considered a diner, it would be a restaurant. Is Waffle House considered a diner?
Speaker 4:See, I would consider Waffle House as a diner, because they have, I think because they have a bar. That's what I would think.
Speaker 5:I'm gonna say it's here. Most of the time. When you visit a place that serves you meals from a menu, you will refer to the venue as a Restaurant. Small subset of these restaurants qualify as diners. Main difference comes down to cost, formality and pace. Diners are casual, typically more affordable. That's from Google.
Speaker 4:Thank you, google. Thank you All the time I was going to restaurant I was in a damn diner, yeah, I.
Speaker 1:I'm a treat you special. Tonight we're going to your favorite restaurant.
Speaker 4:So when I go to, when I go to coupe, House is a diner no see, that's what I said to me.
Speaker 1:While so that's a good example would be Denny's right, so I'll consider the restaurant restaurant. I hop a restaurant, right? Uh, waffle House. Waffle House has to be a diner, yeah.
Speaker 5:Definitely a diner.
Speaker 1:And then I wonder, I consider a diner like, if you can like it well no. If you can see I'm cooking, but then again that might not be true.
Speaker 5:Yeah, you see, at the, at the, at the, at the, at the Waffle House, you can see I'm cooking, yeah, so yeah, that's a diner and if you can't pick up the chair?
Speaker 4:Like, if you can't pick the chair. You probably in a diner.
Speaker 1:Hey, all right, look, check this out. Here's the Gonna go into. I was looking at this article on on slate Wherever it is slate is, I have no idea, but you know you get random Articles that put your pop up on your phone. I thought this was interesting. It says my friend just asked me for the most absurd favor. It involves my husband. Now I Guess what it says Basically, with the chick. Did they have an open relationship, right? Mm-hmm, are they friends? No, it's open and everything. I Guess her friend was going through a divorce. Right, they're friends, was going through a divorce, but I'll get excited. Her friend asked if she could borrow her husband. Now, remember, they're in an open relationship, right? But the chick got upset about it. Now, the first thing I thought a minute the husband.
Speaker 5:Okay, so the husband's wife like the friend, that's the friend right.
Speaker 1:So yeah, so the husband's name is Dave.
Speaker 2:Okay, the husband is.
Speaker 1:Dave. And Then no, the husband is Dave. Okay, so Then let's say you got Fran one and Fran two right. Fran number two was married today. Yes, fran number one is having a divorce.
Speaker 5:Got it.
Speaker 1:Fran. Number one asked her friend. Number two is she could borrow.
Speaker 5:Dave, oh, because friend number two got the old relationship. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:No, friend number two and Dave are married right.
Speaker 2:They had an open relationship.
Speaker 1:Oh, oh, but it's, it's open to their friends and she said they've been Right with other friends and stuff. But for some reason that's why I asked the question, I think because Dave had history- with a problem.
Speaker 1:No, I'm tell you what I thought. I think I think the wife got mad Because maybe she has something to offer that, like I said, I don't know, Because if you already have an open relationship, why would you get mad anyway? What she asked was to borrow your husband or is it the word borrow, Because they even mentioned that in an article.
Speaker 4:Well, like oh can I borrow your husband? She have a problem with this one, but nobody else.
Speaker 1:No, exactly she got a problem with her, but she had no other problem, dan, he ain't got no other problem.
Speaker 4:They might have been telling her like I should have went and hit that, no, no.
Speaker 5:She know more about her friend.
Speaker 1:But it's an open relationship.
Speaker 5:She got some dirt on her friend and she know her friend ain't shit Listen what I'm sitting here thinking her friend is either super, super hot or not.
Speaker 4:I'm going with the super hot.
Speaker 1:Okay, her friend is hot. Why would she get up and dance Listen?
Speaker 4:she do things that she wouldn't do Exactly.
Speaker 1:She probably like oh my God, I don't lick ass, but she eats ass and she gonna eat.
Speaker 4:Dave's ass Right, she gonna suck his toe, she gonna let Dave gonna like it and she gonna let Dave go up there and hurt her, hurt her squirts. Shit. Dave is having fun already.
