A (1:21)

No, it's. I mean, I don't pretend I'm a dragon still.

B (1:25)

Oh, okay.

A (1:26)

That's one of us, I guess.

B (1:28)

And I watched the. What is it?

A (1:32)

Vapor?

B (1:33)

Yeah, there it is. Leave my mouth. And it stayed in the air and I watched it float away. Oh, it didn't. Yo. I swear on my children, like, like a cloud.

A (1:42)

You created a cloud?

B (1:42)

No, I didn't create a cloud. I just watched it like it wasn't like a. And then gone. It was a. And then I watched it go. And it was very.

A (1:56)

Where was this? Connecticut. It was. Cuz it was cold. Yeah, that has something to do with like humidity or something.

B (2:01)

Probably has something to do with the. The density of the air.

A (2:05)

Barometers, things like that.

B (2:06)

Who? Who?

A (2:08)

Barometers. Wait, what is a barometer?

B (2:10)

That pressure, isn't it?

A (2:12)

I don't know.

B (2:13)

I mean. Yeah, pressure. Density of the air pressure has something to do with wind. So I guess we're kind of onto Something.

A (2:18)

Yeah. You know what I thought about the other day? It was like, super windy, and I was like, where does wind. What is wind?

B (2:24)

Wind? It.

A (2:26)

Do you know?

B (2:27)

I think so.

A (2:28)

So I. I know now. Well, I don't know if I think it's like.

B (2:30)

It's like differencing changes in pressure.

A (2:34)

Yeah, it is. Yeah.

B (2:35)

It's like changes in pressure. That's why when you walk in, like Manhattan, if you walk around like a big building, you'll get hit with a wind.

A (2:43)

Yeah.

B (2:44)

Crosswind on an avenue really hard. Because the pressure is so intense.

A (2:47)

Yeah. Yeah.

B (2:48)

But the pressure.

A (2:49)

My guess was like. This is going to sound a little nuts.

B (2:54)

Oh, yeah, here we go.

A (2:55)

Gravity. That was my guess, and here's my thinking.

B (2:59)

But the wind is.

A (3:00)

I know, but. But because I was. I was thought I was thinking about the ocean.

B (3:04)

Mm.

A (3:04)

So I'm like. Because the. The. The moon's gravity is moving the ocean, that maybe the earth and moon's gravity is creating wind. I don't know. Maybe that's not wrong, though, because maybe that has something to do with the pressure.

B (3:17)

Well, I.

A (3:18)

Gravity is pressure.

B (3:19)

No, I think because, like, the pressure, like, like, like the stuff off of water, like, you know, like aura off of the water.

A (3:28)

I don't know what you're. I don't know what you're saying.

B (3:31)

It's a little tough.

A (3:32)

The aura of the wall.

B (3:33)

I think that because, like, there, like temperatures that come off of the water and then different air temperatures above and they mix and they're like. Yes. Does that make sense?

A (3:47)

I don't know. I don't know if it makes sense.

B (3:49)

It is kind of cool to imagine that it's just like the wind is just like, you know, what is.

A (3:55)

What does that mean? I hate wind. I tweeted this the other day and a lot of people agreed that it's like the worst.

B (4:00)

It is the worst weather. Wind.

A (4:01)

I would rather rain.

B (4:03)

Oh, I love rain.

A (4:04)

But like, rain with wind is maybe worse.

B (4:06)

Sideways rain stinks.

A (4:08)

Super stinks on ice.

B (4:10)

It stinks on ice. It really does. That's the.

A (4:13)

Unless it's hot, hot rain.

B (4:15)

Summer rain is.

A (4:16)

Summer rain is great.

B (4:17)

Summer rain is.

A (4:19)

Rain showers. Those are just.

B (4:21)

Does just rain. Oh, yeah.

A (4:22)

No, I meant sun showers.

B (4:23)

Sun showers are cool. Yeah, but like, not as cool as just like. Just like it gets like really dark out and you're like, what, it's 1pm you like that? Yeah, I think it's so cool. And then it just like one of the. Like. I have a memory so vivid because it became Yellow outside.

A (4:44)

What are you talking about?

B (4:46)

It was the day that I went to go see X Men the Last Stand, So I believe it was like 2006. And I remember I was at the movie theater in Astoria, and I went outside and the weather was so bad. It looked yellow outside and it rained so hard, but then it be. It like, instantly stopped, and then you just get, like, stinky asphalt, you know?

A (5:08)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like that smell. I love, like, rainy concrete.

B (5:11)

Rainy concrete. I like that a lot. Yeah, because it's still, like, hot.

A (5:15)

When I was younger, I used to be like, oh, like, I thought it was like a fox. Like, I could smell rain coming, but it's like.

B (5:20)

Well, no, you can. You can definitely smell rain. What?

A (5:23)

Isn't that the smell of the asphalt?

B (5:25)

No, that's like a thing that, like, cowboys used to do. Cowboys can smell rain coming.

A (5:30)

Oh, I thought that smell was just straight up, like.

B (5:33)

No, no, no. There's like a smell to the humidity in the air.

A (5:36)

What could you possibly be googling right now?

B (5:38)

Can you smell rain?

A (5:40)

You just said that you knew and now you're looking it up.

B (5:42)

I am looking up. Like what the actual thing is. Yes, you could smell rain. And it's called petrichor. It's an earthly smell that caused by a combination of water, ozone, geosmine, and plant oils.

A (5:55)

Oh, so it has nothing to do with concrete or asphalt, for that matter? Yeah, it's just oils is what it is, I guess.

B (6:03)

Yeah.

A (6:03)

Well, yeah, no, I didn't. I didn't know that you could. That you could do that. I thought it was just the concrete that I was smelling. Neither here nor there. Anyway, we do have a big announcement on this episode, and that is the show. The show's going back on the road.

B (6:19)

We're going across the pond.

A (6:21)

The show is going across the pond.

B (6:23)

We are overseas, as some people may say.

A (6:26)

Overseas. Even though it's an ocean over ocean.

B (6:29)

Over ocean, as nobody says.

A (6:31)

Yeah. All the seas, I feel like, are right there in Europe.

B (6:34)

Adriatic. Dead red.

A (6:37)

Mediterranean.

B (6:38)

Mediterranean salt.

A (6:40)

What's this? Oh, that's the dead.

B (6:42)

The dead one.

A (6:43)

Have you.

B (6:44)

No.

A (6:44)

I was gonna ask if you've ever been there.

B (6:45)

Let's just get. Let's get the housekeeper. Yeah.

A (6:47)

So anyway, we do have tour dates in the uk and I mean, we. I think we announced by now, by the time this episode goes out on Instagram that they're coming, but on tomorrow. So when this goes out on YouTube January 28th, that's when the pre sale will begin with the code basement@the basemyard.com we are going to be in Glasgow, Scotland on March 25th. On March 27th we are going to be in London. Did I say the 27th? Yeah. March 27th we're going to be in London at the Palladium and we're going to be at the Pavilion Theater in Glasgow. And then on March 31st we are going to be in Dublin, Ireland at the 3 Olympia Theater. So you can go to thebasemanyard.com presale starts on January 28th at 10:00am local time. Okay, so where you live at 10:00am, that's when the tickets are going to go on sale. January 28th, which is tomorrow. Use the code basement. Okay. To get ready for that. January 31st at 10am local time. There'll be no code required because that is going to be the general sale. So on January 28th tomorrow and until the 31st, go on the basementyard.com to get your tickets for London, Glasgow and Dublin. And yeah, use the code basement to get your tickets. And. Yeah, that's. That's pretty much it. So we're coming to the uk. A lot of people have been asking us about it. We're super excited. Frank's never been there. I just. What?

B (8:23)

Naw, I haven't.

A (8:24)

You said.

B (8:25)

Ah, nah, nah, nah, nah, I haven't. A lot of this is going to be you just making me do accents. I imagine it's going to be you asking.

A (8:34)

No one's gonna make you do any of that.

B (8:36)

All right, I'll do them.

A (8:37)

What I'm gonna probably do more of is making you stop doing the accent. I know that. Ye, Frank, you're offending them.

B (8:43)

I think. I think people, you know, like, we've received nothing but positive, you know, what's the word I'm looking for?

