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Cum Town | Premium | 12/13/2020

[00:00:00] I would say the penis in...
[00:00:02] I don't know, but if you can't find that one, bring the pink one.
[00:00:05] I would suck your penis.
[00:00:07] I would suck your penis in sort of mine.
[00:00:10] If I could change the world, if I could change the world,
[00:00:16] I would put you in my ass when you'd live there.
[00:00:20] I would put you inside of my book in it.
[00:00:23] If I could change the world, I would make your tiny and put you in my ass.
[00:00:29] You could control me with a bunch of like a version make me move.
[00:00:34] It wouldn't be gay, but I'd say some kind of robot.
[00:00:37] It wouldn't be gay.
[00:00:40] I would be a robot, not a gay.
[00:00:43] I'd be some kind of big robot, or I'd be regular size when you'd be tiny.
[00:00:48] If it'd be gay, you'd have to control me with the wires and buttons.
[00:00:53] I would be some sort of meek or a rogue gun.
[00:00:56] I would be a gun gun if you were just living my ass.
[00:01:01] Yes.
[00:01:02] And people ask me, you know, obviously the song is filled with symbolism.
[00:01:11] And I'm always surprised because it's probably one of the most literal songs.
[00:01:18] Right, yes.
[00:01:19] People ask me, Eric, what's the song about?
[00:01:21] Eric, this was the second song you made after your son's...
[00:01:25] One of the most literal songs I've ever written is quite frankly if I could change the universe.
[00:01:30] Tears in Heaven was about my son dying, but I would make myself either very large or I would select, you know,
[00:01:40] a pilot is my preferred to live inside my ass.
[00:01:44] And control me as if I were a giant robot.
[00:01:49] Right.
[00:01:50] It wouldn't be changing much about the world.
[00:01:53] It would be that I have no idea what this speaking is.
[00:01:56] I don't either.
[00:01:57] Something like that.
[00:01:58] He's pretty chill though.
[00:02:00] Cocaine.
[00:02:01] He loves cocaine.
[00:02:02] Listen to that song when I was like 12 me like, hell yeah dude, I love cocaine.
[00:02:07] Yeah.
[00:02:08] I could shrink you down and let you live inside my ass.
[00:02:14] I'm not gay.
[00:02:15] It's not gay.
[00:02:17] It's not gay.
[00:02:18] It's not gay.
[00:02:19] You could control me without my own just lovers.
[00:02:27] It's, you know, they say that the narrative should always diversify, but I always thought that the most interesting thing to me lyrically is exploring the same theme over and over again.
[00:02:39] Right.
[00:02:40] Right.
[00:02:41] The instrumentation of change.
[00:02:43] Because then you really challenge yourself.
[00:02:45] Yeah, because people are going as a say, no matter what, the instant criticism is going to be, you've already covered this.
[00:02:50] We know you want to be either a giant robot or have a partner of some sort that shrunken down to live inside your ass.
[00:02:57] Right.
[00:02:58] To control you with wires and levers.
[00:03:00] That's right.
[00:03:01] We know this about you.
[00:03:04] Everybody knows that.
[00:03:05] We're already, we're familiar with this.
[00:03:07] That's why cream has to break up.
[00:03:09] Yeah.
[00:03:10] You keep talking about it.
[00:03:11] When I was with the yard birds, I was always pushing for some kind of, you know, we do live shows.
[00:03:17] And this was before a tool who I really created with changing the live.
[00:03:22] Oh, yeah, tool.
[00:03:23] I wanted to project a video of me as some kind of dying alien that's sick from doing too much meditation.
[00:03:31] Right.
[00:03:32] And tool stole that idea.
[00:03:34] I said, really?
[00:03:36] It seems like you had kind of a jump on tool.
[00:03:38] I wanted to, yes, initially I had the idea of spending an 80 million dollar laser show set up where there's a pyramid and we go inside the pyramid.
[00:03:48] It's very similar to a man going inside another man's ass.
[00:03:51] Right.
[00:03:52] If I asked several people and they told me it was impossible to do with lasers, that the only thing that lasers could create was some kind of alien that's throwing up from doing too much yoga.
[00:04:02] Right.
[00:04:03] Right.
[00:04:04] Right.
[00:04:05] Not alien.
[00:04:06] I was asked who's who's who's aligned his chakras to the extent that now he's dying in space person.
[00:04:12] It's too much.
[00:04:13] He's too enlightened.
[00:04:15] And they kicked me out of the band for that.
[00:04:17] Out of tool.
[00:04:18] Yes.
[00:04:19] And Eric Claptor was in tool.
[00:04:20] I had one interview with tool.
[00:04:22] I was trying to be in tool and they stole my.
[00:04:26] Yeah.
[00:04:27] That's so far.
[00:04:28] So what are you?
[00:04:29] I submitted a packet to tool and I just saw my own bit there.
[00:04:33] And I had lunch with my best friend Paul McCartney.
[00:04:36] Probably.
[00:04:37] My very good friend Paul.
[00:04:39] My best friend Paul.
[00:04:40] No.
[00:04:41] The only guy I know.
[00:04:43] And I told him, you know, I think where this went wrong because this was the greatest tragedy in my life.
[00:04:50] Probably the worst thing that's ever happened to me was being rejected by tool and then having them steal my idea for the sick alien.
[00:04:56] It has to be a pen for.
[00:04:58] Yes.
[00:04:59] And yeah, really nothing else rings a bell.
[00:05:03] You can't really think about it.
[00:05:04] My life's been pretty good.
[00:05:05] Really?
[00:05:06] I bet yeah.
[00:05:09] It's been almost magical really.
[00:05:12] Right.
[00:05:13] And I said to him, you know, I got to go back to the robot thing.
[00:05:18] Do you know that?
[00:05:19] I said I need to get back to my roots.
[00:05:21] This was all due to me departing from my original idea of solely pursuing one artistic expression my entire life.
[00:05:31] Which is that I want to be again either a giant robot or a regular side robot with a friend to lose inside my house.
[00:05:38] And that's when I wrote the song.
[00:05:41] Thank you, Eric.
[00:05:42] When I wrote the film, I came.
[00:05:44] When I wrote the film, I was actually the script.
[00:05:50] The screenwriter of the line really created the story and came up with it.
[00:05:54] Originally it was about was Timon originally in Pumba's ass.
[00:05:58] That was correct.
[00:06:00] I imagined an ancient African golem who tricks a young line cub into living in his ass.
[00:06:08] Wow.
[00:06:09] And the line cub grows to full size instead of his ass.
[00:06:12] And it's very similar to the story of I believe it was Hercules carrying an oxen.
[00:06:18] Right around his house or something.
[00:06:20] Yeah, I believe so.
[00:06:22] And he had a blue oxen and it was a grew older.
[00:06:26] That's what made him, that's how he became John Revere.
[00:06:28] Right.
[00:06:29] You remember the Roman story of John Henry versus the machine.
[00:06:34] Right.
[00:06:35] Right.
[00:06:36] So we say what if we did a version of that set in Africa?
[00:06:40] There we go.
[00:06:41] And that's where the Lion King came from.
[00:06:44] And time I was really thinking a lot more about that robot.
[00:06:50] It was sort of a lifelong obsession.
[00:06:54] And that derailed the story and my interview to write the Lion King never went past that
[00:06:59] first day.
[00:07:00] You've interviewed for a long-ish thing, showbiz, John.
[00:07:02] But they have the greatest tragedies of my life as being declined for the position of head
[00:07:06] screenwriter of the Lion King.
[00:07:08] And they stole my idea.
[00:07:10] Yeah.
[00:07:11] Well it seems like it was a different idea.
[00:07:13] No, it's similar.
[00:07:14] In 1983 I went to Disney and I said let's do a children's movie set in Africa about a
[00:07:20] giant robot with a man who lives in his house.
[00:07:23] And he called the Lion King.
[00:07:27] He was called Terminator 2.
[00:07:31] And they, I can't prove it obviously.
[00:07:35] But what happens 10 years later, that Disney releases a movie set in Africa.
[00:07:42] For children.
[00:07:43] That's right.
[00:07:44] And wait, I'm sorry, had Terminator 1 come out?
[00:07:47] No, I'm sorry.
[00:07:48] But you don't need to be.
[00:07:49] Terminator 2 and then they had to make a Terminator 1 to steal his idea for Terminator 2.
[00:07:53] You don't need to be a giant crime-solving robot to figure out what happened with what
[00:07:57] happened with a man in his house.
[00:07:59] Who's pulling levers to control him?
[00:08:02] Hey, it's not necessary.
[00:08:06] You can see clearly this day what happened there.
[00:08:09] It was so intimidating.
[00:08:12] Downright fucked up, Eric.
[00:08:14] Well, thanks for joining us for the first part of the come town.
[00:08:18] We're trying to have more mainstream guests.
[00:08:20] We're trying to become more interviewed with Eric Clapton.
[00:08:24] Do you have any questions from me?
[00:08:27] Yeah.
[00:08:28] So when you were in Cream.
[00:08:31] Yeah.
[00:08:32] Or Derek and the Domino's of course.
[00:08:34] So many great projects.
[00:08:35] How about this?
[00:08:36] Why did you do that?
[00:08:38] Do you have any, maybe perhaps either one of you.
[00:08:41] I'm not familiar with either of you.
[00:08:43] Yeah, yeah.
[00:08:44] Intimately.
[00:08:45] But if either one of you want to use this joke setup to demonstrate your knowledge of Eric Clapton's.
[00:08:53] Thank you.
[00:08:54] Thank you.
[00:08:55] I appreciate it.
[00:08:56] That's portfolio.
[00:08:57] I just did that kind of thing.
[00:08:59] If there's any.
[00:09:00] Well, I was going to ask you if that would be very, you know, funny to you.
[00:09:05] Right.
