Ep 279: The Kids Are Dogging

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The show where we only talk about what's the most important bottom line, critical thing happening on this planet. Today on This is important. I barely even get drunk anymore, dudes. It sucks. This is how you get a caterpillar in your vagina. You get an infection. Monday you can party because you have to set it off right. Buckle up. What a boy. Damn boy. Guys, this one's going to be hot. This one's going to be short, but it's going to be funny. It's going to be super fun. If you're listening, you've been more. It's going to be short. Hot and funny. Oh, the Adam divine biographer. Hello. The hot funny and short. Is that what you said? Short, hot and funny. Adam, early points out of the game. I told you guys, first points of the new year for our boy. Well, do you guys like saying, hey, listeners? Did I get any points last week? I think I might have gotten some points. I'll tell you what I do. My beer has zero points. Zero points zero. I think that's actually what it does have points about. I think it's zero. Wow. Guys, you can't be drinking the Heineken's it. It looks so cold. And it's Heineken zero in front of me. I didn't, I didn't cool mine. So I had a room temp Heineken zero. Not as good. Not as good. Still wet. Still going to be wet. They are to be enjoyed cold. They are a sponsor of the podcast. And we're doing a little commercial for them. Right after we're done recording. Right. And that's actually how they phrase it. They said, can you guys do a little commercial? And we're like, that's what we do. You got it. Just a little bitch asked commercial. Just do one little bitch asked commercial. We can't do a big one. How was your guys's New Year's Eve? We're recording this a week before it comes out. Happy New Year. And we had already New Year's has come and gone. But we is our first time seeing each other since the New Year. So it's good to see it. It really is. And it was a great New Year. It was a fantastic New Year. It's like what you do. I just went clubbing, dude. I went clubbing. So did I? But what does that mean to you? Yeah. Did you go out clubbing people? Were you riding? No, no, no, no. No, no, no. That was the six. You save that for the six. If I no Blake, it's seals. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Come on, man. No, Samantha, DJed a party on New Year's Day. So I went out New Year's Eve to a restaurant that was kind of a party. And then I went out the next day in party to gandoo. Okay. Yes. Okay. So it's already. Yeah. What? New Year's Eve. It's science. Adam's asking what you did for New Year's Eve. Yeah. I went to a restaurant that had a party. Now with Sam with you? Yes. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I spent it with my loved one. Okay. That's nice. Thank you. That's fun. That's fun. You know what? I like a good restaurant. I feel like I'm at that age. If I'm out at a club, it's too much. It's too much. And Adam, am I wrong when I say, do you like or have you ever liked? I think maybe you have being the loud table. Oh. Huh. And if you did, do you still like being the loud table? The loud table like at a restaurant. Yeah. You know how you go to a restaurant and there's the loud table who's just having the best time and you're like, I think you guys like, you're not having a good time. You just want to be the loud table. Right. That's a lot of formative. There's a lot of clapping when laughing and you're like, Oh, God. I don't know if you really clap when you laugh when you're just at home with your friends. No. You want to be the loud table. Adam's not that guy. Adam's not that guy. I've never thought about being the loud table or wanted to be the loud table. So then you've been it? I think I want to start being. Yeah. I mean, I bet I've, I bet I've been the loud table. Yeah. Because we were having a great time at dinner, but you weren't thinking about it. No, I would not say where I'm a performative. I think I can tell the difference between the table that's having a good time and the table that wants to be the loud table. See, when I think of having a great blowout time, I think of my bachelor party at the Stake Shale and Lake of the Ozarks, and that was a true fucking banger where we all were taking our shirts off. It was getting a little wet and wild. You took your shirts off, so he knew you ordered. Of course. Yes. That was the way to notify that you tell the listeners tell the listeners so you take your shirt off. So there's a lot of us. So yeah, he was getting confused. And the only way he could get it straight is if we took your if you took your shirt off. Right. Once you order, yeah, then then he knew you had already. So it was like season salad and listen as quick quick pop quiz. If you had your shirt on, yeah, that's right, that's right, you knew you ordered. That's right. Shadows anybody driving their car who just set it out loud, send you a shirt. No, but I love a, I love a good, like a big fun dinner. I really do something about it, rowdy boy dinner, like a rowdy boy dinner. Hey, even rowdy girls, girls are invited to, okay, yeah, you know, just, you know, there might be shots involved, yeah, there might be, hey, there might be a beer chug chug off. Okay. If it's me and my boys, I like this and, and yeah, we want the dessert menu. Bring it. You know what? Give us one of each. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. One of each dessert. Such a boss move. Yeah, such a boss move. A lot of spoons. We're gonna need a lot of spoons. Oh, man. If you want to each the dessert menu, you are such a fucking boss, a leany dude. That is the most gangster move you can probably do. That sounds like a dessert. And I don't care where you're at. Now, it could be red rob and a high end restaurant. Great. It could be at, it could be at Chili's too. Yeah. Right. To go. It could be in the, in the airport. It could be at LAX Chili's too. Go at the LAX airport. Yeah. And you run by a round of desserts. Mm-hmm. You're a fucking boss. Soseline. You might be a, as, like, would say a boss, a leany, keep saying it. You keep saying it. It's fine. I'm gonna repeat it. I feel like in 2026, it's gonna be big. Oh, it's a leany, leany energy. So what was the restaurant? What was the vibe like here? Some, but it's called some, but it's a really good restaurant downtown. It's like a dessert. I was sitting by him all. Elevated Filipino food and it's very tasty. See, what I like about Blake is he gets to hang out with a lot of Filipinos. I do. I live a blessed life in that way. I know. And, admittedly, the few Filipinos that I do know, I like them. Yeah. Great time. I hate to generalize, but they're all great. They're all great. They're like the Australians of Asia. Okay. I like that. They're all great. You like them all. I like that. I got no qualms with that. Yeah. You like them all. I love it. Yeah. And when they're the loud table, dude, you go, well, they're the Australians of Asia. And I might even take it. I might say that Australians are the Filipinos of Australia. Okay. I like that. I might just say that. Well, you know what I love? I love being at a restaurant and having the background. Yeah. