A Bear Crashed Their Wedding?! | Not Today, Pal

Summary

Not Today, Pal – "A Bear Crashed Their Wedding?!"

Hosts: Jamie-Lynn Sigler & Robert Iler
Date: December 11, 2025
Network: YMH Studios

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Episode Overview

In this lively episode, former Sopranos co-stars Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Robert Iler dive into their usual dynamic of polar opposites—Jamie’s warm optimism clashing hilariously with Rob’s grumpy realism. They riff on viral videos, gym culture, social media habits, reality TV, pet peeves at home, food opinions (especially Italian), and whether omens should impact life’s big moments—like a bear crashing a wedding. The duo is joined by producer Zolo and “Cougar” as they field calls, swap nostalgic Sopranos anecdotes, and ponder the existential question: can you sneeze in your sleep?

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Main Themes & Purpose

• Pop Culture Observation: Commentary on generational identity, reality TV, and social media habits.
• Personal vs. Public Persona: Jamie and Rob’s vastly different approaches to life, plans, and sharing online.
• Friendship Dynamics: The enduring, hilarious friction and love between two polar-opposite friends.
• Audience Engagement: Reading listener submissions about annoying roommate habits and debating pet peeves.
• Nostalgia & Showbiz Memories: Revisiting Sopranos history and reflecting on how much (and how little) has changed with fame.

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Key Discussion Points

1. Fan Encounters & Recognition (00:40–02:24)

• Rob recounts a rare fan who sang the full podcast theme song, unlike most who reference only Sopranos or clips:
  “Usually people say, ‘oh, I love the pod’—that means clips. Yesterday, a guy SANG the theme song. That’s a first.” – Rob (00:40)
• Jamie notes younger fans knowing her solely from the podcast, not Sopranos, especially at an Austin bar:
  “Multiple young people came up to me: ‘I’ve never seen Sopranos, but I love the pod.’” – Jamie (01:16)

2. The Viral Gym Guy & Generational Dating Profile Vibes (02:24–06:02)

• Jamie shows Rob a video of an older man dancing/stretching at the gym, sparking a debate: Would you find him entertaining or annoying?
• Rob on authenticity:
  “If this guy was a 6’4” athlete, it’d annoy me. But I love that he’s just this little old guy doing his thing.” – Rob (03:35)
• Jamie wonders if her “fun plans” personality would come off weird on dating profiles; they discuss vintage dating show aesthetics and '80s/'90s TV style.

3. How We Age & TV Nostalgia (05:48–08:25)

• Reflecting on how TV moms were much younger than they appeared compared to today’s standards.
• Jamie: “Golden Girls started in their late 40s! Not their 80s.” (06:09)
• Brief debate: Is it harder to get rejected quickly, or peak once and fade on talent shows?

4. Social Media & Annoyances: Pet Peeves at Home (19:55–23:55)

• Rob reads out listeners' pet peeves about living with others, including:
  • Leaving floss picks everywhere (Christina P. reference)
  • Annoying social media captions: “Another ____ in the books”
  • Wet towels on dry towels (“That’s how you get the stinky towels!” – Rob, 21:52)
  • Watching phone videos at full volume
  • Slurping food and mouth sounds

5. Italian Food Hot Takes (23:01–27:01)

• Dispute over eating spaghetti with a spoon versus fork:
  “The day I learned to use a spoon with spaghetti, I looked down on everyone who doesn’t.” – Rob (23:10)
  • Jamie learned it “on set” for The Sopranos; Zolo notes actual Italians scorn the spoon technique.
  • Penne vs. rigatoni: unanimous penne disdain, rigatoni preference.

6. Bear at a Wedding – Omens vs. Cool Story? (28:03–30:43)

• Discussion of a viral wedding video where a bear attacks a moose in the background.
• Jamie: “I’d actually think it was cool.”
• Cougar: “That’s a sign we should be getting the [hell] out of here, not about marriage.”
• Rob: “Would anyone actually take that as a bad omen for the marriage?”

7. Sleep Science: Can You Sneeze While Sleeping? (32:33–34:50)

• Rob wonders if people can sneeze in their sleep; group consensus via quick research:
  “It’s generally impossible—brain is too relaxed to trigger a sneeze reflex.”
  • Jamie: “Always gonna put my money on Any.” (in reference to producer fact-checking, 34:35)

8. Sopranos Nostalgia & Fan Memories (36:21–38:48)

• Jamie and Rob reminisce over an Entertainment Weekly Sopranos cast photo shoot:
  “I loved my dress, felt like a princess, and it stood out from all the millions we did.” – Jamie (37:47)
• Delmonico’s steakhouse in Syracuse has their photos up: “Cool. I love it.” – Jamie (36:48)

9. Failed Attempts to Call "The Sandwich Guy" Giovanni (16:18–19:46, 38:48–39:23)

• Jamie and Rob repeatedly try—and fail—to get their favorite viral sandwich maker on the phone, ultimately leaving a message for next week.
• Rob: “No, he’s a hard worker. We respect it.”

10. Reality TV Obsession & Housewives Franchises (15:20–16:18)

• Jamie recommends Real Housewives of Salt Lake City:
  “If you’re gonna watch any…these women were Mormon…Jen Shah’s in jail, there’s FBI—just so good.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Dating Apps & Aging:
  “There’s no way this person is 35. Some lives, you know?” – Rob (06:15)
• On Planning & FOMO:
  “I mean it. I’m that excited. I mean it.” – Jamie, on overcommitting to plans (04:52)
• On Annoying Uber Drivers:
  “If Cutter’s in the front and me and you were in the back and this guy hits the harmonica…I would laugh until he dropped us off.” – Rob (10:12)
• On Wedding Omens:
  “Would you take that as a sign or just be like, ‘Oh, that’s cool’?” – Rob (28:31)
• On Pet Peeves:
  “That’s how you get the stinky towels!” – Rob (21:52)
• On Italian-American Food Disputes:
  “Penne is trash…rigatoni is better.” – Rob & Jamie (26:15–26:22)
• On Friendship:
  “If you told me tomorrow you never have to go to another wedding again, best day of my life.” – Rob (31:31)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Time | Segment Brief | |------------|------------------------------------------------------------| | 00:40–02:24| Unexpected fan encounters & generational fame | | 02:24–06:02| Gym videos, generational differences, and dating profiles | | 05:48–08:25| TV nostalgia: aging in showbiz & reality TV | | 19:55–23:55| Listener pet peeves: towels, social media, slurping, etc. | | 23:01–27:01| Italian vs. Italian-American food habits debate | | 28:03–30:43| Bear at a wedding: omens or no big deal? | | 32:33–34:50| Can you sneeze in your sleep? Sleep science chat | | 36:21–38:48| Sopranos nostalgia: fan photos at Delmonico’s, old shoots | | 16:18–19:46| Calling the sandwich guy—Giovanni |