[00:09:06] I think that's probably the same name.
[00:09:08] I think that's probably the same name.
[00:09:09] I think that's probably the same name.
[00:09:10] We've been named after when you would come, like, come coming out of your cock.
[00:09:14] Oh no.
[00:09:15] I never thought about that.
[00:09:16] Really?
[00:09:17] No, we were sitting around trying to come up with a name for a band.
[00:09:20] Of course.
[00:09:21] Of course.
[00:09:22] Yeah.
[00:09:23] Your days are now.
[00:09:24] Oh, for your cock.
[00:09:25] The first one.
[00:09:26] So a lot of people don't know that the first thing I was in London.
[00:09:29] Really?
[00:09:30] And I was having the moons over my hammie.
[00:09:32] Of course.
[00:09:33] And my other members of Cream, Paul McCartney.
[00:09:36] Right, right, right.
[00:09:37] And I held and drawn.
[00:09:38] Oh, that's right.
[00:09:39] Yeah.
[00:09:40] That's right.
[00:09:41] Yeah.
[00:09:42] It's very sitting at Denny's.
[00:09:44] And I'm picking the only circus.
[00:09:46] Right.
[00:09:47] The Denny's are picking the circus.
[00:09:48] I remember correctly.
[00:09:50] Paul McCartney was having the Southwestern crazy cowboy tote a soup.
[00:09:57] Mm-hmm.
[00:09:58] And I'm drawing.
[00:09:59] I was thinking of all the stuff.
[00:10:01] He was bringing himself with...
[00:10:04] He brought himself.
[00:10:05] He brought himself with...
[00:10:06] He brought himself with...
[00:10:07] He brought himself with...
[00:10:08] He would bring a bowl of cum everywhere and he would lick at it like a kitten.
[00:10:12] This was even when he was pretending to be straight.
[00:10:15] This was when he was pretending to be a kitten.
[00:10:18] Oh, okay.
[00:10:19] Yeah, it was a period.
[00:10:20] People forget.
[00:10:21] He went straight, then cat, then gay.
[00:10:23] Ah, it was kind of a...
[00:10:24] It was really...
[00:10:25] You know, I almost blame that cat's face.
[00:10:29] He became obsessed, absolutely obsessed with Mr. Mustafa Lee's.
[00:10:33] Right.
[00:10:34] Who is cool?
[00:10:35] I don't know if he listened to us, but I thought he was pretty cool.
[00:10:39] Yeah, we talked about him on our show.
[00:10:41] You know, I...
[00:10:42] Do you like Mr. Mustafa Lee's, Eric?
[00:10:45] In 1983, I was...
[00:10:47] No, I did.
[00:10:48] Sorry, I did.
[00:10:49] I went to Broadway.
[00:10:50] I said...
[00:10:51] I got an idea for a musical.
[00:10:53] Right.
[00:10:54] And it's about a man who is...
[00:10:56] I said, Rob, I'm trying to...
[00:10:59] Just about to profile.
[00:11:01] Oh, yeah, no.
[00:11:02] They're pushing me out of the office.
[00:11:03] What was it said?
[00:11:04] And it's...
[00:11:05] This one's said in New York, so...
[00:11:07] Wow.
[00:11:08] And it's Christmas time.
[00:11:09] Mm.
[00:11:10] And the man, he's become lost because as he got on the wrong plane
[00:11:13] when the family's going on vacation.
[00:11:15] And the only way he can get back to Chicago and avoid the two robbers
[00:11:19] that are after him is if a man lives in his ass and...
[00:11:23] It directs him there.
[00:11:24] And he needs...
[00:11:26] To the grown man.
[00:11:27] It's a grown man who's separated from his family.
[00:11:30] Kevin McCallus.
[00:11:31] Yes.
[00:11:32] He's a grown man named Kevin McCallus.
[00:11:34] Yeah.
[00:11:35] And...
[00:11:36] And lo and behold, three years later, catch the music.
[00:11:42] What?
[00:11:43] That's the same plot.
[00:11:44] So you're pissed about that.
[00:11:46] Have you ever heard of the movie Home Alone, Eric?
[00:11:48] Home Alone, too, I believe.
[00:11:50] Home Alone, too.
[00:11:51] I have.
[00:11:52] I see New York.
[00:11:53] It's just a coincidence.
[00:11:54] He's like that.
[00:11:55] I think that's the worst of all.
[00:11:56] I think it's fair about thinking...
[00:11:57] He's like that.
[00:11:58] That's fair about thinking.
[00:11:59] It's fair about thinking.
[00:12:00] But the Lion King about a man.
[00:12:03] Crying, fighting, fighting.
[00:12:04] I think that's a simple case of paradise.
[00:12:06] That's a simple case of paradise.
[00:12:07] It's your little old ride.
[00:12:09] Oh, okay.
[00:12:10] That's interesting.
[00:12:11] So we're at Denny's.
[00:12:12] You're right, right.
[00:12:13] And Elton, who's obsessed at this time with Mr. Meth is stopping.
[00:12:17] Who is laughing up, comb?
[00:12:19] Who is laughing up?
[00:12:20] Who is laughing up?
[00:12:21] Who even by your own estimation you thought up of in 1983?
[00:12:25] Yes.
[00:12:26] So this is the 60's.
[00:12:27] So Elton is obsessed with a different guy named Mr. Meth's Dog
[00:12:49] being pursued.
[00:12:51] It's called Houlon too.
[00:12:52] No, it's called a Scander Darkling.
[00:12:55] He's pursued by two robbers.
[00:13:00] One magical Mr. Meth's Dog.
[00:13:02] Is he a cat?
[00:13:03] He's a large cat.
[00:13:04] And the other one is named as Dr. Manhattan.
[00:13:07] It's blue and you can see his penis.
[00:13:10] Oh, that's scary.
[00:13:14] Eric Clapton's.
[00:13:16] He's a Scander Darkling.
[00:13:19] He's a plot of the ever-go-go-go-one-ones guy named Kevin McAllister.
[00:13:22] And so he had loved this guy so much that he started laughing up, comment, then.
[00:13:27] He would bring his own bowl of comb everywhere to eat like a kitten because it's actually a little...
[00:13:31] It's a legal to transport milk across state lines.
[00:13:36] Are there states in England?
[00:13:38] In English.
[00:13:39] In English states of England.
[00:13:41] There are 50.
[00:13:42] This is what it was called at the time.
[00:13:43] I didn't know that.
[00:13:44] A lot of people don't know that the Brit invasion was actually a cultural exchange program.
[00:13:50] Oh.
[00:13:51] Y'all, as you would say.
[00:13:53] Right, thank you.
[00:13:54] A rock and roll from us.
[00:13:57] And in exchange we got Denny's and states.
[00:14:01] I thought you said the first Denny's was from England.
[00:14:04] But it was based on IHAR.
[00:14:06] I see.
[00:14:07] It was an American theme.
[00:14:10] Wow, I had no idea.
[00:14:12] They did not have Dhanas in London.
[00:14:15] Everyone would just eat...
[00:14:17] Well, comb.
[00:14:18] Right, oh wow.
[00:14:19] It was the first...
[00:14:21] So it must have been pissed that everything got so organized that they stopped selling comb at restaurants.
[00:14:26] That's why I'd have to bring him.
[00:14:27] No, but I thought he'd rock down.
[00:14:28] Well, yeah.
[00:14:29] You'd have to bring his own comb.
[00:14:31] Right.
[00:14:32] So we thought it would be a funny prank to replace his comb with cream.
[00:14:36] Mmm.
[00:14:37] That pissed him off.
[00:14:38] He's in the bathroom.
[00:14:39] He's highly allergic.
[00:14:41] No.
[00:14:42] And so he died.
[00:14:43] That's fine.
[00:14:44] And he was replaced.
[00:14:45] And Elton John, the new guy now.
[00:14:47] So that's a different...
[00:14:49] So this Elton John...
[00:14:50] I'm not that guy.
[00:14:51] It's a complete...
[00:14:52] Another coincidence.
[00:14:53] The first Elton John was black.
[00:14:55] Wow.
[00:14:56] So you had a gay friend named Elton John.
[00:14:58] This is a black man.
[00:15:00] This is black man.
[00:15:01] This is from Africa.
[00:15:02] He's from Africa.
[00:15:03] He's from Africa.
[00:15:04] He was an Nigerian.
[00:15:05] He was an Nigerian.
[00:15:06] And he was a Los Angeles everybody.
[00:15:09] Was he good at music?
[00:15:10] No.
[00:15:11] He was still in cream like that before.
[00:15:13] Well, I met him when I was scouting locations for my idea for a film about him, John Mann,
[00:15:17] who has a friend who lives in his house.
[00:15:20] And I went down to Nigeria to see if...
[00:15:23] Because it came to me in a dream.
[00:15:25] Right.
[00:15:26] And I had the dream right after eating a bunch of bananas.
[00:15:29] Sure.
[00:15:30] And I...
[00:15:31] At the time, I'd been reading a lot of young in psychology.
[00:15:35] And he talked extensively about how your dreams actually come from the college.
[00:15:39] And how your dreams actually come from the country with...
[00:15:44] With the fruit.
[00:15:45] With the uis.
[00:15:46] Yeah.
[00:15:47] Before going to sleep.
[00:15:50] And because you had bananas, you thought you should go to Nigeria.
[00:15:57] Which is the word where they're from.
[00:15:59] That's exactly right.
[00:16:00] That's where they're from.
[00:16:01] I don't know if that's exactly right.
[00:16:04] That's exactly right.
[00:16:05] I mean, I believe that that's your thought process.
[00:16:08] And I don't think that's correct for multiple things wrong with that statement.
[00:16:13] And so that's where you met Sir Elton John.
[00:16:16] And I met Elton John.
[00:16:17] He picked me up at the airport.