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. And that's the truth is, if you're loud in the back room, you're doing it because you're loud. If you're doing it out amongst everybody, like when someone shows up and everybody's screams, I'm like, I know you don't know. Here's the thing though. Well, what if it's someone's birthday? It's like a, you know, or so, you know, it's like a event. Obviously, that's an exception. I think that every restaurant should have a back room. It shouldn't just be nice restaurants. Like, I want the back room. Interesting. Had a Chili's too. Chili's. Bill, you once got busy in a Burger King background. I want a back room at Fudra. Yeah. You know what I mean? RIP. Well, someone would get Fudra. Yeah. Hell, yeah, bud. Don't go in there. Someone's getting their red fucked. Yes, points. Well, there's points. Who's points? You know what? One for each. Yes, points. Points are flowing in the new year. Okay. Well, I sort of said it first. Well, I gave it to you. They're two points for you. I said louder. When you say it louder, I'm saying it's actually better. Yeah. That's usually my move. This thing's going right to my dome. Into the mouth. Yeah, I guess. Yeah. It does have a rose. Okay. Well, that's fun. And then, and then you catch it going. New Year's day. Day. Yeah. The party train continued. New Year's Day night. The right or like day. This was a day thing. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. That's wild. Yeah, man. Yeah, man. Shout out to the parent in loss. And what is it? Because what day, what day of the week was that? That's a great question. I don't really know where to tell. I got lost. You guys over this break. I got real lost on the days. And I guess I'm wondering, like, if I guess maybe it was a Saturday night, it must have been. It must have been a weekend night. We don't even know now. Oh, no, no, no. That was New Year's Eve was Wednesday Thursday. Thursday night. Thursday is the classic party. That's the first of the weekend. That's a classic party. Yeah. Thursday's a classic party. Classic Thursday night in college. Tell us about it. It was real. It was just like, well, I mean, there was a real time where it went Tuesday this Sunday. But whoa, there was a time when you just started dipping your toe in Thursday nights freshman and sophomore year, we were like, I think we can do Thursday nights now. It's all good. I just want a party. It's a slippery slope, though, because it does become Tuesday nights. But Thursday nights, because Fridays and Saturdays just aren't enough. Oh, no. And you want a party all the time. Yeah, my college days were spent at the Hollywood improv. And yeah, for us, it was chocolate Sunday. It was a way. Yeah. Well, no, Mo better Monday. Mo better Monday. That was ours. That was ours. No, we Wednesday night really went off. That was like the college night, and Blake remembers where they would bus in UCLA kids or what? Yeah, UCLA and USC kids. Yeah. Literally, literally bus them in, right? Yeah. They would come in like fratts or sorties would like bring a literal bus. And so then it was just chaos. And I was 21 working there. And it was time, time of my life. And I would say the college kids are the Filipinos of Australia. That's how crazy they are. Okay. I told you, dude. But Wednesday nights, man. Yeah. What day can't you party? And so when you're, when you're girls DJing, where are you? Are you stage side? Or are you mingling? Are there friends you're there with? Or do you just have to stage? The answer is Monday, Blake. Monday is the day that you rest. And Monday, you can party, because you have to set it off, right? I think Tuesday is the day for no party. Tuesday is a non-party day. Okay. I would say Monday and Tuesday, that should be your, you're taking a break. I would say Monday feels wrong. And Tuesday feels naughty and a good Isaac popping in with Taco Tuesday. That is great. But that's why they create it. And Blake, is there a reason you don't have that tattoo across your belly? Maybe the only good thing he's ever put in the chat. Beats at the first time. He's really come, come in swing. And thank you, Isaac, Taco, too. Because because Adam, that was so automatic for him. That wasn't even a thought. Now, that's just a major reaction from the southern California sun burnt down. Brosh, dude. Mm-hmm. Big red, the red wave. He's right, though. I think that's why they started Taco Tuesday is because Tuesdays are so bad and depressing that they had to ignite it with Taco Tuesday. Why are Tuesdays depressing? But Tuesdays, Tuesdays suck. Tuesdays are terrible. I don't know. I hate Tuesdays. I don't know. Tuesdays, you're on, you're on your way. Nothing happens on Tuesday. There's no football. There's no. And you know, I love my football. There's no swimming. So there never has one. It's not a day. You're right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe Tuesday does so. Tuesday is, I think it is the worst day of the week. But that's my point is that like Tuesdays for leaders, okay? Because if you go out, if you grab your guys and you go out on a Tuesday, you're setting the fucking tape. You want to be the loud take, go to see a lot loud tables. Tuesday night is the king night for loud tables because people are going out with intention. Mm-hmm. I was intoxicated. Tuesday, Tuesday night is when you go out and any table in the restaurant is the loud table because they're one of the only tables in the restaurant. So anyone who's there talking is the loud table. Also, if you were going out on a Tuesday in college, you were running into all the alcoholics. So it was just like a automatically, hey, you're out. I see you around. But like Tuesday, here we are. Fuck. Dude, Chloe and I will run into, we used to go to the bar, one of the di bars down the street from our house. And we used to go there often to where we knew a lot of the people, the barflies, that and now we will see them out and about in the streets or even like walking with bow. And we will see them like walking a dog wearing sweatpants covered in piss. Like we're staying on their shirt. And they're like, hey, I'm close. Look at you. You had the baby. You had the baby. They try and touch the baby. And you're like, Jesus Christ. We like know this person. We like, and by the way, hugged them. We've hugged this person. You know, there's smell. Dozens of times. Dozens of times. So like very friendly in the bar and the bar very friendly. Yes. But then you see them out in the real world. And they're like, just shuffled looking. They're black out. And it's a Tuesday. I look for part of me thinks this is when Adam's out walking and he kind of catches his reflection. And looks away thinking he saw somebody from the bar that he got with. But really he got drunk with herself looking. I barely even get drunk anymore, dude. I'm with you. But I just got back from vacation. Are we tied? Are we tied? Are you done? Finish with your? Have we? What did he say? Milked your new year's blazer? Uh, yeah. Yeah. No, it wasn't that. Like how was the DJ night? I assume that was the real sad. Healed it. She ripped it up, dude. It was dope. Yeah, anybody's dicks come out or what kind of party was it? Uh, no, it wasn't, it wasn't that. It was, it was like, it was like elevated. Oh, it was kind of an elevated hip-hop party. Say less. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Elevated hip-hop. I'll say a little more. So a little more. Is this like backpack wrap? Is that what we're saying? A lot of electric relexation from a tribe call quest. Yes, it is. It's a party called the doover. It's a party that's been blasted in Los Angeles for a very long time. Jesus. It's like, I think it's like 20. That's a Sunday party, isn't it? Usually. Yeah, but this was the new over because it's new year and they always do a party. Did you come up with that? I did say, guys, I stopped. Stop the, stop the music. I got it. No, but it was, it's cool. But yeah, they, they place like older hip-hop and stuff like that. It doesn't get dicks weren't out. They could be, but I didn't see them and my dick stayed cheap. Imagine if they played newer hip-hop. I'm doing it now. I'm doing it literally. No one would be dancing. No, we were talking about that. No one would be dancing because the hip-hop that I've heard lately, it's not dancing music. From like the new, the new kids, it's just like, yeah, yeah, it's a little horror quarry. It's a little horror quarry. Yeah, yeah, everyone's just like trying to like peel their fingernails off. Like in the video. It's like, what fucking spooky shit? What artist are you speaking of right now? I'm kind of, you don't even know. Adam, you don't know. I don't know. But there is a sound. There is a sound. There's not many people to differentiate these days. It's not a lot of dance fun hip-hop. It's like, we've entered a realm of who was the one that passed away, and he was like the guy, and then it's like emo wrap. Like ex-extension on the little peep. Was his name? Oh, yeah. Yeah, but someone like that. Now everything, now everyone's a little zan. They're sleepy. Everyone's so sleepy. Or they're peeling their fingernails off to feel something. No, I'm like peeling the internet. Okay, I blame it. I blame Instagram. She's getting watered down. People are trying to, yeah, who knows. I actually like it. I love it. I think it's all cool and good. I'm young too. That's cool. Dude, I just I read it. I like was going to sleep us And I'm looking at my phone when I should just be like put it down and this thing called doggy. Have you heard of doggy? No, but come on. I'm already in what is so apparently it was a thing and where are you discovering this place? It was an article on red device. It was like vice.com or something But I that's not where I found it. I for whatever reason it was just in my feed and I But it's called doggy. I guess it started in like the 90s in the UK And it would be like all the sexy golf pains in the guy They go out into fucking fields in the parking lots and they go up to the little parking areas and they'd fuck each other And they'd like have gangbanks and shit. Balky doggy. This sounds like a righteous gemstones. It does like club warehouse. Yes, it does. It does seem like that. I'm gonna go this is now happening in LA and you're just in Griffith Park and all the fucking goth kids With their spiky Elmer glue hair Are fucking each other and just in the parks and shit. Wait. What? This is a public daytime fucking or is this? This is like in the evening, you know, this is a true shame. It's the cover of night sunsets early. It's a winter time. So sunsets in early. Right. It's under the cover. But there's like 40 of them out there just fucking each other and it's called doggy. But by the way, I don't believe it because I was having a hard time believing it because the photos that that that vice magazine had Everyone was real cool really real sexy and real cool looking In a way that I'm like did they only catch this sexy hot ones because I know some goth people So this is a group of attractive goth people Fucking outside instead of just Paring up and fucking to crib like a normal person. Yep. This is how you get a caterpillar in your vagina You get an infector. This is the way you get mosquito bites on your dick and there's scorpions out there This is a Griffith Park, you know, they're true. We're in the desert. Are there scorpions? And by the way, I hope they're honoring the the gay population that have been using Griffith Park for generations For hand jobs and blow jobs. Really? I hope they're giving I hope they're pouring one out. They're taking over Yeah, they're sort of taking that from the gaze. Don't love that. Yeah, that's fucked up And and you just randomly discovered this at him. This wasn't something you You didn't seek that out Doggy Well, we'd have to I don't I'm not logged into my instrument. No, not everything needs a name And I'll start with this does not need a name. Yeah, that should just be called like public group sex, right? That's just a word you in the park. Can you guys open Todd's link? I can't open it, but Yes, I can open should we start making hot dogs called Todd's links? No, it says this content may be inappropriate and I have to log in You got to log in and then then I don't know sorry Todd. What what is it? Is it pornographic? I got a log It must be the the link to because I I was on Instagram Instagram is is the vice article Now when you say vice article you're reading on Instagram. Yeah, what the hell or it's like a vice like 60 minutes type thing It was like look at these look at these like six slides and it sort of broke it down the article and then oh You'd have to pay to read the whole article and I'm not gonna do that. Yeah, but I am gonna look at the slides And then tell my boys about it the next day And the what I what the reason I don't believe it is the people in the article or the people in the photos that supposedly they just caught mid mid like Don't look Were way too sexy and cool looking and I'm like that's not what they would actually look like If you get a bunch of goth people in a park fucking these are goth baddies though These are goth baddies goth baddies can do they don't have to go to the park They they don't need to be dog and but the thing it started with you guy and you better band you Okay, they'd all be sexy, but with really fucked up taste. Oh, okay, down there Way too much. Do you like when you do the accent? Do bridge people Do bridge people still have fucked up teeth or have they have they swung the other way on I think if you don't have money You're teeth are fucked up. Why are their teeth notoriously fucked up? Why why why is it that way? Oh, I don't think they gave a shit for a while. Yeah forever. I think America really if you watch like British reality shows now, they're teeth are fucking perfect. Oh, yeah They're back and they're huge and the huge huge huge I feel like people care now, but it I don't know I maybe we should go back to fucked up teeth. That's just sex dude Oh Lisa we should tell them about our new show. Oh my god, Lexi. It's called don't lie to me I'm Lexi you want to wear two best friends 22 years apart, but so close at heart and I'm Lisa Julio the old one which means we have wildly different references occasionally different opinions and at this point in my 50s I lived it all I'm not gonna get anywhere to fight you. That is wild. 