Speaker 5:He ain't been there.
Speaker 4:The queef Fucking queef man, Y'all nasty.
Speaker 5:The queef.
Speaker 1:I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 5:I was like since I don't get it, man. She know something about her girl.
Speaker 1:We don't have a resident female here right now, so I was like that she wouldn't be explaining that either.
Speaker 4:She definitely wouldn't be explaining that.
Speaker 1:She wouldn't be explaining that.
Speaker 4:It's an open relationship. What's that?
Speaker 1:No, what I'm trying to figure out is why is the wife mad? At her friend for asking when y'all been open with every.
Speaker 4:All the other friends anyway. The thing is that between them, all she had to do was say no, unless she went behind her back and asked Dave. Dave said it's okay. Oh yeah, you know what I?
Speaker 1:mean yeah, you must run and do that.
Speaker 4:That's the only thing about open relationships you have to be completely open and honest about it. Yeah, yeah. We have a tendency to lie. Sometimes Ain't no need, though, like hey, did you like it? Nah, it wasn't good as you, but I'm going back tomorrow, you get some more of that cake, cake, cake yeah and she blew your wig back Like good lord, she got that pound cake, cake, cake.
Speaker 2:Pound time.
Speaker 4:I don't know what I want, but I love what I'm getting.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I thought that was interesting when I saw it.
Speaker 4:And that's a. Thing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because I'm sitting there thinking like, wait, you're all in an open relationship, but why all of a sudden her? That's why I said the friend got to be super hot or something. Or like y'all said, she knows her friend is a freak or do some strange for a piece of change. And she was like, damn, maybe here, as you know, with basketball, basketball, with basketball, they've been talking about skill sets lately. So, to use a basketball analogy, maybe her skill set, maybe she's a five tool woman and maybe the wife might be three. I know I threw baseball in there too.
Speaker 4:Let's do it like this. Anyway, her shit's probably like a, like I said, eight, nine Right, and the wife's probably about five Wife, probably like a whole lot of love.
Speaker 1:It has to be something. It's just like you know, because the wife said the wife was the one telling the story and the wife said she was living, you know, just like she's a three. I was like wait, you're just y'all got an open relationship. Why would you be mad?
Speaker 4:Yeah, she could be a three, and she swallowed makes her a five, and she eat her ass makes her a seven. You know what I mean? She eat her ass, swallow all at the same time, and then she might be a ten.
Speaker 5:She's like you, let me tape it as a ten.
Speaker 4:Yeah, you know, you know that's level to the shit and we'll make this shit up. It's just rules. Hey, we don't make it. Yeah, we just follow. Yeah, we just report it and we just tell you what we say. I don't make the rules, I just follow them. Oh shit, Shit.
Speaker 1:You know, like I said, I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 4:I was like dealing with the opposite sex is kind of touchy anyway, you know, it's just like you see the customer in there, you are in a relationship, right. So now there's one maternity get it right. And you been having your fun all this time. You ain't saying nothing because women do that kind of shit. Oh man, you can get it.
Speaker 2:And then when?
Speaker 4:her turn to get it. This nigga coming there all man ding old up and shit. You know you gonna take all that.
Speaker 2:I need a bigger dick. I can't watch this shit.
Speaker 4:You're like, hey man, you gonna ruin my shit. I don't think you're gonna snap back together.
Speaker 5:after all that, she's gonna have to get stitches. She's veneering water, my ass. So, her back up.
Speaker 1:So then her excitement level go up, or so?
Speaker 4:And then you know she started doing shit that she don't do with you.
Speaker 1:You start hearing them noises.
Speaker 4:You be like deep throat sound effects and shit. Next thing you know she's like what the hell is that she's licking his niggas. I ain't never heard that, oh my God. And you be sitting there like you don't lick my ass. What the fuck's going on?
Speaker 1:Not at all.
Speaker 4:Now you got a little animosity tonight, just nasty bitch.
Speaker 1:So now you want to be afraid, but you can't, you know. So now you want to be afraid.
Speaker 4:So you can't interrupt it. You know I'm snatching.
Speaker 1:I guess you could but then, I'm going snatching right up off of that.