[00:16:19] He was my account guy.
[00:16:21] And I said, I want you to come back to England.
[00:16:24] And I'm going to...
[00:16:27] Ahhh!
[00:16:28] I teach you how to make a mistake.
[00:16:31] So, okay.
[00:16:32] Let's go and ask you this.
[00:16:33] Have you ever gotten...
[00:16:34] What's the closest you've gotten to having a man in your ass pooling leverage?
[00:16:37] Have you ever lived your tridea?
[00:16:39] As far as...
[00:16:40] Actually, I'm here.
[00:16:41] Now, I stop by here.
[00:16:43] Why?
[00:16:44] In New York to do just a couple of podcasts.
[00:16:46] And I'm trying to work my way up to Joe Rogan.
[00:16:51] Because I want Joe Rogan to introduce me to Elon Musk.
[00:16:54] Ohhh!
[00:16:55] And I'm going to proposition him basically.
[00:16:59] Okay.
[00:17:00] And say, if you present me, Eric Clapton, with the proper funding,
[00:17:06] and research, obviously, that his companies are capable of to create...
[00:17:12] Or turn me, either into a giant robot man,
[00:17:15] or possibly shrink another human, you would obviously need to do different research teams to look into it.
[00:17:21] Right.
[00:17:22] If we can go down either path that results in us accomplishing this goal,
[00:17:29] our goal in my lifetime, I'll suck his car.
[00:17:32] That's for you, out of the hall.
[00:17:37] That's it.
[00:17:38] That's the plan.
[00:17:39] I spent all my money trying to do it myself.
[00:17:42] Right.
[00:17:43] And I believe you guys would call it fucked up.
[00:17:47] Right.
[00:17:48] Yeah.
[00:17:49] I don't particularly like using curse words, but in this instance it's wrong.
[00:17:53] Sure, sure.
[00:17:54] I don't curse.
[00:17:55] You don't curse.
[00:17:56] You made that very clear in the arena before it was said.
[00:17:58] That was the point, I was like, I don't think that an artist should have a use.
[00:18:01] That's why I think, you know, this Donald Trump guy is...
[00:18:08] Oh, wow.
[00:18:09] It's because he's...
[00:18:10] Interesting.
[00:18:11] He doesn't really cuss that much.
[00:18:13] Well, there's a lot of reasons, not like a ma reason,
[00:18:16] that said he uses curse words.
[00:18:18] Right, right, right.
[00:18:19] So, just so you're going to do come town and then what other parts do you have to find out?
[00:18:23] I'll go way up to Joe Rogan.
[00:18:24] Are you doing the guys we fucked?
[00:18:26] I blew all my money because I got a Home Depot credit card.
[00:18:29] Oh crap.
[00:18:30] Oh crap.
[00:18:31] And, well, they have beef jerky there.
[00:18:34] You didn't even buy something to me to think about it?
[00:18:37] No, I started.
[00:18:38] I spent maybe $7,000 on PVC piping.
[00:18:41] It's a good start.
[00:18:43] And a lot of switches, I thought about, they have luxury switches.
[00:18:48] Like electrical switches?
[00:18:49] Well, my whole house is filled with bicentennial commemorative light switch plates.
[00:18:54] Right, right.
[00:18:55] Because I had a period where I was obsessed with the Revolutionary War after seeing the
[00:19:02] movie Wild Wild West, which I had mistakenly identified as saying,
[00:19:07] Revolutionary War.
[00:19:08] Right.
[00:19:09] Because it's tough to, it gives confusion.
[00:19:11] We've never had a war in England, so we don't.
[00:19:13] The British, yeah.
[00:19:14] Yeah, so we don't even know.
[00:19:16] Most people in England have even heard of the Revolutionary War.
[00:19:19] Yeah.
[00:19:20] What about World War II?
[00:19:21] No, no, I don't think so.
[00:19:23] You've never heard of it?
[00:19:24] You personally, have you ever heard World War II?
[00:19:27] But I saw Wild Wild West.
[00:19:30] And I said, this spider, eerily close to my idea of a giant.
[00:19:35] Oh, that's right.
[00:19:36] Can you repeat that?
[00:19:37] I can't say, I did have sex with Kevin Klein.
[00:19:41] But I can't say that, I mean, it's possible he maybe read one of my notes about my idea for a giant man.
[00:19:52] You say Kevin Klein looked at your diary.
[00:19:55] But that's fair for you to say it might be parallel thing as well.
[00:19:59] It might be parallel thinking the Josh.
[00:20:00] Yeah.
[00:20:01] You're very great, Shark.
[00:20:02] That's very great.
[00:20:03] Thank you for all your time.
[00:20:04] Well, I'm one of the greatest.
[00:20:06] Guitarists.
[00:20:07] That's exactly who I am.
[00:20:09] Yep.
[00:20:10] That's exactly what I'm talking about.
[00:20:11] Did you and thinkers?
[00:20:12] Yes.
[00:20:13] I can't even, often I forget.
[00:20:16] Just exactly who I am.
[00:20:18] Right.
[00:20:19] Well, you're acting.
[00:20:20] Yes.
[00:20:22] And we thank you for being on.
[00:20:24] Well, I was obsessed with the revolutionary watch.
[00:20:28] I replaced all the switch covers in my house with bicentennial commemorative plates.
[00:20:33] Which will be worth something.
[00:20:35] I've thrown out all of my regular watch covers.
[00:20:38] And of course, you know, I mean, half of them ended up inside my house.
[00:20:43] So you were just, so you have the switches there.
[00:20:46] The switches in the pool, you do the levers.
[00:20:48] Well, when I went to Home Depot, they have the nicer ones now.
[00:20:52] So I went dimmer switches in my whole house.
[00:20:54] Oh, yeah.
[00:20:55] But then they...
[00:20:56] You're answering your house in my house.
[00:20:57] Have you considered maybe a clapper?
[00:20:59] But they got stuck at 10% and it's damaged by vision.
[00:21:03] Mm-hmm.
[00:21:04] Because it's dark.
[00:21:05] It's very...
[00:21:06] It's like living in a cabin.
[00:21:07] Right.
[00:21:08] Which...
[00:21:09] I am training myself now because I'm in a low-light situation, which I imagine.
[00:21:15] If it can't be me, that's the robot.
[00:21:18] Perhaps I could live in someone else's house.
[00:21:20] You want to be the guy in someone's house?
[00:21:22] And so I'm training my eyes now just in case when I eventually...
[00:21:24] To live in an...
[00:21:25] When I meet Elon and we get further into the project, maybe.
[00:21:29] We're talking 20 years.
[00:21:30] Right.
[00:21:31] Let's see now.
[00:21:32] I've got to be me.
[00:21:34] I've got to be somewhere in between the ages of 50 and 90 years ago.
[00:21:38] Yeah.
[00:21:39] I want to say 75.
[00:21:40] Yeah, that sounds bad.
[00:21:41] That sounds correct.
[00:21:42] Yeah.
[00:21:43] That sounds famous in...
[00:21:45] The 60s and 70s.
[00:21:46] Yeah.
[00:21:47] That sounds also correct.
[00:21:48] And they're well into the 90s, even.
[00:21:50] Right.
[00:21:51] So I've got to be pretty fucking old.
[00:21:53] Right.
[00:21:54] I meet Elon and then we're maybe a 20-year road map before.
[00:21:58] We're talking about a situation where it's feasible to have one man live in another man's house.
[00:22:03] And at that point...
[00:22:04] Certainly.
[00:22:05] My body might not be able to handle the big in mechanization surgery.
[00:22:10] Right.
[00:22:11] It's smaller and maybe fit more easily into a man's house.
[00:22:14] So I might have to be the one that lives in the house, in which case...
[00:22:16] And you're fine with that.
[00:22:17] The only prerequisite is that my eyes are adjusted to a low-light situation.
[00:22:21] Sort of roundabout way it worked out that I would have had that.
[00:22:25] That big mess up with a bicentennial plates after getting so excited about the giant spider.
[00:22:30] Yeah, that's a screw up right there.
[00:22:33] Well, no, I'm saying it.
[00:22:35] It ended up there in four-foots.
[00:22:37] Yeah.
[00:22:38] And you know what, you actually are 30 years old.
[00:22:41] I'm...
[00:22:42] You're a 75 years old.
[00:22:43] You were born on March 30th.
[00:22:45] March 30th, great day.
[00:22:46] Classic day.
[00:22:47] Classic birthday.
[00:22:48] Did you know you're the only three-time inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall fame?
[00:22:53] I did know that.
[00:22:54] Mm-hmm.
[00:22:55] I did know that.
[00:22:56] I also came up with the idea for the hot dog eating contest when coming out.
[00:23:00] Oh, four-thrux a lot.
[00:23:02] Yeah.
[00:23:03] Wow.
[00:23:04] I was down there and I went into the Nathan's old dogs.
[00:23:06] And I had one of the hot dogs.
[00:23:08] And I said, this was great.
[00:23:09] I'd like to meet the owner and they're not clamped in.
[00:23:12] Mm-hmm.
[00:23:13] Because you go places.
[00:23:14] We started, we brought it over.
[00:23:16] You'd get a dinosaur in the United States.
[00:23:18] And I was one of the first people to give them my headshot and put it on the wall.
[00:23:22] Oh, wow.
[00:23:23] You came up with that.
[00:23:24] And yeah, you can actually go to the original R-HOP in Columbus, Ohio.
[00:23:27] Ha-ha-ha.
[00:23:28] And on there in the wall, it's a very first headshot.
[00:23:31] And it's a picture of me.
[00:23:33] And 15 years old.
[00:23:36] 15?
[00:23:37] Well, my first album came up.
[00:23:38] And it says on there, the food was so good, I wish I could jam it at my ass.
[00:23:43] Whoa.
