We Break Down the Coldplay "Kiss Cam" The Made the Astronomer CEO Go Viral - Full Episode

Summary

Podcast Summary: KFC Radio – We Break Down the Coldplay "Kiss Cam" The Made the Astronomer CEO Go Viral

Episode Details:

• Title: We Break Down the Coldplay "Kiss Cam" The Made the Astronomer CEO Go Viral
• Release Date: July 22, 2025
• Hosts: Kevin Clancy and John Feidelberg
• Description: Hosted by KFC and Feitelberg, KFC Radio transforms the quintessential bar conversation into podcast form, driven by listener interaction and amusing anecdotes.

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1. Social Media and Fan Accounts

[00:37 - 05:09]

The episode kicks off with a lighthearted discussion about social media fan accounts. Jackie shares her experience with a TikTok fan account managed by a dedicated follower named Lexi.

• Jackie: "She clips everything that I do. Well, she clips everything that I do. It kind of goes viral all the time actually. Viral." [02:21]

Kevin and John reflect on their own lack of fan accounts, humorously contemplating the idea of creating their own.

• Kevin Clancy: "Val, you have a fan account. That's a pretty big celebrity." [03:28]

2. Experiences at "The Nicest" Rap Battle Event

[05:39 - 16:05]

The conversation shifts to their recent attendance at an event called "The Nicest," a rap battle designed around positive and complimentary exchanges.

• Kevin Clancy: "It was the nicest was the greatest event I've ever been to. It was the most fun I've ever had. It was incredible." [06:29]

They discuss the unique dynamics of the event, highlighting moments where rappers pushed the boundaries of compliments in humorous and sometimes awkward ways.

• Kevin Clancy: "The only one I remember is like, dude, I'm telling you, you're like the emoji. You're lit like the eggplant emoji. You're literally a sex symbol." [08:06]

3. Impact of Movies on Culture

[47:00 - 57:12]

A significant portion of the episode delves into how movies influence societal fears and cultural trends. Kevin references a recent article discussing the diminishing fear of nuclear war among younger generations due to a lack of contemporary films addressing it.

• Kevin Clancy: "It's all a perfect circle kind of deal... when you get to see it, which is why I think everyone should see Eddington." [53:03]

Jackie and John add to the discussion by comparing the impact of "Jaws" on shark fears to the absence of nuclear war narratives in modern cinema.

• John Feidelberg: "Movies throughout time, they'll be more colorful when the world needs more color." [54:34]

4. Mental Health and Personal Stories

[17:19 - 24:43]

The hosts open up about their personal struggles with mental health. Jackie shares a vivid, distressing dream that reflects her fears and subconscious battles.

• Jackie: "It was like my son was saying goodbye, like, mom, wake up. Stop." [17:24]

They discuss the challenges of maintaining mental well-being, the importance of therapy, and how personal experiences shape their outlook.

• John Feidelberg: "Never works." (Referring to attempts to mask a hangover) [22:28]

5. Age and Life Reflections

[25:12 - 28:58]

A heartfelt segment where the hosts talk about the nuances of getting older, particularly transitioning from their mid-20s to late 20s and early 30s. They express mixed feelings about aging, responsibilities, and personal growth.

• Kevin Clancy: "I think when people are nice, they want brighter." [55:38]

• John Feidelberg: "26 is humbling by the way. Yeah, I'm not doing well with it." [27:58]

6. Influence of Influencer Culture on Montauk and West Village

[60:52 - 73:08]

The discussion turns to the transformation of traditionally quaint locations like Montauk and West Village, now overrun by influencers and high-priced establishments. They lament the loss of old charm and the rise of commercialization.

• John Feidelberg: "It's just all influencers. I mean every influencer was out this weekend." [61:30]

• Kevin Clancy: "It's cheaper... I forget the exact price, but it was a jarring price for a motel room for the night." [63:21]

7. The Coldplay "Kiss Cam" Incident and Astronomer CEO Resignation

[71:17 - 76:59]

The highlight of the episode revolves around a viral moment involving Coldplay's "Kiss Cam" where the CEO of Astronomer was caught on camera behaving inappropriately, leading to his resignation.

• Kevin Clancy: "He resigned. Crazy." [71:35]

The hosts humorously speculate on the aftermath of the incident, discussing how such viral moments can spiral into personal and professional turmoil.

• Jackie: "I was telling Pabs I had a on the phone addiction thing..." [Relevance needed]

8. Closing Thoughts and Future Plans

[74:00 - End]

As the episode winds down, the hosts share their excitement about upcoming projects and personal plans, including living in Europe and the release schedule for their new show.

• John Feidelberg: "So August 13th is the premiere..." [38:57]

They also touch upon the challenges of maintaining authenticity amidst influencer culture and the evolving landscape of fame.

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Notable Quotes:

• Jackie on Fan Accounts: "She clips everything that I do... it kind of goes viral all the time actually." [02:21]

• Kevin Clancy on "The Nicest": "It was the nicest was the greatest event I've ever been to. It was the most fun I've ever had." [06:29]

• Discussion on Mental Health: "I feel like I'm going through a heartbreak of saying goodbye to my son and then kind of still my dream state." [17:38]

• On Aging: "Telling people 26 feels so different than 25 cuz like 22 to 25, they're all the same thing." [27:00]

• Influencer Impact: "Montauk grew up... it's just all influencers." [61:30]

• Coldplay Incident: "He resigned. Crazy." [71:35]

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Conclusion

This episode of KFC Radio offers a blend of humorous anecdotes, personal reflections, and insightful discussions on contemporary culture. From navigating the complexities of social media fame and dealing with mental health struggles to critiquing the pervasive influence of influencers and dissecting viral incidents, Kevin and John provide an engaging conversation that resonates with listeners. Notably, the breakdown of the Coldplay "Kiss Cam" incident serves as a central narrative, illustrating how moments of public scrutiny can have significant repercussions on personal and professional lives.

For those who haven't tuned into this episode, it presents a candid look into the hosts' lives, offering both laughs and thoughtful commentary on the state of modern society.

Transcript

[Kevin Clancy]

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[John Feidelberg]

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[Jackie]

Yeah, the, my, you know my fan account? No, they like oh, I haven't told you my fan account.

[Una]

You don't know the fan account.

[Jackie]

We.

[John Feidelberg]

Recording does more numbers than Jackie's real account.

[Kevin Clancy]

This fan account.

[Jackie]

Okay, so it's this girl in California named Lexi. Shout out Lexi. And she created like it's Jackie Fan tick tock account. And it's just like she clips everything that I do. Well, she clips everything that I do. It kind of goes viral all the time actually. Viral.

[John Feidelberg]

But like it's a healthy account. It really. Every time.

[Kevin Clancy]

How long has this been going on for?

[Jackie]

Well only like a few like okay, so it's, it's not crazy amount of followers. It's only been around for like two or three months or something. But that, that one, I, you know, I won't say what we were just talking about beforehand, but the clip of me, Lucy. Oh is has 409.7k anyways. But look at this.

[Kevin Clancy]

Look at Jack.

[Jackie]

Four hundred and nine. What's that At Jackie fan. But and everyone, everyone from like high school and college like thinks it's my burner. And just like hey, like you don't have to like act like you're a fan.

[John Feidelberg]

It's so funny if one of us did that.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

A part of me feels like one of you guys are gonna be like, we're with you.

[Kevin Clancy]

This is just sweet D jokes on me and, But I, Dennis is in the background. Like, I was in, I was there the whole time. I wasn't, I wasn't, I wasn't, I wasn't.

[Jackie]

I fucking knew. Obviously. Anyways, and she, she seriously is like the hardest working employee that we don't have. Like, she, she clips every single thing. I love her and I'm obsessed with this account. Like, I hope that she can't see how much I stalk.

[Kevin Clancy]

You should put stuff on Twitter too and follow it.

[Jackie]

Yeah, Yeah. I can't, like, tell her to do that.

[Kevin Clancy]

You wanted to start running this across all platforms.

[Jackie]

I hope. Yeah. Anyways, so it's just like, I really feel like a celebrity every time I see it.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. Val, you have a fan account. That's a pretty big celebrity.

[Jackie]

I know, right? It's really insane. Anyways, I swear to God, it's not my fan account.

[John Feidelberg]

Sure.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. I honestly didn't think so. Now I'm starting to lean that way a little bit.

[Jackie]

Do you guys have a fan account?

[John Feidelberg]

I don't.

[Jackie]

You actually. You definitely do.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

I would imagine though, Harmonies. I'm realizing, like, we should delete all that. Like, what if, what if we get harmonies?

[Kevin Clancy]

What is that oh, my knees thing?

[John Feidelberg]

Can't believe that one didn't take. Looking back, I'm shocked we're not all retired, bro.

[Kevin Clancy]

I don't know if you're being serious or not. I kind of am. I'm like, I don't know. That was at that time. That's what Tick Tock was. Yeah. Made this just for what you guys are doing. Take my dick out every day at the office. It was like, yeah, I gotta go to work and pull my pants down and move my knees somewhat of a rhythm.

[Jackie]

Who filmed that? Nick?

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. I don't know. Everybody filmed it at different times. I don't know. I didn't have like a set person, I don't think. I mean, I did it like five times. It wasn't maybe somewhere between the 5, 10 range, I would guess is how often I did it.

[Jackie]

Yeah, I, I, I think if you honestly had like kept going with that, you could have been. It was just. You only did for like two weeks.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, no, I, I, I bailed on it. I, I don't, I don't give social stuff a lot of time, cuz I don't like doing it. You're like, if it doesn't take off right away, I'm like, well, I'm not going to keep doing this.

[Jackie]

That's like quite literally what they says, consistency.