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Overall Vibe & Takeaway

The episode captures why Jamie and Rob remain so beloved: their easy, affectionate bickering, their real-life perspectives on fame and the mundane, and their nostalgia for the past without being stuck in it. The segments are peppered with genuine affection, deep-cut pop culture references, and a healthy dose of irreverence—as well as love for their audience’s quirks and questions.

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Memorable Moment:
Jamie and Rob, failing to reach Giovanni the Sandwich Guy, while earnestly debating the ideal Italian sandwich and the proper use of cheese—quintessential Not Today, Pal.

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For new listeners:
If you want unfiltered laughs, Seinfeldian debates about towels and pasta, and a window into the weird, wonderful friendship of two former TV siblings, this one’s a great intro—especially if you’re wondering whether to take signs from the universe or just eat the sandwich and enjoy the wedding (unless there’s a bear).

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End of Summary

Transcript

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[Rob]

Not today.

Normally when I see people on the street or whatever, they'll just say like, oh, I love the pod. Which 90 of the time. I know that means they just watch the social media clips, you know, so I'm just like, oh, whatever. But yesterday I was walking on the street and some guy sang the whole theme song. Like I was walking by and he was like, whoa. Like he went into it and I was like, oh. Like it was like. Because you're used to hearing like, yeah, like, like Sopranos or whatever with that. That was the first time I had ever heard that. I was like, whoa.

[Jamie]

I actually. That is so cool. I forgot to tell you. So I went out the other night to see Garth Brooks, by the way, the murderer himself.

[Rob]

Wow. I'm surprised they let you. They don't have face recognition.

[Jamie]

No.

[Rob]

Have you banned?

[Jamie]

No. No. He was in jovial mood, so probably fresh off a kill, you know. But right after we went to, we went to a bar which like I haven't been to bars and in Austin ever. And it was like, you know, all 20 something to me and a few of my girlfriends and I had multiple young people come up to me, recognize me being like, I've never seen Sopranos, but I love the pod.

[Rob]

Really. See, I think that they all mean social media. People got to start watching the pod, whatever it is. I know we need to get the people onto the pod. Yeah. To watch the pot.

[Jamie]

Keep doing it without you listening.

[Rob]

Yeah, come, come watch the pot. But you, you look jacked. We just picked you up from Pilates. Look at Jamie looking jacked. Yeah, very good.

[Jamie]

Thanks.

[Rob]

You don't look. How old are we?

[Jamie]

44.

[Rob]

44 when you're coming out of Pilates. You didn't look like a 44 year old lady.

[Jamie]

Rob did tell me when I got in the car, he goes, look at you. You look like a 20 year old coming out of Pilates.

[Rob]

You really did.

[Jamie]

Thank you, Rob.

[Rob]

Yeah, I was like, that doesn't look like our 44 year old Yami.

[Jamie]

It's just the long pony, you know.

[Rob]

Yeah. Your athleisure wear.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Let'S go. So Jamie was very excited. She sent in a video.

[Jamie]

Two. I have two videos.

[Rob]

Two videos. So you sent. Okay, Jamie has videos.

[Jamie]

The one at the. This one at the gym. I was wondering, what would you do? Would you like to watch this guy while you were working out, or would this annoy you is my question.

[Rob]

Oh, I like this.

[Jamie]

Look at this, look at this. Just wait, just wait. Look at it. Look at that. Look at that. Oh, oh, oh. Hey, that's some open hip flexors right there.

I could. I would be. If I was on the elliptical watching this guy, I could do it for an hour.

[Rob]

Yeah, that's true.

[Jamie]

You wouldn't be mad at this?

[Rob]

See, the girls get so excited from him doing this that they have to cover the screens over there with plastic wrap because he's just such a sexy guy.

[Jamie]

Oh, he's punching now. Look at this.

[Rob]

Wow. See, you know what always gets me, like, that's.

[Jamie]

By the way, that's not easy to do.

[Rob]

I've seen that before. What always gets. What puzzles me is like, how did he learn this? Like, how did. I want to see, like, the trial and I want to see. Like, the first time he tried to do this was just like bashing his head.

[Jamie]

I bet he was doing it on just one and then was like, I wonder if I could like, sidestep.

[Rob]

There's probably someone who's like, really sick with it. But, like, here's the thing. If this guy was like a 6 foot 4 athlete, it might annoy me. Like, if he was like a fucking starting quarterback for like, UT or whatever, I'd be like, come on, clean it. Like, what are you doing? You're trying to be. But like, I love that he's just like this little old guy who's like doing his thing, you know?

[Jamie]

Okay, good. I'm glad you like it.

[Rob]

Yeah, I like that. So that's what your feed is like. That's what your alo is like. I don't know where this came from. Little, like the bagel boss guy doing dances on treadmills.

[Jamie]

I don't know. I don't know where this came from. Okay, this next video, this is what you make fun of me for. And I feel like if I had a dating profile, this would be what I would be putting out.

[Rob]

Oh, I think I know what it's going to be. Already.

[Jamie]

Fun. I.

We're gonna have fun together. Let's go party.

So this is what you give me about. Because this is how I react to people and they Want to make plans 100. But it says, I have zero intention of keeping these plans.

[Rob]

Well, you recently got, like, a artwork thing in your house. You and Cutter. What does it say?

