May 26, 2025

Buffoonery Chit-Chat

Buffoonery Chit-Chat
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Ever wondered what happens when the history books close and the microphones stay on? In this special episode, Kate and Bradley pull back the curtain on the History Buffoons podcast, sharing the triumphs, challenges, and occasional beer-fueled mishaps that have shaped their journey over the past eight months.

The conversation meanders through their recent expansion into YouTube videos, with Bradley candidly discussing his evolution from audio to video editing. "We're trying so hard to be continuous and not have a lapse in episodes and social media," Kate explains, capturing their commitment to consistency despite the learning curve. Listeners will appreciate these glimpses into the creative process, including the technical hiccups that happen in a makeshift "pod loft" complete with a noisy mini-fridge that occasionally disrupts recordings.

Through a series of rapid-fire questions, the hosts reveal personal insights that regular listeners will treasure. From debating their favorite historical figures (Elizabeth Bathory and Annie Oakley make surprising appearances on their "drink buddy" list) to mutual agreement that baby thief Georgia Tann earns the title of most despicable historical character they've covered, Kate and Bradley's chemistry shines. Their hypothetical artifacts to steal? Starry Night for personal enjoyment and King Tut's headpiece for profit – choices that reflect their distinct personalities.

The episode closes with exciting announcements about upcoming shows featuring their first-ever guests, deep dives into Rasputin and the mysterious Dyatlov Pass incident, and new platforms including Pinterest boards with episode sources. Whether you're a longtime listener or new to the buffoonery, this behind-the-scenes look showcases the authentic passion driving this growing historical podcast. Have beer suggestions, historical topics, or favorite idioms? The hosts are eager to hear from you – because at History Buffoons, the conversation never stops.

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00:16 - Welcome to History Buffoons

02:51 - Behind the Podcast Journey

06:11 - YouTube Videos and Format Evolution

10:02 - Rapid Fire Questions Begin

28:47 - Historical Figures and Beer Debates

40:05 - Future Episodes and Guest Plans

57:46 - Closing Thoughts and Contact Info

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Oh, hey there.

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Oh, hey there.

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How's it going, Kate?

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I have a little bit of a headache.

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Oh no, and it's not caffeine related.

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That reminds me I need to get ibuprofen.

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Hey, we're the History Buffoons.

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I am Kate and I'm Bradley.

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Welcome to a conversation with buffoons.

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We're doing something a little different.

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Since we started our YouTube videos, we thought it would be good to I don't know kind of reflect and talk about what we're doing.

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Something a little different.

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Since we started our YouTube videos, we thought it would be good to uh, I don't know kind of reflect and talk about what we're doing.

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We're doing a lot.

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Trying to.

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I feel like we're doing a lot.

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I feel like over the last two, three weeks it's been quite a bit, yeah, which is not a bad thing.

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Um um, I'm enjoying it, but Um um, I'm enjoying it, but it's been a lot to work on, especially with a full-time job and then doing this.

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So yeah, yeah I it feels like a very hefty part-time job.

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It does, but it's been fun.

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So, um, you know, someday maybe it can be a full-time job, who knows Cause then we can focus on something we really enjoy doing.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, cause I'm having fun I mean, I know you like what you do, but I don't.

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But either way, um, it's just.

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Yeah, I forgot to unplug, that's what I forgot to do.

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Fuck, gonna have to edit that.

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Hold, please.

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And we're back.

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Sorry about that, my bad forgot.

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So in the pod loft we have a mini fridge for podcast beer, mainly.

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I do have some waters in there.

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Sure do, because we're responsible and it's a small room and well, refrigerators make noise.

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Sure do, so I forgot to unplug it, my bad.

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We need a checklist.

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Yeah, did you unplug the fridge Check?

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Maybe I should make one of those.

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Maybe.

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Yeah, just one more thing that we have to keep track of.

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Yeah, we are trying so hard to be continuous and not have a lapse in episodes and social media and just being super consistent with all of that.

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Yeah, for sure.

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We've definitely fallen flat a couple of times, but we sure pick ourselves up again.

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Well, I mean, we're still pretty new to doing this.

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Yes, we've been more or less doing this for a year, and then we started releasing in September but, we're still learning what the hell to do.

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I mean, I guess the biggest thing we've added recently is actual YouTube videos of us.

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Yeah, go look us up.

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There's lots of those throughout the episodes.

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Go look us up on youtube history ruffians podcast.

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Um.

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So that's been.

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That's been kind of interesting, because not only did I have to learn how to edit audio, now I learned how to edit video yeah, and you're doing a great job thank you.

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I appreciate that.

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I do like the feedback because I always feel like I could do better and I recently reached out to Al for his insight and that's why our last video had a little bit of a format change.

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I don't know what's best for people.

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I don't know what everybody likes.

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Who knows?

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Maybe some people who like the old format are like why'd they change it?

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I don't know.

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I I like the last one a little better.

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Yeah, I think it's a little more, I don't know.

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I kind of I like seeing the progression too.

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Yeah, like I wouldn't want to like redo the video to a new format, like.

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No, I like our progression of what?

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we used to do and you've always said that too with um, with like, our audio, even like, and our overall episodes.

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We've gotten, I feel, better over the months we've been doing this.

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So, yeah, because what we've been releasing stuff for eight, a little over eight months now wow, that's wild to say it like that.

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Our year anniversary of our first episodes in like three and a, what three and a half months roughly give or take, yeah, so that's wild to think about.

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But hey, I've been enjoying it.

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So yeah anyways um, so we do have a podcast beer, um and it's, it's just our basics oldie, but a goodie for us.

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So cheers uh to the summer shandy, which summer is starting to creep back in finally, so cheers, cheers it was kind of dreary the last couple of days and it it got to a chill level that it felt like it was november, like going into december, like I was like is winter coming?

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Like what.

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It felt like that as you know, I get up really early for work and uh, I think was it even this morning, I think it was this morning, and uh, it's like 39 degrees out, what the fuck it's been in you know the upper 40s or even low 50s in the morning, the last, I don't know week before, but I think it was this morning.

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It was 39 degrees out when I left for work.

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It was nice today.

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Oh it's beautiful today, sun's out, because we've gotten a lot of rain lately, which is, of course, good, but it started to get nice yesterday.

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Now it's really nice today because it's sunny out for a change, not so dreary Like we're going into, like you said, november kind of thing, but yeah, it's almost summer.

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Cat hair in my mouth.

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Well, I'd like you to know that cat hair is from your house.

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I did kiss Bonnie before I left.

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And there might have been one on.

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I think I have some on my Yep.

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there's a probably a bonnie here we got um my cat's a new brush, oh nice.

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So one half is a dematter and then turn it over and the other is like an undercoat oh cool um, all of the cats.

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Amos is a little apprehensive about it because we're trying to demat him right.

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Um, but they all love it okay, that's good, that's a plus yeah, um, bonnie and amos are short hair and they're getting mats.

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I think they're just.

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I think we feed them too well and they aren't even fee freeders fee fee feeders, free feeders.

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That's the one, um, but I think they're getting too big to like clean themselves, clean themselves yeah, so like right above their tail, and sometimes their sides are getting matted.

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Um, so the brush is actually doing pretty good, but after I don't know, probably like a good five different times of brushing bon, I was like oh, you finally solved.

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Well, I'm excited to see Bonnie again next time we record at your house so.

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I can see, yeah, did your new toy for them come?

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Not yet, however.

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Nathan's been gone, but I came home yesterday after work and there was a cat toy on in a in a plastic, clear plastic package.

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Yeah.

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Um on the counter and I was like I was like there's no other toy here.

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It's not in a labeled box or anything, but it's like kind of springy and it's really really tall, long, kind of springy and it's really really tall, long, and so I put it above our um, our doorway from the kitchen to the living room, oh nice, so they all just kind of stare at it.

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They're like what are we supposed to do with that?

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bonnie and amos tried twice, and then they're just like okay.

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So I don't know where it came from, but well, I mean maybe dates unordered it, who knows?

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But no, we've got like a, a toy ball that has a feather on it, called like the speedy ball or something yeah and it's supposed to mimic like a randomized prey like a mouse or something.

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Yeah, so it's not just I'm gonna roll that way and then I'm gonna roll that way.

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No, it's not just I'm going to roll that way and then.

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I'm going to roll that way.

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No, it's like erratic, yeah, which is awesome Because obviously cats will be like well, this is stupid.

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Right, right, but if it is, I don't know, all over the place.

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They're like I got to get it Like laser, the laser pointer.

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Yeah, your cats do like that.

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I think I've done a laser pointer for my cats.

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I guess I don't recall it's been a while I think Wicket would just be like nah, I'm just going to sleep.

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I'm just going to lay next to dad.

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Yeah, yeah, because that's all she does, she old.

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Well, she'll be in a couple weeks, 19.

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So she's getting up there.

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Bonnie and Amos' birthday are on Sunday oh nice, yeah.

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Two are on sunday oh nice yeah, two days from now spoiler alert today's friday cheers to friday.

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Yes, so, um, I've got a couple questions for you, okay um actually we came up with questions just to kind of make this an entertaining, entertaining episode with a little bit of flow.

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Yeah, a little bit of flow, so it's not just us shooting the shit.

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Yeah, we're just not all off the cuff.

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A little bit of structure if you will, off the cuff, that's an idiom.

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You have no idea how many idioms I hear all day, every day now.

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No, I do.

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I send them to you, you message me them.

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Or I'll type you one and be like oh, I thought of another.

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That's very similar.

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And it's gotten to the point where I used to be like got it, it's on the list.

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Now I'm just like, yep, I don't even respond to them, you don't.

