Speaker 1: You lend some acid. Oh, no, thanks, we don't do
Speaker 1: that stuff.
Speaker 2: You will.
Speaker 1: There's a reason most San Francisco kids take a lot
Speaker 1: of drugs. It's the only thing that allows us to
Speaker 1: deal with our parents all walking around loving to smell
Speaker 1: of their own farts all the time.
Speaker 2: Everything okay in here, Kyle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, find dad so.
Speaker 3: Much better here with intellectuals, isn't it boys, M.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe I'll take just half a hit of acid.
Speaker 2: I am free kick egg.
Speaker 4: Welcome to going down to South, part of the podcast
Speaker 4: where we always have our cells the time, and this
Speaker 4: week where heat to get our smugness on.
Speaker 2: It is smuggler and I am guy. Yes, welcome to
Speaker 2: the podcast where we like to think we're part of
Speaker 2: the solution, a part of the problem. I just thought
Speaker 2: as far if you want to smell it, No, I
Speaker 2: don't think we we should have each other's far so. No,
Speaker 2: you've got to only half your own spoiler moments, No thanks,
Speaker 2: I think that's everyone's favorite moment in these episode. That
Speaker 2: really for a long time after this episode you hear
Speaker 2: a lot of big sick.
Speaker 4: It's very cousin Kyle, isn't it.
Speaker 2: But it's a really great encapsulation of yeah, just how
Speaker 2: smug you might feel when you are not only doing
Speaker 2: the right thing, but definitely seen doing the right thing,
Speaker 2: which is, as we know, the most important thing.
Speaker 4: I feel.
Speaker 2: It's not enough to just you know, be good. You
Speaker 2: have to be seen doing good.
Speaker 4: This episode aired twenty years ago, right, twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: This is ed twenty years ago. Two days ago. Oh
Speaker 4: my god. As we record this, we recalled yeah, yes,
Speaker 4: so we were recording this thirty vest much. But as
Speaker 4: we record this, the world's going through a bit of
Speaker 4: a crisis where the fuel prices are going out right.
Speaker 2: And I was about to say, what kind of crisis
Speaker 2: this time?
Speaker 4: And I've got friends who have a Tesla electric car. Oh, like,
Speaker 4: this is why I've bought an electric car. I'm like, well,
Speaker 4: that's fucking nice for you to have money in buy
Speaker 4: an electric car. Good for you, buddy, Really, pigs, did
Speaker 4: you actually say good for you?
Speaker 2: I hope you did say that.
Speaker 4: I was just like, yeah, I couldn't afford one. And
Speaker 4: I was just kind of like, eh, yeah, you're gonna
Speaker 4: call them out on it, Well you do.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know a few people who have got
Speaker 2: electric vehicles to hybrid vehicles and they have never said
Speaker 2: anything about nothing. No, you will occasionally have the odd outline,
Speaker 2: especially these days, especially twenty years down the track. I
Speaker 2: mean we're all a little more familiar with evs and that.
Speaker 2: But no, pretty much everyone I know is like, got
Speaker 2: a tesla, got an EV.
Speaker 4: They go home and like Drenking, their jealous of that.
Speaker 4: They know, oh yeah, should we tell.
Speaker 2: Them that they know if you know, yeah, they know
Speaker 2: we're better. But yeah, it's interesting looking at this episode
Speaker 2: twenty years down the track and they're sort of like
Speaker 2: sand friend No, no different, No, pretty much, I don't know.
Speaker 2: You hear stories from boots on the ground in San Francisco.
Speaker 2: I was like, it's kind of a hell hole. Now
Speaker 2: you've either got.
Speaker 4: Every to every city has its little section that a
Speaker 4: hall hole.
Speaker 2: Correct, Yeah, geelong sixty percent.
Speaker 4: Actually, I think the ment this is just the reputation
Speaker 4: that I get from outspeeding on the outside. It seems
Speaker 4: that like Portland feels like the HIPSTERI ish place now
Speaker 4: right A bit Yeah, everyone goes to Portland because I
Speaker 4: think the Simpsons of a mock that went to Portland.
Speaker 4: Everyone's a giant hipster.
Speaker 2: Austin A bit like that. As well. Okay, I haven't
Speaker 2: heard Austin. I've definitely heard of Portland, though Austin, Texas
Speaker 2: apparently got a bit hipsterish as well. Okay, yeah, but
Speaker 2: looking at this episode, yeah, twenty years on talk about evs,
Speaker 2: and also you're in that gas guzzling thing. Is like,
Speaker 2: no one seems to be driving a regular car these days.
Speaker 2: You're either in some modern technological electric wonder or you're
Speaker 2: in a ram, you're in a ram dodge. It's like,
Speaker 2: can't we just drive cars a black, gray or a
Speaker 2: white car? Well, correct, say the occasional blue one, very
Speaker 2: muted blue, but yeah, you're right, either black, white, or gray.
Speaker 4: We drove past the petrol station the other day and
Speaker 4: obviously everyone's just panicking buying of the fuel. Now he goes,
Speaker 4: look all those cars are black, and I'm like, that's
Speaker 4: so depressing.
Speaker 2: It really is.
Speaker 4: I'm not racist against car color, but it was just
Speaker 4: like every car looked the same and it was black.
Speaker 2: And all those cars were white. I was just like,
Speaker 2: we're all the same. Now, we are very no personality
Speaker 2: in vehicles anymore. No, No, you've just got to be
Speaker 2: your personality with your own personality.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so this episode. I enjoyed this more than last
Speaker 4: the last episode, the Return of Chef. This one felt
Speaker 4: more like you can just enjoy it because you've lived,
Speaker 4: you've experienced the world, and everyone's come across someone who's
Speaker 4: smug because they've got to be vehic.
Speaker 2: It doesn't even have to be a vehicle.
Speaker 4: That's something about a bigger TV or just something it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, oh we've got solar patanels or just something
Speaker 4: I'm better for the environment. And but even if it's
Speaker 4: not just better for the environment, just bragging about having
Speaker 4: something that you don't have, yeah, and means smug about it.
Speaker 4: We can all appreciate.
Speaker 2: That something that you do that makes you I'm a
Speaker 2: moral are Yeah, it makes you morally superior. Yeah, there's
Speaker 2: naturally there's nothing wrong in doing these things. Often these
Speaker 2: things are actually really good. They're a net positive. That's
Speaker 2: what these are good for you is what's really bad. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I think that's that's the point of this whole episode,
Speaker 4: is that no electric car is good, very good. Don't
Speaker 4: be dickheads about it.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, yeah, and I mean yeah, you could put that
Speaker 2: frame of thinking on just about anything. Yeah, but this
Speaker 2: happens to Yeah, electric cars happened to be the or
Speaker 2: hybrids happened to be the topic at the time.
Speaker 4: It's very at the topic now Tesla's and electric cars.
Speaker 4: It's not as much don't become the normal, hasn't it.
Speaker 4: If someone says I've got an electric car, you kind
Speaker 4: of like, have you Yeah, that's great, good for you?
Speaker 4: Don't Oh, how's the power on that?
Speaker 2: Great? You make conversation about it for five minutes and
Speaker 2: then you move on.
Speaker 4: Because there was a time where someone said had an
Speaker 4: electric car and im mentally thought fad.
Speaker 2: Oh I thought you were about to call them something
Speaker 2: that Parker and Stone would normally.
Speaker 4: No, No, it's a fad. Yeah, it's a fad. You
Speaker 4: know of course you are, you know well or better
Speaker 4: than me.
Speaker 2: Was like, Wow, you're a person from the future. What's
Speaker 2: it like driving your yes car that doesn't rely on
Speaker 2: an internal combustion engine. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: But the Simpsons mocked electric cars. When Homer goes to
Speaker 4: drive an electric car and they have they give them
Speaker 4: the drippy voice.
Speaker 2: You're like, I'm in a natric car. When you drive one,
Speaker 2: everyone thinks you're gee and you're like.
Speaker 4: That's that's like a two thousand and one episode of
Speaker 4: the Simpsons. Okay, so there was obviously that mentality of
Speaker 4: you know, you're a wuss, I guess if you drive.
Speaker 4: But was that just a mentality that was sort of
Speaker 4: positioned out there to go, no, keep buying fuel, fuels
Speaker 4: very good, guys.
Speaker 2: I think it's a little from column A, a little from Columbe. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think you probably had Big Fuel or Big Petrol
Speaker 2: is going trying get the message out of there that
Speaker 2: this thing is either a fad or it's woosy or whatever.
Speaker 2: Keep people buying fuel. We're hurting. I mean, I'm not gonna,
Speaker 2: not gonna lie. I wish I had a hybrid now,
Speaker 2: Oh sure, Yeah, Nicholas, mum's got a hybrid and she's fine.
