(upbeat music) - You're listening to Potty's My Co-Pilot with Taylor the Latte Boy, Taffy Carlisle Huffington and Rodan. (upbeat music) - You're listening to episode 52 of Potty's My Co-Pilot with your hosts, the gal pal extraordinaire, Taffy Carlisle Huffington, the hot, frothy and always caffeinated, Taylor the Latte Boy. - Hello everyone. - And the ribbed for your pleasure, Rodian. - Ribbed for your pleasure. - They have a shot for that, you know. - With a reservoir tip. (laughing) - Good Lord. - Well I do spew a lot. - You've taken a hiatus. - I was a short hiatus but I think we all needed a break. - I think so. - I needed a break from all the, I needed a break from all the, you know, when your anniversary hoopla and mayhem and all the editing and, you know, collecting voicemails and all that sort of crazy stuff. So, and we all had Easter plans and it's just, our schedules didn't match up the way we would have liked them to have. So we decided, you know what? We're just gonna take a quick little jaunt away from everything but I did do a video podcast during the week while we were gone and it's on YouTube. It's on our YouTube channel and it's on PottysMyCoPilot.com. - We had to leave our listeners wanting the walk. - Yeah. I loved Michael and Mr. B's commentary about the video podcast of the backyard. - Well, it had to be something. - What was their commentary? - Oh, pretty much just like you decided to do a video podcast and you tape your backyard. - Well, you know, but you know what? It motivated me to get some stuff done around the backyard this today. - That's true. - Because I knew the listeners were going to, you know, get on my ass about that and not in the good way. - No. - I think that there's something in the air. I think this spring cleaning that has hit everyone is rampant because I have been a maniacal lunatic for the last couple of weeks and now Taylor has the bug and it looks like Rodin had the same yard bug today too. - Yeah. - Yeah, with you guys called obsessive compulsive disorder though, that's not how I call spring cleaning. - That's probably true. Because again, ironing the napkins at five, three hours. (laughing) But yeah, no, I, I don't know but don't you kind of feel somewhat vindicated at the end of the day when you can look back and go, I did this. - I have had, I have had a great weekend as far as being productive. I've gotten a whole bunch of laundry done. I've started the work on the backyard and even I'm just gonna tell myself, even if I just do little bits every weekend, eventually it will get to a place where I will be happy looking out there and enjoying my backyard because my office window looks directly out into like my back little lawn, you know, area and everything. And there's so often I look back that I'm just like, oh God, it's so gross. But, you know, and I did heavy duty food shopping this weekend too of like where I went and got, you know, a lot of staples that I had run out of and all that sort of thing and that felt, that felt good. There's something very calming and centering about opening your refrigerator and having it be full. - It's like you're nesting. Are you pregnant? - Yeah, it does kind of feel like I'm nesting a little bit. I'm just sort of settling in and I don't know, I don't know. - That's because you're happy in your house right now. - Um, I wouldn't go that far. (laughing) There are still enough things around here that need to be done that frustrate me when I look at them, but it's, I'm feeling like, okay, then you know what, I'm just gonna focus on the things that I can work on right now and I'm trying very hard and some days failing, but I'm trying very hard to limit the amount of time I'm on the computer. The computer is a total time suck for me. And I really think that they're talking about having internet addiction as a DSM diagnosis and I wouldn't, looking at the criteria for diagnosis, it's a little scary looking at it. - Now, quite honestly, how long do you think a day you're on the computer total? - Are you talking on a Saturday? Are you talking like on a work day? - I'm talking after work hours are over. - After work probably upwards of about four to five hours. - And are you doing any work related work on the computer in that four to five hours? - I'm starting to do a little bit more now with the book that I'm working on for work, the suicide book for kids, but I, otherwise, no, it's just looking at blogs and checking email and in the 1990s. - Okay, so out of the four, if you're spending four to five hours a night, roughly, on your computer. - Three hours of it is porn. - Well, I assumed that. - Yeah, right. - Are you also spending that amount of time in your house doing other things besides a computer? - No, I'm sitting on the computer. That's what I'm saying. - No, but I'm just saying it. Okay, okay, what my point to is, if you're spending three hours on the computer, are you also spending three hours in your house getting stuff done on top of that? - No. - Yeah, that's a problem. - Yeah, yeah. - Which is my point. That's what I'm trying to say is that I feel like I need to do, there needs to be a change. And the thing that sucks about it now is that now we've got this really great audience and there's any emails and voicemails, and I feel like I need to be off on top of that. So I've actually got some sort of kind of fun purpose on the computer versus just looking at delisted all the time. - Right. - But now it's very much the, okay, I need to find a balance, and I feel like I'm starting to find that balance a little bit of where I-- - Apparently, he found the balance in watching "Straight Porn." - Oh, wow. - Oh, wow. - Okay, thanks for throwing me under the bus. Great. - Speaking of X tube. - Hey, you know, I very much the same way, but I take it a step further because then I'll get on my laptop and I'll be watching DVDs and doing work email or checking to delisted or just doing, I mean, it's just like, I attach to a computer all day every day, it's really bad. - Well, and the worst thing for me was that once we got wireless cards on our laptops at work, then I could check internet during the work day. So if I'm sitting at Barnes and Noble working on my charting, if I've got like 15 minutes, I'll get, you know, I'll check my home email and I'll do all these other different things but I'm like, I could be doing something so much more productive right now. And it's just starting to, it's just become, I felt very much, this is such a happy topic. It's, you know, comedy gold. I've been feeling just very out of control like the last couple of months and I'm sort of in that place of where I'm like, all right, I need to do something. I need to get back focused about things 'cause I'm tired of living this way, I've got-- - I bet you there's a lot of people though who feel the same way about something. Maybe it's their iPod or it's their cell phone or it's their, you know, Blackberry or it's their computer or it's all of those things that they feel completely joined to the hip to one of them. You know? - Yeah, it's-- - Like a Wii. (laughing) - Well my Wii is attached. - Did you get your A yet in Big Brain Academy? - Shut up. - Oh, okay, sorry. Moving on, I'm sorry about you were saying. - I have a B++. I have a B++ in Big Brain Academy and it kills me. I will settle for nothing but an A++. - Because again, to get you on a therapist couch. I know. - Rudin, you were saying, I'm sorry, we cut you off. - I can't remember now. (laughing) - I was glad it was so important. - I think I said my Wii was attached. - Oh, no. - Hey. - Okay, what