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I'm like, yeah, I would hope you know that eventually they'll be on the list.

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Yeah, no, that doesn't bother me.

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I figured not.

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So I have an answer to this question.

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Yeah, and I want to know, if you do, what's the weirdest beer you've tried on the show, and would you drink it again?

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Oh geez, I feel like a lot of the beers that I've gone to are like just IPAs.

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There are some that I'm like, eh, it wasn't bad per se Stuff that you wouldn't normally buy, Right?

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that's what I'm trying to remember, but you did for me or for a theme, or whatever I'm trying to remember.

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I would be good not to do the Seagrams again.

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I've had those in my past life.

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Was that the Jamaican Me Happy or something yeah?

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It's just, I don't know, a little too sweet for me A wine cooler type.

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Yeah.

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So I guess if I had to pick one, I wouldn't do that.

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Yeah, just, it's too sweet for me in my old age.

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But it's still good it wasn't bad.

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Yeah, I mean there was a time I remember I mean we're talking like 20 plus years ago where they used to do this deal where you get like six, four packs of seagrams, escapes, uh, for whatever low price or whatever what the hell it was.

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So you get a whole bunch of flavors and I drank the shit out of them.

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But I was also in like my early 20s right I wasn't really even a beer drinker when I started in the beer business in my early 20s.

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I didn't drink beer.

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I drank mike's hard lemonade right, or some a smattering of other similar and then zima I.

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The first zima I ever had and yes, I was underage was when I was 14.

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Yeah, I was 14 in california the day before going to the rose bowl when the wisconsin badgers played ucla and one it's weird that you remember all this shit.

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Yeah, well okay, I've explained this to you before.

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I associate a lot of my memory with events and then, of course, dates.

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I know that the Rose Bowl was played on January 1st every year and I remember how old I was.

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We were also shotgunning Miller Genuine Drafts in my dad's buddy's kitchen With him, with my dad's buddy, my dad already, with my dad's buddy.

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My dad already went to bed because he was old back then, even just kidding, um and uh, so we're with and I consider him a friend too, uh, him and his daughters, who his youngest is, I think, seven years older than me.

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Um, and then I remember we started walking to her friend's house, like me and my two brothers, and her and her friend, I think, her I don't remember if her sister was there, but uh, all of a sudden, mary jo, which is, uh, the, the wife of the, our, our family friends, she comes running.

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Your dad wants you guys to come back right now.

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Oh, shit, okay.

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And then we went to the rose bowl parade the next morning very nice yeah, when you're 14, you don't care for it um the weirdest beer I've had on the show.

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It's not really the weirdest beer, it's the the one beer that I you definitely did not like and I didn't.

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I would not have it again.

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It's the brand is kiwina, yeah what was?

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what was the?

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it was green, it had like a maiden on the front.

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Yeah I don't remember the exact um but I couldn't.

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Oh, you had you struggled us through that real bad.

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I remember every sip you took.

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You're like basically I know but it was there, so you know well, yeah, it would have been alcohol abuse if I but it's funny because you also had a backup modelo and I'm like just go to that.

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I know.

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Go to the go-to, but I get it.

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You didn't want to, I don't know, waste it, I suppose.

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Yeah and carbless.

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If you could redo one episode, which would it be and why?

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Well, it's one we haven't released for a good reason it doesn't sound pretty well.

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Okay, I was basically reading verbatim my story so the episode that I'm talking about is we did one on the Chicago Fire very early on in our developing.

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What kind of style and the format and so on.

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I thought it was really good.

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So basically, we changed a little bit of our format to be like, if you break it down, kate teaches me something is what it is.

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Do I know it sometimes?

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Yes, do I not know it A lot of the times?

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No, I do I know it sometimes, yes, do I don't not know it a lot of the times?

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No, I don't know it.

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Um so early on, when we tried to do this, start this, I should say I actually did some of my own research as well, for random facts, that's right, yeah, yeah and which was cool because you know I was able to add in.

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But again I almost felt like, so I had, I typed them out as well.

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And you're like, oh hey, by the way, did you know about bub?

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And it's like this sounds so robotic yeah, it wasn't organic no, it didn't feel like having a conversation, so we kind of retooled our format and did that, but it was a good episode.

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I enjoyed the.

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The topic I always like hearing about chicago burning so um but, um, I mean, am I wrong?

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no, jesus christ, but um no, it was.

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It was a good episode.

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I just it wasn't what we do now and I'm not really sad about it.

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Maybe we'll redo that one in the future because it is a good historical story.

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Yeah, and then I can be happy because Chicago's burning all over again what historical figure that we've covered so far.

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would you invite out for drinks?

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Probably Elizabeth Bathory.

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Why.

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Because we can have some vampire drinks, some blood drinks, blood drinks like a, like a red red ale or I don't know.

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I mean not actual blood drinks, right a red ale, or if, if she was cosmo right, or um a um shirley temple oh, she was yeah, if she was not.

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I remember my parents.

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We were out somewhere and they were ordering drinks for all of us and my sister and I were young, right, and I don't know if they were like suggesting sodas or what and we just weren't having it, sure, but my mom was like, oh, can you do this they're gonna do a Shirley Temple and it was the very first time I ever had a Shirley Temple and I was like, okay.

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So my, I remember my.

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My parents would take us out to these nicer restaurants all the time when we were little.

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There's this one in particular.

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I'm, of course, spacing on the damn name of it.

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I could take you there right now.

00:16:45.187 --> 00:16:47.330
It'd be a drive because it's further north.

00:16:47.330 --> 00:16:50.844
But um, uh, we didn't call them shirley temple.

00:16:50.844 --> 00:16:59.620
I knew that's what they were called, but we just all call always call them kitty cocktails yeah, I've heard of it too, but I definitely grew up with shirley temple as the name for him.

00:16:59.760 --> 00:17:04.627
I didn't know, they were called that for a while after because my dad just do you want a kitty cocktail and it's just what.

00:17:04.909 --> 00:17:15.821
Like a sprite with uh, grenadine, yeah, that's all it is so we always thought we were fancy yeah, exactly I got to have a cocktail with my dad or like girl, like when you were young and you had a root beer.

00:17:15.842 --> 00:17:41.820
You're like I'm having a beer, yeah, yeah exactly yeah and it's funny because vesper now I so I have you've seen, inside my fridge I have got like those soda sleeves or whatever you want to call them um, and so she likes to grab data soda a lot yeah but she also knows that I have a beer fridge too down there, and she's like one time she goes to me dad, do you want a beer?

00:17:41.820 --> 00:17:44.815
I want to get you a beer that's so sweet.

00:17:44.835 --> 00:17:45.880
Well, thanks, sweetheart.

00:17:45.880 --> 00:17:49.047
But then and so I was I was having a beer, I don't know.

00:17:49.047 --> 00:17:56.512
Within the last week or so she goes how's your soda, you like your soda, like yep, it's a beer, but yep, I do like my soda.

00:17:56.512 --> 00:17:59.019
So it's kind of funny.

00:17:59.019 --> 00:18:03.267
She doesn't, can't differentiate them all the time but yeah no it's cute, it's understandable.

00:18:03.287 --> 00:18:08.015
She's too so I don't know what historical figure I would invite out to drink.

00:18:08.015 --> 00:18:10.900
Actually, you know who I would what's that?

00:18:10.900 --> 00:18:11.981
It would be annie oakley.

00:18:12.623 --> 00:18:23.613
She seems like she would be cool okay, I, I answered elizabeth, but that was the other was it in my brain okay, okay, so we'll all just go, yeah, we'll all go we'll have elizabeth annie.

00:18:23.613 --> 00:18:24.161
You me.

00:18:24.161 --> 00:18:27.211
Yeah, we'll go to the bar, get some, some Shirley Temples, get some whiskey, whatever.

00:18:27.211 --> 00:18:30.537
I don't remember in the episode Did she drink, I wonder?

00:18:30.557 --> 00:18:32.246
I don't remember, I'm not sure, if that- ever came up.

00:18:34.144 --> 00:18:47.204
But yeah, I thought she might be interesting just because of who she is and whatever, what she kind of did for for a living is really I don't know, entertainment it is.

00:18:47.224 --> 00:18:48.749
I mean she was in the entertainment business.

00:18:48.788 --> 00:18:50.313
So what beer would I order for her?

00:18:50.313 --> 00:18:54.949
Yeah, or it can be a cocktail too, but if you had a beer, I feel like she'd like a whiskey.

00:18:55.009 --> 00:18:58.358
Neat yeah, something, let's, let's go with that.

00:18:58.358 --> 00:18:59.582
Yeah, let's go with that.

00:18:59.582 --> 00:19:12.251
Okay, so I already know the answer to this question, because we've talked about it so many times what is a hilarious blooper that hasn't been released?

00:19:12.599 --> 00:19:17.046
Okay, so it's not really a blooper per se, it's kind of a blooper.

00:19:17.682 --> 00:19:20.201
In a way, it's a combination of, it's a burping reel.

00:19:20.682 --> 00:19:28.339
Yes, so, um, and the funny thing is so I think we've we've mentioned this briefly on one of the episodes.

00:19:28.339 --> 00:19:33.593
Depending on if a certain thing happens for the podcast, I actually get to release this.

00:19:33.593 --> 00:19:43.561
Um, but the funny thing is all of them came from the same episode no, yes I swear to god god, what episode do you remember?

00:19:43.643 --> 00:19:44.726
I'm trying to blank.

00:19:44.726 --> 00:19:46.390
I'd have to look at the date stamp.

00:19:46.390 --> 00:19:50.596
It's not but so I hate that it all came from one episode.

00:19:51.000 --> 00:19:55.011
Well, and that's the funny thing is because like if I went through all the episodes I'd have so many to do.