Speaker 4:You could, but then your name would be out there and then your name would mud after that. This nigga gonna interrupt me and I was pounding the bitch.
Speaker 1:You know I was giving it to her. Good too.
Speaker 5:Hey man, hey man, you want to move forward?
Speaker 4:I'm like man, you sitting there you peeping over my shoulder shit.
Speaker 1:You sitting there holding.
Speaker 5:You killing me dawg, you killing me, she grabbing him and shit like yeah, she don't grab me like that.
Speaker 4:Oh dawg nigga the monkey.
Speaker 1:Nigga. The visibility right now was killing me.
Speaker 4:I can't even get the motherfucker to say my name.
Speaker 1:I'm sitting up here like good lord, hell like oh shit, Damn she won't even get on.
Speaker 4:No knees for me.
Speaker 5:She won't even submit Get on your knees? Nah, I don't think so.
Speaker 1:Hey, but what if she sat up here and the nigga was hitting it in black? I want you to come inside, Nigga.
Speaker 5:I'm going out of here. I'm so act out. I go instantly soft. I'm like, oh fuck that I'm done. Go ahead, dude Nigga.
Speaker 4:I believe in a lot of chicks like that shit Actually you sit up here, like you going to make sure she's you going to let that.
Speaker 5:I just got to leave the room. I'm done.
Speaker 1:As usual, I'm just going to sit in the corner and just start crying.
Speaker 5:I don't even want to eat too pussy. No more.
Speaker 4:Oh my god, man, that shit's fucked up. That's fucked up. But you'll be surprised when I'm in a motherfucker like this. I know I couldn't do it myself. Oh man, you know I'm selfish anyway. Now what I'm there.
Speaker 5:Now what? I'm there, man. I'm selfish anyway, you got a buzzin' up on her titties or something, man. I thought that shit on her face. Man, you come inside. I mean that's just. I was like I ain't having no sloppy shit Listen that's intimate, that's your.
Speaker 4:I'm saying this is what I'm saying. This just ain't no regular shit. That shit thing is fucking anal.
Speaker 1:But what I'm saying is Did she?
Speaker 5:give the anal up, but then you got sloppy seconds.
Speaker 1:This is your Hell.
Speaker 4:No, this is your chick, not after you ate a weekend.
Speaker 1:No, listen, this is your chick. I had to leave because I was like I know I ain't going to go now because this is all sloppy down there. This is your booth thing Like man. This ain't just like oh yeah, we just met Theresa out here on the corner. Okay, whatever, no, this is Miss it. Oh, my, that's a good question. And then you just sitting up here like man, they didn't even just took me there.
Speaker 5:They just like oh no, we fucking had we done.
Speaker 1:Boom. And you hear her, can I Mother, utter, utter mother, whatever the hell the word, I'm looking for mother or utter. Y'all know what I'm talking about. God damn it, eddie. You know how to spell it.
Speaker 5:Listen, anyway, you better come inside, come inside, don't you pull out, don't you pull out, he's just here to door slam. I got one more to make it even worse.
Speaker 1:Okay, I want your baby.
Speaker 4:I had that happen once.
Speaker 5:I don't give a fuck about that.
Speaker 1:No, no, no, no, no, no, no. What I'm saying is this is your chick telling him, not you. Oh she's like that was just she's there I don't have receiving.
Speaker 5:Yeah, no, you just sitting there, this is part of the open relationship that's, in the heat of the night, in the heat of the passion, you go ahead and say what the fuck you want. That don't bother me. That don't bother me. But if I see it, okay.
Speaker 1:But what if she be like well, okay, so no, I can't handle it. So if she just like, oh, come on, they clone Tyrone, I want you to come inside me, hell, no.
Speaker 4:And then oh, no, alright, we don't have to move on now. I know now.
Speaker 5:Yeah, we don't have to move on now.
Speaker 4:You just ruined her.
Speaker 5:We had out the sales.
Speaker 4:It's hard enough knowing that a motherfucker put name on work than you. Yeah, they already doing that.
Speaker 5:So they already doing it on the slot Bitch is already doing that shit on the slot, so Put name on work, Ain't that right?