does honk mean? - What does honk mean? - Yes, you sent me and I am the other day that had the word honk in parentheses and I assume that that was because you're making a sexual reference. - Yes, it was a little sexual. - And you and I were like, honk, honk. - Okay, so what does that from? Is that from something specific? Is it from a different podcast? What is that? - I kind of sort of stole it from Daily Perge. They say, you know, honk, honk, a tweet, tweet, all the time and that always makes me laugh, but. - Now, Daily Perge is Ron Lindley. - That's Rob Lindley and Jennifer Lhas. - Okay, that's what I thought. - Which I listened to their last three episodes today while I was working out in the backyard and at one point I was sitting. Okay, now this is great for anybody. Like the homeless people walking past my back gate that could see in probably thought that I was the crazy one. Because I'm sitting in the dirt pulling out grass, laughing out loud. - Nice. - Nobody around me, nobody talking, but I'm thinking. - Nice. You know, I have a question for you that kind of has something to do. I guess sort of kind of has something to do with, you know, being downtown St. Petersburg homeless people and podcasts. - Okay. - When is gay days? (laughing) - It's like the first week of June. - Why does gay days have to do with, what? - Well, you know, it's downtown St. Petersburg and you know-- - Let's be gay pride. - Isn't that gay days? - Gay days is Disney. - Oh. - Gay pride is gay pride. Gay pride is towards the end of June. - Oh, I think I'm thinking of the one, okay, whatever the one that was in June, I thought it was in Orlando or St. Petersburg. I don't know what it was, but I didn't think I was gonna be able to go because of my high school reunion. - Yeah. - Which they have now canceled my 20-year high school reunion. - Wow. - Wow. - I guess they didn't have an overwhelming turnout. They're gonna honor the class of '88 in the big school alumni banquet for the end of the year, which will be at the end of May, but our actual three-day, you know, reunion, they canceled because out of the '88 students who graduated, you know, a whopping huge class, we only had less than half that could come, so they're not gonna do it. They're gonna do a 25th instead, which sucks, but-- - Yeah, they canceled my 10th for the same reason, my 10th. - And see, our 10th, we had everyone but four people there. So it was awesome. - Wow. - Of course, with '88 kids, it's not, I mean, it's not like it's that much, but-- - Well, my graduating class is only like 110, so-- - We always thought it was cool that we graduated in '88, and there were 88 of us, so that was the only reason I remember it. So I will, I know that that was a, I was sad. - Yeah, 'cause I would actually hold some of our listeners that were excited to meet you at Gay Days that you weren't gonna be able to come, but now if it sounds like you're gonna be able to come. - I think I should. - Yeah, over their faces. - That's right. - Mm-hmm. - You are the new ride at MGM. - Woo, line forms here, boys. Do you have a fast pass? - I like, I have a 2-15 fast pass reservation for the glazed donut. - Oh, that's it. (laughing) Single riders only. (laughing) - Single riders only, please. - Step to the back. - Two at a time, please, two at a time. (laughing) - Michael and Mr. B are first. (laughing) I said that was a little too much convention. - I was gonna say you did get a little too excited about that. (laughing) - I'd say when I caught up on Q-Cast, 'cause I'd been pretty far behind, and I was listening to Q-Cast at the gym, and it was the one where Taylor was over with Michael and Mr. B, and they were drinking wine, and I'm doing like the shoulder press, and I'm lifting it up on my head, and something about Mr. B is talking about opening another bottle of wine or something, and then he said, "Well, and you said I'll take a glass, "well, it's not wine, it's something, something, something." And I just, I almost dropped the stack on my head. I was like, you guys were hilarious that episode. - Well, thank you. It's easy to beat hilarious around the two of them, 'cause they make it very, the three of them actually, John was there, too. - Oh, yeah, that's right. - Yeah, John's gonna love that, but apparently we both forgot about him. Now, they're all great, and I listened to, I think now I'm actually two behind on them, so I need to catch up on those, but I promise myself I would listen to all the podcasts I already have on there, before I would download new stuff. - And Rodin, did you happen to go to our blog tonight and see, well, first off, there's a fabulous picture of Michael from "Cute Cast" up there? - Yeah, I saw that. - Whatever. But did you see the blog spot that you opened up? - Okay, yeah. - Oh, my real secrets. - A dog just rolled off the couch. (laughing) Otis just fell asleep and then he just sort of heard a thud. Now he's all walking around in a daze. - Or he was pushed. - Oh, yeah, right. - He wasn't pushed. I'm sitting all the way on the other side. Oh, by one of the other dogs? That's not out of the realm of possibility. - Exactly. - I got four pugs in my house right now, four of them. - No, I actually have not been back to the blog, because what happened, we got back from Jackson, and I got walked in the house at 905, and I'm calling, or I aming Taylor saying I was here, so I haven't had any time to do anything else. - He posted a site that is PostSecret.blogspot.com, and I have seen the book before a couple times, and flipped through it at the Barnes and the Noble, but some of these are, some of them are very funny, and some of them are disturbing, and some of them are kind of ironic, but it's one of those where people send in all their secrets like on a postcard, and they put them into a book, and I guess this website is where people can send more in, the ones who didn't get in on the book. Some of them are very, very, some of them are very funny, and some of them are very, where you just read them and go, "Oh my God!" (laughing) So I would spend hours reading these if I had enough time. - And what was your dirty little secret? - My life is an open book. - Your legs are an open book. - Oh. (laughing) - Bah, bah, bah, bah, bah. (laughing) - Oh. - She's getting ready to annihilate me, I know it. She's plotting something in her head right now. - Oh no, no, no, no, no, no. Best served cold, darling, best served cold. - So Ms. Taffy, what have you been up to this last two weeks? - I've actually been, well, I've been batshit crazy as far as busy goes, but I've had a party the last two weekends, which were fairly uneventful, but yes, key parties, exactly, you know. Barely uneventful, but kind of interesting, and I've seen Taylor-- - Wait, she's with the brandy sniffer. - Sipped her hand. (laughing) Do you know that Tang did not know what a key party is? - Oh, really? - Well, at least either that, or he, you know, feigned ignorance, I don't know, but I said something about a key party, and he was like, "What the hell's a key party?" He's like, "Is that where everyone?" And I said, "You know, everyone puts their keys "in the big giant cup." And he goes, "So no one drives home drunk?" (laughing) But he said it with such innocence that I was like, "No." I was like, "Oh, and I explained to him what it is." And he's like, "Oh my God, are you serious?" And I'm like, "Yeah." I said, "It's like, you know, totally 70s." - So you managed to not completely taint him over the years? - Mm, I like to lick his taint, but that's another tree entirely. (laughing) - Oh, God! (laughing) So, yes. So