00:19:55.011 --> 00:19:58.068
But the beautiful thing is I can do maybe a sequel.

00:19:58.068 --> 00:20:08.085
So basically what I did is when I was editing.

00:20:08.085 --> 00:20:11.298
I think this is, but there was before I had to do video, so I probably wouldn't have wasted the time because I got to go do the video now.

00:20:11.298 --> 00:20:12.664
Yeah, Kate likes to burp.

00:20:13.941 --> 00:20:14.781
Do I like to.

00:20:14.781 --> 00:20:18.647
It's a good release, but no, it just happens.

00:20:19.048 --> 00:20:19.809
Kate burps a lot.

00:20:19.809 --> 00:20:21.192
Okay, let's rephrase it.

00:20:21.192 --> 00:20:23.154
Okay, I'll allow that one, I'll allow it.

00:20:23.154 --> 00:20:28.962
So it is the bubbles, the combination.

00:20:28.962 --> 00:20:36.242
So I jokingly said once I'm gonna make a compilation of burps, which then turned into me making a burp track.

00:20:36.242 --> 00:20:46.932
So I took a couple from that episode and created a song where it's just um, kate burping, and you say sorry once, because I thought that was funny.

00:20:47.140 --> 00:20:48.506
Because, you said sorry right afterwards.

00:20:48.506 --> 00:20:57.369
So if a certain something happens for the podcast, I get to release that and we will tell you when that happens.

00:20:57.519 --> 00:21:00.750
When the certain something happens, we will also tell you.

00:21:01.079 --> 00:21:02.405
We'll probably do a video for it.

00:21:02.405 --> 00:21:03.442
Maybe we'll do a watch.

00:21:03.442 --> 00:21:06.021
Watch like a video, where you get to react to it.

00:21:06.321 --> 00:21:22.265
I mean, you've heard it, but it's been a while it's been a while okay, I'm gonna let you ask me that next question because it kind of pertains more to me than yeah, yeah uh, which episode surprised you the most during research and or recording?

00:21:22.444 --> 00:21:22.924
obviously that's.

00:21:23.125 --> 00:21:37.355
I think that's geared more towards research, but yeah um, so it was actually about marie antoinette, so one of our most recent episodes I mean it's also more fresh in my mind I'm also reading a book about her yeah, that's true yeah.

00:21:37.355 --> 00:21:43.449
So she's very, very much in my mind right now, and I have yet to watch the kirsten Dunst movie.

00:21:43.730 --> 00:21:43.990
Marie.

00:21:44.070 --> 00:21:52.211
Antoinette, which is on my list now, yep, but it really surprised me that she actually wasn't a cunt.

00:21:54.381 --> 00:21:56.327
Did you just always assume that she was?

00:21:56.327 --> 00:21:59.597
Yeah, just because of how she was portrayed and everything.

00:21:59.597 --> 00:21:59.799
Yes, okay.

00:21:59.920 --> 00:22:10.172
So it was portrayed as people absolutely hating her and her just not giving a shit and ended up being Not the case at all.

00:22:10.252 --> 00:22:10.913
Yeah, yeah.

00:22:12.101 --> 00:22:14.588
I feel like she was a little bit more misunderstood.

00:22:14.588 --> 00:22:19.509
Sure, she was thrust into society and made to be a certain way.

00:22:19.750 --> 00:22:22.707
Well, didn't she, if I remember correctly, wasn't part of it?

00:22:22.707 --> 00:22:30.311
At the border of France, they stripped her of all of her clothes and put her in these French clothes and everything to be presentable.

00:22:30.432 --> 00:22:31.795
So I mean look at that.

00:22:32.540 --> 00:22:33.325
She didn't do that.

00:22:33.325 --> 00:22:34.605
They did that to her.

00:22:34.605 --> 00:22:36.423
Yeah, so I mean, she was what again?

00:22:36.423 --> 00:22:36.865
14?

00:22:36.865 --> 00:22:37.627
She was 14.

00:22:37.627 --> 00:22:43.191
Yeah, that's crazy, being thrust into that life quite wild.

00:22:43.191 --> 00:22:48.603
Thrust into that life, quite wild.

00:22:48.603 --> 00:22:48.924
So and it's.

00:22:48.924 --> 00:22:52.098
It's funny how, throughout history, how you know, people are portrayed a certain way when they're really not even close to being that way.

00:22:52.179 --> 00:22:54.146
Like I'm not saying there weren't problems.

00:22:54.146 --> 00:23:18.590
Oh, of course that you know something that she would do or say, or or ignore whatever dollhouse that she had for herself yeah, which was a mansion to one of us, yeah, but so I mean like there were definitely some issues, especially with their finances, right um, but as a human person, she wasn't bad, no okay, yeah so I think that kind of surprised me the most because I had this inkling right.

00:23:18.832 --> 00:23:24.509
You know of who she was oh no, you had a preconceived notion preconceconceived notion Exactly.

00:23:24.509 --> 00:23:26.673
So I can totally understand that.

00:23:26.673 --> 00:23:30.885
I mean there's a lot of people throughout history who are like wow, I thought that dude was an asshole.

00:23:30.885 --> 00:23:35.571
Turns out he wasn't a great person, but maybe he was better than you thought.

00:23:35.571 --> 00:23:45.123
Or history spun it this way Right, for sure, but yeah, you want me to ask this one too.

00:23:46.085 --> 00:23:47.929
Sure, let's do it.

00:23:48.529 --> 00:23:56.765
Okay, if the podcast only went viral, what's the first ridiculous merch item you would insist we sell.

00:23:57.769 --> 00:23:59.116
Copies of my painting.

00:24:01.031 --> 00:24:02.056
Can they be hand-numbered?

00:24:03.411 --> 00:24:04.315
Hand-numbered.

00:24:04.496 --> 00:24:09.617
Yeah, I mean it adds more of a flair to it Like one out of 500 or something.

00:24:09.678 --> 00:24:11.246
Yeah, okay.

00:24:11.508 --> 00:24:11.990
I mean right.

00:24:12.290 --> 00:24:29.824
I mean, if we're making shit up, yeah I was just taking sweatshirts, but either way that's not a ridiculous merch item okay, so we're going ridiculous yeah, ridiculous history buffoons, beer, steins, that's fun with the lid, even like old german style.

00:24:29.824 --> 00:24:32.016
Those would be fucking cool.

00:24:32.016 --> 00:24:33.279
You know what would happen to me?

00:24:33.641 --> 00:24:36.096
you would forget that it's the lids on and try to drink it.

00:24:36.236 --> 00:24:46.733
No, I would hit it you're gonna hit your face and then I come up and accidentally, like accidentally lift it or accidentally move it, and it would like pop on my nose I could see that yeah, me too.

00:24:46.733 --> 00:24:49.257
Have you?

00:24:49.257 --> 00:24:51.701
This is, I guess, a question for me.

00:24:51.701 --> 00:24:56.152
Have I ever pretended to know more about a topic than I actually did?

00:24:56.152 --> 00:25:01.163
Yes, I will say something and be like no, I don't think that was right.

00:25:02.332 --> 00:25:13.501
Well, after the fact though, really oh yeah, like you'll ask me a question, I'm like I know the answer to this and it's such and such and like no're, like no, I don't think that's right.

00:25:14.391 --> 00:25:17.621
So I may have received false information.

00:25:18.930 --> 00:25:24.159
Unfortunately, yeah Well, I am not a research enthusiast.

00:25:24.871 --> 00:25:27.318
You do it because we like doing this.

00:25:27.318 --> 00:25:33.578
Yes, we are by no means full-blown historians.

00:25:33.578 --> 00:25:36.023
That's why we're called history buffoons.

00:25:36.023 --> 00:25:39.016
Even being history buffs was a stretch.

00:25:39.036 --> 00:26:00.602
We had to put the oon in there, okay so in the last, one of these last episodes of marie antoinette, I said that versailles was like 20 miles away from paris okay when I heard it back, I'm like no, it's Like in my head I think it was 12 miles and I was just like confidently, 20 miles yeah.

00:26:01.872 --> 00:26:09.503
So this is a good, good, good point to a chance to point out that it's kind of like again, the telephone game.

00:26:09.964 --> 00:26:10.144
Yeah.

00:26:10.869 --> 00:26:14.134
Things get embellished through storytelling Yep Sure does Things get embellished?

00:26:14.154 --> 00:26:15.277
Embellished Through storytelling.

00:26:15.277 --> 00:26:16.799
Yep, sure does, it was like 20 miles.

00:26:16.900 --> 00:26:19.443
I mean next time we do Marie Antoinette it's going to be 50.

00:26:19.443 --> 00:26:19.864
Who knows?

00:26:20.085 --> 00:26:31.182
We don't know, not sure why we'd do it again, but who knows, okay, which historical event that we've covered would you?

00:26:31.182 --> 00:26:32.069
Actually want to experience firsthand.

00:26:32.430 --> 00:26:33.032
As a fly on the wall.

00:26:33.053 --> 00:26:35.936
Yeah, as a fly on the wall, because we've done a lot of depressing stuff, yeah.

00:26:36.017 --> 00:26:38.969
So I would not want to be in a lot of depressing situations.

00:26:38.969 --> 00:26:47.252
However, for some reason I would want to be a fly on the wall and see how charles lightoller made it through every fucking ship sinking.

00:26:47.373 --> 00:26:52.521
Oh my gosh, if you have not listened to the Charles Lightoller episode.

00:26:52.563 --> 00:26:56.075
Seriously, I sink ships.

00:26:56.415 --> 00:26:57.619
It's not called I Sink.

