Pod Is My Copilot
PiMC: Episode 11- I Can't Seem To Find My Butt Plug....
Technical issues try to thwart our heroes this week, but to no avail...well, a little avail. Rodan is caught in the time space continuum and is two seconds behind us about halfway through, so it sounds like it takes him longer to get the jokes. Plus Luke from Mediagasm is right, our audio sucks! But you listen anyway, and that's why we love you all. We touch on Rodan's ankle, the summer movie season (including Spiderman 3), babysitting Taffy, Drum moving out, unicycles, new reviews on iTunes and Mediagasm. Introduce a new name for a relative, bad porn titles, Myspace.com, and 80's "reality" shows. email: podismycopilot@gmail.com, myspace: www.myspace.com/podismycopilot, website: http://www.oksopodcast.blogspot.com .Music: Brain Bukit: Run Rabbit/The Chase.
(upbeat music) - You're listening to Pot Is My Co-Pilot with Taylor the Latte Boy, Taffy Carlisle Huffington and Rodin. (upbeat music) - Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to episode 11 of Pot Is My Co-Pilot with the tangy Taffy Carlisle Huffington. - Woo-hoo. - And caffeine supreme, Taylor the Latte Boy. (laughing) - Hello fellas. - He's a genius. - Because it's a dessert wine. (laughing) - And myself, the bedridden and broken Rodin. - That's pitiful. (laughing) - That is kinda sad. - That was everybody in. - I'm okay. - Is everybody doing good this week? - Yes. - I am. How are you doing with your injuries and such? - Oh, I am. I'm actually much, much better, but I got a bit of a blow this week and not-- - Not the good kind. (laughing) - Are we gonna change into that kind of podcast? - God willing. - Oh, I tell you one thing though. One thing's for sure is that painkillers should you kill this extra. - No quite. (laughing) - Or that or maybe the all healing broken bones thing. I don't know. One of the two. So I got dealt a bit of a blow this week because I went to the doctor on Wednesday expecting, or Thursday expecting to be able to get my staples taken out and I cast put on and be able to have much more mobility. And unfortunately, when they unwrapped my foot, they found, and I've not seen my foot since before the surgery. - Jimmy Hoffa. (laughing) - You're proud. (laughing) - Well, yeah, those things too. The last little shred of your self-esteem. (laughing) - Yeah, right? The, it was blood, you know, under the, the wrap and the splint and everything was blood soaked. - Little word. - There's, yeah, so there's, it's gross and it smells bad 'cause there's really nothing that smells worse than dried blood. - I really hope our listeners are listening to this while, you know, eating lunch or something. (laughing) - I'm getting so turned on right now. That's your rock card. - Was there a plus? Tell me there was a plus. - God. - Yes, there was plus and that is why I was not able to get my staples out 'cause the, it had not fully healed. The wound from the incisions had not fully healed. The right side, which is the side with the, which what I thought was the side with the worst break, which is only about six inches worth of staples, which is, I guess, enough as is, right? So the top, like two inches, up there, they weren't quite healed. And so because of that, I have to keep all of them in. But then I looked at the other side of my leg, the left side of my leg, where they found the extra fracture when I was under, you know, under the knife. And I have 12 inches worth of staples on the right side of my foot. - Jesus. - So yeah, so I have like 18 inches worth of staple. I mean, this is gonna be some mega scarring. That's all I know right now. It's gonna be huge. - Now, see, you can edit that whole thing out and it'll say, I have 18 inches, it's gonna be huge. (laughing) And you'll have all the boys are running. - Yeah, right. So I have another two days of bed rest because I have to keep my leg up to, you know, continue to let the swelling go down so that way it can heal. So a bit of a setback, but the good thing is that I've got a lot more movement in my ankle than they were expecting for me to have at this point. - Oh, good. - So that's good. - I think two more days with that much damage really isn't that bad. - No, not at all. - I was expecting you to say, you know, I have to be a bedridden for another week or something, but I don't think two more days is too bad. Of course, I'm not the one laying in bed. - Yeah. (laughing) - Watching-- - That was Thursday. - Mr. Merlin, the complete fourth season or whatever. (laughing) No, I watched Boogie Nights yesterday, speaking of a full 13 inches-- - We were just talking about Boogie Nights last night. (laughing) - So, and I've been watching some cartoons and watch Flushed Away and, I don't know, just having fun. - Flushed Away. - Yeah, it came out last Christmas time, I think. - It's the one about the mouse that goes, gets flushed down the toilet and finds the world. - Oh. - Oh. - A huge acumen was one of the voices, that's all I know. - Yeah, I didn't even recognize his voice throughout the whole movie. I was like, what? 