This episode gets a little foody and we also talk about a crazy stunt done by Luke Aikins.
This episode gets a little foody and we also talk about a crazy stunt done by Luke Aikins.
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Speaker 1 0:00
So I was eating some chili the other day, and carboy number one was talking to me, and then I don't know how, but I totally just, like, flipped the thing of chili and just spilled it all over my lap, kind of, oh no. luckily, I was able to catch some of it in my hand, though, so I kind of just like ate out of my hand. But it's funny, because right after it happened, like we just kind of stared at each other, and then I just go help me.
I have chilly hands, chili all over
Unknown Speaker 1:05
Welcome to nervous laughter podcast
Speaker 2 1:08
We're chilly handed hosts Jamie and Alyssa and we got too much chili to talk straight. It's true. It's true. Did you feel like Kevin whenever he spilled the big thing a chili did, but a little more silly, just because it was on my body.
Unknown Speaker 1:29
Were your clothes stained?
Speaker 1 1:32
They didn't stain. Luckily, I was also, like, on a blanket, so I was able to just take the sweat pants off, in a way, to keep them on the blanket, and then just run it all to the to the wash machine. And so that was lucky. That is lucky. And, yeah, luckily I still got to eat a lot of it. Oh, good, because I just was, you know, eating it off of myself.
Speaker 2 1:54
Yeah, that's why God gave you, Hey, Jamie, to use as a Chula scoop, please. My chili eaters. Alyssa, well, I didn't know that you like chili. I do too. This is a horrible segue, but another thing I know that you like is chicken. I love chicken, so especially fried. Well, you're in luck. Yeah. We need to take a nervous laughter, laughter field trip to a restaurant over here called daddy's chicken show.
Unknown Speaker 2:30
Oh, I love it already. Yeah.
Speaker 2 2:35
So I gathered this information like a long time ago, like, probably six months ago, because daddy's chicken check was gonna open, and then it didn't, and then, like, it was temporarily closed, but now it's open, but they've changed their menu, which is a little disappointing, and I'll get to that in a Moment.
Unknown Speaker 2:59
They have kiss and cloacas now,
Speaker 2 3:01
pretty penises, pretty much. Some of the names of these things are a little bad. So on Google, they have four point stars, okay, but there are more one star reviews than I thought there would be. Oh, okay. Some of the complaints, or that the chicken is bland, and also that it kind of tastes like they have old oil. Oh, but you never know. The average person is fucking stupid, so maybe they're being Karen's they
Unknown Speaker 3:33
got five bowls of bowling bowl
Unknown Speaker 3:37
here, daddy shake a check. We got five bowls bowling oil.
Unknown Speaker 3:41
There's all okay.
Speaker 2 3:46
So I'm gonna read you some of your items that they have.
Speaker 1 3:52
They're bit easy for me to guess what these items are, or are they named in weird ways. Is that what it is
Unknown Speaker 3:59
they're they're
Speaker 2 4:00
all chicken sandwiches, but they just have, oh, okay, okay. Or yeah, there's a couple non chickens I'll get to. But so the basic sandwich is called a simple Daddy. Oh, and I wrote down, I'm just a simple Daddy. I'm a simple daddy. Simple man. My favorite menu items, though, that I had written down. They don't fucking have them anymore. Oh, it looks like they kind of pared down their menu.
Unknown Speaker 4:30
They made the family small,
Speaker 2 4:36
but I'm still gonna read them, because they made me laugh. So they used to have a big daddy, an All American Daddy, oh, a Nashville daddy, which, I think they may still have that one. And my personal favorite, the spicy daddy. Ooh, I want a spicy daddy. I know that's that's what Pedro Pascal is, the spicy, spicy.
Speaker 1 5:00
Daddy. What was the word for the penis again? Oh, shit, whatever.
Speaker 2 5:09
So you can get sliders there. But they call them little daddies, little daddies. And the popcorn chicken doesn't have a fun name. It's just called fucking popcorn chicken.
Speaker 1 5:22
Oh, that felt like missed opportunity. Yeah, like Daddy Popper, exactly.