Speaker 2: Fuel price is going up. She doesn't care. She just
Speaker 2: charged the car. True, We've got to realize that energy
Speaker 2: costs are going to go up there. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not like wow, everything's free now, it's like electricity
Speaker 2: still costs.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure they're charging up your Tesla or you're
Speaker 2: ev I mean, you don't have solar panels. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Oh I do think.
Speaker 2: I walked into that one.
Speaker 4: It was one of our things. When we built the house,
Speaker 4: they said you had to have a certain amount of
Speaker 4: solar panels. And then it got to a point where
Speaker 4: I was like, it was a scheme that I had
Speaker 4: that the government or whatever. And they're basically like, if
Speaker 4: you invest, now, I.
Speaker 2: Think you've found it pronounced scam scam.
Speaker 4: They they basically said, buy these and eventure. And now
Speaker 4: it's at the point where between the hours of ten
Speaker 4: am and three pm, all you literacity in this house
Speaker 4: is free.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, I'm all for solo.
Speaker 4: Don't But that's because we did it fourteen years ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was now fourteen when we moved in. How
Speaker 4: long it goes that?
Speaker 2: Twelve years ago? Fuck, I mean for twelve years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: twelve years.
Speaker 4: So we got there twelve years ago and it's only
Speaker 4: just now starting to pay off for us, you know,
Speaker 4: but it's paid off for us.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But no, No, soul was great. I'm on, yeah,
Speaker 2: dripping energy sauce glass in the sun and you'll fuel ship.
Speaker 2: That's great. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So Nicholas like, always do the washing between ten and three,
Speaker 4: Always do the dishwashers between ten and three, And you
Speaker 4: were like, yes, ma'am, Yes, ma'am, Yes, sir, boss, that's
Speaker 4: the kids in your favorite saying.
Speaker 2: Yes, so boss, Wow, what's that from?
Speaker 4: I have no idea. I think i'd be blue. It's
Speaker 4: usually from Bluey Everything from everything bloy okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so yeah, in the next generation of four Finger,
Speaker 2: discount will be It's the Bluey Show with Elliot Dando.
Speaker 4: Well, the kids asked me the other day, they said,
Speaker 4: can we start a blue podcast of your mum?
Speaker 2: And I'm like, sure, why not? Yeah? Do I get
Speaker 2: a cut of that?
Speaker 4: I don't know, probably not, but yeah, So overall I
Speaker 4: thought this was in a job episode. I particularly like
Speaker 4: the jokes based at San Francisco with the people who
Speaker 4: live in San Francisco smelling their own farts. They didn't
Speaker 4: really give much to the kids. They sort of played
Speaker 4: up the old were always on drugs. But maybe there
Speaker 4: wasn't much humor to be found there.
Speaker 2: I always thought there was more to it. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: watching this episode, I was like, I thought, thought we
Speaker 2: spent more time with the kids and how they're all
Speaker 2: messed up. Maybe the episode that I'm watching has stuff
Speaker 2: cut out of it or whatever, But yeah, you thought
Speaker 2: they would be a little more on that. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I did like how it's funny how you tie your
Speaker 2: identity to the city that you're in, or you move
Speaker 2: to a certain place because you think, oh, this is
Speaker 2: going to reignite or sort of reboot my identity. I
Speaker 2: spent a bit of time in San Francis, and not
Speaker 2: when I say a bit of time, I mean a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks, a couple of years ago. It struck
Speaker 2: me as a really nice play.
Speaker 4: Was it the only time we'd been there?
Speaker 2: No, I've been there once when I was a kid.
Speaker 2: I think we were mugged.
Speaker 4: I went there in twenty sixteen for a honeymoon. I
Speaker 4: spent a week there. Yeah, and I've mentioned on the
Speaker 4: podcast I never forget when it looks it was a
Speaker 4: lovely place, felt great. And we went into corners and
Speaker 4: we're about to enter the homeless district and we literally
Speaker 4: just turned a corner and it was just a shanty town.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was like, how does this happen? It's just around
Speaker 4: the corner. I know, this is a nice street. Everyone's
Speaker 4: having dinner ound the streets.
Speaker 2: I go around the corner, people lining up for food steps,
Speaker 2: what the hell? Yeah, cit he's very well integrated a
Speaker 2: little bit, but It's like, do these people who live
Speaker 2: in like this this district, there's no you're not how
Speaker 2: to go around the corner? Like what is this?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 4: Why are they all here? Like there's no wall blocking
Speaker 4: them from going there, but they're all here.
Speaker 2: That's true. Yeah, I mean what do they just get
Speaker 2: the stink eye? Do they get to the cops sort
Speaker 2: of on standby all the time. Have they been socially
Speaker 2: conditioned like well I better not cross over to that
Speaker 2: side of the street or you know, get your I'll
Speaker 2: get father. Yeah.
Speaker 4: But so there's a tour bus and then all these
Speaker 4: people at the window going.
Speaker 2: Click, look honey booms. Yeah, some of those San Francisco booms.
Speaker 2: I've read so much.
Speaker 4: I'm not laughing at homeless people. Oh no, other people
Speaker 4: who are stupid taking photos of them.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 4: I look at many people are lining up for shelter tonight.
Speaker 4: I was like, it's actually depressing.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. I don't remember. I actually don't want to remember this. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but you can't forget.
Speaker 4: But San Francisco lovely place. Oh yeah, yeah, I mean
Speaker 4: overall we went to the I think it was P
Speaker 4: thirty nine. Do you go to P thirty nine or whatever?
Speaker 4: It's called the peers.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a lot of peers. Was was this the
Speaker 2: one that had all like the shops and stuff on
Speaker 2: that I think we're on per thirty nine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nice place.
Speaker 2: It wasn't too bad.
Speaker 4: I've got scammed there there. That's where I bought mentioning
Speaker 4: on last week we're talking about Star Wars. Well, a
Speaker 4: couple of weeks we're talking about Star Wars. The I
Speaker 4: bought the Star Wars cast sign post I've mentioned on
Speaker 4: the podcast before, and silly me just fell for a hook.
Speaker 4: I got it all signed in the same pen with
Speaker 4: the same handwriting. I was like, this doesn't look real,
Speaker 4: but still you're I know. I threatened them and they
Speaker 4: were like, oh no, this is this is it. And
Speaker 4: I was like, well, I work in radio and I
Speaker 4: know Mark Hamill and he told me this is fake.
Speaker 4: And they set me back a full refund.
Speaker 2: But I don't understand. You buy it's because you know
Speaker 2: you're in you're in your honeymoon and you've.
Speaker 4: Got money to spend. Close doorphins, Yeah, of course don't.
Speaker 4: And then I rollod them up and it's like I
Speaker 4: always google.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: The first thing came up was like do not buy
Speaker 4: from these people favorite moments from this episode.
Speaker 2: I was wondering to people actually do the fake ticket thing.
Speaker 2: I'm guessing this must have been something that actually happened,
Speaker 2: that extremists would have done. Maybe it feels like I can't.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to name check. It's a different organization altogether,
Speaker 2: but it feels like the kind of thing that Peter
Speaker 2: might do. People for the ethic treatment of animals. That again,
Speaker 2: that's an organization with a righteous cause, but the tactics
Speaker 2: they use are sometimes Now it's one offers a dick hole,
Speaker 2: which is actually one of my favorite favorite moments, just
Speaker 2: like Gerald being referred to as opposite dick hole. Obviously,
Speaker 2: the thinks was the big part for me, of course,
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, thanks, thanks is a huge part of this episode.
Speaker 2: The whole eyes shut thing when you're trying it's so true.
Speaker 2: We've got a couple of friends. It's more like the
Speaker 2: partner of one of nicholas friends. We have this. I
Speaker 2: love how you're giving yourself so much distance, but.
Speaker 4: We have this, like Nicola have this inside joke of
Speaker 4: you know, everything he says is right, and when he's
Speaker 4: making his point he closes his eyes and blinks really slowly.
Speaker 4: Just to sort of emphasize I know what I'm talking
Speaker 4: about here, guys. It's just we're go up there and
Speaker 4: it's just and you know, and he closed his eyes,
Speaker 4: were like, oh, here we go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm still associating with these people. And I did
Speaker 2: like the use of the term global laming. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: not smug. It's smug at least a global laming.
Speaker 4: We also haven't touched on, by the way, before we
Speaker 4: get into the Tribune and whatnot, touched on the George
Speaker 4: Clintey aspectly shots spied at Clooney.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was a friend of the friend of the show. Yes,
Speaker 2: not the show.