last night, Rodin, I went to a birthday party that was a 70s theme, and my ex-fiancé was there, who I haven't seen since 1990. - How did that go? - It actually was, it was actually fine. It was kind of interesting, but it was odd. It was fine, it was interesting, and it was odd all at the same time. But I had like, I had pretty much not really dreaded it, but kind of built it up to be probably more than I should have. And then it was all just kind of a little too weird, and so I said, "Okay, it's time to go." But no, it was okay. He looked nice, and I mean, his wife was nice, and everyone was great, and cordial, and, but it was a little strange. What was really strange is all the women at the party coming up to me going, "You're the one. You're the one who was engaged to so and such." - They were singing "Shanai Twain" songs to you? - Yeah, they were, while I was going to the bathroom, they were all standing around me singing "Shanai Twain." No, they were-- - From this moon, man. (laughing) - God. Okay, if all the "Shanai Twain" song you would pick, that's the one you pulled out of your ass. (laughing) - That's great. - As she does her last little shake, she goes, "Man, I feel like a woman." - Exactly. - Girls don't shake dumb ass. (laughing) - Maybe you guys wiggle, I don't know. - But you pee standing up, so-- (laughing) - I have only peed standing up one time that was in college, and that was just to see if it was possible, which FYI, not really. (laughing) Because that was like in the late '80s, when girls still wore slouch socks and the tapered jeans, and that was when you tucked your tapered jeans into the slouch socks, so here I am at a pizza hut, trying to, you know, me and one of my friends, trying to prove that we can pee standing up, and of course, you know, boys can kind of, maybe, aim, aim, and girls. It just kind of has a tendency to jut off to one side, and down the leg and the jeans and the socks, and then-- - Yes, I know, because I'm watching lots of straight porn on X-Tube. - Oh. - Yeah, what is up with a straight porn? Is it just because it's something different? - It's just something different. It's just, I'm bored with the, here's a picture of my cock over, you know, from over the horizon of my belly, and you know, it's going to be 30 seconds of me, you know, moving my hand really fast, and then that's over, so. - We're not talking about your personal library of it. - Yeah, right? - Yes. Yes, thank you. (laughing) Now, it's just something, I'm just bored. Plus, some of the girls are so, it's actually more for comedic purpose than it is for, you know-- - Getting off? - Getting off, because the girls are so over the top, ridiculous, that it's just, it's fun to watch in that regard. - I was kind of envisioned it, so it's like, oh yeah, oh yeah, give me your big fat cock. Oh yeah, oh yeah, give me your big fat cock. (laughing) - Where it's just so, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah, whatever. (laughing) If you're really making noises like that, then-- - Go see a doctor and ask, yeah, go see a doctor. - Rodan, have you ever videotaped yourself having sex? - No. No, I don't think so, no, I haven't. - You don't think so? - No, 'cause I couldn't remember if there was, pictures or video, but it was just pictures of one of my exes of mine. - You took pictures while you were having sex? - Well, he'd set up a camera, anyway. - He took the photography class while he was having sex. (laughing) - Taylor. - No, no, because all the cameras now finally have that where, you know, the picture stays in focus, so there's no shimmying when you're taking pictures, so before all the pictures would have been blurry due to roles. - Business. (laughing) - When I had to-- - And the tremors. (laughing) - In the aftershocks. - It's like that scene in Jurassic Park with a water shake. - Water shakes. (laughing) Boom. - Boom. Only it's boom, boom, boom, boom. (laughing) - Good lord. - So what did you do this weekend for this week? - Well, speaking of tremors shaking and all that sort of stuff, we have a new segment on pot as my co-pilot. - Do we? - Yes, we do. And actually, you're involved in this as well. (laughing) - Okay. - All of us are involved in it, actually. And we've got some music for it, and here it is. (upbeat music) - What was your name again? An intimate look into the love lives and buchwas of your favorite podcasters, Taylor the Latte boy, Taffy Carlisle, Huffington, and Rotan. (upbeat music) - So Rodan, what's new with your love life? - Oh, my love life is a pause, I think, 'cause Gooney and I officially broke things off. - Oh. - Aw. - Yeah. - Oh, well, that's what it is. Takes away from the music I'm playing, but okay. (laughing) - Well, you know-- - Because again, it's all about me. - Well, it is all about you. We know that, Taylor. - No, yeah. No, Gooney and I, I broke things off last weekend. I was supposed to come down and I just, I just wasn't really ready for long distance type situations. My head just wasn't in it, but-- - So to speak. - I was gonna say, I think it has in your head been in it in the past, though. - No, my head was not in it, ever, but anyways, I mean, he's a nice guy, and he's very, very sweet, and I wish him the best, and hopefully we'll still be able to be friends, but we'll see. - You know, where things go, but of course-- - Is there a new man on the horizon, or are you just, or not so much? - Not so much. I could use a couple of tricks. - Oh my gosh. - Magic tricks? - Yes, magic tricks, where they appear on my-- - Why'd you pull a rabbit out of this ass? (laughing) - Yeah, magic tricks where they appear on my doorstep and leave about an hour and a half later. - What would you do with them for another hour and 15 minutes? - Oh, bitch. - Nice. - Hey, I at least gave you 15 minutes. - I know, right? You're so generous. - I know. I'm a giver. (laughing) - Again, you're more of a taker? - Well, it's funny, you should mention that. - Yeah, let's hear about your love life. - Yes, how you were bent over the dirty snack criteria. - Just say, thank you. (laughing) To say one of my favorite quotes from Sex in the City, ladies, I've taken a lover. (laughing) - I can't have a problem with you taking a lover. (laughing) - Or is the lover taking me? Anyway, um-- - And how many lovers have you been-- - No, I have met somebody that I'm very interested in, and he seems like a very nice guy that we have a lot in common. We're playing it cool right now. We're playing, you know, we're not, you know, - They don't get to talk to each other. Every once in a while, Taylor, thanks of 'em. It's the relationship so far. - Yes, that's pretty much it, where I just think about 'em, and I assume that we're having a relationship, even though, you know, I saw 'em at Starbucks one day, and, you know, saw 'em from across the room, and-- - So basically, it's your relationship with Luke. (laughing) - No, I talked to Luke. (laughing) No, this is a guy that I met, I met about a week and a half ago, and we've seen each other a couple of times, and he's a really nice guy, and I'm really enjoying-- - Uh-oh, Rodan, he's taking it slow. That means he really likes him. - I know, right? It's like K-I-S-S-I-N-G. - I think that's sweet. - The first night we met, there was only a little over the sweater action. (laughing) - Only first base. - Only first base, which is growth for me. (laughing) Because usually within 10 minutes, I'm like, so am I blowing you in your car, or my car. (laughing) - He's a lady. - And he already has a name. - What's his name? - His name is the