[00:23:44] I feel like the food is in my ass controlling me.
[00:23:47] And then that was kind of precursor.
[00:23:48] Thanks for everything.
[00:23:49] Thanks for doing that.
[00:23:52] Thanks for the dinner you made for me.
[00:23:55] And they said, what do we do with this?
[00:23:56] And I said, put it on the fucking wall.
[00:23:58] And what do you do with it?
[00:23:59] And 15 years, the Italians will be doing this.
[00:24:02] I'm telling you, I know.
[00:24:03] The Italians, they copy everything.
[00:24:05] Ferrari, that was my idea.
[00:24:08] That's crazy.
[00:24:09] Yeah, I said, what if a call went so fast?
[00:24:12] It was gay.
[00:24:16] I did you good charge.
[00:24:19] I did you good charge.
[00:24:21] That's all it's for.
[00:24:23] Now, let me ask you.
[00:24:25] I came up with that.
[00:24:27] Do you do a car that was really fast?
[00:24:30] Yes, yes, I said that the Elden drawn the original, of course.
[00:24:34] Of course.
[00:24:35] Of course.
[00:24:36] The black one.
[00:24:37] Now, let me ask you, have you ever sucked the man's cock?
[00:24:38] Of course.
[00:24:39] I'm British.
[00:24:40] That's a part of just how you get.
[00:24:45] That's great.
[00:24:46] Middle school to high school.
[00:24:48] It's the cock sucking test.
[00:24:49] Have you ever seen Keith Richards penis?
[00:24:52] Probably.
[00:24:53] Yeah, that's awesome.
[00:24:54] Yeah, that sounds about right.
[00:24:56] That's to the same degree I'm probably 75 years old.
[00:24:59] Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely.
[00:25:01] Well, thank you so much, Eric, unless you have anything else you wanted to talk about.
[00:25:05] We could get our co-host Nick in here.
[00:25:07] Oh, there's another person.
[00:25:08] There's another guy.
[00:25:09] No, I don't know.
[00:25:10] I kind of like you.
[00:25:11] You like the vibe?
[00:25:12] Yeah, this guy, Eric's British.
[00:25:13] Eric, don't say this guy, Eric.
[00:25:15] Sir Eric is British.
[00:25:17] He's our fucking guest.
[00:25:19] I do have one bone to pick.
[00:25:21] Please.
[00:25:22] What is it?
[00:25:23] I mean, and other people have mentioned it to me.
[00:25:26] That's the only reason I made the show.
[00:25:29] Sure.
[00:25:30] It seems that this premise was stolen entirely from me.
[00:25:34] Oh, no, really?
[00:25:36] The premise of the show.
[00:25:37] Of the hometown?
[00:25:38] Of the quote.
[00:25:39] You know, I mean, you don't want to say that word.
[00:25:41] I don't want to, but in 1997, I heard car talk.
[00:25:45] And I approached Shendian.
[00:25:47] I said, I want to do a show.
[00:25:49] Right.
[00:25:50] But this time it's three people instead of two.
[00:25:53] And instead of talking about cars, one of them is huge.
[00:25:58] He's a robot.
[00:25:59] The other one lives in his ass.
[00:26:01] And the third person steals jokes.
[00:26:03] Interesting.
[00:26:07] Well, the thing is, the person is Jewish.
[00:26:10] He steals jokes.
[00:26:12] Okay.
[00:26:14] Well, we're really sorry, man.
[00:26:16] We didn't even know.
[00:26:17] I thought they were a good show.
[00:26:19] Yeah.
[00:26:20] And it's called the Legion of Skins.
[00:26:22] That's true.
[00:26:23] Dave is Jewish.
[00:26:24] Well, we don't really have a guy in anybody's ass.
[00:26:28] Now, you nailed us on that other element.
[00:26:32] But I brought this idea to everybody.
[00:26:34] And then no one can ever know.
[00:26:35] Everyone else will have it done.
[00:26:37] And that's why I say to this day, if I could change the world, the one thing that I would do is shrink someone down.
[00:26:45] That's right.
[00:26:46] That's how they started because we were seeing that song.
[00:26:49] That's about what I would do if I could change the world.
[00:26:52] Would you want to play us off with one final rendition of that song?
[00:26:55] Oh, no, I'm good.
[00:26:56] Okay.
[00:26:57] Well, thanks, Eric.
[00:26:58] Okay.
[00:26:59] I'll be in the men's bathroom.
[00:27:00] Okay.
[00:27:01] At Ruth's Chris.
[00:27:02] Nice.
[00:27:03] If anyone wants to take a look at some blueprints and the stalls.
[00:27:07] Oh, that's your office.
[00:27:10] Kind of.
[00:27:11] Yes.
[00:27:12] I've set up shop in the bathroom of the Dunkin Donuts on Fulton and Nordstrom.
[00:27:17] You said Ruth Chris.
[00:27:19] Well, I'll be there tonight.
[00:27:21] Oh, the after party.
[00:27:22] Yeah, it's a party for working on getting for the podcast.
[00:27:25] I rented out the bathroom at Ruth's Chris from the Tuesdays of stories podcast.
[00:27:29] Oh, you're doing Tuesdays, too.
[00:27:31] I did Tuesdays in Joe List.
[00:27:33] He said to me that I could use his office.
[00:27:36] He was a good guy.
[00:27:39] Yes.
[00:27:40] He said I could borrow the master bedroom.
[00:27:42] The executive suite.
[00:27:45] So you know Joe List.
[00:27:47] Yeah.
[00:27:48] I met Joe List.
[00:27:49] That's awesome.
[00:27:50] They're friends.
[00:27:51] They have a mutual friend, Dominic Strauss Kahn, actually.
[00:27:54] Yeah.
[00:27:55] When I met Joseph and his friend Mark, I said, you guys work so well together.
[00:28:01] Have you ever considered that maybe Mark could live inside Dora?
[00:28:04] Right.
[00:28:05] Right.
[00:28:06] And they said, yes, we've heard your idea.
[00:28:07] Thanks, Eric.
[00:28:08] Yep.
[00:28:09] Eric, can you please leave?
[00:28:11] And then they stole the idea.
[00:28:13] That's so fucked up.
[00:28:16] Well, thank you, Eric.
[00:28:19] I guess you can keep staying here if you like.
[00:28:23] I think that's good.
[00:28:27] I think maybe half the episode.
[00:28:31] That's never clapped.
[00:28:36] Thank you, Eric Clapton.
[00:28:38] Thank you, Eric.
[00:28:39] Or as I like to call him Eric Claptom, as chief.
[00:28:42] So.
[00:28:43] Mm hmm.
[00:28:44] Yeah.
[00:28:45] About this.
[00:28:46] Do you ever think about this 102 down nation?
[00:28:49] That's awesome.
[00:28:50] That's fucking awesome, dude.
[00:28:52] Can you imagine?
[00:28:53] Yeah.
[00:28:54] That way they can just give all the fucking dogs.
[00:28:56] Cruella wants.
[00:28:57] I still got a dog for themselves.
[00:28:59] You want a dog.
[00:29:00] This is what this is the thing I get the problem I got with this fucking movie.
[00:29:03] Yeah, tell me.
[00:29:04] Let's hear it.
[00:29:06] Just sell the dogs to Chinese people.
[00:29:10] You got some French bitch trying to steal them to make super close.
[00:29:17] Right.
[00:29:18] All right.
[00:29:19] It's named after a car to make famous clothes.
[00:29:22] When you could be charging the zips fucking out the wazoo.
[00:29:27] Right.
[00:29:28] Right.
[00:29:29] For these dogs.
[00:29:30] That's your big problem with 101 Dalmatians.
[00:29:33] It's one of my problems.
[00:29:34] Right.
[00:29:35] Right.
[00:29:36] Right.
[00:29:37] Number two problem.
[00:29:38] It's the only movie I've ever seen.
[00:29:39] The first time I saw it, the idea of 100 dogs was so much from my mind that I wanted
[00:29:46] to do an epileptic fit.
[00:29:48] Okay.
[00:29:49] But then what about one more than 100?
[00:29:51] That must have sent you.
[00:29:52] We see that 100.
[00:29:53] You've seen it play it.
[00:29:54] I watch it each time to memorize each one of the dogs.
[00:29:58] Right.
[00:29:59] Hey, my name is Louis Capon.
[00:30:01] The world's foremost expert on 101 Dalmatians.
[00:30:03] I've seen this.
[00:30:06] It's masterclass.
[00:30:07] 101 Dalmatians, YouTube with Louis Capon.
[00:30:12] I love Louis.
[00:30:13] I've seen that.
[00:30:14] A lot of people think they've seen 101 Dalmatians.
[00:30:17] You ain't seen shit.
[00:30:18] You ain't seen it like this.
[00:30:19] You've not seen it.
[00:30:20] Italian style movie watching.
[00:30:22] We're going to show you a lot of things in this class.
[00:30:25] Number one, how not to act like a bitch when sitting in a chair getting ready to watch
[00:30:29] a movie.
[00:30:30] Right.
[00:30:31] Bet you didn't think about that.
[00:30:32] It's different when it's a cartoon about dog's pal.
[00:30:34] Why?
[00:30:35] You're going to have to sign up for the masterclass.
[00:30:39] That's okay.
[00:30:40] Let's see.
[00:30:41] Use your mom's credit card.
[00:30:42] Sign up for it now.
[00:30:43] Look, we're putting this on all the videos for children's shows in the hopes that a mentally
[00:30:49] disabled adult will accidentally sign up for the masterclass.
[00:30:55] This is being Italian, the masterclass.
[00:30:57] I ain't never seen a fucking movie.
[00:31:00] But once you sign up, I get the money.
[00:31:02] Dude, I'm having a hard time on focusing because of how good the pork smells.
[00:31:06] I'm so I just want to eat pork so bad.