A (8:52)

Support.

B (8:52)

Yeah, people seem to like when we do it.

A (8:55)

Oh, the accent.

B (8:56)

Yeah. So.

A (8:57)

Well, I can't do it. So you, you. You're good.

B (8:59)

Yeah. I mean, no. Well, you've. There have been times where you slip into one and you surprise us.

A (9:03)

I can get. For like four seconds. I can do it.

B (9:06)

You'll surprise us with something. But we're excited, you know, it's gonna be. It's gonna be a time. What do they say out there? It's gonna be a what?

A (9:14)

Cheerio.

B (9:15)

No, that's why we don't let you do stuff like that.

A (9:19)

But, yeah, we're coming out there. I just went to Scotland. I was in Glasgow for only a night, so I'm excited to.

B (9:25)

Twice in a year is Wicked twice.

A (9:27)

And yeah, twice in 365 days for Scotland. It's kind of wild.

B (9:30)

Yeah.

A (9:31)

But gonna be there. Have never been to London. Have never been to Dublin. Excited to go to these places. Glasgow was a fun time when I went. Excited. Most of the. Most of our group hasn't. Well, actually, no. Ahmed came with me and Greg has been everywhere.

B (9:45)

Everywhere. Been there, had that.

A (9:46)

Everywhere, anywhere. All at once.

B (9:48)

Yes.

A (9:48)

But yeah, so for those London and Dublin shows, if they do well, maybe there's a second show.

B (9:54)

And I think Zach has been everywhere too. I think out of the driven everywhere, now that I think about it, I think I'm probably the one who is the least world traveled.

A (10:02)

Yeah.

B (10:02)

You know, and even Ahmed, like Ahmed has been to Scotland and I haven't. Yeah, you know, it's true.

A (10:07)

But yeah, so those are the dates again. March 25th, Glasgow, Scotland, at the Pavilion Theater. March 27th in London Palladium, and March 31st at the 3 Olympia Theater in Dublin. So go to the basementyard.com use the code BASEMENT to get your presale tickets. Again. Presale starts on January 28th. On January 31st, 10am local time for both of those, but on the 31st it'll be general sale, so you won't need a code or anything. So there you go. Okay. Also, you know, before we talk about anything super silly on this episode, you know, we had to get that out of the way, but we wanted to issue an apology to people that we've offended. This is a long time ago that we. This is like over a year ago.

B (10:51)

Over two. Well, almost two years ago.

A (10:53)

Almost two years ago, we did an episode of the podcast where we talked about these two girls, Carmen and Lupita, who are conjoined twins. And just to give you an idea of like the process, it's like sometimes we just like go on websites, we're looking for like headlines or whatever and trying to find something to talk about related to our lives and like do the show like that. And we saw this headline about these two girls are conjoined twins and one of them has a boyfriend. So we're like, okay, cool, we'll talk about that. And I made a. Just a stupid comment and I was like, just. It's just dumb. Looking back on it, it's embarrassing. And I can only imagine how embarrassing it is for them. But I was just like, can we talk about these two girls who. Who are conjoined at the Pussy Bone is what I said. And then we were like talking about, like, if me and Frank, were conjoined twins, what that would be like.

B (11:51)

And we were talking about a part of their life that is private and intimate to them. And we're definitely not the type of people, I think. I mean, it's weird because we sit in front of a camera and we talk, and I think people are like, oh, it's feel like we're talking with you, but, you know, we know who each other is. And I. And I hope that people have gotten to understand who we are. But, like, we're not the type of people that are just going to be like, we made a joke. It's comedy. Get over it. Like, we are sensitive. We. We don't, like, at the end of the day, like, we don't like upsetting people, period. And the fact of the matter is, we talked about something about two people who's live and, like, talked about something that had to do with something that was very private and intimate to them and something they've had to deal with, and it upset them. And we're sorry. Like, yes, that's. That's like, we're not going to sit here and be like, but it was. No, that's it. Yeah, someone.

A (12:42)

And I feel. I feel really bad because, you know, they're upset and rightfully so. And yeah, like, so this happened a while ago. It was May of 2023, because we just looked, and when the episode came out, I'm not sure how long after that, but I received a message and I saw it from one of them, and I was, like, apologetic, and I apologize. I'm like, I'm so sorry. And there is a tool on YouTube where you can just cut out a portion of an episode. So I cut it out just to be like, you know, I feel bad if this was embarrassing for you. I want to take it out of the episode. So I took it out, not realizing that there's also the audio version of it that I didn't take it out of. Stupid thing. And the reason why this is coming up right now is, I mean, admittedly, I forgot that this even happened. And then, like, 20 minutes ago, I was tagged in a TikTok where she's talking about it and she's like, this is what they said. And I'm listening to it and I'm like, this is so bad. Like, this is like, just dumb. Like, to make a comment like that and say, like, you know, they're connected at the pussy bone or whatever. And, like, I'm not trying to make a joke of it. Like, I'm saying the thing now, because I want people to know, like, that's what I said. And then we went on to speculate, like, oh, if we were conjoined, like, this is what we would do. And then, then we were speculating about, like, their arrangement because that's what the article was about, was like, they. Like, one of them. Is this what the article says? I don't know if it's true. I've also learned after the fact that that article misquoted them or whatever it is. So, you know, with a grain of salt that, like, one of them has a boyfriend and one of them doesn't. So we were like thinking about, like.

B (14:35)

Oh, how does that work?

A (14:36)

And along the way, probably just like, like, it's an uncomfortable thing to talk about.

B (14:40)

Yeah.

A (14:41)

I'm just not even realizing, I guess at the time, wasn't realizing what I did, but, like, it's just, it's stupid and I, I feel really bad. And like with the show, I mean, if you guys watch the show week to week, we don't like to offend people. We're just trying to be silly and we're trying to just, you know, just, I don't know, just try to make people happy. And, and it, it sucks to sit here and be like, yo, you just did the fucking thing that like. And so many people also on the Internet are like, oh, these guys deserve microphones. And everyone else is like a. They're unproblematic. And then to have this.

B (15:12)

Yeah.

A (15:13)

Happen like, or that had happened before. It's like, now I. We just look like idiots. You know what I mean? And I. And I just feel really bad and I. I just wanted to apologize to both Carmen and Lupita about, you know, this stupid. That we said. We were just like, in our minds just being silly or whatever. But, like, you know, obviously we said something that offended you. Looking back on it, I don't think it's fucking funny. Didn't really add anything to the show or whatever. It's just stupid. It's just stupid.

B (15:42)

Yeah. And. And I mean, I. There's really nothing much else that I can say or contribute, but you hit the nail on the head. Like, we, we just don't. Like, we're like. And we're both very sensitive to this. We're like. I think we are always trying to make sure that we are just not upsetting people and just hearing from someone saying, like, hey, that. That is me. I am that person. Like, yeah, it's just like, oh, man.

A (16:07)

You went on and on for fucking.

B (16:09)

And Again, it's about a part of their life. Like, I'm sure they've had to deal with ridicule from other people as well. And, like, to be a part of that is something that is upsetting. We. There's no. Like, we're not gonna sit here and just be like, that was then. This is. No, it was wrong. You know, we fucked up and I'm not, like, minimizing it and calling it anything other than just sad and kind of gross. And. Yeah, we. Carmen and Lupita, we apologize. And.

A (16:36)

And I. I sent them a message on TikTok, but I've never. I didn't. I've never messaged anyone on TikTok, but I went to their page and I messaged them. I think it's a shared account and they haven't read it yet, but I sent them a message basically apologizing, letting them know that we're going to be apologizing on the episode. But, yeah, man, and I, you know, I don't want anyone in the comments, like, trying to, like, defend or be like, yo, it wasn't even that bad, or whatever. The, like, bro, that's not what we're trying to do. Like, at the end of the day, if someone's really upset by something that we said about them, like, we're fucking, we're sorry. And, like, it's idiotic. We don't have to do that. Like, we try to avoid that at all costs. And, like, that was just a dumb thing. And, you know, I'm not, like, I think that we would never do that. Especially now, like, with the, you know, growth over the last however long. Like, do feel a very big sense of responsibility to make sure people know that, like, we aren't trying to be bad dudes. We realize there's a lot of people out there that just want to be offensive and want to hurt people's feelings. And it's like, well, whatever. Sometimes you have to ruffle. Like, we're not trying to do that. We're just trying to make people laugh and just be silly and shit. And we feel really bad and, like, that's it. I just. Yeah, we're super sorry. And, like, if there's anything we do. And I wrote that in the message to them about, like, we're gonna apologize. I took the things down so that you don't have to, like, deal with people listening to that or whatever. But whatever you want us to do, I will do for the most part. Like, just let us know if you need anything else. Like, we're sorry and.