Speaker 4: He would be if you want to come on and
Speaker 4: come by all meats, come on the showy. But you know,
Speaker 4: he voiced the dog what was the dog's name, spark yea,
Speaker 4: both it was, And he voiced the doctor in the
Speaker 4: film Bigger, Longer Around Cut has always taken, you know,
Speaker 4: the humor of South Park the way it should be taken.
Speaker 4: They asked me to voice the dog and a voice
Speaker 4: the gay dog. I don't care what want to be
Speaker 4: a part of this. He apparently had no issue with
Speaker 4: their using this. So the speech here was from the
Speaker 4: seventy eighth Awards, I believe, And it's just him apparently,
Speaker 4: just sort of talking up celebrity, saying we're the ones
Speaker 4: that make a difference, and I guess they sort of
Speaker 4: tongue and cheat wanted to make fun of him as well.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I mean cluting's always well, certainly since he's
Speaker 2: been in the public, guy has been a fairly progressive
Speaker 2: kind of guy. Yeah. Yeah, this was his first and
Speaker 2: I think to to date only Oscar. What are you
Speaker 2: win it for? It's a Best Supporting Actor for the
Speaker 2: film Syriana. Okay, yeah, I remember that now. Yeah, good performance.
Speaker 2: When he got up and made this speech, he was
Speaker 2: talking about how Holly would have sort of taken the
Speaker 2: lead when it's come to progressive issues, and he was, oh,
Speaker 2: you know, we talked about aides before it was a
Speaker 2: subject that was really talked about. It Like, no, I
Speaker 2: think AIDS was fairly well talked about. Hollywood does mainstream
Speaker 2: a few sort of important issues or sort of socially
Speaker 2: relegive issues. But I get where he's coming from. I
Speaker 2: think his heart was in the right place, even though
Speaker 2: it could be certainly read as like that's a little
Speaker 2: bit toned there for that's a little bit self aggrandizing.
Speaker 2: I mean, good on him for like a year allowing
Speaker 2: them to go with it. It must have been recently.
Speaker 2: It would have been recent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean five sevent yeth Academy Awards were Yeah,
Speaker 4: that was much so it was that month okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, as we say, quick turnaround with South.
Speaker 4: And yeah, he took it with humor.
Speaker 2: I think he'd been around the block enough times ago.
Speaker 4: Look, I mean it's keeping him relevant.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, Like I'm in a pretty good position here
Speaker 2: and I've got to take the hits.
Speaker 4: And I think the way you reacted to this dictates
Speaker 4: the perception to your younger audience as well.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, Yeah.
Speaker 4: But the fact that he didn't care the younger audience
Speaker 4: is like, ah, okay, he must seems like a cool guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Now let's try to get an answer from
Speaker 3: someone who's not a complete retard.
Speaker 4: Trivia time for this episode hit me of your first question.
Speaker 2: Was about say, I only have three, but I've got
Speaker 2: more than that. What brand of hybrid car is Gerald driving?
Speaker 2: Because there's a plan to change it later on? Yeah,
Speaker 2: something five is it? Oh, it's actually got a brand
Speaker 2: name on the back. Ah, because he was driving the
Speaker 2: seven series. Yes, yeah, but he was seven series of
Speaker 2: what I don't know. It was called the Pious Pious
Speaker 2: play on.
Speaker 4: The Yes, my first question for you is what is
Speaker 4: the name of the first couple that they meet? First
Speaker 4: couple of times?
Speaker 2: I didn't write down any of these names. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: It's Mindy McDonagh. Who Beaumont mcallaghan? Oh my god, yeah,
Speaker 2: it was just getting too much. Yes, but speaking of names,
Speaker 2: I'll give you one that's a little easier. The radio
Speaker 2: station playing stands quote unquote gay little song. What is
Speaker 2: its call sign? And for a bonus, what is its frequency?
Speaker 2: None of it? It's k x UV and it is
Speaker 2: put seven on your FM.
Speaker 4: DI.
Speaker 2: I did love the way he all right, oh, you
Speaker 2: dreamers in crime? I love that. I was gonna I'm
Speaker 2: going to start referring to the cheesey pools. Is our
Speaker 2: dreamers and cream It's just the voice to all right,
Speaker 2: are you dreamers and creamers out there in South Park?
Speaker 2: Well you do that pretty well. It's almost like a
Speaker 2: wettern radio either. Are you dreamers and creamers out there
Speaker 2: in South Park? Then?
Speaker 4: What is the name of stand song?
Speaker 2: Hey? Now, people, you got to drive hybrids and stuff.
Speaker 2: Is it you gotta drive hybrids and stuff?
Speaker 4: It's just I love the wayse like, hey people, now
Speaker 4: hey people, now hey people.
Speaker 2: We mentioned George Cliney's Oscar speech before. There is another
Speaker 2: Oscar winner name checked in the little bits of the
Speaker 2: speech that we hear in the smug Cloud. I'm assuming
Speaker 2: it's someone from the same film. No, no, who was
Speaker 2: It's Hattie McDaniel. She was a black actress who won
Speaker 2: a Best Supporting Actress for Gone with the Wind. Name
Speaker 2: check her because it was like we were giving black
Speaker 2: actors Oscars when you know, they weren't allowed to sort
Speaker 2: of walk in the front door.
Speaker 4: A pro Hollywood.
Speaker 2: It is the thing, George. I don't think Hatty McDaniel was
Speaker 2: actually allowed to attend the Oscar ceremony when she won.
Speaker 2: We might, we might have to fact check that, but
Speaker 2: I further, that's kind of yes, a not a dirty
Speaker 2: little secret, but a double standard.
Speaker 4: Who is in charge? My final question? Who was in
Speaker 4: charge of the delicate ecosystem of South Park?
Speaker 2: Oh? Oh oh? Is it range of mcfriendly yes, correct punches.
Speaker 2: I do one more question, but it's not really a question,
Speaker 2: and we can we can, We'll talk about it.
Speaker 4: As we talk about it, ask me a question.
Speaker 2: Find San Francisco is not really an American city. It's
Speaker 2: more European city, like what or what? I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's like Paris or Milan, Parison, Milan. All right, then,
Speaker 4: so what's the what's the the Seinfeld one from Milan
Speaker 4: blind to Minsk.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Rachel che journey from all right, Betty.
Speaker 3: I love cheesypoofs. You love cheesypoofs. Weed didn't need cheesypoofs, Weedy.
Speaker 4: It's cheesypoof time. So oh you got dreamers and creamers
Speaker 4: out there in cheeseboo Land, all right. I started with
Speaker 4: the incredible KDG with her one hundred dollars. Thank you
Speaker 4: so much, kd G for continuing to support us here
Speaker 4: and going down to South Park.
Speaker 2: Thanks for that, Katy G.
Speaker 4: We've got Glenn Gomez, Justin Parker, Zach Prut, Shanny Macker, Elliott,
Speaker 4: j O'Neil, Isabella Murphy, Rach Beasley, Stephen Roberts, Sean d V,
Speaker 4: Pete Anderson, Timothy Burlson, Andrew Davis, Kevin Dental, Planned, Flood, Bello,
Speaker 4: Window Bank, Jack McFadden, Heath Appleby Adrick McCloud, Martrelevan, Ginger
Speaker 4: and Pickle, Preston, Murray, Tillia, Enriquez, Declan Phoenix, Brian McCoy, Logan,
Speaker 4: B James Shephard, Joe Reading, Sec, Dave Pretzels McNelly, Gavin Lang,
Speaker 4: Dmi Miller, Charlie Joe, Abigail B. Sharpcater and Craig Alt
Speaker 4: Smash Globster. They certainly are creamers and dreamers all those people,
Speaker 4: aren't they.
Speaker 2: We might have just stop using creamers and dreamers and dreamers, yes,
Speaker 2: but we love each and every one of them. Are
Speaker 2: you when it comes to am I a dreamer or
Speaker 2: a creamer? Is that what you're I was.
Speaker 4: Gonna say, I was thinking of like dipping cheesy poops
Speaker 4: like cream and stuff like that, But I think like dip.
Speaker 4: What's your dip of choice? Oh, I've just discovered his
Speaker 4: beetroot hummuss fucking delicious.
Speaker 2: That's pretty nice, Yeah, because you'd be well aware geelong
Speaker 2: reference incoming of do you look at that camera or
Speaker 2: that com of when you speak, by the way, well
Speaker 2: that one, oh good good.
Speaker 4: I thought you look at Microme like they can't see you.
Speaker 4: That perfect exactly what should be doing what on, sir, This.
Speaker 2: Is not my first rodeo. What oven pizza on catch
Speaker 2: dip or whatever it is. Oh yeah, but they had
Speaker 2: beat it for a while. Yeah, what oven has great
Speaker 2: dips and they make it in house speak. Mamma makes
Speaker 2: it correct, yes, and was fantastic.
