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You might be able to tell if we're all delighted to be here. Yes, we sure are. I'm a little cowboy. Take them home. Some Canadian tuxedas. Yeah. Yeah. And what do you have? Oh my rock, you know, Wyoming hoodie, I don't, low cowboy hoodie. Yeah. Oh yeah, where'd you get it? You want to check for me? No. No. No. Is it, I think it might be Cherry Los Angeles. Oh, okay. I think. I guess I just met where did you get it. It looks cosy. Oh, online. Oh, oh. Yeah, not in Wyoming. Oh. Never been there. Oh. You've never been. Never been. I actually, I've never been to Wyoming either. Two against one. And I've been to most of the states. I've been to Wyoming known for that, this horses, horses, and cowboys. And cowboys. I have a lot of friends getting into horse therapy where you go and the horses breathe on you. They, you lie there and then the horses like smell your trauma or something and they come on. They put their big old noses on you. I don't know about that. Big old horse now. Big old horse now. Horse now. And just go like, and then you go, oh, that's better. Oh, boy. We are really looking to heal ourselves, aren't we? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, they're struggling right now. Maybe a horse. Maybe a horse. Breathe on me with their messy little snout. Yeah. Then it'll all be okay. It'll be fun. I have a bit in my show that's like about a meme I saw that's like when you look into, it's a photo of a horse's eye and it's said, when you look into the eye of a horse, you're looking at the parts of yourself that you're too afraid to heal. And I kind of make fun of it. And then at the meet and greet, this woman was like, uh, no, you aren't. That is true. And she said, I have a horse therapy farm and you're invited and I have seven horses. And you will heal your inner child by looking in their eyes and listen, I don't doubt it. Listen. Sorry to the horse community. Yeah. And what is this saying? Like, don't look a gift horse in the eyes. Yeah. So, uh, there's that. Is it in the mouth? Oh, in the mouth. In the mouth. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know. I'm not a perfect person. I thought about that song forever. And funny that all three of us know that one guys, three on three, three on three. Three on three. Is that the first time? Yeah. And also it sounds a lot sexier than it is. Three on three. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Bouncing. Bouncing. Guys, I am excited because before we came to record. Yeah. Thomas reminded me that I had said that because people have been bringing me things on tour. A little trinkets and gifts. That's right. Thomas was like, don't forget to bring some stuff. And so I manically started ripping open these. I have 12 boxes of stuff. Oh, my God. And so I couldn't bring it all, but I brought stuff that's all we wanted at all. I'm kidding. I do need help going through it, but I brought stuff that's relates to us, the three of us, or I don't even know what I brought actually. I brought two things as well, but it's okay if mostly none of them are for me. No, they are. Oh, thank you, Thomas. I also, a lovely fan brought some, no, actually this fan sent these to my mom for you guys. Oh. And one for me as well. No way. Yeah. So I'll hand that out. So this is, so I've been handed some beautiful cufflinks that say district a Ontario Canada. That's where I'm from. Oh, my God. Oh, no. Oh, my God. That's cool. Maybe this person makes cufflinks and this, and this is some kind of jewel key chain that TIG has an emerald looking jewel. Did you get an emerald? Maybe. Oh, no. TIG. XO. Wait, I don't know what's from Angela, and I was from Angela. Thank you, Angela. These are Angela. How did you know? I could see you wearing those cufflinks. I honestly would. Yeah. Yeah. Those are cool. Oh. What is it? It's this. No, but it's a key chain. It's a hair clip key chain. Take us put it in her hair. I got one and something too, but I forgot to bring it in. Go to Hulu. Go to Hulu. Go to Hulu. That is really well chosen for you. That is beautiful. I mean, how would you not think I got to get this for TIG? Yeah. It's definitely TIG coated hair clip key chain. Do you think these are vintage things? They look vintage. Yeah, these really do. It doesn't look brand new, plasticky. I'm going to a wedding soon of people I've never met. Oh. Do you know you're coming? They know I'm coming. Because that's in the shape of a-- Why make a splash? Can I tell you? This is a shape of a maple leaf, right? Yeah. These are Canadian cufflinks. Yeah. I went to, I know on a previous episode, "Why are you laughing at me?" Why are you laughing at me in your hair? Why not? Because this is what I'm trying to do. This is what I'm trying to do. I know what it is. I know what it is. Yeah. But on a previous episode, I talked about my ex who wrote the song "Kevins in Heaven." Yeah. She and I went to a wedding when we lived in Austin, and we were not invited. We crashed the wedding. Was it someone you knew? Oh, my God. And we wrapped a box that had a brick in it and we got dressed up and we went and put the-- It was at a hotel in downtown Austin. We put the gift on the table and then went and helped ourselves to a little food. Food and drink? Yeah. But the whole time we were terrified. Yeah. We didn't execute it perfectly. Did I have to tell you when I lived in Austin, we set up a drum set and played French horn in the middle of a golf course. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the same one. Oh, my goodness. But anyway, so we dropped off the wrapped brick that was in a box. It seems like a hate crime. And yeah. And we wandered around very awkwardly, like, oh, my God, do you think they know? They have to know. No one talks at all. Nobody said anything. I have to ask her. I don't remember anybody saying it. I think we'd chickened out after a while and we'd laugh, but it was so worth it. But we weren't as cool as we thought we were going to be a favorite party, yes? Well, just like that, we would like hang out and just have a funny, fun story. But the only fun part of it is we dropped a brick off and ate some food. Right now. I have a couple of watching right now, like, oh, my God, that's where that brick is. There's like somewhere. There's a couple. Yeah. Who's maybe they have like a story. We gave them a story. Yeah, but maybe they were like, oh, that was definitely from our cousin or one of their exes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And mystery. Why are you going to wedding or you don't know the people? Are you a plus one? I'm a plus one. Yeah. But I'm pumped. You should bring a brick. I'll bring a brick. That brick is crazy. That's