Gilded Trash
Ride shotgun with Comedian Scott Reed and Creator AlannaB as they travel the country in search of ...what? When they figure it out, you'll be the first to know!
Gilded Trash
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We explore political cults, internet drama, and summer beach debates while diving deep into the paranormal hotspots of Pennsylvania.
• Jeffrey Epstein's list becoming a political football and why people shouldn't have based their vote on expecting its release
• The viral TikTok drama of a woman bringing antipasto salad to a gathering where she wasn't directly invited
• Ranking East Coast beaches from New Jersey to Myrtle Beach for families, tourists, and beachgoers
• Questioning why certain foods like donuts and pancakes are beach staples when they cause bloating
• Our revelation that we live in Pennsylvania's paranormal hotspot "Chestnut Ridge" as featured on Beyond Skinwalker Ranch
• Condemnation of those using the Texas flooding tragedy for political points or social media engagement
• The upcoming milestone of turning 50 and making new connections in this next chapter
Stay trashy, motherfuckers!
Yeah, we ride and drive, track, talk, cake, talk and go. Just got another line on the mic, stories unfold, Welcome.
Speaker 3:Yeah, we're on schedule, welcome back.
Speaker 2:I love. I just gotta sing welcome back. I never get tired of that song.
Speaker 3:I don't either.
Speaker 2:I never watched Welcome Back Cotter, it was before my time, and what?
Speaker 3:It wasn't before my time.
Speaker 2:Well, it was before my time Just by a smidge, but I remember that my dad and Linda liked that show they talked about it?
Speaker 3:Yeah, that my dad, linda, liked that show. They talked about it. Yeah, my dad liked it. Yeah, did you like it? Since it was of your time yes and no, because it was shot in that like 70s vibe and we were already in the 80s. When I was, I was probably watching reruns. To be honest with you, you I don't know.
Speaker 2:Right, right, I'm sure, I'm sure.
Speaker 3:But yeah, my parents liked it and I just, I thought it was corny. You know, like it's it was, everybody was a characterization of their character. So, like nerds today are hot, the nerd in Welcome Back Carter not hot. No, Welcome Back Carter not hot.
Speaker 2:No, welcome Back, carter. That's what Medea calls it.
Speaker 3:Carter.
Speaker 2:No, I know, but I'm saying I can hear her saying that Welcome Back, carter. That's Medea's Christmas.
Speaker 3:Carter Carter.
Speaker 2:Welcome Back, carter.
Speaker 3:It's Carter Carter. Welcome Back, carter.
Speaker 2:So yeah, yeah, yeah, go ahead. What were you gonna say, speaking of what? No, I was just gonna say, since the last time we seen you, we uh, some of the things that we talked about in the last episode that we ended up doing, um, like, we went to canto's, we did all that stuff. We had a surprise show at the comedy farm that just popped up. I don't know if we talked about that or not, because it was right about the time. I don't think so.
Speaker 3:No, because we went to Cantu's on Friday.
Speaker 2:The week before.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, Cantu's was a really, really, really good show that was. That was pretty fun.
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh yeah, Of course, that was always really really good show. That was pretty fun. Yeah, oh yeah, of course it's always a good time.
Speaker 3:I love the vibe there.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, I could. Yeah, absolutely, it's the best secret place that there is. And then, of course, yeah, then we did have the thing at the Comedy Farm the following week, yeah, which was a surprise that we didn't know about on the last episode, and that was a lot of fun. That was an endless open mic. A lot of good stuff out there, a lot of good stuff.
Speaker 3:I was really surprised. There's a lot of really good folks that are just getting their feet wet in the stand-up world. I love it. Yeah, for 120,000 percent, percent too I actually did two sets, but you will never, ever, ever see them, unless scott sneaks me, because they were horrid.
Speaker 2:But well, you never know, I might, I might sneak you on this, no, but um, yeah, no, there's been a lot going on out in the world. Out in the world, there's been a lot going on. First off, epstein, jeffrey Epstein, I mean everybody's been talking about it this week because and everybody's made the same joke it turns out he was innocent, turns out he didn't do anything. There was no list. He offed himself because he was just down in the dumps a little bit feeling sad.
Speaker 1:You know what I mean For over 200 years, America has hidden its greatest secrets behind codes, conspiracies, ciphers, Hushed wish. This isn't just a list, it's a map. A map that leads to the truth about power and privilege.
Speaker 2:That seems like a playfair cipher. There's a map on the back. We just need a 500 keyword. It's the ink.
Speaker 1:Truth is hidden in plain sight. Uncover America's darkest secret National Treasure 3, the Epstein cipher Coming soon, if they let us release it.
Speaker 2:But no, everybody's been talking about that. Of course. You know Tucker Carlson had a really good podcast with Cigar and Jetty and they kind of hit on the points that I think, which is this is what do you call those? What do you call when you put out a call, like a secret call to everybody? You know what I'm talking about Like a maiden's call?
Speaker 3:It's not a maiden's call, but it's like a A siren's or something.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like there's a horse whistle or something.
Speaker 3:A dog whistle.
Speaker 2:A dog whistle. I got one, finally, finally it's me.
Speaker 3:A dog whistle. I got one Finally. Finally it's me.
Speaker 2:But basically, you know they're saying like you know we're going to cover this thing up, and that's because I believe that it had to do with Israeli intelligence, cia intelligence.
Speaker 1:You know what I?
Speaker 3:mean like they say so I, I like dog whistle. But like when you're a parent, right, and your kids are little and they keep saying, like I want some candy, I want some candy. Where's the candy? I want some candy, I know, I know. You bought some candy. I saw it in the bag. I want to see some candy. And you're like there is no fucking candy, it's's just that. It's that Like there is a list. We all know there's a list. We know there's a list. Nobody believes Pam Bondi, who is actually, I think, resigning this week or getting ousted.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what I've heard now. So I guess so between Bongino, kash Patel and Pam Bondi I guess there's a lot of, there's a rift, and I don't know exactly how it falls, but I guess somebody's threatening to resign and this and that, if this, if Bondi isn't like you know what I mean. There's like a whole thing, and I don't know the logistics of it, but there's more to come on this.
Speaker 3:Well, and I mean I've said this all along on this. Well, and I mean I've said this all along Well, first of all, I for the dummies who only elected president Trump because they thought they were going to get their eyes on the list. You're a fucking idiot. You shouldn't have voted right If that was. The only reason that you voted for Trump was because you believed he was going to release the list, you got scammed. Here's the thing is I've been listening to presidents say he was going to release the list.
Speaker 2:you got scammed Period. Here's the thing is I've been listening to presidents say they're going to reveal the truth about UFOs for six decades. It's the same thing.
Speaker 3:You haven't been alive for six decades.
Speaker 2:But no, but you know what I mean, though. But like it's the same thing, Like it's the same scam that they always run, Like, oh, we're going to blow it wide open. And then they get in there and they're like, well, nothing to see here, folks.
Speaker 3:No, I know it's exhausting and like I knew, like I saw this coming, but lucky for me, who is an intelligent voter, I didn't vote on that issue because I could give two shits about it. Manipulation and blackmailing has been around as long as people have had power, so I knew that this was just a, you know, a apparent point for people to you know repeat oh, he's going to release the list. We trust him. He says everything. No, he was never going to release the list, fuck off.