[Kevin Clancy]

But like with. So I just. But I don't like, I'm very comfortable and happy being consistent with things I enjoy doing. Yeah, I just don't like doing that stuff. So, like, why would I keep doing it?

[Jackie]

Yeah, well, my Tick Tock for you page, like the whole for you page is like, you just have to keep posting like every. You know, like if you're not posting once a day, like, you're not even trying. Whatever. It's like really trying to convince me to post. So I was like, okay, Tick Tock wants me back. Like, I don't post on Tik Tok ever. So like, Tik Tok wants me back. So I posted one Tick Tock and flopped. So I was like, oh, okay. Well then I'm not gonna do this.

[Kevin Clancy]

You have to at least encourage me a little bit. Put this into the algorithm. I'll keep coming back.

[Jackie]

Put it in one time. Give me a little bit of like beginners, whatever. Anyways, it's stupid. How are you guys?

[Kevin Clancy]

Good.

[John Feidelberg]

How are you?

[Kevin Clancy]

Lovely. How are you?

[Jackie]

Good. I have negative energy today.

[Kevin Clancy]

Negative, I guess. I heard you were out clubbing Friday night.

[John Feidelberg]

Where were you?

[Jackie]

You heard that? I was out clubbing Friday night.

[Kevin Clancy]

Night I. I was with Tommy on Saturday.

[Jackie]

Oh yeah?

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

Oh yeah, I saw him. Yeah. I was like, what did I do? Saturday night or Friday night? I. Yeah, he's with a little lady, I think, shout out to me. And I saw him and then I was like, I don't want to, you know, have me and my friends, like all come infiltrate and like, screw up his, you know, he was. He was clearly in the middle of something, so we didn't really hang out that much. But I saw him.

[Kevin Clancy]

No, he failed, so don't worry about it.

[Jackie]

Oh, damn. We could have gotten free bottle service at the table. But I specifically was like, no, no, cook.

[Kevin Clancy]

Let me cook. Hungry Man. The. I saw him Saturday because we went to the nicest.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

Oh yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

The nicest was the greatest event I've ever been to. It was the most fun I've ever had. It was incred, dude, the guys were so good.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, and they were just complimenting each other, so everything was great. However they, you know, with a. A rap battle, the demographic is certain one way. Mostly black people. Yeah, black people don't really love gay stuff. Yeah, a rap compliment battle.

[Jackie]

Pretty gay.

[Kevin Clancy]

You Got to get pretty close to borderline gay pretty often, you know? And it was like being in, like, a comedy club when a white comedian is doing a borderline racist joke. Like, you could feel the whole crowd pull back. Like, where you going with this, dude? And it would just get silent all the time. And I was dying laughing, like I couldn't control it. And. And there was one guy, one guy in particular, who every time things got, like, borderline gay, like, there's one line where a guy said something like, I forget, but it's like, I'm about to glaze him or whatever. And like, everyone would pull back and there'd be silence in the room. And then there was this one guy who would always just say something along the lines of, yo, that's crazy. Like, there would be silence in the room and you just hear, that's insane.

[Jackie]

He's like a heckler.

[Kevin Clancy]

He would wait until it got just quiet enough. Like, dude, there was one guy, it was a white guy, and he had like 10 lines about the other guy's dick. And he would like. He had one. One line was like. The only one I remember is like, dude, I'm telling you, you're like the emoji. You're lit like the eggplant emoji. You're literally a sex symbol. And again, it would just get silent. That's insane.

[Jackie]

He's like ad libbing like Migos. But like.

[Kevin Clancy]

And then that one when that guy kept going, enough because he had like 10 in a row, which is like the guy's dick. And after like three, the crowds are being like, enough. You don't want anymore. And he was like, look, you guys got. Just lock in. I got like 10 more of these. It was so funny just being around. I don't think it's homophobic. I don't know. I was thinking about it. I was like, I don't think it's homophobic. It is just like, aggress. Like, I wouldn't want to hear about this guy fucking a woman either. Yeah, like, it is just aggressively sexual. Yeah, but it was. It was so funny, dude.

[Jackie]

Wait, was this the first time doing it?

[Kevin Clancy]

No, no, I think this is the second, maybe even third. But it's the first time I was like, in town in the summer. And also the other crazy thing. So the event was at 2:00pm Ticketed event. 2:00pm on the ticket we got there 2:00pm There was literally nobody else there. Like, like, literally zero other people aside from, like, production. Like, Owen was there, Tyler was there a couple other People and like. But like, the rappers weren't there, crowd wasn't there, hosts weren't there. And we were like hung out for like a half hour. I guess we'll go to a bar and come back. And we went.

[Jackie]

Paid for a ticket, by the way.

[Kevin Clancy]

I. No, no, no, I didn't pay. I've been saying, like, on the ticket it said 2pm and. And then as we're walking out, we see Ronald like, dude, it's like. It says 2pm it starts. He's like, ah, you guys aren't on rapper time. I was like. I was like, I. I've heard of rapper time, but like, I didn't know it meant hours. Like, I thought it was like, women take a long time getting dressed. Like maybe 10 minutes. We showed up at 2 thinking, like, I'll be on the earlier side, but people will be there and we'll be mingling about.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Not a soul was there. They didn't start till like 3:34 or something like that.

[Jackie]

He should have.

[Kevin Clancy]

I was like, yo, that's crazy.

[Jackie]

He should have had like an opener. Just do like crowd work but, like, only say nice things about the crowd.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jackie]

Right, That's. And where was this?

[Kevin Clancy]

It was at Chelsea Music hall where we did. It was. It was. Honestly, it was so much. I can't wait for the next one.

[John Feidelberg]

It was so cool.

[Kevin Clancy]

It was like. It was incredible. The guy, all the guys, all the. All the rappers were so talented. It was so fun. It was. It was a blast. I can't. I don't know when it comes out, but. Highly, highly. How long is was. Eight. Eight Battle raps. Battle raps are three rounds a piece. I would guess they're somewhere between a minute and two. Okay. Each side. So each round is roughly five minutes. I would say five to seven, maybe.

[John Feidelberg]

That's awesome.

[Kevin Clancy]

What's up?

[John Feidelberg]

Full crowd.

[Kevin Clancy]

Full crowd. It was honestly, like, obviously all I know about battle rapping is like 8 mile and then what I've learned from Roan. But it was great. It was so much fun. I had a blast. I. I was kind of on the fence about going just because. I don't know, I was tired, but I'm very, very, very happy I went.

[John Feidelberg]

It was a blast.

[Jackie]

So, like, to give me a better idea, what would you say, like, about me if you feel that way about it?

[Kevin Clancy]

That was funny. That was. Tommy had an idea where he was like. Tommy was so hungover. He was just sitting down. He was the only person in the whole place just sitting.

[Jackie]

He was like, and he didn't even close.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, he's like, I was out till 4:30. Like, why do we have the four days? I'm trying to close, but, oh, Tommy had the idea to do a video with Roan to promote the nicest, I believe. Or maybe it was just. Tommy was just stealing the idea as a whole. And it was gonna be Tommy versus Roan in a nicest compliment rap battle where he's just, oh, rap, rap. Battling the nice. The greatest rap battle in the world. And he has to be nice to him. Tommy's like, I would just go for 10 seconds and then make Ron go. But, yeah, that was very fun. I saw Eddington. Remember, that is the new Joaquin Phoenix. Austin Butler, Emma Stone, Pedro Pascal. Ari Aster directed it. I genuinely believe it should be mandatory viewing for all Americans.

[Jackie]

Why?

[Kevin Clancy]

It's. It's so good. It's incredible. I. I like. It's very divisive. People either love it or hate it. And the people who hate it aren't crazy. Like, it's. I'm not like, what are you nuts? Like, I see why you could hate it. I fucking loved it. But the, like, it's like split into, like, three movies, basically. The third movie is insane. It's just nuts. It just goes off the deep end.

[John Feidelberg]

I mean, I saw the trailer and I was like, how did we get here?

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, that was my thought. The second movie in it, it's like an hour. It's like an hour. The first movie is like an hour. Then it's like 45 minutes. Only 45 minutes sense the second movie is just like Hell or High Water. It's just an awesome action movie. Yeah, it's like some mix of like, Wind river and Hell or High Water with, like, awesome action slash thriller scenes. And the first third of it is what I would call the most accurate and chilling perhaps depiction of life during COVID where it was like, no one looks good, dude. Like, you. Whatever side you were on, if you watch this, you'll see like, flashes of yourself and you'll be like, I hope I didn't sound like that. That didn't look great. Like, that's not a point I was trying to get across or anything like that. Like, the first third of it, you really see yourself. Like, it's like in a mirror or two. And it's not even like. Like, it's the two sides, obviously. And I wouldn't say I was wholeheartedly on one side, but everyone was forced to fall into a side. And you see both of them like at their worst. And you're like, I was definitely saying stuff like that. That looks bad. I might want to reconsider my actions going forward. And I think it like, cuz it just perfectly like, shows how we got to where we are now. Like, it's like everyone is. It's the first time I've ever seen like, phone addiction displayed in a real sense. Like. Like I've seen it as a. As a punchline in a comedy or like in a horror. It kind of furthers the plot or whatever. This was like, hey, this is people up. Like, it was like, it was all. It was depicted, like drug use. Like, people would kind of like disappear into their phones and like they'd be on it solo and they'd be looking at insane. And then it was just, I can't, I can't. It was so good. Yeah, so good. And then there's. There's this one. Obviously the two sides are pretty clearly displayed. Joaquin Phoenix is the sheriff. Pedro Pascal is the mayor. They're both kind of scumbags, but they're both good people. They're both like. They both start off as just people who are trying to do their best.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And then they kind of fall into the podcasts and the conspiracies and this and that and. And you see how kind of everything happened. But there's one guy in it who's just this maniac drunk homeless guy. I was like, which one of these was.