another level of a prank. Yeah. To wrap the brick. Yeah. I don't know why we, why didn't we just get them like a dish or something? Right. Yeah. That's the least we could have done. The break seems very random. Or we could have set up our band that we set up in a golf course. Yeah. The wedding band. Yeah. We could have just brought the drum set and the French horn and been like, rock it. Well, that's all you need musically. The drums and the French horn together. Like, yeah, don't keep in mind. Keep in mind, we set that up in the middle of a golf course in the middle of the night. That is. So people were hearing drums and French horn. Yeah. And nobody knew. Those are two things you don't want to hear in the day and all of a night together. How dare you? Together. How dare you? Separate. It was a grand old time. Yeah. The French horn is the only, I only know it from that song for no one by the Beatles. It has the French horn solo. That's the only French horn. And I was like, oh my ex plays it. Okay. Amazing. So first of all, we're going to start with the first one. I'm going to show you this. This is for me, but you guys I hope will recognize what this is. See you don't have to pull everything out and say this is for me. What if everything is for me and we're just now this is for me, not you guys. Okay. So I'm holding up a framed piece of art that someone gave me and colors. It's actually Frau Trafia. I should have known that. It's Frau Trafia and starting the dance play. I love that. Is there about to die? The townspeople are freaking out and so you die. How did that merch do? Frau Trafia. We haven't seen that one around us. Sometimes every now and then when we all write about Emerge, I don't know. I'm like, that is so neat. Frau Trafia, we got a dance academy. I'm like, we can put it out there. Let's try. I want one of those still. That's a good good shirt. I stand by it. I'm just realizing that the one the main thing I wanted to bring. I forgot to bring. What was it? It was someone made all three of us and but they're little birds and they have our hair. I can't believe it. The next one you can show us. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There's more time. Yeah. This isn't our last one. That's a tragedy. We've passed a couple of April's now. Okay. This simply says Fort Tegan Fortune. Keep it handsome with love from Minnesota. There's two books in here that I can feel. I don't know what they are. You want to open it? Sure. It's like Christmas. Oh my gosh. Fort Tegan Fortune. That's from someone in Minnesota. I really love the Frau Trafia. Isn't it good? I'm going to put it up in my house. I really love it. No, I know. It's yours. Yeah. And I can't remember the name of the person who did this. It's mine. Yeah. All right. Let's do it. We got here. Okay. What is it? It's a book. Yeah. I called Breaking Up with the Patriarchy. Wait. Wait. May. This makes me nervous. So you're going to get out and stuff. Oh, yeah. Breaking up with the Patriarch. And I happened to pick the one for me and I didn't even look inside it. Wait. It's really funny that those are just for you too. And I didn't get one. I know. Maybe it was because she was in love because you are the Patriarchy. Are you the Patriarch? Oh my gosh. And they want you to break up with me. Okay. So dear Teg, you are, you are a star shining. You're beautiful light into this world. Oh. Here's to dispelling darkness. Sarah. I guess I should read my kind note to them. Fortune Marie. Your ability to share joy and kindness is such an active resistance. Keep crushing it. And as always, keep it handsome. With love from Minnesota. Heather and up here. Fortune Marie. Keep it handsome. From Susan. Susan. Two people. Yeah. Maybe this is Susan. You wrote it. What do you want to talk about? Yeah. I'm a detective. I'm breaking up with the Patriarchy. Yeah. Out goes May. Well, we've all got three crocheted pineapples here. Got to keep in a pineapple apart. One of them looks a little different to the other two. So I'll take that one. It might have been from someone else because you're special. Thank you. Two against one. This is the epitome of two against one. This I just thought might be fun to show everyone because someone was like I had to give you this and it's a plastic corn cob. I thought it was a dildo. It's a plastic corn cob. I bet some people have used that as a deal for sure. And it's because you know the right amount of loob. Anything could be a dildo. It's not worth the bit. It's not. It's not. It's so painful. Yeah. I'll take it off. It hurts so bad. It's just pinching. It's like. Oh god. Oh. Oh, in your ear. It's suit. See though. What a bit. What a bit. Man. What to do with these key chains. Oh, my gosh. What is this corner of the clock? Well, I haven't. Oh, that's really strong. It takes a touch. The key chains together. Yes. You'll have to go to Hulu where we stream now. Okay. This I haven't tried it yet, but this is this plastic corn cob dildo thing that and I'm going to press the button and see what it does. Oh, yeah, that's a dildo for sure. Imagine this was your dildo. Wait, even back up. Imagine it's still going. It's this is long. I don't know how to stop it. We literally can't stop it. Imagine the mind behind this creation. And people believed in it and mass produced it. We can tell you guys that I do sell these. This is yours. That's my way. Oh, my god. Fortune. You sounded just like the corn cob. That's because I sell it. Yeah. Good for you. It really does sound like your voice. Okay. I'm into this. Okay. The idea of it. Or is it into you? I will see you later. Hello, take Marie. You know what I had fun doing the other night when I was in some town. Yeah, I'm really hitting those minor markets right now. And I called the town. Whatever their name was. Yeah, let's just say town Marie. Yeah, people enjoyed it. I bet. I like that a lot. They laughed at something inappropriate. It was good. I'm going to keep using that. These are for all three of us. They are keys to the city. They're stickers. We're designed for us. We're going to have a hard time divvying these up. Is this a good episode? 