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s04e02
Godparrots with Class Pet Rep Greg LeSessions (Joel Jensen)

The guys discuss their grand return to Hamilton High, up-and-coming student Podd Tadre and improving more Al. Then, Class Pet Rep Greg LeSessions (Joel Jensen) stops by to talk about his multiple families and selling pets to schools.

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Okay, we're recording. I'll cut this. Let me just get levels Will cut this.

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Luckily, Howard, you know, But you know how to do it better than Howard. Do you sing a song?

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Or, uh, because we're not gonna be singing on air suggests talk, talk normally just, like, say, a secret Or some, like Sandy

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bears. A great test 11. But look at this.

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Yeah, we'll just start on

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the intro. Great. Uh, does anybody have when they want to go first?

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Yeah. Yeah. Um, yesterday, I hid behind the women's Panies in Walmart. I laid on my side in a display and watched women pick out there. Panies

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levels on that. How was that? Uh, levels were good. Do

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you need more?

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Uh, no more. The secret. Uh, just the part of why you're turned on by women picking panties out. Yeah, yeah. D of them making the

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well. It's really more I found. When I was there, I was more turned on bike, the confined space than really even the women picking out their panties it anywhere. So Yeah. So I found that out. I didn't even really need to be in the women's section, so I ended up bawling myself up behind a bunch of basketball's over in the sport. Well yourself. Oh, I was show turned on.

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Okay, levels of good

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today. I know why I go for it. Uh uh. Last week I pretended to work at a Burger King and stole the money out of the

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till. Okay. We'll cut that. You stole the

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money out of the till.

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Yeah, I needed a little bit of walking around money, and I was having a lunch at Burger King. Eso I just don't

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love walking around money.

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Yeah, I need

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different. Another month,

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My nose gun. You take it out of the A T m. You know, it's already going

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t o from 5 to 200.

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Yeah, depending on where you are. If you're in Vegas, you need what, 3 $400 walking around money. If you're

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walking around the table, money

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table table money is different. Natural

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table money's 333 52. Maybe 1000. Right? Right. Hey, on your you know what? Your highest.

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I still 33. 50 from Burger King.

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Sense that's walking around money

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popping 33

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33 33 cent eats.

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Yes. Jesus was 33 when he died. Jesus was a 33 year old man when he was crucified. By

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now, I know. I've you know, I've been really calm and normal lately, and so my lower registers might not be picking up. Should I tell a secret in my Yeah, one of register. You'll be speaking out. Okay. To get money for heroin, I killed a young dog for a horny man. Christ,

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that's dark, but is tough. Sam, are you

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happy? You cannot. Happy for a man with a boner is a puppy. What?

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It was a It was Ah, Well, it was a homeless man who couldn't afford to support his animals,

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So corniness was unrelated. Hey, just also happened to be horny. I just needed money

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Way that's gonna have questions.

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I know we've all said that we will enable you by not telling you to stop, but we will not financially enable you. But if you're gonna kill a dog, I'll throw a few bucks your way.

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Yeah, Come on.

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I just want to say so. That wasn't true secret. That was.

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I think that's unfortunate that apply. That's honestly.

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That's where your brain that's scary. Yeah.

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What did you actually do?

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You want me? Oh, yeah. It was a dark time, and I think this was yesterday. I snuck into the local laundromat and I

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had to sneak in its 24 hours.

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Yeah, well, I snuck in because now, when

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you say laundry mat, is that the same thing as a laundromat, I believe. Is this a mat out in front of a house made of candy

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eyes? I'm saying I snuck into the laundry mat, which is a big pile of closed in front of someone's home that they wipe their feet on. When they went to wash their laundry mat, they pulled me inside. I see. And I killed someone's puppy to get

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I was over in that detail. Wouldn't be in the true

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story. So the first story wasn't even a lie. You just admitted part of the story.

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The second mom. I don't like how these air sounding. What? You

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were gonna cut him? It doesn't that I didn't do it right on. Your levels are great. Everything pops. So that's nice. Um, all right. Uh,

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we're not gonna get secret, Todd.

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My level sound good, but if you guys want to hear a secret just for a quid pro quo? Sure. Quit Yesterday I killed a young homeless man for a horny dog.

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Oh, my God.

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He's a related story. That's

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almost the exact inverse.

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Oh, I do see that. I do see that. And I thought it was coincidental. And then when you said it was a lie, I was like, Oh, maybe he knows about mine and wait, stop being here. Can. We were cleaning up the streets just for one day. God, we're heroes. Okay, so I'm gonna cut all of that, and then we'll come in in 321 first, only broadcast with issue about issues pertaining to the greater hailed the night school community. I have your shock jock mother flappers dot Padre in the house.

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My name is Sam. Weatherman. I'm here. I'm relaxed and I'm also feeling good. Like top?

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Yes, to tailor here. Uh, here from a second Episode nine Stoke Detail, boys,

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What's that? Bell crave e head of home ag and were normal now back at Hamilton High School.

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But Hamilton High School, per our agreement were normal Now.

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God, it feels good to be back and honestly I've been strutting around these hallways. There is no You have been strutting. Yeah, Yeah.

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Are you playing Aerosmith in a little boom box in your back

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pocket? You know it that had his walk this way. Way? Yeah, that in a game out a game out of play. That way

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Poorly edited. A compilation of the hooks. Yeah,

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of course. The almost your namesake crazy. You

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got your belly button, pierce. And then you jumped off of the roof of the school of bungee jumping off. Feel like, uh, what's her name?

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Alicia. Question about that video. Sorry. Uh, I've always wondered. It's implied in that video that she's bungee jumping by her belly button ring. Oh, yeah, really? So she attached to the bungee cord by her belly button ring?

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That's right. Crazy. And the whole start was improvised on set

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eyes. That trail

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was a Silverstone Rift

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way. Remember all the deaths that happened on the set of clueless

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because of some of her antics? Yeah,

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that whole movie was improvised.

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No screaming. Not a single out

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of there happen to be cameras on the streets of l. A. They caught it all

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cinema verite I That's what you need. That's the best kind of filmmaking

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at the very high merit. Let's not have a very clear plot or acting or emotional moments. Let's just see people in their verity

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live people are beautiful and you can tell the director wants to fuck both of them and just put a camera on their mother in bed. That heart.

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I really loved it when every got body, got access to cameras for cheap and could make anything they want. Well, everything that's so good. Everything I was the

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Duke losses Just make stuff, baby. It doesn't matter if you thought it all the way through As long as you've got a zonas you've got like a twee blonde getting naked at some point and a couple white guys ruminating on their failed acting career.

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Shock jock, You heard it first. Wow.

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That's where the shock jock Teoh

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comes out of nowhere.

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It's very sharp now. You are shocking in here, Todd, but I'm really proud of the way you've turned things around on campus. Thank you. You have been on a model of good behavior for the student.

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Oh, I'm very normal for the students. Yes, thank you. for noticing. Uh, you know, when you do something good, you do it so people will notice and can compliment you for it. And that's kind. I'm glad you brought it up. I'm glad you noticed. Um, it's why I never succeeded in a Because one of the steps is Do a good deed. And don't tell anybody about it. I could not make it past that step.

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You, uh, any time you do something, nice year are on the corner with a arrow

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that you spin and you throw it in the air and you're

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dressed like a gorilla. Yeah, I'm throwing it up, but I'm crapping before it comes down, you know? Yeah.

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That's advertised your good deed.

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Yeah, Like you were throwing up a sign that said I gave money to this homeless loser, right? And it was an arrow that you were appointed. You were throwing up right next

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to there's an arrow right next to the man. And I'm in my humble costumes.

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No, it's obviously you're dressed like a dead gorilla. Yeah, it's It's a dead gorilla. Got a bleeding wound that is somehow being reanimated. I

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cannot believe that the zoo was profiteering off of that. Can you believe they produce these? Costume

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it all this constant is that official Harambe merch. Everything I'm in is official Haram bay. Yeah, and so these air Harambe glasses I'm in right now. So Harambe top hat

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and the proceeds do go to his estate.

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Yes, they do go to the Harambee family in the bomb Bay estate.