[Jamie]

I.

[Rob]

It says, tonight's gonna be the best night ever.

[Jamie]

Tonight. Tonight we make history. P.S. i can't be there.

[Rob]

Yeah, that's like you and Cutter's vibe.

[Jamie]

Exactly.

[Rob]

But Cutter owns it. You know, where you're like, we're going to do it tonight. And then.

[Jamie]

I mean it. I mean it. I'm that excited. I mean it.

[Rob]

I go, we should get old clips from, like, Love Connection. Remember?

[Jamie]

That's what this felt like it was from.

[Rob]

Yeah, yeah. Those are. I mean, look at.

[Jamie]

You know, I'm dying to be Chuck Woolery.

[Rob]

This is crazy. Like, this is what, like, a woman learned how to do makeup back in the day.

[Jamie]

But this was like, this woman's probably 31 years old, right? What. I mean.

[Rob]

Yeah.

[Jamie]

This is what the. This is who that. This is. This was the best. This was, like, how you presented yourself back.

[Rob]

She's 15 years younger than us, this lady right here. And it's like, holy.

[Jamie]

It's just. It's all the haircut. It's all the haircut.

[Rob]

No, but it's also that the. The pinks. That. That's like the. Remember that the woman in the Dana car or. No, what was the. The Drew Carey show? Can you look up the Drew Carey show? Mimi from the Drew Carey show. Like, it's like a joke makeup. You know what I mean? It's like if you gave your. Yeah. Remember. Remember her?

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

That's like, when people do this, you're like, what?

[Jamie]

I saw a thing recently about all, like, the TV moms from all our favorite 80s and 90s sitcoms and, like, how old they were, and they were, like, 30, 31. Like, you know, the Seat Seavers, Carol Seaver and.

[Rob]

Right. They were the same age as, like, the guys when they were doing Saved by the Bell. When you were back in the day, it was like if you were a high school senior or a mom or.

[Jamie]

The Golden Girls were, like, all late 40s, early 50s when that show started, they weren't in their 80s.

[Rob]

It's crazy. But. But listen, I've talked about this before, but sometimes when you're on these dating apps and you're looking and you're like. You're looking at a bunch of people your age, then one pops in and you're like, what the hell? Like, there's no way this person is 35. You're like, this person Is you don't even. I don't even know. Yeah, some. Some lives, you know? Some lives.

Okay, so here's something. You know how they have like America's Got Talent, all these talent shows and what's the American Idol, Boys? Yeah. So what do you think is worse, right? Somebody who goes up there and bombs like, you're awful. Everybody's like, get off the stage, you go home. That's it, it's over. Or when somebody goes up there and they're like incredible and you know, someday like the golden buzzer, it's like you're the best ever. And then every other performance after, they're like, yeah, you just don't have it. Like, we don't know. You just had that one good performance. Like, what do you think is hard? Like, it almost seems like it might be easier to just cope with people being like you. So.

[Jamie]

No, but that's why I love these shows because a lot of it shows what it takes to like really be. To really, you know, break through. Like, you could be. You could have the level of talent, but you have to be able to, you know, there has to be variety. There has. There's a certain star quality. So. So I think that's what just separates the best from the best, you know, from the other best. You know what I mean?

[Rob]

So what about like, you know when it's like I get knocked down but I get up again? Like, if you're like that much of a one hit wonder, I think they were like big one hit wonders. But like, if you just have one big song, but then it's like 15 years later, people are like everywhere. It's like, it's like, do the song like, you know, like they want you to do that. Or is it just better to be like, you know what? I'm going to be a. I'm going to have a regular job. I'm not going to have that because.

[Jamie]

Like, I don't know, when you get a taste of it, it's hard because.

[Rob]

To me, like, it. It kind of depends on the song too, right? Like if you have like bop, that's a little tougher than like if you're fucking. Not that they're one hit wonders at all, but like counting Crow have like great song and they don't like to sing their old stuff. Like, they don't like to sing their hits, but it's like their songs are so fucking good and make you feel so good. It's not like, mmm, bop or like fucking chumbawamba. You know what I mean, it's like, it's this real quality.

[Jamie]

I have such a memory of the Chumbawamba song of you and me in the back of my mom's car with when we shot the pilot and that song came on the radio.

[Rob]

Really?

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

And it just hate you right now.

[Jamie]

This song's whack. Like. Yeah, I have a memory of it. Your mom was in the front seat and you and I were in the back and we were like going out to dinner or something.

[Rob]

Wow. Probably going to Cheesecake Factory.

[Jamie]

I hope.

[Rob]

Shout out to Cheesecake Factory.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Yeah. Oh, that fucking. The Cheesecake Factory bread. I miss it so much. Okay. Zolo said this is my favorite kind of pod. Zolo said he brought.

[Jamie]

I love it.

[Rob]

Some videos for us today.

[Zolo]

I think I have a really good one this week.

[Rob]

Come on, Zolo.

[Cougar]

Yeah, Burger was good.

[Jamie]

Everything.

[Rob]

Oh my gosh.

That will beep until we do Burger Lab.

Safety first. Yeah. There's a Tick Tocker. Yeah. Speaking of tick tockers. Oh.

[Jamie]

My God.

[Rob]

Known as harmonica. And if you guys would like to be on my Instagram or Tick Tock.

[Jamie]

Page, we're gonna be rolling.

[Rob]

If we don't want to pause it, we can totally turn that off and just cut that and stuff.

[Jamie]

Being.

[Rob]

Being in a cab with Cutter when he hit that harmonica, I. I would laugh this guy out of the cab. He would pull over and be like.

[Jamie]

I don't. That's how we have to prank him. I want.

[Rob]

Yeah, we gotta have an over friendly Uber driver. He doesn't even like quiet Uber drivers. Uber. Cutter doesn't even like quiet Uber drivers. This. Oh, I don't know if there could be something funnier in life than to be sitting or. If Cutter's in the front and me and you were in the back and this guy hits the harmonica.

[Jamie]

That's so rude to pick people up and just do this to them.

[Cougar]

It doesn't even end there.