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Speaker 2: garcon cheese, Turkish bread, Holy ship God. I'm very partially guacamole.
Speaker 2: I make my own. It's fantastic. I do guak there.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about my own. But also I think avocado.
Speaker 2: It's if you want to strip it down to its
Speaker 2: bear essentials, it's avocado, lime juice, a bit of coriander
Speaker 2: if you're into that kind of thing, and some salt.
Speaker 2: That's it, yeah, essentially, But then I know I add
Speaker 2: a little hot sauce to it, a little bit of
Speaker 2: olive oil, some sort of cream or something in there
Speaker 2: to make it all more creamy. That's what the olive
Speaker 2: oil is for. You can do it that way, and
Speaker 2: occasionally I would chop up some red slash Spanish onion
Speaker 2: and maybe some cherry Tom's as well.
Speaker 4: Good delightful, Yeah, delightful. So when you have Nacho's, how
Speaker 4: do you make your Nacho's in the oven? Yes, when
Speaker 4: we were like teenage, like, let's have Nacho's three DA's,
Speaker 4: open them up, cheese.
Speaker 2: Check me in the mic away you're making the Will
Speaker 2: Ferrell's step brothers.
Speaker 4: Good though, yeah, good, good, eleven thirty.
Speaker 2: At night, jar of shredded cheese on your on your dida,
Speaker 2: soft and sogging.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But on the occasion when I will make Narcho's, like, well,
Speaker 2: if I'm making Narchos, I've got to go all out.
Speaker 2: So that's when you go to the supermarkets, get some
Speaker 2: sour cream and getting Sometimes you want to make your
Speaker 2: own wok. Sometimes you get the store board a bit
Speaker 2: of sauce, but just make layer up, a layer, up
Speaker 2: a layer. This mount vesuvious of Nacho's. Fantastic. But sometimes
Speaker 2: if you've just been like dip, you can't get us
Speaker 2: a good French onion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, French onion. I always like saur krimach ives. That's
Speaker 4: good to zeke Hm again, that is dips. We have
Speaker 4: enjoyed this episode of dips we not only do like
Speaker 4: the smell of our own fast choice of howe we
Speaker 4: we just do a podcast called dipshits?
Speaker 2: Yeah, how about we don't?
Speaker 4: I don't think we could because yeah, the SEO would
Speaker 4: be terrible and it would be awful. What's not awful? Though?
Speaker 4: Is this episode so smug? All originally added March twenty nine,
Speaker 4: two thousand and six, the top three films at the
Speaker 4: US box office when his ed failure to launch Vendetta
Speaker 4: Still up there.
Speaker 2: Inside Man, good movie. Hey, we covered it on the
Speaker 2: movie Guide with Moultlon Neighbors.
Speaker 4: Inside Man.
Speaker 2: No we didn't. Yes, we did Inside Man. No, we
Speaker 2: sure did. That's the Denzel one, isn't it. That's the
Speaker 2: Denzel one. You did not do? Inside Man? We sure did,
Speaker 2: And we talked about when we talked about Denzel, we
Speaker 2: talked about inside Man.
Speaker 4: Oh but you didn't do it. I mean, okay, you
Speaker 4: didn't Inside Man specifically.
Speaker 2: It's what I'm pretty sure that was our way into
Speaker 2: talking about Denzel. Really.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, okay, good movie. It is a very good movie.
Speaker 4: Is that other one that has that decoded fainting in it?
Speaker 4: Which is oky the matter? Fire? Yeah?
Speaker 2: About to be remade for Netflix of course. Yes, with
Speaker 2: Yaya Abdul Martin the second it looks all right, you
Speaker 2: can't beat the original. We just love remaking ship. We're
Speaker 2: do indeed, But yes, our number two, Viva Vendetta pretty solid.
Speaker 2: Interesting in these times, you know, talking about rising up
Speaker 2: and overthrowing the government and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: You might say, it's happening all over the world.
Speaker 4: It's a launch.
Speaker 2: Is that? No, No, it's and Sarah Jessica Parker not great.
Speaker 4: He was doing that was his wrong comm here was Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's the poster I remember then him lending against her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like, hey, I'm a charming guy who just
Speaker 2: wants to live at home with his folks and move off.
Speaker 4: The tap showed up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think there's one rush to take my shirt up.
Speaker 4: One of the best impressions of all time.
Speaker 2: It was really good. David where about two thousand and six.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, this is maybe the second third last
Speaker 2: one of these he did before. He's like, sard me
Speaker 2: to take a break and then come back as come
Speaker 2: back with with cut Carlson's Yeah, it's true. Detective two
Speaker 2: Detectives one indeed, mcconnaugh hate rom coms. Let's have a look.
Speaker 4: Was he ed? No?
Speaker 2: No, it was in ed TV TV. Yes, there was
Speaker 2: the TV series ED and also the movie ed TV.
Speaker 4: How does It Go? In Ten Days? Two thousand and three.
Speaker 4: Wedding Planer two thousand and one failed to launch two
Speaker 4: thousand and six, Full Goal two thousand and eight, Ghost
Speaker 4: of Girlfriends passed two thousand and nine.
Speaker 2: See this is where I'm outing myself as an old
Speaker 2: person who doesn't get what the millennials are into.
Speaker 4: And I know you don't like how does it take?
Speaker 2: There are certain things that have just you know, oh,
Speaker 2: this is something that Broken Tam is like, oh this
Speaker 2: is the rom com of our era. It's like this one.
Speaker 2: It's not that good.
Speaker 4: Well it was always on TV when we're younger, but
Speaker 4: it's just as me personally, it's just a movie that
Speaker 4: it's sweet. I always remember the bullshit playing for bullshit
Speaker 4: with the family, and it just it just felt very relatable,
Speaker 4: I know, and you know, and he gets the girl
Speaker 4: on the end. It's just you know, you have those
Speaker 4: films where when you're growing up, So was that two
Speaker 4: thousand and three, so it would be like fourteen fifteen,
Speaker 4: But there's these movies that are always on TV. And
Speaker 4: he's like, and this is before the internet kind of
Speaker 4: that's true. You're like, eh, I was watched this. What
Speaker 4: were the rom coms of your you would have had,
Speaker 4: like you know, slips in Seattle? Maybe, yeah, when Harry
Speaker 4: met Sally, Harry at Sally, But you would have been
Speaker 4: a bit older by that. But I know twenty issue
Speaker 4: when it came out. Yeah, I would have been year
Speaker 4: nineteen or twenty when they came out.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Were they always on TV? Those films? I think so? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, this was like the summer special this one. Yeah,
Speaker 4: almost famous was always on at least once a year. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but I always find it just an easy watch. But
Speaker 4: I can understand why you wouldn't like it.
Speaker 2: Just not my bag.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but yeah, he definitely had a wrong com HEO
Speaker 4: didn't he?
Speaker 2: Oh my god? Yeah? Probably made a pretty penny at
Speaker 2: What's a Ghost of Girlfriend's Past? It's a bit like
Speaker 2: a Christmas Carol. In the two, he goes back to
Speaker 2: his hometown. I think he's very successful and all that,
Speaker 2: and he's like visited from this is by the ghosts
Speaker 2: or like tangible men memories of women that he's known
Speaker 2: in the past. Emmastone's in it. I think it's an
Speaker 2: early role for Emmerstone.
Speaker 4: He ends up being hoarded by three female ghost who
Speaker 4: help him realize the true essence of love.
Speaker 2: Yeah, andike Michael Douglas is his grandfather or his uncle lem.
Speaker 2: It's very much sort of playing on the whole. Michael Douglas,
Speaker 2: I'm an old, sexy silver fox. But but look at you.
Speaker 2: You're all in alone. And then he ends up back
Speaker 2: with Jennifer gana who among us? Who are among us? Right?
Speaker 2: But yeah, I just remember that mainly because it had
Speaker 2: like a Emmerstone wasn't Emma Stone yet, and she was
Speaker 2: kind of playing she'd had that's super bit bad. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but she was playing kind of like a goofy character
Speaker 2: because twenty ten was when she had her easy a,
Speaker 2: wasn't it. That's right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, that were the top three films at the
Speaker 4: US box office. So this episode was written by Trey
Speaker 4: Parker and directed by Trey Parker, and says guest appearance
Speaker 4: George Sklineers himself, they used his speech. He didn't do it.
Speaker 4: He didn't record it for the show. That it's used
Speaker 4: his speech, and he didn't care. They did it.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering if they or if they didn't have to
Speaker 2: get his approval for it. I mean, he's it's out
Speaker 2: there in the public sphere. Would it be owned by
Speaker 2: the academy. That's a good point. Maybe the TV network,
Speaker 2: who knows. I guess it's good that they said, hey, George,
Speaker 2: we're gonna use this go ahead. Yeah, I'm George Clooney.