[John Feidelberg]

I.

[Kevin Clancy]

Was like, I guess in the grand scheme of things, like, that's kind of the best one to be. If you had to be one of the three sides. Like, the maniac homeless drunk guy is probably one of the better ones. But it was, it was. I can't get over it. It's all I've thought about, all I've talked about. It's insane. Like, if you might, you might see it and hate it. That's. That's fair. That's valid. I thought it was fucking incredible.

[Jackie]

I was telling Pabs I had a on the phone addiction thing. Like a half dream, half like kind of like in and out of dream state the other day. That screwed me up. It was like I woke up and I just like had a feeling. Like I had like said goodbye to somebody. Like had like a sad goodbye. And I was like, I really like, can't shake this feeling. And then I closed my eyes and I saw this boy's face and I was like, that's my son. Like, I just said goodbye to my son. And so then I was like, wow. Like, I kind of, like, was still awake and I was like, this is like, really weird. Like, I feel like I'm like going through a heartbreak of saying goodbye to my son and then kind of still my dream state. It was like my son was saying goodbye, was like, try, like had just given up on me because I was a drug addict. Because I was a drug addict. And then upon further dream half, I don't. Maybe, I don't know, like, I was kind of hungover, whatever. Then I realized that he wasn't. It wasn't drug addiction. It was. And this is gonna sound like spot on, like, simulation addiction where I kept going into my simulation, like, living this life as Jackie. And I was like, oh, like, you know, I'm living this younger girl's life. And. And the son, my son was like, mom, wake up. Stop. Like, just living this life, like, I need you. I need you. And then I was sobbing.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, that's pretty goddamn sad.

[Jackie]

Anyways, I feel like that would make a great movie.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, it would make a very good movie. Yeah, it's. I. It's similar to what's happening. I imagine like, hey, can I have some fucking cereal, lady?

[Jackie]

Yeah, exactly. Like, he was just like, hey, fucking pay attention. It was so sorry. To my son out in another universe.

[John Feidelberg]

You've read the. The lamp Reddit thing, right?

[Jackie]

Yeah. That freaks me.

[John Feidelberg]

The out was that it was like if the. One of the most famous Reddit posts, like a story about a guy who like, just looked too long into a lamp, right? And then realized the last, like 20 years of his life was a. Was all vision.

[Jackie]

Yeah, you explained that, like, so terrible. No, but like, that's pretty much what it is. It's like he, like, sees this lamp, this red lamp, I don't know what, whatever, but. And it starts to kind of flicker and then he's like, looking at it longer and then like, he's. It's just like kind of like he's like it's flickering. I don't know why the flickering is bothering me so much. Actually, I'm not. And then he looks again and it's upside down. And then he pretty much figures out.

[Kevin Clancy]

You guys both explained it beautifully. I feel like I'm. Right.

[Jackie]

The dumbest thing, the actual dumbest thing I did the other day, I don't know, like, what? How, like, this was so dumb. I, like, the lights were flickering. I was on airplane. The lights were flickering and I was like, kind of freaking out, being like, why is nobody like, else freaking out? The lights flickering. Then I realized I was just blinking and for some reason it wasn't like registering to me that like the blinking. Happy. Okay. Thank God.

[John Feidelberg]

I was like, I've never done that.

[Kevin Clancy]

My legs are going crazy.

[Jackie]

I'm just blinking.

[John Feidelberg]

When you think about blinking for more than 5,5 seconds, it'll cause problems.

[Jackie]

I hate it when people and like this is going to all of us up like talk about eye contact. Like I can't.

[John Feidelberg]

Oh, the second you talk about eye.

[Kevin Clancy]

Contact, I can't make eye contact.

[John Feidelberg]

I trouble, I have trouble with it as it is.

[Kevin Clancy]

I wouldn't, I wouldn't have either of you as like eye contact.

[Jackie]

See, like now I'm going to be. Thanks. I. I like, I. I actively try to like. Like in my head if you don't think that know in my head I'm thinking like eye contact, eye contact.

[Kevin Clancy]

You know, there's a lot of people in these doors who have eye contact issues.

[Jackie]

I, I feel like if anyone knew like what it was like up in here, like what's constant. Like Kevin, for example, he's really hard to read for me. So I always think that he's mad at me. He's never mad at me ever, but I always have to. So I'm constantly like, he's not mad at you. He's not mad at you. He's not mad at you. You. I can't read because if you are mad, you don't show it. So then I always think he could be mad. He could be mad. You. You're hard to read as hell. Yeah, I can't just cuz you like, you almost like, like sometimes I'll be like, oh, I'm in a. Or he's in bad mood and I'm like, no, I'm in a bad mood. But he's just like. You almost like reflect it. Yeah, it's a mess up here.

[John Feidelberg]

I've been told that I, I can get read like a book. Like the second I walk into a door. My, the way that I'm feeling a show.

[Kevin Clancy]

I kind of feel. I feel the same way. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like I'm. Well, I don't know. I. I definitely don't try. I mean I do try to hide it, but I just don't think I'm doing a very good job.

[Jackie]

You try to hide if you're in a bad mood.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

And you don't think you do. You do a really good job. Well, like I don't ever know if you're like ever in bad moods that much.

[Kevin Clancy]

But no, I mean it's very, very, very rare. But yeah, basically just if I exhale through my nose.

[Jackie]

Like if you're, if you're pissed at somebody.

[Kevin Clancy]

Which I never knew until a buddy called me out on it. Recently, like fairly recently. Like two years ago. No, it was last year. We were going to. We were going to Oar at Red Rocks and we were driving up and I was like, I bet the tickets are there. And the rest of the car went, nah, nah, nah. And then we got like 100 yards past it and I was like, they're clearly there.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And I didn't say anything, but I just realized like it was clearly there and I was driving and I said like.

[John Feidelberg]

Now that I think about it, that's your tell. That's your tell.

[Kevin Clancy]

And my buddy in the back seat goes the patented Feidelberg nose exhale. Just turn around now, I guess. And I was right. That's funny. But that's, that's. That's me just going, just don't say anything.

[Jackie]

Yeah, I. I almost feel like you, if you get mad, you kind of like laugh.

[John Feidelberg]

I'll laugh.

[Jackie]

And then I'm like, well, that's really confusing. Like to figure out.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, yeah. About if I'm. Yeah. That. That again. It makes it hard because the more mad I am, the more I'm laughing.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

I think laughing gets rid of the tone in your voice. That's why I probably do it. Like if you just laugh something off, your voice won't change. It's like I think probably my subconscious.

[Kevin Clancy]

Which is what I think when I say when I'm doing it, but I also probably just sound like the joker. Yeah, everything's great. Everything's awesome.

[John Feidelberg]

You ever not want people to know that you're hungover? I did this this weekend. Like I just didn't want anyone to know I was hungover. And like I was going to speak to people for the first time. So you're just like talking to yourself.

[Kevin Clancy]

Trying to get it out of your voice.

[John Feidelberg]

Or like someone calls you and you, you just overslept. You're like yelling out of your system. You're like, hello, I'll do that.

[Kevin Clancy]

I'll like be holding the phone in my hand. I'll be like, don't write.

[John Feidelberg]

Never works.

[Kevin Clancy]

Never works. Right. You just wake up. Yeah. Well.

[Jackie]

Cuz I feel like your voice is like 10 octaves lower for like a week after.

[John Feidelberg]

For a week after I hang out.

[Jackie]

Did you go out this weekend?

[John Feidelberg]

I went out.

[Kevin Clancy]

I always think about that. There's a line. Chase Rice has In one of his songs where he's like, talking about. Talking to his mom with a hangover. And he's like, I feel like you can smell the whiskey through the phone or something like that. Yeah. And whenever I'm hungover, I'm always like, they know. I don't know how they know, but on the other side of this phone.

[Jackie]

They have that, like my mom, even if, like, I sometimes if I don't want to worry her and I'm like, just feeling like down one day, I'll try and. Because she picks up on it every single time. And so then I'll try and like, do the thing before where I'm like, we're happy, we're good, we're loving life. Hey, mom, what's up? And she goes, so you. You're sad going something every single.

[Kevin Clancy]

No.

[Jackie]

No matter what, it's so sad.

[John Feidelberg]

And they always say you sound terrible.

[Kevin Clancy]

I used to do the, like, the, you know, like, therapists are always trying, hey, got give yourself a pump up feature in the mirror. And I'd be in the front of the mirror, like, naked, hungover, bleeding. Like, you deserve good things.

[Jackie]

That's so funny.

[Kevin Clancy]

Look, man, here's the deal. You're the. You got to figure it out. You got figured out.

[Jackie]

That's like a sick. Well, it's like I was telling you the other day where there was one time where, like, I was just going through. I was just going through. There was just like a three month, four month period where I was just like, not, not feeling life. Not like in a suicidal way, but whatever. But I was like, I'm holding it together so well. Like, nobody, nobody can tell. Like, you know, like nobody can see my demons type thing. And then you, like, sat me down one time and you were like, are you okay? You, like, really don't seem okay. And then I just started sobbing.

[Kevin Clancy]

You started crying so fast.

[Jackie]

I was like.

[Kevin Clancy]

I was like, all right, you know, who signed up for that?

[Jackie]

And then you were like, very sweet. And you just like, let me like, cry it all out for like the next hour. But, yeah, you really didn't know what you were getting.

[Kevin Clancy]

I'm also kidding. Like, I didn't actually think that. Now that we're talking about. It's funny to say though. Yeah, it is. Well, I wish you'd shut up, but.