Speaker 2:I'm done and yeah, and I mean this gets into a greater conversation because people are. People are saying, oh, look, there's pushback from Republicans. You know what I mean, like people in Trump's world, because he's not taking care of it, and not just him. But people are looking to people like Dan Bongino Cashman, because they were so hard on these things, because they were so hard on these things, wait.
Speaker 3:Well, I completely agree with you. But again, when you think about in the grand scheme of things, in the grand scheme of things, is that the most important thing that's going on in America right now? No, no. It's not, it's just not.
Speaker 2:No, no, and that's what I get. But my point was is like people are like, oh, there's a rift in the right or what I mean, no more so than anything else. And this draws to a greater conversation of what we were talking about before, which is people's political beliefs and people's political opinions don't always fit into a square box. You can be a conservative and disagree with the way they handle that the administration handles a situation, just in the same way, like you could be a Democrat and disagree with the way that, like they handled a situation when Biden was in office. Like, if you agree with everything the party does, then you are in a cult, then you are a cult member, then you are a cult member.
Speaker 3:You are a cult member. Agreeing to disagree as adults is fucking adulting right, but you bring up a very valid point.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's exactly what it is. But you bring up a valid point because it's further exposing right, because I hate getting called a cultist. I hated it when I was on the left. I hate it now that I'm on the right, because I think it's because I'm in the middle right and while I am now totally right-leaning, so many of us are in the middle that it's starting to shed. I don't even know what it is. I keep calling it the rift or the great awakening you see people referring to it of different things. But that middle working class there's a lot of people who have all the same beliefs, morally, whatever, not all right, you're never going to have all Enough, though, enough.
Speaker 3:But enough of us are in the middle that there's enough boxes not being checked on the right, that there's enough boxes not being checked on the right. There's enough boxes not being checked on the left. We want all the boxes in the middle to be checked. Fucking, check our boxes already. We're tired of getting ping pong back and forth.
Speaker 2:Right, a hundred percent. I mean, that's what it boils down to. Is we need more choices? Yeah, we need people that are. We just need an overhaul, I mean, of something, and I don't know how that happens. I don't obviously know all the things, but I know that what we got going on right now ain't working.
Speaker 3:Right, well, and I'll give you a really good example, and it ain't been working for a while.
Speaker 3:Right? No, you're absolutely right, and I'll give you a good example of and I mean, obviously you've heard of it, but a lot of our listeners may or may not know this. A lot of our listeners aren't even on TikTok, or if they are, they don't know what I'm doing. On TikTok, right. So, um, one of the political creators from the right, his name is older millennial. So, um, the older millennial is his TikTok name and I've been on TikTok a year. He's had and lost 20 accounts, I swear.
Speaker 3:He's always getting banned and I've talked about him before. Like, politically, I agree with him. He says a lot of good shit. Politically. That I'm like you're making a lot of sense, joe. He gets drunk sometimes and he talks shit like we all do. Like. That is why that's my golden rule. I've done three posts while I was drunk and I've made a vow to myself never to do it again, because I don't ever want to put us in a situation to get us canceled for something that I may say or do drunk. Oh my God, I was like where'd you get a gopher that I may say or do drunk? Oh my God, I was like where'd you get a gopher? Cause I could only see her butt.
Speaker 2:She always comes to visit.
Speaker 3:He does.
Speaker 2:She was sleeping in the chair.
Speaker 3:That's Sally Owens. Yeah, how's that? She's the ugliest cute cat I never did see.
Speaker 2:So um, yeah, but older millennium yeah, so he's he.
Speaker 3:He says some off the wall shit and I've said that in my post. I and and I do want to preface this by saying, when I first got onto tiktok, I didn't understand clout chasing. I didn't understand it. Like, first got onto TikTok, I didn't understand clout chasing. I didn't understand it. Like I'm not dumb, I just didn't understand it. So I was a pick me.
Speaker 3:I would do these posts to try to get creators to follow me. Doesn't work like that. If you put out good content, creators are going to follow you. Full end of story period. If you're begging for followers to follow you, fuck them and fuck you for being stupid. And I learned that the hard way, right, so I'm over it. I don't beg anybody for clout. I'm just out there saying what I say fucking older millennial.
Speaker 3:I don't even know if I know the backstory at all, like I don't even know if I know any of it. All I can tell you with the older millennial is that he had an outstanding warrant, something about a DUI. I don't give a fuck. Nobody got hurt. I don't want to talk about DUIs because I don't want to jinx anybody, but I don't necessarily agree or disagree. Right, there's extremes of everything. There's balance in all things. So this crazy fucking lady like went hard and kept hauling the DA and his probation officer and cops trying to get him arrested right. So he got arrested. He went to jail, I don't even know how many days three or four days, I don't know.
Speaker 3:The whole reason I'm even bringing this up is because I got a lot of followers supporting the concept of not being a psycho stalker on socials. This lady psycho stalked him. She made it her mission to take him out. This lady does not have custody of two of her kids. She has a child at home that's under the age of 10, but her sole mission in life and she said it out of her own mouth spent six months researching Joe so that she could get him, get him. That's fucking psychotic behavior.
Speaker 3:We need to figure out how to change this. If you can't be an adult and hear another adult say something off the wall and no, just fuck that dude, he's saying some weird shit and walk away, and if you take it personally and you start to fucking consume your whole life with this motherfucker, then there's something wrong with you and I am like on a personal mission to take the crazies out now. All I did was make one statement. One statement on somebody else's post in support of my friend. It had nothing to do with Joe. I said leave my friend alone. In support of my friend. It had nothing to do with Joe. I said leave my friend alone. Somebody who doesn't like Joe came after and fucking she gave all three of my government names, because I have two.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, she was doxing you.
Speaker 3:She was doxing me. I was like bitch, you can't dox somebody with public information. All she did was take the fucking psycho ass time to go out of her way to look me up and do all the lookups. I'm not hiding. I'm not in hiding.
Speaker 4:I don't have any warrants.
Speaker 3:I'm not afraid of anybody. There's nobody that can come after me. I've said it before. We sleep with loaded guns. Who cares? There are more people who've been to this house oh, this is a great segue. More people have been to this house and ate at our table and ate our motherfucking food than would ever come to this house with a beef ever. I don't think anybody's ever been here with a beef ever In our entire lives. I don't think anybody's ever showed up in the 15 years we've been together with beef.
Speaker 4:Mmm.
Speaker 2:I mean, we've had some beef. That didn't involve us. We had some things between some folks Other than the mowing incident. It's funny that it's going on today, because that would be the only time. But they weren't invited, we didn't bring them over. Right they just showed up.
Speaker 3:They just showed up and started mowing a piece of property that they don't own. The people that paid them to mow it doesn't own, right, I mean.
Speaker 2:Right, I don't get it. We were talking Go ahead.
Speaker 3:Well, hold on, I want to segue into this other story. And then you've got carte blanche.
Speaker 2:Oh no, no, Go ahead, go right ahead.
Speaker 3:Speaking of people showing up at our house and getting plates, this is another thing that's blowing up on my TikTok. This week which actually, again, I've been on TikTok for a year I've never unquote gone viral, but this week has been my most viral week, and you don't know this story, so I have to give you kind of context in a way that'll help you understand. So we have a party here at the house and my dad sees somebody at the bar and tells them hey, my daughter's having a little 4th of July gathering, not a bunch of people, but go ahead and stop over. I know that your family knows my son and daughter's family right.
