Robbie Fox and Dave Portnoy Got Boo'd at UFC - Full Interview

Summary

KFC Radio: Robbie Fox and Dave Portnoy Got Boo'd at UFC - Full Interview Summary

Podcast Information:

• Title: KFC Radio
• Host/Author: Barstool Sports
• Episode: Robbie Fox and Dave Portnoy Got Boo'd at UFC
• Release Date: April 24, 2025

---

1. Introduction

The episode opens with KFC (the host) setting the stage for a Thursday broadcast featuring Bob Fox, a beloved Barstool personality. The focus quickly shifts to a recent event where Bob Fox and Dave Portnoy attended a UFC fight and faced unexpected booing from the crowd.

---

2. Bob Fox and Dave Portnoy's Experience at UFC

a. The Booing Incident

At [00:56], Bob Fox shares his discomfort with the crowd's reaction:

Bob Fox: "I've been getting booed lately. I don't know."

KFC elaborates on the situation:

KFC: "So Dave and Bob went to UFC, and when they got put on the Jumbotron, they got booed. But Dave had just gone on CNN and said, like, Trump and the tariffs are stupid."

b. Dave Portnoy's CNN Comments

Dave's remarks on CNN about political topics seemingly triggered the negative response at UFC. KFC observes:

KFC: "...watching Dave, like, watching a man's ego, like, crumble in real time was unbelievable."

c. Impact of Trump's Appearance at UFC

The discussion shifts to the presence of Donald Trump at UFC events. Feidelberg expresses his admiration for Trump emulating a fighter persona with walkout music:

Feidelberg: "I actually like the fact that late Trump does that kind of like, I like, I think the President should go to, like, the Super Bowl."

Bob Fox adds:

Bob Fox: "UFC is very smart to go to..."

They debate Trump's choice of walkout music, referencing Kid Rock and contemplating more theatrical entrances akin to professional wrestlers.

---

3. Social Dynamics at UFC Events

a. Political Divides and Personal Interactions

The conversation delves into the complexities of interacting with political figures in social settings. Bob Fox reflects on the challenges of maintaining personal integrity while navigating public expectations:

Bob Fox: "I feel like I've spent, like, 10 years feeling one way, stand up and smile, like, yeah."

They debate whether it's appropriate to shake hands with public figures like Trump, considering personal beliefs versus social norms.

---

4. Personal Health and Anecdotes

a. Allergies and Grape Day

Bob Fox introduces his quirky tradition of limiting himself to one grape a year due to his fruit allergies:

Bob Fox: "I'm having my one grape for the year. Like, one grape a year. I love grapes."

This leads to humorous exchanges about managing allergies and the lengths to which they go to enjoy certain foods.

b. Back Problems and Physical Struggles

KFC and Bob Fox share personal stories about dealing with back issues, highlighting the frustration and disbelief from family members regarding their conditions:

KFC: "...we went to the doctor and it was like, your nerves are obliterated right now."

---

5. Pop Punk and Upcoming Shows

The trio reminisces about their experiences with pop punk concerts and discusses future plans. Bob Fox mentions:

Bob Fox: "We'll do another tour like we did last year this year. So probably like fall college towns."

They express enthusiasm for the pop punk scene's growth and the community around it.

---

6. Other Topics Discussed

a. Sponsorships and Advertisements

Mid-episode, KFC promotes sponsors like Brunt Workwear and BlueChew, integrating them seamlessly into the conversation with humorous takes:

KFC: "Make life easier by getting harder and discover all your [e-mail] and right now you get the first month for free..."

b. Media and Entertainment

The discussion shifts to various media topics, including TV shows like Black Mirror and movies such as Shutter Island. They critique and share opinions on plotlines and character developments, emphasizing how media influences their conversations.

c. Video Games and Wrestling

KFC and Bob Fox explore the intersection of video games and wrestling, sharing personal gaming experiences and favorite matches from wrestling events:

KFC: "We could be asking him questions, you know, like, would you rather live in the 1800s?"

d. Personal Anecdotes and Humor

The conversation is peppered with humorous stories, including Bob Fox recounting an incident at WrestleMania and Feidelberg discussing phone mishaps. They maintain a lighthearted tone, ensuring the discussion remains engaging and relatable.

---

7. Conclusion

As the episode wraps up, the hosts and guests reaffirm their plans for future interactions and events, including Bob Fox's upcoming 24-hour stream celebrating Star Wars’ Revenge of the Sith anniversary. They encourage listeners to stay tuned for more entertaining discussions and personal stories in upcoming episodes.

---

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Bob Fox on being booed at UFC:
  [00:56] "I've been getting booed lately. I don't know."

• KFC on Dave’s ego crumbling:
  [01:15] "Watching Dave, like, watching a man's ego, like, crumble in real time was unbelievable."

• Feidelberg on Trump’s UFC appearance:
  [03:15] "I think he's, if he was a guy I liked, I'd really like it."

• Bob Fox on Grape Day:
  [09:37] "I love grapes... It's the one grape I have."

• KFC on shaking Trump's hand:
  [15:43] "I think it's okay if you shake the president's hand too."

• KFC discussing legacy pop punk:
  [33:16] "Pop punk's one of my favorite things that ever developed at Barstool."

• Bob Fox on 24-hour stream:
  [83:39] "I'm doing my first ever 24 hour stream. I hope people..."

---

Final Thoughts

This episode of KFC Radio masterfully blends current events, personal anecdotes, and lighthearted banter, anchored by the engaging personalities of KFC, Bob Fox, and Feidelberg. The discussion around the booing incident at UFC serves as a catalyst for broader conversations on politics, personal health, and entertainment, making it a rich and entertaining listen for both regular listeners and newcomers alike.

Transcript

[KFC]

Hey, KFC Radio listeners. You can find every episode of KFC Radio on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Prime. Members can listen ad free on Amazon Music. It was like, curb level.

[Bob Fox]

Like, look at each other.

[KFC]

Like, good to go. Yeah, let's figure that out.

[Jackie]

Yeah, yeah, it's okay for now.

[KFC]

I got it.

[Jackie]

It's a full bird plan.

[Feidelberg]

That's like the Cheeto on the lock. Don't worry, guys. We're all safe.

[Jackie]

Okay, tech guy.

[Feidelberg]

Got it.

[KFC]

All right, let's go. It's a Thursday episode, which means we're got one of your favorite barstool personalities, Bob Fox, is in the building.

[Bob Fox]

I've been getting booed lately. I don't know.

[KFC]

That was. Dude, between. So. So Dave and. And Bob went to ufc, and when they got put on the Jumbotron, they got booed. Yeah, but Dave had just gone on CNN and said, like, Trump and the tariffs are stupid. He's at the UFC crowd. They don't forget. They start booing. But watching Dave, like, watching a man's ego, like, crumble in real time was unbelievable. First you guys thought it was the Patty the baddie gear. Then he thought it was you. And then after that, the follow up, both of us, the next rundown, he was talking about how Shannon Sharp, he did an interview on Club Shay Shay, and it didn't get posted. Turns out that they were just waiting till, like, May because Dave doesn't know how. Oh, people stack episodes. Yeah, they. Well, Austin emailed them about something else, like, hey, whatever happened, blah, blah. And they were like, and by the way, whatever happened to our episode? And he said, yeah, you're. You're slated for May 13th or some, like, we just stacked it. Now, whether they said like, oh, we got caught or not, who knows? But between the booing and the perceived spiking of his interview, Dave was like, I don't know. I don't know what's going on. I don't know what's.

[Bob Fox]

The booing has been exaggerated at this point.

[KFC]

Dude, when we watched the clip, I.

[Bob Fox]

Thought it was like, no, yeah, I.

[KFC]

Wouldn'T even say it was you guys. He shouldn't have said anything.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. If. If no one said anything, you wouldn't hear.

[KFC]

There was no, like, chatter online. Like, look at Dave getting booed at ufc. He's the one who started.

[Bob Fox]

Also, like, prelims. Like, the arena was barely even there yet.

[KFC]

Yeah. So, yeah, it is funny, though.

[Bob Fox]

We did look at each other.

[KFC]

We were like, what the is that. It is funny that you guys Were like, well, it's the Patty. The baddy gear. And then Patty came out, and he.

[Bob Fox]

Got, like, a huge level, like, look at each other. Like, was it.

[KFC]

Do you want to talk about the Trump thing or. No, it doesn't matter.

[Bob Fox]

We could.

[KFC]

So the, the other big thing of the night was Trump at ufc and how. I mean, first of all, the man comes out like a fighter. Like, he has a Kid Rock song, right?

[Bob Fox]

That's like his.

[KFC]

Is it? Oh, I thought it was, like, his song. No, no, it's the Undertaker. Like, okay. But he has his walkout music.

[Feidelberg]

He is. I actually like the fact that late Trump does that kind of like, I like, I think the President should go to, like, the Super Bowl.

[KFC]

Yeah, totally. I was stunned when, when, when this was the first time a sitting president was at the super bowl this year.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah. That, like, he goes, like, the national championship, like, I think part of the presidency should be, like, getting, like. I think he's, if he was a guy I liked, I'd really like it. Right. It's more like I begrudgingly tip my cap. Like, that's my.

[Bob Fox]

UFC is very smart to go to.

[KFC]

I mean, that's like, it's like Barrel.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[KFC]

He plays the music. He walks out of the tunnel, like, down around the ring, shakes hands, like he has a. Yeah. You know that.

[Feidelberg]

I think that's cool. I think probably American Badass is kind of a weird song choice, but, like.

[KFC]

Well, it's a kid Rob, and the.

[Bob Fox]

First few times he walked out, he's.

[KFC]

With Kid Rock, I'll be honest.

[Feidelberg]

Kind of song does kind of bend.

[KFC]

You know what he needs to do?

[Feidelberg]

I mean, it's. Now that we're saying it's insane, the President walks after that. But it's kind of funny.

[KFC]

He needs to come out on a motorcycle, like, Undertaker.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, my God. Imagine that bandana around his head and everything. He leaves. He throws the fist up to think.

[KFC]

I, I, I suppose golf, the golf course is, you know, he's in a, in a polo and, like, slacks. I don't think I've ever seen him in anything other than in a suit and his golf attire, though. Have you ever seen Trump in, like, a T shirt?

[Bob Fox]

No.

[KFC]

Jeans, a sweatsuit? Nothing, Right?

[Bob Fox]

I don't think so.

[Feidelberg]

No, you're right. Yeah. I hadn't thought about it.

[KFC]

Imagine if he just came out in, like, jeans and a, and like a, like a graphic te or something like that.

[Feidelberg]

Or something like Trump in jeans and a T shirt. Looks like a sales guy upstairs.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Trump Casual clothes. Right? That.

[Jackie]

And see if that happens.

[Bob Fox]

Look up. Like Trump in a busing with the boys T shirt.

[KFC]

See, I think he would do something like that, though. Like. Like. Like something that's still, like, on brand for him.

[Bob Fox]

There's him.

[KFC]

There you go.

[Feidelberg]

There's some jeans. He looks like. Who's the guy in Home. Home Improvement.

[KFC]

Yeah, there you go. Back in the 80s, before he, like, you know, that's hilarious. Did you hear. Have you heard about him in Home Alone?

[Bob Fox]

The. The director, Chris Columbus, right, is like, that's, like, the biggest stain on my career. I wish I could take him out of the movie.

[KFC]

So he wanted to shoot at the. At the Plaza, and Trump, like, extorted them and was like, you have to put me in the movie if you want the Plaza. And at the time, I don't think he loved it, but he was like, whatever.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

And now he said, it's like all I get asked about when it comes to Home Alone. He's like, it's a, you know, classic, but all they ask me about is Trump. And, yeah, he was like, I wish Chris never did that.

[Bob Fox]

Who watches Home Alone, too? And they're like, I just can't get over that.

[KFC]

No. I don't even know if it's, like.

[Bob Fox]

Seconds of the movie.

[KFC]

I think people are just always like, so Trump was in it, like, you know, he's like that.

[Jackie]

Have you guys said what your walkout song would be?

[Feidelberg]

I'm sure you've covered that Cheeseburger in Paradise.

[Jackie]

Yeah, that's gonna be great.

[KFC]

I mean, I have never even thought about, like, a UFC walkout that. That you have to be like, yeah, like a baseball walkout is a little different. You can be a little fun with it.

[Feidelberg]

I think ufc, I go, no music.

[Bob Fox]

That'd be good.

[KFC]

That would be gangster.

[Bob Fox]

Tyson used to do it.

[Feidelberg]

Oh, I. You know what's funny is I. I think of it Tom Hardy and Warrior.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

It might have been inspired by Tyson.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, look, I'd be like, that actor. Those. Those fake badass guys are so cool.