[00:31:10] Damn.
[00:31:11] It's going to taste so good.
[00:31:12] It's been roasting now for six, seven hours.
[00:31:15] This is an old piano keeps making me think about the sting.
[00:31:19] Oh yeah, bar bar bar bar.
[00:31:20] Yeah.
[00:31:21] Are you going to play some Riverboat style tunes for us?
[00:31:28] Oh, and I sucked my own dick and I fucked in my ass.
[00:31:33] Wow.
[00:31:34] Second, I'm in Nordstrom's.
[00:31:35] I feel like I'm in fat Nordstrom's.
[00:31:38] Why is it going to be fat Nordstrom's?
[00:31:41] Why is it going to be fat Nordstrom's?
[00:31:42] Well, that sounds nice.
[00:31:44] If they have fat sizes.
[00:31:45] Yeah, man, that doesn't know.
[00:31:48] The fingers are too fat to play the piano.
[00:31:50] It would just be a bigger piano if it's fat Nordstrom's.
[00:31:53] Norbert's drums.
[00:31:54] Norbert wasn't fat.
[00:31:57] His bitch was fat wasn't it?
[00:31:58] Yeah, I could use Norbert in the clumps.
[00:32:00] Sorry, man.
[00:32:01] Who's Norbert, the Eddie Murphy movie?
[00:32:03] Yeah, the late period Eddie Murphy movie.
[00:32:05] Where he plays his own fat girlfriend.
[00:32:08] Wow.
[00:32:09] I love that dude.
[00:32:10] He just like fuck it, dude.
[00:32:11] Run at the fuck back.
[00:32:12] That's a great message for people is like be your own damn girlfriend.
[00:32:17] That's true.
[00:32:18] You don't need, you don't need.
[00:32:19] Love yourself.
[00:32:20] You don't need a fucking bitch to hold you down when you could have a fat suit that you
[00:32:24] could wear and you could fuck yourself.
[00:32:26] Or even the clumps, you could be your whole family.
[00:32:28] Be your own whole damn family.
[00:32:30] You don't have to even have a family.
[00:32:33] Now, didn't any Murphy fuck Janet Jackson as a fat guy at one port at the end of it or
[00:32:38] something?
[00:32:39] I believe she was the love intro.
[00:32:41] That's awesome.
[00:32:42] Yeah.
[00:32:43] I'm glad.
[00:32:44] She also had a song on the soundtrack.
[00:32:45] I remember Dave Chappelle.
[00:32:46] You know how much better the world was 20 years ago.
[00:32:49] So nice.
[00:32:50] You could just remake a comedy with like, it's the same thing but it's all black.
[00:32:53] And if Joe gives that, and people are like, this is great.
[00:32:57] He's not a single conversation.
[00:32:59] Oh, no one had to have a talk about it.
[00:33:01] You don't have to have a conversation.
[00:33:03] Yeah.
[00:33:04] Because the math of Jerry Lewis sucks dick.
[00:33:07] He doesn't have any Murphy is funnier.
[00:33:10] I'm gay.
[00:33:11] We can just make this.
[00:33:12] My dick's wall.
[00:33:13] Yeah.
[00:33:14] I mean, this whole thing was like he pretended to be a retarded person.
[00:33:17] Yeah.
[00:33:18] And the friend became famous off like crossing his eyes.
[00:33:21] Yeah.
[00:33:22] I mean, you could like invest in a whoopee cushion and get on TV back in the days when
[00:33:27] there were three shows.
[00:33:28] And I've right.
[00:33:29] One, just the atomic clock and a guy with his fucking suit, his hands behind his back
[00:33:34] telling you you're about to die.
[00:33:36] Yes.
[00:33:37] Yeah.
[00:33:38] Two, a show where a guy just reads books to you.
[00:33:42] And three, fucking Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin.
[00:33:46] Yep.
[00:33:47] Doing quote unquote comedy.
[00:33:48] Chinese guys, retards.
[00:33:50] Yeah.
[00:33:51] All the classic.
[00:33:52] Yeah.
[00:33:53] All the classic.
[00:33:54] Well, just ain't listen, that's not those two things.
[00:33:58] That's not frown at those two things.
[00:33:59] That's not true.
[00:34:00] We arrived at those in a different way.
[00:34:03] I'm just saying.
[00:34:06] But no, I agree with you.
[00:34:07] Also, I believe somebody I was reading some books a while ago.
[00:34:10] The French love them, you know, really.
[00:34:12] Jerry Lewis, they went over there and became like an autor.
[00:34:15] They're obsessed with it.
[00:34:16] What?
[00:34:17] Yeah.
[00:34:18] I think he's like one of the greatest filmmakers.
[00:34:19] Can we see that movie where he's like David left?
[00:34:21] Yes.
[00:34:22] I think that it's going to be released soon.
[00:34:24] It's in the library of Congress.
[00:34:26] The French, as far as European film, is concerned with the worst.
[00:34:29] They're the worst film.
[00:34:30] I don't agree.
[00:34:31] I agree with myself.
[00:34:32] I agree with my opinion.
[00:34:36] Why?
[00:34:37] Why don't you agree?
[00:34:38] What's a good French movie?
[00:34:39] Oh, they've made good movies.
[00:34:40] But I'm saying, if you have to rank European filmmakers, French come in dead last.
[00:34:46] What?
[00:34:47] You think like what Hungarians make better?
[00:34:49] Chex, better, Polish, better, Italians, better.
[00:34:53] Greeks.
[00:34:54] Russian sort of count.
[00:34:55] I guess better.
[00:34:56] The Russians made a couple.
[00:34:58] Okay.
[00:34:59] Pretty good movies.
[00:35:00] What?
[00:35:01] No, the Russians are the best filmmakers.
[00:35:02] What?
[00:35:03] What the fuck is a good Russian movie?
[00:35:04] You come and see Tarkovsky.
[00:35:05] You just watched it.
[00:35:06] Yeah, it's all of Tarkovsky.
[00:35:07] But did you see you watch Come and See You on our recommendation?
[00:35:10] I don't believe I did.
[00:35:12] It's, yeah.
[00:35:13] It's you got a probably the best war movie ever fucking made.
[00:35:17] It'll sit with you for like a week.
[00:35:18] And you know they're good.
[00:35:19] They stole the audience.
[00:35:20] Yeah, they're sold from Eric Clap.
[00:35:23] Because I had an idea.
[00:35:24] I said, I want everyone to come and see this John Robot.
[00:35:27] Right.
[00:35:28] I had drawn him on the back of a cereal box while having breakfast, which I also invented.
[00:35:33] You invented breakfast or cereal?
[00:35:35] I invented breakfast and cereal.
[00:35:38] Breakfast cereal was a Eric Clapton original.
[00:35:41] Mm.
[00:35:42] One of my first concepts.
[00:35:43] I love that for you.
[00:35:44] Predates actually the idea of the robot.
[00:35:47] Wow.
[00:35:48] And you mean when you say you predate.
[00:35:50] I said, I said.
[00:35:51] You had the idea first.
[00:35:52] What if you woke up in the morning in a talking bird, a toucan perhaps?
[00:35:57] Right.
[00:35:58] Took you into the jungle and then showed you colorful circles that you shoved into your
[00:36:03] mouth.
[00:36:04] Right.
[00:36:05] This came to me in a dream, of course.
[00:36:06] That's awesome.
[00:36:07] What were you taking my for?
[00:36:08] A scholar of young, Carl Jung.
[00:36:10] And one of his other ideas was that if you dream of a bird, it means that you actually
[00:36:15] have a pretty big day.
[00:36:17] And for years, I thought I had a small day.
[00:36:21] But apparently you have to have a big day to have dreams about a toucan.
[00:36:26] A toucan.
[00:36:27] And the beak represents your cock.
[00:36:29] How big your cock is.
[00:36:30] And my cock is so big.
[00:36:32] Yeah, that's big.
[00:36:33] I didn't think I'm not going to prove it, but can we see your cock now?
[00:36:37] Please?
[00:36:38] No.
[00:36:39] I'll show you a picture I have on my computer.
[00:36:40] Okay.
[00:36:41] I'll show you.
[00:36:42] Yes.
[00:36:43] It's called mycock.psd.
[00:36:44] Wait a second.
[00:36:47] That's a Photoshop file.
[00:36:49] It's...
[00:36:50] We see his JPEG.
[00:36:52] It's from my camera.
[00:36:53] No, he's directly from the camera.
[00:36:54] No, I'm going to show you.
[00:36:57] As I said, the lighting in my house is very dark because of my...
[00:37:06] It's awesome.
[00:37:08] Yeah, because of...
[00:37:09] Well, because of my...
[00:37:10] No, because the dimmers are stuck at the other scene.
[00:37:11] Adam, come on, man.
[00:37:12] Listen to that.
[00:37:13] You're a clap, don't we, talks?
[00:37:15] We have a rock legend here.
[00:37:16] You're not even fucking listening?
[00:37:18] Yeah, I'm sorry.
[00:37:20] It's her area.
[00:37:22] Yes.
[00:37:23] Fuck that pork's most so goddamn good.
[00:37:26] I don't even leave the bathroom.
[00:37:28] Oh, yeah.
[00:37:29] That's what I was saying.
[00:37:30] I said I'm friends with Joe this, and they said, we don't know what the fuck you're talking
[00:37:34] about.
[00:37:35] And I said, he said this was his office.
[00:37:38] Does the name Joe list mean nothing anymore?
[00:37:40] And they said, we've been told that Eric Clapton, you have been banned from New York City on
[00:37:46] account of you disparaging our windows.
[00:37:51] Oh.
[00:37:52] Why?
[00:37:53] Do you blame the windows?
[00:37:56] You're making our windows look bad.
[00:37:58] Because if you're letting your son fall out of one, is that what we're getting at, Eric?