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And when quince asked you where you heard about them, let them know it was handsome. It's the best way to support the show. A book of useless facts. That's for you for sure. In Malaysia, no thank you. In Malaysia, it is illegal for restaurants to substitute toilet paper as table napkins the end repeat offenders go to jail. I think that you should remember some of these and the present them as may fax. That's how I as you do. That's the method to my yes. We don't want to read from the book. No, you don't want one right now. No, I mean, we just had one. I mean, here's a good one. I give it to us. I changed my mind. Peter Pan and 101 Dalmatians are the only two classic Disney cartoons where in which both parents are present and don't die in the movie for real. That's so interesting. That is a good fact. 101 Dalmatians and what? Peter Pan. Yeah, they don't like parents. Both the parents being in the picture apparently. Somebody gave me a DVD. I think that's for me the complete first season of the Golden Girls. But also you've never watched it. I feel like you should watch it. Should I? Okay, yeah, that's for you. I don't know if these are all for me. I don't know. Another one for you. - And then this is a selfish Christmas. - No, just digging through a box. - I think it would have been better if I had those birds that looked like us. - I think it made for a really great audience. - I really do, do, do. Describing to people what we're pulling out of a box. - Wait, are you telling me this isn't good audience? (singing) - What she sounds exactly like this man. I haven't had my croutons. (laughing) - Oh, my croutons. - I see my dusty croutons. - Excuse me, but she hasn't had her croutons. (laughing) - Not until I get my croutons. Can I give you guys a good song? - I mean, I do appreciate you trekking all the way back home with these things. Did you have to fly with an airplane with this? - I shipped them, I had to ship them. - Oh yeah, 12 boxes. - Did you go by train? - By car. - By automobile. - By automobile. - Automobile. - To ship 12 boxes. - Yeah, but I wanna go through them all and, yeah. - My grandmother always said automobile. Did your grandmother's? - Those were the days where you'd say homosexual too. - Yeah. - I saw a homosexual in the automobile. - I said the word queer back then. - Meaning like "meaning weird." - Yeah. - Yeah. - That's queer. - I had the clearest night. - I saw a night homosexual in the automobile. - Now we're like, tell me more. - Yeah. - I think I'm gonna start using automobile. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Uh huh. - Yeah. - Well, I'm gonna happen in my automobile. (laughing) - Automobile. - Automobile. And speaking of auto-mobile. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I was so thankful that Stephanie could get on board with this feeling I was having. When we were driving down the road, I was like, this is so, look, it's not like a huge breakthrough. - Yeah. - But when you see one person auto-mobile, just like by themselves, driving a contraption, that is so large surrounding them. - Yeah, yeah. - And they're just taking up that seat, but they're driving an engine and three other seats and a trunk and a-- - Yeah, it's grotesque. - It's so wildly pig-ish to just be drunk. - A little pig, he's on the hood. - Yeah, a little pig, he's on the hood. - I mean, when you see a car again, an automobile, and you really think about, especially when there's one person, when a little pig, and there's one little pig. - Wow, how many pounds does a car wait? Like a lot of pounds. - And you're on one side in the front and then you're not taking up any of the other space, and you're just a little piggy rolling down the road to your destination. - The problem is if you go solo motorcycle, all the little piggy's around, you're dangerous. - That's right. - Yeah. - You're now in danger. - Well, that's why I don't ride my motorcycle anymore. - Oh, yeah. - That's such a quintessential stoner thought, where there's something that you see every day and suddenly go, what? Like, yeah. - I looked at animals that way. - Yeah, I told you about that. - No, but I'm with you. - I was just like, whoa, oh my God, these furry creatures are living in our house, and it feels like they were just created for us to have, even though that's not really what I think, but it just feels like we're in this story book, and I don't know, yeah, definitely. I'm not even on drugs. - Yeah, but I'm with you, like the last time I, well, anyway, you're looking at both of those. - Oh, me is editing in real time. - I have no idea what you're talking about. - Yeah, what is it? - Well, it just said it, it occurred to me. Just how good an Oreo is. And I hadn't thought about it in an Oreo. - Or Oreo. - No, Oreo. - And I was just like, God, imagine the person who got that recipe, and there's nothing but, - Who came up with it? - And when they perfected it, they went, that's it. - That's it. - We got it. - And there it is. - And like one amazing thing. - I didn't like Oreos till I was an adult. - Really? - I saw not that in to 'em. - Wow. - But I like cookies and cream. - My screen was that part of-- - Yeah, is that part of-- - Sure, orios. - There you go, I like that. - Yeah, okay. - But I don't really wanna orio just to the cookie. - Oh, it's like, I have a box in my house at all times, I don't eat six in a row. - That's for sure, yeah, yeah. - I love Oreos. - Wait, six and then you move on? - No, like roughly six. It could be seven, it could be five. - Okay, okay. - Do you like, when they have different flavors, I meant-- - No. - Good question, fortunately. Thank you. - This is probably gotta be in person. - Yeah. - I swear if I said that on Zoom, no follow-up questions. I started off, we'd all just be blank. - Yeah, this is mint. - No, but I love the chocolate ones and I like a double stuffed. Do you like a double stuffed? - I would enjoy the double stuffed. - Yeah, there's too much cookie. - Do you ever, there's too much cookie? - I prefer the middle. - Yeah, so I prefer the cookie with just a hint of middle. - Oh, interesting. - Yeah. - Yeah, and interesting. - He chose more. - This has to be our number one Amazon. - We open a box of the presents for May. - That we cover are, is it? - But some people, they just want the cookie, they just want the cream. - Like when you open it and there's some leftover on one, that's your perfect. - Yeah, like a little more than that. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, you get what I'm saying. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - We gotta have some more. - I'm not into double stuffed though. - Okay. - But I could stack two. - Uh-huh. - And that'd be delicious. - Oh, look at you, you have a new thing. - Because I'm sorry. - I saw your face. - I should have lit up. - It was our vegan, right? - Yeah, they are. - They're accidentally vegan. - Yeah. - I believe sweet fish are as well. - Sweet fish. - Really? - Sweet fish. - Sweet fish. - Sweet fish. - Are also vegan. - Yeah. - Oh, okay. - Yeah. - Some treats for you. - That's right. - Sweet tarts, you know, things like that. - Oh, sweet tarts too. - Yeah, people think, people confuse veganism with like no sugar. - Yes, yeah. - Or only healthy. - Right. - Or no gluten, yeah. - Oh my gosh. - Because you can eat french fries too. - Well, if you get real in the weeds about it, How were they, like, what was the oil? - That's a lot of weeds. - Yeah. - That's a lot of weeds, yeah. But yeah, I'm often in conversation with somebody where they're like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, gluten. These are all gluten free. And I'm like, you're like, that gluten free. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - But anyway, I feel like that gets rid of the bread. - How was your fishing trip? (laughing) - Oh man, good transition. My fishing trip was awesome. - Yeah, but we talked about it a minute, the live show. - A little bit, yeah. I went, for those that, if you don't remember, me talking about an earlier pod, I went to the Niagara area, the USA side, to go fishing with my brother who's an avid fisherman. - Buffalo. - Well, Niagara and Buffalo right beside each other, yeah. So we went up there and I met all the Niagara tourism folks. And I got some sweatshirts. - Wow. - Wow. - Stylin. I went and saw Niagara Falls at the bottom of it. - Oh, that was cool. - It's one of the great wonders of the world, right? One of them. - Yeah, it gets wild. - I believe it is. - I think handsome is one of the other. - It was another year. - It's November 12th. - And then the first day, we went out on a small boat, which actually preferred. - And did anybody say we're gonna need a bigger boat? - Well, the beer boat was for the next day, so we already knew that was coming. You didn't like my movie reference? - Wait, what movie was it from? - Wow. - Oh, okay. - Wow. - It's original. - What is it? - Jaws. - Oh. - And then there's a reference. - And it's also just a saying, like in life, we're gonna need a bigger boat. - And then I think I've heard that. - In calendar girls, about a bunch of women in their 60s who make a sexy calendar, they go, I think we're gonna need bigger bombs. - There's constant references to it. - Bigger what? - Bones, like bones. - They have to hide their booze in the bones. - Bones and they go, I think we're gonna need bigger bombs. - I love it. - Fortunes genuinely answered. Well, we did get a bigger boat later. - Yeah, we did. - Yeah, bigger boat. - The one time I pull out a movie reference, that's not for his country. - Yeah, that's not for his country. - Now that you say it, I remember him saying that. - Well, not just that movie. It's, you know, it's like how in happy days, they jump the shark here because it's a catch phrase. - We're gonna need a bigger boat. - You're right. - I do, it's right. - An embarrassing thing the other day. I went, I was talking about like creativity or something and I was like, yeah, like sometimes a melody will come in my head and then I went, this song that I wanna write, all I know is it goes, "Come and knock on my door." - I didn't know it was taken. - An existing, very famous song. - Yeah, it's very famous. - Wait, you wrote that after years and years after it had been written? - Yeah, I never knew. - It just came up in my subconscious. I must have heard it. - You must have heard it. - Because that's also the two. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And then it's the next line. - We've been waiting for you. - Oh my God, May wrote that song. - Yeah, what are the, what's the legality of that? If I did write it, it just had already been written. - You'll definitely get sued. - Well, you need to get credit. - Yeah, but when I listen to it, I blew my mind 'cause I really, I have a voice known on my phone on me going, I gotta remember this. - Oh my God. - Come on, come on. - You need to reach out to the network, or studio. - For 30 seconds. company. Yeah, to get your do for coming up with that idea for your retro. Oh my god. Yes. I've never seen trees company. I have. Yeah. It's a good one. Yeah. Sorry. You're on the little boat. I'm on the edge of the seas right now to hear about my fishy little boat. I preferred that because can that be my new nickname? Yeah. Little boat. Yeah. Yeah. Little cowboy little boat. Big old. Because you do your own rod and and you hold it and it's just more active. I didn't have to bait my hook. Everyone's been asking me. Oh yeah. And we didn't use real we use the fake bait anyway. Yeah. So it would have been fine. We didn't use worms or anything. But like, did you use rubber worms? Yeah. It was like a it was like a rubber minnow. Okay. And tomato tomato. And we were on the river. So it was calm and really pretty. And we wore the big they call it I don't know. These big outfits for the wind and stuff. And because it was pretty cold. It was like the big outfits for the wind. They call it a windbreaker. Yeah. They have a word for it. But I can't. Fowl weather gear is what they call it. I saw a homosexual in an automobile wearing a whole weather. Yeah. It wasn't. And it was like because it was like 45 degrees and on the water it's even colder. But that gear kept weather. Really warm. And so that was really fun. And then the next day the it was pretty windy into the water. And we went out onto Lake Ontario like the big massive part of it. And the the water was super choppy. And we were on a big like 32 foot boat at that point. And we were just like. Like for 40 minutes out to where we were going. So I was like holding on for dear life. Oh my god. And you're a pretty little lady. Pretty little lady. But it was so cold that day because the wind was. That part was really fun. Like we had a cool boat captain who he I mean, fishing has come so beyond what I knew. I mean, there's always these tools and equipment. And he's putting everyone's lines out. But there's like five of them. And you just take turns for like when when you see it like a fish is on there. We're like, all right. Someone go and then you just you reel it in, which is cool. But I like the more rivers. Yeah, that feels like it takes the yeah. That was like more of just like we want to but we were doing catching release. So sorry. Were you miserable? No, I really liked it. I just preferred the lazy river. Yeah. Yeah. And are you guys chatting about life while you while you fish and stuff? That way on the first day, you could like really have conversations the second days a little more chaotic and but it was still really fun. Yeah. And we call a ton of fish and like it was all like I said catch and release. But it was just adventure. Yeah, it was just like something different. And I got to be with my brother. My nephew was there too and some friends of ours. And we just have like a fun time. We hate like Buffalo knows no for their chicken wings. We got some excellent chicken wings. I'm funny. I'm the water in a cold day. Got it like a thermostat. Yeah, we got it early. Yeah, that's nice. Put on this gear. I felt very outdoor. I felt very butch. Yeah. I didn't have to touch a fish. Because I work loves. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And like evening gloves. Day to late. Yeah. I'm just down to my elbow. And you know, my brother and I just don't get to do stuff like that together very often. Yeah. And it was nice. That's so nice. I have to say fishing was something I absolutely love. Really? Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Even I was somebody that like watching fishing shows. No way. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I could. Wow. We're watching a fishing show where they're talking and you're just waiting or. Yeah. Wow. We're not talking. Wow. Just waiting. My brother is deep in that world and it is a huge like hugely popular. Right. Those shows and the tournaments and all that stuff. Because he was there for like a conference about fishing. Yeah. Yeah. So he he and my other brother own a company called SKA Southern King Fish Association where they put on tournaments. Oh, okay. And then he also has a company that um live streams tournaments. So people in that world like love it. Yeah. I mean, it must be really satisfying all the gear and stuff. Like I could see as a hobby. It's got everything. Yeah. Yeah. I like Niagara Falls a lot. That's cool. Yeah. I used to go there as a kid a lot and I like that um there's a museum about all the freaky deke people that and all that tried to go down it. I got to get in a barrel and go over that. There's no way. There'll be or this guy Charles Charles Blondon. This guy who he walked across a tight robot. May fact. Yeah. Then he was like that wasn't enough. So he pushed a wheelbarrow across it with a tiger in it. Like oh my god. And then I noticed you said wheelbarrow correctly. Yeah. Yeah. Did I do that? That was a top of your conversation. We had our live show. We got in it. Yeah. And you thought wheelbarrow. I was convinced I would have got my life on. Yeah. I mean, audience did too. Yeah. Big cheer for barrels. That's right. It was barrow. Barrow. Yeah. It was kind of trippy being in the water and I was looking at Toronto. Yeah. And I was like, I had a show there the next week. Oh, that's weird. And I was like, it's like right there. Yeah. I could just go to my show right now. Yeah. That was fun. Yeah. So yay fishing. Yeah. That's great. Well, should we get to our question? I don't see why we wouldn't. Yeah. Today's question is brought to you by AT&T. Today's question asker is an actor, musician and New York Times bestselling author best known for playing Jesse on full house. Remember, he would say have mercy. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And Dr. Tony Gates on ER. He's also played drums with the Beach Boys since 1985. He's been in a ton of things. John Stamos is asking today's question. That's blown my mind about the Beach Boys. No, I didn't know until I met John. It blew my mind. Well, he played drums on full house. I know. And they had the Beach Boys on their own point. Really? As a get as guess. Well, in a surprise twist, I haven't seen full house. You what? What? Not one episode. You got it, dude. Is that what John says? No, the. The old swim. But John Stamos was, I don't know, age-wise, like, that was the sexual awakening for everyone in my life. Even I was like, this guy's uncle Jesse can get it. Yeah. This is still attracted to him. I'm Jesse. Yeah. Oh, did I call him Jesse? It is Uncle Jesse. Yeah. Yeah. Uncle Dario. Yeah. Listen, Jesse and the Rippers, that was his band name on full house. And also he's in the music video. I believe for way down in co-como. We never saw that many years ago. I'm pretty sure. Oh, but he was playing, I think he was playing hand drums on that one. Kind of life, fortune. I love him. I love me some Uncle Jesse. I've met him a couple times. He's very handsome. Yeah. Yeah. And very charming. Yes. Yeah. I tried out for a Greek yogurt commercial. And you had導tition with him. And I turned into a pretty little lady around him. Giggly. Giggly. And he had like some yogurt on his mouth and best part of the commercial. He licked it off. And I'm just like recently. No, it's just. Years in your life. Try it out. Try it out. Yeah. I know addition. Try it out. But that guy, that man is a charming fellow. Yeah. Yeah. I believe they call him a panty dropper. Fortunate. Marie. What's going in that? You've never heard that term. Of course I have. You just did like we say. Well, that is what, you know, that's the truth. I'll be honest. At first, I thought you said a panty dropper. A panty dropper. I believe what they say about John Stamos. Is he a panty dropper? All right. Let's hear John's question. We got fumbled. And we're back. Hello, everybody. This is John Stamos. Hello, May. Hello, fortune. Love you guys. That's crazy. Take it. I go way back. Take every time I see Tick, she likes to tell me how much she looks like Lori Lachlan. So anyway, here's my question. What was the very first concert that you ever went to? You guys are going to die when I tell you what my first concert was. Oh, okay. John Stamos playing drums with the Beach Boys. It was the Beach Boys. Well, it was. He was not playing drums, but it was the Beach Boys. No way. Yeah. How old were you? I can't say I'm going to die about that. You guys are going to die still playing with them. Honestly, I don't remember. I was so young. I was like, why? Then he was. It was like a, yeah. He might have been. Parents took us all and it was one of those like outdoor amphitheaters. And I just remember people in a lot of shorts and t-shirts and just, you know, jammin. Yeah, I don't remember. I could not tell you specifics at all. At five. It was just like overwhelmed by the atmosphere. And then after that, I believe I went on the next concert with Meatloaf. Oh my. God obviously obvious next step. Yeah, what did me love saying what bad out of hell? Yeah, I've seen me low live. Have you is it real? I bet he's sweating. Oh, he was like well, and he's no longer with Yeah, oh, I think I knew that. Oh, you did it. Yeah Yeah, yeah, we lost me low fan really because in rock your picture show he plays Eddie and I Yeah, and then he's in spice world playing the bus driver and those are two of my favorites. Yeah, is that the spice girls movies? Yeah, I don't know who my next answer was. Oh, yes, please. Let's go do it. I've seen Rod Stewart I haven't seen the beach boys Sorry John, you want to hear my 19th concert was You want another one over that? Are you someone who would keep a concert ticket by a t-shirt? No, I hear just there for the Yeah, I've never been really in I mean, maybe a little