Speaker 1: My god, her voice is so beautiful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's very dear.
Speaker 3: Okay, read for hour. Bye are you kick?
Speaker 2: Eh?
Speaker 4: Welcome to going down to So Out Pipe, the podcast
Speaker 4: where we always have ourselves in time, And this week
Speaker 4: we're going to be singing some songs.
Speaker 3: I'm Dwando and I am guy. Yes, voice like an angel?
Speaker 3: And why are we going to be singing some songs?
Speaker 3: What episode will be reviewing? This episode is wing Wing indeed? Yes.
Speaker 4: Now, last week you were saying, oh boy, this could
Speaker 4: be dangerous for us to review this episode.
Speaker 3: Let's just say that white or Caucasian people doing accents
Speaker 3: that are outside their sphere is generally frowned upon in
Speaker 3: the Year of Our Lord twenty twenty five, and there's
Speaker 3: a bit of it in this episode, but I don't
Speaker 3: think the bulk of it is sort of done not maliciously.
Speaker 3: But then I'm saying that as a middle aged white guy.
Speaker 4: The funny thing is you say that, yet all the
Speaker 4: China he is that's spoken this episode isn't Chinese. That's
Speaker 4: all just trade Parker just making gibberish.
Speaker 3: Oh dear, we hope enjoyed this episode of Going down
Speaker 3: the South Park. We'll see you next week. It's literally
Speaker 3: just Trey Parker making sound, just making He's just the
Speaker 3: Wesley snipeicular that she was flabbergast. She could not believe
Speaker 3: that was in a mainstream movie. I don't know. And
Speaker 3: if you can google Wesley sn demos clips on YouTube. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I won't even say what he's saying. And it's not
Speaker 3: even that. I won't say. It's not even that offensive.
Speaker 3: It's not like swearing a racial slurs or anything. It's
Speaker 3: kind of racial slurish.
Speaker 4: But the whole point of this episode is that so
Speaker 4: Token has been given a chance to sing at the
Speaker 4: local Miss Universe pageants whatever, Colorado's Colorado pageant, and he's
Speaker 4: gonna paid two undred dollars and Cartman sees this as
Speaker 4: a chance to become his agents.
Speaker 3: So they break into the talent agent business. They form
Speaker 3: the super Awesome Talent Agency, and they're going to start
Speaker 3: representing people and earning ten percent by doing nothing. That's
Speaker 3: that's the that's their gimming. So the whole thing is
Speaker 3: taking the mickey out of talent agencies. That's what they're
Speaker 3: doing here. Yeah, that's the thing. I can only assume
Speaker 3: that Parker and Stone, they either have a really good
Speaker 3: relationship with their agents, or they just were about to
Speaker 3: go out on their own. Yes, Like I'm trusting that
Speaker 3: the guys at CIA, who they named CHECKI I don't
Speaker 3: know if Parker and Stowe were actually with CIA. Let's
Speaker 3: look yeah, but like, guys, we're going to be taking
Speaker 3: the piss out of the heads at C are probably
Speaker 3: going to go we're CIA, We're making money. Hand out
Speaker 3: a fist. We don't give a fuck. Yes, it says
Speaker 3: ye a.
Speaker 4: Stone and Parker teamed up with Ari Emmanuel, a talent
Speaker 4: agency William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, where they met Joseph Ravich.
Speaker 4: According to The Times, Ravish heads their Reign Group, a
Speaker 4: boutique merchant bank with a focus on entertainment, digital media
Speaker 4: and sports.
Speaker 3: I may be incorrect here, and you might want to
Speaker 3: click on the link if it's actually a link, but
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure Ari Emmanuel was the inspiration for Ari
Speaker 3: Gold from Entourage. It sounds about right, yeah, Ari, if
Speaker 3: only by virtual of the first name, but I get
Speaker 3: the feeling that he was sort of the inspiration on
Speaker 3: top of Ari emanual Entourage was who it comes up.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was a real Hollywood agent who inspired
Speaker 3: Ari Gold. Yeah, there we go. So he represented Parkeringstone
Speaker 3: said that Jeremy Pivens would have made this bit of
Speaker 3: a right wing pivot. Yeah, Pivets Pivot. Yeah did I
Speaker 3: tell you about this? You see everyone else? Do?
Speaker 4: I think we may have discussed on the podcast at
Speaker 4: some point. Yeah, yeah, he was doing this thing where
Speaker 4: someone else is making money. I'm gonna try it as well.
Speaker 3: Hey, Griff, maybe Grift? Why not doing this thing? About
Speaker 3: a thousand years ago, we made a show called We
Speaker 3: Tried to Reboot that. Today, you know, white guys, they
Speaker 3: think it was a documentary a out January sixth I
Speaker 3: remember when Pivot was on the come up. He and
Speaker 3: like John Cusack were like best buddies, and they appeared
Speaker 3: in all these movies again, and Qusa is just the
Speaker 3: most blisteringly left wing, virgin on communist kind of guy.
Speaker 3: Wonder how he feels about his best mate. Just got
Speaker 3: gotta make that right wing grift money. One of what
Speaker 3: Christmas is like when those guys get together.
Speaker 4: Pivot was never the A list ever. I mean he
Speaker 4: struck made him yeah yeah, but he was always this
Speaker 4: this the B player, He's character guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I remember from the Family Man it was it
Speaker 3: was that the boyfriend who loves he was he was
Speaker 3: best friend guy, best friend guy. Yeah that's true. Yeah
Speaker 3: friend was Chris Pratt for a very long time? Was
Speaker 3: he really Chris Prap shot up? And yeah, like a
Speaker 3: bulk of movies is kind of like I remember seeing
Speaker 3: him and stuff fat Pratt even just regular praps. It's
Speaker 3: not La Week for Jurassic No. No, he put on
Speaker 3: what he put on weight for Parks. And three he
Speaker 3: was in a show called Everwood, which was kind of
Speaker 3: like one of those Dawson's creeks. I was teen soaps
Speaker 3: and you look at him in that and it's kind
Speaker 3: of like, oh, we can't get Heath Ledger, but we'll
Speaker 3: get this guy because he looked close enough, because he's
Speaker 3: sort of got a little Heath ledgerish in some ways.