00:26:57.619 --> 00:27:02.653
Ships no but that was a tentative title when we were recording it.

00:27:02.653 --> 00:27:04.881
It was a title because he was on a lot of ship sinkings.

00:27:04.881 --> 00:27:07.838
It was called Smack Dabble, it sure was.

00:27:09.412 --> 00:27:12.834
But I would be super curious to observe him Just be like dude.

00:27:12.874 --> 00:27:13.717
What is happening?

00:27:14.692 --> 00:27:19.868
I mean from the sinking of the Titanic all the way to rescuing people at Dunkirk.

00:27:19.868 --> 00:27:22.034
Yeah, it would just be super interesting to see.

00:27:22.034 --> 00:27:24.361
Like, how the fuck did this guy make it this far?

00:27:24.361 --> 00:27:28.657
Yeah, Because you were on literally a boatload of ships.

00:27:28.657 --> 00:27:32.779
Let's see what I did there that sink, and it's like you're still alive, Still kicking.

00:27:32.729 --> 00:27:33.964
I mean that ships I see what I did there that sink, and it's like you're still alive, still still kicking.

00:27:33.913 --> 00:27:37.726
I mean that's fucking impressive, yeah, so I think that's one that I would pick.

00:27:37.726 --> 00:27:39.131
Do you have one that you would pick?

00:27:39.351 --> 00:27:40.372
I, I do.

00:27:40.372 --> 00:27:52.178
I think I would want to be a fly on a tree okay and discover what happened to the roman oak colony oh, yes, for sure.

00:27:52.178 --> 00:27:54.123
Like actually happened, Mm-hmm.

00:27:54.769 --> 00:27:56.474
I mean when we did that.

00:27:56.474 --> 00:27:59.762
It still points to they just assimilated.

00:28:00.250 --> 00:28:01.375
With the natives.

00:28:01.375 --> 00:28:02.238
Yeah, yeah, with that.

00:28:02.570 --> 00:28:03.974
I forget the name of the tribe right now.

00:28:03.974 --> 00:28:05.219
Yeah, what their name was.

00:28:05.219 --> 00:28:07.392
But yeah, I'm pretty sure that's.

00:28:07.392 --> 00:28:10.395
I mean that's what it points to, at least from my observation.

00:28:10.435 --> 00:28:23.615
Again, I am no uh expert, but uh, yeah, yeah we think, we know, but there's just, there's just so many what ifs that it could potentially be something else could potentially correct.

00:28:23.615 --> 00:28:29.894
What's the saying like if it's, if it's got hooves, think of a horse, not a zebra or whatever I've never heard that before.

00:28:30.434 --> 00:28:32.377
Is that an idiom or just a saying?

00:28:32.377 --> 00:28:34.682
Is that really a thing?

00:28:34.902 --> 00:28:36.003
I know I didn't make it up.

00:28:36.505 --> 00:28:37.271
Really no.

00:28:37.413 --> 00:28:37.934
I didn't.

00:28:38.170 --> 00:28:40.157
Oh man, because it sounds made up.

00:28:40.791 --> 00:28:43.099
If it has stripes, it's a, you know it's.

00:28:44.413 --> 00:28:46.820
Well, because yeah, horses don't have stripes, zebras do.

00:28:46.820 --> 00:28:51.219
I want to look it up Is a zebra considered a horse?

00:28:51.750 --> 00:28:52.371
I don't know.

00:28:53.932 --> 00:28:57.236
You say that with such disdain Like why would you ask me that?

00:28:58.116 --> 00:28:59.817
Why wouldn't you already know that?

00:28:59.817 --> 00:29:08.346
Okay, what's the saying about hooves and zebras?

00:29:08.346 --> 00:29:13.976
I've said this many times on this podcast, but this is podcast gold.

00:29:13.976 --> 00:29:16.767
When you hear hoof beats, think horses, not zebras.

00:29:16.767 --> 00:29:20.759
Basically think the most obvious answer.

00:29:21.890 --> 00:29:24.740
I'm sorry, but I never would have thought zebra.

00:29:24.740 --> 00:29:34.973
There's a song I'm trying to blank on the title of it, but they, because it's's about deborah, but they call, so they to write something with deborah.

00:29:34.973 --> 00:29:35.635
They say zebra.

00:29:35.635 --> 00:29:39.869
It's in, uh, the movie baby driver, which I love that movie.

00:29:39.869 --> 00:29:44.941
I haven't seen that one, it's so good, but um, yeah, it's deborah zebra anyways.

00:29:44.941 --> 00:29:48.296
Yeah, why the fuck would you think of zebra first, or at all?

00:29:48.455 --> 00:29:48.896
that's what.

00:29:48.896 --> 00:30:00.589
That's what the saying is about you would think about the most obvious, not the something that you wouldn't ever think about, but that's my point and that's the point of the saying Bradley, Unless you live in Africa, you wouldn't go zebra first.

00:30:00.589 --> 00:30:01.935
We're going to rapid fire here.

00:30:01.935 --> 00:30:04.734
Okay, best historical beard.

00:30:04.915 --> 00:30:05.557
Rasputin.

00:30:06.049 --> 00:30:07.416
We haven't done an episode on him.

00:30:07.750 --> 00:30:09.557
No, but we'll talk about that later.

00:30:09.557 --> 00:30:16.913
Who else has a beard that we've done an episode on.

00:30:16.913 --> 00:30:21.520
That's a great question, holy shitballs, I don't think we really have.

00:30:21.520 --> 00:30:23.503
Nothing of note, at least.

00:30:23.523 --> 00:30:24.786
Nothing of note, yeah.

00:30:24.990 --> 00:30:26.076
I'd say I have a pretty good beard.

00:30:26.509 --> 00:30:27.554
You do have an epic beard.

00:30:27.554 --> 00:30:28.297
Thank you, yes.

00:30:28.630 --> 00:30:29.776
I've been growing it for a while now.

00:30:30.329 --> 00:30:33.557
Historical figure you trust to babysit your dog or cats.

00:30:34.240 --> 00:30:36.654
You have cats, I have cats yeah, I don't have a dog anymore.

00:30:36.654 --> 00:30:38.075
Rip Maximus.

00:30:39.509 --> 00:30:42.358
Historical figure you trust to babysit your dog.

00:30:42.358 --> 00:30:43.000
Oh boy.

00:30:45.810 --> 00:30:48.277
Well, that's a great question.

00:30:48.277 --> 00:30:49.200
I don't know.

00:30:49.200 --> 00:30:54.439
I know Probably not Georgia Tann.

00:30:58.531 --> 00:31:02.660
She'll probably Traffic him or something Traffic him yeah, bitch.

00:31:04.411 --> 00:31:04.692
So it's.

00:31:04.692 --> 00:31:06.536
Who would I want to watch my dog?

00:31:06.536 --> 00:31:08.340
Yeah, who would you trust?

00:31:08.340 --> 00:31:09.262
Who would I trust?

00:31:09.262 --> 00:31:11.211
Probably the Sullivan brothers.

00:31:11.751 --> 00:31:12.112
Okay.

00:31:12.392 --> 00:31:13.553
If they made it through.

00:31:13.573 --> 00:31:17.635
So are we talking from our own podcast history To what I trust, to probably the Sullivan brothers Okay, if they made it through.

00:31:17.655 --> 00:31:19.657
So are we talking from our own podcast history, or are we talking?

00:31:19.657 --> 00:31:21.818
I guess in my brain that's where my head went.

00:31:21.919 --> 00:31:27.644
Because I could think of a good answer that has not been talked about on our podcast.

00:31:27.644 --> 00:31:28.003
And who?

00:31:28.023 --> 00:31:28.423
would that be?

00:31:28.625 --> 00:31:29.144
Betty White.

00:31:29.986 --> 00:31:30.685
Oh, fuck yeah.

00:31:30.806 --> 00:31:32.788
She was such a big animal advocate.

00:31:34.150 --> 00:31:35.333
She really was, and she was funny as as hell.

00:31:35.333 --> 00:31:40.731
She could make the dog laugh, probably, so, probably, um, she was great betty white is iconic.

00:31:40.731 --> 00:31:48.152
Maybe she's watching my dog right now up in heaven, or whatever you believe in okay, from our episodes.

00:31:48.471 --> 00:31:51.978
Okay, what is your least favorite historical figure?

00:31:53.279 --> 00:31:56.811
oh boy, georgia tan, georgia tan, she was a super cunt.

00:31:56.811 --> 00:32:03.593
I did not like what she did to all those kids no no, she was pretty shitty she never got her comeuppance either.

00:32:04.034 --> 00:32:05.257
No, she died before.

00:32:05.376 --> 00:32:06.500
Really fucking irritating.

00:32:06.500 --> 00:32:10.294
I don't like that she never had to pay for what she did to all those kids.

00:32:10.294 --> 00:32:21.590
Um, I guess me being a father, that kind of weighs a little bit in my brain if um you have not listened to that episode, it's called the tale of the baby thief.

00:32:22.133 --> 00:32:24.740
It's our sixth episode yeah, pretty early on.

00:32:25.041 --> 00:32:29.854
So we've we've gotten better since then yeah and the sound has gotten better too.

00:32:29.854 --> 00:32:31.718
You're, you're welcome.

00:32:31.718 --> 00:32:34.142
It took me a while I got better.

00:32:34.142 --> 00:32:35.505
Oh, absolutely.

00:32:36.790 --> 00:32:40.662
Okay, least favorite historical figure oh boy.

00:32:40.662 --> 00:32:44.339
Yeah, I would probably agree with Georgia Tann.

00:32:44.339 --> 00:32:46.675
Yeah, she's pretty awful.