bit when I was younger, but I didn't keep the concert stuff But no, I didn't have t-shirts for any of those my parents were do you have rock jerseys? Yeah, yeah, we've been to a concert together Famously yeah, it's a Atlanta's more set to Almost broke up the handsome pause for one for one night We you were ready to throw in the towel weren't sure if you'd make it to April It was more like I think why it stayed with me was it really made me confront myself because like I really Was yearning like I was I was happy for you, but the swirling emotions in me of just like something took over your body that you had no control Yeah, and it was a land. I want to be that yeah And Atlantis was one of my first concerts. Yeah, well, the first one I ever went to was 98 degrees with Jessica Simpson opening Oh, that's a good one. I was maybe 11. What is 98 degrees a boy band? Oh? Oh, I thought that was like her album our tour no boy band who played Massey Hall All right, and I yeah, it was this is the first one I went to without my parents I know so wait it was the boy band and Atlantis no, Atlantis is separate. That was my second concert I think that I went to by myself. Okay at 13 you went alone. I know with one friend. Oh like you know when your parents dropped you off and pick you up Yeah, but I had I didn't know I have more of an experience where my mother would drop me off and then forget to pick me up Oh, my god. Yes. Oh Oh my god party. Yeah, anyway, go ahead. All I remember is with this boy band That they came out on stage and I didn't even know their music and I burst into tears like this the energy of the room I was all There was probably something about you that's like kind of like I want to be on that Yeah, yeah, it's the hardest thing I'll have that one That you there's a lot of yeah, do you know that one? It's the hardest thing. I'll never know I was a new kids on the block. Yeah, oh, yeah, I went to the I also went to that concert Concert number four Were you in love with them in love? I Crugly in love what I saw a Lannis to work out. No, but I know Jonathan. You know one of the new kids. I know Jonathan Yeah, cool. Oh, she can ask a question. I think I said that forever ago. I forgot All I remember about the Lannis concert is again crying and When fortune was there. No, no when I went when I was 13. Oh, okay. I could see that Oh, yeah, around by her. She's so magnetic on stage I was way in the nose blues and the woman next to me was convinced that she was making eye contact with the Lannis so she kept being like Yeah, yes girl like it was like she was like Yeah, I was looking into like a dark hole all you see are like bright lights in your face. I'm sure Yeah, it's what and how old was that woman that was she must have been in her 30s or something And I was 30. I remember she had sort of had a cane and these long nails 30. Yeah, she was an interesting character. I don't know what her story was Yeah, my friend went to a backstreet boys concert and then stood up cheering and a woman said sit down And she took her long fingernail and pushed it in her back and my friend This was in the 90s where we were all scared. We're gonna get stabbed with needles. That was a thing Oh, I don't know if you remember that that was no I was Thomas. Maybe that was a Canada thing It was Canadian high school. It was like don't go to Wonderland. Canada's Wonderland You're gonna get stabbed with a needle and it's just like a needle I remember like Halloween candy. Yes, razor blade Yeah, that's what I mean was the needle attached anything or somebody was just like poking you with a needle People were like you're people are gonna give you diseases with needles and do things to you. I don't know that was like That's never no anyone that got poked with a needle. It was a full urban legend Yeah, like middle school kids spread it on their place Urban. Yeah, that's a real world So Lannis yeah, that just was like a religious experience But yeah, my parents before that I guess took me to Sandra Beach She was a children's a children's entertainer. I was in love with him Romantically I love what yeah, just like oh, I love this. I think I think really Romantic yeah, I was like three but I wanted to yeah You want to hit that? What about you? Oh, what was your name? We in a little boat a little boat a little boat a little boat a little talkboat Talkboat. Tickboat. Tickboat. Tickboat. Um, my first concert was heavy metal. No Sammy Hagar. Oh, yeah, I can see that I can't drive 55 tour Mm-hmm, I don't know it. Yeah, you know, you don't know Sammy He ended up a Wabbo. He ended up replacing David Lee Roth and Van Halen. Oh, and he was also in What was he was in another band before he was solo that was oh Let me let me We'll come back to this But when you saw me was a solo metal performer. Yeah hard rock. Oh, yeah, yeah, and how old were you? I was 12. Oh my god, and my mother dropped me and my friend Chris Harriman off At the concert and I remember you know, my mother's like you two stick together. Yeah, and Get poked with the needle. Yeah, don't go getting poked with a needle and I had a gold necklace that I wore as a kid and my mother or no Chris and I decided we should take off our necklaces in case somebody Close them because in our minds like a concert was just like you may have waiting to get Yeah, yeah, yeah Mashed. Yeah, yeah, you were like maybe gonna be knife. Yeah, you know Who knows? This is similar to the needle paranoia. The fear that we were instilled with yeah, but it was truly we just walked in and It was, you know, we were shown to our seat And we just sat and watched Sammy Hagar. Yeah, saying I can't drive 55 But there's when you're a kid especially or like the first time that you go to a big venue and you have that moment Where the lights go dark and people start going nuts and then whatever that Chosing to make their first moment. Yes. Yeah, like when I saw Barbara Streison I was maybe 14 and really stoned I think and I was with a bunch of my friend's moms And I was the only young person and I just remember blackness and then Babs appears at the top of a staircase long black dress one like comes up. Don't tell me Again person to tears I would have died. I know every word to yeah I kind of want to die just hearing you recount that Just because I love babs. I love babs. You do. Yeah, Stephanie. No three. Yeah We went and saw babs. I had a moment like that when I went and saw the pretenders. Yeah When she there was like a platform that there was a curtain and a light shining on the curtain. So you see her Yeah, like the shadow of her walking out on a platform behind the curtain And then she appears and I and I was like I can't handle. I can't not handle Cool to see more standoff like why don't we have that like our toys a little Clop chanting, you know it'd be weird in a theater, but if you're at like an arena or something Just a comedy club. Yeah, I'm working out new material Yeah, I'm still bothered that I'm I'm forgetting the name of the band. This is my own rock and roll trivia. We look up Sammie Hagar's Was it Montrose darn it? I didn't want you to tell me Look it up and you looked it up. I did think you asking him to look it up meant you wanted to know the answer I was gonna say we look it up and not tell me the name just the initial That name Montrose. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, Montrose was really good. Yeah, I've seen the other of those metal bands like guns and roses. Oh, I saw guns and roses. I saw Mattelica I saw Mattelica with Cliff Burton who is their original basis to died in their bus accident. Yes. Opening for Ozzy. What. Oh, yeah. Opening for Ozzy? Yes, sir. I mean, we're going way back. Oh, my God. This is before Master of Puppets. That's my Metallica album that I love. No, Master of Pupp. This was, I believe, on that tour. Wow. They were opening for Ozzy. Cool. And I believe Ozzy's guitarist was Zack Wilde. Cool. Yeah. Okay. So you used to go to a lot of music shows. Were you going in New Orleans? Was that where you were seeing these? I've seen concerts there, Houston, Dallas. But, you know, I was also going to see Willie Nelson and Elton John. I was a massive Elton John. Yeah, I love him. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Pretenders, Indigo Girls, Edie Brickell. I went and saw at a dance club in Houston called Numbers. And Numbers was like, I just, as I've said, I was never into drugs. Yeah. But I remember kids would go when it was like the dance club night and do ecstasy and dance all night at Numbers. Yeah. But this was like the early days of Edie Brickell and New Bohemians. Yeah. And I went and saw her at Numbers. Yeah. I love love music. I got one. I'm talking about as making me want to be there right now. But my favorite ones, I don't really love like the big giant arena ones. Something feels very, like, same, not personal, but definitely. They're so popular there in those places. But I prefer like an amphitheater, right? The Greek theater. Yeah. Even the Hollywood Bowl, something like outside where it's a little more intimate. The sounds really amazing. I've never been to Red Rocks. I still don't know about Red Rocks. Yeah. Red Rocks, I've seen the Indigo Girls. I saw the Sex Pistols there. Yeah. And Johnny Rotten. Oh my god. Was on a on oxygen. Oh, wow. Yeah. Oh my god. They're the whole concert. Yeah. Like how punk rock is that? Yeah. I got to go to a concert there. I want to go see a concert right now. Yeah. Write this second. Write this third video in the light or any big set. Yeah. You can kind of see a concert at any night. Oh, I saw Melissa Atthridge at Red Rocks. I will say like my window. Just and I'm like so mediocre that I'm still like quivering, but to have had the experience of walking out with your guitar and not having to say, oh, hi guys, I'm me. What are we all doing here today? Like to get to go out and just play like open with a riff and then start it is crazy. When you play music, do you my whole energy changes? Well, but what I find so amusing is when singers do their little banter between songs like that the audience dies a lot. I love the banter, but it wouldn't hold up as stand up. Oh, 100%. Yeah. And so how is your banter as a stand up between songs? I'm not doing whole bits. I'm mainly saying I'm scared. Yeah. It's truly saying like, oh, I've never worn a tank top on stage before guys. And it's a lot of like this one goes out to yeah. Yeah. Like deep earnest gratitude and just being like, this is my teen dream and being self-deprecating. But I yeah, it really is so satisfying. Is there one that's more satisfying? Music or comedy or improv? Hello. Oh, man, they're so like when improv when you're in the zone with improv, you feel like a wizard, right? Yeah. And that's so fun with other people. But then yeah, I don't know, they're saying yeah. You can't choose one. Music, I'm feeling pretty because I'm on tour. I've been playing songs and there is something about like at the silent like you hear a pin drop and then like people get emotional or you like, I'm trying to get braver about emoting with my voice like and and being yeah, trying to own it more. I'm sure the more you keep doing it, that will just keep coming. Yes. It's like exactly like any skill or stand up. Like I'm just at the beginning of like my trying it out. So yeah, you really notice that you're getting better. And by the way, I've experienced in stand up hearing many pins drop. That is definitely your willhouse. Yeah. That is way is the silence. You love it. But whether I'm orchestrating it or I've heard many a pin drop, you're often orchestrating it. Often orchestrating it. Yeah. When you feel like, do you ever have that feeling with stand up where you're like it's like you're an energy conductor or something where you're like, I'm such a nice feeling. Yeah, that's cool. One of the best concerts I've ever seen. Yeah. Handsome. Yes. Uh, it's not a lannis. I mean, she was unbelievable. That's fucking crazy. Um, um, Golden Girls. You guys don't have one guess. Okay, the best concert you've ever seen. Oh, I know that you've seen. No, you've said this before. Come on. You gotta do this. I love her. Uh, pink, but no. No, you love pink Katy Perry. Guys, come on. The chicks. They're incredible as well. But this is like, this is a legend. Celine Dion. Yes. Oh, my god, you never would have gotten that. I was just thinking what would work to be like that concert blew my tits off. Just like y'alls. She, her voice is so. Oh, I got my top surgery. Oh, my god. So good. An audience full of tits flying off. She hits that high now. Yeah. But then her banter is insane. Yeah. Like what? Oh, have you seen the edit? I, uh, I got a call from Ryan Reynolds. Oh, la, la. You know, it's like, it's like, and then just goes into a song. And then it goes to the most beautiful song you ever heard. And then the banter is wild. You got it. There's on YouTube search. Celine Dion is amazing. And it's a montage of her on stage and some of her strange banter and her banter is. There's one where she goes, uh, where she goes. This one goes out to all the parents and all the children of the world. Is everything's very dramatic in her accent. And, and she's a little wacky in her banter. Yeah. And so I live for the banter. But then her song, her voice is incredible. Yeah. I can't remember why. And, and I think that actually Martha and I should follow up on this. But my friend Martha