[Jamie]

Could you imagine.

[Rob]

Could you imagine if. Could you imagine if I was in the. Could you imagine if I was in the front? I just went, stop, stop. We don't want. We don't. We don't want this. We don't want this. I think I would just. I would laugh until he dropped us off, whether it was five minutes away or an hour away.

[Jamie]

Okay. You would.

[Rob]

I would be hysterical laughing at Cutter. If I was. If I was Dolo, I'd say, pull over. I'm getting out.

[Jamie]

Well, apparently it gets worse. Let's see.

[Rob]

I'll have a fun time. That is totally up to you guys. But my big question is, does anybody want to learn how to play the ukulele?

[Jamie]

Chase, you know how.

[Rob]

If you know how to play guitar.

If you know how to play guitar.

[Jamie]

I mean, the ukulele in a bucket should have given it away.

[Rob]

I hate like enthusiastic. Like, like when I. When I was.

[Jamie]

Hate enthusiastic.

[Rob]

I hate enthusiasm. Yeah, I really do. When, when I was watching this past season of Love is Blind. Like the guy is kind of like, oh, like you want to do like, you know all this stuff and like, I don't like that kind of vibe. I forget. Exactly. And she's like, oh no, are you vanilla? And it's like, to me, vanilla is wanting to go to the fudgeing bullshit. Like, that's vanilla. Like you're fudgeing lame. Like a 90 day fiance. They went to like a polar bar and it's like it's zero degrees in the bar and we all have to put on jackets and like it's freezing in here. That's crazy. I'm like, this is the biggest loser thing that you could pot where it's like, look at. Oh my God. Like we're crazy. And it's like, no, this is, this is vanilla. This is the problem. I'm not the problem for wanting to stay home. You're the problem for thinking fun is going into a bar that's colder than every other bar.

[Jamie]

Something different.

[Rob]

It bothers me so. But that's the thing. It's like you need that to have an exciting life. You need someone to like make a bar cold.

[Jamie]

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[Rob]

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[Jamie]

Do you think harmonicab Kyle reads the room where like if he picks somebody up and they're. No, no you don't. You think he's just obnoxious.

[Rob]

Can I tell you what I thought Zolo? That this was going to be. And I was ready to laugh my dick off. I thought that thing was just going to beep nonstop and the guy was like I'm not. I'm not putting my seatbelt on.

[Zolo]

Well, that's why I like watched it originally. I'm like, oh, there's something about the fucking seatbelt beeping thing. And then it takes a complete left turn.

[Cougar]

Yeah, that's text that he put on there. And it's like, oh no, you're just an obnoxious.

[Zolo]

How would you ask them to buckle up as the caption?

[Rob]

He's smart, you know. You know what? You know what bothers me too? This guy has three times the amount of followers as Jen and who are the other guy from the other podcast? What was that called up that podcast with the Jersey people?

[Cougar]

The recap. Something real.

[Zolo]

Recap.

[Rob]

Real recap. Can we. Can we just get like you guys have social media. Can you just find people from Jersey talking about stuff? That's all I want. I want like like hot Jersey broads but also just people from Jers talking about anything I I could listen to forever.

[Cougar]

Let's just re watch Jersey Shore.

[Rob]

Yeah.

[Jamie]

Yeah. Oh my gosh.

[Rob]

But they're like, they're like you could. I don't even. They're not even Jersey enough for what I want. Like I. I want There. That is so Jersey to me.

[Jamie]

Housewives of Jersey hasn't been on in a long time because there's been such beef amongst them all.

[Rob]

That's probably the only one I would watch.

[Jamie]

Salt Lake City, I'm telling you, Rob.

[Rob]

I can't get into Housewives now. It's all. It all feels fake to me.

[Jamie]

This one is so fucking good.

[Rob]

Really?

[Jamie]

If you're gonna watch any, in my opinion, it's Salt Lake City. These. Because these women were Mormon. Some of Jen Shaw's in jail. You gotta go back, you gotta read.

[Rob]

Jail is good. I like when they go to jail.

[Jamie]

I know FBI comes and arrests them when they're filming.

[Rob]

Really? Oh, that's good.

[Jamie]

I'm telling you, the FBI. There's a girl that was like catfishing all of them that became a new housewife and they uncovered at the end that she was the one that had been doing to them, like online all these years. It's good.

[Rob]

I can get into that. Do we. Let's try the. Let's try the sandwich guy. I. I want really want to get the sandwich guy. I really want to get Giovanni on the phone. Let's try him one more time.

[Jamie]

If not, do we leave him a message with our favorite foods and have him make a few?

[Rob]

No, I think we want to talk.

[Jamie]

I'll see if this person is available.

[Rob]

Hey, it's Robert and Jamie from Sopranos and Not Today Pal Podcast.

[Jamie]

Thanks, David. Please stay on the line. Yes. I don't know why he thought I would be like, it's Jamie and Rob.

[Rob]

Yeah. Is this your number? Zolo. So would he be able to just call it back or you call him from a fake number?

[Zolo]

It's our studio phone, but yeah, he could call it back.

[Rob]

Does he have an iPhone? Is it blue?

[Jamie]

I'm sorry, this person is not available. If you would like to leave an additional message, please reply after the tone.

[Rob]

Giovanni, we're trying to get in touch with you. We're on the podcast. We're only doing it for another 20 minutes, so please call us back on the number that we called you on or. Yeah, we want to talk to you. Bye. Does this thing pop up as blue?

[Zolo]

Yeah, yeah, it's an iPhone.

[Rob]

And so you wrote him and he just hasn't responded? Mm. Damn, Giovanni. He's a hard worker. He's a hard worker. We respect it. What about you? Want to try calling the store? Let's call the store. Yeah. Fuck yeah. Let's call this. This is exciting.

[Jamie]

He's really excited.

[Rob]

I am really excited. I love Giovanni the one slice dice.

[Jamie]

Do you know what you want in your sandwich?

[Rob]

I mean, unfortunately, what I want, I wouldn't eat anymore. You know, I want chicken cutlet and balsamic glaze with a little spicy salam. You know, he's always putting that. The mutts on there, but it's too much for me.