[KFC]

What did we just say that about on television? We're talking about the last of us, and we said something was very. Remember? We were like, oh, that's from this scene. And we were like, I'm sure that's from something like 100 years ago.

[Feidelberg]

Ah, I know, Exactly.

[KFC]

I'm sure we sounded like idiots, though.

[Feidelberg]

We were.

[KFC]

We were attributing, like, something that I'm sure is a very common, like, entertainment trope to, like, a recent show, whatever. It Was. I can't remember. So it's a stupid point. But anyway, if you were at ufc, would you shake Donald Trump's hand? Fiddleberg.

[Feidelberg]

See, that is a great question. I sit here saying, no, I think I'd probably pussy out in the moment.

[KFC]

So that's what Dave told Bob Fox was gonna happen. Bob Fox said, are you cool with me not shaking his hand? Because I know, you know, you guys are boys and your reputation and all that shit. And Dave said, you can do whatever you want, but you're gonna cave. My man did not cave.

[Bob Fox]

Trump walk past. I didn't see him. No. Yeah. It's just. Yeah, it wasn't me. I felt, Felt like it would be so, like, I mean, obviously, if you know me, you know my politics. I feel like I've spent, like, 10 years feeling one way, stand up and smile, like, yeah. But I also don't want, I don't want it to be a bad look for, like, Dave. So I would. If Dave would have said, like, no, I'd rather you do that. I would have done it for Dave. But, like, because Dave didn't give a. Like, I didn't give a. I also.

[KFC]

I don't think there's anything, like, if you were to shake his hand, I wouldn't be like, you're a hypocrite. Yeah, I think there's, I think there's. If you're in these settings and, like, I mean, here's.

[Feidelberg]

I don't think. I don't think not shaking his hand would have erased your beliefs. Like, but, like, I forgot what I was saying.

[KFC]

I, I, I, I think, I think, here's. Honestly, I think, I think that, like, the, the way the world used to be.

[Feidelberg]

What's going on with you? Sorry.

[KFC]

Allergies.

[Jackie]

I was wondering. I was wondering.

[KFC]

You look like you've been like, I'm really strong. Yeah, bro. Are you an allergy guy? I'm the biggest allergy guy there, apparently. And I'm like, raw dogging.

[Jackie]

You look bad.

[Feidelberg]

Like, I honestly, I thought, I thought that you got. I said this about pads before, but Pabs goes out until, like, 4am I don't have any idea.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

And I was like, oh, he's getting older. I can tell. Now this is just me biking from.

[KFC]

East Village to here. And then I got in. I was like, this would be a bad day.

[Bob Fox]

You got that, like, Tom Coughlin shade of red.

[KFC]

You're talking off the Lambo. Any type of allergy medicine? Yeah, you got everything, like, dig well or something. Okay. Allegra.

[Feidelberg]

That's how I tell my mom tells me to do something like medicine. Okay.

[KFC]

I would say this will go away in an hour. It's just gonna be a bad hour. I think the most toxic, masculine thing about me is, like, if you have, like, a pollen allergy, I'm like, you're a.

[Bob Fox]

Like, 12 things where you could be, like, allergic to all fruit, bad circulation, all fruit. It's all about it.

[KFC]

You mean allergic or, like, it just gives you, like, stomach problem?

[Feidelberg]

Like.

[KFC]

Or something like you.

[Bob Fox]

It makes my whole mouth, like, real itchy. It's, like, just not worth it. That's why I told you we went to a concert the other day. I said, I'm having my one grape for the year. Like, one grape a year. I love grapes.

[Feidelberg]

Why do you even do it?

[KFC]

Oh, you love grapes?

[Bob Fox]

Because it's, like, only worth it once a year. But I like to remind myself this is what a grape tastes like. And I'll usually check in with Marty. I'll text him once a year, a picture. Here's my grape for the year.

[KFC]

You need to make that a bigger thing.

[Bob Fox]

Honestly, just a thing. I've never publicized that. It's just for me and Marty, that.

[KFC]

Needs to be like. Like, June 1st of every year. Is Bob Box Grape Day.

[Bob Fox]

Well, no, I already had Grape day.

[KFC]

What is it? Oh, you already had it the other day? Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

Bob was sitting at the bar, had a. A cotton candy.

[KFC]

Wait, you had a. Yeah, grape.

[Feidelberg]

At a bar. In the drink.

[Bob Fox]

In the drink. It was a cotton candy drink, and they put cotton candy, grapes in it. And I was like, that sounds great.

[Feidelberg]

I walked in, he's taking a picture holding a grape. Like, what are you doing? Sending Marty. It's my grape of the year. It's like, your best grape. Like, no, no. It's the one grape I have.

[Bob Fox]

And then February 24, 2024, is the last grape I had before that.

[KFC]

Once a year. Once a year, you need to do it. Like, Tommy did his Diet Coke in the park, like, to have a crowd, like, drop it in Grape day.

[Bob Fox]

And then 20 minutes later, I'll be like, yeah.

[Feidelberg]

Great concert, though. Shout out, Knox.

[Bob Fox]

Great concert.

[KFC]

Yeah. Yeah. Do you plan it, or I guess the grape.

[Bob Fox]

I completely don't plan. I see a grape. It looks firm. It looks like it has some snap. I want that grape.

[KFC]

Those are. Those are good. I don't eat grapes often, but when I do, I'm always like, I got to eat more grapes.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, grapes are great.

[KFC]

Green or purple?

[Bob Fox]

This one was green. Last year's was purple.

[Feidelberg]

I used to peel them as a kid.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, I used to do that too.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, like you, like, you eat around it, eat around it until it's just like a flesh ball.

[Bob Fox]

So I also, like, I wasn't allergic to all fruit till I was like six or seven or something. So, like, I got a taste of everything, realized I loved it, and then cut off.

[KFC]

Do you. Can you drink wine?

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, I don't, but I think I can.

[KFC]

Changes, whatever.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, it's so weird. So I'm like, it's, it's all over the place. You also. Do you know how hard it is being like a seven year old kid telling your mom, I think I'm allergic.

[KFC]

To all fruit and vegetables.

[Feidelberg]

I think the only I could eat is cookie dough ice cream.

[Bob Fox]

I was also like, tell. I would tell her, like, I can't. I can't shovel snow because I have really bad back problems. My mom's like, yeah, you have back problems. You're 14. I made her come take me to get X rays and I have major back problems.

[KFC]

And she felt the age of 14.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, yeah, dude.

[KFC]

I kind of had the same thing when my, my back problems first started. I remember it was when I was in college and like, I was at home. I used to go back and forth at home a lot in Fordham, and I had like a paper due the next day and I was in one of those like, spasms where like, I couldn't operate, you know, And I was basically like, you need to write this paper for me. Like, and she was kind of like, you're faking this whole fucking thing. Like, get up. Like, get up. You put. It was like Joe Missoula with, with the Tatum.

[Feidelberg]

Get up.

[KFC]

And then like we went to the doctor and it was like, your nerves are obliterated right now.

[Bob Fox]

She was like, I got the Luigi.

[KFC]

The Luigi.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, yeah, the Luigi. Had read about Luigi. It said like spondyo lethesis. And that's like the. I have where like a part of the vertebrae kind of slipped out of place. So it could have been me.

[Feidelberg]

Luigi might have overreacted. I'm fine.

[Bob Fox]

Chilling.

[Feidelberg]

I thought Luigi had some, like, real bad.

[KFC]

I got a pinch nerve in my neck right now. Dude is ruining my life.

[Bob Fox]

You got that like Darth Vader thing where you can't turn your neck.

[KFC]

Dude, what happens is, you know when you wake up and you're like, oh, I slept wrong on my neck. And you're like, pavs. It's like, it's gonna be a bad day, but like I'll be all right. Yeah, that happens to me. And I'm like, the next six weeks are.

[Bob Fox]

Dude, I was thinking that this weekend in Vegas, cuz, sleeping in a hotel bed and playing and all that.

[KFC]

Poor Rico.

[Bob Fox]

I was thinking it as I was watching WrestleMania and I was like, I think their bodies probably hurt more than my body does.

[KFC]

Dude, I was thinking that too. Just even like a, like just taking.

[Bob Fox]

A bump, like take bumps on the concrete, on the outside, on the floor, steps.

[KFC]

If I were to just like, if I were to just like stand on this little table and just like jump on the ground, I, it would wreck me. These guys are like flying and because, because. So when Schultz, Andrew Schultz went on Raw, he, you know, had. He kind of like Logan, like, threatened to. Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Got involved, didn't take a bump.

[KFC]

Right. And then Bert was like, if I do it, I'm gonna do it. And, and he ended up doing choke slams and not taking the bump. And I was thinking, like, you know, I would love to take a bump, but like, I would. And I was, I was trying to think of, like, if, if I could I just get like, simple, like flying flat on my back. And I was like, I don't, I think it would just.

[Bob Fox]

I don't think you could.

[KFC]

No.

[Jackie]

Just taking a bump, like it term.

[KFC]

Yeah, that's what they call getting thrown around. Like, I thought you talk about.

[Feidelberg]

There's a couple of different terms.

[Bob Fox]

Wrestlers do both, you know, especially in the 80s.

[KFC]

Yeah. I just saw how Randy Orton snuck under the ring at raw. That was cool. He pretended to be like a stage.

[Bob Fox]

That's how they got the Undertaker under the ring back in the day too.

[KFC]

But it was so funny watching him. He just, he, so he's in like a black hoodie, looks like a stage hand, and he just goes over to the stairs and he's like, he's just like touching the ropes, not actually doing anything. He slipped underneath. Bob went to what here? You're like, 15th WrestleMania, my ninth.

[Feidelberg]

Wait, hang on. I, I, I interrupted us, unfortunately, to call out how ugly Pabs is. I want to, I, I, I feel bad about interrupting the Trump. The. Oh.

[KFC]

Oh, yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, no.

[KFC]

Oh. So my, my point was going to be that it should. If the world was regular still. You can be a Republican and shake a Democrat's hand and vice versa. Yeah, yeah. I also, I wasn't giving.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, I wasn't trying to be you. Yeah, it was just, it's not me to do that.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

I was trying to just be me.

[Feidelberg]

That's what My fear was is that like, I. I have to acknowledge people in the room. It's crazy to me to not acknowledge.

[KFC]

That's what I mean. That's just like, social.

[Feidelberg]

I would really not want to. And I hope sitting here, I'd be like, I just, like, I'm just gonna. Around my phone. But I'd be like, I don't know. If there's a person in front of me, I have to acknowledge their existence.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

But I get like, not wanting to feel like a fraud like that with, like, girls who like, talk. Like, if I have a friend and they're both talking about each other to me, it's like I. The people pleaser me wants to just be like, yeah, she sucks.

[KFC]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jackie]

But then like, the, the, like, if there was a. The fraud in me is just like, it's not for them, it's for, like, me not feeling.

[KFC]

Yeah, totally.

[Bob Fox]

I treated the. The fighters that I've talked about the exact same way that night. See, even if they came up to Dave where it's like, if. If I'm. If I'm publicly being like you, you. You're a piece of. And then you come over, I'm not going to shake your hand and smile and act like I'm like, that's fake to me.

[KFC]

Well, I. It's also. I mean, you're talking about what's his face, right? The anti Semitic.

[Bob Fox]

Not even just the Nazi. Like, there were fighters that have talked about barstool that we talk about back.

[KFC]

Okay.

[Bob Fox]

They walk back.

[KFC]

See, I think those. My point was going to be if. If there was someone that we, like, beefed with as a blog, like, whatever. I don't even. I can't think of an example now, but another radio host or something like that, and then I was to, like, see them at Radio Row or something, I would probably still say hello. You know what I mean?

[Feidelberg]

I do that. I just give like. I mean, even here, like, you've had fights with people and you walk by, you're like, what's up, dude?

[KFC]

That's what I mean by just weirder. There are instances where I have, like, personal problems with someone and I still will shake their hand or be on a show with them or whatever. So I think it's okay if you shake the president's hand too. I don't know.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, I think I. I totally think it would have, like, been okay. I just think it wouldn't have been for you.

[KFC]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's fine. That's fine. I. It's crazy that it's gotten to that point. But it, you know, it certainly has.

[Bob Fox]

I also like, all politics aside, I think it's hilarious that I shunned the president.

[KFC]

Well, that's pretty cool too. That's like my dad, my dad did not have sex with Sharon Stone. Yeah, it's a better story. Yeah. I can tell people that I turned her down rather than I did it. So yeah, you always have that one on your belt. It is, I do find it funny. I mean most of the people that end up in these spots are either right leaning or full blown Republican or love Trump. So there's nothing like phony about it. But it is funny how much, I mean people like geek out, you know.