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People like Jade Fonda, George Michael, Richard prior And we pull apart the story behind the image And we do this by digging through the BBC's vast archive We're talking iconic moments in broadcast history I'm not just a boxer I'm educating I can talk all we own millions of subjects And forgotten interviews that change how we see these giants of our culture Well, if changing the system from the ground up is revolutionary, then I'm revolutionary We're here for the messy, the brilliant, the human version of our heroes And when I go on stage, I like to dress as slutty as possible because it makes me dance better for some reason I'm Immanuel Jochi I'm Kai Wright and this is Big Lives Listen to Big Lives on the iHeartRadio app Apple podcasts or wherever you get podcasts When you watch movies from the 80s and you look at some of these people's Oh my god is coffee and cigarettes stains on like a marital street You're like what happened? Yeah, I'm worried about I was telling you guys on the pod a while back, but I watched Charlie and the chocolate factory And the motherfuckers are so ugly and they're pretty Yeah, everyone is uglier than the next It's just back the people are the teeth Not both the people the teeth all of it. It's all fucked, bro. Go watch that movie Everybody is ugly as fuck. Yeah, not a lot of beautiful people in that film Very ugly. I can only picture the new one It might be the ugliest movie ugliest cast If you guys only picture won't go. No, no, no, not why the way I didn't hate wonka the way people did Really, wait is that that is like dad turn this off This is the worst movie I've ever seen. I know. I remember you saying that I didn't wait. The one with Chalamet or the one with Johnny Depp, I think I just think too. Amy Chalamet, a little cutie with the booty. - Really? - You're talking about the newest one. - The prequel? - I was talking about the Tim Burton one he said wonka. - Wonka is the newest cool one. - You talked to him about that. - They're all probably. - Durs house here new years. - Okay. - What's the neighbor's house? Did a kid throw down? - Full dad mode. - We'll wake up the next day at 530 and went to Mexico and drank for four days. - There was a hot dog in my ass. - That's where you were in Mexico? - Went to Mexico, yeah. - Oh, hell yeah, what? - Same. - Hey. - At the Esperanza Resort where I was waiting for you to tell. - What? - Yeah, look back at that hotel. - It is. - That place rocks. - Amazing. - It's incredible. - It's humongous. - It's way larger than that. - I didn't even, I was only there for 24 hours because I was in a mobile making a movie and darted in and darted out. It's huge. I didn't know there were like seven other pools and like other places to be in restaurants and blah, blah, blah. Anyway, it was great. We rode camels. Dude, you rode camels. - I didn't know that the resort was that large either. I like Chloe begrudgingly took a walk. I'm like, I want to walk around the property and she's like, yeah, I want to go to the pool and I'm like, just walk with me. It was a nightmare. She was the whole car. It's like, are we done? Are we done walking? I'm like, just fucking walk for, yeah. Let's walk for 20 minutes and then we'll be done walking. But we walked first like 10 pools and like every pool has like a swim up bar. - Oh, that's awesome. And all of you're thinking of is the one right next to the like a dog swimming pool. - Well, that one's bad ass. That one's just very cool. - Didn't even go there till the last day. - Oh, yeah. - Didn't even make my way over there. - Oh, it's because the children aren't allowed over there, correct? And did you bring all three kids? - Yeah, yeah. - Just two. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I don't know. - No, as a third, I bring them all. 'Cause I got left home. - You did? - Sometimes. - What? - Oh, this is great, there is lore. What? - Yeah, this is-- - They used to go to vacations without you. - That and I stayed home and I was like, that's it. I'm talking about. (both laughing) - See you in the park, I'm Dalgan. - When it would be like-- - Hey, old brother, take me out of Dalgan stuff. We're like too expensive. Like if my parents were like, we're going, I think my family went skiing like three times without me. (both laughing) - What the hell? Because it was too expensive to bring you? - Yeah, and I was too young. I think I was like-- - Yeah. - That is so hard. - And I know 13, 5, 4, 3, 2, 3, 7. - Wait, I was like, what about for my high school graduation? - Wait, who watched you? - I would go to my grandma's house. - The squirrels-- - He's making it. - I would stay at my grandma's house. - Yeah, well, was that for at least? - Sure. (both laughing) - Yeah. - And fine. - Never learned how to ski, so I was a fucking adult. - Oh my God. - No, none of them. - Well, no, I can't get that. I gotta get that. - I do not, but that is fucking wrong, dude. - I mean, look, I'm having a four-year-old now in a 12 and a eight-year-old. The 12 and the eight-year-old can do all sorts of shit that the four-year-old can't. So I said we rode camels. We went to this place where you could do like ATVs and all this stuff, but like a four-year-old can't do that, they're like not allowed to. So we were like, all right, fuck it. Let's ride these camels, which was still kind of hilarious. Yeah, I'm like, all right, yeah. Now I've ridden a camel. Check. - Yeah, but camels in Mexico is so funny. - Yeah, that's funny. - Up and down the beach with just psychos on ATV, zipping back and forth. That's all you could do on ATVs was go back and forth. - Yeah, so this goal is to go as fast as you possibly can. - Yeah, you should race them on your camel. You know camels, you're pretty fast. - Well, that's very fun. I mean, what a blast. What a blast that is. - Went into Cancun, Earth Cancun. Went into Cabo, went into Cabo and went to some restaurant and like sent a picture to my brother who was a notorious global partier. And he was like, you should go next door to so-and-so and like started dropping all the names. I'm like, how do you know? He went to spring break. I think for 12 years. - Wow. - Like starting software year in college and he just kept going. - That's legendary. - Yeah. - That's smart. - That is awesome. - Why not? - Whatever, by the way, happens kind of a lot. Whenever I meet someone that is like, I'm actually friends with Eric Holm. They're party animals. - They're dog. - They're wild boys. - Yeah, he did it. - He did it. - I never got to go on spring break. I never went on a spring break. - Meaning, they're so wild. - Meaning