Cuban. - Yeah, see, I've been calling him the Cuban. - Missile crisis? - The Cuban, not the sandwich. (laughing) - I have the feeling if he doesn't give it up, soon it's going to be a Cuban missile crisis. (laughing) - I didn't say he didn't give it up, but it just wasn't on the first night. Anyway, now he's-- - Can you listen? - Yeah, he's going to. (laughing) - Fantastic. - Yeah, he asked me to have a disclaimer though. While his name is the Cuban, he comes from Cuban descent. He actually was born and raised in Miami, which is shocking, a Cuban in Miami. You never get that. - I know, my goodness. - And, but he is actually an American. So he just wanted to make sure, for some reason he wanted to make sure that I told the masses that, so. So Cuban, I've officially told the masses that you were born in America. So, yeah, he's a good guy. We have, and he likes comic books. - And he wants good. - And they like soup and they can talk or not talk for hours. - And he likes snow peas. (laughing) - So is he someone that you think that Rodin and I would approve of? - Yeah, that's the big question. - Yes, no, yes, I do. And he's cute, he's really cute too. He's really, really cute. - Okay, he says the man who wants to suck his dick, so I think you're a little biased. - Well, I've seen his picture. - I'll suck up these guys' dicks, I don't care. (laughing) - Actually, okay. - I've seen his picture, he is very cute. - I've seen his picture too, he's very cute. He reminds me of a couple different people, but he's a cutie. But you know what? Taylor deserves this the best, so that's good. And you know what? I think that the Cuban should be grateful that he has Taylor. - Well, he doesn't have me yet. We're just getting to know each other. - I'm sorry. He has the potential of having Taylor on a platter. - And actually, technically, he already has had me. - Thank you. - All right, you beat me to the punch with that one. Yeah, so, and he's very much of the, well, when I'm on your show, and all that sort of stuff. So maybe if things work out, we'll have a guest co-host sometime with you. - A guest lover. (laughing) I'll pass him around for cigarettes. - Well, if he's listening, Cuban, I need to tell you, I'm the one you need to suck up to, not Taylor. - Yeah, right, you do need to suck up to the taffy. And that means getting your face in to the big Montana to figure things out. - Oh, Jesus! (laughing) - You have to get in there, go. - You do want me to like you, don't you? (laughing) - Try again, try harder. - There you go. Use your tongue more. - I don't care if you have to wear a scuba mask, you're not coming up for air. (laughing) - Tug on the clip, tug on it, tug on it. - Oh! (laughing) - Just a little teeth and... (laughing) - I want you looking up at me like a puppy with a chew toy. (laughing) - Oh, kind of like it's fun. (laughing) - Wow, you know. - As long as I think about it as a chew toy it is. (laughing) - No, why? - I have said in the past, the one thing that I like to do with girls when I was sexually active with girls, I loved eating girls out, which is weird, I know, but that for some reason, I guess 'cause I didn't have to look at 'em. (laughing) - Aww. - Can I see that? That's for me, that's for me. - I can just close my eyes, pretend I was kissing a guy with a beard. (laughing) - Oh, that is disgusting. - Do any of your girlfriends ever kiss back? (laughing) - No, but once I'm in my eye. - It's not a tongue, it's Jesus. (laughing) (laughing) - Well, for the three listeners, we probably would not be allowed to complain. (laughing) - For the three listeners, in other words, Kevin, Michael, and British John all have a break up. (laughing) And everyone else is unsubscribed. (laughing) - Oh, I think I did something to help someone unsubscribe. - Why'd you break up with Gooney Spice? - Yeah, besides break up with Gooney Spice. - Actually, he just became my Facebook friend. - Yeah, mine too. - 'Cause that revealed my face on the Facebook this weekend. - Yes, you did, I went and looked at the pictures. - Yes. - I'm very proud of you. - Anybody wanting a copy of Rodin's Doinger picture? Send me an email. - Well, speaking of Doinger pictures. (laughing) - Is this how you want me to unsubscribe? (laughing) - Maybe. - You showed somebody your Doinger and they unsubscribed from the podcast? - I don't think so, but they may have. Well, 'cause I got a Doinger picture of one of our listeners through Manhunt. - Who? Who? - Oh, I know who. - Right. (laughing) - Who, who, who? - They shows us Doinger at all the podcast. (laughing) - That's true, that's true. - You ain't nothing special. (laughing) - No, I know, I know that because it's his primary picture. (laughing) Not his face, his Doinger. So, I unlocked my Doinger picture for him. - Okay, Doinger picture, good lord. - So we got to see Pokey. - So he got to see your Doinger? - Yes, and he's doing her accents, so I'm thinking I may have scared her. - No, no, no, no, keep this going. How many times can we say Doinger to piss off Taffy? - I don't know. - Does he have a nice Doinger? - I think he does have a nice Doinger, actually. - I've seen his Doinger as well. His Doinger is very nice. - The view is expressed by certain hosts of protest Michael Palace. You know, reflect the views of all hosts. I prefer the word cock, we just guessed this. - You would like his Doinger too. - Yeah. (laughing) - No. - Is it Michael? Is it Michael or Kevin? - No. - Is it Lucas? - No. Do you think I wouldn't be yelling from the hilltop? So if I got to see Luke's Doinger. (laughing) That would be the cover art for him. (laughing) - Which is probably why you haven't seen it. All right, keep the show going. I'm gonna sit here and think about Luke's Doinger. - As he starts to masturbate with his Doinger. - Yeah, he wants to wear Luke's ass as a hat though, that's why. - Oh God, Luke, I love you, Luke. Luke actually did a before. We started taping the night, Luke did send me and it's a message telling you to say hi to you guys. - Aw. - Aw, that's nice. - And that he loved me the best. - Well, of course, he said that in your imagination. - In the fantasy world that is Taylor. - In my diseased mind. - Your diseased mind. - Speaking. - Something else. - Well, I was gonna say, let's do some voicemails, shall we? - Cool. - Okay. - Okay. - Well, you're gonna wait. I have a question real quick. What year did you graduate from high school? - Me? - Yes. - 91. - Okay, I could not think of that. It was driving me crazy. Sorry, go ahead. - Well, if I'm three years younger than you and you graduated in '88, then that would mean I graduated in '91. - Dude, that's so cool. '88, '91, '94. (gasps) - That's awesome. - You'd be nice. (laughs) - Bitch. - Oh. So that was the equivalent of pretty much standing behind Taffy and sticking your tongue out at me. (both laugh) - You must respect your elders. That is to say-- - Your mental elders. - What's that from, Rodan? - I have no idea. - Oh. - Oh, wait a second. I do have a very funny-- It was funny to me at the time and it sounded like something that would have come out of Taffy's mouth. I was getting my haircut a couple weeks ago, so I'm sitting in a salon chair getting my haircut. So what movie do you think I start quoting? - Still Magnolias. - Still Magnolias. So I made some reference to her colors, our blush and bashful, her colors are pink and pink, da, da, da, da, da. So then I said to the girl who cuts my hair, okay, what movie is that from? And she goes, I don't know. And I said, come on, you have to know this. Eventually I said, "Steal Magnolias." And she