[Bob Fox]

Like, yeah, I think that Dave's there.

[KFC]

Rogan's there, like all, all the comics, they are all like, you know, and it's like I, I, I, I don't know, just no apologies. Right. That's what I mean. Whether it was Biden, him, but Obama, like, I mean I would probably shake anybody's hand, take pictures with anybody, interview anybody. That's kind of how I view it. But I, it would take a lot for me to like, you should buy.

[Bob Fox]

Non answer the Internet. Imagine that.

[KFC]

We could be asking him questions, you know, like, would you rather live in the 1800s? Like, well, when I did. Brunt's best selling Marin work boots are not only built for the toughest job sites, they are completely waterproof. Whether it's rain, mud or standing in water, your feet stay dry. I could have used these during my flooding houses, flooding, flooding house days. Just go down there in my Brunt boots and just sit there in three feet of water while I'm squeegeeing it into a sump pump. But you know, whether you're, you know, working on an oily workshop floor or muddy farm fields or everywhere in between, the Marin 6 inch soft toe is built for workers across a variety of trades. Brunt isn't just about work boots. They offer a full range of high performance gear built for tough jobs. You know us, we got to put our boots on in on when we come in to do our podcast up baby, you know, get those, get those toes going.

[Feidelberg]

From heavy duty work only podcast in steel toes.

[KFC]

From heavy duty work pants to weather weather resistant jackets, Brunt designs durable, reliable workwear to keep you protected and productive in any condition. Shout out to all my, my, my, you know, blue collar workers, guys out there working, working on the site, working with your hands. Need your boots. Go get these. These sound like they're good. And I know there's a lot of listeners out there on the site, so make sure you get yourself some Brunt. They've reinvented comfort for the hardest workers out there. And for a limited time, our listeners get 10 bucks off at Brunt by using code KFC. At checkout, head to BruntWorkware. That's B R U N T workwear dot com. Use code KFC. 10 bucks off. You're all set. After your purchase, they'll ask you where you heard about them. So please support us and let them know that KFC Radio sent you.

[Jackie]

Do the Republicans claim Kanye?

[Feidelberg]

No, I don't think so.

[KFC]

Now I'm back out on Kanye. I don't know. We. We were talking about how, like, I was out on Kanye, then I started to view him. Actually, this is perfect for you. I viewed him as a wrestler. I was like, if you view Kanye as a wrestler and this is a character, if a. If. If a wrestler came out in a black Klansman outfit, you'd be like, this is crazy.

[Bob Fox]

He's got to get his ass kicked.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

That's the issue, though, is at least wrestling. You know, he's got to come up and.

[KFC]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So. So I. You know, then he was where he. He was wearing the swastika shirt. He said something more ridiculous. All these things that are objectively, you know, abhorrent, but we were just, like, laughing. If you look at it through the lens of. Of entertainment. And then he said he sucked his cousin's dick. And, like, I don't know. Or maybe not. Maybe that's more funny.

[Feidelberg]

I don't know. Tweet it or say it.

[KFC]

He tweeted it, but he.

[Feidelberg]

Like, there's not a him. Right?

[KFC]

I don't know what's going. I think it is back to him.

[Bob Fox]

I kind of. I kind of think it's always been him.

[KFC]

If it's not him, it's crazy. This tweet. I mean, he. He's like, me and my cousin said.

[Bob Fox]

He used to suck his dick till he's 14.

[KFC]

Right? Yeah, yeah. But. But it was like a whole. It was like a whole story. So, like, if it's not him and it's these crypto guys, you're crazy. He goes, I mean, he tweets so much that I can't even. Now that people think I'm gay, I'm allowed to say me. That's why he did it. He just wanted to be able to say the word.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, he's like Cranston and Seinfeld I.

[KFC]

Was told by a Jewish lawyer that I would not be able to see my kids if I was anti Semitic. And he was right. For now, he's just great. I can't even find this. Sweet.

[Bob Fox]

By the way, my comments after ufc, everyone thinks I'm Jewish now. Ah, everyone thinks I'm Jewish.

[KFC]

Welcome to the club.

[Bob Fox]

I'll tweet like, I can't wait for Andor tonight. And my comments are like, shut up, dirty Jew. Oh, my God.

[Feidelberg]

So I was talking about this the other day that, like. So I. I, like, don't look at my mentions or anything like that, but occasionally when you're around on the bottom of Twitter, like, you accidentally hit Gro or you hit one of those keys on the bottom, and I hit just mentions the other day by accident, and it was like three tweets of, like, you dumb Jew. I was like, what the is this all about crazy. They had the hard K's in there.

[Bob Fox]

It was like, hard case.

[Feidelberg]

I was like, this is just. Are these. It's probably been a while. So I was like, I didn't. I. I don't know. It's like the land you don't think about. I'm like, I'm sure things are fine back there. You.

[Bob Fox]

The Donald Glover gift when he's walking in with the pizza and everything's on fire.

[KFC]

That's our favorite gift. Yeah. Yeah.

[Jackie]

Wait, are you saying to you.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah. Oh, it was like. It was. It was brief. It was one or two tweets.

[KFC]

A couple. Couple of tweets, whatever it was.

[Feidelberg]

And it was just like there were multiple people being like, you Jew. And I was like. I was like, I don't even tweet. I don't even know what you guys are replying to.

[Jackie]

Do you think the people think it's art that you're the re guy?

[Feidelberg]

If so, I feel like. I feel like Yanni Feidelberg deserved a little grace. I feel like Yanni was kind of an asshole in that concentration camp. I'll say. But, like, you know, we've never been in that situation.

[Bob Fox]

I forgot that Ari made that joke when you said Ari, and we were just talking about ufc. I. I said Ari Emanuel. I thought we were confusing fights with Ari Emanuel, one of the most rich people in the.

[Feidelberg]

That's Ari Manuel. He's like, cma, right? Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Wma.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

Oh, he's wme. No, I think I thought he was caa.

[KFC]

There's one of those.

[Bob Fox]

Because he's. He's ufc.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, we saw him at ufc. He Was there.

[KFC]

See you. You were saying that Dave. Dave geeked out over Cheryl, right?

[Bob Fox]

He did, yeah. The only time you guys walked past.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

He, like, tapped her on the shoulder was like, I just want to say I'm a mess. Massive fan. Like, absolutely.

[KFC]

He doesn't do that for many people.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah. And she just turned and was like, oh, thanks for saying that. And, like, kept walking. I don't think. I don't know if. If she recognized him. She didn't acknowledge it, but she might have.

[Feidelberg]

Where was she before Curb? Was she an actress before that? I didn't know.

[KFC]

Sure, she must.

[Feidelberg]

I. I said this the other day. I feel. I forget if I said on the show and where I said it, everyone actually knew the answer. Do you know how much time there was between Seinfeld and Curb?

[Bob Fox]

Not that much. Right. Like, not as much as you would expect.

[KFC]

So I would say ended in 98.

[Bob Fox]

And I think curb 04 or something.

[Feidelberg]

No, curbs. 99. Seinfeld was 96. Curbs 99.

[Bob Fox]

Holy.

[KFC]

You sure that Simon was 96?

[Feidelberg]

I'm not 100, but pretty sure. I think it was three years. Curbs for sure. 99.

[KFC]

That's bonkers. 98.

[Feidelberg]

98. So.

[KFC]

So that's one year.

[Feidelberg]

So now double check curve.

[KFC]

He does. He just Googles the funniest things. Running years.

[Bob Fox]

2000.

[Feidelberg]

October 2000.

[Bob Fox]

I think that's valid.

[KFC]

Running years rather than, like, stop date.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, I probably would have gone that, but it worked. You know, I think I would have.

[Feidelberg]

Just gone to show, but I don't think that's a crazy one.

[KFC]

I, I, it's just. It's just always different from what I would Google. Yeah, I don't think we've ever googled something insane.

[Bob Fox]

Dave said anyone from Kirby would geek out for, like, that.

[KFC]

Even like a side guy, like a. I don't know.

[Bob Fox]

I mean, he. Back in the day, like David Wallace, when he did a rundown, Dave was like, oh, my God.

[Feidelberg]

You know, I remember David Wallace. It was so such a clear memory for me of us in the serious radio room doing a live radio show, and David Wallace is putting and talking. He was just talking in the room. And we're like, dude, we are on serious radio. He wasn't talking into a microphone. He was just like, I missed that one.

[KFC]

I have him in my phone as Andy Buckley. David Wallace.

[Feidelberg]

I love that.

[KFC]

And I'm always like, wait, which one is the name? Which one's that?

[Feidelberg]

He was great.

[KFC]

He was great.

[Feidelberg]

While we're still on Curb, real quick, I guess this is a problem that a lot of people are having. My curb account on Instagram is just all tits now.

[KFC]

Oh, yeah.

[Feidelberg]

Like they. It's all just naked chicks every. And I'm like, I just want my curb your enthusiasm.

[KFC]

They just sold out to like only fans, chicks and stuff.

[Feidelberg]

I. I don't know who it is, but they were there.

[KFC]

All these meme accounts kind of do that. Eventually they, you know, you just have like a million followers. So you can get, you know, whatever your doesn't matter what your little niche is. People want exposure and they'll pay for it.

[Feidelberg]

I was saying and Keegs is like, all my gay accounts have started doing that.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

And it's like kind of investment is that why are you going to buy a million gay followers and be like, is a bunch of tits.

[Bob Fox]

Monkey account.

[KFC]

My baby.

[Bob Fox]

Like, you should be like baby monkeys. Cute monkeys. One day I followed that one day it was oiled up asses. What happened there. I don't recall following this account.

[KFC]

That's dangerous too, because it's like, you know, I got kids now. I'd be like, oh, look at this cute monkey account. Tits and ass.

[Bob Fox]

That was this weekend. I was with my nephew at WrestleMania. There were a couple times where I'm on Twitter literally looking up like, hashtag wrestlemania and he's over my shoulder like, let me scroll real fast past that one because that wasn't WrestleMania.

[KFC]

Just can't be on the Internet everywhere.

[Bob Fox]

It's a minefield.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

I used to have the screen protector. Yeah, that. You know what was crazy? Have you seen my phone, how it's perfect?

[KFC]

What do you mean it's perfect?

[Feidelberg]

Like the screens not cracked. It used to look shattered because my screen protector was broken, but my screen's fine.

[KFC]

That's funny. You just been like looking through a lens of broken.

[Feidelberg]

Dude, I dropped. I didn't drop away, but a weight the other day rolled onto it like so perfectly. It was like. It was a dumbbell. I had my phone on the floor at the gym and a dumbbell like rolled onto it like that and just kind of perfectly grabbed it and slid it off. And I was like, oh, I just broke my phone. I picked it up.

[KFC]

No, you fixed your phone.

[Feidelberg]

But the downside of that is now I don't have the privacy screen anymore. And anytime on my phone in public now, it's just like, just like scrolling Instagram. I'm sorry, it's on Twitter from like porn stars we've interviewed or something like that. Like every time I interviewed her. Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

I'M supporting her work.

[Feidelberg]

I. I literally own. I don't know about. Only. Only active porn stars I follow actively tweeting are ones we've interviewed.

[KFC]

Yeah, okay, bud. I'm serious.

[Feidelberg]

People are gonna.

[KFC]

We've also interviewed a lot, bro.

[Feidelberg]

There's a lot.

[KFC]

They're also.

[Feidelberg]

I was thinking, because, like, there are ones from. From yesteryear. Who was the one?

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, only such a funny phrase. Only follow the ones, dude.

[Feidelberg]

I remember doing, like, two vlog series on a porn star where I was, like, making, like, bad PowerPoint presentations about my love for her. And, like, it's. Honest to God, it wasn't even a point. No, it wasn't a point. I even really liked. It wasn't one I like following. It wasn't like I was like, oh, that's a hot chick. It was just like. It was. God, forget her name. She was a bigger gal. And I had, like, these PowerPoints.

[KFC]

God damn, the YP Real Beaters era was so funny.

[Feidelberg]

No, this was. This was like, Milton.

[KFC]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

But, like, I remember living in an apartment in the South. South end of Boston, and I remember, like, my friend being like, what are you doing? I'm like, I'm just working on this PowerPoint dude.

[KFC]

See, I think that stuff's hilarious. And, like, you know, you reach an age where people are kind of like, why are you doing that? Or talking about. It's like, I don't know. I still think that's just.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, I was 25 years old trying to woo a porn star. It was funny.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Yeah. I still find that funny. You.

[Bob Fox]

I also love, like, people that have bits that aren't for public. Like, can you look up? Can you go on Pat the pool boy.com? just go, Pat the Pool Boy dot com. This is a classic beef thing where he's the manager of Pop Punk. We just find out things about him where one day he'll just send us a link.