either we were in the pool. - We're so lame. We never had a spring break. Let's maybe we should have a late one. - No, we did go on spring break. We went down to Florida before we were in Gohalex. - Yeah. - We were like 25 years old. - That is true. - But that was crazy. - What was it? - Not Tauhasty. - Pensacola. - Pensacola. - That was, that seemed almost like a nightmare scenario. Like I'm almost kind of glad I didn't do spring break after seeing that one. - I think that was a bleaker area. - It was gnarly. - There's certain like tears. - Right. - And you know when people are bawling out when they're like, we left the country for spring break and you're like, oh, got it, cool. Yeah. But people like, we all drove down to somewhere. And you know, it was like a true throwdown. - Well, I remember we went down to, during spring break, we were in, at OCC. - You got this too. - Come on, we drove down to, when we were like 18, drove down to, where is, what is the town? It was just south of Tijuana in Mexico. - It's a nada, whatever. - What is it called? - Rose, all the, Rose Rita. - Yeah, Rose Rita. - Yeah. - Isaac on fire. - Yeah, I'm sorry. - We went to Rose Rita. - We went to Rose Rita and went to Papa's in beer. - And it was fucking chaos. - Yeah. - I got a handcuff that night. - Sure. - And then the, I think I was just so drunk that cops were just like, I thought I was gonna pay them off, but I had no money. So they were like, and they just let me go. - Dude. - They're like, you don't, you really don't have any money, they're like, I don't like it. - No, no. - All right, whatever. Cut 'em loose. - Damn. That's dangerous brother. That's gonna be a lot of work. - I mean, dude, it was like, and every waiter, is like, do you want water or just tequila? And you're like, I do want water. And then they're like, what about the little one? Tequila for you, young man? And he's, my eight year old's like, what? (laughing) - Burn. - No. - Everywhere we went. - Do you have one son that you're like, oh, he's gonna be my wild man? That you're already pegging, like, of course. - Oh yeah. I pegged him and that's why he's gonna be the wild one. - Okay. - All right. - Boss Alini. (laughing) - I'm a boss Alini. - Not boss Alini, dude. - Very much not boss Alini. - Yeah. - That's kind of crazy. - Two and three. - Two and three and three. - They're trouble. - Yeah. - Interesting. - Yeah. - It's mostly 'cause two is wild and made, and he made it three wild. - Yeah. - Damn. - Like, three is like, oh, this is how we operate. And I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no. - Well, I will say number two. Anders was very nice to my son. Number one. To my number one. - Yeah. - That's number two. - When we went to your house for Easter, he was very good with little kids. He's really good with little kids. - And so he was really old. - My oldest is two like cerebral. - Oh yeah. - Yeah. - You know, legendary. - He's the Dahmer. - Yeah, he's already. - He's making how does this kid work? - And then he opens them up. - Yeah. - Bro. - What temperature does his skin start to melt off his body? Okay. Okay, number one. Okay, Anders, number one. Go over there. - Number one. - Number one. - Number one. - Oh, man. - What'd you do with you? - I would do Vegas for New Year's. - Oh, that's right. - That's right. - How was it, bro? - It was an absolute throwdown in a way that happened. - Did you meet the man in a long time? - Did you meet the man? - Did you know him? - Yeah. - Yeah. - Very briefly. - It was, you met him? - Yeah. - It was like, I was introduced. He acted like he knew me. - Oh. - That's a great reason. I think he was talking to me because I was talking with Jelly Roll. - Sure. - And then he came. - Oh wow. - Wow, it starts to hooded. - He came to talk with Jelly Roll. And then he knew he was everywhere. - Jelly Roll is everywhere. - Well, yeah, to show that night. And then he came to the club where Bruno was performing. And then I was in the same little like booth area. - As in bungalow. - So it was sick, but we flew in that morning. So we're up at like six, 30 in the morning to catch our flight, flew in, dropped our bags off when straight to the football game. The Las Vegas Bowl, Nebraska versus Utah, Nebraska got smooved. - I saw that and then I remembered you were in Vegas and I felt bad. - It worked. - But your quarterbacks are right? - Yeah, he's hurt. We had a few other people that are injured. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I believed it. - That's so nice of you, Blake. - Worked. - And then, but we had sick. - Still fun. - So we were like right there. So that's super fun. And then the coach, coach rule, he put us up in his personal box. So we're like partying with his wife and like, her friends and like other coaches, kids and stuff. And it's right there. We're doing shots. We're having a good time and drinking beers. Dog and it, dog and it. And then we go back and we start dogging it. And then we dogged it. And then they put my baby dog in it and we lost. And then we made it back to the hotel. How's that stadium, Psyk? Very sick. Vegas. Don't reach into it. Brand new. Oh, yeah. That's very sick. Very dark, dude. The Raiders for sure play there. It was the exact opposite of Sophia, where everything, where Sophia is like an alien spaceship has landed. Hairy. And it's airy and big and white and beautiful and everything's light and everything's huge. This is like dark and everything is black and blacked out and it feels very compact. So to you, white is beautiful and dark black is, I don't know, where are you going with that? Yeah, it's a big white and beautiful thing. I'm not it. I didn't say it wasn't beautiful. I'm saying it was darker, but so it was sick, it was very, it was fucking cool. And then we, we make it back to the casino and by the grace of God and we have the girls all meet up with us. We get ready. We get all dapped up. You know, Vegas style and I got to see some fit pics and then dude, didn't take a single photo. What? None of us did. We were too drunk. Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. We're too drunk. Hell yeah. And then Ryan, our boy, looks us up with partying in, it was a weird, it was a weird Vegas experience because we were so like out of the fold, that it wasn't, yes, what do you, what do you mean by that? Yeah. Or into in the full. I don't know what, what the term would be. So we weren't with people, we were in a booth and on the field, and then where we were in Vegas, we keyed, let us party in the, the MGM grand. So you were not amongst the people, I think it's what you're saying. Yes. You were like behind your, walking behind tunnels and through and yeah. So we were, we partied in the, great, great. The MGM grand mansions, bossa, lean. Yeah. The huge rooms in the MGM. Yes. I didn't know about that. So they made, I think he said there's 20 rooms, something, I think this is right. I think there's like 20 or 30 rooms. Each room, 20,000 square feet, holy Toledo. And there's this huge atrium with like this 100 foot Christmas tree, it's stunningly beautiful. Right. You know, like, you know, I, we all got cocktails, the cocktails are like $50 a piece. They're the most delicious espresso martini you've ever had, but it was like $45 and we're like, you're paying for this or it's, I didn't pay for this. I did not pay for this, Zach, Zach paid for this and was shook and I'm like, I'm so sorry dude. The idea of Zach being like, you kind of hooked up everything. Let me, let me get this and it's just four drinks or six drinks or whatever. I saved for dinner and dinner was very expensive, but where do we, where do we, where do we, and then our, our boy, we had, we had, no, this is the story and then we go back okay, a back path where our cars are waiting, they take us to Carbone River area, river area. We went. Yeah. And at the Bellagio, Fountains be Fountain and, and the last, an absolute banger of a meal. You know, you lean over, you go, that's a pretty big squirt. That's the loud table, baby. I guess we're the loud table. We, we were not the loud table. We were way out done in Vegas. Like, there's some people being very loud. Yeah. I don't have to. When they, by the way, loud table people, when they get to Vegas, it's like a world series. There are Olympics. Yeah. The wheel. Here we go. Here we go. And it is regional. It's like, what is a New York loud table versus like a Scottsdale loud table? There was all that going on. There was, there was a, I mean, there's like, it's international loud tables. Right. Of course, of course. And thank you. It's international. There was a, there was a Instagram. There was like a influencer loud table where they're just like, they'll meet each other the whole time. Yeah. They're wearing like all Versace everything, you know, they have like a little dog with them. It was fucking insane. I say, again, those, those guys that we met that are the CEO of MGM, and then the other guy who I thought was the head of food and beverage, who we met, they're, the real tall, like, jock-looking guy with a strong jaw. Do you remember? Not thunder down on F1, not thunder down on F1, those are the only guys you remember. Blake only remembers them. I so I text Ryan, who was our Vegas hookup. He was our ex agent. Now he's the president of MGM Entertainment. He's got a huge job and he's a true boss, Salini, and he hooked everything up. So I text him. I see the CEO and the head of food and beverage. What are their names? And he says their names and the head of food and beverage walks past me and I, he told me he was Patrick. So I'm like, Patrick, Patrick, Patrick, because you really leaned it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, because I'm dumbling down, you know, he's walking past me and I like lean back and I hit him and he turns around and he goes, oh, hey, yeah, you're Ryan's guy. Right? And I'm like, yeah. And he goes, yeah, I'm not Patrick. And I'm like, oh, that's fine. Okay. He played it. I was like, oh, no, it's fine. It's fine. But then he's like, where are you guys going after this? I'm like, I think we want to go see Bruno Mars and he's like, I got you and he hooked us up and gave us this back that sick booth that we got on that second night that overlooks the stage. Perfect. And it was perfect. And it was, um, but it was a different Vegas experience because we didn't get to, you're not just like, at a let table or like, you're not just at a black truck table meeting new friends, meeting people, you know, but, but it was, it was super fun. That sounds dope. That's, that's the way I would want to do it too. Just like back doors, like, oh, it's, it was very cool, but it was, it was a weird, weird way to do Vegas. Unlike anything I've, I've ever done, you know, yeah, you like to high five strangers walk through the floor, honestly, a little bit, a little bit, and, and, and establish what I might call a loud table. Absolutely. Yeah. Kind of get my crew walk through Vegas through some lobbies stumbling around. I, a few people and find the fellow stumbles and be like, I assemble my loud table where the drugs unite. Right. There's two places I see Adam strut. And I think it's the floor in Vegas and airports shades on Adam likes the strut. 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Together we set out to interview everyone who got one of Patre and Michael's letters. As one married couple, trying to understand another. Listen to death of an artist on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Well, see, here's the thing with me in an airport. You guys, you guys, Piddle, Piddle about your Piddle and you're dickin' around. I'm like, fuck it. What are we doing here? We're just enjoying our time walking through this terminal. Let's fucking get there, boys. Right. And see ya. And it would help me tremendously if you explain more about us, Piddling. Yeah. What are you guys doing? What are we doing? You're looking at the lights. You're fucking shuffling your little feet around. Your guys are like, fuck it, and shelman, yeah. But the plane is gonna take off. That's the same thing. That's right. That's right. And guess who's gonna be there, who's gonna be first sitin' down while you guys are off Kiddlin'. That is right. I forgot. You like to show up to the airport late, basically. I like to be there. Yeah. Same. I like to be very early to hear. I hate that word. I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm biggest. If I like to get a little about, I'm like, if I'm early, I go to Hudson News, I'm dropin' at least $100 on just bullshit magazine, Rob report magazine, I'm gettin' a dog fancy. I like to go and look at like the art installations at an airport. I think that's all very fun. That stuff is great. The art installations at LAX are absolutely suspended garbage. There's garbage. Literally. They have a jumbo tron, made of garbage at LAX that means to me lits on five years. It's crazy that that's what, when the world, it's an inner, Tom Bradley's are international terminal, right? Yeah. And they have the jumbo tron, made of literal garbage, and they call that art. And so people come here from Singapore, which is a stunning airport, the Singapore airport is unlike any, so is it, whatever scene, it's beautiful, it's so big, beautiful and white. And then they come to LAX and they see our garbage jumbo tron, and they're like, welcome. Welcome to LAX. Welcome to LAX. And I'm sure there's a good story behind it where the artist is like this, represents whatever. I'm sure. But it doesn't look good. You know what airport fricking got struck from jaws? What the fuck are we doing? My dream, my dream, when going to an airport is, I show up one second before they like, I like when the, when the woman tells me who, who you, we just got you in. If you were one second later, you wouldn't have been able to get it. You're lucky. You're not checking a bag. Guess what? I never check a bag. I never, I never wanted to check a bag. I, and you turn around and heard that gives me your lucky. You're lucky. And then, and then I, I like to go through TSA and then they're like, whoof, you barely got through. We barely got you through. And then I like to be, they're closing the door and I'm, and then since I walk with such authority, I go halt and there and that it's was so much authority. I said, halt. And they go, what? And they don't quite close the door. I'm the, I'm the one you've been waiting for. And then they open the door and I walk in. And as I'm loading my bag up into the stall above my seat, the woman says, you're lucky we didn't take off without you. And then I strap in and then we take off my dreams and I see, I like, I've achieved it often. That gives me great anxiety knowing that is what is where you like to function at is. And by the way, Adam, what's great about what Blake is saying is I think he misses the most flights out of the three of us. Yes. I've only missed one flight in my life and that was out of Burbank and it was because I didn't realize that they like shut the door like 30 minutes before the flight takes off for something. Yeah. And I was there. I was there. Very early. 