Speaker 2: What do I care?
Speaker 4: But the kicks off with Jerald's showing Richard his hybrid.
Speaker 4: I couldn't sit back and it's the tone. I couldn't
Speaker 4: sit back and part desjoying the earth anymore. I just
Speaker 4: couldn't do it. Yeah, that's my thing, Garrison. But his
Speaker 4: dad said he thinks he's so much better than us
Speaker 4: now because he's got this hybrid car.
Speaker 1: You know, the emissions from a vehicle like yours cause
Speaker 1: is a preparable damage to the ozone.
Speaker 2: I drove a hybrid. It's much better for the environment.
Speaker 4: Thix. Its the thanks that have been so fun in
Speaker 4: the writer's room, right, Oh god, and you just know
Speaker 4: for the entire week.
Speaker 2: Ee, I'm just wondering who would have come up with that. First?
Speaker 2: It was just.
Speaker 4: Hater gag Okay, then was Bill Head on the writing team.
Speaker 4: At this point, I feel like something he did. You see,
Speaker 4: Bill had to doing that. I can see that.
Speaker 2: I wone ever predates this episode and wonder if it's
Speaker 2: something that was in the Parker and Stone sort of
Speaker 2: friend group vernacular. Maybe someone just think, oh my god,
Speaker 2: that's perfect for smart people. When did he join the
Speaker 2: South Park writers team. I'm sure the in thing Bill
Speaker 2: Haters lived quite the career, hasn't he. He's done a
Speaker 2: right for himself. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean he has Barry, of course, but he's never
Speaker 4: really been like them. I would never call him like
Speaker 4: an a lister.
Speaker 2: No, No, I mean my com for him has always
Speaker 2: like Ben dan Akroyd.
Speaker 4: Yeah, friends are the right people. But a lot of
Speaker 4: people don't like dan Akroyd. They don't find him that funny.
Speaker 4: They find him like a one trick pony. Do you
Speaker 4: think I think Bill, I don't think Bill Haters liked that.
Speaker 4: But I mean, you'll look at it's fun to be
Speaker 4: around me.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You look at Akroyd on early Saturday Night Live,
Speaker 2: and he's very versatile and doing a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: stuff and doing a whole bunch of weird stuff as well.
Speaker 2: I get the filling hater is a bit like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think he's incredibly smart and very very tasteful,
Speaker 2: but not not necessarily the personally think of as like, oh,
Speaker 2: they're the breakout style, like saying Will Ferrell or something
Speaker 2: like that. I think he's about to direct something. I
Speaker 2: think it might be maybe I'm about to direct his
Speaker 2: first movie, and maybe it's like a horror movie because.
Speaker 4: It was in a few comedies, wasn't he He began
Speaker 4: working two thousand and eight, so he wasn't there. Yes,
Speaker 4: it wasn't a bill had a game two twelve. But
Speaker 4: it sure feels like it does. Indeed. Yes, So yeah,
Speaker 4: everyone's annoyed with Jerald. They're like, you know, you're being
Speaker 4: smart with the kids in the back sit like, can
Speaker 4: we just go home now?
Speaker 2: I think you're starving to death.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And they said, now we have to go to
Speaker 4: the to the department, not to pump store of the
Speaker 4: they call it home Depot, home Deeper. They call the Bunnings, Yes,
Speaker 4: hardware store. It's a hard West, the big hard hardware store.
Speaker 4: And hand out awareness pamphlets to other people dropping other
Speaker 4: cars that aren't hybrids. And he tells Kyle to go
Speaker 4: write a ticket, then stands there to help his dad
Speaker 4: pick out some cool new power tools, like that's what
Speaker 4: you do, Like that's like I need new drills, Like
Speaker 4: let's go bunning snag.
Speaker 2: I was in Bunnings inside of a new Stanley knife.
Speaker 2: He's what a romantic guy I am got matching Stanley
Speaker 2: knipes for me. And the lovely Louise she's mi, When
Speaker 2: am I ever going to use this? Because she's moving
Speaker 2: and stuff. Yeah yeah, and there's stuff that she wants
Speaker 2: to get out of the house and the boxes need
Speaker 2: to be open and closed. They're so efficient and a
Speaker 2: good Stanley knife. Just make sure you slide that ship
Speaker 2: back there before you put in your pocket. Do not
Speaker 2: know it? Yes?
Speaker 4: So speaking of experience, no, stand here's having a trip
Speaker 4: to the store with his dad.
Speaker 2: I love how Gerald and car by the way, are
Speaker 2: wearing little the vest highers as well, Like they're taking
Speaker 2: it so seriously.
Speaker 4: Or Kyle's not He's being forced. Ike's wearing one as well.
Speaker 4: Then Randy sees the ticket goes off at him, so
Speaker 4: that Joe's like, don't worry, sort a real ticket and
Speaker 4: Jimmo goes off a him. Two. The problem is that
Speaker 4: since you've got your car, you've got all you also
Speaker 4: smoke the smell of your own farts, so obviously planning
Speaker 4: the scene for a little bit later on, which when
Speaker 4: I first on a smiling farts, I was like, that's funny,
Speaker 4: he says, because Joel starts talking with his eyes close.
Speaker 4: Stop talking with your eyes closed.
Speaker 2: Only smug people do that.
Speaker 4: And Joe then takes the boys home to get away
Speaker 4: from these ignorant idiots. Then we see Gerald and were
Speaker 4: talking about something. You get the vibe of Ie, they're
Speaker 4: probably going to move away, but Kyle and Ike walking
Speaker 4: they just want to tell them. Look, everyone's taking offense.
Speaker 4: I find that in this episode for some reason, the
Speaker 4: gag was that Kyle was like looking to Ike for advice. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was like they're taking I offense. They're taking offense
Speaker 4: to the way they're behaving and becoming alienated from their
Speaker 4: friends and around the town. And they agree with them,
Speaker 4: but then they say we're going to be moving town
Speaker 4: and the boys don't like this all.
Speaker 2: It's not a cheap gag, but it's kind of an
Speaker 2: obvious gag or a well used gag of like oh
Speaker 2: the little kids. Actually the smart lines one or ye're
Speaker 2: saying things that's way above it.
Speaker 4: They're pay grade Maggie and the Simpsons well saying things,
Speaker 4: but just smile.
Speaker 2: Later on in this when they're talking about taking tags
Speaker 2: of acids like.
Speaker 4: I'm tripping three on tripping balls. Yeah, the fact that
Speaker 4: he knew what it was, Yeah, yep. But so they're
Speaker 4: gonna be moving to San Francisco. But As then tells
Speaker 4: Stand about that having a going away party for Kyle,
Speaker 4: What do you mean for Kyle? It's at Cartman's house.
Speaker 4: But Kyle wasn't invited. It was just a party to
Speaker 4: celebrate him not being there anymore. That no good backstabbing
Speaker 4: du rat his finally leaving, as Cartmen.
Speaker 2: Says, he no, Nana, he good back.
Speaker 4: You've ever chanted that?
Speaker 2: So lame? I know, I get the feelings someone's I've
Speaker 2: been an occasion when someone's trying to get it going,
Speaker 2: like the.
Speaker 4: Footy or something, and people I was like, I'm not
Speaker 4: doing no, that's they're miserable enough. Leave them alone.
Speaker 2: Trying a little bit too hard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jodan tells Stan that you know, we live in
Speaker 4: a small minor town filled with ignorant boobs. Because Stand
Speaker 4: goes to see Kyle, and he's like, look your township.
Speaker 4: If you can make everyone buy a hybrid car, then
Speaker 4: we might move back to stand. Takes makes his mission
Speaker 4: to go. I'll convince everyone to buy cars. Hybrid cars
Speaker 4: now in San Francisco and I've got here. I thought
Speaker 4: the score for San Francisco was very Hayannold esque. Oh
Speaker 4: I have you ever seen Hayannold. I know of it,
Speaker 4: but I don't think I've really watched the epo. You
Speaker 4: would love the score of hand. I don't know you would, personally,
Speaker 4: I know you would. Yeah, you should definitely check it out.
Speaker 2: What it reminded me of was, even though it's not
Speaker 2: said in the city, but it was very Frasier esque
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 1: M m.
Speaker 4: Is in Seattle, Isn't He's in Seattle though, Yes, but
Speaker 4: they got a good I was getting Fraser vibes, yeah,
Speaker 4: because Fraser has that thing of like I'm better I
Speaker 4: spell Well, if I must watch a sitcom home, I'd
Speaker 4: probably be watching Frasier. I'd probably be watching Frasier Eyes closed.