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And what is that? Is that gorillas somewhere? Is that a family to the family? Like sponsor him. Do they own him?

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Well, it's you know how Michael Jackson But the Beatles, all the Beatles music. Yes, yes. Oh, it So this is my projection. Did that with her arm

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basis Hall was mad at him for that. You believe that? Yeah. That's a normal thing to Dio Michael Jackson

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should on the Beatles music. Courtney love should on Nirvana's music. What? You create something that's not yours, That you go to the highest bidder? Yeah, everyone, but yeah, these are my harambe a ah crocks. Um

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Harambe gorilla. I love gorilla Chest T shirt?

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Yes. Yeah, gorilla chest T shirt. But thank you again for noticing that I've been better on campus. I have a positive I'm at my office hours when the students come in, which has been very hard. Uh, I'm letting the students act in the school. Play the Lion King right now. Yes,

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yeah, good job. It's very good. It seems like the rehearsals are on

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track to open rehearsals on. People can come and go as they please.

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We've been hearing the sound track has just been booming across campus, and it has been fantastic.

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You can hear,

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though it's

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been it's been great. It's pretty disruptive, Yes, but it's

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now. I saw I I walked by, you know, there's a little window in the classrooms the other day, and I walked by when you're holding auditions for Scar, Um,

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and those the best idea we ever had was putting one little window and all the

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little rectangular window When you gotta have it, that a, uh um and I did see a very obvious scarecrow in your seat behind your desk and then a student question mark auditioning that let the light like either time.

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Oh, well, I don't know what you saw. I know there was a promising new student pod. Todd Raiders, whose do it was a cannon, was cast. Well, a scar

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has been cast. Padre

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Padre. And he's also he just joined my marching band as well. Yes.

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Yeah, he's a real jack of all trades. So much

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that you may be is overextending himself already on the first week of school.

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I mean, I definitely was in my home at class.

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Yeah, and I heard he's doing well in there.

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Yeah, he's doing pretty well. Good.

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Um and I don't know this whole scarecrow business because there were crows all over the theater. So obviously that's not what you saw.

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Well, it seemed like you packed the theater with crows to throw off the fact that it was a scarecrow. Because if the crows weren't there, everybody would be like, Well, that's a scarecrow, of course, but it seems crazier. There were been packed with crows. Your ah, Padres auditioning.

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Okay, So what? What are two choices here? That I was watching the auditions in a promising new student auditioned with a similar name to May? Or that I bought a scarecrow to watch the additions. I came in an audition, is a young child and then thought to myself Well, people are gonna know it's a scarecrow. How do I convince him it's not I by 3000 scare crows and I filled the theater with

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President. It's even crazier things scared. Those clothes were fighting were frightened. And the crazy thing is like you said, Padre is a young child. This isn't even a student whose past puberty but tawdry is passing himself off as a young virtuoso like he's pretty best 10 year old is 10

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years old, and he's a senior.

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You wanted to be on The reason this is hard for me to believe is because I've never heard you talk about a student. The way you talk about Padre, I've never heard you have such glowing review. Usually, you say you hate your stupid Do you think he allegedly killed students in the

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past 11? Allegedly, Waverly. If anybody sees the way Amber lays, let us know where it just be. Right. What's this? Right with the rim relays again?

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Releases. Ah, well, my documentaries on Netflix. You can check it out, release, uh, finding the Web release on. And it's about 6 to 8 sets of twins and the Wimberley family who were all I allegedly killed in my theater classes on a pair that were hit allegedly by Sam. And I am saying about the weather because

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he thought they were a stop sign.

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They were fire hydrant, right? And that is not alleged. That's proven. I did hit the kids. I do not know

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they didn't die. They disappeared. And so the documentary is about how these 12 kids, all twins living in Cuba, are living in Cuba on, and I am not Bonnie Simo. And so there's a lot of edited photos of what I think they look like now when Cuban had smoking cigars of

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what you think they look like

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right, because we haven't found them. But it's kind of like if you're in Cuba and you see this kid and I take a photo and it's a kid in a hat wearing all linens, Uh,

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it's not living close.

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No, on scientifically. That's called the hypothesis, right? You know what

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you do? It's a scientific hypothesis, and I'm waiting for it to be proven. So anyway, Padre, I mean, you should see this kid. Most students just infuriating their hot is they're not as adult as I am. They're going through these changes and they don't know what it is and they're asking for help.

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You expect the kids to be sort of your equal, and if they're not, it's a free old

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struggle so hard to teach them how to be an adult. Just be that where Padre kid. I'm not having issues with, um so I mean,

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what you say. It's not year. Wait

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a question from We're not going to sit here and roast you for a whole day. Look, And and I mean, honestly, it Otherwise, if this is all true, this sounds like you are You really are about as normal as you've ever been.

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Time normal or not normal. Back to basics, baby. Sam, I really enjoyed the the weekly barbecues. You've been having a really good for morale.

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Thank you so much. Yeah, those have been really, really good for morale. Uh, we haven't

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had nearly enough. Al on campus.

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Where is our

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Hewlett shows up

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T o on. And that's what I That's what I noticed that the school was missing.

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Try to trick out, to kill. Come around.

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That's right. That's right. I know he had been pretty offended when Al and our previous principal have gotten in a big, big, big

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fight between Al In the print I

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saw Prince I with right. It was a

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house of fat man, you know,

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way. Love

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it. I mean Rovio. He's fat, He's funny. He bumps into things. Sometimes they stick.

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He's always in real movies. Is really fatties overweight way

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really, really, really chunky. Exactly. And

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talk to him. And not only is he smart, but he's fat

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thes. He's very complimentary of you and checks in with things that you are have been working on A remembers things about you. And he's fact

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exactly, exactly, treats that he normally used to treat the kids really wonderfully like the kids all really loved him. He was super fat and they always like he did. They all did good on his his test

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just a classic example of a good communicator where only as happy as we are fat as we are fat? No, not just fat as we are. We're only as happy as we can Let others in right. And he kills gives you exactly what he needs. I need food and companionship because I'm alone and hungry. And so what? I invite him to a barbecue. I you know, we knock them both out there. He's having a blast.

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Is that the only thing that so these barbecues obviously have been having our for more. Our great former and but but also

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for morale really boosts everybody's feeling. Yeah,

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yes, yeah, everybody's had better feelings. It was better feelings

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had morale, and and I'm really proud of that. It's my first assignment this year. I haven't having barbecues for yourself. It's my first assignment that I've been able to tackle because of my emotional re centering. I was in a pretty heightened space last year. I'm just silly talking about it. Um, for last couple years actually blew the school were balloon, you little robots. Little cowboys. It's It's been an emotional journey, and I feel like I'm finally getting back to myself. Yeah, So barbecues have been a nice way to avoid any of my work at school. Yeah, and do something that we all actually enjoy instead of like, picking up the phones

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or which have literally run off the hook now direct.

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Yeah, they're broken, which is wonderful. Which is wonderful, because now that pesky sound is gone. What

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they say, You know, if you have a line outside, it makes people want to come in. And a lot of people say, Like, That's not how schools work. No, we don't join. In the middle of the year,

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we've had show up on height furiously trying to get in touch with school. And I think that's because of the line. I mean, because of the line of them not being able to get through. They want to reach us even more. There some scheduling problem in some delivery problems we've had, we have

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a right to their students. Measles, mumps and rubella Vaccinations were postponed because we never heard from the reps, even though they left multiple.

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Yes, measles. Measles is coming back in America. Yeah,

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students, the measles, mumps and rubella. Immunizations or postponed. So stay away from all three of those things until further notice.

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I actually I have mumps, right? Monster back mumps are honestly not that bad. You guys see him? No, no, no. Just bump. Well, let me show you my months. See those

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those air mumps. So those, let's let's describe these numbers, look like for

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our audience what you're seeing

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readers, Our readers and listeners at

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home. But again, if you're reading the transcript of this for a deaf students, was I

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thes mumps? Look about like fist size growths on her

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mom is drawn on him.

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Yeah, they're pictures of my British mother.

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Little bumps with pictures of your British mother there

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months. And you did just have bumps.