[Jamie]

I was gonna say you need a little cheese, though, in there.

[Rob]

Yeah. Maybe some like thin something or like, or, or like some like pecorino Romano, like that kind of vibe. Yeah, we gotta. We gotta get. We gotta get the. We gotta get him on to. To guide us, you know, I don't.

[Jamie]

Think I want cheese on my sandwich that's controversial.

[Rob]

We're really hitting them with the big controversies this week on the pot.

[Jamie]

I like pickled things.

[Rob]

Oh, he does that. He does the pepperoni pickled on you. O. Great topic.

And the.

[Jamie]

And the balsamic leg.

[Rob]

And he does the sweet. Oh, I know what I wanted to ask.

[Jamie]

Sweet too hot.

[Rob]

Honey, I'm so excited to talk to this guy. I wanted to ask him why he leaves the stem on the long hots. Why leave stem?

Are we calling the store?

[Zolo]

Yeah, let's do it.

[Rob]

Yes.

[Jamie]

I'm so excited you're talking. Okay, I'll start laughing.

I feel like I'm pranking someone right now.

[Rob]

We closed today. It's a Tuesday. Open up. We need a sandwich.

[Jamie]

Maybe they close after the lunch hour.

[Rob]

What if it was a sandwich emergency?

[Jamie]

It's 4 o'. Clock.

[Rob]

Hey, is Giovanni there? No, he's not here right now. Oh, okay. Could you tell him Robert and Jamie called from the Not Today Pal podcast? We were supposed to talk to him today. Do you know. You know where he is? Nope. Oh, all right. Thank you so much. You're welcome. Have a good one.

[Jamie]

Not a fan.

[Rob]

We should have kept him on.

[Jamie]

He might have been.

[Rob]

I think he would have been a great podcast guest. He seemed like.

[Jamie]

Yeah, really interested, bro.

[Cougar]

Just.

[Rob]

Nope, nope, nope.

[Jamie]

Okay, not here.

[Rob]

Thanks, buddy. Employee of the month. I think we should get him a plaque up at the restaurant.

[Jamie]

Was that Jack?

[Rob]

Was that Jack? We get an employee of the month for that guy. Okay.

Okay. I asked, you know, I asked people in the audience what annoys them. About people that we live with. Yeah, about people that they live with.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

So this one, some. I don't know, I feel like I might have said one or two of these because I just had them in my head when I read the last one. But. But let me. So the first one is leaving floss pics around the apartment.

[Jamie]

Gross.

[Rob]

Christina P. Shout out. Christina P. She does that. And Tom hates it. I don't know. I'm pretty good. If I'll leave. Like, I won't leave them around the apartment, but if I'm working with one and, like, a phone or something, I might put it down and then, like, that might get left. But it's not like a chronic.

[Jamie]

You're not like, a repeat offender.

[Rob]

Right. It's not constantly. That's Isabelle. This person, J. Law says when people smile with their tongue between their teeth. Yeah, that's a problem. Yeah. Okay. When someone says, another blank in the books while sharing family photos on social media, like, another.

[Jamie]

Another Christmas in the book.

[Rob]

Yeah. Another graduation in the books.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Does that bother you?

[Jamie]

Here's my thing. I. I love seeing pictures of my friends and their families. Like, I. I think it's very sweet. I'm, like, so happy to see them, but I would die to. I would never. I'd be like, who the. Who gives a. About, like, what I did on Thanksgiving is how I feel. But I love to see other people's.

[Rob]

It's weird. So what do you. What do you think that is? You're not. You're not enough. What is that?

[Jamie]

I just don't want to share it.

[Rob]

Yeah, that's fine.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Yeah.

Families on social media, when people hang wet towels on top of dry towels. I mean, I live alone. No one. That's insane. I've never done that or heard anyone doing that.

[Jamie]

Cutter just bunches up a wet towel and, like, leaves it on a counter. I have an issue with that. Like, I. We have, like, multiple places to, like, hang a towel.

[Rob]

Yeah.

[Jamie]

And he never puts it on there.

[Rob]

Well, Zolo says he just crumples them up and throws them on the floor. Right, Zola.

[Jamie]

Or he'll fold it in thirds and then. Then hang it. And I'm like, well, that doesn't dry.

[Rob]

That's a problem. That's how you get the stinky towels.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Good.

[Zolo]

Good memory, Rob. Yeah, I think I. I think I have talked about that.

[Rob]

Yeah.

[Zolo]

And I was like, why do these always smell like. And I'm like, oh, they've just been in a wet pile on the floor for a week. Yeah.

[Jamie]

Like.

[Rob]

And, like, they're. It's, like, dark, like. Like underneath there. It's dark and moldy. And that's not good.

[Jamie]

That's breeding infection.

[Rob]

Yeah, that's. That's not good.

Rachel says, why does every man have to watch videos on their phone at full volume? I don't do that?

Would that does. Does that bother you? Well, you have kids. Actually, you know what? Your kids do do that all the time. It's always like, hey, can you put down whatever that is?

[Jamie]

Television, anything. The volume is full blast.

[Rob]

Yeah. And then they'll be like, hey, go watch that in the other room if you want to watch it like that. And they don't want to. They want to be in the middle of us watching their. Their iPad on full volume, which is crazy. JRM says slurping spaghetti or coffee or soup.

[Jamie]

Any sign of mouth sound is gross or anything. Yeah.

[Rob]

You know, as somebody who's bothered by, like, everything. I don't know.

[Jamie]

Really? You're not bothered by mouth sound?

[Rob]

I mean, slurping spaghetti, how long could that go on for? You know what I mean? It's a whole meal. Yeah. I don't know if somebody's enjoying spaghetti. I think enjoy the spaghetti.

Here's a very controversial thing. The day I learned how to use a spoon while eating spaghetti with spaghetti, I look down upon everyone who doesn't use a spoon.

[Jamie]

Yeah. I learned it on set.

[Rob]

It makes the spaghetti taste better somehow. Like, it's better.

[Jamie]

It just, of course, because you're getting, like. Yeah.