Speaker 3:That's it.
Speaker 2:We have mutual people, so you guys and we were already having a party.
Speaker 3:We'll get to that.
Speaker 2:Okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 3:We're having a gathering. We're having a gathering, and I don't know the common definition between a gathering and a party, but sure we're having a gathering, okay.
Speaker 2:And so my dad there's people here we're having a gathering, okay, and so my dad doesn't but there's people here and we're doing some kind of interaction.
Speaker 3:And we're getting ready to put off fireworks. Okay, and you're out front putting together a slip and slide for the kids.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 3:And my dad forgets to tell me that he invited people from the bar right. So I'm in the house, I'm talking to my girls, maybe my mom's in here with me and we don't know these people correct.
Speaker 2:These are just people your dad knows at the bar.
Speaker 3:Never met them, never met them.
Speaker 2:Okay, I'm with you.
Speaker 3:They walk into the kitchen. You're outside not paying attention. They walk into the kitchen, put down the most beautiful anapasta salad that you've ever seen in your entire life, and when I show you the picture later, you're going to shit yourself and I'm going to show everybody. It's gorgeous, right.
Speaker 4:Okay, so that's three different types of meat on this. That's $27. I'm seeing like an olive oil with olives variety situation down here. That's like another 27. I read somewhere that she grew the tomatoes from her garden. I'm growing tomatoes right now. I want you to google how fucking hard it is to make beef. Those are beefsteak tomatoes. It's the biggins. I heard she made the mozzarella. That's even fucking harder than the tomato.
Speaker 2:Well, I would like it is what you're saying.
Speaker 3:She brings it. She brings it into the house, she introduces herself, she says hi, so-and-so invited me. Then you walk in the house. Don't know she's introducing herself to everybody. Ignore her. Look at me and say who the fuck is this? What the fuck is she doing in my house In front of her? Would you do that to somebody? Hell?
Speaker 2:no, you know me, you know I wouldn't. I'd be like who's this guy with the pasta salad?
Speaker 3:Let me get some of that 99% 99% of the internet fucking agrees with you, right, so 99% of the internet agrees with you.
Speaker 2:At least I'm on the good side.
Speaker 3:So here's what happens, the woman who this actually happened to and this is that's a real life kind of depiction of what happened. Right, and can I just? Interrupt this real quick to say I love in a pasta salad and I think everybody does not, and I don't see how anybody turns them down not only was it beautifully handcraft, but it had a fucking balsamic glaze on it. Not a balsamic, vinaigrette dressing.
Speaker 2:That's the real deal. You're not.
Speaker 3:She pulled out the glaze, not the dressing. The glaze, okay, right. So, regardless. This bitch is so popular right now that Mama Tat made her recipe and presented it to the world, and we know who Mama Tat is Right. So, anyways, so long story short. What really happened was this is all true. The girl shows up. She was invited by the neighbors. The neighbor's son played with this girl's son.
Speaker 2:Where did this happen at, out of curiosity, what area of the country, scott County, virginia.
Speaker 3:Curiosity what area of the country scott county, virginia? And so if you look at a map of virginia, it's the little corner of virginia, that's like between kentucky and west virginia, right there.
Speaker 3:Okay, it's the south, the south part right, exactly, friendly, they should be friendly well then, within, like you know, 24 hours, of this girl crying on the internet because she had never been so felt, so unwelcome, I mean she left. She took her kid and left because that's how devastated she was. She'd never been treated like that, right so, and she took a motherfucking antipostasol with her Good for her Good for her.
Speaker 1:Fuck them people.
Speaker 3:Good for her, so Good for her.
Speaker 2:Good for her.
Speaker 3:The internet does their thing and they show a picture of the actual property. So the girl that invited the woman, the Anapostle lady, to the party, her family used to own this. It's kind of a trailer but it sits on a foundation but it's kind of broken down. It's weird. So it's at the, it's in a cul-de-sac, at the end of a dirt lane, so there's only a couple of properties in the middle of nowhere, essentially Right, you know how that goes. Yeah, this is a young couple in their twenties to thirties. I never really kind of did the research to figure out who they were, but it's a young couple.
Speaker 2:They don't have kids, the ones that were hosting the gathering.
Speaker 3:The gathering.
Speaker 2:Okay, okay, yes.
Speaker 3:So because it's a cul-de-sac and because there are kids in the neighborhood and because they have a large property, they said we'll put fireworks off in our yard. You can bring your kids over, we're going to do fireworks in our yard. So they invited the lady that invited the other lady and the lady that invited the other lady that was her son. Right, their sons played together, so it made logical sense to her. It slipped her mind because she didn't think that she needed to tell them right. And those people then came out after the fact, After this blew up on the internet and they made this poor uncomfortable and she left. They come out and said she could have hung out. We had no problem with her being outside, we just didn't want somebody we didn't know being in our house. Fair, Fair point. Okay, Fair point. But why didn't you get to the bottom of it before you just started treating her like an asshole? Like why didn't you Right?
Speaker 2:Why wouldn't you be? I mean, it's not like they were walking around their house. They're just in the kitchen With a plate of food, right, and here's the thing. Yeah, like the thing. What are you going to do? Sit the antipast outside in the sun. Come on now can I ask? Another question is race involved at any point here.
Speaker 3:These are all fucking white rednecks. I just wanted to know to see if there was maybe some underlying issue that caused this, but like that's crazy, it's so funny that you say that, though, because to see if there was maybe some underlying issue that caused this, but like, that's crazy. It's so funny that you say that, though, because yet again.
Speaker 2:It's so funny, I say that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's so funny you say that because yet again this week in a comment, somebody came at me and said to me oh look, another black woman inserting her opinion into politics.
Speaker 2:I was like you, son of a bitch.
Speaker 3:Thank you, thank you you realize my blackness.
Speaker 2:Did you just call me Black? Thanks.
Speaker 3:Right, oh my God, like thank you, but it's just hilarious because. So I get why you asked the question. Because the girl is Italian and she's obviously Italian. She has very dark skin, she has coarse hair. You know what I mean? Like ambiguous, that's I call. Women that look like us are fucking racially ambiguous. It's none of your business what race we are. If race weren't a thing, you wouldn't have to insert or question my race at all. But anyways, I digress. So, long story short, the people that were invited, that invited the girl. It had been their family property and when their grandfather died, these kids bought the property. So this was a property, that was. So people were speculating that there was property, beef and all this, that and the other, we don't know. Then the boy who owned the house, his mom, come out and she's like it was just a gathering, it wasn't a party. Blah, blah, blah, like bitch, go back and do it Just a gathering.
Speaker 2:Stop it. Stop it Just a gathering. Stop it Just a gathering of just a gathering of Keystowners all here together. Nothing to see here, folks. Nothing to see folks.
Speaker 3:And so the long and short of it, that's a weird comeback though. Right, it's so weird, it's such a weird thing to say Like it wasn't a party.
Speaker 2:First off, it wasn't a party, so back it on up, mister. It was a gathering.
Speaker 3:We don't allow. We don't take anapostate gatherings. Anapostates are for parties only. So long story short. The reason why it blew up is because obviously people are speculating. You live in that. You're a young couple that chooses to buy a broken down trailer on a dead end, dirt road you know what I mean when nobody's around. You got a big piece of property and you have video cameras on the inside of your home. So, like I said, I don't know the recipe, but these motherfuckers are cooking meth. That's all I'm saying. Allegedly, I'm alleging. I'm alleging they're cooking meth. That's why they don't want people.