[KFC]

This is Kate's Pat this.

[Bob Fox]

Kate's Pat the Beef. He'll just send us a link. And he just made himself. If you need a pool clean, you get Pat the Pool Boy.

[KFC]

What's a sheep without a shepherd?

[Feidelberg]

I can't even swim. Never learn. Don't want to. My swimming is cleaning.

[Bob Fox]

And this is a bit that's just for the boys. Just for the. The fellas, you know.

[KFC]

He'll actually do it, though. No, of course not.

[Bob Fox]

Just for. You know what?

[Feidelberg]

This is awesome.

[Bob Fox]

It's so funny, bro. Yo, the. The.

[KFC]

The. The commitment to this bit. Like, yeah, you have to go to, like, you know, Godaddy or whatever, Buy the domain space, set up the.

[Feidelberg]

Dude, this is really funny.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, it is. He was talking about this on mooc. Can't sleep recently. And I sent the link to everyone in the band. I was like, you guys got to see this shit. It's amazing.

[Feidelberg]

No.

[KFC]

She can. Foster care. Parents deceased. Siblings deceased. Restrictions, Pools. Yeah, let's see. Pat took on an additional vow of celibacy as a proverbial consummation of the marriage over the last 15. Ridiculous.

[Bob Fox]

Ridiculous. But the beef is just the best. And it's. It's people like this that come into our lives at barstool, where it's like, yeah, he's one of one. We'll never meet another.

[KFC]

Yeah, totally. There's so many of those that. That, you know, you, you, you, you. You can't take them for granted, you know, there's plenty of people here like. Like, that are. Are probably a dime a dozen. You know, you could probably find a million of me, a million of this, a million of that. But then there are people. It's like, there is not one person on the planet Earth like you.

[Bob Fox]

No. I mean, this guy's got the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise in his hands, basically.

[KFC]

Like, I remember finding that out being like, oh, oh, you're gonna be a billionaire.

[Bob Fox]

And still might be.

[KFC]

I mean. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Feidelberg]

That one.

[KFC]

That one that came on Netflix wasn't. Wasn't quite it, but I thought that was gonna be the one that, like, sends it to the moon.

[Bob Fox]

If. If he becomes a billionaire, punk shows are gonna start looking like KISS shows quickly. He will put that money back into the shows for us. I know for a fact.

[KFC]

Today's episode is brought to you by Trees. Did you know that Fast Growing Trees is America's largest online nursery? I'm sure you didn't know that. Imagine if there's listeners, you're like, I knew that. I knew that. Yeah. Thousands of different plants and trees grow tough on American soil by American farmers. And they now have over 2 million happy customers. Look at that. Ron Burgundy. Question mark. Two million customers. They have. They have all the plants your yard needs, like fruit trees, privacy trees, flowering trees, shrubs, and so much more. I actually need these. I know they had talked about sending some pabs. I definitely need some. When I made the video the other day for the Bronco, my lawn is, like, in rough shape and had so much work done on it, and I haven't been taking care of it, like, all this construction happening. So my lawn looks like there's so.

[Feidelberg]

Much to think about now. Oh, my God.

[KFC]

Well, somebody was, like, talking, talking, you know, your lawn is despicable. And I was like, well, I was working on the pool and the tennis court, guys. The lawn's next, but I could use some trees. I definitely need some green up in there. We gotta fix. We gotta fix the lawn. So I'm gonna get on it. You should too. And Fast growing Trees has got you covered. Find the perfect fit for your climate and space, and it's easy to get your dream yard order online, get your plants delivered directly to your door in just a few days, and you never have to leave your home. This spring, they have the best deals for your yard, up to half off on select plants and other deals. And listeners of our show get 15 off when you purchase using code KFC at checkout. That's 15 off at fast growing trees.com promo code KFC. Now is the perfect time to plant offers valid for a limited time. Terms and conditions apply. Fast growing Trees proudly supports American farmers. All plants and trees are grown tough on American soil by American farmers. Check out the link below and go to fast growingtrees.com promo code KFC. What, what else is cooking? So what is. What's the latest with pop Punk? You guys have any shows coming up?

[Bob Fox]

Babies. So no.

[KFC]

Right.

[Bob Fox]

But we'll do shows for sure. Like, we're gonna do another tour like we did last year this year. So probably like fall college towns.

[KFC]

Probably. To me, Pop punk's one of my favorite things that ever developed at Barstool.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, it's just, I remember, I forget if it was your first ever show. I don't think it was. But the super bowl in Georgia.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, no, it wasn't our first, but it was like our third or something.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, it was early and like, that. I remember being there and being like, this is legit. So cool that I'm like, even part of this company. Like that. That that night was, like, one of, like, the coolest thing.

[Bob Fox]

I was like, that was a really fun night.

[KFC]

So sick.

[Bob Fox]

That was the night that I got accused of pissing the bed at the. The house.

[Feidelberg]

Oh, really?

[Bob Fox]

It was not me, but I listen, I was a little tipsy and I'm not a big drinker. So that night, that night I was drinking and woke up at the Barstool house. I called an Uber back to my hotel because I wasn't staying at the house. And I remember it was like my first real hangover and my driver was trying to, like, give me a tour of Atlanta. He's like, you want me to show you Al Capone's old house? And I was like, no, I don't want to see it. And I got a call from YP on that Uber. He's like, bro, did you piss the bed last night? And I was like, I don't think so. I was like, I'm not wet at all, so if I did, it's physically impossible. I got up. Yeah, I pissed on it.

[KFC]

Peed in the bed.

[Bob Fox]

I don't think so. And thank God it was not me.

[KFC]

Who was it?

[Feidelberg]

Someone with the last name feidelberg. He's not in this room always, brother.

[KFC]

I mean, it runs in the family.

[Bob Fox]

And I believe it was. I believe it was confirmed by your dad. The story was like, he came down, he was like, oh, no, it's my son.

[KFC]

Bro. I'll never forget when. When Feidelberg, like, probably first met my friends in New York early on and. And, like, I had just found out that he's just a chronic bed pisser. And I remember saying, like, for real, like, how many beds do you think you pissed? He goes, how many do you think I slept in.

[Feidelberg]

It?

[Bob Fox]

Really?

[Feidelberg]

Honestly, Like. Like, looking back, I was never that bad. Like, I didn't. I wasn't a bed wetter, but I have wet beds before. Yeah, but, like, it's.

[KFC]

But to me, it's. It's kind of a binary thing. It's pretty. I feel like you either do it or you don't.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, it was.

[KFC]

There's not many people have, like.

[Feidelberg]

I peed once, my early to mid 20s. Again, it wasn't crazy, but we were probably. We were over 10.

[Bob Fox]

That's a lot.

[Feidelberg]

That's way more than average, I think, actually, I don't. We were around 10. Around 10. Well, I'll give it 8 to 12.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

No, really?

[KFC]

Have you ever peed, like, no. Like, the closet?

[Bob Fox]

What?

[KFC]

Like, no, I was not a. I didn't get, like, piston. Like, they're. They think they're in the bathroom.

[Bob Fox]

No, but that's how the Gallagher brother feud started in Oasis, when they were, like, I don't know, 16. Liam came home super drunk and pissed on Noel's new boombox. Ever since then, it's been button heads.

[KFC]

So what? They still went on to, like, do.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah. Oasis hadn't even started at that point.

[KFC]

That's great.

[Bob Fox]

But they started the band. They'll still attribute it back to that.

[KFC]

They're like Kanan Undertaker in real life.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, yeah.

[KFC]

Like, they need to. They need to have, like, An MMA match, like, it's like, winner.

[Bob Fox]

No, no, no. We got 72 days till the reunion. We need to keep them apart till then.

[KFC]

Bubble wrap. Is that. Is that gonna be your, like, best moment, you think?

[Bob Fox]

Maybe? Yeah. Ever?

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Like, me and Nate traveling the world, going to Cardiff, Wales.

[KFC]

Like, what else? I think this is it for you.

[Bob Fox]

This is it. It's. It's when they got back together when.

[KFC]

Like, McGregor was not a rapist and, like, winning the title and talking, you.

[Bob Fox]

Know, we didn't even have to go there. Like, like, if McGregor, like, beat Khabib in two seconds and then went on to be, like, the most monogamous man of all time, like, maybe, but the most.

[Feidelberg]

The. Mmm. Dude.

[Bob Fox]

That's what I'm looking for in an idol. But when they got back together, like, my fiance looked at me, like, so genuinely, was like, I think this is what you've wanted more than anything in the world since I've known you. And I'm like, it literally is. And then the fact that I was able to get a ticket is insane to the fact.

[KFC]

No. Wasn't that awesome?

[Bob Fox]

Didn't Nate, like, it was complete, like, coincidence because we were on tour with Pop Punk. I was in. We had just gotten to Philly. It was one in the morning, and I had to, like, stay up till four in the morning to make sure I got in the queue or whatever. I get in the queue, Nate gets in the queue at the same time. He's like, 500,000 or he was over 120,000 in line. I was 500, 511 or something. So I'm like, holy. I'm like, I'm going to get it. Like, I'm definitely going to get tickets. For a moment, take my phone out, and I'm like, this is content. Let me film me getting tickets. As soon as I press film, kicks me off my mobile hotspot, kicks me out of Ticketmaster, and I was like, oh, my God, I just ruined it. Refresh the page. Thank God it's still on there. I try to buy four tickets because I'm like, that's the most you could buy. I'm sure I'll be able to figure it out. People to get. Get the tickets to whatever. My credit card declined because I'm trying to spend €800 in the middle of the night while I'm in Philly. So I had to do it, like, 10 times. And the last time that it could have possibly worked, I had, like. Like, three seconds left on the countdown. It went, you must have been so wet. I was sweating. I texted Nate, like, we knew. Like, all right, if you get tickets, one of them is mine. If I get tickets, one of them is yours. I texted him like, I'm 511. We're getting them. And then he did not get a text for the next couple minutes. And he said he was just panicked.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

So the fact that we got. And then the next night in Philly, we did Don't Look Back in Anger. The whole crowd was going nuts. Like, it was like a moment. So I can't cool that.

[KFC]

That you guys had that for Oasis and then you told him to go to the game for ov.

[Bob Fox]

You predicted one of the greatest.

[KFC]

Yeah, yeah. You were like, April 3rd, whenever he's.

[Bob Fox]

Gonna break the record, texted him in February, dude, you going to those games?

[Feidelberg]

I. I went to one of the games. I went to the game with him and I was like, how'd you get these seats? He's like, bob told me two months ago right now, they so good at, like. Like, when I. When I go to a game, I'm like, I just. I just want to be in the building. I'll go wherever. I don't care. But Nate is, like, thoughtful, and he had. We were right on the dot, on, like, Ovi's dot, where he'd be for two periods. And I was like, how did you get these seats? Like, these have to be, like, the most sought after seats. And, yeah, Bob texted me.

[KFC]

Bob Fox and games on a tweet.

[Bob Fox]

About it from a Caps fan in February. That was like, I hope OV does it when they're coming to New York. And I looked at when they were coming to New York and, like, did quick math. I couldn't literally figure it out.

[KFC]

Out.

[Bob Fox]

But I texted Nate that moment and I was like, you should probably buy those tickets now.

[KFC]

Definitely.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

That's awesome.

[Feidelberg]

What concert for you guys would be like, is there something that would be like, Oasis level for you? Frank Ocean for Pavs.

[KFC]

Frank Ocean for sure.

[Feidelberg]

I would probably also say you're a Frank Ocean too.

[KFC]

Yeah. Frank Ocean is your answer.

[Jackie]

I've said this. Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

I thought he tours.

[KFC]

Did, like, one show in the last. I hate Frank.

[Bob Fox]

I didn't realize.

[KFC]

He's so dramatic.

[Bob Fox]

Didn't he do Coachella?

[KFC]

These people, it's like, do your right years ago. I know, but, like, I hate these people. It's like, whatever. Do whatever you want in your life. I don't care. But it's like, make an album. Go on tour.

[Feidelberg]

Do it.

[KFC]

Like, you get everyone's hopes up, they love you, and then you never give them anything again.

[Feidelberg]

He's like. He's. He's the opposite Kanye. You gotta think him like a wrestler.

[Bob Fox]

He's.

[Feidelberg]

He's the baby face. A lord to Frank.

[KFC]

Ocean is so big, and people want to see him so bad. That Tyler creator, like, three years ago, teased that there's a special guest coming to his festival. Drake. Right. And it was Drake and Drake, our special guest. The biggest artist in the world that I want. This little niche R B guy who put out one album 25 years ago. I can't think of who it would be for me.