'Cause they did this whole Wolverine joke and I didn't get it. 'Cause I didn't realize it was Hugh Jack. - Speaking of movies, I went and saw Spider-Man 3 today. - Did you think? - Yes. I have never been so disappointed in a big grasp. - Really? That makes me sad. - Yeah, really. - Yeah, I was really, there were parts of it that I really liked and there were parts of it that were, I mean, I was just like, you've got to be kidding me. You know, completely wrong. - Well, because it was a ridiculous story because the acting was bad, because it was just the same thing over and over again, why? - Well, a couple of things were that, first of all, Kirsten Dunst, if she's going to be in a multi-million dollar movie. - She has to brush her hair? Yeah, 'cause she has to brush her hair. - Yeah, she was like greasy looking through the whole thing. And you were talking about Evangeline Lilly on Lost, how she only has like two, you know, expressions. Kirsten Dunst went to the same school of acting as she did because she went for the same for the whole thing. - Well, yeah, I mean, through the whole movie, I mean, Kirsten Dunst is very much phoning it in. - Yeah. - Same with Toba. - Yeah, and I got that whole thing of the, they came for the paycheck, they didn't. - I'm contractually obligated to do this movie, so look, I'm Spider. (laughs) - Yeah, it was very much just that, and it was, they tried to cram way too much into one movie. There was, well, yeah, I mean, that, that-- - Are they going to make another one? - I don't know. - I just say, I thought I had heard when they interviewed Kirsten Dunst on Good Morning America, that she said that she would be around for the fourth installment, if the, you know, if everyone else signed on for it. Well, I mean, if this one blows, then-- - I mean, other people don't want to sign on for it. Well, I mean, it's already made $800 million worldwide in just three weeks, which is obscene, but-- (laughs) - Yeah. - I just really felt like, I mean, some of the battle scenes were really good. Rodan, did you see it? Okay. - Yeah. - Whenever I wrote the review on the website. - Yeah, that's right, you did. The whole "Ode to Saturday Night Fever" in the middle of the movie where he goes to buy the new outfit before he goes to the jazz club. Plus, the whole jazz club scene was almost enough to make me get up and walk out. - Was it unwarranted, or was it just, did it have no place in this story? - It was completely unwarranted, and he becomes emo Spider-Man with the hair doll down in his face, and black eyeliner, and looking all said, I totally stole that from my fanboy, then they did the review, and it made me laugh, so that's why I'm saying it now. But it was, it was just, I was really, I just was really disappointed. However, it made me more excited for the Fantastic Four movie that's coming out in a couple weeks, 'cause they showed a trailer for that. - Yeah, I'm really excited about that. - That one looks like it's gonna be a lot more fun. Of course, I thought this one looked like it was gonna be fun, and it was just sort of, I was just really disappointed with it, and I try very hard to stay away from the whole, from all the reviews, and all the critics, and some people, I know that some people really liked it, and some people didn't like it, so I figure, okay, I will be a down the middle sort of movie, and I tend to love superhero movies, even the bad superhero movies. I enjoyed Catwoman, I liked Catwoman, I'm one of the few people that were both dead. (laughing) Not enough to buy the DVD, but I still liked Catwoman, and just this one was- - Rodin has the director's cut. - Of course, you know it. I don't think I will buy this one when it comes out on DVD. - Now, are either of you waiting for Harry Potter, or do you just, I can't? - I generally watch them on DVD, I don't bother with going to see them in the theater anymore, just because I don't want to look like a Tom Lister. - Probably not, I do. - I've only ever seen the first one, and that was when we got it from my mom when we bought her a DVD for Christmas one year, and then she's a big Harry Potter fan. - Well, I can tell you that the third movie is way better than the first. - And, but yeah, no, I mean, pretty much all of them, except for the first one are- - No, I did not like the second one at all. Chamber of Secrets, I did not like it all, but the third one is, I thought was much better. I liked the first one because it was very, you know, Harry Potter is very reactive. You know, he's brand new, and everything's new and fresh, and it's all a magical world that they have to introduce you to, but number three was where he kind of came into his own, and it wasn't near as, I don't know, the way they shot three to me was fantastic. Four was good, but three was great, so. - It was a new director, wasn't it? - Yes. - Because a lot of us did the first two. - L comes so crawling, right? - Yeah. - It was very