Speaker 2:I mean that makes sense, because I mean it certainly makes sense that they're up to something. Because here's the thing is like. In a situation like that now, if somebody just strode into my fucking kitchen out of the blue, when nobody else was going to be there.
Speaker 2:Right, that's one. That's a totally different scenario, even if we had people. Here's the thing. So here let me say this Even if we had people which we've had our neighbors have walked over People that weren't necessarily, but they see people here. When you have people at your home and it's like a large gathering, it's okay to not I'm not saying come on over and just barge in, but like it's okay to walk over and say hey or um, yeah, and especially when they're getting the invite from somebody else, I mean you wouldn't think anything of that. I mean we basically done that.
Speaker 3:That's exactly it. And so, like we live in the hood, right. And so last year shout out to Barry Populinski and whatever he's calling his firework company this year he put fireworks off in our backyard. Last year, right, it wasn't at 4th of July, but he had fireworks right Memorial Day.
Speaker 3:It was Memorial Day. We had people that we had never even known, that lived two, three houses up, come and set up camp in our yard. And you know what we did? We fucking walked up to them and said hey guys, welcome. Do you want a plate? There's food in the house.
Speaker 2:Go help yourself, trying to give it away. We got so much food, trying to give it away, try to give it away. Try to give it away.
Speaker 3:It just makes me so angry. And then to compound the situation and why it's even becoming more of a thing and why it's out there and why I ever even posted on it, is because yet again, just like in Canton Mass, we got a good old boy network of cops protecting their own and nobody else. Sheriff, his name is Jeff Edds. He was just had charges in June against his so he allegedly assaulted his daughter-in-law and the charges were dismissed by the judge. So corruption, it just reeks of corruption. You've got people that are don't want anybody in their house and even during a gathering, and you've got a fucking corrupt sheriff in that little fucking pocket of nowheresville, right.
Speaker 2:There's something going on.
Speaker 3:I mean, my commenters have said it and I love it. They hear banjos when they see the whole situation.
Speaker 2:That's exactly what I think of.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's all.
Speaker 2:No, I mean that's all.
Speaker 3:I just love that we're the house.
Speaker 2:It doesn't fucking matter who it is yeah if you're listening to this and you ever stroll on by, you see us out there cooking and grilling. Come on over. Even if we don't want you there, her Dad will invite you and try to offer you food that we didn't want to give you.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 2:So I mean, come on over Come on down. We feed the neighborhood when we do, stuff, we do. Whether we want to, or not, I mean, we end up doing it.
Speaker 3:There's always random strangers here, we don't care.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we don't care.
Speaker 3:Speaking of food, though, just don't show up in the middle of the night.
Speaker 2:I'm going to get into something because we are going to see Dan Soder, great Dan Soder, underrated comedian next week in Virginia Beach. So this is one of the things I want to talk about now, virginia Beach. Okay, we've been there. We've been to many beach sites, we've been all up and down. So, from Myrtle Beach to New Jersey beaches, we've been in all of them. You know what I mean at one point or another. So first off, I want to talk about A what is the best East Coast beach? And B also foods at the beach. So I'll start First off, I want to know, because why are donuts popular at the beach, like of all the foods? You know what I mean. Like donuts aren't good. It's not like you want to get like, eat, like I want to crush a bunch of donuts and get out there on the beach and show my body. You know what I mean. Like I don't understand that. Like, donuts are a very filling, heavy food.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But they're very popular at the beach and people eat them. When I think about the beach, I don't want to eat anything because I got my shirt off. I don't want to be any fatter than I already. You know what I mean. I don't want to be bloated at the beach. Right, that's rule one. I don't want to be bloated at the beach. Being bloated at the beach, like being bloated is the worst, like feeling it is. And yet people eat at the beach. That's all they do. They just like consume buffets, donuts, pizzas, like what the fuck?
Speaker 3:And beer too. Like I do not understand, how do you drink beer in the sun? It fucking knocks me out, makes me sick, bloaty. I don't know how people do it.
Speaker 2:If I want to drink, if I'm drinking at the beach, I'm at a bar, like a little tiki bar. It's cool. They got fans going. Son Crab nachos Get the fuck out of here, come on, no, but so let's talk about that. But this is one of the things I wanted to talk about is like a what's your favorite beach, though? Like east coast beaches. So we're talking like new jersey beaches because we you know what I mean like, so you're like, uh, you know, like you're what's the? Why am I forgetting this? What's the Jersey Shore one? The one where the Seaside Heights?
Speaker 3:Yeah, Seaside.
Speaker 2:So from like that area, like on down all the way to Myrtle Beach. Now, we've never been to Florida and I'm not going to classify Florida as East Coast beaches, because that's like a whole different game. You can't compete with Florida beaches. So from Myrtle Beach to New Jersey, like what? Because they're all kind of the same Virginia Beach Ocean.
Speaker 3:City. They're not, though, but they're not though that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:They're not the same. They're all kind of the same, but they're not. So what's the best? I mean?
Speaker 3:well, I guess I'll give you categories. So let's so just for the beach itself and, like the community, just for the beach Outer Banks. Mine is Bethany Beach.
Speaker 2:Ooh, good call, good call.
Speaker 3:Just for the beach itself and the community. Bethany Beach it's clean If you want to take your family there. It's just. That's stellar yeah.
Speaker 2:That's a great choice, babe. That's a and as an underdog, I love that call. I love that call If I'm just going beaches, though I'm saying Outer Banks just because you can get to places where there's nobody else and just hang out and do your thing. And yes, I agree.
Speaker 3:Now now let's, if we're talking about touristy areas like touristy beaches, like you're with a family with small kids. I mean, Myrtle and Ocean City are a toss-up for me there.
Speaker 2:I think you're right. I think you're right. The Jersey Shore beaches in the summertime are a little busier.
Speaker 3:They're busier and the people are meaner there. I'm sorry, but they are. I don't like. I love Jersey people in theory until I'm fucking around them for five minutes and then I can't stand them.
Speaker 2:Sorry.
Speaker 3:I love you, jersey, I do.
Speaker 2:That's fair.
Speaker 3:I'm obsessed with Jersey culture, but I want to be around friendly people when I'm at the beach. I don't want people coming up and talking to me for 10 minutes, but I don't want to walk by somebody and they'd be like mmm, mmm.
Speaker 1:Oh, go ahead.
Speaker 2:No, no, no. I was just going to say you know what another great beach is? That's totally underrated. Assateague, Chincoteague.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I mean yes, absolutely.
Speaker 2:They're cool but they're not the size of an ocean city. Chincoteague, it's a small little village community. It's beautiful and, like Assateague, you're just out there with people that know them horses, like it's nobody's business. They're like, yeah, steve's out there with his whore.
Speaker 3:He went to a different band this week because the other band shunned him.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he went to a different band.
Speaker 3:Oh, my God.
Speaker 2:I love that there's those people though.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 1:That follow these horses.