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Yeah, you're not officially, These are not what people know. They in the doctor community, giant doctor, community. These are things that I've called mumps. They're not actual mumps. These are not official months. You know, like the merchant wearing These are not official

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member. You were an unofficial month,

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right? Exactly. Um but I'm hoping that some of the Scottish you will go down. Um, you know, as I you guys all know I was once an ostrich. Um, I was younger. I was once a bear, so I've got a lot of stuff going on inside,

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but strong immunity. I mean, you're not You've got immunity from both those animals. That really makes you absolutely

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your immune to ostriches and bears. It's pretty. And

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you you got really rocked by a bear thrown around. Ah, torn up. And you're totally into

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it. Yeah, No, I go camping all the time and I get, like, tough just tossed around and thrown up against trees with their jaws. That's

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not one bear. Try to eat you like a human eating lobster. Put a little bit, bond, but break you up in Depew.

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You crack me up and break me the butter and get me but

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trying to turn you into butter while

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you're trying to show me the butter. It almost seemed like now, obviously the crazy thing it seems like the crazy thing is that I a man is and being eaten like a fancy meal by a bear. Right? But what was weirder to me is that the pair was obviously celebrating something like a bear.

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That bear does not always have a nice lobster.

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It was There was rare that he was there having a lot of these people are Other bears were congratulating him and felt like, Yeah, you.

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That is the weird thing. You think that is the weird thing

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you want eating up Ray Lewis because he was trying to do a surf and turf?

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That's right. That's right. And unfortunately, he couldn't get it. Surf you could get it because you were sopping wet, right? You would just come out of your

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story. Yes, I was. When you

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were surfing up in the mountains,

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it was in Big Sur. I was a Big Sur. Beautiful, uh, which is guarded HBO. Take out a big surf. California. It's not nice. Uh, it's southeast, southeast,

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deep south east.

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Um, anyway, yeah, I know. I was immune to that. I made it through that. I survived. That's good. Bear attack.

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Bear's birthday. Maybe that wasn't it.

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I mean, I ended up being attacked, but it was a bear celebration. Survive that spare

00:23:40
0
 

celebration. That's really nice. Let's do, um you had the big marching being competition against Ah Drumline. Featuring who was the person that they had featured there they featured

00:23:54
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was the Neptunes. It was it was the Neptune.

00:23:59
2
 

It was It was it was

00:24:00
0
 

It was our six person sitting ban against a drum line with the Neptune Perot.

00:24:06
2
 

And I saw

00:24:07
3
 

that the whole stadium show with the smog

00:24:13
2
 

snow that that's among machine they It's been a lot of money on getting getting the stadium really dirty. Ah, and they you know, when I saw their, uh, their show. I was, um I was scared. You know, I I went I was as prepared as a guy with a six person marching band. Could be OK. And I we watched there. We watched their show, and it was just like I mean, smog is everywhere. They had, like, trash trucks coming in from both sides, sinking to the beeps. Why, uh, there was the whole theme of their show eyes. The theme of their shows. Uh,

00:24:51
0
 

theme was about global climate change is changing. Climate change is real. Filling with smoke and being like, Is anyone warmer, Colder Second, people talking about climate change in what way you think about that?

00:25:06
1
 

The earth it warms, it cools. There was an ice age like it's gonna be fine.

00:25:12
0
 

Yes, it's not. I mean, what, you want us to stop burning coal and oil because you think it's bad for us all. Sit in a room with Colin oil burning and prove to you it's fine for us. Sort of enclosed space.

00:25:24
1
 

Yeah, you're going to do a, um, a Morgan Spurlock like with McDonald's. But with coal and oil burning in a room

00:25:33
0
 

room for a month, uh, with coal and oil, and it's gonna show that just like super size me showed that McDonald's is fine. Yeah, this is gonna show that global warming doesn't exist. And I'm gonna be more smug and more annoying than Morgan Spurlock.

00:25:50
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I don't know. I don't know. Good luck.

00:25:52
0
 

Yeah. The other thing they can I have in common is we both hosted a crappy nineties and TV reality show.

00:25:57
1
 

Really? Oh, yeah. You hosted,

00:26:00
0
 

um, Sprung. Broke, right? Yeah, I hosted MTV. Sprung, broke. And so these were people who had just been gotten off a bail out of prison. They just got sprung and had no money. It was not sexy. Yes.

00:26:17
3
 

You took him to South Beach to rob everybody who was on spring break.

00:26:20
0
 

Yeah. Yeah. So we robbed we Rob Bill Bellamy. We're updating Cortez. Rob. Vitamin C. I

00:26:27
3
 

t. V really set up their own employees there.

00:26:30
0
 

Yeah. Yeah. Kurt Loder way tried to rob him. Um,

00:26:35
3
 

US murdered loaders. Oh, yeah. Yes. Yeah, It was while

00:26:40
1
 

I wasn't. And that was a hologram. For the last seven years of his career,

00:26:46
0
 

when they invented the hologram technology, they wanted to use it on someone, Important said, Let's try it with load or first. This is the guy.

00:26:54
3
 

This is the guy for sure.

00:26:57
0
 

And then if this works, we'll take a step down to Two Park or someone like that. So no less of an effect on the cultural atmosphere.

00:27:05
3
 

Loader, who lived to about 65 mildly read news to people who weren't interested, opposed to, you know, to pack who only lived to 25 changed music forever.

00:27:15
0
 

Well, you know what? Loader made a deal with the devil. This is true. You could have no talent but somehow continued to do a job that nobody wanted or needed. Reading news on MTV.

00:27:29
3
 

That's the deal. That's the best deal I've ever.

00:27:31
2
 

God, I love that.

00:27:33
3
 

And what did you What did he give up?

00:27:35
0
 

What did he give up? Attractive missing personality.

00:27:40
3
 

He was handsome. He was Fabio. Fabio asked and give it

00:27:44
0
 

up. Never after work. Yeah, he had. Did Cortez's body. Yeah, that was the trade. And Cortez had to be famous for four years, and then nothing.

00:27:52
1
 

We're normal now,

00:27:54
0
 

So, uh, band is playing against the Neptunes. It's filled with far

00:27:59
1
 

warming isn't really small.

00:28:01
2
 

Their prominence Margon And I mean, when their performance was done, the judges stood up and clapped. They gave him a standing ovation. They actually they actually asked if they could just cancel the cancel the whole competition. And I said, Please, just let us go. Uh, I begged them to please let us go. I know it was bad, but then, you know, I decided to make a huge choice, all right? And and I got found out mid performance

00:28:30
1
 

way were all there. We also I was so humiliated.

00:28:34
2
 

It was it was maybe the most humiliating day of my entire life. I had my six, my six marching band members go out on the stage, and I had him all have those, uh, you know, those old gags where you'd have, like, a pole with mannequins attached to it and make one so one person can control five or six very t to make a 30. I tried to make a 30 person band out of six people. Ah, and you know, to fill out that sound, I took a page out of the old Milli Vanilli handbook and

00:29:04
1
 

and you win a little we'll even Ili way because you were trying to make a 30 person. You took six people and you put ah five

00:29:16
2
 

on each of the person was 6 64 person

00:29:19
1
 

band, which is a Lego way.

00:29:22
0
 

You went well, even Ellie with

00:29:24
2
 

on. And so anyway, mid mid track, their plan, their plan attacks and it's getting hot in here, The Nelly song. So you're playing that track with Nellie's voice, his voice So? But I thought it was within theme. It was within the theme. They were doing global warming and I was like,

00:29:41
1
 

It is getting hot

00:29:42
2
 

in here.

00:29:43
0
 

You're kind of doing a rebuttal. This was almost the debate.

00:29:46
1
 

Yeah, yeah, I tried to make it that, but then

00:29:49
2
 

then, of course, the CD skipped. It was just It's getting it. It's getting it's getting in. And use any

00:29:57
0
 

of that is because you had kept the CD on the ground in your car. Three months

00:30:02
1
 

I fished around in

00:30:03
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my car for something, and all I could find was a CD that honestly looked like I'd scraped it on concrete for a few days. Well, the

00:30:09
3
 

bottom of your car is concrete, right? because my car car was dragging,

00:30:14
1
 

I I lowered it. I lowered a lot. Too much of my came. I

00:30:20
2
 

lowered it because I thought it was cool. But then the sort of bottom burned out as I drove it for a little

00:30:26
3
 

while that all your tires pop. So you had to put that large tusk as one big front wheel across the front.