15 minutes. Yeah. I was just watching football as I do see cool. If you would have told me you were just watching football or just got drunk at the bar and you missed five flights, I would believe that. I truly know. No, I was just because I've only ever missed one flight too. And that was because I was so blackout drunk the night before and we were, we were, I had a show and it was in Miami. And then at the Miami airport, we like all missed our flight because we were just too drunk to make it to the airport. Right. But that's kind of like all story. That's awesome. Hey, remember that time and then we all miss our flight. I just didn't walk over to the gate. I just, I thought I could go. Oh, you were sitting there. I thought I'd watch that ball at home. No, I was watching football in the restaurant and then I walked over and they're like, the gates closed. I'm like, that's my plane right there and they said, you can't get on it because I think I've only missed flights because of like connection. I've missed connections where you're like, and then you got to like fucking high tail it. That's it. They're like, it's closed. Well, that's, that's usually not your fault. Yeah. Yeah. That's because you know, you're delayed or whatever. I think I missed a flight before. Isaac, have I missed a flight? I'll tell you what, the Vancouver airport, I would, because I missed a connection flight. I was at the Vancouver airport for like eight hours. That place for fucking rocks, dude. That's beautiful. That's a great one. They've got a little like area that is like just a tree and it's outside. It's beautiful. And then when you walk through, it gives you like the history of Vancouver as you walk. And you can look around and kind of look at the light. Oh, I pitter about that. I pitter. I like how it's piddling and I feel like you were, you guys were like, really taking it back when I said you piddled. And then Blake has proven that he is a piddler. I piddled the hail. I do not. I do not. I do not. You piddled. I piddled. He doesn't pittle. He goes and crushes food. He like goes. He gets like a truck. But he doesn't be lying there. He doesn't be lying. He be lines. I don't be lying. He he he. He never be lying. Um, I by the way, I'm a beeline guy in the airport. The Cabo airport as soon as you walk out that bar there, uh, the best. Okay. Now I'm listening. That sitting there and getting a couple beers set up for your guys who are about to land. Oh, man. And be and be ready to be the loud table in an authentic way. A p might be the greatest feeling of all time, fucking buying the rounds for your guys just so they when they land and they get off the plane, they walk out there and you guys fucking get it going. That's like some, uh, Noreland shit as well. Hey, did you, did you rent the car from the resort? Did you have the Esperanza car pick you up in the SUV? Yeah. Did you have you the little Coranitas? What do you mean? What's the corn? Or the corona? The little thing that I did not, I did not drink as soon as I got in the car week. That's it. Hey, turning your man card, bro. Don't worry. I mean, so by the way, just a circle back to, um, what we got for Christmas, I didn't mention that I got a whoop from, uh, whoop my wife, right? So she can see where I am, attract me, uh, whoop. It's like it shocks you. It shocks you when you like, disagree with your wife. A whoop is like a tracker. It's maybe like a book, like some woman, yeah, for more than three seconds, or guys are found out. Um, um, yeah, if you're doggan, uh, hello, don't take away when you sleep and like, track your sleep and it tells you all sorts of shit about your body. My weird week, my whole week was like 25% recovery because it was like, how many drinks - Did you have yesterday? - That was it. - I'm on vacation, this thing just judges you the whole time. - I don't like this. - So I think now that I'm back, I'm gonna be in good graces, but dude, it was like, you're dying. - That's so cool. - But no, getting, you know what they had at this hotel? Was the new Lincoln, was it a navigator or whatever? This thing is fucking sick. - You're in. - Lincoln's new dashboard situation, is that the big screen is across, and it's right under the windshield, and then there's like a flat table of like a, of like, what are we calling this, the dashboard? No, but like, I don't even know how to describe it. It's fucking different than any car I've ever seen before, and it looks kind of fucking sick. - Okay. - Todd sent a link. - Let me see this thing. - And this Lincoln navigator. - If you have a Lincoln navigator, there's a lot of people doing it. - That's possibly, dude. - It's like a table top in front of you. - Yeah, that is Bossalini. - This gotta be expensive. Holy moly. - It starts at 91,000. - That's a big car. - That's a big boy. - That's a big car. - Damn. - I don't, I don't wanna car that big in LA, but if I lived in Orange County, or somewhere where it's a little bit spread out. - Maybe I get one, maybe I get one. - It's not really sick. - Not really, I kind of meant like, well now I have garages now. - That a boy. - I've upgraded my garage situation. - Dude, I am so excited for you. - I'm excited. - I'm excited. - Get a big car and build a gym at home. - Okay. - Poor man. - I know you like being the loud guy working out at the gym. - Oh, he for sure. - Dude, I was the loud guy the other day. I was like, kind of, I had my headphones in. Lasting, I was really pushing myself and this trainer that I know, this is a female trainer, I'm like, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. - The last two reps and I didn't even realize I did it and she goes, and I'm like, what's that? And I take my headphones out and she's like, wow, really going for it, huh? And I'm like, ah, fuck, I'm screaming, aren't I? - I know I'm screaming, because people have called me out on it before, we were like, you're so loud when you work out. And I'm like, I can't, I can't help it. So not the loud table, but you are loud at the gym. - I am loud at the gym, you