[Jackie]

I really was like, I don't think anyone's able to tell. Then you obviously had picked up on it. So.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. You were wearing on your sleeve.

[Jackie]

What?

[Kevin Clancy]

You're wearing it?

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

What age is Everyone in their heads.

[Jackie]

Good question. Speaking of age, Una just. Una's birthday was yesterday.

[Kevin Clancy]

Oh. Happy birthday, Una.

[Una]

Thanks.

[Jackie]

Nice.

[Una]

I'm still 21 in my head.

[Kevin Clancy]

21 in your head.

[Una]

Like, I'm. I'm at the point where, like, I'm not old, but, like, my hangovers now I are just me getting sick, and I drink two. I didn't even drink yesterday on my actual birthday, and I'm just sick now from. From drinking.

[Kevin Clancy]

It's crazy. You guys, like. Like, I hit that. All right. Sorry. But I was, like, early 30s. Like, you guys are all like, whoa, I'm hungover.

[Una]

I don't take shots normally. And when it's your birthday, people try to get you to take shots. So I took, like, two or something, and I woke up the next day, and I was like, I'm not doing it today.

[Jackie]

Today.

[Una]

And that was yesterday. And I just slept all day. But I'm scared for Beach House because of that, because I just can't drink really, at all.

[Jackie]

Three days in a row is kind of freaking me out because it's just, like, I get really. In my head. I get really dark.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

And I drink for more than, like, two days. Like, I'm already, like, not feeling great today. And I was like, I don't know. I'm gonna. I'm seriously. I might kill myself. I actually might.

[Una]

I actually might kill myself.

[Jackie]

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, cool. We'll do it together.

[Kevin Clancy]

That would be awesome.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

If the barstool Shore house just turns, like, suicide Pat. Guys, how about this August 17th, Kool Aid party?

[Jackie]

We'd go out in a fun way.

[Kevin Clancy]

We do it in a fun way. For sure, but what age? Yeah, I. I was just reading an article that says people under 25 tend to think of themselves 20% older. People over 40 tend to think of themselves 20% younger. And, like, I'm kind of in the gray area where I don't really know what I like. I definitely, for a while, thought I was 24, and then I snapped out of that. And I think now I think I'm.

[Jackie]

Like, 50, but I also think sometimes you're, like, 80.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, okay. I was gonna say older. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Honestly, instead of 50, we can say 80.

[Jackie]

But that's just because you like how you, like, like your wool sweaters.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. Like, comfy clothes.

[Jackie]

Yeah. But you. But you also, like, have. Yeah. You're hard to pin down. I. What would you say?

[John Feidelberg]

I thought I was always older, and then I turned 26, and I'm like, I'm not 26. I'm like 23. Yeah, yeah, I think I, I and.

[Kevin Clancy]

It definitely, particularly in the city.

[John Feidelberg]

In the city, in the city, having this job and like kind of just not really haven't ever done anything that serious in my life. I've never made a doctor's appointment. I'm not 26. I've never made a single doctor's appointment.

[Kevin Clancy]

I don't know if I honestly sitting here now, I don't know if I have. The doctors have made doctors appointments. I show up too. Like I don't think I've ever called. Like, like when I leave they're like, you free in six months? I'm like, sure. And I come back in six months. But like I, I've never called and said, you know what, I think I'm due for a check.

[Jackie]

By the way, did you get off insurance?

[John Feidelberg]

Gotta do that. Actually my mom texted me about that this morning.

[Jackie]

Yes. I don't know what I would say. I feel like I'm like younger. I feel like I'm like 17.

[Kevin Clancy]

17, but like not. How old are you? 24.

[Jackie]

Thank you. 25. 25 until like September then 26. But 25.

[John Feidelberg]

26 is humbling by the way. Yeah, I'm not doing well with it.

[Kevin Clancy]

Tell people.

[John Feidelberg]

Telling people 26 feels so different than 25 cuz like 22 to 25, they're all the same thing. 26 you've now entered into.

[Jackie]

I really almost feel like 25 is the same thing as 26. Like I'm kind of not as stressed.

[John Feidelberg]

For 26 because 25 was a big one actually now that you think about it.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, 25, it's so like I did the same thing when I was your age. But it's so funny like seeing it now. Yeah, like when I was 26, I had a full blown breakdown. Like and I had them sporadically throughout time but like 26 was definitely, it was, it wasn't a full blown breakdown but I had 1 on KFC radio. Like personally I didn't really have one but like I honestly don't remember what I was talking about, but I think it was 26. Maybe it was 27.

[Jackie]

Oh, it was a college's four year.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That one, that one that I think that was like 26. It was just like, dude, nothing's good ever's gonna. And then you realize you're like not even a quarter of the way through your life. Yeah, I guess you're a quarter probably, but I think the opposite.

[Jackie]

I think after college like and I Loved college. I think that I like post grad life 20 times more.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah, like not even close.

[Kevin Clancy]

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[Jackie]

Chocolate?

[Kevin Clancy]

I was like, brushing my teeth. I looked up at the mirror and I was just like, Jesus Christ.

[Jackie]

So are you, are you like fully asleep and you're like, walking around?

[Kevin Clancy]

Once I see it, I get a memory of it where I'm like, ah, yeah, yeah, that checks out. But if I didn't see it, I probably wouldn't remember.

[Una]

I had a you moment yesterday morning. I woke up in my bed after going out for my birthday and there were Biscoff cookies in my bed. And I haven't flown in like, like four months. Like, I haven't even been on a plane. And there was like, Biscoff cookies. I don't know where I got them. They were crushed up in my bed. And I smelled it. I was like, that's a Biscoff.

[Kevin Clancy]

I, I've done. It's not with a Biscoff, but I've done it before where, like, I fell asleep at night, didn't have sugar in the house, unconscious. Me was like, check your carry on. And then I had like, the gummy bears they give away on Delta or something like that.

[Jackie]

Wow. That's kind of like, I can't believe.

[John Feidelberg]

You didn't eat them on the plane.

[Kevin Clancy]

I sometimes, I don't know, sometimes I forget because when they come around with that basket, I'm like, I'll take one of each, please. Yeah, you know, I'm not being frugal.

[Jackie]

I didn't. Are you allowed to take, like, more than one if you ask?

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

No one's ever stopped.

[Jackie]

But then it feels like they're like you're fat.

[Kevin Clancy]

I'm not worried about that.

[Jackie]

Do you ever have that where you, like, wake up and you, like, see, like a little wrapper of something? You're like, hell, yeah. Like, I didn't eat that much. I only had, like a little goldfish. Full pizza.

[Kevin Clancy]

I'll do it at like 4am I'll be like, I'll have a Kit Kat.

[Jackie]

All right.

[Kevin Clancy]

Look at me. I was being good. And then I'll be like, I'll even convince myself that eating it at that time. Like, this is actually kind of healthy. I'm going to get up for real in an hour and I'll burn this all right off. If anything, I should be eating candy at 4am or sometimes.

[Jackie]

Sometimes if, like, after a night out I'm, like, trying to justify eating, I'll be like, how does my body know that I'm not day drinking? Because, you know, they're like, you're not supposed to eat at night. Well, I guess your body knows. Like, but, like, if I'm. Never mind.

[Kevin Clancy]

Okay.

[Jackie]

I do that with makeup too, where, like, you're not supposed to sleep in your makeup. But then I think, how does my body know that I'm not. How does my skin know that it's not in the day? I was day drinking and just wore my makeup for six hours.

[Kevin Clancy]

I do the same thing with sugar. Like, if I. If I brush my teeth and then I have another piece of candy.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And I'm like, well, there's countless times throughout the day where I don't have some candy and don't brush my teeth for six hours.

[Jackie]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

It happens all the time. I can't imagine it's much worse for me right now. Now.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

But you had said something, I think, as you were feeling old.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

The. I don't think I've. I, like, never feel old. I never, like, have hard time doing things or whatever. Until Thursday night. Oh, we had to climb that ladder.

[Jackie]

Oh, my God, I wish they had.

[Kevin Clancy]

A video of that.

[John Feidelberg]

That was better than the entire shoot.

[Jackie]

That was the best.

[Kevin Clancy]

So we were. We were filming mascots and we were on James, who you probably don't really know, but we're on James's buddy's roof and we had to climb up this. So they have, like a roof and then they have another roof that clearly is not for them. But they put a little step ladder there and you climb up to the roof and it's a big light. It's probably 10ft.

[John Feidelberg]

We'll call it 10ft.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. And the Last, the ladder is pretty big and it is rickety. It is not like a ladder. And, and then you have to get, you had to climb up and you have to, like, hold on to this thing and swing your legs up. And I, I, like, both my hips are just a mess. Like, I can't spread my legs open. So I knew that was going to be a hard time for me. And then I started climbing, and at one point, I think I was just full on hanging. I think I was just hanging off, like, the eighth story of the room. And I just could not get my leg. Like, my legs. When I get, I can go, like, from here to, like, here. That's about as much as my, my legs can swing outwards. And I just. You, I, I saw you laughing. I think it's the hardest you've ever laughed.

[Jackie]

It was so, it was something about the way that you, like, you just, like, I can't even, like, describe it in words. Like, I wish we got a video. But you would, like, swung your legs out. Like, I, I can't even describe. And then you clung onto the railing.

[John Feidelberg]

At the end there, completely horizontal in a, in a Cookie Monster house.

[Jackie]

And you kind of, like, had to, like, use your stomach to, like, roll on. But then, like, you couldn't see. You're, like, fumbling through the railing.

[John Feidelberg]

Like, Sass was in tears.

[Kevin Clancy]

It was like I, I was hanging there. I was like, I got nowhere else to go. Like, my leg, I, I can't, like, even bring it up like this. And then open my hip. I was like, I got, I got no moves right now.