B (18:11)

Yeah, yeah, that's it. Perfectly well said. And did you bite your lip, by.

A (18:19)

The way, over there?

B (18:19)

No, I didn't. I didn't bite my lip. I got into a bar brawl. I was out, and someone bumped into Becca, and I said, like, hey, get out of here.

A (18:29)

You picked your lip?

B (18:30)

No, I didn't pick my lip. It was a. It was a. It was a very serious thing that happened to my lip, to my mouth.

A (18:36)

What happened to you?

B (18:36)

It got. I got. All right, I got headbutt by Ruby.

A (18:39)

But it, like, your daughter headbutt you in the face? I mean, go like this. I mean, you didn't have to do that. Yeah, it actually looks not too bad, but I noticed you like doing that, so that's why. Well, what you're doing, you're chewing on your lip.

B (18:57)

I'm not chewing on my lip. Do you remember? I remember hearing about, like, I knew kids in, like, middle school or, like, high school, like, growing up. That'd be like. They would chew on the side of their mouth maybe, like. Like that. That.

A (19:10)

I've done that.

B (19:12)

That seems miserable.

A (19:13)

You're not actually chewing. You're kind of gnawing.

B (19:16)

What's the difference between a chew and a gnaw?

A (19:18)

Chewing is like you're trying to bite through. Gnawing is kind of like you're just like.

B (19:21)

I would say the opposite. I say chewing is just like. Kind of just like.

A (19:24)

You ever play with a dog and it's like, I play with several dogs. Like, they bite your hands, but they're not biting your hands.

B (19:29)

But that's a little. That's a little like, a little like, you know, like, it's a little like, I'm just gonna give you a little love bite.

A (19:37)

So then what is gnawing?

B (19:38)

I think gnawing has, like a. Like a. It feels powerful and emotional.

A (19:42)

No, like, mice gnaw, but mice gnaw.

B (19:45)

Because they're pathetic little losers. I'm saying, like, if we're looking at, like, when you gnaw on something, it's because you're hungry. Like, oh, my God, I was so hungry, I gnawed on that hot dog. Like, the minute I got that popsicle, I gnawed on it.

A (19:58)

I don't think anyone says it like that.

B (20:00)

I think so. Chewing. Chewing is a. Is a scientific thing. We have to chew in order to swallow. Gnawing, like, there's some power and emotion behind it.

A (20:08)

No, I think gnawing is like a dull, like.

B (20:10)

No, no, no. Do we Google this and Find it out.

A (20:13)

Or especially because I know how to spell it.

B (20:16)

Like, put it like this. Like a. Like a. Like a herbivore would. Would. Would chew, raticate, Would gnaw.

A (20:24)

I got to be honest with you. Okay.

B (20:27)

It's radicate, right?

A (20:30)

No, no. The answer. The definition is not a Pokemon friend. No. Gnaw is. By the way, I had no idea that Gnawing had a g. No, no, I knew that. I'm saying, like, I didn't know how to. Different definition. It also means persistently worrying.

B (20:45)

Oh, like I'm gnawing over you.

A (20:47)

Yeah, that. All the gnawing pain in your stomach. It's like.

B (20:51)

Never heard of that.

A (20:52)

No, that was the example they gave.

B (20:54)

I love how you gave that. Like, I know. That was like. Oh, yeah, of course. Like, the knowing pain you've never heard.

A (20:59)

No, I've heard of gnawing pain before.

B (21:01)

I've never heard of gnawing pain.

A (21:03)

But it says to nibble. To nibble persistently. So it is. So it's like a mouse. Like a mouse.

B (21:09)

Rad tatter.

A (21:11)

I don't know why everything has to be Pokemon.

B (21:13)

Because everything has to be Pokemon. By the way, downloaded a Yu Gi oh game on my phone. It has been on. I've been sending motherfuckers to the Shadow Realm.

A (21:21)

Wait, you downloaded a Yu Gi oh game?

B (21:24)

Yeah.

A (21:24)

Like, you paid.

B (21:26)

No, no, I didn't.

A (21:29)

You bought a blue eyes.

B (21:30)

It's a. It's a free game. No, when you start the game, they're like, you get to pick from three decks. I saw like, oh, it was like, balance deck, defense deck, dragon deck. I took that dragon deck so quick.

A (21:43)

Defense deck.

B (21:44)

Who the hell. Who's that? You know, but boy, oh, boy, that dragon deck, did it have a blue eye dragon? Oh, did it? Absolutely. It had a blue eyes, white dragon in there. And I throw that son of a bitch down. And I started watching the show again.

A (22:02)

What?

B (22:03)

What's so funny about that?

A (22:04)

You started watching Yu Gi oh again.

B (22:06)

I mean, dude, when's the last time you watched that show? 2002.

A (22:11)

2006? How old was I?

B (22:13)

Too old.

A (22:14)

Yeah, probably too old. 2002.

B (22:16)

There we go. Yeah, that's what it was. First episode, my guy pulls out exodia. Stop. Yeah, dude. Against fucking Kaiba.

A (22:25)

I don't remember who that is.

B (22:26)

Kaiba.

A (22:27)

Who's the guy with the cool hat that has, like. It's like pink and white? It's like, triangular.

B (22:32)

Oh, Pegasus. He's the bad guy. The guy with the eye.

A (22:35)

No, who's the Main guy, Yugi. Oh, so that's what I'm thinking of.

B (22:39)

Yugi.

A (22:40)

Wait, the main character in Yu Gi. Oh, his name is Yugi?

B (22:44)

Yeah.

A (22:45)

So what's Yugioh?

B (22:47)

I mean, when someone. He's in trouble. Yugi. Oh, yeah.

A (22:51)

Okay, don't. That's. So the cards are called Yu Gi. Oh, like.

B (22:57)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

A (22:58)

But he's Yugi.

B (22:59)

Yeah. Well, it's not that hard to understand.

A (23:02)

I mean, this makes sense.

B (23:04)

Three blue eyes.

A (23:05)

That would be like Ash being Pokey.

B (23:07)

Okay, so. But Pokey stands for pocket monsters.

A (23:13)

Pokemon. Yeah.

B (23:14)

You didn't know that?

A (23:15)

No.

B (23:15)

You didn't know Pokemon was short for pocket monsters?

A (23:18)

No.

B (23:19)

Where have you been for the last 25?

A (23:21)

Not in the song. Why would I know that?

B (23:23)

Yes, it is, Joey. I want to be the very best, like no one ever was.

A (23:27)

Once you get to the part that says Poke monsters, you don't.

B (23:30)

It's hard. Like you. You can't. You. You're gonna tell me. You could start a song in the middle and know it.

A (23:34)

I mean, what is it? So what is the lyric?

B (23:35)

The lyric is to get these. To get these pocket monsters within my grasp. Is that true? To get these pocket monsters within my grasp in the ball that I will clasp. Pokemon.

A (23:49)

Frank, you made that? I did. Oh, you.

B (23:53)

I had you.

A (23:54)

You did. They don't say Pokey.

B (23:56)

To get these pocket monsters within my grasp with this ball that I clasp Pokemon. Honestly, that kind of fits in really well.

A (24:05)

Yeah.

B (24:05)

You don't think so?

A (24:06)

No.

B (24:07)

Why not?

A (24:08)

Because, I mean, I don't know.

B (24:09)

I. We have proven. I am a lyrical genius before. And this is just another.

A (24:13)

Proven is a little.

B (24:14)

Another notch in the belt, so to say.

A (24:16)

I do wish, like, Pokemon was. I guess Pokemon is just hunting it's way.