[Rob]

So good.

[Jamie]

It's like a bite. It's an actual bite.

[Rob]

Yeah, yeah. The move is you take the spaghetti, you spin it on the fork like that, and then you take a piece of a meatball with it and you go, if any out of. Okay, let's. Let's take a guess back there. You got three lovely gentlemen. Who would you guess? I'm going to say any doesn't use a spoon. Zolo doesn't use a spoon. Oh, Cougar just touched his nose. What does that mean?

[Jamie]

I could see Cougar using a spoon.

[Rob]

I'm going to say no spoon for everybody. What do you say?

[Jamie]

Cougar spoon.

[Rob]

Cougar spoon.

[Jamie]

Maybe Zolo.

[Rob]

Let's hear it, guys. Zolo. No way.

[Zolo]

I've done it on occasion.

[Rob]

Yeah, see, that's. That's a no. You got it. You got. Once you do it, I think I'm 50.

[Zolo]

50 with it.

[Rob]

That's crazy. That's crazier than just not using it.

[Zolo]

It's more work, I feel.

[Jamie]

It's just. It depends the pasta depends how it's like, twirling.

[Zolo]

Also, I think I heard recently, like, it's not a traditional, like, Italian thing. Like, Italian people kind of scoff at you if you. They see you doing the spoon thing.

[Rob]

That's great. I don't care.

[Jamie]

See, I was told to do it on set because it looked more authentic. Like if I didn't do it that way, it was not reading that. I grew up in an Italian household.

[Rob]

Close your eyes, exhale. Feel your body relax and let go of whatever you're carrying today.

[Jamie]

Well, I'm letting go of the worry.

[Rob]

That I wouldn't get my new contacts.

[Jamie]

In time for this class.

[Rob]

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[Jamie]

Oh, my gosh, they're so fast.

[Rob]

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[Jamie]

Oh, sorry. Namaste.

[Rob]

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[Rob]

Italians, but these are. These are American Italians. Italian Americans.

[Zolo]

My parents both did it. My parents were both very much like sticklers about it.

[Rob]

Are they. Are your parents Italian?

[Zolo]

No, they're Jews.

[Rob]

Oh, classy. What about the other. What about the other two boys?

[Cougar]

No spoon for me.

[Rob]

Yeah, that nose touch.

[Cougar]

I don't eat spaghetti.

[Jamie]

I actually. I could never see you getting, like, a plate of pasta put in front of you. It's just not what you. Where you go.

[Cougar]

I mean, the spaghetti is like a specific type, though. I don't.

[Jamie]

You like a lens?

[Cougar]

Like, what's. What's the tortellini? I like tortellini.

[Rob]

Tortellini is great. Let me tell you something. Penne is trash. Penne's triva sauce is great. So it makes penne alla vodka good. But penne as a pop.

[Jamie]

Rigatoni is better than a penny.

[Rob]

Trash. Yeah, rigatoni, but just angel hair. Or spaghetti. Oh, the best.

[Jamie]

No, Italians typically do not eat spaghetti with a spoon. Traditional is only a fork.

[Rob]

But that's like. That's Italy we're talking using.

[Jamie]

Oh, spinning it against a spoon is considered impolite in Italy.

[Rob]

Yeah, see, this is Italy. We're. You know, we figured it out over here.

[Jamie]

And do not cut it with a knife.

[Rob]

It says no if you. Unless you're feeding a three Year old or lower, if you're cutting spaghetti with a knife. It's tragic.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Horrible.

[Jamie]

I still cut my kids spaghetti, though.

[Rob]

Oh, yeah, well, because Cutter's a freak about choking.

[Jamie]

Correct.

[Rob]

Yeah. You can't.

Okay. Speaking of Cutter, can you show the first Cutters Weekly Instagram for this week's episode? It's a Sopranos one.

Read it. Jamie.

[Jamie]

When you spend the night at your friend's house for the first time and found out he's actually genuinely. Oh.

[Rob]

That's what Cutter sent me.

He's so happy with that.

Yeah. I wonder if that's. Cutter tried to tell me that's how he felt when I stayed over. That he learned. Yeah. That I'm fully retarded.

[Jamie]

No, that you learned it about him.

RIP to both of them.

[Rob]

Oh, my God. By the way, that makes me kind of want to watch Sopranos. I didn't even know anything like, that happened in the show. That's great.

[Jamie]

What was he watching? He's like Roseanne or something.

[Cougar]

I think he's watching, like, cartoons or something.

[Jamie]

It looked like it was a sitcom.

[Cougar]

It's a great. It's a great scene.

[Jamie]

It's so good.

[Rob]

And it did. It didn't actually say this above it in the scene. Huh. Damn it. Can you show the video of the wedding, Jamie? What would you. That. That's old. You have that in there. There's. There's this thing happened at this person's wedding, and I want to know if you were getting married, you. Would you take this as a sign or would you just be like, oh, that's cool. Oh.

[Cougar]

And that is why we didn't go to the North Shore, ladies and gentlemen, murdering another animal.

[Rob]

It's like a bear on a moose. Is it a moose.

Or like a caribou? What do they call a moose in, like, Alaska? Isn't there, like. So. Yeah, if that's. If that's your wedding, do you go, like, that has nothing to do with my wedding. Let's keep going.

[Jamie]

Or do you go, like, having your wedding in the wild, like, you know what I mean? It's like, be one thing if it was, like, on the property of some, like, nice place, you know, like, it's.

[Rob]

Like the Four Seasons.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

It's a bear eating.

[Jamie]

I don't know if I. I mean, it would. I'd actually think it was, like, cool. Yeah.

[Rob]

Wow. Look at you. Nature Jamie.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Wow. All right, what about anybody back there have an opinion on their photographers and.

[Jamie]

Guests at their wedding now? Yeah, of course.

[Rob]

Well, it's fucking 20, 25. All people want is pictures of what they're doing. They don't even want to do the thing anymore. Anymore. It's ridiculous. Yeah.

Anybody got any. Would anybody. Would any. Would anybody think about maybe we shouldn't be getting married if this was going on?