Kelly. Yeah. Insanely funny comedian and actor. Um, she and I did something for Zach Galifanakis, like, as a favor. I can't remember. Yeah. But he said if we did this, he would give us tickets to Celine Dion in Vegas. Yes. And so what I need to ask Martha what that was. And so he was going to give us these tickets to Celine Dion in Vegas. And it never panned out. And we couldn't organize it. And we had to cancel it. I can't remember what it was. You missed that. Oh, I saw Britney Spears. I think I told you that in Vegas. Yeah. And I think she had to scoot off stage to fix. It was a weird time. Yeah. Something. I think she had to fix something. Like we were watching dancers for like a good 20 minutes. And then she scooted back out. Wow. I also want to tell their Swiss backup dancers today. Well, on the street. Yeah. He's like, I'm a fan of yours. I'm like, I'm a fan of yours. You know what? You know what? I also saw Taylor and concert. She was incredible. Yeah. I saw that. I know. I know. I don't know every single one of her who every single one of her backup dancers were. But that eras tour was so huge. Yeah. That a lot of those dancers became like known too. Wow. Wow. And he was, but he was also a dancer of the stars. So okay. And he's gorgeous. Do you know what's name? John. John. John. John. John. John. John. Is it yawn? Is it yawn? For the jay though. He's some dancing of the stars. Taylor's Swiss backup dancer. He's gorgeous. Just like John Stamos. Oh, we've got to hear John's answer. Oh, yeah. What's your John's answer while we. Oh, never know. By the way, there's a story behind why John said that I always tell him that I look like, um, Laurie, Laura Loughlin. Wait, I was, yeah. For another time. Okay. All right. Jan, I can't believe he said my name. That's, I, I don't know, it's something like that. You can't believe John Stamos said your name. Yeah. I actually got butterflies when he said it. When he said me, because I really like, yeah, yeah, I'd rush home from school, watch full house. I think I wanted to be him. Yeah. I think I was too old for school. How for, for school house. For, um, for first jay in. John. John. John. I think yawn. Oh, no. Somebody out there knows. Taylor, Taylor let us know. Oh, yeah. Next week our, our questions coming from Taylor Swift. That would be amazing. My very first concert, of course, was the Beach Boys and, um, was at the Universal Amphitheater. And I'll never forget it because I, this changed my life, obviously. I, you know, um, the Beach Boys had become part of my DNA, I would say. And I remember seeing it thinking like, Oh my god, I wish I wish my club would come out and say our drummer tonight, you know, bro his finger, and he can't play so does anybody know the song's out there? I'd be like me, me, me, me, me. And interestingly, years later when I became friends with them, and I was telling Mike that story, he said, you know, before we went on stage, Dennis and I got in a fight, because he had a big bottle of orange juice and vodka, mostly vodka, and it was at Universal Studios. He said he took the vodka, and he threw it over, and it landed near a tram or something like the tours were going by, and they got in this fist fight, and he said he smashed his fingers in some, you know, in a fence or something, so it almost happened. Oh my god! That's quite true. That's kind of trippy. But he still found a way to become their drummer. Yeah, that's wild. And John and I, I like to think very seriously, have talked about rockin' together. Oh my god. I thought we're like renting, or I don't know, just like, you know, Jammin. Please, can I come? Let us know. I suspect he's all that better than I am. Oh, you're here to play with him. You'll have a jam sish. Yeah. Well, that was lovely. Can I say one more thing? Sure. That just that I heard an interview with Paul McCartney where he described the moment of he was in Bryan Wilson's house, and he said, in the interview he said, I'm not glorifying drugs, but I just done a big line of coke and then this, and then Bryan Wilson comes in and goes, "Ah, we've been in the studio. Can I play you something?" And plays in the first kind of good vibrations. Oh wow. And you know the opening of that song, and Paul just describes being like, who's like the hair on his arms. Yeah. Yeah. Isn't that, I like the color footage. Yeah, all the hair. Yeah, oh. Definitely knows this such a beautiful song. So good. I'm going to listen on the drive home. Yeah. I can do that now. I can listen to music in my car, and I was too scared for a long time. But I don't get distracted now. I can listen to it. Yeah. I know Karnie and friends with Karnie Wilson. Oh nice. I met her on a flight once. Wilson Phillips. Remember? Oh yeah, we were on that flight too. I didn't know Karnie then. You and I were on that flight when Karnie was on the plane. That was the same flight. Same flight. Yeah. What a good memory. I know. I you don't remember it's fine. Yeah. Yeah. Well, good times. Where are you guys going to be performing? Oh, my love sight knows. That's for sure. Tignotaro.com can tell you everything. The shows have been so fun. And I also just want to acknowledge Newtown, Connecticut. Such a beautiful community. Been through so much. I went and just had two very fun shows and just got the most beautiful letter from the promoter. That's nice. Such a beautiful letter. And I can't wait to return to that area. Yeah. Amazing. Yeah. May Martin thought net. I have some shows listed I think coming up. Some music festivals in the summer in Yellowknife and Guelph in July. But otherwise just check out, you know, the old stuff. Yeah. I'm coming to Europe. I might already be there tomorrow. I've got Berlin, Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, London, and Dublin, then back in the States in June, Rochester, Minnesota, sea reference, Iowa, Omaha, and Detroit. So check those shows out. Yeah. Yeah. And if you are there tomorrow, I hope you try. I'm going to hit the airplane tonight. Yeah. And make sure to share episodes. Your favorite episodes. This might be one of them with your loved ones. Help us build this very handsome community and rate, review, subscribe. You can catch us on Hulu now. Day early. Day early. Day early. You can get this nonsense. One day. It's really obvious. Wait, what concert blew the tits off? Celindia. We're here to blow your tits off. That's right. And thanks for listening. And as always, keep it in hands. Handsome is hosted by me, May Martin, Tignotaro, and Fortune Feemster. The show is produced, recorded, and edited by Thomas Willett, email us at [email protected], and please follow us on social media at HandsomePod. 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