[Jackie]

And then, and then it's like you just, you just have like, a fear of just, like, panic and kind of like, I can't do this. I can't do this. I can't do this. When you're doing it, like, going down too. You looked, like, so scared. It was really funny. Yeah, that, that didn't look like your most spry moment.

[Kevin Clancy]

Did feel like in my head, honestly, I don't know if it was worse in reality or in my head, but it does not, it did not look good in my head.

[Jackie]

It was probably, it was probably worse in reality. I, I, it's so funny. Like, you guys good, like, you're so good at like, planning everything out to a T on, like, the sketches and the shoots and everything, but there's always, like, something that's like a little bit just like, little. You're, you're a guy at the end. Like, everyone's just a guy at the end of the day, like, I come up, it's 100 degrees, there's no waters, or there's one water that you guys are all sharing. You guys were like, yeah, we're gonna film up on there. And I was like, how do you get up there? And you were like, I don't know. You have to figure it out. Then the new, like, guys pointed to the rickety ladder and I was like, there's just gotta be a better way. You guys are like, we'll figure it out. And we did. You know, you barely made it, but you did.

[Kevin Clancy]

But we did. We figured it out.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

I guess on the same topic, trailers out.

[Jackie]

Yeah, I was just gonna.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah. Trailer will be out at this time.

[Kevin Clancy]

Oh, yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

If you're listening to this, hopefully around like probably 11 tomorrow.

[Jackie]

Forgive me, isn't the trailer already the teasers out? Sorry.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. Have you not seen the trailer?

[Jackie]

No.

[Kevin Clancy]

All right, can we want to fire it up right now? Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

Can you go to Dropbox? Yep.

[Jackie]

Wait, I'm gonna cry.

[Kevin Clancy]

That's so good.

[Jackie]

That's so good. Like, to be honest, I still don't even, really, like, know what happens throughout, like, what it's really about. Love that. Love that. Wait, guys. You did so good.

[John Feidelberg]

Thank you.

[Kevin Clancy]

But yeah, it is. I guess it's real. Yeah, I guess it's happening. It's. It's cool.

[Jackie]

Do you. So you haven't filmed everything yet, right?

[Kevin Clancy]

We have. Like, I. I think, like, let's call it five days.

[John Feidelberg]

Five days left to film.

[Jackie]

And remind me again, like, what the release schedule.

[John Feidelberg]

So August 13th is the premiere or so the release is. August 19th will be the first episode and then it'll release every Tuesday after that for seven weeks.

[Jackie]

Okay.

[John Feidelberg]

So Tuesday nights at 8 o', clock, play mascots seven weeks straight on YouTube. On YouTube. Out of order YouTube.

[Jackie]

Okay, got it. How long are each up?

[John Feidelberg]

Is that about 22 minutes, like regular time? Yeah.

[Jackie]

So how do you guys feel? Or are the nerves gone at this point or are you just like getting more.

[Kevin Clancy]

I don't know. Because I would tell you I'm not nervous.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

But I think my actions on a day to day basis are that of a anxious person. I don't know. Like, I just don't think. I'm not like sleeping that well. I'm not eating that much.

[Jackie]

Okay.

[Kevin Clancy]

I would guess I am anxious, but I don't think I am consciously because it's like, first of all, I've seen episodes one and two. I think they're good.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And it's also done and there's nothing we can do about it.

[Jackie]

Yeah, What I've seen, it's like, it's obviously good and like it's just a matter of is the algorithm going to, you know.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. Like, honestly, it sounds probably like cliche to say, I guess, but like it can't fail in my head.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, we've had fun. We achieved what we did. Like, we got better. If it doesn't find an audience, it doesn't find an audience. But I'm, I'm proud of it. I'm happy with it. I'm, I think it's good.

[Jackie]

It's kind of crazy. You guys just like created like a full, like a full team. Like it's like so professional looking. Like it's everything. How are you feeling about October?

[Kevin Clancy]

November?

[Jackie]

November. Oh, yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

I feel good about that too.

[Jackie]

Okay.

[Kevin Clancy]

Again. Again, like, talk to me on the day of the. I don't think I even told you this yet, but after. So you may have noticed that Crazy Poker is in the trailer.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

We have the official rights to it and Mark is gonna be our music supervisor for the show. So we can just use, we're gonna use OAR music and stuff like that. And we had a meeting with Mark the other day to talk about that. And I went home and I was like, I think this is crazy, but I gotta check. And I went and looked at my high school yearbook and I have two. The only two quotes on my senior page are OAR and I thank them. No way. I had like a special thanks to OAR and I was like. And they're doing the music for our show now.

[Jackie]

That's cool.

[John Feidelberg]

That's crazy.

[Jackie]

That's actually a crazy. And didn't you like lose your virginity?

[Kevin Clancy]

Lost my virginity to him too, yeah.

[Jackie]

Wow.

[Kevin Clancy]

OAR has saved my life more times than they have any idea.

[Jackie]

My God, that's like so cute, right?

[John Feidelberg]

That's awesome.

[Kevin Clancy]

I didn't know that, but yeah. So it, it's, it's cool. We obviously, if you've seen the trailer, we have some special guests. Me, huh?

[John Feidelberg]

Jackie.

[Kevin Clancy]

Jackie, I heard you saying the other day that like you're like, I'm barely. You're in the show a lot.

[Jackie]

Yeah, Yeah, I know. I, I, I, I feel like I keep, I'm so excited about.

[Kevin Clancy]

And like I've, I, I would think you're in like three, four episodes.

[Jackie]

Yeah. Yeah, I know.

[Kevin Clancy]

I don't know. I kind of keep two of them, like massively.

[Jackie]

Just. Cuz I also see you guys like seriously working like day and night on this. So I don't want to be like, yeah, this is my thing too, you know? Like, yeah, we all worked pretty hard on this. Like, I just. You tell me when to show up, and I'm there and, you know, give my. Give my lines and. And. Yeah, but it's. I'm happy. I'm really happy to be a part of it. So doing all the heavy lifting, you.

[Kevin Clancy]

Know, there, I. I was gonna try to see if anyone could guess whose ass it is, but I feel like we're gonna guess that one.

[Jackie]

Oh, it's my ass, actually.

[Kevin Clancy]

That's.

[Jackie]

That's the big cameo.

[Kevin Clancy]

The. We were walking in the street with that person to film that, and, I mean, heads were snapping, like, Like I've never seen before, and I don't think they were recognizing her.

[Jackie]

You think that she was.

[Kevin Clancy]

I think they were just like, look at that person who made her.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

I always said with her, it's like the. The Neil Brennan joke about women's bodies, where Neil Brennan is a joke where he's like, if you showed a woman's body to an architect, like, big tits, small waist, big ass, tiny little feet, the Dr. Tech would just be like, it's not safe.

[John Feidelberg]

She got stopped, like, three times when I was with her on the corner. Like, she. We had, like, maybe a minute of downtime, and three guys.

[Jackie]

Three different groups of guys came out, like, recognizing her.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah, recognizing.

[Jackie]

Oh, okay. Got it. That must. Yeah, that would be, like, kind of. I would really love.

[Kevin Clancy]

Really weird.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

I. I love you. You watch me.

[Jackie]

Do you. Do you feel this? That sometimes when you're, like, looking your hottest, you get the least amount of looks, and then sometimes when you're, like, looking your grossest, you get the most amount?

[Una]

Yeah. Yeah, I do. Especially. I think it's probably because, like, if I, like, feel good about myself, then, like, it's not, like, enough. I'm like, what? Why is no one telling me how good I look? And when I look bad, anyone who says anything, I'm like, oh, my God. Thank you.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

Well, I'm just like, wait, what?

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[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And he's like, now no one is scared of nuclear bombs anymore because no one makes movies about AI about nuclear bombs anymore. But who the villains. What the worst thing that can happen in a movie is now is like, terrorism or AI or climate stuff. And he's like, but all we did was bombs. And I was like, I never really thought about that. How it's kind of like basically like society shapes movies.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And then movies shape society on like a grander scale.

[Jackie]

It's like a feedback loop type thing.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. Where it's like, like, the person who made this movie is scared of nuclear war, but maybe people in, you know, wherever but, like, aren't scared of nuclear war. And you see that movie and you're like, well, that terrifies me.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And I was reading the article because it had been coming up a lot recently with jaws being its 50th anniversary, how, like, people weren't really scared of sharks. Before. Yeah, like, before, before Jaws, it was like people in coastal towns were scared of sharks because it was like sailors tails and stuff like that. But people in Kansas didn't give a. About sharks.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And then once Jaws became the mega hit that it was, everyone became scared of sharks. Like, like, no one went in the water that summer swimmer. No one swam. And that, like, has continued forever because it's such a great movie, but there aren't as many classics about nuclear attacks. So, like, younger people don't really give a. Yeah.

[Jackie]

First of all, I would like to say I. I stay scared of bomb.

[Kevin Clancy]

Which I, I want to say, like, is not a bad thing.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, is that, you know, you shouldn't, like, walk around being scared of bombs all the time. Yeah.

[Jackie]

You know, there's a bomb, a bomb truck that turned on my street the other day. And I was like, well, I'm going to take a walk the other direction for a little bit longer. I always think about this with like, fashion and stuff because, like, obviously Hailey Bieber like, that whole crew, they kind of, like, dictate the trends. But I. But I almost feel like it's. If I see somebody who, like, I went to high school or college with, who, like, I don't admire and who, like, I don't like, and I see them wearing something, I'm like, I'm never wearing that ever again. So I feel like it's less about what Haley Bieber is wearing and more about what Haley Bieber's weird high school absolutely are wearing that it's what you're not wearing. Because I feel like there was a brief. There was, like, two weeks where, like, skinny jeans and, like, tall boots were back in, and I never saw them again. And I feel like. I feel like it was like, somebody from Haley Bieber's high school. I don't know why I keep saying somebody from Haley Bieber's high school is, like, hopping on the trend. And she was like, all right, this.