00:32:48.112 --> 00:32:51.118
I can't think of another one out of the ones we've done.

00:32:51.118 --> 00:32:52.943
That just jumps to mind right away.

00:32:52.943 --> 00:33:00.410
Same, but it's pretty much her, because of those poor, unfortunate kids I almost said poor unfortunate souls.

00:33:00.410 --> 00:33:01.773
Just like from the Little Mermaid.

00:33:01.773 --> 00:33:03.500
But I caught myself.

00:33:05.191 --> 00:33:07.479
Yeah, that's probably the one who I would go with.

00:33:07.659 --> 00:33:07.880
Okay.

00:33:08.990 --> 00:33:10.094
Yeah, she's pretty fucking awful.

00:33:10.094 --> 00:33:12.279
No, she's terrible, yeah, okay.

00:33:12.721 --> 00:33:12.942
Anyways.

00:33:15.433 --> 00:33:17.459
I don't know if we could answer this one.

00:33:17.459 --> 00:33:21.670
Is there a beer that you loved and I hated, or vice versa?

00:33:21.670 --> 00:33:23.493
Oh, I don't think.

00:33:23.493 --> 00:33:26.759
Well, we haven't done a ton of beers that were the same.

00:33:26.840 --> 00:33:37.915
No, we've done a few, like we recently did the uh, some the citrus, uh, ale, whatever the hell, it was called pseudo citrus, summer citrus, right, summer citrus.

00:33:37.915 --> 00:33:39.199
It was good.

00:33:39.199 --> 00:33:41.990
I wish it was colder, um yeah, but it was still good.

00:33:41.990 --> 00:33:45.680
So I know, obviously that was very recent, so we and that was our fault.

00:33:46.240 --> 00:33:47.411
We already know that it's a good beer.

00:33:47.751 --> 00:33:49.474
Yeah, we did so I.

00:33:49.474 --> 00:33:50.656
I thought it would be colder.

00:33:50.656 --> 00:33:54.263
I put ice in my cooler, thought it would keep it cold enough, but it didn't.

00:33:54.263 --> 00:33:57.375
But we don't do some.

00:33:57.375 --> 00:34:00.276
A lot of times we try and mix it up, so we don't do the same beer.

00:34:00.276 --> 00:34:05.663
Yes, we have, like today we've done Summer Shandy, but that's a go-to, you know it's just basic.

00:34:05.663 --> 00:34:08.559
I love Summer Shandy because it's my basic beer.

00:34:08.820 --> 00:34:08.980
Yeah.

00:34:14.329 --> 00:34:17.376
But for in terms of like other more elaborate ones we've sampled, we don't really go.

00:34:17.376 --> 00:34:18.820
I really like ipas you don't, yeah, you don't mind.

00:34:18.820 --> 00:34:21.371
Some like you like the founders all day ipa and stuff like that.

00:34:21.371 --> 00:34:26.592
But a lot of the ipas I like, like that maharaja one that al suggested for me, I probably wouldn't.

00:34:26.592 --> 00:34:27.574
You would hate that.

00:34:27.715 --> 00:34:30.972
That was fucking delicious okay, so let's switch up the question.

00:34:30.972 --> 00:34:34.490
Out of everything that you have tasted, yeah, what is your favorite?

00:34:34.512 --> 00:34:50.539
and you cannot say summer shandy no, I'd probably pick that maharaja, okay, yeah I think I would pick fresh coast from three sheeps okay that one was delicious yeah, the maharaj is from avery, that's one of al's beer, so he knew it very well that he, he uh works for.

00:34:50.539 --> 00:34:54.284
But, um, he did not disappoint in that suggestion.

00:34:54.405 --> 00:35:00.800
So oh, thunder punch from kerny, nebraska our friend tara came through.

00:35:00.800 --> 00:35:04.184
That was you drank my beer.

00:35:04.184 --> 00:35:13.659
You drank them all.

00:35:13.659 --> 00:35:14.300
Okay, I'd like to point out.

00:35:14.320 --> 00:35:20.927
There's been multiple, multiple times that I've left beer at your house expecting to have it the next time I'm there.

00:35:21.608 --> 00:35:22.668
From Kearney, Nebraska?

00:35:22.668 --> 00:35:24.050
No, From how many states away?

00:35:24.170 --> 00:35:28.898
I'm not talking about oh okay, do you want to get specific, Probably different states, not just Wisconsin?

00:35:28.898 --> 00:35:30.677
I don't buy only Wisconsin beer.

00:35:30.677 --> 00:35:35.291
All I'm saying is is beers disappear the next time we come to record.

00:35:35.331 --> 00:35:44.481
it's like okay, but these beers you can repurchase here here's the thing thunder punch, you cannot I can throw them up if you'd like.

00:35:44.782 --> 00:35:46.126
They might still be in my system.

00:35:46.148 --> 00:35:48.952
Yeah, exactly so bradley, we're moving on from this.

00:35:48.952 --> 00:35:49.594
Please do.

00:35:49.594 --> 00:36:02.184
Weirdest historical fad, fad you secretly wish would come back oh boy, I think we should bring back zoot, suits those are pretty awesome.

00:36:02.244 --> 00:36:12.913
I mean, I could without the stigma let's bring it back maybe I should buy one without the stigma do you think there's a local zoot suit shop in the town that I could go to Cat hair?

00:36:12.913 --> 00:36:17.458
Jesus, you're not even near your cats and you're pulling in cats.

00:36:17.458 --> 00:36:18.418
That's impressive.

00:36:18.418 --> 00:36:20.641
I know I'm out of my beer.

00:36:20.641 --> 00:36:25.905
Yeah, so am I, and I don't really want to get up again because that was a fucking chore.

00:36:25.905 --> 00:36:28.072
It's a chore.

00:36:28.072 --> 00:36:30.458
No, I'd say zoot suits.

00:36:30.458 --> 00:36:31.159
I don't like.

00:36:32.282 --> 00:36:37.394
Yeah, those are I, no, I'd say zoot suits, I don't like.

00:36:37.414 --> 00:36:41.608
Yeah, I mean it's a fad, I guess fashion fad, yeah, I can't think of anything else is there anything you can think of.

00:36:41.628 --> 00:36:42.610
I mean, no, I think that's pretty good.

00:36:42.751 --> 00:36:49.871
Yeah, I like it, I like, I like, I like the zoot suits yeah, I like it, yeah, oh did you just think of one?

00:36:49.951 --> 00:36:55.382
what if we went back to annieioch and we brought back the Wild West show?

00:36:56.210 --> 00:36:57.215
I mean, that would be kind of cool.

00:36:57.255 --> 00:36:57.757
That would be cool.

00:36:58.849 --> 00:37:01.797
I feel like I mean, is medieval times still a thing?

00:37:01.797 --> 00:37:03.342
Yeah, Is it.

00:37:03.342 --> 00:37:06.480
I went to that once like a long time ago.

00:37:06.480 --> 00:37:13.541
But I feel like we can do a Wild West show again, similar to a style like that.

00:37:13.541 --> 00:37:21.304
What what they used to do exactly but the problem is now like I don't know, can people shoot like her?

00:37:22.954 --> 00:37:24.016
I'm sure there's somebody out there.

00:37:24.036 --> 00:37:25.862
I'm sure there's quite a few that actually could.

00:37:26.871 --> 00:37:28.173
Okay, this one might be hard.

00:37:28.173 --> 00:37:28.894
What's that?

00:37:28.894 --> 00:37:33.501
Okay, you're, we're inventing a history.

00:37:33.501 --> 00:37:38.494
Buffoons beer okay what would it be called?

00:37:38.855 --> 00:37:50.956
oh boy, I know, I know it's a hard one because I feel like it's specific to what, maybe what style it is too okay, because.

00:37:50.956 --> 00:37:52.478
Because you like lagers.

00:37:52.800 --> 00:38:00.036
I was thinking something like along the lines of buffoonery, buffoonery, brewery, buffoonery.

00:38:00.980 --> 00:38:04.056
Right, but what would the name of the actual beer be?

00:38:04.157 --> 00:38:05.961
I don't know that one's a hard one.

00:38:06.532 --> 00:38:07.617
It's not a part of my research.

00:38:08.240 --> 00:38:11.010
Yeah, ha, I see what you did there.

00:38:11.010 --> 00:38:13.431
I was just like no, it wasn't Ha.

00:38:13.451 --> 00:38:17.759
Yeah, you see what you did there, I was just like no, it wasn't, I think.

00:38:17.759 --> 00:38:31.715
I think my first beer would be that's not a part of my research ale, which would be an india pale ale or no, we'll do a session uh, pale ale, so you can drink it too, because you know it's not part of your research I think that's what I would do.

00:38:31.715 --> 00:38:38.943
Should we do also a companion, do a do a well blogger and a I suppose.

00:38:39.065 --> 00:38:41.811
Ale right, and I was thinking of a, a whole.

00:38:41.952 --> 00:39:08.264
Uh, hey there or like the one episode ohis, that's, I'm like who's hollis and oh hey, there hellis I like that.

00:39:08.264 --> 00:39:24.954
Yep, let's do that okay yeah, wow, we're coming up, uh, with the variety pack real quick, all of a sudden, okay okay, we're gonna talk in reference to some of our past episodes okay do you remember utsy the ice man?

00:39:25.094 --> 00:39:26.336
I do, okay.

00:39:26.336 --> 00:39:27.559
What episode was he?

00:39:27.559 --> 00:39:32.275
He was number um eight yeah, he was our episode 8.

00:39:32.275 --> 00:39:37.795
His last meal was probably deer meat or something like that.

00:39:37.795 --> 00:39:44.135
If you knew today was your last, what would be your last meal choice?