Speaker 3: And then he obviously had some degree of comic timing's
Speaker 3: and a few he's in the movies like Delivery Man
Speaker 3: and Five Year Engagement, all that kind of stuff. And
Speaker 3: then he got Parking and Wreck and he's like, I
Speaker 3: think it's funnier if this guy's heavy. I think it's
Speaker 3: funny if this guy is sort of like let himself
Speaker 3: go a bit and he didn't want to wait for
Speaker 3: his life to be over. And then he goes, oh,
Speaker 3: this is pigeonholing me. Yeah, and I'm the new Jonah yeah,
Speaker 3: pretty much. It's like, oh yeah, I'm just going to
Speaker 3: be sidekicked forever. So you know, hit the gym. It's
Speaker 3: Gardians of the Galaxy next thing, and Guardians before Jurassic
Speaker 3: it was wasn't yeah yeah yeah, because everyone was like
Speaker 3: Chris brad in a Subero movie that's going on. He
Speaker 3: did that inswer picture was Ah, motherfucker's got abs.
Speaker 4: This episode here. The other story is so talented. The
Speaker 4: other story is that mister Luke Kim has had the
Speaker 4: Chinese mafia helped smuggle his wife Wing into the country,
Speaker 4: who she he claims as a singer, not the greatest singer.
Speaker 3: But we'll talk about Wing.
Speaker 4: Yes, we'll talk about Wing in a second. And then
Speaker 4: the boys picker Upers as a talent and they take
Speaker 4: her to La and the mafia want to back and
Speaker 4: just they're kind of comparing your talents to the Chinese mafia,
Speaker 4: aren't there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, essentially you're both sort of bloodsuckers. And now, as
Speaker 3: they say in the close to the end episode, mooching
Speaker 3: off the hopes and dreams of others. Yeah, exactly right.
Speaker 3: It's a dirty and perverse business. So Wing tell us
Speaker 3: who Wing is. So Wing is the wife in of
Speaker 3: Luke Kim in this episode, but Wing is actually a
Speaker 3: real person. Wing is actually a legitimate singer born in
Speaker 3: Hong Kong but generally resides in New Zealand. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: a love of her websites still exit, So we get
Speaker 3: the website at the end, Wing music dot co dot NZ.
Speaker 3: I almost teared up at the end, but that that's
Speaker 3: a really sweet little shout out. And she benefited financially
Speaker 3: from this. Yeah, yeah, everybody win, everybody Wings. They had
Speaker 3: to get, obviously, the approval to use her lightness, and
Speaker 3: it's actually her songs, it's her singing. It's her singing
Speaker 3: because she's got this yeah, shall we say, very distinctive voice. Initially,
Speaker 3: when I first watched this episode, I didn't know a
Speaker 3: lot about I didn't know anything about Wing, and I thought, oh,
Speaker 3: is she like do you remember William Is it Willim Hung?
Speaker 4: When he said American idol, I thought they'd taken to
Speaker 4: mick out of William Hung. Here they still might be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, William hung of course, is a young man who
Speaker 3: showed up to the American Idol American was it was
Speaker 3: Australian one, No, he was American Idol. H Yeah, showed
Speaker 3: up to the audition's terrible, terrible singer saying she banged,
Speaker 3: she bangs, she banged, she bangs. It became a sensation,
Speaker 3: absolute nerd, terrible voice, but you know, I did it
Speaker 3: with such enthusiasm, and yeah, it just hit the right
Speaker 3: note of like you're kind of clueless, but you're maybe
Speaker 3: just in on the joker or no, he was never
Speaker 3: clear he knew exactly what he was doing. It was
Speaker 3: genius by him. Yeah, he played like he wasn't in
Speaker 3: on the joke. Of course it did. Yeah, that's part
Speaker 3: of the gimmick. Yeah. Yeah, And one would think, oh, okay,
Speaker 3: well this is this, like that is what did Wing
Speaker 3: show up to the auditions or something and just singing
Speaker 3: as I said, her distinctive style, which is I don't
Speaker 3: think it necessarily called it good singing, but it's in
Speaker 3: the in the Wikipedia page about her, they refer to
Speaker 3: it as outsider art. William hungers we'll see what he's
Speaker 3: doing now, right, So he's a Hong Kong born American
Speaker 3: motivational speaker and former singer who gained fame in two
Speaker 3: thousand and four as a result of his unsuccessful editioning
Speaker 3: of Ricky Martin's hit song she Bangs on the third
Speaker 3: season of American Idol. Let me. I have never heard
Speaker 3: one of William Hung's motivational speeches or anything like that,
Speaker 3: but I bet you dollars to donuts, both of which
Speaker 3: I enjoy. The gist of his speech is something like,
Speaker 3: follow your dreams. Even if you're no good at this
Speaker 3: thing that you're doing, it may lead to something great.
Speaker 3: So just you know, you see your passions following a dreams.
Speaker 3: That's the gist of it. That's that's what he does.
Speaker 3: That's pretty much. That sounds about right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: But Hung rapidly gained a cult following. A William Hung
Speaker 4: fan site set up by Rialta don Chin and his
Speaker 4: wife Laura, recorded over four million hits within its first
Speaker 4: week of him appearing on the show. Remixes of Hung's
Speaker 4: audition performers top song requests lists at a number of
Speaker 4: radio stations, an online petition to bring Hun back to
Speaker 4: American Ocle he didn't get through. Okay, that would be
Speaker 4: that would be a pisstake of the entire reason American
Speaker 4: OL exists if he was to get through, right, but
Speaker 4: an OL petition existed, was started, included more than a
Speaker 4: hundred thousand sei the just By late February, Hung was
Speaker 4: brought back to American Idol as part of a mid
Speaker 4: season special titled Uncut, Uncensored, Untalented Love That I Love that.
Speaker 3: Era the special too Hard for TV. Yeah. The special
Speaker 3: documented what it was like to experience the audition process,
Speaker 3: in Hung's case, emerge as an inadvert celebrity, so he
Speaker 3: didn't go onto the show, but his audition became a
Speaker 3: success and he was brought back, and he used that
Speaker 3: fame to start his own career as a as a
Speaker 3: motivational speaker. Good for him. Oh, absolutely got a record.
Speaker 3: You've got a record deal that that's just well, that's
Speaker 3: just yeah. Yeah, but you know, the dude made lemonade
Speaker 3: out of that out of lemons.
Speaker 4: So retired from music in twenty eleven. Apparently, Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 4: but yeah, good for him. Oh yeah, every I feel
Speaker 4: like every season has their wido or they guy that's like,
Speaker 4: oh did you see that guy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you've got to as you said, you've just
Speaker 3: got to find You've got to find just the right person.
Speaker 3: That though, because I'm sure there are absolute shitty people
Speaker 3: who just show up. I mean people who are no
Speaker 3: good at it but have been told by their friends
Speaker 3: well meaningly or being stitched up. It's like, oh, you
Speaker 3: should audition, pri you're a really good singer even though
Speaker 3: you're you probably get up at karaoke night and yeah
Speaker 3: you're belding out and you're really enthusiastic, but you're no good,
Speaker 3: you know, good at all. I felt bad for Susan Boyle.