Speaker 2:boo True.
Speaker 4:That's bad enough. Alright, y'all, we can move on. Let's talk about movies then let's talk about movies. Let's go what?
Speaker 1:Alright, love what we say. Late night with the devil is out.
Speaker 4:Late night with the devil. Yeah, let's check that out, I'm gonna tell y'all what.
Speaker 1:I got a little professional this time. I googled it. I got it pulled up on the handy dandy screen. The director is Colin Colin Carnes and Cameron Carnes. Mm-hmm, now, I guess it's October 31st 1977. Johnny Carson rival, jack Delroy, is the host of Night Owls, so I guess you know he wanted to. The show was gonna get canceled and he wanted to do some stuff. Okay, anyway, I'm leaving it there. That's what? Late night with the devil? It's a horror movie. And then that immaculate, that's what? Uh, sydney Sweeney, I guess shit. That's another scary movie that's out, obviously Ghostbusters. Y'all know what Ghostbusters is who you gonna call Ghostbusters.
Speaker 1:Hey, real quick, they gonna bring Rain Parker back. I don't know, I hope with. But listen, did you know? Y'all know Mr Telephone man, right, mm-hmm, you know Ray Parker Jr wrote that. He said he wrote it when he was 17 or 18. And so now, because he said, if you think about it, when he said she ain't got no party line, now remember when the song came out Party lines is over with. Your party lines is over with.
Speaker 4:But I remember them, but nobody right, right, right.
Speaker 1:That's what I said, I know I don't remember the party line, but because he wrote it back when he did so I was like, oh, that was interesting, I tell you something else that I found out about music yesterday and that, as you know, all our favorite song you know going down and in the back sunroof top, yeah digging the scene with the gangsta.
Speaker 4:OK, it was not written or performed by Curtis Mayfield. Wait what? It was not written, nor ever performed by Curtis Mayfield. Everybody thinks Curtis Mayfield, but it's not. That's what I found out. And it's not diamond in the back, it's called God I'll something Shit. I just saw the whole special on it, the whole thing on it.
Speaker 4:Oh, you hear stuff like that you like now it's like a group of artists that did the song Right right right and it wasn't the guy's son and I think they must. They played it like Either on a movie or something. Everybody thought it sounded just like Curtis Mayfield.
Speaker 2:So I assume it was.
Speaker 4:Curtis Mayfield Right, so then they just stopped putting out this new song by Curtis Mayfield. But it wasn't Curtis Mayfield, hey, listen that's just like that's.
Speaker 1:it's crazy. I was, I was listening to or I was watching.
Speaker 4:Even if you Google it now and just say Curtis Mayfield, I am.
Speaker 1:But so who was it? You don't I.
Speaker 4:It was true.
Speaker 1:Hey, well, that's not it.
Speaker 4:But that's not even diamond in the back, it's not even the name of the song.
Speaker 1:I do know I ain't going to lie.
Speaker 4:I did something in the name of the song.
Speaker 1:I probably just called the diamond in the back. Well, why are you looking it up? I was watching on song and they had Bobby Caldwell on there, and you know, for the longest time, obviously, and some people made that song. What you won't do, do that is the jam. I guess they hid his appearance for a long time when it started picking up on the R&B charts because they didn't want anybody to know that he was a white dude. Now I didn't find out till. Oh damn.
Speaker 1:I'm trying to think for the forever. I mean, I think he might have been like the two thousands before I even found out that that dude was a white dude the whole entire time. I just like that's a black dude. That's a black dude to where. I guess he went on a radio interview one time and he was sitting in like the little break room and I guess the host went in there and the host start talking to him. You know, before they went back on air and the host was like oh, hey, man, I'm, I'm waiting on a Bobby Caldwell, I'm supposed to be interviewing them. And the guy looked at him. He was like I am Bobby Caldwell. He was like, oh man, you're a white dude. I was, you know this way, like like 80, 80, one or something like oh man. And I told you somebody probably right now was sitting up here like wait, that dude is white. But you know, with Google and all that other stuff you Did, you find it.
Speaker 4:I know Everybody says it's a curtain may feel, but I was like I didn't know that I'm finding it.