[Feidelberg]

I mean, mine would have been Blink, but that just happened last year or a couple years ago.

[Bob Fox]

That was awesome. And that was kind of mine for a long time. I had tickets to see Blink five separate times, and all five shows were either canceled or I couldn't go for some reason.

[KFC]

Like, I had crazy five. That's a lot.

[Bob Fox]

Yes.

[Feidelberg]

Jesus.

[Bob Fox]

One of which was like a Brooklyn show. Hundred Cap. They were playing nine. Their top hundred cap. It was like something like that on Spotify. It was like a Spotify invited event. And someone I know got invited. I said, you could be my plus one. An hour before the show, they got sick and they were like, sorry, can't go, and I can't transfer the ticket. And I was like, oh, what do you mean? But it all worked out in the end because that would have been with Skiba. So, like, I got to see him with Tom. Nice. The reunion was the way to see them for the first time.

[Feidelberg]

That's very. Yeah, that. I. I didn't realize.

[KFC]

How much money do you think, like, those guys make now?

[Bob Fox]

Blink 182.

[KFC]

Yeah. Like. Like, or anybody.

[Bob Fox]

They got paid a ton to get back together from Live Nation. Yeah, like, they. They were getting back together, but Live Nation was like, all right, we're gonna give you.

[KFC]

So you're not even. We're not even talking about album sales or anything when it comes to those things. It's all just touring.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah.

[KFC]

And they're just. They're just like, we want to do like, 20 cities with you. So here's what. Like, how much? What do you think?

[Bob Fox]

30 million each, maybe.

[KFC]

Oh, wow. That is.

[Bob Fox]

If I had to guess.

[Feidelberg]

You say 30?

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, I would guess. It was like a hundred million dollar tour, and it was like a hundred dates. It was like a crazy amount.

[KFC]

So they got their money's worth. I just.

[Feidelberg]

I remember the money out there. When we saw them at City, and they were Just about to put out the deluxe album of their album that's currently out there, like, reunion album or whatever. And Mark was, like, trying to sell it where he's like, it's gonna have, like, three new tracks. And it's like. And then Thomas goes. It's a money grab. And I was like, okay. Yeah.

[KFC]

I just. There's just so much money out there for, like, these, like, legacy acts in music. And like, every. Especially music. Like, I feel like now, you know, with the exception of, like, the mega big people, it's really, like, time to be, you know, the, the, the people thriving the most are from the 90s and, like, early 2000s. Yeah. You know, it is crazy. That's why I really. I've said this a million times, but I really believe there was something to, like the music. It's not just like, old man or I don't like the new stuff, but I, I. There's a reason why all these new acts cancel their tours, why all the old acts are back out there.

[Feidelberg]

I agree. But it's also like that. I think that's the way it's been historically. Like, the. I think we've said this before. Like, we're like the group that has the money, which now is supposed to be Millennials, is who, like, big acts are for. Like, when I was a kid, my dad would go see the Rolling Stones, but it would. It was the 90s, but, like, the Rolling Stones would be doing TV Garden and stuff like that.

[KFC]

Yeah. There's always legacy acts, for sure. I just feel like they. It's usually coupled with, with, like, the current acts are out there crushing. Yeah. And I, I don't know if that. I mean, at least in the rap world, that's the case. Like, I'm sure.

[Bob Fox]

I don't know if this is just like, a rock and roll bias thing, but I feel like bands were also such a. Like, I'm more inclined to become a fan of a band than a single artist. And I don't know if everyone's like that. Probably not, because nowadays most artists are just solo.

[KFC]

Well, I'll tell you what's crazy, is starting a band rather than being a single artist.

[Bob Fox]

I know it is, but it's like.

[KFC]

Just the thought, though, of being like, we're gonna go on tour and I have to split this just, like, multiple.

[Bob Fox]

Personalities in the band and the dynamic to, like, be a fan of and look through the evolution of a band. Like, way more interesting to me.

[KFC]

I'm with you. I'm just. Point of view, though.

[Bob Fox]

I feel like that could be part of the reason why people are gravitating more towards bands and not, like, solo artists. But. I don't know.

[KFC]

It. It's just. It's. It's. You know, everything else is going to be equal except for how much money goes into your pocket at the end of the day. Right. Unless you can really somehow now show that, like, the four of us, five of us together, makes more money. But, yeah, I mean, I remember Hootie. Darius Rucker talking about going, yeah, together with Hootie, and he was kind of like, I'm taking a pay cut for this.

[Feidelberg]

But, like, also like that, like, for a reunion type deal. It's like, I would imagine Darius Rucker's like, I have.

[KFC]

So he's not doing this for the money.

[Feidelberg]

I just want to hang out with the boys.

[KFC]

Yeah, yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Change up the set list. You know, he probably did his Darius Rucker country set list for six years in a row, right. And was like, all right, I want to sing all those Hootie songs again, and I want to do covers again.

[Feidelberg]

It's like, if you. If you had as much money as Darius Rucker had, which is probably a couple hundred million, maybe a little less money. Yeah. Like, it is money. More money than he'll ever spend in his life. And then they were. And then you were like, what do you really want to do right now? He's like, I honestly, I just want to hang out with my friends.

[KFC]

Yeah. No way. That's true. No way. But that's. That's cracked. That lets me think, though, that it's. That it's not close to what we thought. Those aren't true.

[Feidelberg]

But, like, no way. It's $12 million.

[Bob Fox]

I. I don't know. Worth at least 100 mil, you would think.

[KFC]

Hootie was one of the biggestly get, man.

[Feidelberg]

He said that his price to do a wedding is a million. I don't think it's one tenth of his net worth.

[KFC]

Yeah, I'm just, you know, it's very interesting to, like.

[Feidelberg]

My point is, even if you had $12 million, and it's like, what do you want to do this year? It's like, I don't know. I kind of want to hang out with the friends.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

But guess what? You could do that, and we'll give you $2 million or $5 million, whatever it is, you go, all right.

[Bob Fox]

So I'm sure Darius probably could sell out arenas, but I know for a fact, as Darius, you selling out amphitheaters. Who do Gets back together. They play the Garden right away.

[Feidelberg]

Right, Right.

[Bob Fox]

So it's like, that could also be fun. Let's change it up and start playing arenas again. I saw them on that reunion tour. It was the Bare Naked Ladies and Hootie and the Blow. I took my mom. We were fucking raging.

[KFC]

Like, who is that? Who is like that right now? I just don't. I don't. You know, I'm sure there's some band that's, you know. But to me, like, I mean, Hootie was insane that that album has like, four or five.

[Feidelberg]

Like, saying how they, like, got so.

[KFC]

Popular is still Letterman story. Yeah. Do you know that story about going.

[Bob Fox]

Around colleges where they do it?

[KFC]

No, no. He was. He was Letterman. Like, they got on the radio and Letterman was in his car and, like, heard the song. But there was something about. Like he had. Was about to go through a tunnel or had gone through a tunnel and lost reception.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

But like. Like was able to just hear like, a snippet of hold my hand or only, I only want to be with you or whatever it was. And it was enough for him to be like, got these guys book him on the show. And he did that. And he said, like, it was. Did the show on a Monday, and by Thursday we sold out. Like, it was.

[Feidelberg]

He heard him on Monday, they booked him for Friday or Thursday. If they do it, don't do a Friday show. They were the biggest back, biggest act in the world on Monday.

[Bob Fox]

That's fucking crazy.

[KFC]

It's so weird in a way that.

[Feidelberg]

It was on a radio station that does not play that genre of music. Music. It was. It wasn't Letterman driving. It was. Letterman was in his car and had.

[KFC]

A driver got it.

[Feidelberg]

And they were listening to some station that does not play Hootie music. The DJ just happened to like it. So he's like, we don't really play this, but, like, this song rocks. I'm putting it on Letterman Hurt.

[Bob Fox]

That's like a scene in a movie.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

You know, that's like that thing you.

[KFC]

Do for the first time.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, my God. That seems incredible.

[Feidelberg]

Who. Darius had said that they. They were making good money. Like, he said they were touring the East Coast. They were probably making 75 grand a year at the time, which in the 90s. Shitload of money.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

And he's like, I was perfectly happy. Like, I didn't need to get to the next level. He's like. But, like, it happened like that. Like, you know, one.

[KFC]

You know, it's so interesting that, like, there's probably less barriers of entry than ever now. You don't necessarily need a label. You don't need all these things, however. So it's easier to get in. But I think it's easier to pop back then because it was like, if you. If you get on let. If you're a comic and you do a Letterman set, like your careers, things are more streamlined now. Like, you could do those things now. And it's like, yeah, you could do.

[Bob Fox]

SNL and people might not see it.

[KFC]

Right, right.

[Jackie]

I keep thinking about how inspiring the Blue Man Group is.

[KFC]

Like, the Blue Man Group.

[Bob Fox]

I. I had to explain the Blue Man Group to my nephew this weekend in Vegas.

[Jackie]

Somebody the other day too. People don't know about the Blue Man.

[KFC]

This today. Jack Village.

[Jackie]

Right.

[KFC]

Dude, they. They make bank.

[Bob Fox]

Well, there's 10,000 of them. I think like, the Blue Man Group is like, there's 10 Hun. There's a dozen Blue Man Groups in the world.

[KFC]

World.

[Bob Fox]

It's a franchise.

[KFC]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jackie]

But I think there's like, certain.

[KFC]

But I think like, the creators are like, they started.

[Bob Fox]

It's kind of like the original Blue Men.

[Jackie]

Start your own, like, chick fil a. I think it's like, you can. Technically.

[KFC]

We were talking about early days of Blue Man Group when, like, you get off stage, you just perform for 12 people. You're covered in like, lead paint. You're like, guys, I don't think it's working.

[Feidelberg]

I'm going back to Deloitte. Stupid.

[KFC]

There's some guy, like, stick with it, man. I think one day we're going to be worth $100 million. Like, yeah, okay.

[Bob Fox]

It can all come off. You're just like looking like a Smurf on the subway.

[Jackie]

Tobias staying the next day. I really, like, need to know.

[Bob Fox]

I bet they, they have it figured out by now.

[KFC]

Early on. I bet it was like, you go home with some chick, you got blue.

[Feidelberg]

All over the place.

[KFC]

I don't know.

[Jackie]

I also. I read an article. I'm realizing I didn't like, finish the article, but it makes me think, like, in terms of music. And I wish I had finished it, but it was something about how like, Christian music and lo fi music are the two genres that people don't need a face to the name or like, they don't need to like, kind of what you were saying about how you like bands more than single artists. Because I didn't like.

[KFC]

Wait, what's lo Fi?

[Jackie]

It's just like.

[Bob Fox]

It's like, like calm, like almost like relaxing type music. Like relaxing beats.

[KFC]

Yeah, okay.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, like study to it.

[KFC]

That's like what you listen to when you're editing that in the Indian music.

[Jackie]

Yeah, exactly. But I don't like, I just thought it was interesting because it's like they're booming and they can't figure it out because it's like it's the first time that people don't care about like the storyline and it's almost like, oh, so maybe AI artists will be a thing.

[KFC]

If we could for those things for I mean like I think people like Christian rock cuz they're, it's like religion.

[Feidelberg]

So if that's Christian rock, they do know like who it is. It's Jesus. They have someone to picture.

[KFC]

Right, Right. And the lo fi is like I'm listening to this while I study. So I wouldn't care if that's a person or AI.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, it's like elevator music almost exactly.

[Jackie]

But it's just interesting.

[Bob Fox]

Audiobook star plan.

[KFC]

No, I have like the. Sometimes this thing pops on like the.

[Bob Fox]

Oh yeah.

[KFC]

Have you seen thronglets on black mirror?

[Feidelberg]

No, bro.