Speaker 3: It felt like the marketing machine was just eating her alive. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I think Susan Boylan actually probably did all right.
Speaker 3: A good buddy. Oh she was a great singer as well,
Speaker 3: was fantastic thing. What do you reckon? William Hunk's first
Speaker 3: album was called Was it called It's One Word? Oh?
Speaker 3: Wasn't called? Well Hung? No inspiration? Oh? And the second
Speaker 3: one Miracle Happy Summer from William Hung. Okay, but enough
Speaker 3: enough about William Hung. Yeah, but we imagine that Wing
Speaker 3: was of the cup in the same cloth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so Wing still exists. Her website is still online, right,
Speaker 4: but the latest news this is the latest news on
Speaker 4: Wing music dot co dot nz. Wing will be ready
Speaker 4: to sing for all her clients from the tenth of
Speaker 4: March twenty twelve through phone service. Oh sorry for the
Speaker 4: inconvenience I'm happy to serve all my clients again. That's
Speaker 4: the last update.
Speaker 3: Is she still with us? I fucking hope. So, according
Speaker 3: to wikis still alive. She got her on page as
Speaker 3: well as she Yeah, okay, that's good. Yeah, just the
Speaker 3: songs that she's singing. And I think what touched me
Speaker 3: about Yeah, because this is objectively not good singing, but
Speaker 3: just the sincerity of it. Just yeah, she's singing because
Speaker 3: she likes to sing. You can tell that it comes
Speaker 3: through in the way that she unquote performance Sylvester silence
Speaker 3: big fan. Well absolutely yeah.
Speaker 4: Boy do they take the piss out of that guy
Speaker 4: because it needs a translator. But you know who reminded
Speaker 4: me of this is a very local reference. If you
Speaker 4: haven't meet to Melbourne, you won't even know what I'm
Speaker 4: talking about. Have you ever been to ham Hall?
Speaker 3: I am aware of it.
Speaker 4: There is always an Asian guy out the front singing
Speaker 4: karaoke songs on my mic every time we go there.
Speaker 4: Bank It makes fucking so much money. His suitcase thing
Speaker 4: is filled with money every year. It goes there every weekend.
Speaker 4: And he just basically does what what William Hung does.
Speaker 4: Just sings, deliberately, goes out of out of his way
Speaker 4: to sound terrible. Singing these songs, seeing dancing queen and
Speaker 4: whatnot makes the forty people get photos with him. He's
Speaker 4: got his own one of his own websites, CDs and stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good for him. If you can tamp down the
Speaker 3: natural ability to feel shame, he'll do well in this world. Indeed,
Speaker 3: you can do very well in this world.
Speaker 4: But yeah, so Wing was a genuine artist singer, and
Speaker 4: they used her lightness and her songs and everything, which
Speaker 4: I thought what Parker has don't have said. We weren't
Speaker 4: sure whether we were taking the piss out of her
Speaker 4: or whether we were patributed.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think they are. And I mean I'm
Speaker 3: normally inclined to sort of look for oh you guys
Speaker 3: are being cruel or whatever here. I don't think they
Speaker 3: are towards Wing, as I said. I just think her
Speaker 3: natural sort of sincerity comes through. She's not given much
Speaker 3: of a character other than when she gets up and
Speaker 3: seeing I was pretty I felt pretty comfortable. She keeped
Speaker 3: out of her But I mean, you don't hear a
Speaker 3: say or do anything else. I don't know. This is
Speaker 3: kind of a wholesomeness or a pure purity to it's
Speaker 3: is treated like shit by Luke Kim as well. Well, yeah,
Speaker 3: but sorry for it to some degree, certainly, But it's
Speaker 3: more like, I just think this person really enjoys singing.
Speaker 3: I know, I'm not talking about necessarily about the character
Speaker 3: in the in the show actual, the actual. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I just think and I think, well, Parker and ston't
Speaker 3: certainly Parker, you know, they're into music. I think that
Speaker 3: would appreciate someone who is really into it, someone who
Speaker 3: gives their heart and soul to it. And even if
Speaker 3: they're no gooder like wingers, like no, are you going
Speaker 3: for one hundred percent? Let's give you your props? And
Speaker 3: I think they when they say at the very end,
Speaker 3: when they put up the lad you could look at
Speaker 3: that it's like, oh, we're still taking the pits. I
Speaker 3: don't think they are. I think it's like, if you
Speaker 3: enjoyed hearing this, and for some reason I did. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm not about to visit a website or bio CDs
Speaker 3: or anything like that. Like, I just like good view.
Speaker 4: You know, well, they never once say that she's bad,
Speaker 4: except for like stankonness is going to be too hard
Speaker 4: to get a crew off to off the ground.
Speaker 3: But they kind of live up to you the view.
Speaker 3: I don't know anyone is it's you deciding yourself. I
Speaker 3: don't like this. It's this is bad Trey Parker and Stone.
Speaker 3: They're not saying this is bad. They're saying, who this
Speaker 3: is what she does, this is her actual songs. Take
Speaker 3: it as you will. I think they're implicitly taking the
Speaker 3: pair as well. It's like, oh, yeah, voice of an episode.
Speaker 3: Sorry to do the accent, folks, but yeah, voice of
Speaker 3: an angel and all that kind of but yeah, and
Speaker 3: as Yeah, I thought that was actually a pretty funny line.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, like getting wings care of the ground
Speaker 3: is going to be too much work for us. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and I love later on though that once immediately augh
Speaker 3: that missus lukem has actually done all the I've already
Speaker 3: bought the tickets and we've already up. You've already done
Speaker 3: all the work. That's great, I know, I just yeah,
Speaker 3: I got a kick out of that, out of the
Speaker 3: character and wing. I also like that it sort of
Speaker 3: branched out into like an action flick, almost like Scarface
Speaker 3: at the end, wasn't it very scared? Well, I'm wondering
Speaker 3: if that was it did and when Cartman is grabbing
Speaker 3: the guns, oh you want to play hard? Or something
Speaker 3: that'd sound a very tiny Montana. It's been a while
Speaker 3: since I've watched Scarface, and I'm scared to rewatch because
Speaker 3: I feel like I won't like it anymore. Maybe that, yeah,
Speaker 3: is the thing. It's one of those ones that's it's
Speaker 3: loom so large in everyone in the collective consciousness, so
Speaker 3: to speak. It's one that I haven't rewatched a lot.
Speaker 3: I mean, I've watched a lot of briand Department Was
Speaker 3: rewatch a lot of them, a lot of Appacino movies
Speaker 3: as well, But somehow this one feels like is it
Speaker 3: because everyone likes it? No, I don't think I'm that
Speaker 3: much of a contrarian or a snow It's just like
Speaker 3: a long movie too, it is there is that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it does feel like a bit of a commanding because
Speaker 3: it's such a it feels like such a mainstream movie.