Speaker 1:Because I was going to say, hey, yeah, that's what I said. Hey, we don't fact check. Every now and again we'll look something up. Marshmatt is starting.
Speaker 5:So Auburn already out.
Speaker 1:Oh, man listen.
Speaker 5:I will just watch me again before I came here. That's why I was late.
Speaker 4:And the truth comes out, yeah.
Speaker 5:And then when I left, I still took me extra 10 minutes to get to the highway. I was like what the fuck is all this traffic?
Speaker 1:Now they're all going to Camelback Ranch.
Speaker 5:All coming back, they all leave me, I guess, yeah, camelback Ranch.
Speaker 1:Yeah, game was over. That's crazy.
Speaker 5:So you never know traffic over here Fuck.
Speaker 1:Look Now I'm showing. It says immaculate ghostbusters, frozen empire, late night with the devil conflute panda.
Speaker 5:The four doom part two Don't forget about Civil War. That's how to act accidental Texan.
Speaker 1:Yes, civil War comes out next week. I think. I think that's next week, I think I saw it said coming soon.
Speaker 5:Kind of American. Now you, we're American, ok the.
Speaker 1:American Society of Magical Negroes, that's also out. Then our gal Arthur the King with Mark Wahlberg the beekeeper. It's still up there. Oh and one love Bob Marley, if you ain't seen it go see it OK. It's a fantastic movie, all right, so I found it.
Speaker 4:The actual name of the song is Be Thankful for what you Got. That's the actual name of it Be Thankful for what you Got. Be Thankful you have to be thankful for what you got. That's the name of the song. Ok, and the guy is named William Devon.
Speaker 1:William Devon. That's it, that's it. Oh, it ain't sound familiar, but there's something new every day, huh.
Speaker 2:Damn.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's crazy, and I was thrown back, just like you were and he, and make sure he's the one that's singing it.
Speaker 5:Another, milly Vanilly.
Speaker 4:No, he's singing. It's not even credit to me, for everybody thought it could make the sound so much like Chris Mayfield, but you didn't have fact checking, you didn't have no media back in those days. Right, it's just and that word of mouth. Hey, you heard new Curtis Mayfield.
Speaker 1:Shit, it was never once Curtis Mayfield, that's why I bought this whole thing up too, like with Bobby Carwell. Yeah, Just because you were like hold on.
Speaker 4:So now even Google think it's Curtis Mayfield, because you and you, once you and it's not even diamond in the back is Be Thankful what you Got, so it's been. It's been Curtis Mayfield Diamond in the back, first thing they do is show you Curtis Mayfield, right, right, they gonna show you Curtis Mayfield on the album cover, but it's not Curtis Mayfield. That's crazy man and I love him. He's a Curtis Mayfield.
Speaker 1:The Curtis Mayfield is nice. You know who I love and I don't want to encourage you to say it, he's Luthor. I don't even talk about Luthor. Everybody know I love Luthor. All right, al Jarrell, damn.
Speaker 4:Ain't nobody want to know me.
Speaker 1:Man, Al Jarrell, boy Cut and it's gracious.
Speaker 4:That dude's special. What Boy you going back in there and get that old painted dropping cassette? You got in there, clark.
Speaker 2:Called mixed tape.
Speaker 4:Painted dropping cassette. You used to have it written right on there. Duh, painted dropping cassette.
Speaker 1:I told you, I had them all.
Speaker 4:Oh I know, that you don't get no draw for this. Listen, you can't get no draws.
Speaker 1:I was just about to bring up.
Speaker 1:You ain't got no game. I was just about to bring up. You know, when we were making tapes in college we did all that stuff. Yeah, freak Nick is out On Hulu. Oh yeah, check it out. I started watching a little too late, yeah, so I fell asleep, as usual. But I'm telling you what man listen and when people think how Freak Nick started and all that stuff, just watch it. Because when people think, when they hear Freak Nick, and oh man, that was a Freak fast and the whole reason for it, even starting is interesting.