Speaker 2:So for those of you that don't know the story, so Assateague Island there's wild horses there, a lot of like, a fair amount, like there's wild horses other places, because we've talked about this, like down in Corolla, like in North Carolina, but it's not the number. They're not the famous horses of Maryland Chinga Tig, misty of Chinga Tig and all that stuff, and these horses are wild. Now, there's people that go there, though, and they know all these horses. They're on the horse TikTok. They know who this horse is fucking, they know who he's hanging out with. They got families. They're cheating on each other. They're hanging out with other bands, they're fighting. They get ostracized.
Speaker 1:Her face is a map of the world. It's a map of the world. You can see she's a beautiful girl.
Speaker 3:She's a beautiful girl and the sun got into a bee. A bee, oh my God, it's great. Yeah, that's actually a good idea. I would love if there's not one already. I would love to see like the horse is a Vasatig TikTok. That would be great.
Speaker 2:That's funny. That's funny. There might be one, but it's funny. I want to check that out. That's cool.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 2:That's real cool.
Speaker 3:So we've talked about just the beach. We've talked about touristy food.
Speaker 2:Well, we've talked about family, I think touristy. The award goes to Myrtle Beach. Agree Agree Ag award goes to Myrtle Beach.
Speaker 3:Agree, agree, agree.
Speaker 2:Because Myrtle Beach can be for whoever you want. It can be for a family there's tons of stuff for kids. It can be for a couple there's tons of shows. It's like the Branson. Myrtle Beach is the Branson Missouri of the East Coast.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's not like Vegas.
Speaker 2:It's not like Vegas. It's not that great, Like it's a little redneck-y. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3:But they got shows Dirty Barbie.
Speaker 2:They got shows, they got everything you could want to eat, like it's cool, it's cool.
Speaker 3:I know Like Broadway at the Beach is amazing. I mean I just that I wish there was a Broadway at the Beach in every city because they're just, it was just so fun. Um, and not only that, like, if you think about I, I was trying to think of the mileage. I don't know how many miles it is from um, from north myrtle, down to, like, paulie's island, but so total it's probably, but I'm gonna say probably about 40 miles from north myrtle to like that area each little section like each 10 mile section is its own thing.
Speaker 2:That's the beauty of it, from Little River to Merle's Inlet.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:It's like each, like you said, five to 10 mile section is it's. They got a black beach, they got an old people beach, they got a family beach Got an Atlantic beach Right Atlantic beach was.
Speaker 3:Got an Atlantic beach Right Atlantic beach was black right.
Speaker 2:Black bike week, let's go. I love Atlantic beach.
Speaker 3:That's wild, I'm so mad about that though, because fucking, they did it again this year with black bike week. It pisses me off so bad. These motherfuckers need to control themselves, because the gist of black bike week, listen, I was never so enamored with. I love vehicles, you and I know this. I love old cars. I love bikes. Black Bike Week is a whole other venture, because they got those fucking hoopty rides that bounce.
Speaker 2:Dude. I've never seen nothing like it in my life. They got the Dr Dre videos. You know how they always got the old school Dr Dre videos where they all got low riders and they all do tricks, the hydraulic tricks. That's like nothing. On up and down the highway, nothing but.
Speaker 3:And back in the day they used to bring people in to do the clubs and shit like that. It was hot, hot, hot. I was at a Black Bike Week show one time and there was fucking all kind of football players in the club. It was hot but it gets ruined by the fucking weirdos every single year.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it does. Every year. Some idiot starts playing with guns and then it ruins it for everybody and then they don't want to have it at all.
Speaker 3:They don't want to have it. So once again, to quote my good friend JPK, the EBT community is wrecking a good motherfucking thing, because Black Bike Week in and of itself is a sight to see.
Speaker 2:It's awesome, it's awesome.
Speaker 3:If you've never seen a fucking black woman in a bikini with her ass up in the air on the back of a bike. So many asses so much ass, so many asses so much ass.
Speaker 2:So many asses, so much asses, so much ass. The Black Bike Week, let me tell you, you ain't never seen so much ass since you've seen the Black Bike Week. Let me tell you.
Speaker 3:And people think I'm racist towards black people. I'm actually racist towards white people in this situation, because at White Bike Week I don't want to see them little fucking methanees running around with their eyes. Yeah, that's exactly.
Speaker 2:White Bike Week sucks. Let's be real. White Bike Week is lame. Black Bike Week Ooh buddy, you don't know what's popping off.
Speaker 3:Stop ruining it, motherfuckers. It's fun. Oh my God, I miss that. Anyways, I miss living in Myrtle Beach. I really do, but so food at the beach.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean we talked about that. I mean donuts are crazy popular, but what's the best? I mean people say fries, Some people say pizza, Some people say seafood.
Speaker 1:I say none of these things.
Speaker 2:My favorite food at the beach is my favorite food everywhere Chinese food.
Speaker 3:No, I'm teasing.
Speaker 2:I'm just teasing. No, I like food everywhere. I don't care what they. I'm going to try everything the whole week. I'm there, so it don't matter. I'm getting barbecue. I'm getting fucking. I'm going to eat seafood ten times. I'm going to eat barbecue. I'm going to eat seafood 10 times. I'm going to eat barbecue. I'm going to cook on my own grill. I'm going to do all that. I don't eat any differently at the beach than I do anywhere else.
Speaker 3:to be honest, that was my favorite food experience was when we stayed at the Outer Banks with your parents the last time and we cooked. I mean I liked our food better than most of the other food we got other than at the Lucky 12.
Speaker 2:But we got so much good food. No, we got good food at other places, but you can't beat it Biscuits and porn. I mean we didn't go there, but I love the name.
Speaker 3:No Dirty Dicks, dirty Dawn, what are?
Speaker 2:some foods, though, that you only eat in the summertime, like at the beach. Is there any of those?
Speaker 3:Because, like I can't think of—. I mean, there's certain things that I only—like obviously, that are seasonal, like we've talked about this before the watermelon milkshake at the cookout, at the cookout, yeah, are you kidding me right now?
Speaker 2:Are you kidding me right now? No, but are you kidding me right now? Are you kidding me right now? No, but yeah, like there's certain things that I eat at the beach, but it's not necessarily beach specific, like I. Like I love boardwalk food, of course, fries and like soft pretzels. You know all the cotton candy. Well, that's the pieces paces pizzas. I love a good I love a good beach. I love a good beach.
Speaker 3:I feel like there was nothing. They always have pancake houses at the beach.
Speaker 2:I don't want to eat pancakes for breakfast Again this goes back to the breakfast thing with the donut thing. Why, at the beach, is this the thing?
Speaker 1:I don't get it Seafood.
Speaker 2:I understand it makes total fucking sense for there to be seafood buffets at every corner, right. But breakfast why is this the thing that they've taken a stand on? There's pancake houses on every corner. Like I said, who's pounding all these carbs at 8 o'clock in the morning? When you're on vacation at the beach, get ready to go out on the—and the beach. You're outside for the day like the last thing I want to do. I understand if you're like oh, we're on a hunting trip and we're gonna go eat pancakes before we go out in the woods but, to like be like we're gonna go swim in the ocean and play in the sand.
Speaker 2:Let's go pile ourselves full of fucking pancakes.
Speaker 3:Right, like I don't. I mean.
Speaker 2:That being said, I do love a breakfast place.
Speaker 3:I know Eggs and bacon and toast, not fucking pancakes and waffles Fuck all that noise.
Speaker 1:I want a waffle.