[KFC]

This is one of the most brilliant things I've ever seen. The number one thing your mom wants for you is to call her this Mother's Day. You can give her the gift, that gift of course, and give her an aura digital picture frame. If you've got kids, the best way to keep grandma and grandpa happy is give them a digital aura frame. You set them up with a frame, you link up your phone and I think like some clouds and every time you take a picture of the kids, they can upload directly to this aura frame. So you know, you don't have to send out a Christmas card, you don't have to hear, you know, I don't see the kids enough. Get the frame, set it up and it just loads in a slideshow. All new pictures, all the time. It was voted best digital frame by wire cutter and it's featured in 495 gift guides last year. So next time you need to call your mom, you can also send her a new picture of you. The kids that trip you went on, everything they want to see and hear about, all right. From your phone right to their aura frame. They got a great deal for Mother's Day right now for a limited time you can save up to 35 off plus free shipping on their best selling Carver matte frame. So get the carver matte frame digital frame, use promo code KFC at checkout and get 35 off. That's Aura Frames. A U R A frames.com promo code, KFC. 30 to $5 off plus free shipping on the Carver mat frame. Support the show by mentioning us at checkout. Terms and conditions apply. The episode is. Is fine. Episode is traditional, like Black Mirror. The idea is, this guy created. It's our boy, Will Palto.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

He creates a video game that is the first ever. He said, these are like living beings. They're completely digital, though. And they're these little, like, yellow. They're called Thronglets. There's a little, like, little creatures. And the idea is, like, they're alive, right? And in the. In the Black Mirror show, they, like, take over this guy's brain and all this crazy happens. I won't spoil that. But the show's whatever they. But the game is called Thronglets, and they created. At the very end, during the credits, a QR code pops up. And I was like, what's that? And they created a game and I went and played it, and it's fucking addicting. It's like a little bit of SimCity, a little bit of lemmings. You have these little creatures. You have to feed them. It's like Tamagotchi kind of. You have to feed them, keep them entertained and clean them. And then you have to, like, build a bridge to cut down trees. And they have to, like. And. And, I mean, I went down a hole. I. I blinked, and it was. I put on a screen recorder. I was like, let me record myself playing this for a. For like a tweet. And I forgot that I was screen recording. And I. When I. I got a phone call, talked to Shay. Go back. The screen recording was 45 minutes long. This is it.

[Feidelberg]

You play.

[KFC]

You play with these little creatures. You feed them apples, you throw them beach balls, and you scrub them up. And then you have to build a bridge by cutting down trees. But then you find out that. That bones are better than trees. So if you kill them. Them. You get their bones and you build the bridge fast. You kill them. But then if you. If you're like, I'm gonna be nice, and I don't kill them, they get overpopulated and more of them die.

[Feidelberg]

It's like this whole thing, but it's like. It's like, environmental conservative, conservationist.

[KFC]

But, bro, I couldn't. I mean, it was.

[Bob Fox]

Someone's gonna.

[KFC]

Really.

[Bob Fox]

This segment, and they're gonna insert the Dave clip from the rundown the other day where he goes, you got a lot of time in your hands.

[KFC]

Did you see, bro, I. I couldn't win you can't win. He was. I was talking about video game, like Last of Us and like the TV show and the video game. And then I was talking about WrestleMania and he was like, boy, like, you're watching all this and like playing. It's like, that's what we do, dude. You're watching the TV show too.

[Bob Fox]

And you told them. You're like, I don't watch wrestling every week, but I'll, you know, pay attention to what story lines are going on. He's like, you're watching wrestling every week.

[KFC]

Like wrestling and, and video games. While I understand what he's talking about. They're inherently nerdy. Basement boy. It's like absolutely our demographic.

[Bob Fox]

So, like, there's always been like a part of KFC radio that's been inherently nerdy.

[KFC]

I know that. That actually let me know. And this is not a surprise, but I was like, this man knows nothing about me.

[Bob Fox]

Like, you like video games and wrestling.

[KFC]

I was like, they're my two favorite things ever.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah. Let me show you my tattoos I got last week.

[Feidelberg]

Nice to meet you. You're a Mets fan.

[KFC]

Wow. Loser. Yeah, bro.

[Feidelberg]

I watched Black Mirror the other night. I just did the first episode.

[Bob Fox]

I did too.

[Feidelberg]

I didn't care for it.

[KFC]

Which one was that one?

[Feidelberg]

Jones. And they're, they're.

[KFC]

To me, they're very. It's like the Twilight Zone. Like, I put them on when I'm, when I'm like, if I'm, if I. There's no movie I want to watch and I'm not gonna. Like, I've watched all the new episodes of the shows that I'm really watching. If I want to be on my phone. Like, it's just kind of like a paragon. And it always.

[Feidelberg]

I just. People talked about it like, I, I, I, I. After watching the first episode, I was like, I think I'm putting Black Mirror in the same box I put Nathan Fielder in. Where people say it's genius.

[KFC]

I think it was the original season. Yes.

[Feidelberg]

I thought people were saying that again about this season.

[KFC]

I certainly wouldn't. I mean, it's always. All of them are far fetched and silly now. There's always one theme question, kernel of truth or something that makes me like that. That's thought provoking. Like, what if, what if the world went down that road?

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Or what is. You know, what if you could gaslight someone in real life? Like, like, I don't know. Some just far fetched. But it's. It's not like the, it's not what it once was. I think they ran through all, like, the plausible ideas.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Kind of cool that the.

[Feidelberg]

In the first episode, I was like, they're doing way too much. Where the first episode was like, it's like, here's our commentary on pharmaceutical sales. The medical industry. Ads only fans.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

Subscriptions, like, it was like. And also the subscriptions, like ants on Netflix.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Premium.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Right after that, I want you to watch the Gaslighting one is fucking preposterous. It's like, how's the.

[Bob Fox]

The Star Trek one? Because I like the original USS Callister.

[KFC]

Oh, I didn't know. I haven't gone through them all yet.

[Bob Fox]

So they got a sequel to that, which is apparently 90 minutes. And they said they made, like, a movie. Yeah. See, I like Kristen Milioti from the Penguin.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, I like Callister too. Callister was good.

[KFC]

That was good. I like the.

[Feidelberg]

The.

[KFC]

There was another space one with it. With Aaron Paul.

[Bob Fox]

Yes.

[KFC]

Yeah, that's like a little mini movie, too.

[Feidelberg]

That was, like, last. That was the only one I like from last year.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Yeah. They always have one that I think is good. The rest are kind of like.

[Feidelberg]

I thought. I think I misunderstood. I thought, I'm sure there are people out there without Pavs included. It said that one was, like, really good.

[Jackie]

I just watched Shutter island last night for the first time.

[Feidelberg]

What do we think?

[Bob Fox]

Good one.

[Jackie]

So crazy. I did not see it coming at all.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

I don't know why I didn't. And I thought it was about, for some reason, like, like, a island of celebrities that looked like other people. And then like, like, I just, like, had it all before.

[Bob Fox]

You watch the movie or mid movie?

[Jackie]

Like, mid movie. I was like, all right, where do the celebrities come in? It is an entertainment.

[KFC]

That's a great one.

[Feidelberg]

What inspired this?

[Jackie]

I was just, like, telling I was with my family this weekend. I was like, oh, I never. I'm like, been too scared to watch Shutter island alone, but, like, I want to watch it. And my sister was just like, let's watch it like you, because it's so up my alley.

[Feidelberg]

But it's one of his best fear.

[Jackie]

Of, like, being crazy that I, I. I think I'm officially off the hook for schizophrenia, by the way.

[KFC]

You're not.

[Bob Fox]

That's good.

[Jackie]

I'm not.

[Bob Fox]

Congrats.

[Feidelberg]

Hell, yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Nice.

[KFC]

I didn't realize that you were stressed about that.

[Feidelberg]

He's actually brought this up online.

[KFC]

I could have told you. You're definitely, definitively not schizophrenic.

[Jackie]

No, I don't Think that that's definitive. I've asked pilots to like, keep check on me because, like, sometimes I just.

[Feidelberg]

Like, really, I. I'm fully in charge.

[KFC]

If I have to send her to an institution.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, you. You're Jackie's power of attorney.

[KFC]

We spend eight hours sitting next to each other every day. I do a little chat. What makes, what makes you think and what did you. Were you ever like. Yeah, it's long. There's been times. I mean, schizophrenia is like, you, you know, the craziest you can be. What are you talking about?

[Jackie]

Well, I. I have like. Okay, so I realize that this is like normal, but I'll definitely have periods of being like, kind of out of body, like this isn't real and like, I kind of freak out.

[KFC]

Well, yeah, we know she's simulation and.

[Jackie]

But like, but like it gets a little. And then there was just definitely a period. So I like, I like was on. On Lexa Brow before, like, anxiety medication. And then like I cut it off cold turkey and like, you're not supposed to do that. I went really crazy, guys. I kind of kept it like.

[KFC]

Like I say you've never, you know, you've just been the same old idiot here.

[Jackie]

Well, I remember when I was kind of like crying, there was just a period where I was like, also like crashing out and like going through like a thing. But like, during that period, I definitely was like kind of keeping it in check up here. And I thought that was. And then, and then I was having like brain zaps. And I didn't realize it was like when you.

[KFC]

It's a brain zap.

[Jackie]

So when you cut off like Lexra or like anxiety medication, you like, literally see electricity and hear electricity in your head and it's really crazy. And I didn't know that that was a thing, so I was like, oh, my God, it's starting.

[Feidelberg]

How long is it? When. When will give me the time frame?

[Jackie]

Now I sound crazy too.

[Feidelberg]

From this. When was this happening?

[KFC]

Maybe now I'm back on speed dial.

[Jackie]

What was it like?

[Feidelberg]

What period was this happening?

[Jackie]

A year.

[KFC]

I remember coming into the studio every now and then. You had been crying. Yeah, I just thought that was like, girl, like.

[Jackie]

But I think that, yeah, it was good. Like, I got stuff down that I need to get done, but I think it was largely because I cut off. Yeah, but I needed a little bit of insanity to like, get you going.

[Feidelberg]

To make a mess before you clean up.

[Jackie]

Anyways. I don't know.

[KFC]

Shutter Island, Great movie talking.

[Jackie]

Yeah, Shutter Island.

[KFC]

I feel like Shutter island is, is the movie that people are like, it's, it's like underrated, but it's not. Cuz we all say that. You know what I mean?

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Like, it's, it's not mentioned with the Aviator and the Departed and all these other ones, but it's like, you are. We're always saying that, you know, Are.

[Bob Fox]

You the one that has the tweet about Shutter island, about the towel, about the way Leo wears his towel?

[Feidelberg]

I don't know. I do get mad about how people wear the towels.

[Bob Fox]

So funny. Wears it right? Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

Special. No. Lou Lo rocks it up around his sternum. I'm like, what are you doing, dude?

[KFC]

Cover your nips up like a girl.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, no, I, I, I, I get very towel judgy.

[Bob Fox]

I, I feel like it might have been an old tweet of yours in the past, because I, ever since I saw the tweet of the towel up to his nips, I've never been able to see it.

[KFC]

That's a crazy move for. There you go. There you go. There it is. I'm watching Shutter island end.

[Bob Fox]

Is this it?

[KFC]

No, no, that's a Jackie tweet you, by the way.

[Bob Fox]

But he had a T. But that's.

[KFC]

You know, that's it.

[Feidelberg]

That's too high. My belly button sits on my hips.

[KFC]

Above the belly button is, Is too high. Anything above the belly button is too high.

[Feidelberg]

But, like, Lou would be up here. Dud, by the way, I texted him, because in that show, in that. Not Shutter island, in that Black Mirror episode, he invented that.

[KFC]

Which one? The.

[Feidelberg]

The Dumb Dummies.

[KFC]

The what?

[Feidelberg]

Dumb Dummies.

[Bob Fox]

For the. The streaming website that the husband goes on.

[Feidelberg]

What Chris O'Dowd is doing.

[Bob Fox]

Wait, where he starts drinking piss, Remember?

[KFC]

Oh, yeah. Yes, I remember that. Where he's like, I'll do it for 10 bucks. I'll do it for $20.

[Feidelberg]

No, it was for Followers.

[KFC]

Yes, it was.

[Feidelberg]

It would do what?

[KFC]

What would. What would you do? Or something.

[Feidelberg]

I forget I texted him. He couldn't remember the name either, but it. I was like.

[Jackie]

He just keeps pulling up tweets about.

[Bob Fox]

I know.

[KFC]

I said it.

[Feidelberg]

I said it. Towels.

[KFC]

Towels.

[Feidelberg]

Right here.

[KFC]

Those towels.

[Feidelberg]

Just those towels.

[KFC]

Just move the water around.

[Feidelberg]

Can I tell you something? I hate my towels. Like, literally this morning in my apartment, I was like, I hate these towels.

[KFC]

Those towels. Just move your water around.

[Bob Fox]

You're a towel Nazi.

[Feidelberg]

Look, here's the deal. I've been talking on the Internet for 15 years. I mentioned towels a couple times.

[KFC]

Dude, the The. The. I want a tow towel that's like a rag, basically. You know what I mean? Like, go sop up the water. The soft ones is just you. You're just moving around.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, that. There. There are two kinds of towels in this world. Towels that dry you and towels that don't dry it.

[KFC]

Yeah. And the soft towels are like. It's like a robe almost. Maybe it feels nice around you, but.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah. When you put the robe on and you can feel yourself, like, the wet bouncing on you again, there are towels like that. Those are such kind of towels.

[Jackie]

Don't you feel as though if you only put it around your head. Hips that, like. Doesn't it. What's the point of not drying your top half?