Speaker 4:Right Now let's get back to the cassettes. I don't know how y'all did in Ohio, because y'all radio stations used to piss the motherfucker off so bad they talked over the music. Yeah, they would talk over the music, right, but the motherfuckers would play two hours of uninterrupted shit, right. So you got your cassette ready and shit Hit the play button. I was playing the record, right, and you playing and you recording that shit. In just about 15 minutes before it time to end. Here they start talking.
Speaker 2:Right through the mix dawg.
Speaker 4:The motherfuckers had like I don't know. I went up there one summer and Coach Ease had like two different mixes of fucking atomic dog TJ Coach Ease. Two different mixes of atomic dog dawg and I was trying to get the motherfuckers. I couldn't get them because we ain't got that shit and I was bummering, so we trying to get that shit and can't end. Then you wait hours, right Hours, for this nigga to come on. This motherfucker started talking. I'm going to tell you this.
Speaker 4:He'll talk for five minutes and then let it play. And he didn't fuck the whole goddamn concert Because you don't want nobody to know. You got the shit off the radio. You got off the radio.
Speaker 1:He was talking about atomic dog when we used to have our college parties, Right Boy, DJ Omar, every time you played at atomic dog, send a shout out to your boy. He knew. He said this is for my boy, Bosco, Hit that atomic dog, man, we'd be up there in the student union cutting up. Oh man, the good old days boy. Now, every time I hear a atomic, hey see, that's the funny thing, because you start hearing it and it takes me back Bang.
Speaker 4:That's just like anything.
Speaker 1:Music Ness Gracious Music do that?
Speaker 4:Shout out to DJ Omar, you can have a song with no play or song. You remember when you was at? Oh shit, I was down in Korea, man.
Speaker 1:Dog y'all.
Speaker 4:Shit. Remember because I was over in, you know, when we got the bootlegs of two-light crew and shit, oh, two-man, and the movie was over and I don't know where them Filipinos got that shit from. The mother had the whole cassette Early.
Speaker 2:Like they had it recorded.
Speaker 4:They had it labeled and everything and everything was spelled wrong. Never get that shit. But that shit played clear to the mother, oh man.
Speaker 5:All the titles were spelled.
Speaker 4:I like they had the song move something.
Speaker 1:That shit, they had it all spelled wrong and shit. Speaking of two-light crew, Uncle Luke is on there on the Freak Nick documentary and that shit's crazy as hell.
Speaker 4:But music takes you back, man.
Speaker 1:No, hey, the music is timeless. You, dog, absolutely love it. Absolutely love it, fucking choosy lover was out back then.
Speaker 4:That's something I have. Oh man, Yep, I don't know who the I can't remember the preacher's daughter's name, but hey.
Speaker 1:Oh, my goodness.
Speaker 4:Took him back, took him back, took me back, boy, that's what they do. The first time I seen some Nappy Dugout like that.
Speaker 1:Ooh, oh yeah, it was all Nappy back then Nappy Dugout, probably it was all from Alabama boy.
Speaker 4:Y'all. It was shit. It was Nappy, nappy and Maddie. I'm still hooked on it till it digs. I don't even like clean shade shit. I like my shit, nappy Shit. I want the motherfucker to be Nappy boy. Look like motherfucker. Peace signs down there man, oh hell.
Speaker 1:Well, guess what you can email nobody's talking podcast. His name is Alabama. Joe, If you got the Nappy, the happy Nappy don't save it.
Speaker 4:Don't save it, it's garnishment.
Speaker 1:Hey, we're going to do it, man, you don't.
Speaker 4:I'm just saying you don't need fucking, you get a steak. You want your garnishment too. You don't want, motherfucker, just a steak on the plate, you want all that shit there.
Speaker 5:I want the gravy.
Speaker 4:Got them Mexican cilantro Cilantro, Cilantro. See, I want a little cilantro on my steak. I'm going to eat it. Oh hell, now I'm hungry.
Speaker 5:You know, I'm going to go get something.
Speaker 1:This dude talk about kuchi and steak and shit Hand in hand. Happy Nappy now.
Speaker 4:I'm hungry man in hand. All right, y'all.
Speaker 5:All right.
Speaker 4:Holla, man Holla peace.