Speaker 3:I want a waffle. I mean, yeah, I'm just, you know me, I'm all for seafood and if it's, you know, hot out, I want you know, like a cold, like a shrimp cocktail or whatever. But the one thing that I will say that I almost always eat exclusively in the summertime two things actually Speaking of and a pasta salad. I only make pasta salad in the summer.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:For the shells with the meat cheese and all that stuff. But then I see you and it will be visible on camera. Everybody else will see you eating your nails.
Speaker 2:I didn't eat it. I pulled it out of my mouth.
Speaker 3:The other thing and it's seasonal right is fried squash, of course corn on the cob.
Speaker 2:Corn on the cob like all the all the summertime cantaloupes. I don't eat cantaloupes in November, even on a buffet like at a hotel. No, thank you yeah, that didn't come from here, I know that like um but when you're talking about beaches, right.
Speaker 3:So we hit on all the key points of why somebody would go to a beach, and again, I'm limited to the east coast as well. I've never been to the west coast beaches, but um. But like we're talking about ocean beaches, I do. My favorite beaches aren't even on the ocean, if you really must know my favorite is chesapeake beach. On the bay, that's my favorite it's a nice place.
Speaker 2:It's a very nice town.
Speaker 1:I want to go back to that bar oh, I love that place getting breakfast, gambling over the other room.
Speaker 2:Are you kidding me? I mean that what's it called?
Speaker 3:it's trader jack's, I think, or jack's trading post. It's jack's trading post, it's um. But I, I fucking love it there, and solomon's island too. That's not technically a beach, it's just like at the right, but it's a cool place yeah it's a cool place on the water which is like cool, super cool yeah, so I mean those are my favorites, but yeah, we're just. I mean. I do love virginia beach, though, and I will say that we went to virginia beach during covid, when everybody was locked down and I was in fucking heaven.
Speaker 2:I love it it's just we were, they were living life down there there.
Speaker 1:They were in the.
Speaker 2:Outer Banks. They weren't. They didn't care. It was actually kind of nice because there was less people. It was cool. We were at a campground KOA baby KOA.
Speaker 3:It was Memorial Day weekend, I think, or 4th of July, I can't remember, but it was one of the holidays and there was nobody out.
Speaker 2:Give me a river too, any day of the week.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I know a little camp, a little camp down the river, or at least we spent a lot of time recently at campgrounds and whatnot well, let's talk about the um I I do want to give a shout out to that R&J's Bar and Grill there that we were at in Phillipsburg yesterday.
Speaker 2:Oh, in Phillipsburg. Yeah, that was very good for a local bar, first of all.
Speaker 3:yes, thank you for being so welcoming. Everybody was so lovely and nice. I felt like I knew the people, even though I didn't know them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was like it's four o'clock on a Saturday and the regular crowd shuffles in. You got Jimmy, no, but there was. It was like that clock struck four o'clock and people started rolling.
Speaker 4:They're like hey, timmy, what are you doing?
Speaker 1:I was at the.
Speaker 2:Heritage Fest. Everyone went down there and got me a cheesesteak. It was delicious. No, but you know what I mean. It's summertime. There's lots going on in Pennsylvania towns, which we did spend some time yesterday and we talk about this, but this is the time of year. Next week, you got the Kecksburg UFO. This is going to bring up two points. Okay, a next week, kecksburg UFO. This is going to bring up two points. Okay, a next week, kecksburg UFO Festival, which brings up even a better point. We learned this week that we live in the middle of Skinwalker Ranch.
Speaker 3:Okay, I forgot about that. Stop it, jess, not.
Speaker 2:Ridge. We made national TV. We live right in the heart of it. You got the Westmoreland Dogman, the Kecksburg UFO incident, bigfoot sightings out the wazoo. We live in the Skinwalker Ranch of Pennsylvania, otherwise known as Chestnut Ridge, and it made it was on Beyond Skinwalker Ranch. This week they were out there investigating and, like I said, you got the festival next week and just to bring a greater point, we're going to go back to this but sort of hitting on the same thing with, like, the campgrounds and the Pennsylvania town festivals, pennsylvania. They're really making a push now for visit PA, which we've been saying all along great towns, great festivals, great natural resources, maybe some of the best. But let's go back right now. Chestnut ridge, paranormal, like how crazy is it that we live in this vortex?
Speaker 3:listen, I think it was. I think it was at halloween time. We talked about ufos last and um and I told the story of my mom, um, and I believe that I'm an alien, but that really pounds at home now, like I really honestly believe that my mom saw a ufo more than anything.
Speaker 2:Now like I there because, especially, you're literally talking about the place where there's literally the. It's one of the hottest spots on the east coast for bigfoot sightings, ufo sightings and your mom's ufo account tracks.
Speaker 3:It's like lost time, like all the stuff it has, all the like she was telling me that story with the lost time years before, ufos became like a big phenomena and way before you could get all those key points on a tv show this is back, like when nobody was talking about this exactly, and there were several people standing out there with her who had the same account. It's insane.
Speaker 2:I love it.
Speaker 3:But I do Like Kecksburg. That was a cute little festival. We went, I think two years ago maybe or last year it is. It's a really cute festival but like now I'm like fuck the festival. I want to go out there and like camp in the middle of the woods at night.
Speaker 2:I just want to go investigate, Fuck the festival. I can buy paranormal books anywhere and get well. I do want to go for the funnel cake, but that's besides the point. Like Chestnut Ridge and all that stuff, PA, Paranormal, I mean PA is chock full of and this goes back to the resource thing. But like, not only is it have all these great like natural resources, plenty of state parks, all that stuff, it's filled with paranormal sort of adventures.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Like whether you're at old sanitariums that they've turned into things, or whether you it's like so much to explore.
Speaker 3:Yeah, much to explore. Yeah, well. So, speaking of which, you know um the kid from um penn state. What's, oh the the paranormal state ryan, the guy that got drunk. Ryan burrell, is that his name?
Speaker 2:yeah, he's out in gettysburg this week with uh annabelle, annabelle, not the annabelle, not the Annabelle.
Speaker 3:But literally it's so hilarious If you're in Pennsylvania. We all got an alert the other night in Pennsylvania. All of 911 was shut down, that was.
Speaker 2:Annabelle.
Speaker 3:Everybody's saying it was Annabelle yeah.
Speaker 2:That was Annabelle. She said you ain't calling 911 when I come for your ass.
Speaker 1:Oh my.
Speaker 2:But, yeah, I mean, look at all the cool things that we've done, just whether it be Kecksburg UFO Festival, we've gone on like Bigfoot things they do the Bigfoot Festival up in the Allegheny Forest, because that's again festival up in the Allegheny Forest, because that's again it's like, is it Allegheny or Cook? It might be the Cook.
Speaker 3:County Forest, cook State.
Speaker 2:Cook State Forest, cook State, cook County State Forest.
Speaker 1:It's Cook.
Speaker 2:County.
Speaker 3:Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 4:Sam Cook.
Speaker 3:County. Sam Cook, I love Sam Cook. He Cooke County. Yeah yeah, sam Cooke, I love Sam Cooke. He was in our wedding.
Speaker 2:But regardless they have like a big foot thing, because there's tons of big foot sightings here, the UFO thing, tons of UFO stuff, all the paranormal thing We've been to, like the Eastern state penitentiary we just saw they do a thing up at the crescent sanatorium. Oh yeah, I forgot about that, yeah where we love to go up, at south mountain. The south mountain. What do you call that? The reformatory, or whatever?