left you and, oh yeah, that is from "Steal Magnolias." Well, the woman next to her who sometimes listens to our conversations while she's cutting hair, says, "I would have never gotten that. I've never seen "Steal Magnolias." And I said, "Turn around without missing a meeting." I said, "And that's why you don't cut my hair." (laughing) - That's right. And that's why you're dead to me. - Oh. - Okay, I went to a jazz brunch today at a restaurant. Actually, the drum took me to once when we were cheating on Taylor, but, well, you know. - And you went to a jazz brunch with drum? - No, I went to a jazz brunch today with Tank at a restaurant that drum had taken me to. - Yeah, that was very complicated for the slate at night. - Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. It was actually really good. They had crab and brie omelets. - Oh. - Oh, they were fabulous, yes. - Oh, hey, while I'm thinking about it, speaking of that, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off. - No, go ahead. No, go ahead. - Speaking of brunch, you were gonna come over so we can finally watch all the biggest losers that need neither one of us watch during Lent, as a show of support to you. I didn't watch any of the episodes either. Do you wanna go to brunch with my certificate next week? First, 'cause you said you were gonna come over on Sunday because Tank at the Girls were gonna go to the-- - Sure. - All right. - Where are we going to brunch? Where do you got the certificate? Where are we going to-- - Oyster catchers over in Tampa. - Oyster catchers. That's right, I've never been there. - All right, well, then it's a date. - It's a date. Oh, fabulous. ♪ And Mrs. Mrs. Huffington ♪ - I mean, so I'll have to shave my legs. - We got a thing. - Oh. - An existential lip-punk it. - A fundamental lip-punk it, the hang. - Yeah, I like it, like it, essentially. - But that's not the words, anyway. - All right, play the voicemail for Christ's sake. - Okay, oh, well, okay. - Oh, my goodness. - Oh, my goodness. Well, our first message is from... Actually, we've got these. They're going back like a couple of weeks, so we still have some remnant. Thank you very much for a year of podcasting things. So, the first one is from Christine in Washington. - Hello, Dolly. It's Christina from Washington, a regular two-cast listener who has officially called you for the second time. I'm back home in Washington now. I originally called you from Vegas, and I just wanted to say Happy St. Patrick's Day, and I am looking forward to part two of the one-year anniversary show. - Yeah, that's about it. You're gonna hear from me probably a lot from now on. Sorry, anyways, I hope you're all doing well, and I love Rodin's voice. I am with that fan club, by the way. And, Taylor, you're so adorable. Oh, my God, the picture of you on the album artwork. So cute, I love it. So, anyways, I hope you're having a great time, and I look forward to the before and after pictures of Tappy, because she is my inspiration since... I think we're roughly, I think we're about the same size. Yeah, well, she's now much thinner than me, but hey, you know, I'll get there. Anyways, love you guys, bye. - Well, thank you, Christina. We look forward to seeing your before and after pictures, and by before and after, of course, we mean dressed and naked. (both laughing) - I'm liking that she's digging my voice. I'm very happy about that. - You do have a great voice. - You have a great voice. - You do, and I'm adorable. (both laughing) - And you are adorable. - Everything she said is-- - And modest. - And modest, yeah, she's very humble. - Yeah, yeah, mm-hmm, no. (both laughing) Anyway, all right, so. - Moving right along. - And actually, we have another voice mill coming up from Christina in Washington towards the end of her voicemail section. Then we have two that I'm just gonna put together when I edit. We have two from Tom, a.k.a. the Ramble Redhead. - Yay. (ominous music) - Hi guys, this is Tom, a.k.a. The Ramble Redhead just wanna leave you a message, and I'm so sorry that it's delayed, but I just wanna wish you congratulations on your huge accomplishment. And I know I can give you a long list of reasons why I'm so behind, but I just wanna tell you, I love you guys, 'cause I've a such show. I love it so much, but it makes me laugh out loud and happy for what you've explained, 'cause I'm driving down the road. But anyway, I love you guys. I love having you on the show, and I'd love to have you back again soon. So, take care, and congratulations to Ron, your fine accomplishment, and I wish you, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me. Take care, bye bye. - Hey Taylor, this is Tom, a.k.a. the Ramble Redhead. Just wanna leave you a message, and again, I apologize for my phone and dinner, but I am getting caught up on all your shows, and I'm listening to the February 18th episode where you're talking to Nessa and Bodana, of course. And I just got to the part where you were talking about the porn, and that your favorite, one of your favorite porn starts. And I kept thinking before you even said the name, but they're, "Wow, that'd be cool if he says "somebody that I like, too." And you said Tristan Parris, and I'm my mouth dropped because he is my all-time favorite as well, and I love the movie "Fit Tight." You haven't seen it, it's definitely well worth of kiddies. So, and it's best of all years, porn, love, and stuff, but "Fit Tight." Great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, moving. I'm gonna go eat a chow. Okay, anyway, I love you, bye. - So, Taffy wanted to know why her picture couldn't be the cover art for episode 52. Yeah, Tristan Parris is the cover art. (laughing) - Oh my lord. - Nice. - Tristan Parris' body part, or is it? - It's, there is, there is, is it a cum shot? Is that what you just said? - Yes. - No, it's a face shot and a chest and a little bit of belly. There's no actual penis on the... - Did I understand Tom's comment correctly? He was recommending a porno to everyone. - Yes, he was recommending a porno called "Fit Tight," which actually I can have kind of seen. Tom, if you can get your hands on snap shots, that's actually a really good one. (laughing) 'Cause they're all, all the models in it are supposed to be like Abercrombie and Fitch models. So, they're all hot. - Well, I just love to mention... - Ironically, Tristan Parris is a bottom, but I... - Really? - Like watching him, he's just cute. He's got a great butt. (laughing) - I, for the "Ramble Redheads" 2 on this show, I left a voicemail at 5.30, Saturday morning, after I'd been up all night, Friday night. - So, he's very crazy. - Oh my God, I'm sure it's like, "Hello, Ramble Redhead." It's 5.30. - Jesus. (laughing) - Oh my God. - I'm sure it's bad. - I left him one as well. So, if you have to be sure to check out rambleredhead.com and listen to his 200th show. If for no other reason, because the three of us are on it. - Yes. - And then if you like what you hear, go back and listen to the episodes where all three of us are guest hosts. - Yes. - And he wants to have all three of us on at the same time. - Oh my God. - What the hell is he thinking? - I think he's playing with fire. (laughing) - I don't know what the hell he's wearing. - While he's wearing gasoline underwear. Because the three of us are trying to be mature and your questions and that sort of thing where none of us have control. - Yeah. (laughing) - Okay, a second dog just fell off the couch. What the hell is happening? - The other two would like blow a kick on him off. (laughing) - They're dropping like