[Kevin Clancy]

Out did women's fashion and women's trends, I cannot care less. Not that I don't care. I don't care about them. Obviously, I don't care.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

But, like, I don't agree with them ever. Like, whenever, like, this is, like, this is the hot way for women to dress. I'm like, I wouldn't. Like, you guys are all in fucking, like, wife beaters and. And plastic flip flops now. Like, that's not it. And guys are in boat shoes. And I'm like.

[Jackie]

I mean, that's the epitome of, like, the male gaze versus the female gaze.

[Kevin Clancy]

No. And, like, it shouldn't factor into how.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, I don't dress for women. I dress for men.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And it is like. Like, it. It's just like a uniform of showing you, like, I'm in this club and then. But eventually that club gets full of people you don't like, and you're like, I'm not in this club anymore.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. Like, everyone has, like, that high school friend you see, and you're like, oh, you're wearing that.

[Jackie]

I'm not.

[Kevin Clancy]

You know, everyone's club's ruined. Yeah. Like, you know, I. I'm sure there are people who see me in closing, like, Feidelberg's wearing that. I'm out people. I see people wearing things in clothes, and, like, they're wearing that. I'm out.

[Jackie]

What have you ever like. Well, I guess you do this all the time. Like, you try and. And then. And then Pabs follows.

[Kevin Clancy]

And then like, at all what happens is Pabs and I follow the same. So. So. But here's.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah, here's the difference between girls, fashion and Met. Well, it's pretty obvious, but, like, girls, there's like, 100 different micro niche groups that you can be a part of.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

For men, there's three. You can do the T shirt, pants route, whether how you style them, baggy or short. That's how one route you can try to, like, the way that fights is dressed. Like, that's more of, like, the fashion. Like, you're. You're trying and you're trying something, and the fit of it is based on a lot. Or you could just do the finance bro route where it's like there's like three. Three things. Three groups you can be a part of.

[Kevin Clancy]

There's all. There's like. But there's also, like, overly streetwear. Yeah. Everything's supreme. Yeah. Ape and stuff like that.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

But there's not as many.

[John Feidelberg]

It's basically how you style a shirt and pants is basically. And then you can go into three groups.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

Yeah, I guess that's kind of true. There's like, whatever. I. I think for Beach House, I'm just gonna go full love island and just, like, get white boxes. Like heels. Yeah.

[Una]

I don't know what I'm gonna wear. I don't know what I'm gonna wear. I have three shirts.

[Jackie]

I know. I wish we had a little bit of a budget, but that's not. Yeah.

[Una]

If any brands want to send me in jacket.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. No, see, I was just talking about this the other day. Not allowed.

[Jackie]

Not allowed.

[Kevin Clancy]

Not allowed.

[Una]

What do you mean?

[Kevin Clancy]

You shouldn't be allowed to have a stylist. It is how you introduce yourself to the world. Like, what do you want to wear?

[Una]

I just mean, like, give us money.

[Jackie]

Stuff, and then I'll pick from the free stuff.

[Kevin Clancy]

Exactly.

[Una]

Don't put. Give me just anything.

[Jackie]

Yeah, you could say that because you have money.

[Kevin Clancy]

But. But I always styled myself. I. Like, I've never.

[Jackie]

Yeah, I know, but you. You like, like, again, like, if somebody. Instead of me going out and buying and styling myself, if somebody wants to, you know, it's easier being like, no, you can't get stuff, free stuff sent to you. I would really appreciate that right now. Is my point being I. Because I cannot. I cannot afford a whole new wardrobe for this.

[Una]

I also had the realization, like, about that I was going shopping, and I was like, oh, maybe I'll find stuff for Beach House. And like, I was like, oh, expensive clothes, like, actually are nice and cheap clothes actually suck.

[Jackie]

Like, yes, I know.

[Una]

It's not just, like, the brand name. It's like, oh, these clothes are actually better than the clothes I own because they're expensive. Yeah, I didn't think that was real.

[Kevin Clancy]

Oh, this fits me better. Oh, I can keep this. Oh, I don't have to wear this one time.

[Jackie]

Yeah. Like wrinkle in a weird way.

[John Feidelberg]

Tommy went shopping this Sunday for. Somewhere else for beach house.

[Kevin Clancy]

Did he really?

[Jackie]

Everyone is where he went.

[John Feidelberg]

He went to Stussy, Abercrombie and Abber.

[Jackie]

What?

[John Feidelberg]

Abercrombie.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah, I said it right.

[Jackie]

Abercrombie.

[Kevin Clancy]

One more. But.

[John Feidelberg]

Oh, he got some new Nike sbs.

[Una]

Jackie, we have.

[John Feidelberg]

Watch out.

[Jackie]

Damn. Okay. Watch out for Tommy. I know. I think. I think he's gonna. Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

Well, back to what you were saying about movies kind of shaping culture or.

[Kevin Clancy]

So, but they're shaped by it, too. Like, it's a perfect circle kind of deal.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

I saw a quick thread about the new Fantastic Four and Superman and a couple other superhero movies that are coming out, and they're really colorful. The color grade on it is very vibrant and bright. And someone's like, we can have a discussion about this, but you guys don't want to hear this. And basically, the thread that I read, it's like, movies throughout time, they'll be more colorful when the world needs more color. So they'll kind of hide the fact that, like, shit's not going well right now. So we're going to make this new Superman, which everyone's going to go see, very vibrant and cheesy and funny. And during the time, like. Like, this is a bad example, but like Christopher Nolan's Batman.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

Everything was dark and really, like, maybe we were in a better time. Do you believe in that? That, like, Hollywood's like, we have to make a fucking vibrant movie right now?

[Kevin Clancy]

I. I believe in it in the sense that, like, I believe that's how culture acts. Where, like. Like I would personally say for the last 10 years, we've been in a particularly hostile, violent.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Time.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And violent. I don't mean that word isn't like guns, but just, like, people have been aggressive and hostile. And I. I think you swing back. Yeah. To you. Like, because. Because eventually when you get to see it, which is why I think everyone should see Eddington, you're like, jesus, is that how it's going right now? And you make a personal change to. Or personal choice to be a little better, and everyone. Everyone's a human. Everyone makes a similar choice.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

So, like, you go, we're aggressive and we're rude. Then after a few years, you go, are we being this mean to everybody? And you swing back and you go a little nice. And then you swing back and. Yes, I think when people are nice, they want brighter.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

But I think that's all reaction to stuff that's already happened. Like, I think that's just like, we've been. Batman's been sad and Superman's been sad, and the world's been angry and. Yeah, I think. I think Hollywood probably. I don't think they're, like, dictating it, but I think they probably have a good grasp on, like, hey, we need. Everything's a little tough out there. Yeah.

[Jackie]

I mean, I wonder if, like, that's the same thing with, like. I feel like the pop. Like, pop is having kind of a resurgence. I wonder if it's because it's like, oh, let's be happy.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, like the point of. Again, if you're. If you're asking me, like, I would say for a decade, it has been cool to be mean.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

I think eventually you can't keep going like that. So, yeah, it swings back.

[John Feidelberg]

It was cool to be sad too, especially.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

For like, a decade, every rapper was. Was rapping, like, overdosing and like, stuff like that stuff. And. And then I think now it's all the pop girls that are like, just like you said, like, we have very vibrant music right now.

[Jackie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it's kind of also, like, moods have a trend. Like, it used to be, like, cool to be, like, you know, sad, depressed.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

Tumblr. And now it's just kind of like. And then it's like mental health. And now everyone's saying, like, that's why the kids don't drink anymore, because everyone's like, matcha, like, 9am walk, like, hot girl walks, like all this.

[John Feidelberg]

It's cooler to be healthy than it is to be like. Like a booze bag right now.

[Jackie]

Yeah, exactly. Which somebody was just like, some, you know, guy was just, like, getting on. He was millennial, and he was just like, thank God. Like, I was. It was cool in my era to go out drinking until 6am and not, like, get a matcha every day at 9am or whatever. But.

[Kevin Clancy]

But, like, I. I think this is kind of what we talked about earlier. Like, your 20s and your 30s. Like, once you hit your 30s, you start realizing, like, oh, it just happens again. Like, when you're in your 20s, you think everything's happening for the first time ever, and you're like, I am I am on the precipice of, like, world change and the nothing like this ever occurred before. And then you get into your 30s, you're like, oh, this is. I already remember this. Yeah, we're doing it again.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Oh, okay. And then you're like, and we'll probably just do it again in 10 years. All right. And you kind of, like, you start to see patterns, but that is how culture works is like, we're mean, mean. And then you see it.

[Jackie]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Reel that in a little bit. That doesn't look good.

[Jackie]

I, I, the one thing I'm, like, so curious just how it turns out and plays out is like, like, seriously, everyone's an influencer now. Like, again, people from my high school, from my, like, everyone's getting on tick tock and being like, this is what I do today. Like, blah, blah, like, I.

[Kevin Clancy]

But even that makes sense, right? Like, no, it makes sense what your generation's seen. Like, the only happy people they've seen are influences.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, no, that's your life goal. Like, the only person I see who has a good time. Yeah. Ever.

[Jackie]

Yeah. Well, it's even like, I just saw, like, what is it? Like, it was like, Anna de Armas made one million from. I forget what movie. Some movie like, Mr. Beast makes that, like, three times that in one video.