00:30:31
2
 

Yes. So it's now more of a sled that I pushed with my feet and whoever is the passenger keep

00:30:36
1
 

denying that. That is elephant tusk. But we know it. ISS Uh, no, it is.

00:30:40
2
 

It's not an elephant tusk. It's artificial elephant. Uh,

00:30:44
0
 

okay, then where's how? Right When you got that in your car, the elephant at the zoo lost its test. Coincidentally,

00:30:50
2
 

Yeah, You're gonna have asked the zookeepers. Okay, I don't know. What are you saying? That I would give you know what's funny? That footage was doctored. The man on the man in that footage is is way more pale than me. Uh, before you

00:31:04
3
 

say you have cartoonishly 10 you've obviously gone to attending. But a

00:31:07
2
 

judge today before you say that I paid myself with with wood stain every morning to make me not look as pale as I actually am. Yeah,

00:31:17
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well, when you say more

00:31:18
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pale, you mean more like a bucket? Yes, the guy. I mean, listen, the guy in the video, the guy in the video was didn't look anything like a bucket and look at me.

00:31:30
0
 

Yeah, you look exactly

00:31:32
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like a bucket. Eso eso I mean, either either I put on a costume that made me look nothing like a bucket. Right? And I went in there and I and I used a new electric saw to cut the tusk off of an elephant.

00:31:47
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You know,

00:31:47
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I think we

00:31:48
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need to know a little more about you hear the band teacher, and you're pathetic because your band sucks. But what's your boss? What's your ethos? I mean, you drive a Flintstone's car, you're working with almost nothing.

00:31:59
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My my ethos, and I mean that I would say my ethos in general is to just make do with what you have. OK? Don't push. And of the land, you're resourceful. I'm resourceful, guy. I mean, and you gotta be, you know, working, working as a teacher. You know, for the past 15 years, I've been a teacher, and every time a problem comes to my face, you know, you could either stop and say, Well, I can't fix this. So there's no there's no path forward. Or you can say I'm gonna cut a few corners, a lot of corners and I'm going to solve this problem in the best way that I can. Usually that means, uh, doing a bad job. T get the same result,

00:32:34
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but it But that's a job that no one else is doing, right? So if I finish it, you can't tell me that you're not satisfied with how it got done. I'm on your same page.

00:32:42
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Yeah, yeah, yes, the job. If the job gets done, it doesn't matter if you cheat Steel break laws a song as the job gets done, and that's what it always what, always the way that I've operate

00:32:53
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that's going a little far. I used to agree with you, but I'm normal now, and I think that that is that's a little too much for I think, what we're trying to do this year. Am I right? I mean, lounge world. We all got to support each other, right and I don't want to go any crazier than anyone else I know.

00:33:08
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We've been to hell and back and were normal. Now,

00:33:11
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um well, uh, we do want to say, take a pic quick break, but we need to get some materials in the lounge, you know, because Howard paid for everything before. Now he's dead. So we've had to get some sponsorships today. Way Got a new sponsor for our headphones eso were wearing on. We recommend this to anyone for any of your headphone needs. We're wearing audio slave way audio slave here, but

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there's no pun. They're just called headphones by audio slave.

00:33:55
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And let me let me tell you something. I got these headphones home right now, and I have never heard so much travel. Hi, Just what you want.

00:34:05
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Honestly, I can't tell if what I'm hearing is my tinnitus or you Tinnitus. Tinnitus?

00:34:13
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What does that mean?

00:34:13
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Teoh Correct with production. So if that's the right way, it's tentative.

00:34:20
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What's tonight? Us. Then

00:34:21
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tonight it's or tinnitus is ear ringing. It's permanent earrings.

00:34:25
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Wake up and you never feel like It's morning. That's when you have tonight. Us. You, You, you and you always think it's nighttime. You always think it's time for dinner. Yes, I had tonight us for a while. It was so sure tough

00:34:42
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because I woke up this morning. Eight. A big, big roast beef was like, I get a college. Everybody

00:34:50
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I area you get a big roast beef slather on some horseradish in a few glasses of wine. You're back to bed by 10 a.m. You think it's

00:34:57
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B? Wait, you're suffering from tonight s Go ahead and come on down to the lounge will help you out with that. We've all been there, so I just

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attention, Hamilton Students, If you see Dana Carvey wandering around campus, let us know. I repeat, if you see Dana Carvey walking around campus, let us know submissions are open for church lady class on Friday. Well,

00:35:34
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we got a guest in the lounge today. More normal now, So we're trying to bring in Ah, guests. That air is normal. Is us on dso this gentleman we've known for a while. We're excited. Teoh have him on here to talk about his life. He is a class pet rep, and his name is Greg List sessions A. Greg,

00:35:53
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It's really nice to be here around a bunch of normal guys.

00:35:57
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You man, you really keep us stocked with class pads

00:36:01
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for not the first time we've met. Obviously

00:36:04
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love your family.

00:36:05
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Love your family.

00:36:07
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They're a great family. Been around for centuries.

00:36:10
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Now you have multiple families. You have your human family, right. But also your family that you call your animal,

00:36:15
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right? Well, I have three human families. I don't want to give short shrift to the other two. They rank second and third behind the first place family, of course. But animal kind is I kind of hold as another family. Right?

00:36:27
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So you deal with animals, is your family, But also, you got a wife and kids, another wife and kids and then a husband and adopted kids, and you rate them against each other and the share your time between all

00:36:39
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of them. Correct. And again, it's nice to be around a bunch of normal guys

00:36:42
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again. I think this is really a big love.

00:36:45
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You have a big love. Yeah, you can house a lot of love. Yes, well, you know, I'm fortunate enough to work in the pet rep industry, which, as you know, is one of the most lucrative careers you can possibly tickets. So I have enough money to kind of support, you know, multiple family.

00:37:01
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There's a lot of money in Big Pet, and everybody knows everybody has big pet. They got the lobbyist in Washington. They control a lot of what's going

00:37:09
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on a little They're not supposed to be. What you don't understand about a lot of media is that there are most of those air written with no animals involved in. Pet comes in and they make sure there are animals in every script they get on TV. They get representation out there

00:37:25
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for pet Grassy was originally just about a nice boy.

00:37:29
3
 

Im export. It was

00:37:30
1
 

cold, laddie. Mister Ed was just a big loser who they would put peanut butter in this teeth. Human man. Yeah,

00:37:40
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that's one of our industries. Great punch ups was take this peanut butter mouth. It would turn into a horse.

00:37:46
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I also thought it was great. I thought it was

00:37:48
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great that you guys took homeward bound from a silent movie of just landscapes on and added animals to everything. And

00:37:55
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that was the easiest sell we ever had because it was a pretty bad idea. Originally

00:37:59
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that was supposed to be. It was sold as the worst movie of all

00:38:03
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was sold as this will bring in people in awe of the badman.

00:38:07
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Yeah, we're ready to put Warner Brothers out of business and here's how we're going to do it.

00:38:10
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The poster said, Worse than Varitek. Yeah,

00:38:14
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I don't Please never be.

00:38:17
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I'll tell you what. The Duplass brothers were furious when we got those animals in there. They just wanted to film those mumbly landscapes. We sort of a

00:38:24
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battle. Originally the Duplass brothers,

00:38:28
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their father was the

00:38:30
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way they're like they're a long line. The Duplass mothers are actually might be a where

00:38:41
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I was into the deposit. Grandma's

00:38:44
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Well, I'll tell you what's fucked up. Have you seen the last two plus uncles film, my friend, that is a fact. Up was pretty packed out right

00:38:52
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now. You look like a guy that deals with pets a lot. Ah, ponytail, thick, long mustache too fast, all

00:39:02
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scratched up arms and

00:39:04
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and I apologize for the scratches.