Speaker 3: It's so quotable. For get that it's a long movie
Speaker 3: as well. You put it on your like doing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I'm pretty sure that you want to play Huh.
Speaker 3: Do you have any favorite moments from the episode. Those
Speaker 3: lines that I mentioned earlier near the end, when the
Speaker 3: Triads and the and the Boys posing as agents, I
Speaker 3: was just saying, yeah, this business sucks crime or talent agent,
Speaker 3: talent management. It's dirty in perverse business.
Speaker 4: And you should have stayed with him because it turns
Speaker 4: out it goes to a real talent agen and he
Speaker 4: ends up waiting table.
Speaker 3: That's correct. The re introduced to mister Garrison as Missus Garrison.
Speaker 3: But when he said the badge one, yes, that's one
Speaker 3: of my favorites. Yeah, I like that. But I just
Speaker 3: liked Principal Victoria and miss calls her mister Garrison Garrison
Speaker 3: the love. That's that's our reaction. That's better than a
Speaker 3: black man singing correct. Yes, look this sensitive. This episode
Speaker 3: is going all in on the insensitivity some muchs. We'll
Speaker 3: just do this, and my apologies to anyone offended by this.
Speaker 3: But when Cartman is doing his spiel to Token about
Speaker 3: trying to convince him to some with super why should
Speaker 3: I give those he does the voice terrible but also awesome.
Speaker 3: It's the Free Fitty, Oh yeah it is. But by
Speaker 3: the way, shout out to the great R and B
Speaker 3: singer Lou Rawls who provides the voice for Token. That
Speaker 3: the song that he sings that Miss Colorado Pageants actually
Speaker 3: not only a Lou Rual song, but it's Lou Rules recording. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the song Lou Rules would be dead a year after this,
Speaker 3: actually yeah yeah, but he did have a lovely voice.
Speaker 3: And I like that whole presentation as well. The way
Speaker 3: whoo and he sort of like he winks to the crowd. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he's a real showman. Cross the Token. It's good stuff.
Speaker 3: I liked Carton when he's introducing Token to the office
Speaker 3: and yes, have you seen the fountain? In the fountain
Speaker 3: and they all get really glad handy when they first go.
Speaker 3: It's like takes them down to the basement if you've
Speaker 3: seen the fan. But then standing car com it's like Token,
Speaker 3: you made a smart movement. It's like you know when
Speaker 3: forfing a discount you know just takes off, takes off,
Speaker 3: and you know we get the call from you know,
Speaker 3: c A or something like that, and we go over
Speaker 3: like Dan, you've been doing great man, But time to
Speaker 3: hit the bid leagues. Buddy, By the way, bring that match.
Speaker 3: But I thought that was really funny. So yeah, that's
Speaker 3: some of my favorite ones. I liked. Obviously it's racist,
Speaker 3: but not the shitty prawn chicken spe not not the
Speaker 3: pny he's upset about everything. No, no, not a shitty
Speaker 3: pron That's okay.
Speaker 2: Remember there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
Speaker 3: All right, trivia time. Well, that's my first question is
Speaker 3: gonna be what was this shitty? What's your first question?
Speaker 3: My first question is what is the address of a
Speaker 3: super awesome talent agency? Your dress? It's cut, it's basement.
Speaker 3: I don't know what is it? It is two double
Speaker 3: three four five abania. There's Los Mexicanos. There we go. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you find it on the on the bills, okay, on
Speaker 3: the on the posts leput of Brantown. What is the
Speaker 3: size of the height of the fountain in CEA's offices. Oh,
Speaker 3: it's it's two stories toy story story.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. How many entrants are there in the Miss Colorado
Speaker 3: pageant sixteen? There at sixteen? Yeah? They kind of mock them,
Speaker 3: don't they drawing them? Not as few as they could
Speaker 3: be they're not that hot. Yes, sorry, miss Colorado. How
Speaker 3: long has someone waited in line to audition for American Idol?
Speaker 3: I want to close to what you just said. What
Speaker 3: I just answered. Oh see my memory is already. I
Speaker 3: wasn't really listening to how many its like eleven hours?
Speaker 3: It's fifteen, eighteen hours, seventeen seventeen hours, he said fifteen
Speaker 3: the one before then he went to eighteen two ahead,
Speaker 3: anyone one ahead? Fifteen eighteen eleven numbers are random. My
Speaker 3: last question for you because I've want to go through
Speaker 3: When Wingers appearing on the Contender, she's up against the
Speaker 3: boxer named Marcello. Where's Marcelo from? Does Mexico somewhere? He's
Speaker 3: from Del Fuego, Mexico, which I don't know what dell
Speaker 3: stands for. Maybe is it that I think? So let's
Speaker 3: just go with that. Okay, I'll look at del fuego,
Speaker 3: which means the fire I think of the Okay, So
Speaker 3: Guillermo del Toro, noted film director who we were going
Speaker 3: to cover on the movie Guy with Mountin Davis, but
Speaker 3: we decided not to. He is Guillermo of the Bull.
Speaker 3: How about that? There we go. It's pretty rare, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Of the bull? Maybe it's just the bull, Gimo the bull?
Speaker 3: How about that the bull? It sounds tough.
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Speaker 4: slash four figure discount. Speaking of that boxing fight, though,
Speaker 4: as you're saying, she doesn't say anything wing, it was
Speaker 4: incredibly uncomfortable when you think she's gonna actually just take
Speaker 4: the punches, kind like Home of Simpsons, like she got
Speaker 4: a good chit on.
Speaker 3: Her, but then she just proceeds to get the sheet.
Speaker 3: Oh no, Well, well you know Marcello's got the director
Speaker 3: from so Huru. Yes, indeed, I love cheesypoofs. You love cheesypoofs.
Speaker 3: Weed didn't need cheesypoofs. Weedy name.
Speaker 4: All right, it's time to read out some cheesypoof names.
Speaker 4: Mister Davis started with the lovely Katie g got a
Speaker 4: good chin on her. If he punches that girl, I reckon.
Speaker 3: We would never would. We would stand in front of
Speaker 3: anyone trying to, you know, throw a punch at that.
Speaker 4: Cady j Indeed, Glenn Take, Glenn Gomez, Justin Parker, Zap Pruitt, Shaneymaker,
Speaker 4: Elliott j O'Neil, Isabella Murphy, Reached Beasley, Stephen Roberts, Sewn
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Speaker 3: I don't know if we take hits for the rest
Speaker 3: of you guys, but we would certainly tell. We would
Speaker 3: say saying no stop. It would say hey, don't calm down, Hey,
Speaker 3: hey hey come on man, leave them alone. Yes, that's
Speaker 3: what we do.