[Kevin Clancy]

Right.

[Jackie]

You know, it's just like, the, the richest people aren't like, even the movie stars these days. Like, the Hollywood elite. It's not even them. It's like these, like, random influencers.

[Kevin Clancy]

But. And that still has, like, the, I guess, appeal of, like, anyone can do it.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Because it's the new thing where, yeah, like, oh, anyone could do this. Whereas now it'll. Because, because so many people have gotten famous off it, there will become gatekeeping, and they'll become restrictions, and it'll be prohibitively expensive. Just like, what's happening to, like, youth sports? Like, there will be youth influencer classes that people can sign up for. That's an AAU type level for, like, $20,000 a year. And like that.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And then people will be like, well, this is dumb, and we'll find something new. And then you just keep doing that until you die. And that's about it.

[Jackie]

Yeah. My least favorite comment is we should make podcast equipment more expensive.

[Kevin Clancy]

It's the worst comment. Shut up.

[Jackie]

I hate it.

[Kevin Clancy]

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[Jackie]

What'd you do this weekend?

[John Feidelberg]

I went to Montauk and I've like, I think I've said this on this show before a couple times but Montauk grow, growing up. Went out there every single weekend like it was a fisherman's town, beach town. And this is not a hot take whatsoever. This has been talked about but what has happened to that place? It's, it's just all influencers. I mean every influencer was out this weekend. It is like it went from like just dive bars and like five dollar beers to like, I mean you twenty five dollar tequila sodas really? And just everything got renovated in the last three years. It's probably a thousand dollars to like stay in a motel.

[Kevin Clancy]

I went to my brother in law's bachelor party out there.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And we stayed at like the Blue Motel or something along those lines. It's like 1500 bucks a night to stay in a motel.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

It's crazy. I forget the exact price, but it was. It was a jarring price for a motel room for the night.

[John Feidelberg]

It's nuts. I talked to a guy that I was at his house, and he bought the shack that the maid stayed in at a motel 10 years ago. He bought it for very little money. It is now worth $10 million.

[Kevin Clancy]

No, it's a shack.

[Jackie]

Oh, my God. I feel I got it.

[John Feidelberg]

It's crazy. Yeah.

[Jackie]

That's insane. That, that. I mean, like. Yeah. Being there, even in terms of like, this is kind of where I thought about. There's too many, like, influencers, like, walking in the West Village. Everyone's like somebody now. Like, it's seriously like, influencer, influencer, influencer. And like I was walking around yesterday, like, being really hungover, like being this like little gremlin. And I was just like wanting to like, see other little gremlins out. And everyone was whatever. But like, the West Village is in like ultimately like Montana.

[John Feidelberg]

Well, that's what it is. It's just all the city people that did that to West Village are now out there.

[Jackie]

It's gonna get over saturated.

[Kevin Clancy]

Funny you say that. I was on my like, porch last night and I was like, God damn, it is not even last night. Like yesterday afternoon, I was like, it is so quiet here.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, I literally felt like I was in the woods. Like, I couldn't even hear cars passing. It was just sitting out there. This is tremendously peaceful right now because everyone's out where it's supposed to be peaceful.

[John Feidelberg]

I took a three hour, three and a half hour train ride out there and I was like, like this talked in for three and a half hours. I mean, it was just filled with influencers, people going out and vacationing. Like, I remember taking a train out there when I first was an intern here and like ghost town, like within the last four years, it just changed so much. It's crazy.

[Kevin Clancy]

I. I remember my. I guess only other time out in Montauk, and it was probably like five, six years ago, and I liked it, but it still was. I was like four hours to get out here. This is.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

It's not like I'd rather go to the Bahamas.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

This Is. It's cheaper.

[Jackie]

I want you guys to be prepared for me to live in. I always say this, but I. I want to try and live in, like, for one month, like, European somewhere.

[Kevin Clancy]

Oh, I'm. I've. I've said it on the show before. I'm definitely gonna do that.

[Jackie]

Okay.

[Kevin Clancy]

I'm gonna live in Europe for a couple months.

[Jackie]

Should we, like, all coordinate, like, our. Europe? Europe?

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, we should probably do it around the same time.

[Jackie]

Yeah, Right.

[Kevin Clancy]

Do you wanna.

[Jackie]

Do you want to do it, like, next year?

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

Okay, cool. I think I'm gonna do. I think I'm gonna do, like, Nice. For some reason, every time I go to Nice, I, like, seriously love it. And I'm always just like, I want to live here.

[Kevin Clancy]

Is that in Italy?

[Jackie]

No, it's in France. It's kind of like a random, like, place to be. Like, I want to live, but I want to do it. Mark my words. Okay, so start figuring out, everybody.

[Kevin Clancy]

We'll start listing it.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

On the same page as Montauk. I went to Soho House for the first time this weekend.

[Jackie]

Oh, yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

If I ever go back there, you'll have to. To be driving, dragging my cold, dead body.

[Jackie]

Really?

[Kevin Clancy]

That was the worst place I've ever.

[John Feidelberg]

Been in my life.

[Jackie]

My parents got me, like, they, like, offered to pay for a membership for, like, my birthday or whatever, and I. But I just, like, never applied. And then I was like. Because then I felt like it started to get kind of chewy, like, right. Just like. Like corny. Corny.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, it was just like. So we went. It was when we. When the nicest. You know, when we weren't on rapper time, we went to one of the people in the group belonged to Soho House.

[Jackie]

And it's a crazy, like, before rap battle.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. We went the. The classic pipeline of Soho House to a rap battle where they're being nice to each other. But it was. Yeah, that was. That was crazy.

[Jackie]

Why?

[Kevin Clancy]

It wasn't even that bad. It was like, first of all, I just did not feel good. I was, like, sick up there. I don't know why we were on the roof. And I think. I think it was.

[Jackie]

You don't do well with getting on.

[Kevin Clancy]

I think it was. My sunglasses were polarized, and then the. The glass barrier is, like, maybe also polarized. And the way I was looking was just. I don't know. I ended up having to switch seats with Tommy. I was like, I can't. Like, I'm dizzy. I'm nauseous. Like, we gotta switch seats. So I Wasn't in the best headspace as is. But, like, just looking around, I was like this. It was just like, I don't know everyone I looked at, I was like.

[Una]

Mike, Mike, oh, sorry.

[Kevin Clancy]

Everyone I looked at, I was just like, I don't think we'd be friends. Like, the people hanging out by the pool. Like, I don't know everyone I was just like. And it didn't help that, like, at our table, we were having like, an influence, heavy, influencer, heavy discussion. Like, they're all talking about how to get, like, Instagram followers or whatever. And I was like, I might jump off this one.

[Jackie]

Yeah. Yeah. Well, something that I like, you know, make myself feel better thinking about is like, I feel like I have so much fun in life right now. And, you know, I have a job where I, like, I laugh so much throughout the day. Thank God I didn't grow up being like a supermodel or like some crazy wealthy. Because if I was supermodel, just believe I would not fucking be here. I'd be out, like, modeling for whatever, you know, or like, being some uber wealthy elite. Like, whenever I look at those people, I'm just like, like, like they're probably. I'm sure that they're happy. That sounds like a mind numbing conversation to me. And, like, I wouldn't. And like, sometimes if I am hanging out in that crowd, I'm like, oh, I. I seriously want to kill. Like, I would kill myself if I was in this. There's nothing more mind numbing than this conversation. I'm sure they think the same about, like, us in this.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

Probably be, like, never, but I'm very happy. Thank God it wasn't super.

[Kevin Clancy]

Thank God I was raised ugly and poor. Yeah, exactly. So otherwise I'd never get the chance to beg for free clothes on a podcast.

[Jackie]

You guys don't realize what you're missing out on. It's so good over here. Please give me free clothes. Anyways. Or sometimes I think about that, like, also, if I was a supermodel and had like, they have, like, proportions where it's just like, everything looks good on them, I'd be broke because then every time I try on clothes, like, it would look good on me. So thank God. Anyways.

[Kevin Clancy]

All right, we. We done Uni list?

[Una]

Yeah, I have some stuff we got. Let's see. Well, Jackie, I know you probably don't want me to bring this up again, but you saying Nadu is your hear me out. And then him just having a field day with that. I think he might be Coming to the beach.

[Jackie]

Yeah. I kind of feel like I fucked up on that.

[Una]

I think he's coming to the beach house and he was like, I'm bringing a box of condoms. I was like, I'm going to be in our room the whole time under the covers, hiding.

[Jackie]

I feel like I up on that. He. It was, it was, I was a. What is it? Victim of the moment. I was a. I don't know. But I, I, I'm not, I'm not going to hook up with. All right, sorry.

[Kevin Clancy]

Jackie's going to show up, learn. She's going to learn Spanish. She's got Duolingo on the app.

[Jackie]

I also know that I like you.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like.

[Jackie]

What'S it called? Like, I, I. If he were to come and be like, oh, I'm going after Anaka, then I'd be like, well, what about me? So I, you know, so you're off.

[Kevin Clancy]

The do, but let's lay the game. But if he's into me, here's how you're going to want to attack this.

[Jackie]

Or if he's off me, then I'm going back. I'm going full throttle. I'm going, I'm going to have, like, a Latina accent. I'll be like, from Miami.

[Kevin Clancy]

What are you doing? Stupid Jackie.

[Jackie]

Hobby.

[Kevin Clancy]

You would. Anaka. Stupid. Just these big. Oop, you got the oops in. Shows up. He's got a necklace just Jackie and gold cursive.

[John Feidelberg]

She gets an arm tad overnight.

[Kevin Clancy]

Jeffrey, where you think you're going?