[Bob Fox]

No, you dry and then I put it on.

[KFC]

You put it on before you put clothes on. You're not naked. Why am I naked? It's like you're brushing your teeth or doing all this at the sink. You just put it around your waist. Okay. You guys put it around, like, your chest. Yeah, but, like, that would actually be really funny if girls just did the waist, too. And then that would be really fun. It's like, I'm already dry. I'm just. There's probably so many movies you. You got. We could probably make such a great list of movies they need to watch.

[Feidelberg]

Oh, yeah.

[KFC]

You know, maybe not him. He's a nerd, but maybe you. Yeah, I'm missing a lot. So much stuff from that era. I. I saw, you know, these.

[Feidelberg]

We're getting pavs on fast five this week.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah.

[KFC]

I saw somebody breaking down the. The. The time period between Wonder Years. Wonder Years is set in, like, the 50s and made in the 80s or 60s and 80s and happy days, same sort of thing. And. And you think of that as, like, it was. It was hearkening back to such an old time. It would be like a show now set in 2005.

[Feidelberg]

That's crazy.

[KFC]

Like, imagine if you're like, time to do this period piece where we're gonna show. They're gonna dress and Talk and that 70s show, 2005.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

That's.

[KFC]

Again, though, I do feel like something happened. Maybe we hit, like, an Internet revolution or like, things have changed, but they haven't changed that much, I don't think. I think if you did something in 2005, you'd be like, oh, I remember those songs. I remember, like, that was closed. But, like, inherently, everything is still in the same ballpark. Whereas, like, I think the difference between, like, the 60s to the 90s is like crazy. Crazy.

[Feidelberg]

I think, I think I agree with you, but I think it's because we live through it.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

Where like, like if you asked me like, do I look different? I'd be like, I don't really look that different.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Feidelberg]

And you showed me a picture of 20 years ago.

[KFC]

Holy.

[Feidelberg]

I look like, really?

[KFC]

If you show me a car from 05, like, remember like cop cars and like the, the movies in like the 70s and 80s look like, like totally. You know what I mean?

[Bob Fox]

I drive a car from 08.

[KFC]

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like we, we almost just like plateaued a little bit in terms of like certain, certain looks and technology and maybe I'm wrong.

[Bob Fox]

I think things definitely slowed down at the very least.

[KFC]

Yeah. We just reached a point where it's like.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah.

[KFC]

It's all.

[Feidelberg]

See, even, like, even like movies.

[KFC]

We've talked about this.

[Feidelberg]

I would say things sped up. I think it's just because we're. I think just because we've been here every day, it look, it feels like it's changing slowly.

[KFC]

We had this discussion about movies though, like that, you know, if you watch Jurassic park from 1992, it's still graphics wise and looks awesome. Yeah. Where you know, in some ways almost like better. And that's crazy. That like true. You know, you're talking like 30 years later.

[Bob Fox]

Spent so much more time on that. Yeah.

[KFC]

Yeah. Some of these like CGI movies now look like that looks fake compared to this. So like there is, there's got to be some level of like we've reached critical mass or whatever you want to call it, where it's like, it doesn't get much better.

[Bob Fox]

People bring that up with all the time. Yeah. Like you look at like PS2 to PS3 and it's like, holy massive.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

And then like PS4 to PS5 and you're like, yeah, it looks a little better.

[KFC]

Fucking iPhones are all kind of like it's just incremental, you know, until maybe there's another, you know, explosion or whatever. I don't know.

[Jackie]

Do you feel any kind of like I was born in the wrong generation? I feel like you don't.

[KFC]

If I had to pick one person, be the post trouble. This is you.

[Bob Fox]

I guess so. But I feel like it's such a cringy like, like, no, I'm an old soul. Yeah.

[KFC]

Yeah, but you are. I mean, you, you know.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah. I think I would have had a lot of fun.

[KFC]

How old are you again?

[Bob Fox]

26.

[Jackie]

Oh my God.

[Bob Fox]

I think I would have had like a lot of fun. If I was born, like, grew up with my brother and sister. Like, my sister's nine years older than me, brother's 12 years old.

[KFC]

I mean, you know the music you listen to Star wars, it's all old, you know?

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, I was seeing that. I watched Complete Unknown the other night, and I was thinking, I was like, 60s.

[KFC]

They ripped.

[Feidelberg]

Like farting around the West Village on a motorcycle, shooting up to Newport. That's. I mean, there's also nothing stopping you. Like, it's like, Pat has a motorcycle. I could bar. I can do it right now. I can walk out the door and go get on a motorcycling ride to Newport. But in 65, it was different.

[KFC]

Pat is like a motorcycle, like junkie.

[Bob Fox]

They'll post like, time lapse videos of him driving up to Massachusetts doing, like.

[KFC]

Content of like, being. Which would be so fun funny. If he. I want him to like, make a motorcycle whatever show page, whatever it is, get a whole bunch of followers and then come out to them as gay and just have them be like, what?

[Feidelberg]

That would be the opposite. Once that happens, that's how he comes out to us, that he's straight.

[KFC]

It's like, dude, you're straight.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, you're straight.

[KFC]

He's always, oh, I hate chicks.

[Feidelberg]

Straight.

[KFC]

I would like to live in a time where there's. There's no technology. That would be cool.

[Feidelberg]

I don't know what my career.

[Bob Fox]

I don't think I could survive. Like, I couldn't survive living in like, North New Jersey, New York in the 60s, 70s or 80s. I think maybe the 90s, I could get away with.

[KFC]

The 90s are the greatest hour of.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, but like, like, that's why I feel like I can't say I was born in the wrong era. Like, if I was born in the.

[KFC]

70S, why do you say you couldn't live?

[Bob Fox]

I think I get stabbed on the subway or something going to a Yankee.

[KFC]

You're not tough enough.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, no, exactly. Yeah. I was born in the right era. I'm allergic to all fruit, buddy.

[KFC]

But it just imagine living in that era of like where we. We were talking about this like a couple episodes now of like, you just get a job, work for a few years, and you've made enough money to like, buy a house and retire and all crazy. That would be cool.

[Feidelberg]

My dad talks about that era where he's like, he's like, yeah, when I got a job, you're underpaid for five years, you're overpaid the rest of your life.

[KFC]

Yeah, yeah, right. That's not the case anymore. It's funny because it's either like unimaginable wealth for like. No. You know, you can be like an Internet influencer who makes like $100 million, or you, you can't make enough to buy a house. It's like one extreme or the other. So there's some people like, this is the greatest era ever because you're one of these, you know, lucky people who can do that. But I mean, like, like the Shannon Sharp's gonna get $100 million. You know, like that. There's more, more opportunity for that than, than anything. But that's the very top, you know, 0.001%. Yeah. The rest of us are just gonna make like 50 grand until you die. I don't know what. People need to stop talking about their money. That's what they need to do.

[Jackie]

People in New York are so quick to ask what your rent is. It's kind of crazy.

[Bob Fox]

That is a super common question.

[KFC]

It's also a little. I think there's a couple things. I think they're. It's a little bit of commiserating and then it's a little backdoor way to find out like how you're doing.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah. What's your rent? And they multiply it by four.

[KFC]

Yeah. I bet more though, from a point of view of like, like that he got hit with that lawsuit as soon as he talked about making $100 million. It's like, I don't think that would have happened if you don't talk about the money. Just keep your business quiet, bro. Get your dick hard with Bluechew. Have better sex with Bluechew. It's the original brand offering chewable tablets for better sex. And starting now, Bluetooth is offering a combo so strong it'll knock your socks off and your neighbor's socks off. You gotta move. You'll have to move towns with the amount of noise you'll be making. Bluechew Max has arrived and combines the active ingredients of Viagra and Cialis into one chewable. That's like, like, that's like Thanos getting all the stones. You get the Viagra, you get the Cialis. Put them together and that means that it act acts fast and it lasts because Viagra used to be like, you get that hard on right away. Cialis is the long lasting.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

There you go, guys. Be ready when she needs it. And get your first month of Bluetooth for free when you go to bluetooth.com. it's made in the USA. It's prepared and shipped directly to your door and it's just a few clicks away. They link up with a doctor, they approve you, they send it right to your door. All done online. That means no business to the doctor, no awkward conversations, no waiting in line at the pharmacy. And they will not stop. Bluechew is on a mission. They won't stop until every man is bricked up like a brick house. So make life easier by getting harder and discover all your [e-mail] and right now you get the first month for free when you use promo code KFC. All you got to do is pay the $5 for shipping. That's promo code kfcluchew.com for more details and important safety information. Thank you BlueChew for sponsoring the podcast. He, he's. That he is on the offensive in a. I don't know if that's going to work for him the way he's doing it.

[Feidelberg]

What's that?

[KFC]

Yeah. So Shan Sharp is. So he, you know, a couple days ago and announced he's going to get $100 million deal. And then this girl comes out and says this girl he dated consensually for two years but is saying that he forced himself on her two in two different occasions. And he came out right away and made a video being like this is all these allegations are false, he said. And, and the girl lawyered up with the, the Tony Busby who's like the Jay Z, like celebrity lawyer he goes after, you know, and he said Tony Busby is going to put out a 30 second snippet of a sex tape that makes me look like an abuser. I challenged them to put out the full video. Go ahead, put out the full 10 minutes. If I had it, I would, but.

[Bob Fox]

I don't have access to goodness.

[KFC]

So, but, and, and so I don't know. A lot of, a lot of it, like the timing seems suspicious. I think it's a little bit weird. Like if you're, if you're in a consensual relationship, that does not mean that, you know, you can't be abused or assaulted. But it's just all a lot of like weird circumstances. But when you're 54 and you're dating a 19 year old, 19 year old.

[Bob Fox]

What the.

[KFC]

I didn't know that at first. Like I, I do think he probably is probably a lot of weird on both sides. But the, like that to me is where it starts.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

Well, down to that. And that doesn't mean, you know, did anything. It's not Illegal. I mean, I think they need to change the age or something like that. There needs to be a new. It's not based on just you do this and you're legal. It should be like an age gap thing, you know what I mean?

[Feidelberg]

Like the old. Was it you divide your age in.

[KFC]

Half plus seven or whatever. Like, like if you. Okay, if you're 18, you are legal.

[Feidelberg]

So weird. We were like concerned with that when you were like 20.

[KFC]

I know, but it's not funny that like more people were concerned about that when they were like 20 than like.

[Feidelberg]

The 50 year olds.

[KFC]

The 50 year olds just say is illegal.

[Bob Fox]

It should be post headlines on is horrible Shannon Sharp to rape.

[KFC]

Yeah, that was. Well, so then that was interesting though. They put out this, this. She, she put up a phone clip, a phone call clip. And she says they're arguing and she says, stop manipulating me. And he goes, if you say that word one more time, I'm gonna choke the out of you. Which is not a good thing. But the headline of like I'm gonna choke you versus if you said that, like it's like, you know, Shannon Sharp says he's going to kill woman. And it's like, if you do that one more time, I'm gonna kill you.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

So it's all very. But it all comes about when once people find out that, you know, you're flaunting your money. But yeah, this is, this is gonna get, this is gonna get me. He did offer her 10 million bucks up front to not say anything, but. And I know that looks bad, but I don't know, there's definitely a world where it's like, that doesn't necessarily mean I did anything illegal. But there's a bunch of. That's going to be distasteful. There's a bunch of that's going to be private and weird and I'd rather that just not be out there. But the, the look of I'm willing to give this person $10 million to go away certainly looks guilty. But when you, if you're about to make 100 million and your people are saying, you know, this will hurt your brand, if we can make this go away, we should.

[Feidelberg]

But yeah, I'm not even giving someone $10 million. I'm instead taking 90 million to not.

[KFC]

Have a hassle, that's really. Yeah, that's really what it is. And, and it's also like you're getting offered 100 million but not after these accusations come out. So now you're gonna get knocked down to like 50, so you might as well give her 10 so that, you know, you start doing the math and all this. Yeah. But, you know, it definitely does not look and sound good. And then he released like text messages that she sent to him that are like, crazy explicit. Being like one was like, I want you to. I want to put my tongue in your ass. And then you put a black baby in me.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, my goodness.

[KFC]

Oh, my God, this is gonna get so messy.

[Bob Fox]

I don't know if this is distasteful to bring up. Andor debuted last night.

[Feidelberg]

Star wars show is hilarious.

[KFC]

Put a big. Kept saying, put a big black baby in me. He goes, and this is another thing, you know, they slide this in there. He goes, her name is Gabby, which also is a little weird because she's. She. She filed as Jane Doe. And I don't think you're supposed to out people, but I also sometimes think, if you're gonna drag me, we're gonna be public, then you gotta be public. But he goes, her name's Gabby, also known as Carly on Only Fans, which is a way to like slide in that. She's also an only fans girl. So. So it's a whole lot of mudslinging and all that. So young.