00:39:05
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It's OK. It's OK. So what is your day to day? How do you sell a teacher on having a pet? Sure. So what kind of pets do you like to

00:39:14
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sell? Yeah. I mean, the way I look at it is really quite is a lot like, you know, the way a guy comes in selling candy at a vending machine. Okay, I'm coming around. I'm looking for empty pet cages at a school thin on. Used to start on, um, places where you can confine animals. Right. That's where you start with. Absolutely. I'll take a shoe boxes. Any sort of open vestibule lockers. I've been really pushing to keep a lot of animals in lockers, and

00:39:41
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a big thing in the district is surprised. Pet locker. Right. So

00:39:45
4
 

what I've been doing is spend a lot of time giving lizards wedgies and cramming them into a locker just like a demo for Well, for what? You can dio nights are

00:39:55
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dynamic. Yeah. The ninth graders have a big a big ass pelican and one of the That's right. That's that cold class pan.

00:40:03
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The pelican. Yeah, Peter, The hand reared him I took him from appear hand reared him to just be, you know, sort of perfect companion for And

00:40:13
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how did you feel about that? To lose a pelican. You took us P

00:40:19
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e r rather than a P I er yeah,

00:40:22
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that was similar age in background to

00:40:24
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right. I mean, look. Look in the animal Rep. Trade. It's cut throat. Okay. I mean, there's a lot of animals floating around. And so I went in and I at night snuck into his apartment, abducted the pelican. I first had to duck tape. It's big old beak shut. And I'll tell you what I went through an entire roll of duct tape. The's air huge beaks

00:40:46
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because this is a big ass pill

00:40:47
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and was one of the biggest. I don't know, a ton about pelican beaks, but I know that if they have a lot of don't start, don't want tea. I don't want tea. I don't want to offend anybody, But I do know that their beaks can be bigger if they've got a bunch of fish in their goal it at the time.

00:41:03
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Correct? Yeah. What was it? That was his goal. It's stuffed with

00:41:06
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a stuffed color called stuff. Goal. It,

00:41:10
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um I know this pelican. I'm glad you brought it around cause I've been using it. Teoh deliver babies. Women. Uh,

00:41:19
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you know this pelican? Yes. Yeah, I

00:41:21
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know this pelican. Well, I've been using him since he's been around. Um,

00:41:24
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hell of Appellate Stark. What's not a stork? Storks are played out. What? I get a much better mark up on a pelican than a stork, Actually, that just candidly.

00:41:36
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Very interesting.

00:41:38
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Kylie the kangaroo has been a I think a joy to the students around campus thing on the boxing team loves them. Was that Ah, Did you get that from Australia or what was the strength and

00:41:52
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watched it resuscitated it back here in North America? I thought I had it killed. You know, I'm a big I'm a big game hunter myself, you know? You know, it's there's a lot of cross over in this in this

00:42:05
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now, there's nothing that feels more powerful than having a gun and murdering a huge animal from

00:42:12
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absolutely correct. Yeah, it's so cool. Your people show me photos of their hunting where they go toe like Alaska, and they kill some huge thing and they're like leg

00:42:21
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of this. I recently poached a giant squid. What? The ocean. Harpoon it straight through the

00:42:28
3
 

Did you make calamari? What do you do with a giant drank ally? Made

00:42:34
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the biggest calamari you've ever seen, like an inner tube. And this e had my friends eat it from around my waist. A party

00:42:45
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luau or something that feels like a cool version

00:42:49
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will tell you what you signed a big contract with Pacific Coast animals, and that's the kind of party we're gonna

00:42:55
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sitio. I like this incentivizing right now. We have you on an animal by animal basis and you're trying to get us on a kind

00:43:04
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I want to return.

00:43:05
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I cannot out just a couple of issues that I have one or two. It's beautiful. I have a couple of issues with your business model if I'm being honest, you know, in high school, such as ours, you know, the kids sort of switched classes all day long. You know the part in an elementary school class pets makes sense because you're in the same class all day long. You don't go to a different class. You develop a relationship with that bunny or guinea pigs

00:43:30
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sense an elementary school. They're good for learning.

00:43:33
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They teach you how to how to nurture or something in high school. You know, you're you're moving around. You're not focused on one place. Is your home base? I mean, every everybody has a home room, obviously. But the kids don't really foster that Sort of like one on one connection with the pet eso. How do you sort of look at that in terms of how your role can be sort of melded into the high

00:43:56
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school system shirt? Sure, sure. So I see this is a big opportunity for the industry, A real tuna melt of an opportunity. And the way I see it is, animals never stopped teaching us, right. We learn a little bit about human relationships, how to take care of things when we're younger. When were in high school. This is when our hormones start raging wear looking ass. We're looking at other people as sexual beings. For the first time,

00:44:24
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almost a spray

00:44:25
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almost is pray Precisely. So we come in. We had gives students the opportunity to truly feel like an apex predator in, you know, the school environment given the context to go, you know, ask Suzy to the dance.

00:44:37
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So you're saying the way that they're trained here is not like how you would maybe get a kid dog? Or maybe a couple gets a dog when they want to have a baby, just to see how they work together. You're saying you bring animals so that the kids learn how to hunt? Yeah, be a predator.

00:44:53
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It seems like you're dressing up the students to be one level in the food chain above whatever the class pet is, and they fuck with it.

00:45:03
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Exactly. And that is our, you know, Birthright Aziz humankind, you know? You know, for example, you've been recently dressing like Harambe.

00:45:13
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That's correct. Yeah,

00:45:15
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And I think that there's more than a little of that is mocking his status as lower than us on the food, huh? A za person who personally put a bullet through his

00:45:24
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head. Wow, That's right. Oh, my God. I had no idea.

00:45:30
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That's right. You're the man that killed her on. But that's right.

00:45:33
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Congratulations. I know you got a lot of shit for that.

00:45:37
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You know it? I did. Yeah, but I'll take it. You know

00:45:41
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you also. You were the with the dentist that killed cease little lion. Right? Correct. So you killed a lot of

00:45:46
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talk him into it.

00:45:47
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Hey, didn't want to. He was

00:45:49
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there to fix his t.

00:45:50
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Absolutely. Didn't want to be absolutely

00:45:52
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clear. We're not judging you Here we are on your side. Obviously Haram based fault. That kid fell into the enclosure. Eyes is our birthright,

00:46:06
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I lion. I mean, what's he doing?

00:46:08
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Just walking around. Doesn't even know that we go there to hunt.

00:46:10
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I'll give me the inside scoop on what happened with Sesil. Who? I was there with the dentist. I was picking on him Big time. The dentist. You're as an MP razzing him hard resin him as hard as I could. He gets angry. He points the rifle at me and I positioned myself between him and sees a lion to see if I can kind of get a free kill. So he pulls the trigger. I dodge don't make it all the way. The way bullet goes through my bicep straight into ceases

00:46:38
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Hardy. Oh, wow. So that bullet went through. You write like a Heidi deflection and still had enough force to kill a full grown lion. Yeah,

00:46:47
4
 

I have, uh, almost threadbare muscles.

00:46:51
0
 

You have a very weak upper body things

00:46:54
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week, but there's a lot of it. It's just sort of loose fibres.

00:46:57
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Yes. It seems to me like you know, just about everything about animals. I mean, not only do you have these big programs where you're trying to get big beasts and classrooms, but you're also in charge of the new director of a bug in every back pain, right?

00:47:13
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Correct. That's right. I've been I think it's vital that people are caring to remind us that ultimately, we're all high of animals to carry around a full beehive in there back in the side. Benefit is kids are getting honey. You know, a lot of kids aren't eaten at home enough. The economy's in the tank. And honey

00:47:34
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heart honey is good for them.

00:47:36
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Correct. Densely caloric.

00:47:38
1
 

Okay. What you consider yourself opposite Steve Irwin like, are you because it seems like you love animals, but you want them all dead? Yes, correct. You

00:47:48
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affair did give a manta ray a heart attack. So in that way, you're very opposite Steve.