B (24:25)

Not hunting.

A (24:27)

It's less violent.

B (24:29)

Yeah. And you can't use your hunted animals to battle other hunted animals. What the hell?

A (24:39)

Imagine it was real, though. Like you threw a ball.

B (24:42)

I thought about it so often, Joey, so often.

A (24:45)

Did you ever have a fake pokeball and just throw it at everything there was.

B (24:48)

So, you know, at the lake house where my dock is, there's that big rock next to my dock in the water. Yeah.

A (24:58)

Yeah.

B (24:58)

There used to be a. Well, I think there is now. But before there was the, like its current incarnation, there was a. Like a post that stuck out of the rock. Someone had put it there in order for, like, passerbys to not drive up over it because it's a huge rock.

A (25:14)

Okay.

B (25:15)

And I would go up and I would. When I Was like, playing by myself as a kid. I'd go up there and I'd go, like. And I release the Pokemon into the wild. What that means, though, I release Pokemon into the wild. And then I would go. And I would like, why this?

A (25:32)

Why that?

B (25:33)

Just to, like, get them out. Because there's so much energy.

A (25:37)

Right. But what do you. Where are you releasing them from?

B (25:40)

The post.

A (25:41)

Oh, they were in the.

B (25:42)

They were stuck in the ground.

A (25:44)

Oh.

B (25:44)

So the post was just like a.

A (25:47)

Got it.

B (25:48)

You know.

A (25:48)

Okay.

B (25:49)

And then I'd be like, oh, my God, look up. There's Pharaoh and Pidgeot. I hated Pharaoh. Everyone hated Pharaoh, dude. No one liked Pharaoh.

A (25:58)

Pidgeotto, my guy, you know, it was a good bird. My birds. Marty and Molly.

B (26:06)

No, those birds. Skarmory. It was a metal. It was like a metal looking.

A (26:11)

That's not an original.

B (26:11)

It's a second generation.

A (26:13)

That's the generation you're missing out.

B (26:15)

There were some really cool Pokemon past your generation who was like the big.

A (26:18)

One of the second gen, Lugia and Ho.

B (26:21)

Oh, and then there were the legendary dogs, Raiko, Entei and Suicune. Sweet Suicune. Suicune had a little.

A (26:30)

Yeah, yeah.

B (26:31)

You know what I'm talking about.

A (26:32)

You had a crush on her. Him. Then it was a poke. What was it? A dog.

B (26:37)

It was a dog. A legendary dog. I don't.

A (26:39)

I did like, Ninetales and Arcanine.

B (26:41)

Crazy Ninetales. Vulp. I mean, Vulpix was cute, too, but Ninetales definitely had it going on.

A (26:46)

Yeah, it did. You know, Evie, you know, I'm an Eevee guy.

B (26:49)

I know. And then you went from Eevee to. I know you like Jolteon, but, like, I could see you being a little horror flareon, you know what I'm saying?

A (26:58)

By the way, I mean, we're not gonna spend too much time on Pokemon, but, like, to start. Who you taking?

B (27:04)

That's a very easy one.

A (27:06)

Which one?

B (27:06)

Charmander.

A (27:07)

Thank you. Yeah, anyone you meet who's like Bulbasaur, I'd be like, all right, bro.

B (27:12)

Bulbasaur is my least favorite of the three, I think. But it's. It's. It's Charmander by far.

A (27:16)

Wait, do you have Pikachu as well?

B (27:21)

So in the original versions of the game, red and the Japanese version was green, but then there was blue in the U.S. remember, it was a red and blue version. Yeah, it was just those three starters. And then remember your rival, which I always named Gary? You probably named him something cool like Ass or Rocket.

A (27:41)

Ass.

B (27:43)

They Would pick the one that was always in opposition. So if you took Charmander, they took Squirtle.

A (27:47)

Mm. Oh, that's what you mean. I would always make their name a curse word.

B (27:52)

Yeah. Balls.

A (27:53)

Yeah, yeah. Like penis.

B (27:55)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

A (27:56)

Penis picks Bulbasaur.

B (27:58)

Oh, no, you've beat penis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But then they released Pokemon Yellow version.

A (28:05)

Mm.

B (28:06)

Which you start the game, and you can't take any of them, but you're just gifted a Pikachu. And the Pikachu like, walks around with you.

A (28:12)

I had that one.

B (28:13)

And then you can get through, like, trading. You can get Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur elsewhere.

A (28:20)

Got it.

B (28:21)

But, you know, where's your Nintendo Switch? In a closet. You fuck.

A (28:26)

Yeah, you. How often do you play Nintendo? Answer me.

B (28:34)

I mean, I go between the three consoles, but, like, there's a. There's a Pokemon game on there. Hey, you, Pikachu. Or hey, you, Eevee. And it's bananas. Like, I'm talking, like, you can, like, go through the Viridian forest riding a Charizard.

A (28:53)

Yeah, that sounds cool. Yeah, I remember. You know what's funny? The game Pokemon Snap. Stupid idea for a game, but so good. Like, you're just gonna take pictures of Pokemon?

B (29:04)

Yo. I love that first game. And then they came out with another one a couple years ago. Great game. Like, a lot of fun.

A (29:09)

And you still just take photos of Pokemon?

B (29:11)

Yeah.

A (29:12)

There's nothing else you do?

B (29:13)

No, you just. I mean, like, they added, like, a story to it. Like, they need. They need, like, 10 pictures of Pokemon eating in order to, like, research how they eat. And you get this special flute, and.

A (29:24)

It'S like, why it's cool, though.

B (29:25)

It's cool to see Pokemon. Like, I agree. You're bugging out if you don't like it.

A (29:29)

I know. I did like it.

B (29:30)

You better. I would.

A (29:31)

Oh, it. I would go up the block to this kid's house, and he had it N64, which I never had.

B (29:37)

Who?

A (29:39)

Danny. You know. Do you know who I'm talking about?

B (29:42)

I know exactly. Danny you're fucking talking about, bitch.

A (29:45)

Your sister's friend. Weren't they friends?

B (29:48)

I mean, they hung out in the same crowd sometimes, but, yeah, that's what I did, man. That first when you were playing the game, the volcano level, and you could find, you know, like, you would hit the Charmeleon into the volcano, and then he came out as a Charizard, fucked your butt. And then when you. When you broke open the egg and Moltres was there. I Mean, what about Zapdos?

A (30:11)

Dude, that's my favorite Pokemon. I would. I haven't played that game that much. Like, I just played it when I was at his house sometimes. You know what?

B (30:18)

The Nintendo Switch 2 actually was just announced. You need to get back into video games. But like not like cool shoot em up video games like I'm gonna. Or like Madden do. Like you need to get into like video games that are gonna make you feel a sense of home and love. And that's a lot of video games. You missed out on it as a kid because you didn't have a Nintendo 64. You didn't have a GameCube, you didn't have a Super Nintendo. There are so many video games, Joey, that you just have never played.

A (30:48)

So I needed.

B (30:49)

Besides Mario Kart and Mario Party and Super Smash Brothers, have you ever played a Mario game?

A (30:56)

No.

B (30:57)

Bingo.

A (30:57)

So you need me to get a game that makes me feel like at home and nostalgic and as I was a kid. Or I can continue going to therapy. And we do have sponsors for today as well.

B (31:11)

That was good.

A (31:15)

Okay. This podcast is sponsored by Better Help. Better Help is online therapy. So if you. Wow, that was quite a segue. Honestly, I didn't even.

B (31:24)

Yeah, that was a complete accident.

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A (34:42)

We'll see you over there. What was that?

B (34:48)

I want to just go back to the. Forget about your comment about me needing therapy. You feel. No. Like there's no part of you that wants therapy.

A (34:58)

Pokemon Snap.

B (34:59)

I mean, but, like, be honest with yourself for a second.

A (35:02)

When I think of Pokemon Snap, here's what I think about being in that kid's room, and he had a giant lifelike doll that was dressed as Sting, and I would do wrestling moves to it. So that was cool. So maybe I didn't play a lot of Pokemon Snap because he would play Pokemon Snap and I'd be wrestling this thing.