00:39:44.135 --> 00:39:47.876
Be, oh boy, you're on death row, man.

00:39:47.876 --> 00:39:48.619
What's your meal?

00:39:48.619 --> 00:39:50.797
What's your last meal?

00:39:51.130 --> 00:39:52.496
Because there's so many things I like.

00:39:52.496 --> 00:39:55.731
It's like do you go?

00:39:55.731 --> 00:39:57.496
I want a steak or something like that.

00:39:57.496 --> 00:40:01.791
Fuck, but I like pizza like pasta, I like shrimp like lobster.

00:40:01.791 --> 00:40:02.753
Can I have all of them?

00:40:03.514 --> 00:40:04.516
fuck, yeah, you can.

00:40:04.556 --> 00:40:07.922
So yeah, I'd probably go with.

00:40:07.943 --> 00:40:14.887
Uh, there's something in my eye I'm sorry if people are freaky with their eyes, but okay.

00:40:16.335 --> 00:40:17.259
I can always edit that out.

00:40:17.259 --> 00:40:30.971
I think I'd probably go something with shrimp, because I love shrimp you make a good shrimp pasta so shrimp, alfredo, I came up with what was it.

00:40:30.971 --> 00:40:33.452
She said surf and turf, which is basically I came up with what was it.

00:40:33.452 --> 00:40:35.534
She said, obviously, you know, like surf and turf.

00:40:36.155 --> 00:40:36.456
Yeah.

00:40:36.556 --> 00:40:43.840
Which is basically, you know, usually referred to as like beef and seafood kind of thing.

00:40:43.840 --> 00:40:49.246
Obviously, turf can be more than just beef or whatever steak or whatever it would be.

00:40:49.246 --> 00:40:51.447
What the hell did Sarah say?

00:40:51.447 --> 00:40:59.757
Because I was thinking about like trying to add chicken to that because it's so good.

00:40:59.757 --> 00:41:01.083
I just feel like chicken would be a nice addition to it as well.

00:41:01.083 --> 00:41:01.865
And she, uh she came up with something.

00:41:01.865 --> 00:41:02.750
I'm just drawing a fucking blank.

00:41:02.809 --> 00:41:11.695
It was fucking amazing like, like a fishy poultry, something dish yeah, it was like, yeah, clucking something or other, whatever, I'm trying to remember how.

00:41:11.695 --> 00:41:12.958
Maybe it'll come back to me.

00:41:12.958 --> 00:41:14.300
I'm kind of disappointed.

00:41:14.300 --> 00:41:15.161
I don't remember what she said.

00:41:15.161 --> 00:41:16.443
No, it was hilarious.

00:41:16.443 --> 00:41:31.184
Uh, so I'd probably do like a shrimp alfredo type thing, like what I make, and then probably a steak or something like that, if I had to have a last meal, kind of thing yeah with a pizza for dessert, and then those molasses cookies.

00:41:31.846 --> 00:41:36.275
Those are so good, oh my god let's see.

00:41:36.376 --> 00:41:44.362
I would probably go with sushi from a reputable place oh yeah gotta specify that not from a gas station.

00:41:44.503 --> 00:41:50.614
Nope, that's been sitting there for a week I would do a philadelphia raw what is that?

00:41:50.795 --> 00:41:58.065
I'm not familiar with sushi, so it's raw salmon with avocado and cream cheese.

00:41:58.505 --> 00:41:58.746
Okay.

00:41:59.291 --> 00:42:06.853
And I say raw because there are occasionally some that are cooked, some are cooked, or whatever, yeah, okay, so I would say raw.

00:42:07.215 --> 00:42:07.496
Gotcha.

00:42:07.630 --> 00:42:10.135
Philadelphia raw is my favorite.

00:42:10.135 --> 00:42:10.577
Is it really?

00:42:10.577 --> 00:42:11.079
Oh, my God.

00:42:11.099 --> 00:42:15.831
It's my favorite, yeah, so that's all you'd go with give me three rolls, I'm set.

00:42:16.833 --> 00:42:18.255
Wow, maybe some crab or goon.

00:42:18.255 --> 00:42:20.139
Oh, fuck you fuck.

00:42:20.159 --> 00:42:31.338
Yeah, sorry, let's go get sushi can I get, uh, what I want yes, what you want yes, perfect, all right, fair enough okay, if Okay, if Ootsie had a Yelp.

00:42:31.338 --> 00:42:32.920
Jesus Christ.

00:42:35.422 --> 00:42:39.945
What would his one-star review of the Alps be, which is where he died?

00:42:41.351 --> 00:42:41.612
Okay.

00:42:41.612 --> 00:42:42.815
Went to the Alps.

00:42:42.815 --> 00:42:43.719
I died One star.

00:42:43.719 --> 00:42:46.632
Fuck.

00:42:46.632 --> 00:42:47.913
I didn't know death was on the menu.

00:42:48.273 --> 00:42:51.697
I mean fuck, I didn't know death was on the menu up here.

00:42:51.697 --> 00:42:54.179
One star, I'm being followed.

00:42:54.179 --> 00:42:55.101
One star, yeah.

00:42:55.442 --> 00:42:55.981
I'm being fuck.

00:42:55.981 --> 00:42:57.864
I didn't know death was on the menu up here.

00:42:57.864 --> 00:42:58.103
One star.

00:42:58.103 --> 00:42:59.266
I'm being followed.

00:42:59.585 --> 00:43:00.206
One star.

00:43:00.226 --> 00:43:00.947
Yeah, I'm being hunted.

00:43:00.947 --> 00:43:01.628
The hunter became the hunty.

00:43:01.628 --> 00:43:06.648
I mean, fuck yeah, I'm pretty sure he would not leave a favorable review.

00:43:06.648 --> 00:43:07.710
Too cold, too cold.

00:43:07.710 --> 00:43:10.197
Service was terrible, too cold and I died.

00:43:10.197 --> 00:43:11.001
I died.

00:43:12.150 --> 00:43:14.798
Okay, okay, okay, I like this one, I like this one.

00:43:14.798 --> 00:43:18.916
All right, we're racing in the derby, yeah, and your horse runs away.

00:43:18.916 --> 00:43:23.541
What historical animal are you going to replace it with?

00:43:23.541 --> 00:43:25.452
You can't say like.

00:43:25.773 --> 00:43:26.275
A griffin.

00:43:26.735 --> 00:43:29.322
Zebra A zebra A zebra.

00:43:29.322 --> 00:43:31.052
A what?

00:43:31.213 --> 00:43:32.175
A griffin.

00:43:32.757 --> 00:43:33.639
Like from Harry Potter.

00:43:33.981 --> 00:43:36.958
Yeah, kind of like Gryffindor, but not the door More griffiny.

00:43:36.958 --> 00:43:39.996
You said historical Mine's mythical.

00:43:40.016 --> 00:43:43.034
Yeah, okay, so it's a flying animal.

00:43:44.018 --> 00:43:45.282
Is that fair, but it's also.

00:43:45.282 --> 00:43:50.496
Well, you didn't say it had to be fair, but we're at the Derby, all right, but we're at the derby, all right.

00:43:50.496 --> 00:43:50.836
Then a Pegasus?

00:43:50.836 --> 00:43:53.001
No, they still have wings.

00:43:53.001 --> 00:43:56.798
I know they do so okay.

00:43:58.010 --> 00:43:59.112
I think you're cheating.

00:44:00.215 --> 00:44:01.277
I think the horse would be, not me.

00:44:01.539 --> 00:44:02.420
You know what I would choose?

00:44:02.481 --> 00:44:14.128
What A fucking cheetah I mean, I'd probably do a jaguar well, I'd still beat you because cheaters are faster do you know that for a fact?

00:44:14.128 --> 00:44:17.016
Yes was that part of your research?

00:44:17.016 --> 00:44:20.070
Shut up, was that that was not part of your research?

00:44:20.070 --> 00:44:20.311
Ale?

00:44:21.074 --> 00:44:28.048
you asked me the next question then um all right.

00:44:28.088 --> 00:44:32.702
Which modern day celebrity would best play the lead in a krakatoa disaster movie?

00:44:32.885 --> 00:44:40.025
can I not say pierce brosden, because he was in dante's peak oh, he was, that's right yeah oh man, I haven't.

00:44:40.226 --> 00:44:48.456
I probably haven't watched that since the year it came out okay um modern day celebrity in a Krakatoa disaster movie?

00:44:48.596 --> 00:44:52.521
Yeah, um, okay, okay, okay.

00:44:52.521 --> 00:44:57.010
What about Mark?

00:44:57.650 --> 00:44:58.032
Wahlberg what?

00:44:59.054 --> 00:44:59.114
Why?

00:44:59.114 --> 00:45:04.853
Cause he was in a storm disaster movie called uh perfect storm.

00:45:05.844 --> 00:45:06.166
And he was good.

00:45:06.166 --> 00:45:06.929
I saw that in the theater.

00:45:07.190 --> 00:45:07.871
It was really good.

00:45:07.871 --> 00:45:08.594
It's really sad.

00:45:09.045 --> 00:45:11.172
Well, yeah, I mean, they all die.

00:45:11.704 --> 00:45:16.157
But he's handsome, but not like stunning, you know.

00:45:16.565 --> 00:45:17.931
Did you ever see what's his name from?

00:45:17.931 --> 00:45:19.311
He was on Saturday Night Live for a while.

00:45:19.311 --> 00:45:20.449
He does other stuff.

00:45:20.449 --> 00:45:21.592
I was Andy Samberg.

00:45:21.592 --> 00:45:22.690
Is that the right guy I'm thinking of?