Speaker 4: All right, So the original edit of Wing was March
Speaker 4: twenty third, two thousand and five. Top films at US
Speaker 4: buck Office. Mister Davis, I'm sure. I'm sure there are
Speaker 4: at least three of them, March of two thousand and five,
Speaker 4: What do you reckon? I'm pretty sure War the World's
Speaker 4: come out in two thousand and five.
Speaker 3: Didn't it, I imagine? So, yeah, it was a year
Speaker 3: we had cinemas. I'm sure that there were movies in them.
Speaker 3: The number one film at the US box office was
Speaker 3: a sequel to a horror movie that you like, that
Speaker 3: you really like. Because Robusts has been knocked off for
Speaker 3: the top position, it's now number two, and the Pacifier
Speaker 3: has now gone from two to three. This sequel has
Speaker 3: come in with a bang and taken top spot at
Speaker 3: the US box office, equal to a film that no
Speaker 3: one really talks about anymore. Spawned off like three sequels
Speaker 3: this film. Only the first one was popular, second one
Speaker 3: was just kind of like what's going on here? And
Speaker 3: that was the end of it. I want to say,
Speaker 3: is it Texas changeaw massing? No, it was original concept.
Speaker 3: Oh TVs girls crawling out of them? Oh it's ring time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the Ring Too, The Ring two starring co starring guys
Speaker 3: mate Simon Baker was Nami. What's in number two? I
Speaker 3: believe she was? Yes, I mean two days number one
Speaker 3: the US box office when this aired. How about that?
Speaker 3: Written and directed by Trey Parker. We're talking about Wing now,
Speaker 3: not the Ring Too. That was not written, of course,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: So the rest school, there's a special announcement and Missus
Speaker 4: Garrison is saying how Token has returned from Colorado Star contest.
Speaker 2: Tolkien sings as Coursey sings, He's black.
Speaker 5: Tokien is going to sing in front of a huge
Speaker 5: audience at the Miss Colorado pageant in Danver, and for
Speaker 5: doing it, he's going to be paid two hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two hundred dollars. Now. Of course, as a woman,
Speaker 2: I'm a bit against those showvinistic pageants. But I hope
Speaker 2: that you children take a moment today to congratulate Token
Speaker 2: for being so spatial.
Speaker 4: But the kids are annoying the cafeteria. You're like, what
Speaker 4: what you think it's gonna be a racist line here,
Speaker 4: because like, why are we have offered these things? It
Speaker 4: comes I know why you think's gonna say because were't white?
Speaker 4: It's like no, because what are talented?
Speaker 3: Talented? So basically what they're starting from the get go
Speaker 3: here is the talent. Talent agents are untalented. They just
Speaker 3: mooch off of those. We have the talent. We're not
Speaker 3: the artistic side, we're the thinking so we're smart to
Speaker 3: be talented. We're too smart to be talented. It's a
Speaker 3: great line. Can't suggest that they be a token's agent.
Speaker 3: They get ten percent of whatever he makes. And then
Speaker 3: they have the montages and putting together their agency, which
Speaker 3: is super awesome talent agency. Then all go to get
Speaker 3: some suits. Sitting up the office, they're still the fountain
Speaker 3: from someone's backyard, setting up the flyers and whatnot. And
Speaker 3: I just love how it ends with them as all
Speaker 3: giving the high fires for each other, like, yeah, did
Speaker 3: a great job here, Look at this office. It's great.
Speaker 3: I can I say that the ragging on talent agents
Speaker 3: a bit here, And I'm sure there are a lot
Speaker 3: who are scamed me an opportunistic or maybe and just
Speaker 3: you know, ship at their job. You've got. I'm pretty
Speaker 3: sure that there are some long running relationships between actors
Speaker 3: and their agents or you know, creatives and their agents.
Speaker 3: You said that. I mean, when you're sort of I think,
Speaker 3: particularly when you're starting out and you're sort of navigating
Speaker 3: the business, can be from what I hear, can be
Speaker 3: kind of murky waters you're alive, Yeah, exactly. So if
Speaker 3: you've got someone who's in your corner who sort of
Speaker 3: knows the ins and ouncement, could be pretty valuable resource.
Speaker 3: But they see Token. They're all looking around the corner
Speaker 3: and see Token looking at the sign. So he sends
Speaker 3: the boys back to the office. You guys look like
Speaker 3: you're just hanging out in the office. Kenny. You call
Speaker 3: me when you get when I get there, so I
Speaker 3: can say that I'm talking to somebody famous. It's a
Speaker 3: good tactic. It's bungled, but it's a good tactic. It's
Speaker 3: a lot of people probably do it. Oh yeah, absolutely, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Hears so many stories about a lot of them play
Speaker 3: for gags. But you know, I think, what's his name,
Speaker 3: Glenn Powell, the star of the Running Man Now and
Speaker 3: see Nothing Long coming from straight to streaming coming soon too,
Speaker 3: vod you. And he's not the first man to say
Speaker 3: is like, oh, when I was starting out, I would
Speaker 3: pose as like my agent or something like that. I
Speaker 3: was like yeah, I would be calling production company, will
Speaker 3: having Hi. Yeah, I've got Glenn Powell on line for you.
Speaker 3: I could hold please and yeah, and then you still
Speaker 3: put a voice to do that, and then he would
Speaker 3: get on the line. Thanks, Brad or whoever is my
Speaker 3: is my assistant. Yeah, just to pretend you've got a
Speaker 3: little bit of juice appear special correct. Yeah, they entered
Speaker 3: the office. He's got taken with him. Did you notice
Speaker 3: the fountain? Pretty nice.
Speaker 4: Cartman and says without a rep you're in danger of
Speaker 4: being taken advantage of this. Whe Kenny then calls Unfortunately
Speaker 4: Carton pretends he's talking to Abraham Lincoln, which was a
Speaker 4: good running bit that he kept choosing dead people. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but they're the people that he would know or heard of.
Speaker 4: Its like they're super famous. A Lincoln, he's very important.
Speaker 3: You know, Colonel Sam is incredibly important a lot of
Speaker 3: the Carl's the only one who's sort of notice though,
Speaker 3: is that's blank faces on the rest of the kids,
Speaker 3: and you see Carl's eyebrows.
Speaker 2: Yep, Yes, yes, I think that's a good idea. Guys.
Speaker 2: Let's give Michael Jordan a call about dead Now where
Speaker 2: were we we were at? Why I should give you
Speaker 2: ten percent.
Speaker 5: Look, Token, here's the bottom line. You're gonna start having
Speaker 5: a lot of offers coming at you from all directions.