B (35:20)

Gotcha. Okay, but hear me out.

A (35:23)

Yeah.

B (35:23)

If you had the opportunity right now to put something on and go out there and find and catch a Zapdos, you're not all about it.

A (35:33)

Do I have a Master Ball?

B (35:34)

Of course you have a Master Ball.

A (35:35)

Ultra Ball.

B (35:36)

But you don't want to use a Master Ball in a Zapdos. You want to keep that for Mewtwo, which you can only get in the end game after you beat the Elite Four and your rival, who you aptly name. Probably Penis.

A (35:46)

Yeah, probably.

B (35:47)

Yeah.

A (35:48)

Ass. That was so funny because I was definitely.

B (35:50)

Well, I remember. So it's. It's weird that this came up because we were just talking about this, but there was a guy that we knew at our after school program that was a firefighter and lost his life on 9 11. I'm not gonna say his name. You know who I'm talking about. He played Pokemon and he showed me his lineup and. And all of his Pokemon were named after wrestlers. So, like, his Squirtle was named Road Dog and like, his Pikachu was Mr. Ass. So, like, people did that.

A (36:23)

Yeah.

B (36:23)

You know, Mr. Ass shocked you. Yeah, exactly. But, dude, just, just, just. Why not? What do you have to lose?

A (36:30)

No, I mean, I mean, I just don't know when I'm going to be compelled to play Pokemon.

B (36:36)

I will sit you down. I will give you your favorite drinks and your favorite snacks.

A (36:41)

Frank, I'm not your daughters.

B (36:42)

I know, but.

A (36:43)

Oh, I'll give you this in a little plastic cup. Here you go. You got your pretzel rods.

B (36:47)

To treat you like my child sometimes. Because there are parts of life that you don't realize are beautiful and fun and happy and. How much do you. How much. Shut up.

A (36:54)

Shop.

B (36:55)

Shop. How much? I'm going on a tangent here. How much do you want me to experience love and happiness and joy on.

A (37:02)

Your time with you?

B (37:03)

Yeah, but also, I'm saying, like, even if we are not able to do it together, you want me to experience life and happiness and joy, right? I want you. And it's just my way of doing that for you is to give you a box of hot tamales and let you go and catch some Nidorans.

A (37:21)

That was some wild gaslighting that you did right now, and I'm actually impressed by that, and I'm glad that everyone saw that. But it's like, you want me to be happy, right? So do the thing that I. I.

B (37:31)

Want is gonna make me happy.

A (37:32)

You want that because you're a good person.

B (37:35)

Well, you are a good person, and.

A (37:37)

You want me to.

B (37:38)

And I want you to go find the Pokemon. You said Nidoran.

A (37:42)

The word not worse than. What's the one that hardens?

B (37:46)

Metapod or Kakuna?

A (37:50)

I liked Cocoona, actually.

B (37:51)

Because it went to Beedrill?

A (37:53)

No, because it looked like a ninja kind of. It did have, like, ninja like eyes, kind of. Anyway, can we stop talking about Pokemon?

B (38:01)

No.

A (38:01)

We're gonna talk to something that's similar, but not apparently. On January 25, all of the planets in the solar system will align to make a cool view of the sky. So that was a headline that we saw. Here's one thing that I do want to say before I begin. I don't know if this is something that happens all the time. It feels like it doesn't.

B (38:23)

It feels like it shouldn't.

A (38:24)

It feels like it shouldn't.

B (38:25)

Yeah.

A (38:26)

So that's my point. If they're going to align, then what? Do the volcanoes erupt? You know what I'm saying?

B (38:31)

I. I think gravity reverses. First of all, I've been watching a lot of Hercules lately, so I know. What? Why was that?

A (38:39)

Look, is that a TV show?

B (38:41)

You've seen Hercules Brother, the movie? Yeah.

A (38:44)

Oh, yeah.

B (38:45)

Who puts a glad in Gladiator?

A (38:46)

Yeah.

B (38:47)

Hercules, you know?

A (38:48)

Yes.

B (38:49)

Okay. I can go the distance. What?

A (38:52)

Get to your point.

B (38:53)

No, I mean, there's. So.

A (38:54)

I've seen the movie.

B (38:55)

I said yes, but they're good songs in there.

A (38:57)

Yeah. You know, stop naming songs. Okay.

B (39:01)

All right. What's the one that Danny DeVito sings? So you want to be a something kid? Whoop dee doo. All right, I got to keep going.

A (39:10)

Right?

B (39:10)

But I'm pretty sure that's when the. The Hades opens up or the underworld and Then the Titans come out, right?

A (39:19)

I don't know. I don't know that it's a good thing. And the planets are aligning. You know what I mean?

B (39:23)

Are you more excited to see one planet or, like, what. Like, what planet?

A (39:28)

I don't think we're gonna see any, bro.

B (39:29)

No, I think you could definitely see planets, bro.

A (39:31)

Look at my.

B (39:32)

The grass. Tyson always comes out and he goes, look to the. Look to the western sky. And upon three clicks from, you know, pure midnight, which are all words we didn't know existed, you will see Mercury. You know, like he says, like that.

A (39:48)

Yeah, but unless I have, like, an actual telescope.

B (39:52)

We have a telescope. You can get one. They're not that expensive.

A (39:55)

Yeah, but you would need, like, a sick one. I'm not gonna go to, like, Party City and get a, like, ahoy, matey.

B (40:02)

Telescope. No, we have, like, one on a tripod that has, like, the big fat butt.

A (40:07)

Oh.

B (40:07)

Like, look through it and stuff like that.

A (40:09)

Damn. You have a thermometer? Thermometer. You have a telescope like that?

B (40:13)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

A (40:14)

Expensive.

B (40:16)

We got it for miles. One year for birth. Birthday. Yeah, but it wasn't, like, too expensive. You can get, like, insane ones. Like, we're not. We're not fucking.

A (40:27)

Yeah, we're not counting the Hubble.

B (40:29)

We're not counting the craters on Moon.

A (40:30)

Right? Yeah.

B (40:31)

You know.

A (40:32)

Yo, you know when they say that if you look into, like, the Hubble telescope or something like that, like, if you look, whatever, you could see technically into the past. What?

B (40:39)

Yeah, dude. Yes. Yes, they are correct. I.

A (40:42)

So it fucks me up.

B (40:44)

It fucks me up. Do you understand that?

A (40:46)

Because by the time.

B (40:49)

Oh, yeah.

A (40:51)

Like. Like, she'll say.

B (40:54)

All right, all right, so say we look up into the sky and we see a star right here. Yeah.

A (40:59)

That star's been there.

B (41:00)

That star was there a long time ago. Because the amount of time it takes for the light to reach us.

A (41:05)

Right.

B (41:06)

It's now over here. Right?

A (41:07)

Yeah.

B (41:07)

You know, and it's just bananas, but.

A (41:09)

If I'm looking at a telescope.

B (41:12)

Telescope. You're seeing the light. That's what you're seeing.

A (41:16)

Telescopes, you know, we see into the future. No, like, that's a raven. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah.

B (41:23)

When you gaze into the future.

A (41:25)

Future. I knew you were gonna start singing that song.

B (41:28)

Life would be a breeze Life is a breeze From a distance yeah. Go, Ray. Well, it's not something the same. Remember that?

A (41:38)

I do.

B (41:38)

Yeah.

A (41:40)

Yeah. No, it freaks me out. But they're supposed to align.

B (41:43)

This is dangerous.

A (41:44)

Bro, I'm shocked my father hasn't texted me about this.

B (41:47)

Oh.

A (41:47)

Being like, yo, stay inside.

B (41:49)

Stay inside. Don't look up. Yeah, you know, don't look. Don't look up.

A (41:52)

Bro, have you. Did you watch that movie Don't Look Up?

B (41:54)

I watched some of it, and I didn't like it. I turned it off.

A (41:56)

You got scared a little bit. You would.

B (41:59)

That's such a. Frankie.

A (42:00)

To being like. I don't know. It's just, like, boring.

B (42:02)

This is not. I want to turn off. Not acted well.

A (42:05)

That Acted well. Yeah, yeah. No, it's, like, definitely freaky and makes you think. And it's like, yo, if this were happening, what the fuck can we possibly.