Speaker 2 5:29
Pop a mouthful of daddies. Yeah, huge missed opportunity. Yeah, for sure. They are also open for breakfast. They used to have something called the waffle daddy, but now the waffle daddy's fucking gone.
Unknown Speaker 5:46
I feel like they should get a little more creative with their naming too.
Unknown Speaker 5:50
Yeah,
Speaker 2 5:53
especially now, now that the fucking spicy daddy's gone. Like, what's the point in even going there? Yeah, I assume the Nashville daddy's hot too, but, yeah, but spicy, Daddy, you can't beat it. Can't beat it. I can't believe they took that off. Um, so now they don't have the waffle daddy anymore. They have a morning daddy, which makes me feel uncomfortable. Yeah, is it like an egg sandwich? I actually don't know. Oh, I forgot to write that down. But then they have a yoked daddy, which is like an egg sandwich. Oh yeah, nice, yeah, morning daddy. Just like, makes me think of like morning wood, and then, yeah, like
Speaker 1 6:38
a sausage sandwich. Oh, yeah, that went over my head. So it's gonna be like, but yeah, I don't, I don't like that. I don't like Morning Wood mixed with
Speaker 2 6:51
daddy and chicken and cloacas a lot. So a couple more things that they have this one's gonna upset you, and I'm sorry, no. So if you want to get, like, a large, like, family style thing of chicken fingers,
Unknown Speaker 7:15
they call it the
Unknown Speaker 7:18
family finger meal.
Speaker 1 7:19
No, I her doing
Speaker 2 7:28
family finger meal. Jamie, why would you call it that down here at, wait, was it called the
Speaker 1 7:35
Chicken Shack? Down here at daddy's Chicken Shack, we got fingers for the whole family,
Unknown Speaker 7:41
oh God,
Unknown Speaker 7:46
for Mama, for junior and even Daddy.
Speaker 2 7:50
Oh, god damn it. And then the last thing you could put this on your family finger meal. Oh, God, they have different dipping sauces. What do
Unknown Speaker 8:02
they call them? Comediment, oh, God.
Unknown Speaker 8:07
This is almost as bad. It's called Daddy sauce.
Unknown Speaker 8:11
No,
Unknown Speaker 8:14
yeah.
Unknown Speaker 8:16
So this
Speaker 2 8:18
is just the most uncomfortable sounding restaurant ever, but is unhinged. If you ever want to take a field trip, we could share a family finger meal.
Speaker 1 8:31
I would absolutely love to take a field trip there and share a finger meal with you.
Speaker 2 8:36
Alyssa, thank you. A good podcast, walking activity. We gotta make sure to keep our cloacas apart, though, yeah, oh yeah, we will
Speaker 1 8:46
just, you know, um, that's um, sorry I'm processing right now. It's a lot of fun, a lot of i I'm happy for them to be able to do
Speaker 2 9:00
this to sell family finger meals, yes. Oh, and this isn't just one location. I think there's four
Unknown Speaker 9:08
states. What I thought this would just
Speaker 2 9:10
be a one? Yeah, it seems like it, but no thing, okay, yeah, I think. I think Colorado, Arizona, here, and then I can't remember the last one, but yeah, this is the fucking Zoomers growing up. Yeah, they like everybody needs family. Finger meals. We're gonna spread it across the nation. We're all gonna have daddy sauce. Oh yeah, spread the sauce across the nation. And then a vape daddy sauce.
Unknown Speaker 9:40
Yeah. So, um, yeah, I love Zoomers.
Speaker 2 9:43
Um, but you know what can go great on a chicken sandwich? What pickles? Oh, yes, that's definitely true. Um, oh, if they put pickles on your spicy daddy or whatever, I'll yell at them. Or I was gonna say, Oh, I'll have your pickle. Okay, yes. So there was a pickle Fest in New Braunfels, which is a town around here, but, and it kind of reminded me of the Wonka experience. It sounded like it was a little shitty, yeah, like a magic pickle forest, no, just kind of more like the disappointment, like it was, like a built up thing, and then I was like a pickle fest for children or something. That would be cool. Well, then they could do all kinds of weird like incest the pickle puns, like family,
Unknown Speaker 10:46
yeah, tickle the pickle. Oh.