Speaker 4: Kelsey Gram, who was doing Jay Cogan, was telling some
Speaker 4: interesting stories about Kelsey, wasn't.
Speaker 2: He He sure did one in particular, it was very interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we thought he was joking, so were sort of
Speaker 4: like chuckled and we're like, oh we serious.
Speaker 2: Very good interview with our pal Jay Cogan.
Speaker 4: We reviewed his final episode that he and while he
Speaker 4: wrote for The Simpsons, the Last Exit Springfield Dental Plan
Speaker 4: listeneds Braces the Plant goes on Strike episodes. So that's
Speaker 4: available on four figure discount. Check it out if.
Speaker 2: You haven't already.
Speaker 4: But yeah, tell some interesting stories about Calsi Grammer Sam
Speaker 4: Simon was the one that blew me away exactly. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: that was that was shocking the least. But get back
Speaker 4: here though. Okay, Yes, we've arrived in San Francisco. Sheila
Speaker 4: loves the new house and their new neighbors arrived. Peter Thompson,
Speaker 4: Nancy Javis, Brian Thompson, Javis.
Speaker 3: Yes, Well, unlike most cities, in San Francisco, we try
Speaker 3: to keep all the historic houses instead of knogging them down.
Speaker 3: You went here, Peter, Oh, hey, Paul, come on in
Speaker 3: and meet the brav Laski's. Hello there, I'm Paul mcdonaghugh.
Speaker 3: This is my wife Holly Baumant mcallahan, and our daughter
Speaker 3: Mindy mcdonaugh Baumart Mcallahan. Hello, We noticed.
Speaker 2: Your hybrid out front. That's a V series, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 3: Oh, nice car, but we're gonna have to get you
Speaker 3: into the BT series.
Speaker 2: It's emissions are actually cleaner. Wow. So everyone here drives
Speaker 2: a hybrid. Huh Oh.
Speaker 3: Of course, we're a little more progressive and ahead of
Speaker 3: the curve here in San Francisco. Anyway, I'm sure you'll
Speaker 3: find it much better here. Yes, you'll find that San
Speaker 3: Francisco is pretty much more open minded and grown up
Speaker 3: than the Midwest.
Speaker 2: Ah Ah, we're just a little bit more protective of
Speaker 2: our environment here in San Francisco. Now here's the thing.
Speaker 2: None of these people are necessarily in the wrong with
Speaker 2: what they'd do wing. It's just it's the attitude they
Speaker 2: take towards like I mean, I'm all for the idea
Speaker 2: of in San Francisco, it's like, yeah, we've got these beautiful,
Speaker 2: long buildings, let's maintain them. There's there's nothing that's a
Speaker 2: very good thing to do that that's a great thing
Speaker 2: to do. Particularly as you said, you've been to San Francisco,
Speaker 2: so am I A lot of the architecture there is beautiful,
Speaker 2: don't you spoke about it? Yeah, and just do it yeah,
Speaker 2: it's just like, yeah, these are nice houses, we want
Speaker 2: to maintain them. You know, it gives the city character
Speaker 2: as opposed to just you gotta do the numbers day.
Speaker 2: Well not you gotta put the fingertips together like that
Speaker 2: although closed, So you don't do it like that because
Speaker 2: apparently that's the manisphere. Okay, I'm doing the diamond finger
Speaker 2: things as you speak, the slight head, nod eyes, closed,
Speaker 2: fingertips together.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So the wife is not taking the husband's name,
Speaker 4: and the kid, as a result, has to get both
Speaker 4: the names.
Speaker 2: And see, I have that attitude towards my house, except
Speaker 2: I can't afford to move or maintain it.
Speaker 4: They say that he needs to get the btceries better emissions,
Speaker 4: and then Brian, the child farts. But it's the thing,
Speaker 4: the child doesn't fart. Sorry, yeah, sorry, I've got my notes.
Speaker 2: I've got here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was went to change it. Yes, So the
Speaker 4: dad fats, puts his head down, smells his own farts.
Speaker 4: Then stand is writing the song about the importance of
Speaker 4: hybrid cars, and Cartman says that's gay, but it's always
Speaker 4: come com people. Cart says, it's been. It's awesome here
Speaker 4: without Kyle, I thought they might have played up here
Speaker 4: that Stan it was was actually better with that the
Speaker 4: poss Off skis around. Oh wow, I thought, now that
Speaker 4: song sometimes recently had cart and be right. Oh true,
Speaker 4: I thought, and Stan sort of realized, you know what,
Speaker 4: it's actually better not having Kyle here. But they don't
Speaker 4: pay that angle, of course, So he's writing the song,
Speaker 4: he says, the cart when in your life will be
Speaker 4: empty and hollow. He says, now, of course, no, I've
Speaker 4: got Butters here, But unfortunately Butters are just happy to
Speaker 4: be a whipping boy. I'm a dumbed you. But it
Speaker 4: was just their way of sort of saying that because
Speaker 4: we've touched on recently that we feel like Butters and
Speaker 4: Cartman has become a thing. But I don't think the
Speaker 4: Kyle Cartman dynamic works with Butters. Butters are so also
Speaker 4: pathetic but sympathetic. Maybe that you don't it comes across
Speaker 4: as mean where Kyle at least Kyle defends himself where
Speaker 4: Butters doesn't. And if it does it all the time
Speaker 4: to Butters it's like, well, yeah, I mean makes him despicure.
Speaker 4: It makes them even more unlikable.
Speaker 2: Cartman needs the needs the friction, He needs the pushback.
Speaker 2: You know, if you're going to play any kind of game,
Speaker 2: you need a worthy adversary.
Speaker 4: Bully isn't going to bully if no one's reacting to it.
Speaker 2: Correct, Yeah, Now, if you're just bullying into the void
Speaker 2: and there's no point.
Speaker 4: So the radio DJ plays the song. Everyone hears it
Speaker 4: immediately goes, hey, that's right, that's buy hybrid cars. Everyone
Speaker 4: goes buy his hybrid cards. They're all walking around.
Speaker 2: Everyone's just smugged up.
Speaker 4: Everyone's being gerald es yes. Then we have the wake
Speaker 4: Up America rally for Stan, thanking him for making them
Speaker 4: south Park the best percentage of owners in the country
Speaker 4: of hybrid cars.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to rewind a little bit, and we can
Speaker 2: probably get this out. But yeah, I'm trying to remember
Speaker 2: the name of the actual song. Come on, people, now,
Speaker 2: smile on your brother. Everybody get yeah. They try to
Speaker 2: learn one another right now. I'm just trying to remember
Speaker 2: the actual name of that song get Together.
Speaker 4: Oh of course it's the Young Yeah. The Young Bloods
Speaker 4: mentioned that on the wiki page. It's a it's a
Speaker 4: parody of Young Blood Get Together, Yeah, from the same thing.
Speaker 2: I don't think I've ever heard of any other song
Speaker 2: by the young Blood. So I don't know there are
Speaker 2: a one hit Wonder or anything like that, but well
Speaker 2: there's a singer now called young Blood. Of course there is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's spelled differently. Yes, it is, because the kids do
Speaker 2: the kids spill everything different. He did a kick ass
Speaker 2: cover of Ozzy Osbourne's Changes.
Speaker 4: Have you watched it? No?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: So it was that Osiosbourne's like farewell concept thing right, okay,
Speaker 4: and changed the one I feel Unhappy that song. He
Speaker 4: did a cover of it and blows your socks off.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know nothing about young Blood, but I saw
Speaker 4: that clip and I was like, oh, check it out.
Speaker 4: Was like shit, kid, shit, shulish. I was like, ship,
Speaker 4: this guy's actually pretty good. Because you look at him,
Speaker 4: You're like, ah, he looks like just by looking at it,
Speaker 4: I go, he's going to be emo screamer. And he
Speaker 4: just sings this fucking amazing addition of changes was like, well,
Speaker 4: full credit to you.
Speaker 2: This is the one where Ozzie was sitting in like
Speaker 2: the throne.
Speaker 4: At the end, yes, and then passed away like days later.
Speaker 2: He was holding on.
Speaker 4: But it's like he must have known. It's crazy. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that thing's working out. But I'm glad it did.
Speaker 2: It's crazy training, one might say, yes, it.
Speaker 4: Is indeed, Yeah, but Braje make Friendly is here and
Speaker 4: he's not happy your stand at all. He is not
Speaker 4: having a good time. He punches stand because he's in
Speaker 4: charge of the delicate ecosystem of South Park and he says, look,
Speaker 4: because everyone's got the the hybrid cars, the smug over
Speaker 4: south Park is here and it's not smug. It is what.