B (42:12)

Nothing. Nothing. We can just hold our loved ones.

A (42:14)

And hold our loved ones, which is what. Yeah, that ends up happening. Spoiler. But I'm surprised my dad didn't hit me up about this. And, like, because he. He loves end of the world shit. He, like. He has a top five list of ways to go. Tsunami, I think is, like, one.

B (42:31)

That's one of the worst ways I would imagine.

A (42:33)

He. Oh, no, sorry. Not. No, no. Tsunami. Tsunami is number one. Like Deep Impact. You remember that movie?

B (42:38)

Yeah.

A (42:38)

Wave comes and just kills that couple who's just, like, hugging on the beach. He's like, oh, he want to be just standing there.

B (42:44)

Oh, I think he just wants someone to hug. I don't think he cares.

A (42:47)

He's.

B (42:48)

He's inviting death.

A (42:49)

He has been on record saying that he wants to be on the beach doing this. Do you know. I mean, you probably know this because you were in my house growing up. Whenever it was a thunderstorm, he would stand at the back window and watch thunder, and he would just be.

B (43:06)

I do that, too. I can't lie.

A (43:08)

And then thunder happens, and he goes, oh, yeah, dude.

B (43:10)

There's something he loves. I love. I love. First of all, love lightning. Looking at lightning, not thunder. Yeah, thunder is.

A (43:17)

You know, it's the sound.

B (43:18)

It's the sound or the gyration of this. Of this over here. You know, these hips of the thighs.

A (43:23)

Yeah.

B (43:24)

Of my thunder. No, it's like a. I. I don't know if it's like a dad thing or what, but, like, anytime it storms, like, bad, me, Becca and the kids sit in front of the window and we watch the lightning because it's so cool to see because you're just looking, and then you just see, like, you know, like, the lightning just, like, kind of crack up. I do like that, you know, and then I'm the one that's just like. All right, start counting. One Mississippi, two misses. It's four miles away, you know?

A (43:52)

Is that true, though?

B (43:53)

I don't know. But I will say this. I. Have you ever, like, has lightning struck where you are, like, within, like, close proximity?

A (44:04)

Yeah, I think so.

B (44:06)

Yo, I have never felt something like that in my entire life.

A (44:10)

You've been lightning?

B (44:11)

I've not been lightning, but I've been in the house in Astoria, and lightning hit in the alleyway. Oh, I.

A (44:18)

Wait, when was that?

B (44:20)

There was a.

A (44:20)

There was one time. Oh, no, it was recent. It was when my. My last apartment in Astoria. There was a day. It woke me up out of sleep, yo, and it was so loud. And then I was like, yo, what was that? And everyone, like, everywhere was talking about that. And it ended up being this thing where I think it was, like, low cloud cover. And then with certain whatever, it just, like, trapped the sound of the thunder in a specific area. And it was so loud. Dude, I thought my building was going.

B (44:53)

You felt in your jellies, didn't you? Dude, it was.

A (44:56)

It scared the out of me. I didn't even think it was lightning. It woke you up legitimately? Yeah.

B (45:01)

Like, it was like, bang.

A (45:02)

And I was like, oh, my God. What was that?

B (45:04)

That sounds fun. That sounds really fun.

A (45:06)

Yo, it was so scary.

B (45:08)

There's nothing wrong with that.

A (45:09)

It's terrible.

B (45:10)

I mean, if the plan is aligned that that might happen. They might throw a hyper beam from the moon.

A (45:14)

I think you can only see it in India.

B (45:16)

Really?

A (45:17)

Yeah. A celestial, which I love that word spectacle, awaits sky watchers in India on January 25.

B (45:23)

Wait, why is that the case? I guess because of where, like, they'll be and the time of the day. Oh, man.

A (45:30)

Yeah, they have.

B (45:31)

I wanted to go to India for several reasons. That's. I guess, another one. But not now. It's not going to happen for another. When is this going to happen again? When do the planets line up?

A (45:39)

Look, it says it's a rare celestial event.

B (45:42)

I love when people do that, where they're just like, this is the last blood moon in 700 years. And it's like, we just had one last week.

A (45:49)

Also. What is a blood moon? Is it just when it turns orange?

B (45:53)

Maybe? I think. I think it has something to do with, like, when it happens. Like, there's like, they gave names to moons based off of, like, what. Oh, here we go.

A (46:04)

Shut the fuck up. Wait. Planets align January 25th. I just want to make sure that we're.

B (46:17)

Bro.

A (46:18)

How often do these planets Align the ones that are aligning on the 25th from India. How well they they?

B (46:24)

I mean, you think about. They all have different rotations around the sun, so.

A (46:32)

You're pissing me off.

B (46:33)

I mean, I'm using logic. This is the one time you're not gonna get it. But the one time, Joey, that I try to use logic to come to an answer instead of sitting there. And by the way, don't think I didn't see your tweet, bitch. Don't think I didn't see your tweet, bitch. You know, all people get followers and now everyone knows their opinions. Is that about me, bitch?

A (46:51)

Frank, you ever hear that song, you're so vain. You probably think this tweet is about you. It's not about you, you dumbass.

B (47:02)

God, he got me good, folks. All right, let's say once every hundred years.

A (47:12)

I'm confused by this. Oh, no, no, no. Wait. How many planets are there?

B (47:16)

Eight. Because they don't. They don't acknowledge Pluto anymore.

A (47:20)

My very educated mother just served us nine pickles.

B (47:25)

No, but they don't acknowledge Pluto anymore.

A (47:26)

So there's eight.

B (47:27)

Just nine.

A (47:28)

So, a celestial spectacle awaits sky watchers in India on January 2025. January 25, as seven planets of Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus and Mercury align in a breathtaking arc.

B (47:40)

Wait, what happened?

A (47:42)

Mercury, I guess, and Earth are not involved in that.

B (47:45)

What the hell? They're leaving us out?

A (47:47)

But then that would be nine.

B (47:49)

No, it would be eight, brother.

A (47:50)

But they're saying as seven planets. Venus, Mars, Jup, Mercury.

B (47:55)

Oh, so everyone's included but us?

A (47:59)

What the fuck? We're not included.

B (48:01)

All right, that's fucked up. All right, Bet.

A (48:03)

Why would we not be?

B (48:04)

Galactic council. No problem.

A (48:06)

That's fucked. But I googled it. I was like, what are the frequency. I didn't write this. The frequency of planetary alignments depend on how many planets are involved and how closely they're aligned.

B (48:15)

One every hundred years.

A (48:17)

So it's confusing because it says six or more planets. Six or more planets align within a small area of the sky about every 100 years. Which is what?

B (48:24)

Oh, look at that. Whoa. Wow. I use logic and I get the answer.

A (48:28)

But then it says all seven planets. All seven planets align once in about 22 billion years.

B (48:35)

I mean, that's why.

A (48:36)

Use me.

B (48:36)

That's why it's not happening right now, man. What? Our planet isn't aligning with us right now.

A (48:43)

It says all seven. Why does it say all seven? Poline line once, but like, this says seven.

B (48:50)

I Guess because you can't see Mercury aligning two. Because it's.

A (48:56)

Because we're looking that way.

B (48:56)

We're looking that way. Mercury is over there. Like. No, but. And then the others.

A (49:01)

Wait, what's the first planet?

B (49:04)

Mercury. Yeah, yeah, close.

A (49:06)

That's included in this.

B (49:07)

And then it's Venus. No, we're the third rock. Yeah, maybe.

A (49:12)

So Mercury and Venus and all the other planets except us.

B (49:17)

Venus is included too? Yes. What the fuck?

A (49:20)

Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus and Mercury.

B (49:25)

Just not us.

A (49:26)

By the way, I heard one time on a like a. One of those sci fi shows where they do like interviews with like scientists who would tell you like, you're going to be dead in a year. And he pronounced it Uranus.

B (49:36)

That's how it is pronounced. It's not Uranus. It's Uranus because it's based off of like, I think it's like the Roman God. All the planets are named after gods. Mars is the God of war. Venus is the kind of war.

A (49:53)

For real.

B (49:54)

Yeah, yeah. Neptune was the God of the sea.