Speaker 2 10:51
So at first I saw a video about it on Instagram, and people were like, This is fucking disappointing. There weren't enough booths for
Unknown Speaker 10:59
licking pickles. That's all I'm gonna
Unknown Speaker 11:01
say, Don't pickles
Speaker 1 11:03
shame. People don't say fucking weird pickle girls.
Speaker 2 11:09
Oh, that reminds me, my friend Amber is also a weird pickle girl, and I went and saw her a couple weeks ago. And so I got the hot Cheeto the dill pickle Hot Cheetos. They're fucking amazing. So they are. And then we went to Sonic. I don't know if you know this, but they have a pickle slush right now. Oh, yeah. And we got that gross. It was pretty good. Like, I wouldn't drink a whole one, but like, it would be a good chaser, or, like, it's good to just have a little sip. It was funny, because she has a little girl. It's probably like, she's almost four, I guess. And so we went, we went to Sonic, and then we came back, and we're like, we got you something, Tommy, and then she tried it, and it seemed like she did not like it. But we're like, Do you like it? She's like,
Unknown Speaker 12:01
Yeah,
Unknown Speaker 12:02
did you keep drinking it? Or no?
Unknown Speaker 12:06
So that was funny,
Speaker 2 12:08
but this is I'm gonna read a Redditors experience at the pickle fest. It was super disorganized. They're selling way too many tickets, and they were letting people in without checking their tickets. So it was a stampede of pickle lovers, and that was fucking shit up my parade. Yeah, but see, it proves pickle people, they know what's up. There were a lot of people going to this festival just saying
Unknown Speaker 12:43
quantity does not mean they're correct.
Speaker 2 12:49
Okay, I'll give you that. So apparently there was a 5k
Unknown Speaker 12:55
and his friend ran the 5k
Speaker 2 12:58
and it was supposed to come with a free ticket, but it didn't. It was windy and dusty. I guess they had it like, Oh, fucking
Unknown Speaker 13:11
the dust up.
Speaker 2 13:12
It was the dust up. And this person said it was not anyone's fault, but now everyone's pickle foods were covered in dust. Oh, and he said the lines were like 50 people long. The trash was filled to the brim, damn. And then we were just talking about this yesterday, there were around 10 porta potties, but there were huge lines for those. So a lime and hot and dusty and a porta potty, that's pickles. Now the pickles would be the only good part, but he said, This is just my experience, and I'm sorry for sounding like a grump if you had a good time, but I will personally not be back Festival last year. Oh, so that's a that's a pickle. Take, it's, it's pickle. Take, it's a hot pickle. Take, oh yes, maybe I'll see if my sister wants to go.
Speaker 1 14:12
Oh, yeah, we can check it out back. Yes, I could go. I could go undercover for the non pickle picklers.
Speaker 2 14:22
We could take a camera and just like video you trying things, gagging,
Speaker 1 14:28
or just take pictures of me being like upset next to every pickle thing.
Speaker 2 14:31
Okay, come on to the pickle fest with us. I'll just be upset. Yeah. I mean, if you want, we could go to like, Schlitterbahn or something, because it's a new brown holes too, Soter bond. Maybe that would help offset the pickle upset. I think
Unknown Speaker 14:49
it would. And alcohol, yeah, from
Speaker 1 14:53
they have alcohol, yeah, at the not the old one, but the new one. They have, like a swim up. Are and everything, okay? It's really nice. Well, I can
Speaker 2 15:04
show off my swimming skills since I can swim now, Alyssa,
Speaker 1 15:08
it's like swimming lessons, yeah? Swim like a total
Speaker 2 15:11
bond. That's one of my things I did while we were on break,
Unknown Speaker 15:17
yeah? Watch me drown now that we said that.
Speaker 2 15:22
I I'm full of Oh, what if the pickles weigh me down, and that's why I drown, and then you just piss pickle juice? I don't know. Yeah, I could piss pickle juice.
Speaker 1 15:33
And, yeah, no, but aren't pickles supposed to help you not get cramped? True, like super swimmer.