[00:38:10] They banned him from New York.
[00:38:12] This is son fell out of a way.
[00:38:17] That was fun.
[00:38:20] Well, you're welcome here.
[00:38:28] That was, yeah.
[00:38:31] Yeah, dude.
[00:38:33] Mayor, this is the department of buildings.
[00:38:35] This is the department of buildings.
[00:38:37] Mayor, a Koch.
[00:38:40] Ed Koch said he said, thank God for 9-11.
[00:38:43] Whoever took the heat off of me.
[00:38:47] The department of buildings I was considered the bastard.
[00:38:52] They called me the bastard.
[00:38:54] The bastard of buildings.
[00:38:56] Clapton.
[00:38:57] They called me the bastard.
[00:39:00] The bastard of buildings.
[00:39:02] The bastard of buildings, Eric Clapton.
[00:39:07] The son tragically falls to his death.
[00:39:10] Beautiful day in September.
[00:39:13] When a couple of Indian men, really just, they put themselves in rock and roll.
[00:39:21] Yeah.
[00:39:22] Muhammad aut
[00:39:29] It was metal.
[00:39:33] It was metal.
[00:39:34] That was the biggest moments in metal history.
[00:39:37] 9-11 was metal.
[00:39:40] Metal.
[00:39:41] The flames of the World Trade Center.
[00:39:44] That kind of stuff.
[00:39:45] Yeah, so I actually suggested him.
[00:39:47] Oh, you vouch for him.
[00:39:48] Hi, that's how it goes.
[00:39:50] That's how it goes.
[00:39:51] Muhammad autah into the rock and roll.
[00:39:55] And everyone was cool with that?
[00:39:57] I mean, well, as a member of not only a celebrity, but a musician.
[00:40:03] Right.
[00:40:04] I was, you know, there's a quick competition to have the absolute worst take possible after
[00:40:10] now now, of course.
[00:40:11] Yeah.
[00:40:12] You know, so a lot of people were just going out on stage naked and maybe putting tape over
[00:40:17] the mounds or shaving the head.
[00:40:19] And I thought, what if we put Muhammad autah in the rock and roll hall of fame?
[00:40:24] Yep.
[00:40:27] And we called Sebastian Barker Terrorist.
[00:40:30] That would be funny.
[00:40:31] We called Brett Michaels.
[00:40:34] Brett Michaels?
[00:40:35] Yeah, we called him a terrorist.
[00:40:37] Because his music sucks.
[00:40:38] Because his music sucks.
[00:40:40] Muhammad autah.
[00:40:41] Muhammad autah.
[00:40:42] Gets to be the role for him.
[00:40:43] That's rock and roll.
[00:40:44] That's what it says.
[00:40:45] That is about awesome.
[00:40:46] You know, in the 60s, we always dreamed of smashing a jet line in the air.
[00:40:51] Yeah, the world's biggest financial, you know, yes.
[00:40:57] And that's fucking anti-capitalist.
[00:40:59] But at the time, that's, you know, to even get on an airplane, you had to be.
[00:41:03] You had to be sure to sample.
[00:41:05] Right.
[00:41:06] Shirley Temple was the only person.
[00:41:07] You had to be Marlene Dietrich.
[00:41:09] Mm-hmm.
[00:41:10] You know.
[00:41:11] Nice piece of pussy that Marlene Dietrich.
[00:41:12] Yes.
[00:41:13] You know, I sucked her off.
[00:41:14] You sucked her off.
[00:41:16] Yes.
[00:41:17] And the bathroom.
[00:41:18] You just had to be Marlene Dietrich.
[00:41:22] I think it was a fella who told me his name was Marlene Dietrich.
[00:41:26] I sucked Marlene Dietrich's penis.
[00:41:29] At the bathroom, it pulled us all around.
[00:41:35] It's just, it's all the way over here.
[00:41:38] You took the bus here?
[00:41:40] I took the bus here.
[00:41:41] Wait, just now?
[00:41:42] Yes.
[00:41:43] Marlene Dietrich's been dead for maybe 25 years.
[00:41:46] I was in Philadelphia.
[00:41:48] You took the bus from Philly to the port of the world.
[00:41:50] I was in Philadelphia.
[00:41:51] No, that doesn't change the fact that...
[00:41:53] As an official poll observer.
[00:41:55] Oh, yeah.
[00:41:56] To keep an eye on these black lives matter first.
[00:41:59] You're in the 60s.
[00:42:00] We're all about counterculture.
[00:42:01] Now it's like...
[00:42:02] It's gone too far.
[00:42:03] It's gone too far.
[00:42:04] You know, Donald Trump, I don't care much for his cursing, but everything else is...
[00:42:09] His ideas are behind.
[00:42:10] His ideas are intoxicating.
[00:42:13] They feel me with a sense of...
[00:42:21] You know, it's just that I'm part of something bigger than yourself.
[00:42:24] So bigger than yourself.
[00:42:25] That I'm ready to dissolve the individual under the hole.
[00:42:30] Very much the way you would put a tiny man into myself.
[00:42:34] Yes.
[00:42:35] Oh, it's porous.
[00:42:37] Oh, how could I...
[00:42:39] How could I forget?
[00:42:41] That idea is a very appealing to you.
[00:42:46] Those themes are...
[00:42:48] A lot of people call it fascism.
[00:42:50] I just say it's just plain old, good time.
[00:42:52] Imagine yourself as a robot with a bunch of men in your hands.
[00:42:55] Oh, you want more than one, man?
[00:42:56] I thought it was your friends.
[00:42:57] I imagine an entire bridge like on Star Trek.
[00:43:00] Nice.
[00:43:01] My good friend Jean Ron.
[00:43:02] You're your friends at Jean Ron, Mary.
[00:43:05] He can put you with Jean?
[00:43:07] Yes.
[00:43:08] That's awesome.
[00:43:09] Jean invited me to Texas, which was part of Africa at the time.
[00:43:13] It had not more than...
[00:43:15] I don't believe that's true.
[00:43:17] I think before, Mary.
[00:43:18] I don't mean to be insulting, but I am a scholar of Carl Jung.
[00:43:22] I don't think I would misremember where Texas is.
[00:43:27] You got me there, sir.
[00:43:28] Africa is big.
[00:43:29] Texas is big.
[00:43:30] Ipso Quoto.
[00:43:32] So you and Jean Ron, Mary?
[00:43:34] Ipso Quoto Geotaco.
[00:43:36] They are the neighbors.
[00:43:39] Makes sense, and I'm sorry, and I take it back.
[00:43:42] This is a very interesting thing I read recently.
[00:43:45] It's that when waiters and restaurants, the wait staff says,
[00:43:49] we have a couple of neighbors at table 7.
[00:43:52] Oh, okay.
[00:43:54] I think they said that.
[00:43:56] Well, they always used to say from the Comptown podcast.
[00:43:59] When we would go to...
[00:44:01] Me and Elton would go to lunch to the waiter.
[00:44:04] He would always say, oh, you're having lunch with your neighbor.
[00:44:07] I said, why would they assume that I'm...
[00:44:09] Were you neighbors?
[00:44:10] No.
[00:44:11] No, he lived in Nigeria.
[00:44:14] I found him in a banana restaurant.
[00:44:17] Oh, banana restaurant?
[00:44:19] I dreamt of a banana restaurant.
[00:44:21] I dreamt of a banana restaurant.
[00:44:22] And I said, I bought that car with Carl Jung, and I said, I have to...
[00:44:27] Oh, so call your the guy you know?
[00:44:29] Yes, we're also friends.
[00:44:31] I'm another fellow I imagine that Porta thought we'd have to.
[00:44:34] Are you mad to people in Porta, or are you mad?
[00:44:37] More than people are you to be Carl Jung?
[00:44:40] I shut him up on the teacher.
[00:44:41] I'll call you and fuck me in the morning.
[00:44:44] And ever since then, you've been a devotee of his ideas.
[00:44:48] Yes.
[00:44:49] That's exactly right.
[00:44:51] That's very, very crazy, Eric.
[00:44:56] Well, let her come at the bathroom building.
[00:44:59] Oh, no, no.
[00:45:01] I did not know this much about you.
[00:45:06] I have this been an illuminating episode.
[00:45:08] Wow.
[00:45:10] Eric motherfucking clap.
[00:45:13] Ba da ba da ba da ba.
[00:45:16] Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba.
[00:45:19] Laila, got me all my knees, Malene.
[00:45:24] What are we...
[00:45:28] Fuck me Carl please.
[00:45:30] Call young,
[00:45:32] but I know
[00:45:34] got me all monies,
[00:45:36] call ya.
[00:45:37] But fuck me Carl young please.
[00:45:40] Darling please make me
[00:45:42] man, a big robot who is
[00:45:46] controlled by a man that lives
[00:45:50] inside his ass.
[00:45:52] Man, man.
[00:45:54] Let's see how his wife is hot.
[00:45:55] Damn, his wife is much younger than his ass.
[00:45:57] How is she?
[00:45:58] She's looking like he's doubter.
[00:46:00] You know I never really pay attention.
[00:46:03] Melia McHenry is an American philanthropist.
[00:46:06] Oh a philanthropist.
[00:46:08] You must be rich.
[00:46:11] Sugma baby please.
[00:46:13] I'm gay.
[00:46:14] Give me this motherfucker.
[00:46:15] You got your fucking phone.
[00:46:16] Whenever a lady is a philanthropist it's just like
[00:46:19] she's rich.
[00:46:20] Having money is their job.
[00:46:21] Yeah.
[00:46:22] They have so much of it.
[00:46:23] She has which poor person they have to give it away.
[00:46:26] As a full time job.
[00:46:28] What is Eric Clapton?
[00:46:29] The couple met in 1999.
[00:46:30] I think pretty close to how you sounded.