A (49:55)

Yeah, I remember that one.

B (49:57)

I guess. Not Earth. We're just like, we're our own thing.

A (50:00)

Yeah.

B (50:01)

Venus is the God of love.

A (50:04)

I don't know.

B (50:04)

Saturn is the God of. I think Uranus is like the God of gods or something like that or. Janice, which.

A (50:11)

Jupiter is the Roman God of agriculture, harvest, abundance and time.

B (50:15)

Jupiter.

A (50:16)

No, Uranus is the God of sky and heavens.

B (50:20)

Yeah. Crazy.

A (50:21)

And then who's the other one you said sadness.

B (50:23)

Venus, like beauty. Love. Beauty.

A (50:26)

Love, beauty, Fertility, sex, prosperity, victory.

B (50:31)

There's something there. Is that planet got something going on there?

A (50:34)

Yeah, dude, it's probably like crazy stuff going on.

B (50:36)

I mean, there's nothing going on because of.

A (50:38)

We don't know that.

B (50:39)

We can with confidence probably say it's not with confidence.

A (50:42)

Probably. But we don't know, maybe the aliens have like a thing that they're doing over there.

B (50:45)

I mean, they're very close to the sun.

A (50:47)

I know, they're like really close. Did you ask me this, like what, what movie you would rather. Oh yeah, you did like Harry Potter or whatever.

B (50:54)

Yeah, yeah.

A (50:55)

But yo, thinking about being like in a Star wars movie and being able to travel to other planets, like how many years of intergalactic travel would have to exist before you're like, all right, fine, I'll do it.

B (51:06)

What do you mean? Oh, like, like it's been well established for this many years.

A (51:10)

So like, you know the way that flying is right now where it's like you're not like the plane's not going down.

B (51:16)

I'll do you one better. If I was 85.

A (51:20)

Yeah.

B (51:21)

And intergalactic travel has been out for a while, and I'm not doing so hot.

A (51:27)

Okay, you're gonna do it.

B (51:29)

It looks like I'm not gonna make it another year or two. And they're like, yo, we have the cure for it. You'll live another 20 years. But it's on Mars. I'd be like, all right, might as well. Might as well. It'll take us, you know, at that time, maybe it'll. It'll take us like, two years to get there instead of five, you know?

A (51:48)

Wait, does it only take five years.

B (51:49)

To get there to Mars? I believe it does. You didn't see the Martian, dude.

A (51:55)

I did, but I was like, in and out. How long does it take to get to Mars? Seven or eight months.

B (52:10)

All right, the movie. The movie was wrong then, not me. Forgive me for putting my faith in a movie.

A (52:23)

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B (55:55)

No, no, no.

A (55:57)

Because you don't want to get in a rocket.

B (55:59)

Yeah, yeah, bro. I get freaked out getting on planes.

A (56:03)

Oh my God. Imagine looking out the window, bro.

B (56:05)

You look out the way, like I get in a plane and like, I'm like, you know, the mentality. We've spoken openly about the mentality I have to put myself in, you know, but there's even, even. And I know this is stupid. So, you know, please don't dogpile on top of me.

A (56:20)

Okay.

B (56:21)

But, like, even in a plane, I have a thought of, like, but you know what? I can land on Earth and, like, by some miracle, make it. If a plane. If a plane were to. I know it's stupid, so. I know it's stupid.

A (56:36)

No, no. I'm asking because I don't really know what you're saying. You're saying, like, if the plane was going down, you jump out.

B (56:42)

I don't know what I would do, but there is. In my. In my toxic head, you're like, I'll fix. I will figure out a way to live.

A (56:48)

Okay?

B (56:48)

You know, whether it's like, oh, I land and I just, like, jump and aim and I hit a pool or something. Jesus. But, like, there is a part of me that has convinced myself that that is.

A (57:00)

You could do it with space.

B (57:02)

Yeah. There is nothing, dude. Yeah. Nothing. Because here's the thing. Something goes wrong up there, right? Done, dude. Like, there's no.

A (57:12)

You can't pull over.

B (57:13)

You can't pull over. You can't. Like, I'll just put a backpack on and. With a. With a parachute and go back to Earth.

A (57:20)

Well, everyone would need helmets.

B (57:23)

What are the helmets gonna do? They'll just turn your. It'll be a layer of charred plastic over your head.

A (57:29)

No, we'd all have to wear spacesuits.

B (57:32)

Joey, I don't care what we're wearing. We could be wearing solid gold diapers. It's not gonna make me want to go. No. As I am a terrestrial being, and for the rest of my foreseeable life, I will live the rest of my life being here on this planet. If they start putting people on Mars. Good. My. Let. Let my. My ancestors deal with that.

A (58:01)

What if. You know how they did that space thing, which I don't even. I don't even know if that was real or not. But, like, you can get in, like, a spaceship kind of, and, like, you see outer space, but you just come right back.

B (58:13)

No, no.

A (58:15)

But what if it's been going on for, like, 10 years and there's never been an issue?

B (58:18)

What do you get out of asking me these questions? You know I don't like it. I know. All right, all right, Joe. All right, Joe.

A (58:24)

Yeah.

B (58:25)

If they have perfected going into the Hollow Earth, but you need to go through the Marianas Trench.

A (58:33)

Oh, my God.

B (58:35)

And you could see everything. All the crazy stuff in Hollow Earth.

A (58:38)

That would be better. Are you kidding me?

B (58:41)

You have. But you have to. It takes four days to get through the Marianas Trench.

A (58:45)

Okay, but am I. Am I in danger?

B (58:47)

I mean, you're in a submarine.

A (58:50)

Same question. Like, if.

B (58:52)

Same answer.

A (58:53)

If they. If they. Like, everyone does it like the animals.

B (58:56)

It has been done. It has been done for five years. Five, ten years.

A (59:03)

Okay.

B (59:03)

We have put people through the Marianas Trench.

A (59:06)

Right.

B (59:07)

Your turn.

A (59:08)

Right.

B (59:09)

Money. Where your mouth is. Let's see your mouth, pretty boy.

A (59:12)

I think. Don't say that. I think I would.

B (59:18)

Crazy, bro.

A (59:19)

Imagine going down there and, like, the.

B (59:20)

Lights are all on.

A (59:21)

I don't know how many, but, like.

B (59:23)

It'S, like, all right. For, like, eight hours a day, we have to shut all the lights off because you need to, like. And you need to feel what it would be like to sleep. And there's windows.

A (59:34)

Well, I would want the windows. I like it better if I could see you.

B (59:38)

But down there, you can't see anything.

A (59:40)

Right. So it's just dark.

B (59:41)

Yeah. Until it isn't.

A (59:43)

What does that mean?

B (59:44)

Some flies by your window.

A (59:46)

Oh, well, I'll be more interested in.

B (59:48)

And then you hear this.

A (59:52)

What am I. What am I gonna be scared by that? Oh, someone's knocking. A robber, bro. I'm worried about giant fucking, like.

B (59:58)

Yeah.

A (59:58)

Kraken being down.

B (59:59)

I'm saying you're down there in a solo pod.

A (60:02)

Now I'm alone.

B (60:03)

Yeah, bitch youh put me in this situation where you need. You know I'm not going to space. You know I'm not. Unless Elon Musk. Check. And he was just like, you know.

A (60:15)

So money would motivate you to go.

B (60:18)

Yeah. Yes, it would, Joey. But I would need to pick the amount.

A (60:23)

I saw a great question on the Internet, and I think it was a podcast. So I'm going to steal this. And I'm sorry, I don't remember the name of the podcast, but whoever you are, great job. Good question. It may have been someone. I don't know. There's a thousand grapes, right?

B (60:39)

I'm looking at them.

A (60:40)

You have a thousand grapes?

B (60:41)

Yeah.

A (60:42)

Every grape you eat is $50,000. But one of them's poisonous, is gonna kill you. How many do you eat?

B (60:52)

A thousand grapes.

A (60:54)

Just a thousand grapes?

B (60:56)

50,000. One in a thousand.

A (60:57)

$50,000 each grape.

B (61:01)

I would. Man, that's tough. I would say. I would say at least a hundred grapes.