Speaker 5: A media storm is about to hit you, and you
Speaker 5: can't handle it on your own. Nobody can eminem justin
Speaker 5: Timberlake HOODI they all have agents. You need somebody to
Speaker 5: manage it all for you. This thing in Denvers is
Speaker 5: just the crust.
Speaker 2: Token. With our support, you can have the whole pie. Well,
Speaker 2: I guess that makes sense, all right.
Speaker 5: Uh, if we could just get you to sign right here,
Speaker 5: Welcome to the teen Tolkien, can't he Token just signed
Speaker 5: with us from now on, we are an entertainment team. Token,
Speaker 5: you just do all the singing, all the performing, and
Speaker 5: all the entertaining and leave the.
Speaker 2: Rest to us.
Speaker 3: Now that was a recurring bits. Yeah, the rest to us.
Speaker 3: And we're now at the pageant and the sixth ten
Speaker 3: of the most Beautiful Women in Colorado over there, and
Speaker 3: Token's time to sing. It does so well. It's the
Speaker 3: stage presence of the kids. Yeah, the boys.
Speaker 4: They overhears someone in the crowd saying we need to
Speaker 4: get into singing that kids by myth. So they offer
Speaker 4: the offer the card from to sing there and this
Speaker 4: is what we get. Garrison's line between us girls and
Speaker 4: I think that's my badge. Wetter than a black man
Speaker 4: singing and token. After the show's finished, he's been given
Speaker 4: his two hundred dollars and he pays them. They have
Speaker 4: say cut, they get twenty bucks. They can't believe they're stoked.
Speaker 3: But then the l a agent from CEA, he arrives
Speaker 3: and swoops up token and takes them away for a
Speaker 3: limo ride limit and it's just business guys which up.
Speaker 3: Because of this moment, you kind of feel like, at
Speaker 3: the end, you deserve this token, screwing these guys over
Speaker 3: well doing it so sort of yeah, Cavalili, Yes, absolutely.
Speaker 3: I like the way that the agent, it was kind
Speaker 3: of styles a little bit like Jerry Maguire is kinda
Speaker 3: yeah yep, I said that slick agent look to him.
Speaker 4: The boys are now sat in their office. I guess
Speaker 4: hard work doesn't pay off. It's going to be an
Speaker 4: unemployed drug addict for the rest of my life. But
Speaker 4: then mister Luke Kim arrives and he wants some representation
Speaker 4: for his wife Wing.
Speaker 3: She sings.
Speaker 4: You know, she's a good singer. She's great singer back home.
Speaker 4: I've used the Chinese uffia're smoking into the country and
Speaker 4: we want to kick off her career here. So she
Speaker 4: sings Dancing Queen for him.
Speaker 2: Well, what you did? We're sorry, dude, but getting her
Speaker 2: career off the ground would take too much work for us. Ah,
Speaker 2: that's too bad. She just got accepted to be on
Speaker 2: America isold in Los Andres. But I can't take her
Speaker 2: because I have to mind a restaurant. You've already done
Speaker 2: all the work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they say they pay a thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Sir, We would love to sign your wife.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Really, we'll go to La with your wife. All she
Speaker 2: has to do is go on the show, do all
Speaker 2: the performing, make all the money and leave the rest
Speaker 2: to us.
Speaker 4: I wonder if this Asian guy in malbur because he
Speaker 4: always sings Abba songs, is he meant? Is he trying
Speaker 4: to be in the Australian wingo who knows better because
Speaker 4: he always sings Dancing Queen and whatnot? So she sings
Speaker 4: Dancing Queen here, and the boy said that it's gonna
Speaker 4: be too hard her crew off the ground, mister Luke
Speaker 4: Kim says, But she signed a deal with American idolog
Speaker 4: she's gonna be paid one thousand dollars like, oh okay,
Speaker 4: so you do all the work and leave the rest
Speaker 4: to us. So they're on their way to Ala and
Speaker 4: they call Luke Kim from the bus let him know
Speaker 4: they're only four hours away from getting there. And your
Speaker 4: wife does your wife eat anything or anything?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: No, she's a delicate little flowers. She does needs much
Speaker 4: to eat. And he has to talk to her and
Speaker 4: he screams at her. What do you think, what's the
Speaker 4: reason for having him treat her like shit? What was
Speaker 4: the what was the gag there?
Speaker 3: Now? No? I think does he's just sort of horrible husband?
Speaker 3: Well that he's he's essentially bought a product. Yeah, he's
Speaker 3: treating her productating everyone else. Everything is transactional in this yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The the deals between the mafia, the Chinese mafia, the
Speaker 3: triads and the agents and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Everyone just yeah, products to be bought and sold.
Speaker 4: But the Chinese mafia arrived to City Walk and they
Speaker 4: said they haven't received their money. He was supposed to
Speaker 4: pay ten thousand dollars to smuggle her into the country,
Speaker 4: and he says, look, I'll get it one She's in
Speaker 4: she'll make the money very very soon. They say she
Speaker 4: has to come work in Ala for us and a
Speaker 4: massage parlor, and she's paid it all back, and he
Speaker 4: tells them that she's in Alabama. They don't believe him,
Speaker 4: so they said turn around, and then he starts throwing
Speaker 4: all of his shitty chicken and he shitty beef onto
Speaker 4: the floor, but not the shitty prawn, but the shitty praun.
Speaker 3: It's a shitty shrimp.
Speaker 4: Shitty shrimp, shty shrimp. We say prawn here, we do, yes,
Speaker 4: And he reveals that she's going to be an American Idol,
Speaker 4: So the Chinese mafia leave. They're going to go there
Speaker 4: and get her. And the boys arrived just in time
Speaker 4: for the American Idol auditions. But there's now a huge
Speaker 4: line as a guy's been waiting for like seventeen days.
Speaker 4: Were he with wing like the wing wings, you know,
Speaker 4: the wing and the boys please please let us in there,
Speaker 4: we'd have to wait in line. And CAMPANMB pretends he's
Speaker 4: getting a call from Colonel Colonel Sanders. Yes, and they
Speaker 4: they give up. Look, it's not going to happen whatever,
Speaker 4: But then they overhear another guy so is this guy
Speaker 4: s a producer of the show or whatnot, because some
Speaker 4: a talent agency has called this guy to say, we
Speaker 4: can't be contested for your show. Now, yeah, I guess
Speaker 4: this guy's like that.
Speaker 3: I think he's like a show runner whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, finds that finds people to compete on the show.
Speaker 4: But for a show called The Contender, there was the Contender,
Speaker 4: an actual show.
Speaker 3: Contender's an actual show ran from, according to Wikipedia, March three,
Speaker 3: two thousand and five to January seven, two thousand and
Speaker 3: nine on NBC and ESPN, but been canceled before this
Speaker 3: episode aired. Yeah, okay, yeah, each seasons by Sevester Sloane
Speaker 3: correct created by Mark Burnett, who's kind of like that.