[Una]

One thing I wrote down that I don't know if anyone else has seen this, but I'm on this algorithm right now where like, like all these, like, ultra woke people are talking about Anne Frank was probably gay and saying, like, there's this play, like, some acting group made a play about, like, Anne Frank if she was able to come out of the closet, but, like, the attic. And they're like, using metaphors. Like, if she came out of the attic but the closet, and they're convinced she's gay. And everyone's like, ugh, imagine if Anne Frank got to experience, like, having sex with women. And, like, someone's making a whole play about it. And I think that's so weird.

[Kevin Clancy]

That's probably what Anne Frank regrets most.

[Jackie]

When she in her life.

[Kevin Clancy]

Really. I've been sure we had a bunch of issues, but honestly, the LGBTQ situation was not great.

[Una]

That's literally what people are saying. It's the craziest thing I've ever seen.

[Jackie]

It's literally like, that's not that different from from when Justin Bieber was like, yeah, I feel like she would have been a Belieber.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

It'S kind of like. Okay, that's just not the point of Ann Frank.

[Kevin Clancy]

It is like the. The Internet is just. Just like crazy situations, which is like, we. Like, they have no. I'm sure they have very little standing to back that up. And you're like, and Frank was gay. And then a thousand people will agree with that. And then a thousand people will get mad that a thousand people agree. And then it just spirals out of there and you're like, dude, what are you talking about?

[Una]

Yeah, like, she probably never even got to try, like, chocolate. Like, let's go back to the basics of what Anne Frank couldn't.

[Kevin Clancy]

I mean, we've read the Woman's Diary, right. She doesn't talk about up being gay in it.

[Una]

I don't think so. But people.

[Kevin Clancy]

And by we, I mean my class.

[Una]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

I was gonna say no. No one else, bro. I don't know. I didn't read it, but no one brought it up. No, it was like, these lesbian love letters are pretty wild.

[Una]

It's also like, why are you making a play about, like, how old was she when she.

[Jackie]

Yeah, right.

[Una]

She's like 14 year old wanting to anyone, let alone like.

[Jackie]

Yeah, seriously, probably.

[Kevin Clancy]

This is like, just like someone wakes up one day and they're like, you know what the problem was today? I don't know if people are talking about Frank might have been gay.

[Jackie]

Speaking of, like viral stuff, like the Coldplay thing.

[Kevin Clancy]

Oh, yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

I thought that old viral was an Internet thing. I thought that was a Twitter thing.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

Anything. And then I checked the post. The next day, it's on the front page. It made it past the Internet like it is. Every parent's talking about it. It's on the COVID of newspapers. And then, I mean, he.

[Kevin Clancy]

He resigned.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Crazy.

[Jackie]

I feel like I. I really need to know. Like, my sister brought a good point. Like, like, what the happens after that? Do you leave the concert? Do you go home? Do you tell your wife? Do you like, do you kind of be like. Like, hopefully nobody saw that?

[Kevin Clancy]

I think I would be like. Like I. I would think that that's not gonna make on the end.

[Jackie]

No.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, thank God the wife's home today.

[Jackie]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

I hope the wife wasn't in a Coldplay concert.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

With her lover tonight. Because that's the only way anyone could possibly see this.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

And then.

[Jackie]

And then you. And then your brain, like, kind of goes to the worst okay, don't, like brain. Don't go there. Don't make the worst.

[John Feidelberg]

There's no way the Philly fanatics is going to be doing this on Sunday.

[Jackie]

What's really the worst that can come out of this?

[Kevin Clancy]

Andy, calm down. KFC is not going to mention. I meant the actual kfc. Yes. I guess KFC radio as well.

[Jackie]

Yeah. I don't know how you. I mean, it's just like the video, the way that he, like, crouched like, three times before. Like, he was just, like.

[John Feidelberg]

He couldn't depend on smiling, too. Whatever. However she was associated with that group, just knowing, like, it's over.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, yeah. But there is, like. Like, I. I think I would be like, look, we're gonna deal with tomorrow. Tomorrow. Yeah, but why don't we go home and just. But yeah, tomorrow seems like it's probably gonna go pretty bad for all of us. But that's 12 hours away, baby.

[Jackie]

I guess this is all alleged. We should probably be saying allegedly. Allegedly.

[Kevin Clancy]

Well, I mean, he did resign.

[Jackie]

Okay. Yeah, that's fair.

[Kevin Clancy]

So, yeah, I mean, I think that one's pretty locked in.

[Jackie]

Yeah, that's. I. I was in, like, a bodega the other day, and I thought I saw somebody who I didn't want to see come in, and I did, like, him, where I, like, start to, like, trying, like, crouch behind, like, random things. And I was like, thank God it wasn't that person. But, like, if I had, like, it would have been like, exactly that.

[Kevin Clancy]

You're doing a crouch behind random things.

[Jackie]

Well, I just, like. I, like, was in line. So then I tried to, like, it was literally like. I was just, like. I, like, stood behind, like, two different people, and then I was just like, I. I just did the same thing. Like, I would have had the same reaction if, like, I. Because I watched that. I was like, okay, you got to be chill about that. Like, if I. If that were me, I would have been like, you know, you just keep smiling. Yeah, whatever. Smile and wave. That wouldn't be me. I would totally be, like, a, you know, a panicker. But, yeah, really crazy.

[Kevin Clancy]

That was. That was. It was probably one of the more viral things I've seen. That's probably.

[John Feidelberg]

Since Hawk 2 are probably the most violent thing. Yeah.

[Jackie]

And I love the. The, like, cams now. Other sports games where, like, people recreate it.

[Kevin Clancy]

Dude, that sucks.

[Una]

Do you think it would have even gone viral if their reaction hadn't been, like, absurd?

[Kevin Clancy]

No, no.

[Una]

They should have just stood there and, like, told his wife, that guy looks a lot like Me?

[Jackie]

Yeah, I.

[Kevin Clancy]

Look, I'm sure he's got a lot of times where he's like, I could have done this. I could have done that. But in the moment, like, get me the off this camera.

[Jackie]

Yeah, yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Your original reaction is always gonna be.

[John Feidelberg]

Like, it is funny to be like, to think that they definitely know the CEO of Astronomer. Like, they're gonna know that I'm at an affair right now. Like, they have no idea who that guy is.

[Kevin Clancy]

No clue. I think that was one of the things that I think, like, the Internet got wrong, where it's like, no, see, just because you're a CEO does not mean people know you.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, you're, you're the astronomer. CEO is as anonymous as you could possibly be.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

No one knows who that is.

[John Feidelberg]

Jackie is 10x more famous.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

Before last night, you would 10 times more recognizable than that 100.

[Kevin Clancy]

Like, 10 times.

[Jackie]

I'm getting sent free stuff. I, I, But I, I could see how in their heads, they're at a concert in their, you know, wherever they live with like 50, 000 people. Like, there's got to be. They're probably like, oh, somebody that we know is in this crowd, like, even like a family, a friend of a friend or something.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Jackie]

You know, they're probably more like, oh, like James I know also went to this concert and not James. Yeah, whatever. But, like, and I don't know, like, I could see that reaction. Just my first thought being like, oh, God, like, like, what if somebody I.

[Kevin Clancy]

Know, I think you gotta start tongue kissing.

[John Feidelberg]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Then you're blocking faces.

[Jackie]

Yeah, yeah, that's a good point.

[Kevin Clancy]

Just start making out.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

Also, when they're panning to people, couples, specifically in the crowd, you'd think maybe for five minutes we cut this off.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[John Feidelberg]

There's no way they were the first person.

[Kevin Clancy]

I don't need to cheat that badly right now.

[Jackie]

Well, also, it's like, it's, it's like once that happens, once you see that you're on the screen, your, your marriage is already off the table. That's already off the table. So now you're just trying to not become the most viral meme too, you know, and that's where you choose to not crouch down, like, behind different things, and that's where you make the decision. But already, like, if the camera's on you, Most likely that's 1000% getting back to your family and your wife. So the worst case scenario is not ruining your marriage. It's what happened.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jackie]

I got a kick out of it, though.

[John Feidelberg]

It was funny.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Una]

Allegedly, Emma Watson got her license suspended for six months for driving eight miles over the speed limit. So that's what they do in England.

[John Feidelberg]

Wow.

[Kevin Clancy]

Yeah.

[Una]

She was going.

[Kevin Clancy]

But it's like her third. It was like, her third ticket in, like, six months or something like that.

[Una]

Yeah, but like, eight miles over, you get pulled over for that there.

[Kevin Clancy]

If, if you. I, I don't know if I've ever gotten a speeding ticket. I think I got one when I was in college. Once you get a speeding ticket, you're like, let's chill out for the next few months. Me and my buddies were talking this weekend about one of our favorite DUIs, which was this girl who we were hanging out with at the time got a dui. So I'm telling the story secondhand. I wasn't there, but got a DUI with a bottle of vodka in the cup holder. Like, a full, like, smeared off bottle just in the cup holder. She was just swigging it in the cupboard clock.

[John Feidelberg]

Oh, my God.

[Jackie]

I respect that.

[Kevin Clancy]

She, like, got. Got a dy, obviously got out of jail the next morning, got an Uber, picked her up at jail, brought her to the party bus, and then she went just right from jail to the party bus and party the rest of the weekend.

[John Feidelberg]

No way.

[Kevin Clancy]

And we were like, this chick's a legend.

[John Feidelberg]

Where is she now?

[Kevin Clancy]

I, I, I got the answer this weekend, I'll tell you. Not jail. No, no. I'll tell you off here.

[Jackie]

Okay.

[Kevin Clancy]

But. All right, that is. That's it. That's a show.

[Jackie]

Yeah.

[Kevin Clancy]

Good show. See you Thursday.