Speaker 2: Smug It is smug. Yes, looks it's obvious, gag, but
Speaker 2: I mean it's it's also are we talking to was
Speaker 2: it we were talking to one of the many great
Speaker 2: Simpsons guys that we spoke to, and that there are
Speaker 2: jokes out there that it was Josh Weinstein Josh, yeah,
Speaker 2: talking about the doctor zis z out there that are
Speaker 2: just so obvious but also so good. You just feel
Speaker 2: like they're just floating out there. You just need to
Speaker 2: pluck them. Yeah, and this is one of those, Like
Speaker 2: it's so obvious smug and smug. It just makes smug
Speaker 2: a tangible thing that's floating in the air.
Speaker 4: Because when you drive high Bridge, you spuu self satisfied
Speaker 4: garbage into the air.
Speaker 2: It's smug.
Speaker 4: And as we get the global laming as you're touching
Speaker 4: on earlier, and there's they're now the second smuggiest city
Speaker 4: in America. Then we get the south Park weather News
Speaker 4: bulleted with Keenan Williams and he explains the heavy smug
Speaker 4: that's developing over the San Francisco and South Park. So
Speaker 4: you're talking about San Francisco here we get there. It's
Speaker 4: like Tony Bennet, a.
Speaker 2: Bit of like a left my heart in San Francisco.
Speaker 2: It's a smuggy day in San Francisco.
Speaker 4: Town on the Simpsons capital City. The Proslovskis are having
Speaker 4: a party Alan it's actually a Laine. It was at
Speaker 4: an empty glass.
Speaker 2: Having said that, if you had a weird sort of pronunciation,
Speaker 2: not weird pronunciation, but a different pronunciation of your name,
Speaker 2: and you weren't a wanker, but at the same time
Speaker 2: you wanted to sort of actually pronounce a lame. I mean,
Speaker 2: I suppose there's a way to do, but it was
Speaker 2: a point in your life where you just accept the
Speaker 2: people are going to say it wrong. I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: But at the same time, it's your name. You want
Speaker 2: to be sort of not that you're proud of it,
Speaker 2: but it's like get it right.
Speaker 4: It's like my mum, her name is is Marcia, but
Speaker 4: everyone calls her Marsha, but it's Marsia is her name.
Speaker 4: She doesn't correct them on it, but she's like, I
Speaker 4: wish I would call me Marcia if you know, you know, yeah,
Speaker 4: but it's like you look at the word m aar
Speaker 4: c I A. It doesn't even read as Marsha. But
Speaker 4: it's just we've just grown accustomed to it. And she
Speaker 4: said it started with the Brady Bunch. After that, she
Speaker 4: was just she was Marsha. She was when she was
Speaker 4: a kid, she was Marsia. Hey, Marcia. Then when Brady
Speaker 4: Bunch was a thing, Marcia, she became Marsha. And she's like,
Speaker 4: we've just been Marsha ever since.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So I mean, look, Elaine, here is clearly a penis.
Speaker 4: I want a glass with nothing. Talks about how those
Speaker 4: imbeciles in Texas have put another prisoner to death. Maybe
Speaker 4: that person was a murderer, yeah, possibly, Yes, nets we
Speaker 4: get the kids who don't get much. I think this
Speaker 4: is their only screen time.
Speaker 2: The best of my recollection.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, they're sitting around, they're all taking drugs or
Speaker 4: that I know they're on drugs, drink and take drugs. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that they offer some to.
Speaker 2: Kyle and I was like, no, no, no, don't, I don't
Speaker 2: want any. Thanks.
Speaker 4: Gerald interrupts a smell as his own fart and leaves
Speaker 4: and Kyl and I both agreed to take acid.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, Kyle just once a half and Michael eb three,
Speaker 2: thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Standing calls you op road to ask for Kyle's number,
Speaker 4: remember when we just have to do that. Do you
Speaker 4: have the number for Tea and One Chinese restaurant in Geelong?
Speaker 4: Did you see on the Geelong Historical Facebook page recently
Speaker 4: someone put the menu of the T and Arp Oh
Speaker 4: my gosh. I screenshot as my later but it's like
Speaker 4: from the seventies and it seems like ten cents and
Speaker 4: it's like and it's like bring your own pot and
Speaker 4: we'll fill it up. People used to bring the Did
Speaker 4: you have to pay extra?
Speaker 2: How did it work?
Speaker 4: I have no idea how that would My mum tells me.
Speaker 4: She goes, I used to bring the pot and they'd
Speaker 4: fill it up full of cham in. You're like, oh,
Speaker 4: I never went to t And I've got to say
Speaker 4: really never went. It was Tuesday night. Tuesday night take
Speaker 4: the Golden Vine.
Speaker 2: I know that one. I'm sorry, it's sounded very San Francisco.
Speaker 4: The Golden eyes were closed. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Having said that, this is not nothing to boast about.
Speaker 2: The Golden Vine was basically like a room. It looked
Speaker 2: cheap and nasty on vin. Oh no, this was in
Speaker 2: marble straight. Ah, Okay, the gold was actually but I
Speaker 2: just I remember I went there with a bunch of friends.
Speaker 2: We just probably turned eighteen. I think we went in
Speaker 2: with like a box of VB long necks and just
Speaker 2: ordered like two dozen dim sims steamed steamed yeah, and
Speaker 2: we just sat there. We just sat there drinking beer,
Speaker 2: getting more and more routy, and just eating dimmies.
Speaker 4: I used to just love finishing footy. We walk across
Speaker 4: the road to the milk bar, to the fish chip shops,
Speaker 4: but the milk bars netwere it was directly across the road.
Speaker 4: Just get a bag of steam dimmy soy sauce steam dimmies. Dope,
Speaker 4: it's so good good.
Speaker 2: I mean, fries are great, but steam dim is like, oh,
Speaker 2: you're so slimy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everywhere, just sinking into at the end when the
Speaker 4: bottom is just basically black from soy sauce and you
Speaker 4: sort of drink.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, man.
Speaker 4: By the way, shout out now, how I mentioned we
Speaker 4: had a fish and chip shop when I was a kid.
Speaker 4: I was just because I was in love with the
Speaker 4: fish and chip shop lady. I mentioned this, and she's
Speaker 4: the mother of one of the kids at school spoke
Speaker 4: to the.
Speaker 2: Other day, Evie. Shout out to Evie. Oh okay, lovely lady.
Speaker 2: I didn't tell I was in love with her when
Speaker 2: I was a kid. Shout out to Evie.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Evie. Best fellingship was just speaking of
Speaker 4: what I was in love with you. Yeah, it was
Speaker 4: is in love with you year But best fish ships
Speaker 4: I ever had? But why is it that for me?
Speaker 4: Like T and y? Right? Everyone John has these memories
Speaker 4: of tea and why Chinese restaurant No restaurants ever come
Speaker 4: close since to the taste of the tea and war.
Speaker 4: They must have had recipes. Wasn't just they cooked it
Speaker 4: in the specific possible?
Speaker 2: Why is it?
Speaker 4: Once the owner changed hands?
Speaker 2: Why? But why is it? Why is it no good anymore?
Speaker 4: No idea, It doesn't exist anymore. But yeah, I remember
Speaker 4: they changed owners and then they kept going everything like ah,
Speaker 4: it doesn't taste the same anymore.
Speaker 2: Well, how many times have we said this though? I mean,
Speaker 2: we'll be talking about you know, Gelong stables like Bowmont Pie. Yeah,
Speaker 2: apparently they still have the recipe.
Speaker 4: It's not the same Ratley's Ratleys they make the Bowmon
Speaker 4: pies you buy and I'm like, this doesn't taste like
Speaker 4: the bon pie. Habit was at nan Place watching Judge
Speaker 4: duty on a school holiday.
Speaker 2: This is missing that slightly peppery aftertaste. Yeah, that had
Speaker 2: a it was a Bomon's pie staple m much gold.
Speaker 2: They were good. You have to say that word for it,
Speaker 2: but they were really good.
Speaker 4: They were Where are we now? The kids are on acid?
Speaker 4: So he's called and so we apparently Cartman and Butters
Speaker 4: are playing the video game you made for a lousy
Speaker 4: Jewies that he tells Butters here can't be starting to
Speaker 4: realize maybe he doesn't need Kyle in his life. Range
Speaker 4: mc friendly then arrives again and he makes stand. The
Speaker 4: boys come to the news station to realize that the
Speaker 4: smug is now of a sath Park, is gaining strength
Speaker 4: and it's fusing with the San Francisco Smug and when
Speaker 4: it joins with George Kline's except the speech from the
Speaker 4: Academy Awards. It's going to be disaster for everybody.