Speaker 3: You know, he's I think you created a survivor and
Speaker 3: a couple of others. Okay, yeah, he's the the dick
Speaker 3: Wolf of reality shows. Correct. Yeah, a pretty big deal
Speaker 3: Mark Burnette. But presented by Sylvesta, Sloan Sugar, Ray Leonard,
Speaker 3: Tony Danzer. Wow, yeah, who's the boss. We're very about
Speaker 3: to find out how Zima did the theme music or
Speaker 3: right on Zimmer? Yeah? Really each each season of the series.
Speaker 3: But there was a group of boxes as they compete
Speaker 3: with one another in an elimination style competition while their
Speaker 3: lives and relationships with each other and their families are depicted.
Speaker 3: This sounds like The Ultimate Fighter, Yeah, but for boxing.
Speaker 3: But it's like yeah, or like American Arnold but for boxing,
Speaker 3: because it's like, Hey, you're on the journey, the journey.
Speaker 3: It's about the journey.
Speaker 4: But now Wing is unfortunately on the contender and it
Speaker 4: ain't gonna go well for her because she's taken on.
Speaker 3: Who Marcelo from Del Foyo Mexico. He beats the ship
Speaker 3: out of her. We have Sylvester Stallone in the corner
Speaker 3: cheering her on doing good. But I love that he
Speaker 3: has a translator with him at at all.
Speaker 1: They're good, Mister Stallone says, he's sorry it couldn't go
Speaker 1: better for you back there.
Speaker 3: Oh, thanks real good.
Speaker 1: Mister Stallone thinks her singer has a lot of talent.
Speaker 1: He really likes her voice. You know, the way she
Speaker 1: vocalizes the melody brings tears to his eyes.
Speaker 2: Thanks, Missa Sdone. We just die she wasn't a better
Speaker 2: back shirt.
Speaker 1: Eh Ooh, mister Stallone wants Wing to sing at his
Speaker 1: son's wedding. You doo. He'll pay her four thousand dollars
Speaker 1: for a thousand dollars woo, be it disaddressed tomorrow two
Speaker 1: pm sharp and don't be late.
Speaker 2: Who he won't good goodoo.
Speaker 4: And they all celebrate seeing who let the dogs out?
Speaker 4: And they realize, wait a minute, where is wing? And
Speaker 4: we cuts to her being dragged away by the Chinese mafia.
Speaker 4: But they think that it's the CIA, don't they They do,
Speaker 4: but we need to find it for the CIA, does I.
Speaker 3: Don't if I want to, Yeah, feel praid to actually
Speaker 3: cut this bit out. I don't want to bring the
Speaker 3: mood down too much. But you know they're talking about
Speaker 3: us singing the sun Saloon saying, oh you can sing
Speaker 3: it my son's wedding. Yeah he's dead, right, Yeah, unfortunately
Speaker 3: he is. Sage Stallone died a few years after this
Speaker 3: in twenty twelve. He said, I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 3: I remember hearing about this when it happened, and I
Speaker 3: don't know. It was just really saddened by it because
Speaker 3: you story about it. He just seemed like a really
Speaker 3: cool kid. He was like, I don't know, probably excuse
Speaker 3: he's into the same ship that I was. Apparently really
Speaker 3: like horror movies and all that kind of stuff, and
Speaker 3: he was trying to sort of make his own, carve
Speaker 3: his own identity away from being a slice Loan's kid
Speaker 3: and all that. So I don't know just what just
Speaker 3: a half disease. Apparently there were no suspicious circumstances or
Speaker 3: anything like that. He's been dead for four days before
Speaker 3: being found, no drugs detected. Just imagine would have been
Speaker 3: just really tough sort of growing up as Stallone's kid.
Speaker 4: It will be because you feel like you're just expected
Speaker 4: to be tough, right because you Stallone's kid. Yeah, it's
Speaker 4: I remember when travolted some passed away as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was tragic. Way to bring the mood down. Man,
Speaker 3: We don't we don't have to keep this in and
Speaker 3: it's kept in.
Speaker 4: Okay, fine, I mean we shused just have the shiit
Speaker 4: kick own where the moves down anyway.
Speaker 3: Okay, fine, let's try and lighten things up.
Speaker 4: But they try to lighten themselves up by you know,
Speaker 4: they excited the fact that they're gonna make it make
Speaker 4: four hundred bucks because she's now getting being off at
Speaker 4: four thousand dollars at the wedding.
Speaker 3: But they don't know where she is.
Speaker 4: The Chinese mafia has dragged her into the into the limo,
Speaker 4: but they think it's the c AA, but they've fortunately
Speaker 4: dropped the cards and then they know where they live.
Speaker 4: They're going to where where their officers are. They're going
Speaker 4: to get them. Now back from the commercial and the
Speaker 4: mafia have said to wing the god all tied up,
Speaker 4: and they say, you've signed your life away when he
Speaker 4: came here. It's the age of business. Nobody has the
Speaker 4: guts to stop us. So basically, we're smoking you in
Speaker 4: and then you become our slave, you become our property, or.
Speaker 3: You signed to us. We take ten percent of your earnings.
Speaker 4: There, nobody's going to stop us. Of course, we cut
Speaker 4: to the boys arriving. They just walked straight past the guards.
Speaker 4: I shut the fuck up that balls. Yeah, my balls
Speaker 4: got scared of them at all. And I feel like
Speaker 4: the guards at this point are kind of like, what
Speaker 4: the hell it'd be confusing, wouldn't it do We just
Speaker 4: let them in and kind of see what happens when
Speaker 4: they go inside. So they get inside and they see
Speaker 4: a massive out and they're taken aback by it, and then.
Speaker 3: She's out.
Speaker 4: How about some goddamn business. But then they get shot
Speaker 4: at very much like Scarface and Cartman. You want to
Speaker 4: play rough fires back at them, doesn't know how to
Speaker 4: hold the gun or anything like that. Kyle then throws
Speaker 4: the toy car which gets on home alone antics where
Speaker 4: they still in the car and go out the window.
Speaker 3: If you had the opportunity to shoot, like a semi
Speaker 3: automatic rifle or an automatic rifle, so you went to
Speaker 3: the States or something, and would you jump at the
Speaker 3: opportunity to do.
Speaker 4: So, depends, like a shooting depends on the situation. It's
Speaker 4: just like old mate uncle Jeff at my friend's uncle
Speaker 4: who just said, I've got an automatic in the backshit,
Speaker 4: you want to.