[00:46:32] The couple met in 99 when Eric who was 53 attended a party
[00:46:35] that Melia, 22 at the time had planned for her bosses at
[00:46:39] Armani.
[00:46:40] She got to talking to Eric after asking for an autograph to
[00:46:43] give to her uncle.
[00:46:44] Something instantly clicked.
[00:46:46] That sounds nice.
[00:46:47] Respect.
[00:46:48] And they're still together?
[00:46:49] I guess.
[00:46:50] So who are we as a judge?
[00:46:51] It's sort of history.
[00:46:53] That sounds like you.
[00:46:56] I blame that point of view.
[00:46:58] And I would have been so nervous about playing with other
[00:47:02] people of that stature.
[00:47:04] I don't think it would have mattered to me where we were.
[00:47:07] Oh wow.
[00:47:08] She chased the bag, bro.
[00:47:10] Completely overruled.
[00:47:11] Obviously I can't remember.
[00:47:13] Dude, this bitch was born in Ohio.
[00:47:17] Her dad was a construction worker and her mom didn't have a
[00:47:19] job.
[00:47:20] She sucked her way to the top.
[00:47:22] She got to be a philanthropist from Eric.
[00:47:24] Salute to Melia, dude.
[00:47:26] And he's probably got another five years.
[00:47:28] Melia, you can't remember that one.
[00:47:30] Absolutely.
[00:47:31] Thank you.
[00:47:32] Good.
[00:47:33] Salute to her, dude.
[00:47:36] She's cute.
[00:47:37] A few months later, I like red.
[00:47:39] Clapton proposed to Mckennery at their family home in
[00:47:42] Columbus, Ohio.
[00:47:43] Eric Clapton.
[00:47:44] In front of her construction worker.
[00:47:47] Eric Clapton was again posting from Columbus, dude.
[00:47:50] Salute.
[00:47:51] They then got married in 2002 on New Year's Day in a private
[00:47:54] ceremony at St. Mary Magdalene Church.
[00:47:57] Damn, I'm fucking dehydrated.
[00:47:59] Three daughters.
[00:48:00] I've been drinking no water.
[00:48:01] Yeah, we have it.
[00:48:02] We got drink more water.
[00:48:03] My eyes are fucking burning.
[00:48:06] I can't drink fucking like, salts or water all day.
[00:48:09] That's why I wanted to find a case of actual water.
[00:48:12] Did you get a case of Asensha?
[00:48:13] No, I was only on four.
[00:48:15] I need more Asensha.
[00:48:17] I know.
[00:48:18] I wish the fucking Mary essential.
[00:48:20] Refill that with tap water overnight.
[00:48:22] That'll be fun.
[00:48:23] I hate drinking tap water, temperature tap water.
[00:48:26] I know exactly what you mean.
[00:48:28] I got to trick myself.
[00:48:29] I got to put through that bitch in a fridge.
[00:48:31] Pretend I got it from the store.
[00:48:33] Yes, sir.
[00:48:35] Yeah.
[00:48:36] That's not the Eric, dude.
[00:48:38] That's the dream.
[00:48:39] 22, 53.
[00:48:40] You actually got pussy from Columbus, Ohio.
[00:48:43] We actually met at the original, huh?
[00:48:45] That's right.
[00:48:46] You did say you were in Columbus.
[00:48:48] That's right.
[00:48:49] That's where you put your hands.
[00:48:51] That's where you put your fucking headshot.
[00:48:54] My wife came up to me.
[00:48:56] But you were 15, you said that, Nick.
[00:48:59] How did you know?
[00:49:00] Matt Black, magic.
[00:49:01] You said satanic white magic.
[00:49:02] Well, if you ever read young, you would understand.
[00:49:05] There's a collective unconscious that we all tap into.
[00:49:08] I don't really have to read anything.
[00:49:10] I just sort of go into a fugue and I tap into universal truths.
[00:49:14] Yeah, so true.
[00:49:15] That's great, man.
[00:49:16] Damn, shout out to her, dude.
[00:49:18] Well, I can never really be Eric Clapton, but I can turn into an
[00:49:21] nightmare version of him.
[00:49:24] I thought you were the real Eric Clapton?
[00:49:26] No.
[00:49:27] No, he's not.
[00:49:28] It's Nick doing a voice.
[00:49:29] It's me doing a voice.
[00:49:30] God damn it.
[00:49:31] Damn.
[00:49:32] 53rd floors.
[00:49:35] The kid fell 53 floors.
[00:49:37] Yeah.
[00:49:38] Prove it all.
[00:49:39] I feel bad about doing that, but it was worth it to get to the
[00:49:41] bastards.
[00:49:42] No, it was funny.
[00:49:43] The bastards are building so tall.
[00:49:45] It's pretty fucked up.
[00:49:46] They fit with...
[00:49:47] That's so dumb, like New York building authority or whatever.
[00:49:51] What the fuck?
[00:49:52] Thanks.
[00:49:53] I had brutal.
[00:49:54] Can you imagine going through something like that?
[00:49:56] Yeah.
[00:49:57] This is because it's like losing a child is one thing, but it's
[00:49:59] just a...
[00:50:00] It's just a...
[00:50:01] It's just a bizarre...
[00:50:02] Yeah.
[00:50:03] The way a child dies in a Popeye cartoon.
[00:50:06] Yeah.
[00:50:07] Imagine if your fucking son had a piano fall on their head.
[00:50:11] Yeah, literally.
[00:50:12] An anvil.
[00:50:13] Just such cosmic bad luck.
[00:50:16] And then they'll play the piano again after that.
[00:50:18] Wow.
[00:50:19] Oh, shit.
[00:50:21] I was actually the first half of my career.
[00:50:24] I was a piano player.
[00:50:26] Really?
[00:50:27] And then an anvil fell on my head.
[00:50:30] And I said, that's it.
[00:50:31] No more blacks.
[00:50:32] I'm never doing it.
[00:50:35] I'm no more of that.
[00:50:38] I'm not making any more swords.
[00:50:41] I'm not making any more swords.
[00:50:42] You're going to stop foraging.
[00:50:43] Or arrowheads.
[00:50:44] It's a busted anvil.
[00:50:45] Taking another chocolate on me.
[00:50:51] It's...
[00:50:52] It's...
[00:50:53] It's...
[00:50:54] I mean, I don't talk about it often, but I had another son.
[00:50:57] Really?
[00:50:58] Where a coyote actually painted a tunnel.
[00:50:59] I don't know if he ran into the wall.
[00:51:02] Oh, no.
[00:51:03] Do you mean a roadrunner?
[00:51:04] Yeah, the bird.
[00:51:05] No, the coyote.
[00:51:06] No, it was a coyote.
[00:51:07] Oh, he learned that from the bird.
[00:51:09] Oh, no.
[00:51:10] I mean, he was a coyote.
[00:51:11] No, it was a coyote.
[00:51:15] Yes.
[00:51:16] Oh, you're right.
[00:51:17] You're right.
[00:51:18] I was saying correct it and I apologize.
[00:51:20] I actually put firecrackers on a pair of roller skates.
[00:51:27] Didn't you...
[00:51:29] You had another son who...
[00:51:32] You had another son who...
[00:51:35] He had sex with a beautiful lady and then he found out that it was a rabbit.
[00:51:39] It was actually a drag.
[00:51:41] He killed himself.
[00:51:42] He killed himself.
[00:51:43] Yeah.
[00:51:44] He was a fucking male.
[00:51:45] It was a male rabbit.
[00:51:46] He carried some mock him out of it.
[00:51:55] That's fucking crazy, dude.
[00:51:57] Yes.
[00:51:58] Wow.
[00:51:59] This is Bill.
[00:52:01] I love that it's December 13th today.
[00:52:05] It's great.
[00:52:06] Christmas is only 12 days away.
[00:52:07] Christmas is 12 days away.
[00:52:09] And today, good some nice celebrity birthdays.
[00:52:12] Jamie Foxx.
[00:52:13] Hope you guys got some good Black Friday deals all day.
[00:52:16] All that medicine you probably need.
[00:52:18] Mm-hmm.
[00:52:19] Steve Buscey.
[00:52:20] Hey folks, I'm a voice I've definitely heard before that I can't place.
[00:52:25] I don't know who this is supposed to be.
[00:52:28] It sounds like a guy.
[00:52:29] It sounds like a guy.
[00:52:29] It sounds like a guy.
[00:52:31] Sounds like a guy you've heard of before.
[00:52:34] It sounds like a trustworthy voiceover for seniors commercials.
[00:52:38] Do you need medicine?
[00:52:39] Of course you do.
[00:52:41] Your old is shit.
[00:52:42] Well check out randommedicine.com.
[00:52:46] That's right.
[00:52:47] We lost the bottles for all of these pills.
[00:52:50] You're not getting, you don't have health insurance.
[00:52:52] You might as well try this shit out.
[00:52:53] Well I know.
[00:52:54] Maybe we'll just try it out.
[00:52:55] Five bucks.
[00:52:56] Five bucks a month you get a grab bag full of pills.
[00:53:02] It's brought to you by bespoke.
[00:53:05] Yeah.
[00:53:06] Yeah.
[00:53:07] The pills man.
[00:53:08] Yeah.
[00:53:09] Yeah.
[00:53:10] From Lance, Lance, what's a good name?
[00:53:16] Lance Buckner.
[00:53:17] Lance Buckner is a premium men's random pills.
[00:53:21] That's so good.
[00:53:23] Every month you get a bunch of pills in a cool, in a t-vintage tincture style.
[00:53:28] Right, right.
[00:53:29] It comes with a mustache comb and a razor blade to slit your wrist.
[00:53:34] The second you realize that somehow this bullshit worked on you.
[00:53:38] That you're paying $50 a month for a new wallet that was manufactured in Taiwan.
[00:53:45] A jigger and a wooden comb.