A (61:08)

Frankie, that is insane.

B (61:10)

Yeah, one of every 10, Frank, you'd.

A (61:15)

Eat a hundred grapes.

B (61:17)

I would take those chances.

A (61:20)

You won't go to space because you're afraid of that. I'm guaranteeing death.

B (61:24)

All right. But if I get to grape 99 and then diet grape 100. Does my family still get all the money? Because I'll die for that.

A (61:32)

Okay, so you'll go down.

B (61:34)

Like, I'll go down. If it's like this. All this money is going to my kids. It's like I'm getting the money, and if I die on the hundredth grape, they still get the other 99 grapes of money.

A (61:43)

Okay, the 99 grapes of money.

B (61:45)

Then I'm fine with it. Okay, how many do you think you're eating? Realistically now and honestly put and be put. Big, big, big. Remember that sweet money mouth of yours? Close that and just think as if you were a normal person.

A (61:57)

Yeah, I don't think that I would eat any. I'd be too afraid.

B (62:02)

Oh, I'd have to eat at least five.

A (62:05)

I would get in my head and.

B (62:06)

Be like, sorry, Charlie.

A (62:09)

That's what I mean, bro. Eating 100. First of all, eating 100 grapes itself is great.

B (62:13)

No, you can eat 100 grapes.

A (62:14)

100 grapes?

B (62:15)

Yeah.

A (62:16)

You're underestimating how many grapes that is.

B (62:17)

No, I think, like, a big. Like a regular bundle of grapes is 100 grapes.

A (62:21)

You're going to sit there and eat an entire thing of grapes.

B (62:23)

I like grapes.

A (62:25)

That's crazy.

B (62:25)

Do I get to pick the type of grapes?

A (62:27)

Sure. Doesn't make them less poisonous.

B (62:30)

Black seedless grapes. Oh, my goodness. Imagine picking real crunchy bitches, too. Like, I bite into them and it's.

A (62:36)

Like, imagine the first grape you take.

B (62:38)

Yeah, that'd be upsetting, but, like, first.

A (62:41)

One'S a prank, though.

B (62:42)

Yeah. Oh, shit. He took the poison one. Now keep going.

A (62:46)

No, no, no. First one you, like, you eat and you go, oh.

B (62:48)

Oh. This would be a good Santa Gato Studios video, bitch.

A (62:52)

Oh, so I'll poison one. I'll put it.

B (62:53)

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. But you can, like, you can, like.

A (62:58)

Somehow one grape tastes like, throw up.

B (63:01)

Like one grape is. Or like, just put, like, something in the grape and they'll be like, oh, wait, something's in this one. And you could say, like, yo, like, a hundred. Like, every grape you eat is a dollar.

A (63:11)

This. We're getting into Mr. Beast territory right now, I think.

B (63:14)

I mean, listen, man, we got the new studio. We need to fill it up somehow.

A (63:17)

Each grape you eat is 20 bucks.

B (63:19)

Each grape you eat is. No, do. 100 grapes per person. Each grape you eat is a dollar. Yeah, I'm not. I'm not asking you to ball out, you know, but, like.

A (63:31)

But I'M saying, like, I mean, if it's going to be like a Mr. Beast video, it has to be like, well, we're going to, I don't know, some crazy.

B (63:37)

Yeah. Each grape is a million dollars. Yeah. In this grape is a million dollars. And if you eat it, gonna shoot this person in the back of the head. Yeah.

A (63:47)

If you eat the wrong one, someone is going to kill you with a bat.

B (63:51)

Yeah.

A (63:54)

What if this. Right. We blindfold three of you.

B (63:59)

Mm.

A (64:00)

And I put grapes in front of you guys.

B (64:03)

Yeah, baby.

A (64:05)

And it's like you're all kind of in it together, Right? So, like. And that's the pot. Why are we doing this on the episode?

B (64:14)

I mean, people want to see the creative process get done. This is.

A (64:18)

Wonder if it will happen, though. Probably not. But, like, you get, like, a plate of grapes, Right? Mostly red, but there's like. So let's say you get 50 grapes.

B (64:29)

Mm.

A (64:31)

And eight of them are green grapes. Right?

B (64:38)

Okay. I'm gonna ignore the fact that you said green grapes. Green grapes, yeah.

A (64:42)

So green and red. So you know what I mean? So those would be the poisonous ones. And there's three of them. So everyone gets 50. And each one is 20 bucks that you eat. But if any of you eat a green one, you lose all the money.

B (64:57)

I think it'd be a really fun video.

A (64:59)

So it'd be like, yo, you ate it and it's kind of. Or even. Or like this. You eat it and maybe you don't even. Well, I know that's stupid. Never mind. I was going to say you don't know if you lost or not yet.

B (65:12)

Until the end of the day. Yeah, I think. Yeah. Yeah. I would say if it's a thousand.

A (65:17)

Grapes, that's way too many. That's way too much money. What am I saying?

B (65:20)

Yeah. That's why I said a dollar a grape.

A (65:22)

Oh, no. 150 times 20. What is that?

B (65:28)

1150 times 2. So 2003. 2,300. What'd you say again?

A (65:37)

I don't know. Now I'm confused.

B (65:38)

You said 150 times 20.

A (65:40)

150 times 20.

B (65:42)

Yeah. 3,000. Oops.

A (65:44)

Oh, so then we'll like, double that or something.

B (65:46)

Oh, you're just.

A (65:47)

50 bucks. 50 bucks a grape. It has to be high stakes. You guys have to, like, feel like, yo, we have enough money right now. Let's just call it quits before we fuck this. This up.

B (65:55)

But it would be per person or, like the.

A (65:57)

No, like, collectively. So you guys could make like, a couple thousand dollars in this video, if you like, play it right.

B (66:03)

Damn, that's crazy.

A (66:04)

That'd be a cool video. You know we gotta do that. Like a mini Mr. Beast.

B (66:08)

Yeah, we can call it Mr. Animal.

A (66:10)

Mr. Little Lion Boy. Little Lion Man. And that's the.

B (66:14)

Who's that?

A (66:14)

That's a country. Country. Country. Country.

B (66:17)

You're asking me to name a country singer?

A (66:19)

Mumford and Sons.

B (66:20)

Oh yeah.

A (66:21)

Is that country? I don't know.

B (66:22)

You know me, the person that can just generate the name of country music stars. Yeah.

A (66:27)

Mumford and Son. Shout out to them or just let.

B (66:30)

Them have their thing. We don't need to shout them out.

A (66:31)

Okay, well, anyway, I think that's all we have for today. Also. This is our last episode that we're shooting in the old studio. So. Rip.

B (66:39)

Touch the walls, boys and girls, and anyone, however you identify.

A (66:43)

I wonder how if you want to like keep anything from here because you're that type of guy.

B (66:46)

I thought about it, honestly, but probably. Probably won't.

A (66:50)

Frank's gonna right before he leaves today, turn around and go, shut the lights and leave.

B (66:56)

I am, yeah. That's what I am. I am what I am and that's all that I am.

A (67:02)

Yem.

B (67:04)

Yeah, yeah. But what an episode.

A (67:08)

Where can they find you?

B (67:09)

I mean, all over the place. All over the place.

A (67:11)

Yeah.

B (67:11)

I mean, weird that we had to do the tour thing and then, you.

A (67:14)

Know, apologize, but which again, we are sorry.

B (67:18)

Yeah, go. You know. Yeah.

A (67:20)

I don't know if they're gonna accept our apology, which.

B (67:22)

And that's their right, you know. But you know where to find me. I'm not even gonna plug all my stuff. Go check it out and.

A (67:28)

Yeah, yep, go follow the show on Tick Tock and Instagram if there is a Tick Tock by the time this comes out at the Basement Yard and yeah, the basementyard.com to go get those tickets for the United Kingdom and Ireland because I don't know if that's part of the.

B (67:42)

Yeah, just overseas.

A (67:44)

Overseas.

B (67:45)

That area for the overseas shows.

A (67:46)

Yeah, we'll see you guys there. The basement yard.com tomorrow, 10aM Local time. Use the code basement to get your tickets. That is all. See you guys next time.

B (67:55)

See ya.