[Feidelberg]

And the black baby reminds me of one of my favorite jokes. It was like. It was like 2001, Brady. This pats won the Super Bowl. Brady was on Letterman. And I guess at the time some woman had offered. I'm sure. I'm sure he wasn't a real offer. I'm sure it was a psychotic fan or whatever. And someone had offered Brady a million dollars for a sample of his sperm. So they could. Should make their baby or whatever.

[KFC]

That's actually a great idea. They should become studs.

[Feidelberg]

And. And David Letterman goes, you should take it. Just send them Vince Wilforks or something like that. And I was like, that would be great. Of course, nowadays it's not okay.

[Bob Fox]

I think there's a Jason Bateman movie about that. The Switch up, the Change up, something like that.

[Feidelberg]

You're mixing up two movies. There's Change up. The Change up stars Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds. A great movie movie. And then you're thinking of Switch. No, the Switch is also a Jason Bate movie. You were thinking of. Ah, God. What's it called? It's Vince Vaughn. Vince Vaughn has like a thousand kids.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

No, no, no. I'm thinking of the Jason Bateman one where Jennifer Aniston is having. She's gonna get inseminated. He goes into the bathroom all Drunk and spills the cup. And he's like, I guess I'll just put mine in there.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's funny.

[KFC]

I'll just put mine in there.

[Bob Fox]

I was gonna say. Andor the new Star wars show debuted last night. Big, big, like, change in Star wars culture. They said rape in a Star wars for the first time.

[Feidelberg]

Really?

[Bob Fox]

There's an attempted rape. It was adult. I didn't even know.

[KFC]

Like, a guy forcing himself.

[Bob Fox]

Like, he's. He's like, it's heavily implied. He's grabbing her. She says, he tried to rape me. It was like. It's now Andorra is like Star wars for adults.

[KFC]

It's like, yeah, yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Dark. Fucking real mature show. But I was sitting there in my X Wing helmet, my lightsaber. Oh, my God.

[KFC]

So me and Baby Yoda are like, holy.

[Bob Fox]

Like, oh, my. The ears do it. Don't listen, Grogu. Don't listen.

[Feidelberg]

That's hilarious. Holy.

[Bob Fox]

Texted Jeff D. L. I was like, you didn't warn me for that one.

[Jackie]

In. In Shutter island, they said the N word, like, hard R. And I had such, like, a, like, white woman reaction. I was like, oh, God. And I was so proud of myself.

[Feidelberg]

That's a good check.

[Jackie]

That was a good check.

[KFC]

Have you ever seen me and you saw this recently? I think we were both watching, like, on tbs, the Longest Yard remake with Adam Sandler.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Stone Cold goes Stone Cold Goldberg.

[KFC]

Goldberg or Stone Cold?

[Bob Fox]

Both of them are.

[KFC]

Yeah, but.

[Bob Fox]

But Stone Cold says, I think, Stone Cold.

[KFC]

Yeah. I mean, he blatantly drops a hard R right on Nelly. And that show, that. That movie is like a fun sports movie.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah, dude.

[KFC]

They used to throw this around.

[Feidelberg]

Like, that's how a white man runs a football.

[Bob Fox]

You guys talk about Stone Cold driving his ATV into the fans.

[KFC]

Did we talk about this?

[Feidelberg]

No.

[KFC]

Oh, at WrestleMania, he drove his. His ATV down the ramp, and he crashes it into the barrier. And there was a girl sitting front row, but there's still, like, several feet.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

And she, like, it hits and she kind of gets jarred. And then I think she sees the potential for, like, dollar signs and then just, like, collapses.

[Bob Fox]

She was pissed.

[KFC]

Watch her just fall down. Like, bro, if anything, that's like, if you're sitting front row, WrestleMania, it's an honor. I'd be like, run me over. So this is on my face and run me over.

[Bob Fox]

That being said, my first wrestling event ever, I was front row for the raw after WrestleMania 20. Stone Cold comes out, does the beer bag. Beer all over my lap as A four year old, I think.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

And my dad was ready to jump the barricade and fight Stone Cold. And it was like, no, no, this is an honor. But my brother brought up a great point about this. Nick Khan had to go over to this girl right afterwards and, like, calm her down.

[KFC]

Well, even Stone Cold kind of gave her, like.

[Bob Fox]

He was like, are you all right?

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

And then this was also kind of funny. He misses the ramp to go on.

[KFC]

He's supposed to go with that black thing there, that black rap. So he's got to stop. He has to bag it up, up, and then they have to help him move.

[Bob Fox]

My brother said he's like, what if this girl goes backstage? She goes, I want that man sobriety tested right now. Right after he does the beer test. What happens? What happens?

[KFC]

Then he was drunk and he crashed.

[Bob Fox]

Into me and he hurt me at Wrestlemania. Look at this. He got the wheel stuff.

[KFC]

He might have been drawing. Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

There's a chance he was there.

[KFC]

And then you would think at this point that he would be like, all right, let me, like, figure my out.

[Bob Fox]

He's just like. He went so fast. I was watching from the press box, like, oh, my God.

[Feidelberg]

He's got to slow down.

[KFC]

And then watch this, though. He. He does a little double middles, and.

[Bob Fox]

Then he zips down.

[KFC]

Watch how fast he goes down the ramp. Here he is moving, bro. Bro, that's bad. So like an indoor. That's a good ramp. He's got enough space there, but badass. And then what? He just kind of said, like, you guys are awesome, then left.

[Bob Fox]

He. So both nights they had a legend come announce the attendance of the building. So the first night it was Shawn Michaels. The second night it was Stone Cold. And he did a funny bit where he was like, I don't know if this number's true, so I'm going to have to verify myself. 1, 2, 1, 3, 4.

[Feidelberg]

What?

[KFC]

He is awesome. He is great.

[Jackie]

Can you have a golf cart in New York City? I feel like I've never seen one.

[Bob Fox]

Can you drive one?

[Feidelberg]

Probably not, I'd venture to guess. No, but you should be able to do.

[KFC]

I would love to get back on that scooter trend. If we can have the city bikes. I think we should have the scooters.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

I mean, the lime scooters.

[KFC]

Yeah, yeah, that was that. I'm.

[Feidelberg]

I'm a. I mean, you can have them.

[KFC]

No, but we should have them like the. You know, you can pick them up and drop them off if you. It's actually, I Think safer. Like the city bikes are heavy and.

[Bob Fox]

You'Re pedaling and like are definitely, I think, definitely safer.

[KFC]

Yeah. I'm surprised that if you can do that, you should be able to do this city. Should just do city scoots too, or whatever.

[Bob Fox]

Although the. The dead zones of those. I didn't realize they had dead zones. I went to Atlanta last year for pfl. It was such a hot day.

[KFC]

What, it just cuts off or something?

[Bob Fox]

Yeah. And I wanted to see the hotel they filmed Loki at.

[KFC]

So I said it.

[Bob Fox]

I'm take one of those scooters.

[KFC]

Yeah.

[Bob Fox]

Took it over, got back to my hotel and it stopped working. And I was like far away from my hotel, but I was like, I guess I just gotta fucking lug this thing. The heaviest scooter you could ever imagine when it's dead. It's like a hundred pound razor scooter. Lugged it all the way back to my hotel. Tried to like say, all right, I'm leaving it here. It's like, no, no, this is a dead zone. Zone. I had to lug this thing a mile away from my hotel and then walk back. I took the scooter so I wouldn't sweat. I got back to my hotel room, like, boring.

[Feidelberg]

It's horrible.

[KFC]

I was cruising around Austin. I took. I took it like into the suburbs of Austin.

[Bob Fox]

Frankie's a big scooter guy. So on the punk dates, like in dc, we were zipping around. It's awesome. Could not keep up with him. He's like zooming out of traffic.

[KFC]

Yeah, I had one. One for a couple days in New York and I was taking it from the old office up to Grand Central and I was flying up and down Park Avenue and I was like, this is so sick.

[Bob Fox]

And I will eventually logging it onto the train.

[KFC]

No. Yeah, it really was only two days. And then it broke. We got like a prototype, so I think I brought it on the. On the Metro north with me. And then like, it was like one trip and it broke. But. But yeah, I'm a big time scooter guy. That'd be fire. So pop pong coming up. My mom's basement. Still cooking. Anything? Anything on the horizon?

[Bob Fox]

May 4th. I'm doing my first ever 24 hour stream. I hope people.

[KFC]

Oh, fuck.

[Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[KFC]

What's that for? May the fourth.

[Bob Fox]

Just May the fourth. And it's the 20th anniversary of revenge of the Sith this year. Okay, so we're celebrating revenge of the 5th as well. It'll be like 11am on May 4th to 11am on May 5th have, like, a ton of stuff planned for it.

[KFC]

We do it in office or at home?

[Bob Fox]

In office, yeah. In the. In the pop punk studio. So I think Nick Hamilton, Jake Bastard, probably going to be with me probably the whole 24 hours. Hours. It's gonna be.

[KFC]

Oh, you know what I want to do? I want to play some WWF 2K with you.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, that'd be great.

[KFC]

I. I start. I. I started the other day, and I'm very bad at it. I have to, like, learn, like, once.

[Bob Fox]

The basic stuff, you'll get the hang of it.

[KFC]

The very beginning, though, is very, like, setting up, like, your faction and your group and all that.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, you're doing, like, the Myri stuff.

[KFC]

I must have just clicked into that by accident. Is there. Is there a place where you can just wrestle and go?

[Bob Fox]

Totally. A place where you could wrestle and go Also. You'd probably like the. The showcase mode. This year they have, like, two, like, story modes. One of them is called showcase mode mode where you play through, like, classic matches. So you'll play Hogan versus.

[KFC]

You could do, like, Helena cell 98, not that one.

[Bob Fox]

Because this year's faced on the Samoan bloodline. So it's all matches that the Samoan bloodline were involved in. Alpha and Sika, the Rock, the Head Shrinkers, all of that. So it's. It's fun.

[Jackie]

Should we get the gang back together and do that little game that we played?

[Bob Fox]

Oh, Park.

[KFC]

That was on the three of us. Yeah, yeah, I would. I. I'd love all those. I don't know if there's any other, like, little collaborative, cooperative game even just.

[Bob Fox]

Like, get together and play Mario Party one day.

[KFC]

Oh, oh, you know, we got to play Gang Beasts. Have you played that?

[Bob Fox]

I think I've heard of it. Aren't they like, little, like, color guys?

[KFC]

Yeah, you're like these little, like, throw each other off. Yes. You're like, on a dock or something like that. Great game. Yes.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, I definitely.

[KFC]

You walk very funny and you, like, throw your arms and headbutt people and you pick them up and throw them off, but you can climb back up.

[Bob Fox]

And it's almost like that fall guy game without the, like, object, like, the obstacles. It's not like a race. It's just like a battle royal. Right.

[KFC]

But yeah, so then, like, you throw, like, the subway. Yeah. It's so fun. I play with Keegan. He kicks my ass every time. But you get hit by a train. There's one. You do it on a dock and. And sharks jump out of the water. Onto the dock and eat you. There's one where you're in an aquarium and a giant octopus comes out and kills you.

[Bob Fox]

Yeah, this is my.

[KFC]

But, yeah, this. This one will play. And. And. And it's so frustrating and, like, annoying. You just headbutt people and smash them and throw them.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, yeah.

[KFC]

Then you got to climb back up. This guy's about to get creamed by a train.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, no. Oh, no.

[Jackie]

Oh, wow.

[Bob Fox]

Oh, no.

[KFC]

They can't get. But they make it, like, intentionally hard to maneuver. It's not that easy to climb up, so, like, you got to hit, like, a thousand buttons just to make this little climb. And then it's so fun. We got to do it.

[Feidelberg]

Love it.

[KFC]

We got to do it. Yeah, you do. Like, best of seven. It's fun. All right, so, yeah, we'll do some video game streams. My mom's basement's always cooking. Be ready for the May 4th stream. Get ready for punk four episodes of.

[Bob Fox]

My Office Basement this week as well.

[KFC]

Oh, it's a big week.

[Bob Fox]

Big week.

[KFC]

Is mine out?

[Bob Fox]

Yes.

[KFC]

Yeah. Go listen to the last of us. Talk with me, Clem and Bob andor talk. Whoa. I don't know what that one is. That's cool. Thank you, Bob. Appreciate it.

[Bob Fox]

Of course. Thanks for having me.

[Feidelberg]

Thanks, big dog. Sa.