00:47:52
4
 

Well, you know the irony charities I gave. I gave this, uh, this man Toray a heart attack because I was trying to deliver it a cake to celebrate the death

00:48:04
3
 

of Steve Irwin. What a nice guy you are. Your priorities are totally a

00:48:11
1
 

lot. You're underwater with scuba gear with a loose birthday cake. Okay. Sneaking up behind a mandatory to say it's OK. All right.

00:48:26
0
 

You never throw a surprise party for me.

00:48:32
4
 

Another lesson that animals can teach us

00:48:33
2
 

now and not to draw parallels that maybe aren't aren't obvious to everyone. But did you have anything to do with the birthday celebration of the bear that a bill is? Ah,

00:48:45
0
 

like were used for the birthday?

00:48:47
4
 

That's right. I was

00:48:49
2
 

had that bear killed another nature conscripted position. It's

00:48:52
4
 

I was trying to throw another surprise party. No, the other bears were interested. So I was hiding at the time, which is probably why he didn't see me. I was in a tree trunk,

00:48:59
0
 

been everywhere. Let me ask you this with some of the animals you have. Let's say you're currently pretending to be two people and you need an animal to dress up like you and maybe you convinced. Maybe people are convinced that it's air crow that you made If you so you need an animal to walk around like you know,

00:49:17
1
 

what a random,

00:49:19
0
 

uh, top of my head. That's a question that a lot of people I think might have listening to this or to our death listeners who are reading with that. What animal would you recommend?

00:49:32
4
 

That is a great question. And, you know, at Pacific Coast animals we are 100% dedicated to using animals to solve any problems that you may face right free. You specifically

00:49:42
0
 

This isn't my problem. This is the kind of medical.

00:49:46
4
 

Okay, okay. In the abstract, then right. I would go with something like a parent because he

00:49:55
0
 

was I was not expecting that. You

00:49:58
4
 

can teach it to speak on your behalf. That's can. And that's gonna get She threw a lot of doors that

00:50:04
3
 

you know what they say about parents. You can teach him to speak, but you can teach him to shut up. You got to be careful with. That's a lifelong. That's interesting. It's like marrying a wife. I've been trying to see oh, marrying someone's wife. I've been trying to

00:50:20
4
 

sell you on parents for what, now? 10 years, tears. And you have been steady. No.

00:50:26
3
 

Well, I've had an experience of the parent before, and I'm not. I'm not opening that door again.

00:50:30
4
 

Well, I like for you to open up now and kind of put this public cause you've never told me what happened between you and this supposed alleged parrot. Now, God,

00:50:40
3
 

you know, I've spent years and there be talking about this parent and

00:50:45
0
 

a lot of people think you may be wasted way. Well,

00:50:49
3
 

I'm starting to think that way to my mother. Any closer to solving this problem? I was raised by a parent issues, huh? It's It's Daddy s. Your

00:50:59
2
 

dad? Who? You hear you guys talked about all the time on other E

00:51:04
3
 

Don't have parents. You have parrots rare. Both your parents, my parents, my biological parents died when I was very young. Uh, and they left me to my godparents, who raised me with all the phrases that they had learned from my mother and father before they went

00:51:26
1
 

away. I think it's so hard because you're constantly growing up in the image of one of your parents. Were living in his shadow.

00:51:39
0
 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but they weren't sure that the parents wanted you, right? So there's a court case and they asked the parents on the stand and said, Well, Polly, want a cracker? Yeah, but But they said So are you referring to you? This young boy is a cracker Said that

00:52:03
3
 

I don't know if they're related yesterday my drug use and my being raised by parents and not really having a good example. My my male parent father had, ah, pretty bad addiction. And I think that's where it kind

00:52:18
4
 

of common. I see me, you know, a bell is starting to ring in my head. I remember what, like 50 years back 45 years back of a baby who was pushed out of a nest by a mockingbird mocking birds notorious for pushing from their siblings out of nests interests. Uh, And I wonder, I wonder, is a human baby pushed right out of a tree

00:52:43
0
 

bore by mocking Berg's. Your original parents were mocking birds.

00:52:47
3
 

I have never really felt human. I've always sort of felt just left off. Just left a human. Wow, Sam, I've never been able to drive a car with, You know, my hands don't seem to work. Really.

00:53:03
0
 

You only eat by Rick. Urgent You having food regurgitated into your mouth, which

00:53:09
2
 

I don't mind doing, by the way. That's fine. I will continue.

00:53:12
4
 

And you have been obsessed with the bugs in every backpack initiative. As if you're hungry and you're appreciative of the boat.

00:53:19
1
 

Now, I'm just support my friend.

00:53:21
3
 

I want your your initiative because I know that you don't get a big marquee animal in every classroom and you can't get a lion in every classroom. It would be expensive, but the biggest issue cost a bugging everybody Dangerous animal feasible. You know Andi? Sure. If one jumped into my little beat guiding I e. I don't know. You brought some

00:53:49
1
 

cool animals with you today. Absolutely. Want to show off to us? Filic room, Carson way. Got a couple of you have a little associate we hear

00:53:59
0
 

run after the way. It was

00:54:02
3
 

never like what he would when he would call you over to the part of the pub

00:54:08
1
 

way. God, when he when he would call you over. Um, Teoh, the part of the pub where he's interviewing some 41. I was really what I want from a side character from the black

00:54:25
3
 

lives by what a dishonor. What is this? Another dishonor That was. I mean, Jeremy, you always never wanted to be Call over to the pump like Carson. But if you did, it was a huge opportunity. Was the end of your career your career? If you recalled over your fame was going to spike and go all the way to the floor. God,

00:54:44
4
 

everyone would just mourn you the minute you know, Seinfeld wasn't called over to the pub.

00:54:52
0
 

Yeah, that's what made Signed. Probably wasn't called over the phone by Carson Daly.

00:55:00
3
 

Carson Daly. Just one of these classic guys. I mean, the influence she's had over the years. I mean, if you if you want to look at modern comedy today, you just gotta look back to 2001 and and you see it right there. It's all there for you

00:55:18
2
 

think the shift happened specifically when Carson Daly's live late night show went to pre taped segments with bad bands and actresses and actors? You never heard

00:55:28
3
 

how they shot it on a camera worse than most of us. You know

00:55:31
1
 

things. When cameras got cheaper, the art get better, more be went access to studios, and I get to shoot it yourself. Think of animals. Look. Oh, okay. What is in this tub here?

00:55:48
4
 

We've got a tub of bats here so clipped all their wings so they can't

00:55:54
2
 

flythe when the bad can't fly. It's honestly depressing. It is usually wreg old men, old man wearing capes crawling around on this

00:56:06
1
 

day. Still have you

00:56:07
3
 

shaved their heads so they look like that male pattern baldness to purpose.

00:56:14
0
 

Now this one's got a cane staple to its little.

00:56:19
1
 

I see people

00:56:20
2
 

do crazy stuff with tiny animals and this takes the cake.

00:56:24
0
 

Are you? So are you trying to humiliate these bats? Be honest.

00:56:32
4
 

Look, I'm just trying to offer something a little bit different, all right? Everybody can offer you a bath. Everybody can offer you. Ah, badly hang upside down. They fly around at night. How many people can offer you a bat? That sort of looks like an old

00:56:44
3
 

superhero. You You're not unlike a chef. You're not unlike a chef. This is sort of your take on the classic back,

00:56:51
2
 

and you play into cookies that Sure, I understand

00:56:53
1
 

that you like

00:56:55
3
 

a famous chef. They don't give you give you a deconstructed Lozada thing you love in a new

00:57:03
2
 

place, like a noodle. A little cup of sauce. Ah, hunk of Ricardo

00:57:06
4
 

happen on the Wylie Dufresne of the animal. Exactly.

00:57:10
0
 

Seems also the wild world.

00:57:13
4
 

I'll tell you what. Earlier this morning, I was sitting on a rock, eating a single being with a fork and knife. I have the largest craving for a giant, long legged roast I've had in weeks.

00:57:27
3
 

The longer the leg, the juicier, the rose.