pugs. (laughing) - Four pugs in a bed and the little ones in. - Roll over, roll over. - Wow, okay, now he's looking at me all. Now he's wagging his tail. He's okay. (laughing) Good Lord. All right. So we have another podcaster that sent us a message and that is Mr. Tim from Terminally Single. - Hi, pod is Michael. Like pod is my co-pilot people. If I can't speak, I'm driving to work. So this is Tim over at Terminally Single. Can we call it first off? I have to say, I love Taffy. Finally, someone who thinks loss is a big old crap fest too. Don't get it. Think the writing sucks. Don't follow it. It's just every time we talk about it at work, it's just blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So yay, I love me some Taffy. So I love you. See you get some love after all. Secondly, Olive Garden. That's the centrally semi-homemade Italian cooking. That's all I gotta say on that. And then Red Ann, you're the only other person I know that has a Buck Rudger series on DVD. And I totally agree the second season was kind of some crap. And I don't understand where the whole hot man thing came in. But whatever. But love you. And I will have a soon bite. Twiggy Twiggy. Sorry. I just couldn't help that. That's how you start when we say you can start after the-- Twiggy Twiggy. Dude. I know what twiggy twiggy means. OK. What the hell are you talking about? It's what the little robot says on Buck Rogers. Yeah. Oh. Actually, it's not Twiggy Twiggy. Isn't it Minnie, Minnie, Minnie? Or Mickey, Minnie? No, I think he just says his name, Twiggy. Twiggy Twiggy. Yeah. I feel like I'm getting ready to say something racist. Because I'm trying to come over the right combination of letters. And I'll say something that will offend people. So I'm just going to shut my mouth. It's probably a good thing. Hmm. Yeah, Olive Garden is gross. Olive Garden is gross. We were supposed to have a meeting a couple of weeks ago at work, and we were going to have a lunch meeting. And somebody recommended the Olive Garden. Guess who shot that one down? And I agree. Lost is stupid, so. Yeah, right. So I pretty much said, why would I spend $14 on a plate of pasta when I can go to Albertsons and buy Chef Byardee for $0.75? Oh. Don't start talking about Chef Boyd, because I will gag. Hey, speaking of it, it's my own fault for bringing it up. It's my own fault for bringing it up. It's been $14 on our way back from Jackson today. We decided to stop and eat dinner at the casino, at the little buffet at the casino. Wait, wait, wait, who is we? Scott, his boyfriend, David, and then his friend Rusty, and I went to jail. Rusty, trombone. Wow, we didn't see that one coming a mile away. I'm sure he's only heard that about 10,000 times. Scott, who is a listener of our show? Yes. Fabulous. Oh, Scott. He's like a music teacher or a music professor or something, right? That's right. Eloise again. That's right. Yep. He teaches right now. See, I listen when you talk sometimes. Wow. OK, actually. All right. So you can check out Tim's podcast at terminallysingle.com. And I think that Ryan-- what, my voice just cracked, because it's time to change. To change. I'm ready. Shannon, and, and, and, and. I believe that Ryan, one of our listeners, is doing a lot more co-hosting. I don't want to say he's a new permanent co-host, but I think he's co-hosting a lot more with Tim, who I've been looking for a co-host for a while now, so-- Oh, good. So it's terminally single with Tim and Ryan? I don't know. That would make it-- but I'm sure we will be corrected, or I would get an instant message from Ryan, telling me, you know, what the dillio is. With his phone attached. So yeah, we-- when we first started this podcast, low that many year ago, I had certain podcasts that I listened to that I was very much wanting to emulate, you know, and get feedback from them or whatever. And it only took a year, but one of those podcasters sent us a congratulatory message for a one-year show. And that would be Jason from BTOC. Hey guys, it's Jason from BTOC, and I was just calling in to say, I love your podcast, and congratulations on the milestone. I hope to hear many more from you guys. And that's about it. Yeah. This message sucks. I'm sorry. God, I need to do better. All right, I'm going to try again. Yeah, you used to talk about BTOC all the time, all the time. I still love BTOC. BTOC is one of those shows that I laugh at least once. I think, out of all the podcasts that I listen to, I think our show most closely resembles theirs because they are friends who just give each other shit constantly on that show. So I like to think that we are, you know, kind of like BTOC. When I was trying to figure out what a podcast was, when he approached me with this idea, he had me listen to BTOC, so I could figure out what it was. And I remember one day-- of course, I didn't realize-- I mean, I knew there would be profanity, but I didn't realize the actual subject matter. And I'm sitting here listening in the little little stuffing tennis in the room, and all of a sudden, I was like, you know, I couldn't get to the thing, quick enough to turn it off. Except-- so I'm on their website. This is literally over a year ago, and I'm looking at it. And that stupid, ridiculous YouTube video for the song "Shoes." Oh, yeah. Oh, my God, "Shoes" was on-- she knows every word of that thing, because of BTOC. So BTOC is influencing, you know, the junior high, you know. Yeah. Well, that's what bears you best. That is. Speaking of which, on a serious note, you have to have a conversation with Lollipop. Why? Because Friday night, I was eavesdropping on a conversation she was having with a group of people at a party. OK. I heard her mention casually that she thought that being gay-- you choose to be gay. OK. And so, of course, then the tips of my ears turned red, and I didn't have the same thing, because Tank immediately went, what did you just say? And she goes, well, you know, people choose to be gay, and he goes, do you want to kiss girls? She's like, no. And he goes, why not? And she goes, I don't know, I just don't want to. And he goes, OK, so do you want to kiss boys? And she's like, well, yeah, he goes, OK. All the time, all the time. It's all I think about. Boys that are gay feel the exact same way. They want to kiss boys. It's not because they're choosing to kiss boys, because that's just what seems natural to them. And she's just like, well, I know. But he goes, no, you need to understand that this is just like being blue-eyed or brown-eyed, or left-handed or right-handed if you're born-- it's pre-disposed whether or not you're going to be gay or not. And she was just baffled by that concept. And she goes, why aren't there people who, you know-- she goes, I know, drama has had a girlfriend and was engaged, and now he likes boys. And he goes, well, maybe he realized. Maybe you don't realize that. And then eventually you do. So I'm thinking, OK, this is coming in. Well, you're in denial. I mean, when I dated girls, I was totally just-- I was in denial, because again, I pretended it was a bearded boy. I was kissing when I was going down. God. So you're going to have to-- maybe you can explain it a little better, since I'm not gay. And you have, obviously, a better frame of reference. I do have a scotch more experience with that than you do. A scotch more experience with that, yes. But we didn't ask her. We said, well, do you think that-- why would someone choose to not have the same legal rights as other people. We went through the whole list, and she was like, yeah, I guess. And I could say, OK, no. You