know? - Wow. - You're exerting some demons. - Yeah, yeah. - You're exercising your demons. - Interesting. - Which I had been. - Interesting. - Well, that's exciting your garage situations changing. - So maybe you don't have a gym at home, but. But maybe I get a big ass car. The issue is, is Chloe cannot handle a big car. And this is the S&D. She also likes to take a bunch of shit with her all the time. She always has a bunch of stuff on her. So she needs the bigger car, but she can't handle this Lincoln navigator. - I mean, you know what this is, you know what you say? You go, you can't drive this daddy's car. Where are the keys to it? You'll never know. Oops. - Daddy's car. - Yeah, but like stuff. - She's putting it in a car. - She probably has a waiting thing besides a mid-size SUV, you know? - No, that's right. And that's what we have. It's in the shop, it's been in the shop for three months. - Because from the thing? - The accident, yeah, my assistant got rear-ended just at a red light in our car. Yeah, and it's been out of commission for the three months. And we still have a rental. - So cool. - I'm sorry. - We can't take backs. Any apologies, any epic slams? - No, happy new year. Happy new year, guys. - It feels good. - And 26, we've been, by the way, we've been friends and we've been doing comedy. - If that's what you call this. - Yeah, yeah. - For so long to come. - Adam, I'm gonna say it that way. Reminds me of a while we're friends. (laughing) - For so long to really have. When I enter a new year, I kind of clock back and look at all the relationships in my life. And just to see us for doing it for this long. - Crazy. - I'm proud of us. - And when you say you clock track, and you think of all the relationships, is this you literally going through your phone and sending happy new year's texts through your kind of like roller decks of people who you know? - No, I've done that in the past, but I did not do that this year. - And the past year. - It's okay. I think that's okay. - That's okay. - I kind of don't like them from people I haven't seen for a while. - Yeah, really. - Yeah, I go not now. Text me on a fucking Tuesday in the middle of, like just out of nowhere. - I'm just going up. - Dude, dude. - Don't text me when you're going through your fucking roller decks. - Sorry. - Not a fan. That's all. - Okay. - Does he feel personal? - Don't tap in. - Don't tap in. - And Adam, is this, are you glad we're friends? - I am, I am. Will I say things like this or are you glad we're friends all this time? - So don't tap in. - You know, a lot of people could have bailed on us. - Sure. - You know, one of us could be, could be like a Kyle who just up and decides not to do the podcast. And doesn't talk to us about it. Say, hey, I think I'm going to dip from the podcast for a while, you know. He doesn't even have that conversation. He just stops showing up. - Right, we just get cryptic messages through channels. - Yeah, you just hear through your manager that he's not going to do it for a while now. - Okay. - A while is forever. - But I'm glad the three of us are standing strong. - Which Ninja Turtle is Kyle? - You know, he's Donald Teller. - So I'm telling you. - Yeah. - Yeah, it's great. And by the way, that's everyone's least favorite turtle. - You know what? This isn't a take back, but I did, I did come across a YouTube clip the other day or something that was like calling me out for talking about the like mental health days and they're like, "Durs isn't fucking good, I did it." Guess what? All I'm doing is asking questions about what you're doing on your mental health days. What's protocol? How are you, is just not going to work? - So this isn't, so I'm not taking it back, you're doubling me down. - I'm thinking of things that I think people want me to take back. And this is a double down. - Yeah, this is double down. Which by the way, we have to start to say double down. - You're right. - And play. - Can I say these are double downs? - It's not something that I want to take back, but it's something that I want Blake to take back. - What's that? - When you say Tuesdays is the worst day. - When that song, it's going up on a Tuesday. - I mean, that is a great point. - Who is that Sway Lee? Who is that? - I love Makonen. - Yeah, come on. Adam's being sarcastic. - Yeah, yeah. And I take that back. - I am impressed that you pulled Sway Lee. That's pretty impressive. - I used to work out with him. - And Blake, what is a Sway Lee song? - And he, and that would be, he's in race rumored. - So you know quite a few. - Oh, fan. - Yeah. - I think that might be the last new hip hop group that I enjoy. - Oh yeah, they fucking rock. They were the guys that they were on Ellen, the same day I was on Ellen. And so I'm like, the whole place wreaked a weed in it. And it was my first time doing Ellen. So I'm like, okay, Ellen, get you some girl. There's fucking lady parties, you know? - She was busy somewhere yelling at some people. - And then afterwards, afterwards someone had said that the guy from Workaholics was on Ellen. And so they come out of the green room and they sprint past me. They're like, the Workaholics guys, no shit. And they run down the hall and they run right past me. And then they turn around and I'm standing in the hall like waiting to be like, hey, what's up? Then they yelled back at their publicist who ever told them and they're like, where'd he go? The Workaholics guys? And I'm like, I'm right here, man. And then they looked at me and then it was like three, two, one. Oh shit, okay. And this is what it's like being Blake's friend. This is 'cause they just thought of Blake and his hair. And then we're dumbfounded that it was a guy without that hair standing before them. - Sorry about it. - Sorry about it. - So it's okay, it's okay, really nice kids. And then they worked out at my gym for a while. So I became friendly with Swae Lee. But so it's going up on a due day. - Yeah, they said it and they're cool young people. - And they once again, they didn't say it. - Once again, they didn't say it. - No, no, no, no. I'm not talking about rage. - I love Maconan, yeah. - I love Maconan. - And isn't Maconan like what your baby shits for the first couple of weeks? - Yeah. - Something like that. - Yeah, that's the meaning. And Drake's on the track as well. - Okay. - So it goes up for them on a Tuesday. - Yeah, and you said Tuesday's the work. - I take it back because I forgot that evidence and you're right. Tuesdays can definitely go up. - Go up. - All right. - And that's that. - Another episode of up this is important. - And it's called Maconium is the new born type of food. Thank you. We saved ours. Dude, is this race rimmer? Or this is going up on a hill? Oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no. I can't tell the difference there. Woo! This song fucking rips. Yeah, it's very good. Yes. Very good. Now, would you guys call him a one-hit wonder? No way. I wouldn't. I'm Lexi Wanyle. We're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. 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