Speaker 2: It's going to be the Perfect Storm self satisfaction. No
Speaker 2: shout out to Clooney's movie The Perfect Storm. But it
Speaker 2: was two and one I believe so or two thousand.
Speaker 4: Never watched it? Worth watching?
Speaker 2: Pretty good? Is it a disaster movie? Pretty disastrous with
Speaker 2: regards on the boat.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, so it's just guys on a boat. It's
Speaker 4: not like it takes over the rules of the world
Speaker 4: kind of thing.
Speaker 2: It doesn't ruin the world. No, it's based on a
Speaker 2: true story. Oh okay, cool, don't tell me any more
Speaker 2: than I watched. I won't. All right, cool, don't you
Speaker 2: do it either, folks.
Speaker 4: No, but if you do want a true story to
Speaker 4: watch based on a boat, Captain Phillips is a movie
Speaker 4: worth watching. Oh yeah, man, Yeah, there is a film
Speaker 4: I won't spoil at the end. But Tom Hanks probably
Speaker 4: don't tell me his best active moviver seen in my life.
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean and as I, as Dana always says
Speaker 2: to me, I'm the captain.
Speaker 4: Now, yeah, I knew that, dude then. But then it's
Speaker 4: explain here that there's not gonna be any San Francisco
Speaker 4: left it this or happens. They have a big town
Speaker 4: meeting to explain the issue, and they order start blaming stand.
Speaker 2: And again this is clearly the love of disaster movies
Speaker 2: that Parker and Stone have, that whole you don't understand
Speaker 2: there's not going to be a San Francisco. That line
Speaker 2: always works for me. It's like, you don't understand. If
Speaker 2: we don't do this now, there's not gonna be something
Speaker 2: go back to. Holy shit, Yeah, better get this right.
Speaker 4: What is it? Is it tomorrow?
Speaker 2: They won't be here tomorrow or something something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just the version.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: There won't be an economy to to. That's what he says.
Speaker 4: He goes, what about the economy or something?
Speaker 2: It won't be an economy. Yeah, the line I just used,
Speaker 2: I think from the Prometheus trailer. You don't understand if
Speaker 2: we don't do this, there won't be a home to
Speaker 2: go back to. Ship. I had so many bad reviews
Speaker 2: about Prometheus. I never bother watching it. It's got some
Speaker 2: good ideas, and it's also got some stuff and it's
Speaker 2: all wrong.
Speaker 4: But this is where basically, so they're trying. They're having
Speaker 4: the town meeting to discuss the fact that Stan has
Speaker 4: ruined everything. They all hate on Stan. But as Den says,
Speaker 4: we're to destroy every hybrid car in town, stands wants
Speaker 4: the standard says, I just want to go warn Kyle. No, no,
Speaker 4: you can't go anywhere. You've got to stay here, and
Speaker 4: you yourself have to destroy or the hybrid cars because
Speaker 4: you're the reason we brought them.
Speaker 2: I love that. Randy is also just ragging on something
Speaker 2: like yeah, good going stupid.
Speaker 4: Yes, And I love that Cloney here, you can hear
Speaker 4: the speech as it's approaching Dusti and Sons and Cookies Diner.
Speaker 4: It's just going by if it's the pieces of it.
Speaker 4: Cartman also is preparing to enter San Francisco with an
Speaker 4: old school just like diving.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's not doing it for Kyle when I guess
Speaker 4: he what he's doing it. He's doing for Kyle, but
Speaker 4: he's doing because he needs Kyle in his life.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, absolutely. It's like it's like Batman and the Joker.
Speaker 2: Yeah you complete me, yep.
Speaker 4: Then we can't back from commercial and Stan is destroying
Speaker 4: all the cars. You should have written a gay little
Speaker 4: song if you don't have to do all this, and
Speaker 4: the smug levels are dropping slowly but not enough. Cartman mean,
Speaker 4: while I was walking down the street in a suit,
Speaker 4: I didn't really get my chart of the Cartman storyline
Speaker 4: here with Butters here was like cotton mile in turn
Speaker 4: right here, But I was just like, eh, whatever, Stan
Speaker 4: has destroyed all the cars. Now Clooney's smugg is about
Speaker 4: to hit. They tell everyone to.
Speaker 2: Get inside, God help us. The perfect storm of smugness
Speaker 2: erupts and it starts.
Speaker 4: I think it's over. San Francisco. Cartman enters Kyle's house
Speaker 4: and they're all out of it on acid as well.
Speaker 2: Like what's that?
Speaker 4: I think the villain on their own high face smug yeah,
Speaker 4: the smug yeah. But the kids are totally tripping balls
Speaker 4: though they're totally tripping, totally tripping balls. Shit goes crazy.
Speaker 4: We can't back. The storm is over now they'll be
Speaker 4: built in the town in South Park. San Francisco unfortunately
Speaker 4: has disappear completely up its own asshole and stand things.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I've killed Kyle as a result of this,
Speaker 4: but no closest. It's a miracle and the Broslovskis have arrived.
Speaker 4: I don't know how they got there, but they.
Speaker 2: Got there by the way. Yeah, shout out to the
Speaker 2: direction by by parking when Cartman is rescuing the the
Speaker 2: brovlovskis from the just all those close ups and that
Speaker 2: wind sort of chaotics, dramatic. I thought that was really work. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I like it a lot. I did.
Speaker 4: Indeed, Yeah, I liked to hear too when they go
Speaker 4: it must be like a guardian angel and just has
Speaker 4: coming sh I'm like, yeah, it was a nice moment.
Speaker 4: I was just like, It's just it was weird seeing
Speaker 4: Katman do something. I know it was for himself, but
Speaker 4: he was doing something good.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Yeah. It's a complicated man, isn't it. No
Speaker 2: one understands No one understands him.
Speaker 1: But but and let's make sure nobody gets a stupid
Speaker 1: hybrid right now. Hybrid cars are a good thing.
Speaker 3: But hybrid cars are the leading cause.
Speaker 1: Of smug Hybrid cars don't cause smugness, people do. Look,
Speaker 1: hybrid cars are important. They may even save our planet
Speaker 1: one day. What you all need to do is just
Speaker 1: learn to drive hybrids and not be smug about it.
Speaker 3: You mean, drive in hybrids, but not act like we're
Speaker 3: better than everyone.
Speaker 2: Else because of it. Yeah, I'm I'm not ready. I
Speaker 2: don't think I can do it either. It's simply asking
Speaker 2: too much.
Speaker 3: Perhaps one day we can learn to drive hybrids without
Speaker 3: being smug about it, but for now, the technology is just.
Speaker 2: Too much for us.
Speaker 1: Come on, everybody, let's go buy wasteful gas guzzlers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's tough because I mean, you do want us
Speaker 2: sort of get the message out that this is a
Speaker 2: net positive, it's a gloribal good good in general. But
Speaker 2: you also have to do the what's in it for
Speaker 2: me kind of thing. So I mean, you're probably gonna
Speaker 2: have people who are going to be smug about it,
Speaker 2: and that's part of the part of the selling point,
Speaker 2: I guess. But I did love r instraction. I'm not ready.
Speaker 2: I'm not ready.
Speaker 4: It's just it's asking too much. It's simply asking too much.
Speaker 4: For now, the technology is just too much for it.
Speaker 4: They'll leave it to They'll buy the waist for gas
Speaker 4: guzzlers and then come and says, come to rants it
Speaker 4: at Kyle towards a jew rat rants back.
Speaker 2: It's like all that's the end of the episode. It is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's interesting, as we were saying, you know, this is
Speaker 2: twenty years ago, and we've still got this push Paul
Speaker 2: on our on our roads of I mean, because I
Speaker 2: keep using Dodge ram as the example. But there are
Speaker 2: so many like them, These huge i'd call them mutes
Speaker 2: or pickups or whatever. They're massive, and they're bigger than
Speaker 2: they ever were, like one hundred and twenty grand. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: they're incredibly expensive, incredibly expensive to run, and incredibly big,
Speaker 2: probably quite dangerous. But then you've also, yeah, I got
Speaker 2: so many evs around, so I don't know. The more
Speaker 2: things change, the more they stay the same.
Speaker 4: I've got a question for you, hey man, are you
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Speaker 2: We're going to stretch it out? Are we going to
Speaker 2: stretch it out like Avengers Doom Day Doomsday Secret War style?
Speaker 2: Are they really they're stretching out the two movies? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I did not know that. You've got Avengers Doomsday and
Speaker 2: then a year or a year or two later Avengers
Speaker 2: Secret War. Of course, because it worked so well for
Speaker 2: Avengers War and Avengers Endgame.
Speaker 4: All of their Oscar speech is anything to go by
Speaker 4: their little routine anyway. But the thing is cartoon was
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