Speaker 2 15:42
That's true. I'm actually gonna go swim tomorrow night, so maybe I'll test
Speaker 1 15:47
that theory. Are you just doing your own thing, or is it
Unknown Speaker 15:50
a life? Yeah, we're going to my aunt's pool.
Unknown Speaker 15:52
Oh, yeah, yeah,
Unknown Speaker 15:56
swim. It's a
Unknown Speaker 15:57
community pool. But still,
Speaker 1 16:02
um, so if you guys know me, you know I don't like pickles. So that was a little scary, sorry. And another scary thing that's kind of food related is, have you ever seen any of those videos where there's like a cake and they shove someone's head in it, but it has a fucking dowel. Oh yes,
Unknown Speaker 16:29
yes.
Speaker 1 16:31
Don't do that. Don't shove someone's face in something if you can't see. Oh, so, yeah, I just wanted to bring that.
Speaker 2 16:42
It is a good reminder, because you wouldn't think there would be sharp things inside of a cake, yeah, but there are, yeah,
Speaker 1 16:51
especially, you know, tiered cakes and stuff. I think, like one I saw, I wasn't even expecting there to, like, be a dowel in it, like it was, like a one, I think, one layer cake. And I was just like, What the fuck,
Unknown Speaker 17:02
maybe that was a murder plot,
Unknown Speaker 17:05
yeah. And I think, um,
Speaker 1 17:07
uh, think this video is real. Sorry, I'm just just having recall of this one. Oh, it was like a four, I think it was four girls, and they're singing Happy Birthday, and then they shoved the chick head in and her, she just stayed down, like in the cake, and then she wound up, like being okay. I think she had to go to hospital and stuff like, if I'm recalling all this correctly, but it's just like new fucking fear. And you know, I will be making, if I have a child, I'll be making all of their birthday, all their fucking yeah birthday cake because you don't, can't trust all the other little kids at the party. One's gonna fucking Come, come by and fucking slam their head in like an
Unknown Speaker 17:52
idiot, then you have the same birth and death
Speaker 1 17:55
date. Yeah, actually, I that would be kind of cool,
Speaker 2 18:00
maybe, since we won't have, like, any help when we're old, since, of the way, the world is, well, our country, that can be like, our, like, suicide pact when we get too old to, you know, do shit, we can just be like, Okay, it's my birthday. I want to go out on my birthday. Put that dowel in my case, that's
Speaker 1 18:25
our plan. But who goes first question?
Unknown Speaker 18:29
Oh, okay, well, we have to have a group. I
Speaker 1 18:34
can't go. I mean, I can't go last. My bad, I can't go last.
Speaker 2 18:38
Yeah, that is a good I didn't think about that. We'll have to plan that out.
Unknown Speaker 18:43
We'll figure it out.
Speaker 1 18:46
And I didn't have this on our agenda. But speaking of cake, kind of like reminds me of ice cream. And did I tell you that Tyra Banks has a ice cream company? I saw that? Yeah, it's called smize. I'm gonna be honest. When I saw that video, I was like, fuck you Tyra, you fat shamed all these people now you have a fucking ice cream shop. No, was it the video I sent you where she has like, ice cream all over her hands
Speaker 2 19:13
and she's like, plate or whatever, I think the one you sent me was with her mom, and I was happy for her, because I don't know if maybe it was like for her or something, but I
Speaker 1 19:24
think she just pulls her mom into, like, everything. I love my mom, that
Unknown Speaker 19:30
must be nice for people. Yeah,
Speaker 1 19:34
but yeah, the shops open in Australia. I don't know if she's I think she did like a pop up shop in New York or something one time, but I don't know
Unknown Speaker 19:44
that was just a little, a little Tyra thing,
Speaker 1 19:48
but another scary thing, oh, that happened, and this was, this is, it's not a Red Bull thing, but, like, it's like a. Red Bull athlete thing, you know what? I mean? It's just so funny that Red Bull. It's like, we're in, we're in health and athletes. Yeah, we're extreme and healthy. Yeah, like he said, healthy, but we're an energy drink. We will make your heart explode with health, yeah?