00:57:30
4
 

Absolutely. I haven't fallen right off a cliff,

00:57:32
0
 

right? Tried to chase this road, run off a cliff. And you ran about 70 feet before you

00:57:36
4
 

go. Yeah, the craziest thing was sort of outline of my body in smoke was left behind. And I thought, I've gained some way, way too bad. I've been eating too many single means,

00:57:47
1
 

thes humiliated, fancy way. Go. One of those hobbling off what I'm seems to be mourning the loss

00:57:55
4
 

of their husband. Why, Yeah, we'll get another one.

00:57:59
1
 

Okay, so

00:58:00
3
 

this guy looks fun. This is what is This? Is this a

00:58:02
1
 

Leamer. Is that Is that crawling over your likes your studio? Yeah. All right. That is really heating that up Like my hair. My God,

00:58:19
4
 

Look at this. Look at this.

00:58:22
2
 

100 Italian fingers. He's

00:58:24
4
 

giving you the Italian fingers.

00:58:26
1
 

Hold on. I think he's giving a yelp review to your

00:58:31
2
 

Make it a nice one, buddy.

00:58:32
4
 

Its right now, this is the social media Lima.

00:58:35
1
 

Wait. Check the L

00:58:36
2
 

my up my way. Get this asshole off my head. You know what? I'm gonna eat your hair, and I'm gonna write a yelp review for you, little buddy. Bigger.

00:58:51
1
 

You know, I've been honest review of your restaurant hair.

00:58:55
2
 

I'm gonna eat this, Leamer. I mean, he this labor, and I'm gonna review it.

00:58:58
1
 

Oh, come on. Another yelp loop. Lose a restaurant. You know not why do you have

00:59:08
2
 

notifications for my hand on yelp on your

00:59:17
1
 

How long has

00:59:18
2
 

there been a yelp page for my hair?

00:59:20
1
 

You don't know that we yet we travel around with groups of misogynists. And of course, that's

00:59:29
3
 

what food these are. Groups of threes are groups of massage roving bands.

00:59:37
1
 

Foodies aren't. Besides, I I've

00:59:40
4
 

been instagramming discreet photos of women and top down photos of your hair for probably six months. Yeah, Yeah.

00:59:48
1
 

Oh, yeah. Your hair. Your hair is a is a big draw on. Yeah, but who else

00:59:53
2
 

is eating my hair? I'm unaware. I'm unaware of

00:59:56
3
 

two stars for $3 signs. I don't think who's charging

01:00:01
0
 

by the way? Atmosphere a little here also. I don't know. I wouldn't give me my money back. I found it here in my thighs. Look,

01:00:17
4
 

I'll tell you what. There is one positive review, and it's

01:00:20
1
 

smooth. Look. Oh, my God. Thing is

01:00:30
2
 

making me

01:00:30
0
 

uncomfortable. Okay? You ready?

01:00:32
3
 

Oh, I really got to pitch the hook in the way

01:00:39
2
 

we know the hook,

01:00:42
3
 

superstar. Hey, this guy's got one of the most trusted names on the help you with your

01:00:46
4
 

high school to be big on social media. You bring this Leamer, and it's going to take the next left.

01:00:51
1
 

I got a black bear problem. I can't control

01:00:57
0
 

what they celebrate. You can't control it. Actually brought in a bear you can't control

01:01:01
3
 

no second. He's doing a sort of a dance. I thought it was anger, but it looks like he's

01:01:07
4
 

like I said I can't control

01:01:09
0
 

the control thing is that you can't stop. There's

01:01:12
4
 

this guy has a case of the

01:01:13
3
 

rhythms I think doing a rain dance doing a rain dance or what? But those lips are really articulating is he's dancing around singing a song.

01:01:32
0
 

A black bear This is a polar bear that za seed He's just wearing all black polo

01:01:43
1
 

collar back

01:01:45
2
 

Many. I haven't seen many of these either. Kloiber proceeding. You know it,

01:01:52
4
 

Z, I think it is important to sort of bring in that kind of perspective. A little bit of diversity, you know. Ah, lot of kids in the Midwest aren't seeing a lot of Hasidic bear. And

01:02:01
2
 

I think a lot of bears keep their religion a secret. A

01:02:05
4
 

lot of them keep it, keep it to themselves. Very private about the

01:02:08
0
 

seeds are big. What? You know for sure, right. I bet this one love walks.

01:02:14
1
 

Okay, alright. Bears are Jewish. Maybe they're always hanging out. Well,

01:02:23
0
 

yeah, only juicy examine.

01:02:27
2
 

All right, get this guy out of here. It's

01:02:30
4
 

probably at least favorite. And

01:02:32
1
 

why don't

01:02:32
3
 

you next bring out your favorite? Just the crown jewel of your van thinks the crown jewels in the back of that long way

01:02:43
0
 

already has the long van that you drive around. Would you go?

01:02:45
4
 

It's a tightly packed the US Yes. Yeah. What's your crown Drool? The crown jewel. Now, this is a big one. Okay, this is Ah, fully grown. Full blown. Comodo dragon. Whoa! Hold was the king of lizards.

01:03:01
0
 

Oh, my God! Look at oh,

01:03:03
4
 

history. Wow. Now, these guys, if they were to bite you their mouths air so dirty and full of bacteria that it festers They follow you around for a week until you collapse from fever and then they eat you.

01:03:16
1
 

Wow, That's cool. I had night e.

01:03:19
3
 

You've got a pretty good arm hole. Was wondering

01:03:22
0
 

about a six day old are?

01:03:24
4
 

Yeah, he is kind of like the ring.

01:03:27
1
 

Seems like the third is saying, Take me to the doctor.

01:03:34
3
 

He's mouthing something about his Don't listen to her whole says it's

01:03:38
1
 

like I'm sick. My mouth isn't supposed to be this dirty,

01:03:44
3
 

but I think with the lizard is there is He needs a dentist.

01:03:47
1
 

Why did you frame the dentist? I think is what the lizard saying? No.

01:03:52
4
 

Don't you listen to a word this lizard to say,

01:03:54
0
 

Yeah, I think you probably don't know the language. I mean, we've got an animal.

01:03:58
1
 

All right. What's the lizard saying? It seems like it's mouthing English to us. Help! Is that help? What does that translate to? Lizard, fantasist? Tiny,

01:04:11
3
 

the dentist. Interesting. Interesting. That is he ever said anything like this before. Do you think he's just an unusual environment

01:04:19
4
 

saying it? Yeah, I kind of, ah, ascribed to the mutterings of a crazy lizard.

01:04:25
0
 

Thought it was just a bit of a raving lunatic.

01:04:29
1
 

Yeah,

01:04:29
3
 

I mean, his

01:04:30
4
 

mouth is essentially foaming.

01:04:32
0
 

Yeah, that's probably with it.

01:04:34
1
 

A That must be tough Jason for you, because I just slap that

01:04:39
3
 

right on his big. But I didn't

01:04:41
1
 

care. What is this? This is why

01:04:50
0
 

you must know what's happening here. Because it is very

01:04:55
1
 

seemed like this'll. This parent made a chicken noise and then said, Son at

01:05:04
3
 

I'm, uh, I need a break.

01:05:08
0
 

Don't don't go to a big hit of that opium.

01:05:13
4
 

No, no, she's don't get yourself overhead. This is a Duplass parrot. I doubt that. It's actually your parent

01:05:24
3
 

cracker crackers. Quackers.

01:05:29
4
 

Is he asking for ducks

01:05:30
0
 

a day for ducks or is he insulted? God, I mean, if you got ducks.

01:05:35
3
 

I know this parent

01:05:37
0
 

boy. Sam. Who is this? Sam is very high. Getting undressed. He's putting on it. Come on, my

01:05:47
2
 

dragon. Not a dragon

01:05:48
3
 

way. Hit! Play on the record player. Sure. This parrot is good, man. Velvet underground. Nice. This parrot is my uncle man. Thistles! Uncle Day. Uncle ta Dave. I haven't seen you since court When you didn't say anything, Okay.

01:06:12
0
 

He's either having an opium induced hallucination here or this parents is uncle

01:06:19
3
 

on the top of a mounted. Okay, that's realization. Walk us through this. I was still in the teachers lounge, okay? Not a hallucination. You are. I love you, Dave. You're my uncle, and I've never felt more connected to you. I don't care about that thing that happened. So we're getting something here. It's

01:06:40
0
 

This is better than all those years of therapy just doing opium and seeing a parent. It's fine.