[Cougar]

Yeah, we're out.

[Rob]

You're done.

[Cougar]

Yeah, I'm out.

[Jamie]

What's. What is the. What is the metaphor? What is the reasoning? Like, why are you thinking I'm doomed?

[Cougar]

There's a bear, like, 20ft that way.

[Rob]

When's the last time you got called the N word, Jame? Never.

[Jamie]

Yeah, for sure. Wow.

[Rob]

Way to go. You're welcome. I'm happy that we could bring this into your life.

[Jamie]

Listen.

[Rob]

Yeah. I used to date a girl who loved to call me. Whoa. Yeah.

Go on. And I'm just kidding.

[Jamie]

But you would take that meaning, like, I don't want to get married here. Or like, oh, like, my marriage is doomed.

[Cougar]

Oh, I thought we were just talking about getting the out of there.

[Jamie]

No, Rob is talking like, is this a sign that this is, like, I shouldn't be getting married?

[Cougar]

No, it's a sign we should be getting the out of here right now, though.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Yeah. I mean, that.

[Jamie]

I mean, that's a big river for it to cross.

[Cougar]

Ain't big enough.

[Rob]

Yeah, but you're still gonna. You're still gonna get married. You're fine. You're not taking it as a bad omen?

[Cougar]

I mean, I ain't gonna marry in the first place, but, I mean, I guess if I was, like, if somehow that happened. I mean. Yeah. I don't believe in that. Omens. Out of here.

[Rob]

Really?

[Cougar]

No.

[Rob]

Okay. We're. When I first met you, were you down to get married, or were you always a no married guy? I feel like your last relationship, I thought you were gonna, like, marry her, but now you're just done.

[Cougar]

I don't think I've ever been, like, stoked about it, you know? Never, like, fantasized about the. I feel like marriage or weddings suck anyway.

[Rob]

The worst.

[Cougar]

The only cool part, I guess. I guess the. I guess dressing up. I feel like dressing up. Probably the coolest part about what you get to be in, like, a suit. Like, that's cool.

[Rob]

Yeah, you could wear a suit. Whatever you want.

[Jamie]

Rob, you had a good time in my wedding, didn't you?

[Rob]

Yeah, but I love you. I love Cutter. Like, I just. But I don't.

[Jamie]

And your friends were there.

[Rob]

Yeah, I had friends. Like, you know, we had a good time. But, like, I, I, I. If I. If you Told me tomorrow you never have to go to another wedding again for the rest of your life. I would have the best day. I'd be so happy.

[Jamie]

Yeah, well, I mean, I've, I've, I don't, I don't go to any weddings hardly anymore because we've outgrown it. Yeah. This year is my 10 year wedding anniversary. Crazy, right?

[Rob]

Congratulations. I, I, My best friend's wedding, like two years ago or whatever it was.

[Jamie]

You had such a good time.

[Rob]

I had such a good time, but we stayed at a beach house for two weeks.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Like, it was the great. We had such a good time.

[Jamie]

We get like voice notes from you being like, I'm on a beach in front of a fire. I ate bread. I'm so happy.

[Rob]

Smoked a joint.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Under the stars on the beach, the water. Oh, it was all. And also like, I don't get to see him. So, like, it just, we felt 18 years old again, you know? Yeah. Oh, we had the best time.

What about you? You boys, you're, you're both married guys, right? Zolo definitely is going to get married, right, Zola?

[Zolo]

Someday.

[Rob]

Yeah. He's a traditional Arzola, is a traditional guy. Cougar.

[Cougar]

No, I'm not married, but I mean.

[Rob]

No, I know you're not open to it. Okay, you hear that, ladies? Hear that? Hear that, ladies? Cougar is willing to get married. Okay.

Here'S something I wanted to know. So we know people. Like, I've heard you heard. You hear people fart in their sleep. Hear people talk in their sleep. Yeah, but I'm like, do people, has anybody ever sneezed in their sleep? Is that a thing?

[Jamie]

Like, does that wake up to sneeze?

[Rob]

I think that just turns off when you're sleeping. Like, I've never heard anybody sneeze in their sleep. Anybody back there ever heard anyone sneeze in their sleep?

[Jamie]

I don't even think if I ever.

[Cougar]

Feel like that's impossible to sneeze in your sleep because that happens from like a, like a tickle in the nose, which you can't feel if you're asleep.

[Rob]

Right. But, but a cough could be a tickle in the throat.

[Cougar]

But you don't, don't you? Not really cough either?

[Rob]

No.

[Jamie]

Sick.

[Rob]

Well, yeah, but I just, like, I don't.

[Jamie]

Oh, I caught, I would be woken up with a cough.

[Rob]

You've never slept in the house with my dad, which I recently did six months ago. There's just chronic coughing coming from downstairs. Yeah. For every, every six minutes. And then, and then you see him in the. In the morning and you go, are you all right? He's like, what? Like, he gets mad at me. I'm like, you were coughing all night. He's like, no, I wasn't. I'm like, all right, I'm lying about your coughing. Yeah, no, people definitely cough all night in their sleep.

[Cougar]

Yeah, well, a cough, I guess I would. I'd be. I'd be less surprised, but, yeah, I would.

[Rob]

I don't know.

[Cougar]

Something in me tells me it's like, impossible. Like, you can't.

[Rob]

I don't know why. Can we ask ChatGPT? Can someone or any. Any Google. Can you sneeze in your sleep? But what about farting is. Farting is always. I'm. You know, that's. You know. You learn something about a girl when you sleep next door.

[Jamie]

No, it's generally impossible to sneeze in your sleep.

[Rob]

I don't. I feel like the term generally impossible.

[Jamie]

Is a. Sneezing is a reflex that involves the involuntary contraction of muscles in the nose, throat, and diaphragm during sleep. The brain is in a relaxed state and these muscles are not active. Therefore, it is not possible to trigger the sneeze reflex while sleeping. Rare cases, people may experience a sensation of needing to sneeze while sleeping, but this is usually due to other factors such as nasal congestion or allergies. However, they will not actually sneeze unless they wake up.