Unknown Speaker 20:20
Um, on July 30, 2016
Speaker 1 20:25
Luke Akins jumped from a plane without a parachute or a wingsuit at an altitude of 25,000 feet. Oh, also well, which was also 7620 miles above Simi Valley, California. Wait, how many? 7620 miles. What? Wait. I must have have it. I must
Unknown Speaker 20:51
have a typo somewhere that makes sense. What?
Speaker 1 20:54
So scratch that. 25,000 you know, it just high up in a fucking airplane. One of those numbers is wrong. It's a lot of mouthwash cups up in there. That's what you meant to say, 300,000 miles up in the air,
Unknown Speaker 21:08
if you know that, you know so.
Speaker 1 21:13
And this just also makes it scary for me. It was watched by a live audience.
Speaker 2 21:17
Oh, I don't want to watch a man die, Yeah, always. Some men, yes, not
Speaker 1 21:22
all. He reached a velocity of 120 miles per hour. After about two minutes of free fall, he successfully landed in a 100 by 100 foot net, which is smaller than a football field. How did he fucking do that? I do not fucking know, but I am surprised he may landed it in that that's, yeah, insane. The net was made from spectra a high density Paula, Paul polyethylene, pulp, pulp, I'm gonna move on from that word cord, and had four compressed air cylinders designed to gently slow him down after impact. The first guy diver to intentionally jump and land without a parachute was Gary Connery in 2012 who wore a wingsuit in eight of his landing. And this other guy, Luke Aikens, he did not wear a wingsuit. So that's what made it okay. Way fucking scary. Yeah, free falling.
Speaker 2 22:25
When I was thinking about it, I just pictured a wingsuit, because you're like, gliding and a
Speaker 1 22:30
little net, but that's crazy. It was just free balling. Free balling. That was, um, yeah, that's absolutely terrifying. Would you skydive?
Speaker 2 22:43
No. After I said it, I was like, Yeah, Jamie wouldn't do that. Would you know, she has what, yeah, yeah, like, multiple times. And then my sister, I think, for her 30th birthday, she wanted to go skydiving, but then covid happened on her birthday year, so she has but yeah. Day, I was like, Y'all, can fucking go, but actually, that's probably not a good idea. Like lose to the most people.
Unknown Speaker 23:18
Yeah. So do you have popcorn? Throat, too,
Speaker 1 23:20
a little bit. So my throat kind of like
Speaker 2 23:25
I have a colonel that's just like, stuck in there. Yeah, I feel like I have
Unknown Speaker 23:29
one, just like in the back.
Speaker 1 23:32
But yeah, no, I would never go. I would never go skydiving. It's just not, not worth. Worth it
Speaker 2 23:40
to me. No, I don't. You could be like, every hill and break every bone in your body. Yeah, it's the lift, though, true,
Speaker 1 23:47
but yeah, there's I mean. So for one, you have to trust the instructor, which, like, yes, they do it a lot every day. But that's also scary to me, that they do it so much every day, because there was one instructor that was just like, he, he just forgot to put his like shit on, but he had like camera equipment on. Because this was, like, back in the day when camera equipment was like, heavier, oh, so everyone else was just kind of like, oh, you know, he has, he has his stuff on. They didn't really think of it. So he just fucking jumped right out and fucking, fucking died.
Unknown Speaker 24:27
Yeah, sucks,
Speaker 1 24:30
damn, yeah. Cuz I just would not be able to deal with that moment of like realization, and then you still have time before you die. Yes, I can't, I can't live that pocket of time. I can't imagine what that feels like.
Unknown Speaker 24:43
Yeah, no, fucking thanks.
Speaker 1 24:49
Oh, you know how the guy that did the free fall, since it was a Red Bull event, maybe, actually, but, but, yeah, it kind of. Yeah, oh, like, one of the Red Bull things. Sorry, I see that was like, the best I could explain it, like, oh, the red apple athlete kind of kind of thing.