have to just discuss this with her, because she needs to be informed. Sorry. I don't know. Didn't mean to pull the rug out of your feet. I just-- Hey, that's fine. That's fine. And that's something that maybe you can approach the subject. Oh, yeah. Let me do the whole-- hey, got a minute? Let's talk about-- Because now you know, and knowing's half the battle. Because now you know. Thank you, NBC. We also got an email. We also got a voicemail from our gal, our bestest listener. She came through and said, fuck, at least once on this message. Absolutely. It's Cassie in Montana. With the giggle. Yeah. Cassie with the giggle, the giggler. Hello, this is Cassie. And I'm in my car driving to work because you know where I live. I'm tired of telling you fuckers where I live. Hi, Rodian. I think you should be mean and snarky more often because you really make me laugh when you do that. And I love it when you do say something or do something really funny to Taylor. And he is speechless because he doesn't know what to say back. Love it. Just finished listening to the latest episode, which was what? Part two. And I cracked up at my last voicemail where I forgot to call you Cassie. Oh, yeah, OK. Well, anyway, love you guys. Bye. I like when I make fun of Taylor, too. It's one of my favorite parts of the whole podcast. I think we should just do a let's make fun of Taylor podcast. One day, like as a special tribute. A tribute to Taylor. You got mad at us, remember? He gets mad at us on a daily basis, though. So he might as well at least get to make fun of them. I get mad at you for 20 to do. I mean, let's make fun of Taylor. Well, no, I think you just get mad at us in general. Yeah. No. Yeah, early on, you were like, you guys beat me up too much. Well, you didn't say like that. No, I think I did say it just like that. I think he said we beat him off too much. I think I said it like that only at howler monkey volume. Actually, I do think I recall like having private conversations with both of you, or I was just like, going to back off. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But yeah, he can sing "Donger" 14 times, and that's OK. Well, yeah. I'm not talking about your donger. Dohanger. And it's Dohanger and your donger. Gosh, long, dong, dong. That's all happening in the hot stuff. No more yankie men. No more yankie men. But donger need food. OK, there is this new guy who works. You got to be real? [LAUGHTER] Oh, no, be real? Leg, big leg. OK, there is this new guy at work whose name is Long Wan. No, one. Yes. Long Wan, like L-O-N-G-W-O-N. We totally should hook him up with John Goodman. [LAUGHTER] That just sounds like a match made in heaven. Long Wan Goodman. We want to get to know him. We don't want to give him the harp. Long Wan Goodman. He will get hepatitis just from hearing that name. So-- [LAUGHTER] Yeah, so aliens shoot out of her cousin and hit him in the face. [LAUGHTER] Get up here, and you'll know that. Lola and drum. [LAUGHTER] Stop it. Apparently, all of them are up at the lake. Oh, really? And John Goodman is with him. And so I'm sure that there'll be a new baby John Goodman story at some point. Wait, does this mean you guys are not invited to those weekends any longer? Well, I don't think that Taylor was never fully 100% invited to the lake only because-- No, I was invited to the lake. I just-- This last time? Yeah. I'd say he's not really the roughing it type of girl. Yeah, that you know. And this is roughing it because this is definitely camping and it's biased. Although Mountain Woman has a beautiful-- it's a lovely area. And what we-- I'm not opposed to roughing it. I went camping once with the drum. With drum. In a tent. Yeah, but-- OK, make your pitch a tent comment, and then let me go on with my story. No, I was going to say, roughing it isn't meaning using a little bit less lube. He's going to stick it in dry. I'm going to stick it in you dry with sandpaper wrapped around the end of it. And then use rubbing alcohol as lube. Oh, Jesus. Wow. Well, where does the rage come from, right? I know, let's wrap this up, man. This is on the phone. I'm having sex, so. Oh, OK. All right. Wow, OK. The next message is from DiVie, who is one of our Canadian listeners. Hey, Taylor, Taffy, Andrew, Dan. This is DiVie calling. I meant to call right after I listened to your 51st episode of all the voicemails and stuff, but shit happens. And so I'm just getting around calling now. I have to say, I'm really bummed that you didn't get that email for a number of reasons. One, because it's really embarrassing to think that that may have gone to somebody I don't know, or even where somebody I do know, who just hasn't mentioned it, because they were embarrassed for me. And two, it was a very, very funny story, which I unfortunately can't really properly rely anymore because the third issue is that I had this great YouTube clip that connected the whole joke story thing together. And it's not available anymore. So I mean, I can give you the gist, but it's not going to be the same. So I'm listening to the-- I can't remember what episode it was, but the one, you know, the one where Taylor told the story about the guy blowing up his ass like a trombone. And I'm literally just at the end of that story and dying, laughing. And I take off my headphones for a second to listen to something my family is trying to tell me. And one of my kids is watching this Go Diego Go show in the background. And there's this song that is just, you know, starting up at this exact point. And it's a song about ocean volcanoes and how they blow underwater. And the line is, now you blow like an ocean volcano. Blow with your mouth. Blow, blow, blow. And you have to see it. Because it's just hysterical on its own. But when you've just listened to some guy talking about some blowing in his ass like a trombone and then the blowing with your mouth like a volcano, I just, I mean, I was in tears and I couldn't explain it. Nobody fully understood. Well, I couldn't explain to my kids, obviously, but I couldn't even make my husband understand why I was so hysterical. And that's what I love about you guys, is that you make me laugh so completely and appropriately and to a degree that no one can really understand or appreciate without listening to your show. And that is what I love, part of my co-pilot. And I can't wait for your next episode. And you guys cracked my shit up. Have a good day, guys. Bye-bye. Yeah, Divi, once you started telling that story, I do remember that I did get that email. I might as just accidentally deleted it. So I apologize. But the video from Dora the Explorer or Go-Diego-Go was actually very funny given the discussion of my inflated butthole. [LAUGHTER] Nice. Not sure what else to say about that. OK. Finally, our last message tonight is from Christina in Washington. We began and entered with her. She is book-- She's the alpha and the omega. Wow, OK. Hello, everyone. It's Christina from Washington. And I am calling to leave a message for Ms. Pappy. It is 30 degrees and snowing today. And I thought you'd like to know that. And just so you all know, if you ever want to get your lives and have a snow day, there is a guest room waiting at my house. You are a whole welcome. But it is snowing in the middle of spring. OK, bye. Have you learned nothing from when we talked about coming to see Jimmy and Mr. Difficult? You don't want us darkening your doorstep. And trust me for this. Cassie, when you receive the phone call that says, hey, this is part of my co-pilot. And then you hear, Anna got a divina in the background