Speaker 3:the restoration center.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, you know, there's some stuff there that's like. You know, there's some stuff there that's like.
Speaker 3:Gettysburg, pennsylvania's largest concentration of pedos. Yeah, gettysburg, gettysburg.
Speaker 2:I mean. Gettysburg is like the United States' most haunted place, I think. These are just the heavy hitters. We're not even getting into the nitty gritty of it. You know what I mean. Like all the little secret treasures.
Speaker 3:Well, who was just out here? One of the shows was out here. There's a witch somewhere out in Northern Cambria that they were exploring, or no. That was down in Biglerville, maybe, or a cash town there. They were exploring a witch on one of the ghost hunting shows out there.
Speaker 2:Oh, where was that?
Speaker 3:It was between. I think it was.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you're right, it was between. I think it was. Yeah, you're right, it was like out in that area. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 3:Well, so the guy who did the tattoo on my neck I believe he was on like a paranormal show or something like that it's um, oh, you know me, I'm not going to think of his name right now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, we'll put it in there. You know me, I'm not going to think of his name right now, we'll put it in there.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he does like psychic and paranormal adventures. And my girl, bambi Bennett Sherman I've talked about her before. She has a paranormal souls network. She does paranormal stuff. I want to hook up with her and do something like do a podcast or something, have her on the show here to talk about her adventures and all that stuff.
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh, absolutely. And that's the thing is, we've gotten the opportunity to explore so many of that. I mean, we've ghost hunted at so many places, sometimes on our own, sometimes a part of groups yeah like pennsylvania.
Speaker 2:But but go back to what I was saying in the beginning is whether you're looking for a paranormal adventure or an African safari, because that's what they seem to think on the commercial playing this like and you're like, where are we go? Are we going to see lions? Or are we going to a river camp in bedford, like what are we doing here? Like what's happening? But not that. I'm not pennsylvania, because I think it is great, it has all these things, but like an african safari it is not no, what's that little treasure?
Speaker 3:living treasures? Do they have a fucking? I mean some of the places, um, oh yeah they got some.
Speaker 2:They got some. Safaris. Boy, they got a, they got some. The gettysburg what was that? The gettysburg game park yeah, that one.
Speaker 3:That's what I'm thinking of.
Speaker 2:So they had tigers and stuff. But back in the day it was much bigger. When I was a kid it was really cool. But then they had some breakouts. People were waking up to animals on their porches. Think that ain't fun. You wake up to a Siberian tiger climbing on your back deck.
Speaker 3:Oh, my God.
Speaker 2:Can you imagine?
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 2:I just no, that's Pennsylvania though.
Speaker 3:I would think that somebody released Jumanji and fucking probably commit suicide at that point. Nope, no Jumanji for me.
Speaker 2:No, I mean, but no, but it's like the state for I mean Pennsylvania is aptly named Pennswoods, that's what it means. And it's aptly named because we have some of the greatest forests, some of the greatest trails, some of the greatest camps.
Speaker 3:It's so funny you say that. Why were we talking about the names of Baltimore places?
Speaker 2:Oh, because I said that places what were we? Oh, stomach Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, stomach Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2:And I said there could be a town in Pennsylvania and there might be, I don't know at this point called Stomach Pennsylvania. And I said, because we were talking about names for the fictional town in our show and I said Stomach Maryland doesn't hit the same, there's no Stomach Maryland. Nobody believes that Stomach Pennsylvania, though you're like that's probably real Right, because Maryland is named after lords and ladies.
Speaker 3:It's Lord Baltimore. Welcome to Frederick.
Speaker 2:Welcome to Frederick, Welcome to Prince Frederick.
Speaker 3:Lord Baltimore of Westminster Do you know what I mean Lennonapolis.
Speaker 2:Yeah, lennonapolis and Caroline County.
Speaker 3:Have the grace.
Speaker 2:Have the grace.
Speaker 4:Have the grace.
Speaker 3:And then you get into Pennsylvania and you fucking just know that it was founded by some redneck because it's called intercourse burden, hand, middle sex like all the weird no, it's not. Stop it speaking of shitsburg not pittsburgh no, Actually it's.
Speaker 2:Shitsburg.
Speaker 3:There ain't no Shitsburg, no, but training camp's coming up soon.
Speaker 2:Training camp's coming up soon. That's one of the beauties of living where we live is training camp is only right down the road, which also means we'll be going to Bubba's Pierogies.
Speaker 3:Oh, I haven't had Bubba's in a minute.
Speaker 2:That pizza, though. That's what I'm after that. I haven't had Bubba's in a minute.
Speaker 3:That pizza though that's what I'm after that deep-dipped pizza.
Speaker 2:I like that pizza.
Speaker 3:Every week, I feel like you're auditioning for Harold Shepley's show.
Speaker 2:Harold Shepley. Come on down, he's going to be our first sponsor, harold Shepley.
Speaker 1:Get your debt, said it fast Gotta love them.
Speaker 3:Pennsylvania accents.
Speaker 2:Where were we at that? We just heard some good Pennsylvania accents on full display. What were we watching? It was something we were watching. They were hoagie-ing it up, gordon.
Speaker 3:Gordon Ramsey, gordon Ramsey.
Speaker 2:Gordon Ramsey.
Speaker 3:That's exactly what it was.
Speaker 2:And they were talking about hey, we're going out there to get a couple hoagies and then heading on home.
Speaker 3:I was like whoever was bitching about Mare of Easttown, they're wrong. She got it right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she hit the hoagie nail on the head. Hoagie Hoag, she hit the hoagie nail in the head, hoagie the hoagie nail in the head.
Speaker 3:Hey Siri, take me home.
Speaker 2:Take me home. Hey Siri, who's got the best hoagies?
Speaker 3:And a stop. Oh, that's fantastic, but that place, that R&J's bar and grow or whatever they had it, caught me off guard because they had a beer called Conchahokan Woodermelon. W-o-o-d-e-r which is how I say it.
Speaker 1:I don't know how you say it, but it's.
Speaker 3:Woodermelon it's watermelon it's, watermelon it's watermelon, watermelon and so they have a beer there in Conchahokan, which you can't say either Conchahokan.
Speaker 2:I can't say it, conchahokan, conchahokan.
Speaker 3:It's Conchahokan, but it's like run together. I can't really explain it.
Speaker 2:You know how them names are oh, I do know, I do know.
Speaker 3:What did we learn about? It's the Indian word for water, like.
Speaker 2:Hannah.
Speaker 3:Hannah.
Speaker 2:Loyal Hannah Susquehanna.
Speaker 3:Toby Hannah yeah.
Speaker 2:Toby Hannah, hannah Montana.
Speaker 3:Hannah Montana, hannah Montana.
Speaker 2:River Montana hey.
Speaker 3:Oh, speaking of rivers, that's another political climate thing. That.
Speaker 1:I got into this week.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so obviously we want to send prayers to the people in Texas who were impacted by the flooding. Lots of people are sending prayers. That said, let's talk about the asshole side of fucking everything in life, where people just want to make money and be greedy and be fucking retards about fucking things that they shouldn't be. So the reason I went viral last week on TikTok all I did was make like a rebuttal post this woman, sadie Perkins again another crazy like this is the trend this week. The crazies are coming out of the woodwork. I don't know where they all came from, but she likened. She basically essentially said that she didn't care about the kids that were missing or killed in the flood because they were all white. I mean, that's the bottom line. That's how she said it. Meanwhile, she's married to a white pastor and she has a halfway child, and so it's just, it's rage bait.