Speaker 2 25:09
Gotcha. Yeah. I was just thinking, Red Bull gives you wings. So if
Unknown Speaker 25:17
you die, I was like, so if you die, you're ready to go to
Speaker 2 25:20
heaven. That's true. I was thinking like the Red Bull gave him, like, secret wings, and that's how he but, yeah, but also, if you die, then you're ready to fly up to heaven or fly down to hell. We don't know. It depends on the type of person you are
Speaker 1 25:36
and see. And part of me is this, like, 10 by 10 is, like, way too small to, I mean, it's very small to try to hit from a fucking airplane. But I guess also, too, if you made it bigger, then you'd have to consider more of the slack. So it'd have to be, like, smaller. And then, yeah, so you probably, you know, run into all kinds of engineering things you have to think about, and I don't like thinking about that stuff.
Unknown Speaker 26:03
Yeah. So, yeah, glad he's alive.
Unknown Speaker 26:09
It's just fucking wild to me.
Speaker 1 26:13
So another kind of scary thing I've come across recently is, have you ever heard of locked in syndrome? Oh, my God, yes, ah, I'll just read the write up I have for our listeners. Locked in syndrome is a rare neurological condition where a person is conscious and cognitively aware but is completely paralyzed except for vertical eye movements and blinking is often caused by damage to the brain, particularly in pons. Typically, I don't know if that's a typo, sorry. Typically, due to stroke, hemorrhage or trauma, individuals with locked in syndrome can communicate through eye movements and blinking despite their inability to speak or move other muscles. Oh, that makes me want to cry.
Speaker 2 27:00
I didn't realize that they could, like, communicate with their eyes. I thought it was like they were literally like, oh, not, can't even move your eyes, yeah. But yeah, well, I guess I was gonna say, How would you know? But I guess you could, like, measure brain activity to be able to tell like they're still in there. But, yeah, that's good, that they can use their eyes, but that's scary,
Speaker 1 27:26
yeah, being like, constricted, or like, just not being able to move my body and being aware is just like, one of my biggest fears. Like, I hate it, I don't like it. Yeah, that's a terrifying one. Yeah, like, I don't even like using weighted blankets, just because if I start getting sleepy, and then I fall asleep, and then I'm like, Ah, I'm restricted. I can't move. Ah, when did you hear about it?
Unknown Speaker 27:56
I don't remember.
Unknown Speaker 28:01
I love
Speaker 2 28:04
disturbing medical shit, so probably just came across it at some point. It's my childhood Discovery Channel, probably, oh, I'll recommend. Do you remember Terry Shiva was that it was probably a little bit before
Unknown Speaker 28:23
you were, like, old enough to
Speaker 2 28:24
be into weird medical shit. But so she didn't have locked in syndrome.
Unknown Speaker 28:31
Basically, she
Speaker 2 28:36
she had a stroke, I think it was, which was for a heart attack, like she had an eating disorder, and then she ended up having whatever happened,
Unknown Speaker 28:46
and then her
Speaker 2 28:49
husband was, like, trying to take care of her, and then they realized, like, she's never coming back. Basically, yeah, but then her parents had, like, some disagreement with her husband, and basically, like, Terry became a symbol for, like, pro life stuff, because her parents were, like, trying to keep her alive, and her husband just wanted her to, like, go on hospice, be able to, you know, pass away dignity and, you know, but it's a really interesting thing. And it got completely spun to make it seem like the husband was a bad guy, but like, he fucking went to medical school to learn how to take care of her. Wow, he became a fucking nurse. Whoa, but it's amazing, yeah, but the right, like, twisted it to be like, No, he just wants to kill her, like, we have to keep her alive. And they, like, edited this video footage to make it look like she was responsive, but, oh my. I guess she had, like, the Yeah, she had, like, involuntary movements or whatever, but like, she didn't have anything going in her brain. Hmm, and I listened to a podcast about it, and I was like, This is fucking crazy.
Unknown Speaker 30:08
I can't I'll figure
Speaker 2 30:10
out the name of the podcast and tell you, but super interesting, interesting. And it kind of reminded me of that locked in, except like she wasn't aware.