Speaker 3: Have a go? But no thanks, But I was at
Speaker 3: a range then, yeah, where it's all safe. I have
Speaker 3: an American cousin, shouted Carolyn. Carolyn, Yeah, she and her
Speaker 3: husband Neil live in Austin, Texas, and apparently apparently had guns.
Speaker 3: And I think when my nephew Rory went over, he
Speaker 3: did a bit of shooting. I think when ROSSI, my
Speaker 3: brother went out, he definitely went did some shooting. And
Speaker 3: I'm not sure if they got like semi automatic stuff
Speaker 3: like that, but apparently had handguns and things like that,
Speaker 3: and you know you could go out on the out
Speaker 3: on the range and squeeze off a few rounds. I'm like,
Speaker 3: I'd probably be down for that. I've shot many guns.
Speaker 3: My dad has owns like twelve guns. Yeah, like one
Speaker 3: of the man. I've done my share of rifle shooting
Speaker 3: and shotgun and clay target and all that kind of bness,
Speaker 3: but never I've only shot a handgun once. Okay, I
Speaker 3: think I've shot a handgun actually, yeah, just rifles. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but yeah, if the opportunity to like get like an
Speaker 3: AAR fifteen or something like that, I'd be like, I'd
Speaker 3: be interested to see what this would be like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, yeah, it's I think about being in America.
Speaker 4: It feel like, I mean, now I might as well
Speaker 4: might as well. Yeah, I went in Rome, see your own.
Speaker 3: Canyon, see you Mount rushmore gun, go to five guys,
Speaker 3: and I actually had five guys in Melbourne. You tell
Speaker 3: me it wasn't bad. It was really good, very feeling.
Speaker 3: It was very expensive, but very feeling. Your your walt
Speaker 3: was amptibit, your belly was for correct. Yeah, that's trade off.
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Speaker 3: you didn't die for nothing. We're gonna get rich.
Speaker 4: Then the mob Boss has a gun to Wing's head
Speaker 4: and he said, and they all said, look, we're in
Speaker 4: the same business here, you know, we're not so different,
Speaker 4: you and I and the boy said we had a
Speaker 4: contract first, Like, no, she she belongs to us. We
Speaker 4: had we had a contract first. And then Stand interrupts
Speaker 4: and its usually it's Kyle, used to be Kyle saying
Speaker 4: I've learned something today. But Stand comes and he says,
Speaker 4: we're not talking about a product here, it's a person,
Speaker 4: and we're all just leaching. We're caught up in this
Speaker 4: business that treats people like commodities. And mob Boss agreeks
Speaker 4: He's like, yep, you know what we are, and it
Speaker 4: just turns the corner. It's like, we should be training
Speaker 4: here like this all the all the contracts are null
Speaker 4: and void.
Speaker 3: This is where they're saying, mooching off the hopes and
Speaker 3: dreams of others, dirty and perversions of Cartman's the only
Speaker 3: one who still wants in doing it.
Speaker 4: We cut to the wedding and Wing sings there and
Speaker 4: then Mafia all there with Luke Kim as well, and
Speaker 4: they see.
Speaker 3: Token unfortunately waiting tables.
Speaker 4: He's trying to makes some money so we can get
Speaker 4: back home again, goes Talent Agencies apparently don't really do
Speaker 4: all that much. Then the Mafia says that you know what,
Speaker 4: she sings like a delicate little flower, and Lukey screams
Speaker 4: at her in gibberish, indeed gibberish, and we get a
Speaker 4: promo for her website. And as the end of the episode,
Speaker 4: so I think said, I don't feel like they're taking
Speaker 4: the piss out of her. If you don't like her stuff,
Speaker 4: then that's on you. They're not saying what she's doing
Speaker 4: is bad, really, they kind of I think they're using.
Speaker 3: The fact that this is not a traditionally sweet singing voice. Yeah,
Speaker 3: for comic effect. But yeah, I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 3: I just it's hard to explain, but it just feels
Speaker 3: like there's an affection for wing in there. I don't know,
Speaker 3: and it's using that using this song sing at the
Speaker 3: very end, which is just a pretty simple song. It's
Speaker 3: actually was written originally for Sesame Street, did you know? Really? Yeah?
Speaker 3: It was originally performed on Sesame Street in the seventies
Speaker 3: I think, And then the Carpenters did a version and
Speaker 3: that apparently charted really well in Barbara strausand also did
Speaker 3: a cover of it.
Speaker 4: My mom's favorite song of all time is Please Miss
Speaker 4: the Postman's by the Carpenter They did cover of it,
Speaker 4: Please Miss the Postman. The version of it is my
Speaker 4: mom's favorite song of all time.
Speaker 3: Carpenters were pretty rad. Yeah, yeah, they get you're looking
Speaker 3: at it such. She's just rocking the drums. You're like,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, you're a legend. Oh yeah, Karen Carpenter on
Speaker 3: the skin, just fucking going wild. It's awesome. Yeah. And
Speaker 3: they had some really sweet songs. Yeah, I mean, well
Speaker 3: it's the Simpsons. Why do you so? It's largest song
Speaker 3: close to you. It's a lovely song. Yeah, perfect, But
Speaker 3: say is our review of Wing Quick Quick cyber Cybar.
Speaker 3: Do you know why Sesame Streets?
Speaker 1: I didn't?
Speaker 3: You know? Gone my whole life, Sesame Street has been
Speaker 3: a thing. It's like, why is it called Salame Street?
Speaker 3: I decided to look this up. Do you know why
Speaker 3: it's called Sesame Street? I did once look this up,
Speaker 3: and I've forgotten about it. What is it? Because they
Speaker 3: wanted to create a sort of an air of magic.
Speaker 3: Anything can happen nor Sesame Street. And what did magician say?
Speaker 3: Or what was it? Open cess? And it was something
Speaker 3: open sesame.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's got the nice liiteration sesame sesame Street.
Speaker 4: Ryan's off the tongue that does Sesame Street sounds. As
Speaker 4: a kid, you always thought it was a real place,
Speaker 4: and so I won one day. Yeah, I'm going to
Speaker 4: go vis as Sesame Street. I feel like it's just
Speaker 4: like a waste of opportunity here. Some thing part me
Speaker 4: to buy the rights of Sesame Street and build a
Speaker 4: Sesame Street, have the puppets there hanging and just have
Speaker 4: the puppeties behind the shelves battering with the kids.
Speaker 3: It'd be fucking great. It would be great. I think
Speaker 3: the people who created it were very sort of civic
Speaker 3: minded in terms of pop and they were very much
Speaker 3: we want this to be education to rogers. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: that kind of as opposed. I mean, I'm sure they
Speaker 3: made a few bucks off, but hopefully they did. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I think the design was more Yeah, this is for learning.
Speaker 3: Yeah and still going to this day. Good. Yeah.
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