Speaker 3:I don't even want to get into the whole political thing, but it got me I mean, it got me a lot of clicks and views this week because I fucking hate this bitch. Like I hate that people think that I hate that people are so greedy and starved for attention, are so greedy and starved for attention that the way to get the attention is not to be creative or savvy or be able to speak intelligently. It's to just say something so insanely rude, ignorant and fucking just damning that you get rage against you. So I believe in karma and I don't believe in karma. A lot of people are like, oh, she lost her job and shit. I don't believe in karma that way. I believe in energy karma. So I believe that all the negative energy that she just put out into the world is going to suffocate her from the inside out. I don't care what happens in her outside life.
Speaker 2:Right, I mean that's crazy to even make a statement like that.
Speaker 2:I mean that's just, but, but again more and more, though, on social take a turn on to the political aspect of it is like people want to criticize, like the administration's response and stuff like that. But what I've learned from watching 20 different presidents deal with 20 different disasters is they all suck because our infrastructure sucks. Like there's no, like nobody does good at it, everybody has a we're not prepared, like for things like this, and that's half. The thing is, you can't be prepared for things like this right by nature right virtue of Nature.
Speaker 3:Right, it's a flash. It was a flash flood. You could have all the flood preparedness in the world by virtue of it being a flash flood. That's the Lord's way of overcorrecting, or the universe or Mother Nature's way of overcorrecting that we do have safeties in place. The reason why floods happen is for naturistic reasons. We're not supposed to be in the path of them. Because we put ourselves, as humans, in the path of them, mother nature is going to overcorrect.
Speaker 2:Sometimes those things happen. That's all there is to it. It doesn't mean that anybody can do about it.
Speaker 3:It doesn't mean anyone deserved it. It's part of life. But this woman's statement was is that they deserved it because their parents were MAGA? It wasn't just the white thing it was MAGA too.
Speaker 2:Right, right. If everybody got what they deserved, we'd all be dead. That's the bottom line.
Speaker 3:I love that. I love that.
Speaker 2:If everybody got what they deserved, we'd all be dead. So just it's random and that's all there is to it.
Speaker 3:That's exactly it. I love that. Yeah, that's a good way to look at it.
Speaker 2:That's my quote. That's my quote, I made that up.
Speaker 3:I mean, is there negligence that could make certain things preventable Absolutely? Did you have any other major topics that you want to get into. Just I can talk about a little bit of what we're doing this week. I mean what I'm doing.
Speaker 2:No, I don't. No, we hit on just about everything. I mean that's.
Speaker 3:Okay. So I know I don't look like it, but I am turning 50 this week. Yeah, I'm turning 50. I know, that's all. I just thought I would announce it to the world, mostly because I'm proud of my looks for a 50 year old, mostly because I don't believe I made it to 50 and I actually still have three days. So if anybody wants to off me, you can make my premonitions come true. Um, I just I don't know. There's not. I felt like that. I feel like there would have been more fanfare, like I should have gotten a crown and instead my aarp was like sent to somebody else, like I didn't even get the joy of my my welcome aarp packet fucking it went oh, you're to get one.
Speaker 2:You're going to get one. Don't you worry, don't you worry.
Speaker 3:The only reason I'm saying it is because I literally feel like I'm entering a new chapter of life. I've actually made some friends this couple, the past couple weeks. My new favorite content creator, lena she's badass. We're talking about doing a podcast together. I don't want to to like jinx it because I've talked about doing podcasts with other people, but I mean this is a good thing.
Speaker 3:I don't have friends that I communicate with daily other than you. So for me to have a girl friend that I communicate with daily is kind of odd for me. You know what I mean. Like my girls all know me. They're all like fuck, we'll talk to her in a week or seven. You know what I mean. Like it's, it's just that's how me and my girls are and I've always been really comfortable with that because I've always been a loner. I don't run in packs, I don't like to run in packs, but it is kind of cool to have a girl that I can like say, talk about my husband. No, I'm joking, I know.
Speaker 3:But and I feel like I mean we've been doing comedy but nothing, no big shows coming up, just like open mics and stuff. I mean the big show is Soder, like we're going to see him Saturday. I'm so stoked about that. I love Dan Soder. He's just. I feel like he's just somebody that would have been like. I've had a lot of guy friends in my life that have always just been my guy friends. Soder fits the bill of those guys.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's just a cool, he's one of my favorites man. He's just so cool and laid back and I just, yeah, I can't get enough. It's your birthday, but we're going to see one of my favorite comedians.
Speaker 3:I mean, it's what I wanted to do, though, Like I wanted to go see a show.
Speaker 2:We have a great week. We have Look at that. That's fun. No, we have a great little. It's going to be a fun week. We're going to be off work for half a week. We're going to do a little bit of visiting and having. It's going to be great. Yeah, I have a top secret thing planned for Tuesday night that you don't even know about. That's going to be fun.
Speaker 3:I am going to be day drinking, and I say day drinking loosely because, if any of you know me, know me, know me I get two drinks a minute.
Speaker 2:She's going to have two drinks and that's going to be that I'm ready to take a nap, like I'm not that kind of party-er.
Speaker 3:I'm more fun actually sober now than I ever was drunk, which isn't saying a lot actually. That's pretty fair. So, seriously, I will be at South Mountain Hotel on Thursday, my birthday, if anybody wants a sneak surprise.
Speaker 2:And Friday no, not Friday.
Speaker 3:I don't know, probably no Friday. I want to go out to seafood. I want to go out to seafood. I want to have seafood on Friday, cause I love it.
Speaker 2:It's fine and dandy, I think, friday's shrimp night. No, I'm teasing.
Speaker 3:It's steamed shrimp. Okay, you can't just say shrimp night that that makes me think of endless fried shrimp.
Speaker 2:No, shrimp night sounds weird, steamed shrimp Speaking of which, you know I was thinking about this earlier. I need to make those crunchy shrimp that I made.
Speaker 3:Ooh, those were banging.
Speaker 2:They're almost like a red lobster style. They were like a pepper shrimp. Yeah.
Speaker 3:Oh, I remember. I remember because you rarely do the breading.
Speaker 2:I rarely fry. I'm not a fryer. You're the fryer, you're not the fryer.
Speaker 3:I'm the fry guy and I do the breading. That was one of the first times that I'd ever tasted your homemade breading and I was like it was impressive. I will give you that that was effing good. All right, Do you have any thoughts to wrap us up?
Speaker 2:I do have a thoughts. I do have a thoughts. I do have a thoughts and it goes like this Scott's thoughts. Here we are, the end of another episode, and these are Scott's thoughts. Where did it go, I don't know. Oh, a guy walks up to me and asks what's punk? So I kick over a garbage can and I say that's punk. So he kicks over the garbage can and says that's punk and I say no, that's trendy and that was Billy Joe.
Speaker 3:Armstrong, lead singer of Green Day. Okay, and if nobody's told you, motherfuckers stay trashy.
Speaker 1:Welcome aboard. This is Gilded Trash, bye.