00:45:22.690 --> 00:45:26.193
He does his Mark Wahlberg impersonation.

00:45:26.193 --> 00:45:26.835
I don't think so.

00:45:26.835 --> 00:45:28.096
It's fucking hilarious.

00:45:28.115 --> 00:45:34.913
I don't think so I'll have to show you a video of that, but I think Mark Wahlberg would be pretty good in this kind of an action movie.

00:45:35.244 --> 00:45:37.072
Do you think he would bring the Funky Bunch with him?

00:45:38.507 --> 00:45:39.431
I don't know that reference.

00:45:39.784 --> 00:45:40.971
Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.

00:45:40.971 --> 00:45:43.213
He was a rapper before he was an actor.

00:45:43.213 --> 00:45:44.786
That's just weird.

00:45:44.786 --> 00:45:46.130
He was in what is it?

00:45:46.130 --> 00:45:48.494
Calvin Klein ads and stuff.

00:45:48.514 --> 00:45:50.797
That's probably why I'm picturing him in a wife beater right now.

00:45:51.585 --> 00:45:53.432
And his white tighty whities.

00:45:53.432 --> 00:45:57.110
I mean, that's what the ad was.

00:45:57.110 --> 00:45:58.996
Yeah, wow, Burp track.

00:45:58.996 --> 00:46:03.969
Anyways, yeah, I think I might go.

00:46:03.969 --> 00:46:05.634
Tom Hardy.

00:46:06.916 --> 00:46:08.608
Ooh, I love Tom Hardy.

00:46:08.628 --> 00:46:09.152
He's such a good actor.

00:46:09.152 --> 00:46:09.677
Ooh, I love Tom Hardy.

00:46:09.677 --> 00:46:10.425
He's such a good actor.

00:46:11.586 --> 00:46:17.934
Ooh, I like, yeah, Me likey, yeah, he would be excellent.

00:46:17.934 --> 00:46:22.512
Ooh, what about Idris Elba?

00:46:22.512 --> 00:46:23.534
I love him too.

00:46:23.534 --> 00:46:24.657
He's so good yeah he's great.

00:46:25.525 --> 00:46:27.108
Yeah, I like him as a.

00:46:27.108 --> 00:46:29.094
I like his voice.

00:46:29.094 --> 00:46:29.655
Oh yeah, the way he talks.

00:46:29.655 --> 00:46:30.115
Yeah, he like him as a.

00:46:30.115 --> 00:46:30.536
I like his voice.

00:46:30.556 --> 00:46:31.038
Oh yeah, the way he talks.

00:46:31.038 --> 00:46:33.764
Yeah, he's got a great voice Because he is from England right, If I'm not mistaken.

00:46:34.766 --> 00:46:41.096
I think so, but well, you know he has to be, because he was actually rumored to be up for the James Bond role.

00:46:41.096 --> 00:46:43.500
At least I don't know if he still is, at least at one point he was.

00:46:43.500 --> 00:46:45.728
Yeah, I really like him too.

00:46:45.789 --> 00:46:47.431
He's pretty good, yeah, he would be excellent too.

00:46:47.431 --> 00:46:48.373
Okay, moving on.

00:46:48.474 --> 00:46:53.710
Well, I have to say, I feel like if we picked Jason Statham, he'd probably just punch the volcano into submission.

00:46:53.869 --> 00:46:54.351
Probably.

00:46:54.731 --> 00:46:55.534
I love Jason Statham.

00:46:55.594 --> 00:46:56.096
I do too.

00:46:56.096 --> 00:46:56.978
Yeah, he's great too.

00:46:57.204 --> 00:46:59.527
Especially in Snatch and Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

00:46:59.527 --> 00:47:01.188
Great movies Anyways.

00:47:01.228 --> 00:47:03.829
Okay, the Mona Lisa theft.

00:47:03.829 --> 00:47:11.655
Okay, if you could successfully steal any historical artifact and get away with it, what would you take?

00:47:11.655 --> 00:47:16.699
And now, are we selling this artifact or are we just keeping it for personal possession?

00:47:17.101 --> 00:47:19.521
Well, I mean, I guess it could be a two-parter.

00:47:19.521 --> 00:47:23.726
Okay.

00:47:23.726 --> 00:47:25.728
So personal possession, what would you do?

00:47:25.728 --> 00:47:26.789
What the hell is it called?

00:47:26.789 --> 00:47:35.719
It's got a specific name, I think, but the headpiece thing that King Tut wore in his sarcophagus, oh nice.

00:47:35.719 --> 00:47:38.181
That would be for me, that would be for you.

00:47:40.306 --> 00:47:41.887
That would be fucking cool.

00:47:41.887 --> 00:47:43.467
That would be cool, yeah, okay, what?

00:47:43.507 --> 00:47:44.148
is that called?

00:47:44.148 --> 00:47:45.009
Do you know what I'm talking about?

00:47:45.009 --> 00:47:49.213
It's not so much even his sarcophagus, because that's very well known and pictured.

00:47:49.213 --> 00:47:53.436
Didn't he also had a headpiece type thing over him, if I'm not mistaken?

00:47:53.536 --> 00:47:55.378
Yeah, I don't think I know the name of it.

00:47:55.938 --> 00:47:59.101
Or I'm getting it mixed up with the sarcophagus, but I'm pretty sure I'm right on this.

00:47:59.121 --> 00:48:00.902
Yeah, I don't know, that would be cool.

00:48:03.809 --> 00:48:04.871
That'd be kind of neat.

00:48:04.871 --> 00:48:07.295
Yeah, oh boy, that's a great question.

00:48:08.797 --> 00:48:09.900
And like get away with it.

00:48:10.925 --> 00:48:13.429
Like how would you get away with it, though I mean, that's super like dark web.

00:48:14.224 --> 00:48:15.329
This is the perfect world.

00:48:15.891 --> 00:48:16.373
But it's not.

00:48:16.704 --> 00:48:20.606
They'd be like, oh you stole it, oh you sold it, all right, and they'd just move on.

00:48:20.606 --> 00:48:22.552
Case closed.

00:48:23.733 --> 00:48:31.554
Oh man, oh okay, I'm going to switch that.

00:48:31.554 --> 00:48:33.043
I would self the King Tut piece.

00:48:33.043 --> 00:48:37.090
Oh okay, For my personal own self, I would steal Starry Night.

00:48:37.992 --> 00:48:38.353
Okay.

00:48:40.077 --> 00:48:40.557
I love that.

00:48:40.557 --> 00:48:41.518
That's my favorite painting.

00:48:42.146 --> 00:48:43.710
And then that can be your background piece.

00:48:43.731 --> 00:48:44.954
Oh that would be so great.

00:48:44.954 --> 00:48:46.690
I'll put that back here.

00:48:46.690 --> 00:48:48.228
Sit behind me.

00:48:48.228 --> 00:48:48.911
It's real.

00:48:49.865 --> 00:48:50.730
Oh, what would be so great.

00:48:50.730 --> 00:48:51.532
I'll put that back here.

00:48:51.532 --> 00:48:52.356
Sit behind me.

00:48:52.356 --> 00:48:52.677
It's real.

00:48:52.677 --> 00:48:54.083
Oh, what would I take?

00:48:54.083 --> 00:48:58.673
I don't know, okay, I don't know.

00:48:58.673 --> 00:49:09.713
Okay, okay, I think I would take and keep the original, which I think there might be a couple of pairs, but the original ruby slippers from Wizard of Oz.

00:49:10.335 --> 00:49:12.391
Oh yeah, I think I would keep those.

00:49:12.391 --> 00:49:17.530
If I'm not mistaken, weren't those lost for a long time, lost, I should say.

00:49:17.585 --> 00:49:25.413
There's a whole lot of shit background on the making of Wizard of Oz and I wanted that to be a story at one time, but it was a little overwhelming because there's a lot.

00:49:25.413 --> 00:49:28.210
It's my favorite movie.

00:49:28.210 --> 00:49:28.672
I love it.

00:49:30.784 --> 00:49:31.568
I well-meaning, because there's a lot.

00:49:31.568 --> 00:49:32.170
So it's my favorite movie.

00:49:32.170 --> 00:49:32.411
I love it.

00:49:32.411 --> 00:49:40.786
I don't remember I don't know if I'm remembering this wrong, right or wrong for that matter but I want to say the original ruby slippers from the movie was in a private collection for the longest time they thought they were lost.

00:49:40.786 --> 00:49:42.490
I want to say they showed up.

00:49:42.650 --> 00:49:59.936
I could be completely fucking this up yeah and just misremembering, or mandela effect or whatever you want to call it, but um, I want to say that was a thing, but I I don't, I don't recall yeah if that's right or not, but anyways well, I mean that would be pretty cool what would I steal and sell?

00:49:59.936 --> 00:50:11.295
Yeah, painting uh, classic car I mean oh boy.

00:50:11.617 --> 00:50:30.219
Oh yeah, I don't know, I'd probably steal werner brothers like this movie studio yeah, and that's all it I'd like to ask another follow-up question what is wrong with you?

00:50:30.219 --> 00:50:33.331
How are you gonna steal that?

00:50:34.896 --> 00:50:35.818
just take all the shares.

00:50:36.326 --> 00:50:47.170
I don't know, these are mine, I'll sell them back to you, at a fair market value or not, oh my god oh, what could I steal?

00:50:47.170 --> 00:50:52.757
What the fuck.

00:50:54.239 --> 00:50:59.876
Okay, I'm going to go all Despicable Me and I'm going to steal the pyramids.

00:51:00.177 --> 00:51:05.594
So it's funny, before I came up with my actual answers, I was thinking the same thing.

00:51:05.594 --> 00:51:06.356
Were you really?