Speaker 1 30:17
Yeah, man, that's really sad. And I hate that people kind of twisted that story into something conservative
Speaker 2 30:26
and twisted and make it some weird pro life shit.
Speaker 1 30:31
Yeah, it just makes me mad because it's this like that, yeah, that's just such a fucked up thing to do to somebody, yeah, like, so incredibly stupid and like, just to be like, Look, that involuntary movement was a movement of her choice. She's getting better. It's like, you've never been around someone in a coma before. Oh, my God.
Unknown Speaker 30:55
Oh, the podcast was called,
Speaker 1 30:59
you're wrong about I think, oh, okay, and they have an episode on her. And, yeah, it was just really good. Yeah, I'd love to check that out. Sometimes that sounds really interesting and depressing. Now that I'm old enough to be interested in all the medical stuff. Yes, I feel like I, like, went through a bunch of true crime stuff. I did go through, like, medical stuff for a while, and then I went to true crime, and now I'm kind of going back into medical again. So, you know, I feel like medical I won't say it's better, but it's like,
Speaker 2 31:36
I don't know it's scary, because medical shit can just, like, happen in one second, yeah? I mean, I guess crime, yes, yeah,
Speaker 1 31:48
without Yeah. But medical stuff can almost feel more useful, kind of Yeah, at least for me,
Speaker 2 31:54
like, yeah, because, like, if something happens to you, I couldn't be like, Jamie has this Yes, and I know about it because I listened to a two hour podcast
Speaker 1 32:03
about, yeah, I am I have to, like, take breaks whenever I'm on, like, my medical, weird, medical shit kicks, just because I get so, like, not so much, like, oh my god, do I have this thing? But I'm just like, oh my god, am I gonna get this thing? Yeah, just like, especially, like, have you ever watched like, Toby emu on, oh yeah, I like him, yes, dude. I was like, finishing his stuff, and then I was just like, scared to fucking, like anything from the grocery store.
Unknown Speaker 32:36
Watched him in a while. Thank you for reminding me.
Unknown Speaker 32:39
Yeah. I need to, yeah,
Speaker 1 32:41
I need to go back and, like, watch this stuff. I haven't watched it in a long, long time.
Unknown Speaker 32:48
But,
Speaker 1 32:50
you know, we appreciate you fat head sticking with us for a long, long time. Thank you, and we hope that you enjoyed the episode. Thank you for bearing with us as we were kind of coming back and integrating back in, yes,
Speaker 2 33:05
sorry, I took it to a dark turn on a dark turn with Terry Shia, though, but no,
Speaker 1 33:11
it's fine, very, completely appropriate for the for the podcast. So in the world we live in, maybe we'll, we'll do a little more in depth
Speaker 2 33:21
thing on her, or similar kind of yes, because stuff one time, it would probably be interesting to find some of the like, Republican propaganda, because I'm sure it is really cringy and, like, depressing. Yeah, I feel like it was like mid to late 90s, when she when it was kind of happening, and then she didn't die until, like, into the 2000s
Unknown Speaker 33:48
Oh, wow, damn
Unknown Speaker 33:49
Yeah. So they kept her,
Unknown Speaker 33:52
Well, I was gonna say, well, they kept her
Unknown Speaker 33:55
alive. But, you know, yeah, alive with an asterisk, yeah.
Speaker 2 34:01
Oh, goodness. And it like, sorry, this last thing I'll say, but I think you'll like it too, because, like, it has law stuff, and I know, like, let's be lawyers, because the parents were trying to override her husband's authority, which, when you're married, like, your husband is the next to
Unknown Speaker 34:18
Ken. Yeah, your husband owns you. I mean,
Unknown Speaker 34:22
come on, exactly. I mean, but,
Speaker 2 34:26
yeah, but it would have like changed future court cases if they said, like, Well, no, her parents are in charge of her, even though she's married, yeah, precedent,
Unknown Speaker 34:37
um.
Speaker 1 34:39
But in spite of all of these, you know, messed up, fucked up humans in the world that do things like this to people, we prosper and party on.
Unknown Speaker 34:53
prosper and party on.
Unknown Speaker 34:58
Yeah, party on, fat head.