playing. Yeah, run, run, run. It'll be like that scene in Christmas vacation where her and her family are all doing things. They hear the doorbell ring, and they all sort of stop and look. And then by the third time, the door rings, it's like ding, dong, ding, dong, dong, dong. Yeah, but-- I don't know, 30 degrees in snowing, ah, heaven. Yeah, that does sound like heaven. That would make me very, very happy. You know, I'm very, very happy that it's getting warmer here. Yeah, unfortunately, it's getting warmer here, too. But at least we don't have any humidity yet. It was like 82 degrees today and kind of a little tiny bit breezy. We were over at an e-bore over in Tampa. And they were having the Italian-American Fest. And we got to sit at the Starbucks and make fun of people walking by, which is always, you know, the best way you can spend a day. But it was a nice-- it was balmy, but it wasn't humid at all. Yes, you know. It wasn't too bad working out in the backyard, so-- Yeah, here on the bayou, it's a little bit humid. On the bayou. On the bayou. Yes. Who's typing? That was terrible. I'm not typing. It's Otis on the rug. I figured you were setting up your booty call for when you were done. Yeah, right? I know. The Cuban's on his way now. No, the Cuban is already at home in bed. I talked to the Cuban people we started recording tonight. Hey, can I ask a question, though, about-- because just haven't gone through this myself-- is it weird to know that the Cuban can, at any point, listen to some of the most embarrassing things that have ever happened to you. And you know what? I got that out of the way tonight, because he said he downloaded episode 50. And I said, oh, these might be some other ones you want to listen to. And I told him about seven, and I told him about 20, and I told him about the butthole, below, and thing, and I told him about all those other ones. So he's actually going to listen to those. But I noticed that with the whole process with Goony, it was very weird for me to never have told him the story, and then him no details about it. And I'm just like, how do you know that? You know, that's true, because when we met a couple of our listeners, and we were in Orlando, they would say something, and they would be like, oh, you know, how did this work? And I'm thinking, how did they know this? And I'm thinking, oh, shit, they listened. They actually are remembering things that they're hearing. And we appreciate that. We appreciate that. Absolutely. Our stories are worthy of taking up some space in your brains. As well as your hard drives. Your big fat hard drives. Oh, you're pulsating. Falsating hard drives. All right, you're glow in the dark. Oh, wait, now it doesn't work. I might want to get that looked at. A little shot on the camera right now. Well, speaking of podcasts and blogs and all that sort of stuff, I went to compile a list on podismycopilot.com of all of our listeners' blogs, all of our listeners' podcasts, all of our listeners' websites, everything that you guys may have, just so that we can all sort of check each other's stuff out. Check you out. Yeah, and also look at each other's blogs and podcasts. Hey. So do me a favor. If you get a chance, please email us at podismycopilot@gmail.com. And if you have a blog or a website or a podcast, let us know about it, and we'll definitely post it. We have some listeners who are getting ready to start some podcast, including Jason and Ryan are getting ready to start one, and a couple of our other teen listeners, actually. We have a couple of teenage listeners that are going to be starting one as well. We do like teenage listeners. We have like 16-year-olds that listen to us. That's so bizarre. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And they go to Lally Pop's High School, probably. Are you being serious? No. Did you hear the panic in her voice? That was great. There was absolute panic. Because there was going to be an episode of Pause My Copilot played at the PTA meeting. That was what she was envisioning. So Tank and I were getting it done in the Jacuzzi. [LAUGHTER] Yeah, so I like to compile something for all of us so that we can all enjoy each other's stuff. Because I do definitely check out some of your blogs. But I know some of you have blogs that I have no idea I've never been to before, and you all have been so great in supporting us that we feel as though this is a way that we can support all of you as well. It's our way of giving back. It's like a great big give of considering I'm doing all the work, actually. I'm kind of the giver, but OK. All right, well, I hope that this has fed our listeners for a little bit since they were without. Yes, yeah, we're doing-- so this episode's probably going to be a little bit longer than you do, but that's OK. Wrap it up. As always, you can go to our blog, which is potasmycopilot.com. You can email us at potasmycopilot@gmail.com. Call our listener line at 206-202-5165. Be our friends at MySpace.com/potasmycopilot. And join our Facebook group OK So I Love Potas My Copilot, which we've gotten a bunch of new listeners recently. And we're up to 92 reviews on iTunes, too. Yes, yes, we're up to 92 reviews. Thank you all very much. We are getting ready to probably do another contest soon, involving listener reviews. And I've got some other ideas for some other contest that we might be doing. So keep listening, and thank you very much. One thing that I wanted to say, one last thing before I go is I started listening to a new podcast that actually-- I think she may actually listen to our show. And I don't know her name because she never actually says her name on the podcast that she does. It's a show called Getting Single. And it's this woman who pretty much tells about her life story. And she was a 26-year-old divorcee. And she got married very, very young. And it's just a very interesting show to listen to. But one thing that I really like about is that she plays some really great music. Drum, in particular, would love most of the music that she plays during her show. And I was able to get one of the songs that she has on her show. And I'm going to be closing our show tonight with it. So this is Fisher with Beautiful Life. Thanks very much for listening, everybody. This is Taylor. And Taffy. And Rodan. Have a good week, everybody. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. [MUSIC PLAYING] ♪ Chad, I bet 'n' go ♪ ♪ A big world is out there waiting for us ♪ ♪ To live in every day ♪ ♪ I said, are you real pain? ♪ ♪ There isn't all all around you ♪ ♪ It takes you to make sure you wanna say ♪ ♪ That it's a beautiful life ♪ ♪ And I'm gonna love you ♪ ♪ And it's a beautiful world ♪ ♪ And I'm gonna love you ♪ ♪ And it's a beautiful time ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ It's a beautiful year ♪ ♪ Yeah, all the skies blue ♪ ♪ And just us too ♪ ♪ Side by side ♪ ♪ We'll see the world that surrounds us ♪ ♪ Hey, sees the day ♪ ♪ Each road every mile's ♪ ♪ About a mile in motion to us down ♪ ♪ That's carry us away ♪ ♪ To a beautiful life ♪ ♪ 'Cause it's a beautiful world ♪ ♪ And it's a beautiful time ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ Leave all your gifts behind you ♪ ♪ Listen, it's right same ♪ ♪ Turn around ♪ ♪ It's right in front of your own ♪ ♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ And it's a beautiful life ♪ ♪ And it's a beautiful world time ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ It's a beautiful day in the world ♪ ♪ It's a beautiful world time ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ ♪ To be the hero ♪ Yeah.