00:51:06.356 --> 00:51:15.175
Yes, something ridiculous like stealing the pyramid, like Despicable Me, because wasn't there something else famous he stole in that movie?

00:51:15.606 --> 00:51:17.804
He was going to try for the moon, that's right.

00:51:17.804 --> 00:51:21.293
He stole the little Las Vegas Eiffel Tower.

00:51:21.293 --> 00:51:25.932
That's right, we stole the Eiffel Tower.

00:51:25.932 --> 00:51:28.313
It's from Vegas, but it still counts.

00:51:29.344 --> 00:51:33.114
I mean, it's still an Eiffel Tower, just in the wrong spot, I guess.

00:51:33.114 --> 00:51:35.217
Okay, okay, oh, that's funny.

00:51:35.364 --> 00:51:36.610
Let's wrap this up a little bit.

00:51:36.610 --> 00:51:42.211
What's happening on History Buffoons, Like what can people kind of expect?

00:51:42.625 --> 00:51:49.039
Well, we got a few episodes in mind that we're actually going to probably have some guests on.

00:51:49.039 --> 00:51:52.811
That will be the first time doing that, so that'll be interesting.

00:51:53.608 --> 00:51:55.494
Yes, we have two people in mind.

00:51:55.494 --> 00:51:57.873
Both of them are friends.

00:51:57.873 --> 00:52:02.027
So, tara, whom we love, she is.

00:52:02.027 --> 00:52:10.405
She loves the story of Rasputin, his rise, his fall, his presence with weird he was.

00:52:10.405 --> 00:52:14.096
Yeah, his presence with the Romanovs and that whole story.

00:52:14.096 --> 00:52:17.574
So I would like to do a deep dive on that and have her on.

00:52:17.775 --> 00:52:17.916
Yep.

00:52:18.425 --> 00:52:21.411
And then our friend Audra.

00:52:21.411 --> 00:52:25.958
She is really curious about the Dyatlov Pass.

00:52:26.264 --> 00:52:27.811
Yes, which I don't know much about.

00:52:27.811 --> 00:52:28.713
You told me that.

00:52:29.007 --> 00:52:33.157
Nine hikers disappeared and no one knows why right well, they didn't disappear, they all died.

00:52:33.157 --> 00:52:42.210
Excuse me, nine hikers, all died they don't know the circumstances, kind of thing yeah, so there's lots of theories and she, she wants to theory us to death.

00:52:42.210 --> 00:52:43.231
So that's that.

00:52:43.231 --> 00:52:46.407
I was like sure let's do that on camera yeah, no, that'd be fun.

00:52:46.788 --> 00:52:50.177
I'm totally on board to do that, especially because I don't know much about that one.

00:52:50.177 --> 00:52:57.065
Yeah, I'm not saying I'm an expert on Rasputin, but I know of him a lot better, basically Better yeah, so, yeah.

00:52:57.065 --> 00:53:00.635
So we're going to be doing that as a couple future episodes.

00:53:00.635 --> 00:53:05.791
We're not sure when we'll get those in, but hopefully you can expect those in the not-too-distant future, not too distant future.

00:53:05.791 --> 00:53:09.277
Obviously, you have a couple more topics that I don't want to know about, right?

00:53:09.277 --> 00:53:12.240
So we won't say those, cause I want to know them firsthand.

00:53:16.085 --> 00:53:23.916
The only reason why we kind of discussed those ones is cause, while we're having a guest on and don't want it to be like just talking at me without the other person you know, just being like, okay, why am I here?

00:53:23.916 --> 00:53:27.641
Yeah, yeah At least again we're learning We've never had a guest on.

00:53:27.641 --> 00:53:29.864
It will be very interesting to do that.

00:53:29.884 --> 00:53:30.304
It'll be fun.

00:53:31.306 --> 00:53:34.690
It'll be a great time, and then it's going to be a whole new.

00:53:34.690 --> 00:53:36.717
How do I format this for YouTube?

00:53:36.717 --> 00:53:39.684
So that'll be good.

00:53:39.684 --> 00:53:45.655
But speaking of YouTube then of course, this is going to be our fourth one.

00:53:46.317 --> 00:53:46.797
Is that right?

00:53:47.079 --> 00:53:50.034
Fourth one so our first one was that right fourth one.

00:53:50.034 --> 00:53:51.340
So our first one was kentucky derby.

00:53:51.340 --> 00:54:02.467
We had a camera difficulty or towards what the last third of our I I found a nice uh, having technical difficulties picture and just put that up.

00:54:02.467 --> 00:54:09.717
Um, so we don't, we're learning, we we're looking into things to use for recording.

00:54:09.717 --> 00:54:12.807
The things that we use currently are.

00:54:12.807 --> 00:54:13.389
I did.

00:54:13.528 --> 00:54:16.755
I didn't expect that to happen, so I'll take the blame on that.

00:54:16.755 --> 00:54:34.733
I don't mind, but but yeah, so we started doing actual recordings of our podcast to put on youtube instead of just having audio on youtube, because we've I think think I put our episodes at the time it was back in October up and of course, everyone since then has been available.

00:54:34.733 --> 00:54:40.514
But it's just been our picture, which is fine, but try to be a little more engaging and so on.

00:54:40.514 --> 00:54:55.672
And then, of course, you've been doing for us a lot of the well, we've recorded them and you've been putting up the shorts for past episodes, and then, of course, we're going to start putting those out with current episodes.

00:54:55.672 --> 00:55:03.117
Of course, we're just kind of playing catch up on that, because we're a little bit new to the YouTube portion of our podcast.

00:55:03.704 --> 00:55:05.711
And technically we're on TikTok as well.

00:55:05.952 --> 00:55:06.253
We are.

00:55:07.289 --> 00:55:09.878
We're not engaged on TikTok, but but there are videos.

00:55:09.878 --> 00:55:10.561
Are there as well?

00:55:10.864 --> 00:55:14.193
I mean it's same thing we would rather focus on on youtube.

00:55:14.193 --> 00:55:22.324
I just thought, since we have them let's just put them up yeah so you know, if we get a view or two, great, if not, no, I'm not concerned.

00:55:22.324 --> 00:55:22.764
I'd rather.

00:55:22.764 --> 00:55:30.454
I'd rather reach people on youtube, because then they can get to these long form videos that we have and get to know us better, and so on.

00:55:30.554 --> 00:55:35.818
So um, I am also creating a pinterest board for each episode.

00:55:35.818 --> 00:55:47.376
Um, I'm I'm just starting it, so I only have a couple of our initial episodes up, but basically, if I source something, it's going to be in that pinterest board.

00:55:47.376 --> 00:55:55.965
So whether a certain book or yeah whatever, so you can have a link to that and our photos and it's going to link all of that in my pinterest board.

00:55:56.146 --> 00:56:10.230
Yeah, so yeah, which will be great because it's just another format for people to kind of see what we're doing and and engage and interact, which, um brings me to the next point, which is we're always looking for beer suggestions.

00:56:10.230 --> 00:56:21.623
We do a pretty decent job at trying to find other ones, but of course, depending on where we go, we're a little bit limited to what they have, of course.

00:56:21.623 --> 00:56:25.911
So I try and keep my eyes out in different areas for a cool liquor store or something like let's try that, or whatever.

00:56:26.525 --> 00:56:30.184
And I'd say 9.5 out of 10, we do beer over cocktails.

00:56:30.324 --> 00:56:45.766
Once a while we'll throw a cocktail, and so if you got any fancy cocktail suggestions, as long as they're not too in-depth, I will make it yeah um, of course, any topics that people would like to have us look into, that you think is really cool and you know a lot about, and say, hey, you should look at this.

00:56:45.766 --> 00:56:47.769
Or just like, I would like to know more about this.

00:56:47.769 --> 00:56:54.489
We're more than willing to uh, talk about them and do the research and whatever, and have a conversation about those.

00:56:54.489 --> 00:57:06.349
And, of course, um, something for me which is more idioms, which I get a lot from you, I get a lot from tara, I get a decent amount from nathan here and there, um, I think of a lot of them.

00:57:06.349 --> 00:57:09.557
Just come across, I'm across in everyday life, it's like fuck, that's an idiom.

00:57:10.347 --> 00:57:28.449
It's getting to the point where I need to figure out a new filing system for how many we have and I can just start telling everyone that is double suggested, I guess, or multiple suggestions for it, but I just want to keep track of better track of all the ones we've used, so I don't, I don't want to repeat one.

00:57:28.449 --> 00:57:31.217
Yeah, of course, but uh, yeah.

00:57:31.217 --> 00:57:37.416
So if you have any beer suggestions, any topic suggestions or any idioms that you like use, want to know more about that, we can look into.

00:57:37.416 --> 00:57:42.592
We, uh, would greatly appreciate you reaching out to us and you can, you know, of course, find us.

00:57:42.592 --> 00:57:45.327
You can leave comments in our videos on youtube.

00:57:45.327 --> 00:58:06.168
You can reach us, reach out to us at history buffoons podcast at gmailcom our websites, uh, you can get in touch through there with us um, uh, even instagram, twitter, all that stuff, you can leave comments, messages, whatever yep or x, whatever people call it these days, or facebook.

00:58:06.429 --> 00:58:07.632
That's the only one I think I missed.

00:58:07.632 --> 00:58:25.355
So, yeah, reach out to us, please and give us some suggestions, because we want to interact with the fans as much as we can and, yeah, just wouldn't mind getting something that someone wants to learn more about, I guess, is what I'm saying.

00:58:25.355 --> 00:58:29.751
So, anyways, well, I suppose All right.

00:58:29.751 --> 00:58:30.472
All right, buffoons.

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