[00:53:49] What the fuck are you going to do with this?
[00:53:52] A wooden comb, a shitty pocket knife comb your hair.
[00:53:55] Like your grandfather.
[00:53:57] Comb your hair the way your grandfather didn't.
[00:53:59] Damn.
[00:54:00] A lot of stuff happened on this day.
[00:54:04] A striped one.
[00:54:06] The massacre of the Kalavrita.
[00:54:08] What's that?
[00:54:09] Were the fucking piece of shit Nazis killed.
[00:54:12] Whoa.
[00:54:13] He's a near extermination of the male population in the total destruction of the town of the
[00:54:17] Kalavrita, Greece.
[00:54:19] By the 117th Yeager Division.
[00:54:21] Seems like we have a.
[00:54:22] Fuck them.
[00:54:23] Seems like we got a lot in Yeager.
[00:54:26] Common enemies.
[00:54:27] We do, bro.
[00:54:28] We do.
[00:54:29] Every Nazi dies.
[00:54:32] Die Nazi.
[00:54:33] This is a leftist.
[00:54:34] This is the.
[00:54:35] This is a pro Greek podcast.
[00:54:37] You're listening to the number one left.
[00:54:39] This is a golden.
[00:54:40] This.
[00:54:41] No, it's not a golden don.
[00:54:43] It's a Greek.
[00:54:45] It's a Greek pro.
[00:54:48] Fuck the.
[00:54:49] Fuck the Nazis podcast and politics comes second and comedy comes third.
[00:54:54] Comedy comes last.
[00:54:56] Comedy comes last.
[00:54:57] Doing comedy last.
[00:54:59] Now the show is simply a way for me to completely dissolve myself into.
[00:55:04] Oh Eric, welcome.
[00:55:07] Next week join us I will be Vincent Price.
[00:55:10] Okay.
[00:55:11] Okay.
[00:55:12] A lot of people pride themselves on being a guy that can do a Vincent Price.
[00:55:16] Apparently the council of Trent happened this day on 1545.
[00:55:22] There's some bullshit about the church.
[00:55:26] People of Trent that what is the diet of worms.
[00:55:30] That's the other one.
[00:55:32] That's right.
[00:55:33] An annual solar.
[00:55:34] Oh, something funny happened I think.
[00:55:37] Oh, no on Wednesday I forgot to mention Australia made it legal to be gay.
[00:55:44] On Wednesday is episode the ninth.
[00:55:47] The ninth of December.
[00:55:49] And you know that that's going to happen.
[00:55:52] No, it did happen like a couple of years ago.
[00:55:54] Is it illegal to be gay in Australia?
[00:55:56] It was until.
[00:55:57] Or you couldn't get married I guess.
[00:55:59] Oh, he's saying it's storey.
[00:56:01] Storey.
[00:56:02] The December the ninth was the date that man now the whole house smells like pork rice.
[00:56:05] It's going to be awesome.
[00:56:06] I'm telling you.
[00:56:07] We're so close to eating this pork.
[00:56:09] I don't know if I'm dehydrated or just happy.
[00:56:11] We're going to have dinner.
[00:56:13] We're going to put on battlefield earth.
[00:56:15] Yep.
[00:56:16] We're going to smoke some loud.
[00:56:17] We're going to like fall asleep on the couch side by side just with smiles on our faces.
[00:56:22] I cannot wait to eat this fucking pork.
[00:56:24] We're actually probably going to do another two episodes.
[00:56:26] I'm down.
[00:56:27] I'm going to get the pork on.
[00:56:29] I'm in his own, baby.
[00:56:32] Pork will power us through.
[00:56:33] Oh, yeah.
[00:56:34] The pork and the weed.
[00:56:36] We should keep buying some.
[00:56:38] Just barely be speaking.
[00:56:40] I'm fucking, I guess I'm not American.
[00:56:44] Yeah, I've said something gay earlier.
[00:56:47] My name is Simon Says.
[00:56:51] That was a movie.
[00:56:52] Who's in that movie?
[00:56:53] We're going to play Simon Says right now already.
[00:56:55] Yeah.
[00:56:56] Red, blue, red, red, red, yellow, blue, red, yellow, purple, blue, red, yellow, go.
[00:57:00] You're turn.
[00:57:01] You didn't say Simon says?
[00:57:03] No, you're in the colors.
[00:57:04] I'm doing the digital game.
[00:57:07] Simon Says.
[00:57:08] No, you got to say Simon Says jump.
[00:57:10] I'm not going to say it.
[00:57:12] That is a different game.
[00:57:13] I'm the first to the game.
[00:57:15] Oh, you guys are assholes.
[00:57:17] Simon Says, the regular left tab.
[00:57:19] Simon is a fucking...
[00:57:22] As says was the deadest rod in the movie.
[00:57:24] Shut the fuck up.
[00:57:25] I don't fucking know.
[00:57:26] I want pork.
[00:57:27] Shut up.
[00:57:28] I'm fucking three minutes and 30 seconds away.
[00:57:31] Or two minutes and 30 seconds away from me.
[00:57:32] Sorry, I got to get the Asparagus ready.
[00:57:34] Go on.
[00:57:35] Just a blow.
[00:57:36] Remember?
[00:57:37] Oh, yeah.
[00:57:38] Simon says.
[00:57:39] Yeah, it's misspoke.
[00:57:41] You fucking asshole.
[00:57:42] Maybe read between the lines.
[00:57:43] I don't want to make you feel bad about it.
[00:57:44] Read between the lines.
[00:57:45] Maybe read between the lines.
[00:57:46] You know what?
[00:57:47] I got eight lines.
[00:57:50] Wait.
[00:57:51] Wait.
[00:57:52] I got six lines for you right here.
[00:57:55] What is it?
[00:57:56] One, two, three, four.
[00:57:58] It's the size of six.
[00:58:00] That's eight lines.
[00:58:02] No, it's not, dude.
[00:58:04] It's one.
[00:58:05] It's six.
[00:58:06] It's six.
[00:58:07] It's six.
[00:58:08] Three, four, five, six.
[00:58:09] Yep.
[00:58:10] I should have known those six.
[00:58:12] That was, yeah.
[00:58:13] You embarrassed?
[00:58:14] The sixth greatest one.
[00:58:15] What should read between those lines?
[00:58:17] What, it's just the middle of a swastika?
[00:58:20] No, in between the swastika.
[00:58:22] Says you're gay.
[00:58:23] Fuck you.
[00:58:24] I don't know.
[00:58:25] Each one of those windows.
[00:58:28] I don't know.
[00:58:31] Fuck you.
[00:58:32] You piece of shit for telling me that that's not what the game is called.
[00:58:35] Yep.
[00:58:36] Damn.
[00:58:37] Let's have my legs crossed too long.
[00:58:38] Now I got pins and needles.
[00:58:40] Oh.
[00:58:41] You can do the size of them.
[00:58:42] You know what I want?
[00:58:43] A Theragon.
[00:58:44] It's not worth it, dude.
[00:58:46] I got that.
[00:58:47] You can just.
[00:58:48] It looked cool.
[00:58:49] I can get like just, I don't know, what are the jigsaw blades that are coming with like
[00:58:55] U-Shank or T-Shank attachments.
[00:58:57] Those are probably too heavy.
[00:58:59] No, it's the same fucking thing.
[00:59:00] Really?
[00:59:01] I mean, I have like a variable speed.
[00:59:03] I have a nice jigsaw.
[00:59:05] So, I mean, you can adjust it however you want.
[00:59:07] Interesting.
[00:59:08] And it like, on your legs.
[00:59:10] God damn fucking poor girl.
[00:59:11] On your legs, it's fine.
[00:59:14] But on your back, like I did that shit and it like the vibrations kind of like,
[00:59:18] you know when you're a kid and someone will like, you know, you like walk and somebody
[00:59:23] could think of it.
[00:59:24] Yeah.
[00:59:25] You know, that kind of makes you like nauseous a little bit.
[00:59:27] Again.
[00:59:28] Hearing that?
[00:59:29] No, just like the vibrations.
[00:59:30] Oh yeah.
[00:59:31] It does make you nauseous.
[00:59:32] Yeah.
[00:59:33] It's like it's not fucking, what's that fucking poor?
[00:59:36] But I'm telling you, that fucking so spine thing that I got is like.
[00:59:40] Is that just that plastic thing you put on the board?
[00:59:44] It's a fucking plastic.
[00:59:45] You probably make it yourself.
[00:59:46] I said that before.
[00:59:47] Just because they're not a sponsor and I emailed them and asked whether they wanted to be.
[00:59:51] And they stole my idea for the songs.
[00:59:53] Oh.
[00:59:54] I said what if you had a piece of plastic that you could shove so far up your ass.
[00:59:59] That it controlled you.
[01:00:02] Oh yeah.
[01:00:03] So this really wasn't the thing about it.
[01:00:05] Just the time the CEO of that company was actually a Pixar.
[01:00:10] And it was another idea.
[01:00:12] I had a four children's movie.
[01:00:14] It's about a bunch of toys that live inside of a boy's ass.
[01:00:17] It's about what if there was a young boy and at night his toys came alive and went inside
[01:00:24] his ass.
[01:00:25] Oh that's what they did.
[01:00:26] And they banned me from the sound Francisco.
[01:00:32] Wow.
[01:00:33] Really?
[01:00:34] Yeah.
[01:00:35] So that idea.
[01:00:36] That's crazy man.
[01:00:37] They called me the bastard of Pixar.
[01:00:40] You got a lot of strange epithets.
[01:00:49] Eric Essen had all started with that fateful interview with Tool.
[01:00:57] In 1937.
[01:00:59] Yes it did.
[01:01:01] And who fucking cares.
[01:01:04] It's time to have pork.
[01:01:05] It's time to have pork.
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