[Rob]

And he's a little genius.

[Jamie]

I was just thinking that.

[Rob]

And he sniffed this one out.

[Jamie]

Always gonna put my money on any.

[Rob]

Yeah.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Oh, definitely not always.

[Jamie]

Just like one of those guys.

[Rob]

Definitely not always. But there's times.

[Jamie]

No, he's like. I feel like he doesn't speak unless he's pretty confident. You know what I mean?

[Rob]

But I also think sometimes he's confident. Sometimes he's confident. He's way off.

[Cougar]

Name me a time I can.

[Rob]

You're right. You're always.

[Jamie]

You're always right.

[Rob]

Okay, do we have the second cutter?

[Jamie]

Weekly Instagram cutter on fire, babe.

[Rob]

Yeah, Cutter's been light.

[Jamie]

Presents Real Men of Genius.

[Rob]

So this is Missouri sports bettors off the first exit in Kansas.

[Jamie]

So as soon as they get over the border, they pull over and place their bets.

[Rob]

Yeah. You're allowed to gamble.

[Jamie]

Is that really what's happening?

[Rob]

Yeah. So my question is, how would you feel if me and Cutter were like, we're taking a six hour drive to go get some bets in?

[Jamie]

I love any time the two of you are together. I love it. Just document it.

[Rob]

You want to stay home FaceTime me.

[Jamie]

I got this.

[Rob]

Okay. We could do like, how that guy was TikTok in his harmonica.

[Jamie]

We could have a. I would watch the show of you two all day long.

[Rob]

Yeah.

[Jamie]

Just your drive alone to just pick me up with chaotic.

[Rob]

It was crazy. It was like. It was like what I imagine Navy Seals do when they have to go, like, get somebody. He was really. He was. Yeah.

[Jamie]

I was ready for, like, explosions all the time. That, like, Instagram video of, like, this, like, dad, like, walking like this through the airport and is like, my husband's nervous system has no idea the difference between being chased by a bear and just walking through the airport to our flight when we have plenty of time when we travel.

[Rob]

Yeah, we were. There was. It was the near death experience for Cutter. Just going to get coffee for you and then picking you up from Pilates. Yeah. Oh, my friend sent. So there's a steakhouse in Syracuse. Do you have these photos? There's a steakhouse in Syracuse that had these photos up.

[Jamie]

Jamie, is that you?

[Rob]

That's me.

[Jamie]

Wow. Oh, with the knife. Yeah.

[Rob]

Yeah.

[Jamie]

What? No. Citizens.

[Rob]

And then look, you're over there to the right. Yeah, they have all so fun. I wonder if they've had this up for. For three. It's Demonico's. I don't know if I'm saying that right.

[Jamie]

Delmonicos.

[Rob]

Delmonicos, maybe. Yeah. That feels more right.

[Jamie]

I wonder if they made it.

[Rob]

I wonder if they've had these for, like, 20 years or if this is a new. This is a new thing.

[Jamie]

Cool. I love it.

[Rob]

Shout out. Do we have. Did we do memory lane already?

[Jamie]

Do we have one of those today yet?

[Rob]

Wow.

[Jamie]

This was truly one of my favorite photo shoots we ever did. I can remember this day vividly. Okay. This was for Entertainment Weekly, I think.

[Rob]

I wouldn't have known that. I would have said, like, Vanity Fair, but I know I'm wrong.

[Jamie]

2007. 6.

[Rob]

Sure. I'll just go with what you say. I. I don't. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is. This definitely the last season. Like, yeah, it was in a beautiful.

[Jamie]

Theater in New York City. It was so cool.

[Rob]

I'll go with 2007. Sure. What do we got? 2007.

Oh, weekly.

[Jamie]

You said Entertainment Weekly.

[Rob]

Entertainment Weekly. 2007.

[Zolo]

2006.

[Rob]

Oh, said that Jane?

Yeah. I don't. What do you remember from this day? I don't know.

[Jamie]

I just remember, like, this photo shoot being more limited. Like, normally we have, like, so many of us, but it was just us few. So, like, we had time to, like, hang out. I remember sitting and talking with Jim for a long time. I remember I loved my dress that I got to wear and, like, the hair and makeup. I felt like a princess. I don't know. I just remember this day. And I remember, like, it was a photo shoot that stood out to me amongst all the millions of ones we did.

[Rob]

Things were so, like, thought out on Sopranos always that even when we would do photo shoots like this, it was like, no, you're gonna look here and you're gonna look here and you're gonna hear. Because it all meant something.

[Jamie]

Yes.

[Rob]

You know, and. And it was never not like that.

[Jamie]

Everything. Like when we did the COVID of Rolling St. Specific, when we did any of the Annie Leibowitz photo shoots, I mean, she had stand ins. Like, you would show up. You were done in like 25 minutes. Yeah, it was awesome.

[Rob]

Yeah. Oh, by the way, those are some good. I like this. I like going to, like, cast, like, classic cast photos from memory lanes. This is good. The. The Rolling Stone is definitely one we should do too. So. Yeah. Do we try. Do we try the sandwich guy or we just. We just.

[Zolo]

I'll try him right now.

[Jamie]

We'll try it. But then I. I don't. I can't. I don't think I can hang for that long because I got a flight.

[Rob]

What do you. How long do you have? 10 minutes.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

Okay. We'll see if he.

[Cougar]

We also have to do ads. Just a heads up.

[Rob]

All right.

Oh, it's fully ringing this time. Remember last time it didn't.

We're, like, pestering him at this point.

[Jamie]

Yeah, we're being annoying.

[Rob]

Yeah.

All right. Just text him and say, hey, sorry, we have to go. So we'll try you again next week. Just. Just tell them that the call has been. It'll be. It'll be good to have unlimited time too, when we talk to him.

[Jamie]

Yeah.

[Rob]

All right. Yeah, so we tried. We will see you guys next week.

[Jamie]

Capone.

[Rob]

Once I'm in hat. One of the times. Ripper at new jersey battery.

Once I'm at one of the stocks. Ripper at new jersey battery. Not today.