01:06:45
1
 

Black Nike cars off. Whoa! Oh, my God.

01:06:48
3
 

It's Wow, It's fine. You criticized my art when I was a kid and impressionable

01:06:53
0
 

God, you hear it? Talk shit to him and never had self confidence ever since

01:06:58
3
 

you made me take my clothes off while I painted.

01:07:00
0
 

Oh, shit. Uh, it was both eyes that dark. If it's apparent, Uncle that made him repairing

01:07:09
4
 

itself is very colorful and vivid.

01:07:11
1
 

I can't tell if

01:07:11
0
 

it's visually the parents.

01:07:14
1
 

Not if you replace human dark human activity with one animal. Doesn't make it funny, Or is it still just dark? And so I

01:07:26
3
 

feel better. Let's not talk about

01:07:28
1
 

get this and get out of here. Get out of here. You

01:07:33
3
 

feel for your slapping? Absolute

01:07:36
0
 

God, I love a nice

01:07:37
4
 

little permission. Good old slapping period.

01:07:39
0
 

Well, um, when

01:07:41
1
 

that was that was crazy.

01:07:44
0
 

That was a realtor trip we just went through. That was unintended, Sam. Yeah, no pun intended sale. Who was tripping? A bit of a safari. Yeah, well, judging by the silence, I feel like we don't have a four to talk about what's going on?

01:08:03
1
 

Well, I don't know. I mean, we got a big week coming up this week.

01:08:07
0
 

Yeah, we should talk about the week. Uh, let's Dio let's do a little segment. Okay? This is Amy called. We got a big week way but yeah, I was talking about the big thing, that coming up they're excited about. So this way we'll go throw the nuclear Utkan top us off the Yeah, Let's

01:08:26
2
 

make the guest go last. Yes. Uh,

01:08:29
3
 

this week is, of course, spirit in activity week at school, which is a big chance for us to show what our contribution is and how we're grounding it this year. We're gonna show our spirit, so I'm gonna be in the office as usual. Uh, I'm gonna be looking at the phones, and I'm going to be inviting every child who wants to come into the office and meditate with me. 21 free crystal. Okay. And one free hug. Wow. Wow. Just let everyone know I'm centered and grounded. Okay?

01:09:07
0
 

Just like all good street art says all

01:09:09
4
 

you need is hugs. That's right. I let we

01:09:11
3
 

love street for the kids to bring cash. House will be selling some of my glasswork as well as

01:09:19
0
 

you do in a cash only glassblowing business. That's right. That's

01:09:23
1
 

very dangerous, cause that gets hot as hell in boiling. Glad

01:09:27
3
 

I have. I have my friends. I have my forge set up in the bullpen right behind where I sit on the thin carpet and it's going wonderfully.

01:09:39
4
 

Keep all that loose cash just in one big dry pile next to the fire,

01:09:42
0
 

right? That's right. That's what you really dry up Teoh leaves? Yeah, well, yeah, I think, uh,

01:09:51
3
 

come get spirited. Get lifted.

01:09:53
1
 

I'm very excited this week. Coming up activity week. Obviously, I have entered my home ec students into a banana bread bake off a day nearby festival. So I'm I haven't got competition out of my blood completely. We are learning how to bake this week, and I want Oh, give it some real stakes. You

01:10:13
0
 

had them to have been in a bread suicides the other day, right? They would have to run from edges attached to the court with each ingredient.

01:10:20
1
 

Exactly. Yes. So they run with smashed up bananas. They run with flour. Tom, a 10 10 on.

01:10:27
3
 

You said you wanted to give the banana bread competition some steaks. How do you think those flavors going to mix?

01:10:33
1
 

Yeah, s E A. K s stakes. I think it's something new in banana bread. Banana steak, bread. You could

01:10:43
2
 

say putting the meat in a bread is kind of a new thing, not just for banana bread. It's for any

01:10:48
1
 

way. It's a sandwiches. Typical sandwich. It's just a sandwich with banana bread bun, and it's really all it is. But yeah, we're we're We're planning on going to the banana, the local fair and doing the banana bread bake off eso. We'll see how that goes. Obviously, I've got the uniforms. We've all seen the uniforms that I made for the home team.

01:11:12
0
 

Yes, you do. I would say it's a shoddy job.

01:11:16
1
 

Yeah, yeah, it's a woman in a It's a woman in a, um, apron, and it says, Get in the kitchen. Uh, what what is that? You know, you're what is that bad?

01:11:33
2
 

Hey, if you want, you want that to be what it is. That's what it is. I think

01:11:37
0
 

if you if, like someone comes up, that's kind of offensive. The person who's offended has to be around to bring it up. There's no women around themselves, so I think it's for

01:11:46
1
 

male only team bacon, bread, computation, bacon, bread or steak, bacon, bacon, bacon, bread making bacon. We're

01:11:58
3
 

really excited for you to show off your spirit in that bacon competition you

01:12:02
2
 

do, Really? Oh, and as you guys know this week, the yearly wrapping paper fund raiser for the band is happening where we sell wrapping paper, uh, a

01:12:12
1
 

lot around Christmas at all. It's wrong. Taming

01:12:16
0
 

Christmas thistles this weird part of the year word No. One's birthday is for the next two months,

01:12:23
2
 

but you know, but you never You can never have enough wrapping paper. So if you see one of the six members of the marching band asked them about the wrapping paper fundraiser because we're going to be using those funds. Teoh take us to band camp later this year,

01:12:37
0
 

and we're not too big schools, about 3500 students. But if you see one of the six members of the marching band like should ask You About

01:12:42
1
 

yet and buy

01:12:43
3
 

from them last year, they used told about one or two roles that you guys only ended up with 150 $160.

01:12:49
2
 

Since, uh, it was it was a really bad year last year, were hoping, and then you could say That's why we only have six members in the marching band this year, So we're trying. We're trying to make The marching band didn't do a thing, guys, I'm sick of having only six members. I'm trying to get people excited about it. And to do that, you have to be able to take him to cool events, take him toe camps and retreats and humiliate them and trying really, really them trying not to humiliate them at competition. So again, if you could just, you know, by a couple rolls of paper Michael Rolls, you can wrap your school books in them. Or you can wrap presence in 68 months.

01:13:26
0
 

Yep, and come to the spirit play that we're putting on Starting pod, tawdry and written by part Adre. Yeah, he's exciting. New talents got a lot going on.

01:13:36
1
 

So the Lion King is canceled.

01:13:38
0
 

Was that? No, no, no. The fighting is still happening. That first mayor, we're doing a spirit play kind of quick turnaround. It's like, What is it about? Do you know what Padraig right about Yeah, it's about his relationship with my ex wife

01:13:53
3
 

pods relationship with. How does that How does he taking a

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lot of creative liberties? I think you kind of imagine studying. You do you like studying May. And this kid has an eye for art drama. It seems I shall starting him. None of the other kids are good enough for the play on. I think this 10 year olds really got what it takes.

01:14:17
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You're sticking with the fact that he is 10

01:14:19
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young guys, and

01:14:21
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I just believe what they tell me. All right? I didn't sign this kid up. He's a 10 year old who is wonderful. A theater. Onda has a similar name to May

01:14:32
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the animals you're bringing up for Spirit week. Yeah, actually, uh, I'm going on a little vacation. Really looking for. I'm going on vacation with my number one family, which is Steve Irwin's former wife and his two Children.

01:14:46
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It is a it really is a cut throat business.

01:14:49
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Where you guys going? Borneo. Okay, okay. That's fun.

01:14:54
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More neo in the USA is

01:14:57
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right. Is Borneo in the U. S. A. A so

01:15:00
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far as I know, yes.

01:15:02
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Where is

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Borneo? It's deep South et sound These

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deep South Florida, Florida.

01:15:07
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There's a lot of Aqaba bears around there. What? Aqua Bears, Manatees.

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Thanks for being here. Uh, it was great to learn about all these animals getting the hell out of here on until next week. Thanks for joining us. Please stay.

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