good. - Who did? - Men. - Men. - Which is supposed to be a really good move. - See, I thought Spider-Man was a, Spider-Man through was a good movie. I really felt, you know, just, I liked it, I'll enjoy it later, you know, I'm sure, but I think the whole thing with Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunce is really gonna irritate me, and I'm really pissed off at myself because I think I dislike Kirsten Dunce now just because of Price Hilton. And that kind of irks me deep down, 'cause I've always liked it. - And you know, there was a heart of me that actually the same thing sort of went through my head as far as the, but I don't know why. I mean, I think it was just the whole greasy thing, and then how he, you know, I haven't looked up for as Hilton in months, but the whole, you know, we used to say that she was drunk and she was gross and everything, and that kind of affected me. Plus, does she naturally have blue eyes? Does Tobey Maguire naturally have blue eyes? - I think he's more contact. - And he's wearing bad contacts on this movie, 'cause they're like the fake ghetto lookin' blue contacts. That was, to the point of where it was distracting a couple times. And there's also a scene in the movie where I think it's after she loses the singing thing on Broadway, which by the way, whoever did the voice was, that was a wretched voice, but that's besides the point. And she's walking down the street and there's all these people walking around. - I think they said that she sang. - Well, there you go. - Yeah, that's, she was horrible. But there's a scene where she's walking down the street down the middle of the street, and you can totally see that there are people that are fans are taking pictures, holding their cameras up around the crowd, taking pictures of her as she's walking down the street. And it totally took me out of the movie, and it totally, which is a stupid nitpicky thing, but I just, I was really disappointed. - Especially since spending that much money on a movie, they could've just easily digitally cut them out. - Yeah, definitely. So they did show a lot of trailers for movies that are coming out this summer, and I'm very excited. Silver Surfer, fantastic for being one of them. I wanna see the Pirates of the Caribbean movie, but I haven't seen the other two yet, so I feel like I should see the two of them first. - Yeah, because this last one is really just a continuation of the second one. You could see the second one without seeing the first one, but you really can't see this one without seeing it. - Well, you think you can come over to my house 'cause we have all of them, and I would rather kill myself than watch them, but my husband and my children love them, so you're welcome to come and experience them back in the movie room, because I watched the first one, and it was a great movie. I never wanna spend another minute of my life watching those kind of movies, because even though they're very suspension of disbelief and it's a great storytelling and beautiful movie making, I just, I sat there the whole time going, kill me, just someone kill me. But it, I mean, the first one was a really good movie. I just never needed to see it ever again. You know what I mean? - Okay. - Yeah, we watch Cutthroat Island all the time, so yeah, we love the-- - Oh, I think my husband, no, no, my husband has seen, my husband has seen the first one probably 10 times. The girls have too. I just, to me, I can never see it again and be absolutely fine. But I think that Taylor will love them. - Oh yeah, no, absolutely Taylor will love them. I just, I'm not really sure why he hasn't seen them. - Yeah, that is kind of odd. - Because I have nobody to go see movies like that with. Drum never wanted to see big blockbuster movies. So, and you moved away, so I decided, okay, I don't get to see movies like that. However, however, today I went on Spider-Man 3 all by myself. - I'm very proud of you. Very proud. - I'm just gonna go and I'm gonna do this. And I'm tired of, I usually take a friend's son to go see the movies like this, but he's not available. And I thought, you know what? I'm just gonna go and I'll take him to see Fantastic Four. So, which was a little weird going and sitting in the movies by, like a big movie like that, sitting by myself. But, and I almost wonder if that had something to do with the not enjoying the movie as much. But, I went and did it and I planned my goal is to try and see at least one movie a week all summer. - Wow, that's a pretty ambitious goal. - Yeah, well, that's what we used to do that. - We used to see two or three movies a weekend. Rodan and I, when we looked near each other. So, and I probably won't do the opening weekend. Like next weekend, I would go see Shrek, you know, because it'll have been out for a couple of weeks and I won't have to do the whole fighting to get a seat and all that I am not ready to do. I'm not ready to do something like that by myself. So, it would be easier just to. - Well, if you'd like to borrow my husband for, you know, him to be your escort, I'm sure that he would love to go see big giant nerd dork movies with you. - But I also want to see movies like that movie Superbad, the movie that's sort of like the teen sex comedy with the kid that was on Arrested Development. - I love those kind of movies. - Well, then you and I will have to go see that because for some reason, every time I watch the trailer, it makes me laugh. - I am. - I don't think I've seen the trailer. - I have always said. - When you came up to the grind house, they showed it in front of Grindhouse and you and I both laughed. - Oh, okay. Oh, I know what you're talking about now. I didn't mean to cut you off to have the eye, I apologize. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever. No, I was just saying that I have long since held a belief that I am truly an eighth grade boy at heart and I love any kind of ridiculous, crotch shot, toilet humor, sex comedy type movies. (laughs) Low brow. - Low brow? - That's my secret shame. - Low brow, kind of like Long Island Lolita, the Amy Fisher story. - Okay, okay. Now listen, I just, no, no, no, wait. Okay, I have had a fabulous weekend because most of my family is gone and so Taylor came over to spin the night with me. - Babysit. - Babysit, thank you. I was actually going to babysit and I changed it. He came over to Babysit me and so he spent the night last night and the night before. So on, I think it was Friday night at about two o'clock in the morning where we were just kind of sort of exhausted and kind of sort of slap happy and we were done talking and we were. - Where is this story going? 'Cause I'm a choreographer. - Well, it doesn't end like the story you told a couple of episodes ago. - No, please, I hope not. No, so we're flipping through the channels and we come up to the Long Island Lolita story with Elissa Milano. - As Amy Fisher. I'm assuming this is on the-- - It's on one of those ridiculous channels. And so of course-- - Or something like that. - So of course I'm like, oh my God, we have to watch this. Now let me just tell you, the quality TV that is this movie. It is the worst acting, the worst accents, the worst fashion, the worst everything and what's bad is? You know that's exactly the way it was. - Oh yeah, it was the bad cardboard sets for the office with the random posters planted on the walls and yeah, it was horrible. But you know what, at two o'clock in the morning, what are you supposed to be watching? It's either that or the 8,703 run of the biggest loser marathon, which by the way, has been on for the last week and I am completely addicted to the biggest loser marathon. - But the Amy Fisher movie, we would both be sitting there and then one of us would say, just turn off the TV, just turn it off. - Why are we watching this? - Why are we watching this? Then it would get quiet and then 10 minutes later, why are we watching this? Just turn it off and then they would show. - I get like that. - And they would show Joey Fisher in his Zuma pants that we would go, oh my God. I can't take my eyes away. - Yeah, I wanna look away but I can't. Just like the sun. - I get like that every once in a while with like the sci-fi channel movies on Saturday night with like Casper Randine. - Oh God. - And I just like, I can't, it's so bad and acting so bad and it's, the special effects are so bad. I'm just like, oh my God. - You know, the only thing I've ever watched, the only thing I've ever watched on the sci-fi network was Mystery Science Theater. And we were just talking about that the other night that we should do a podcast where we just watch movies and then do our own little voiceovers. (laughs) - And the first movie that we would do would be Long Island Elite or the Game of Christmas Tour. - No, the first movie we would do would be Twisted Desire with Melissa Joan Hart. (laughs) - Oh. - And the other in the bad TV movie Trifecta is. - My stepson, my lover. (laughs) - Oh. - That is a real made for TV movie too. - Yeah, they showed, every time we go to Orlando it's like God knows to put this movie on because it's on like time weird or something like that. - Exactly. - Nine times out of 10 it'll be like 10.30 and I'll be like why is Taffy, why are Taffy and Lola not up yet? And I'll go and knock on the door to their room and they'll be like come in and they'll be sitting in there as Melissa Joan Hart on the TV and they're like Twisted Desire is on. (laughs) - Yay! - And I go jumping out of bed and the three of us are watching. - It's fabulous. - I read some article about the whole genre of like women's empowerment for these in a lifetime. - But they all have to stall Valerie Bertinelli. - It was like some bit like on slate.com. - They all star Valerie Bertinelli and she's you know, either beaten has cancer or someone has stole her baby. I don't know how to steal our babies. - She made like four or five of those somebody stole her baby movies. - I tell you what, the only, truly, the only lifetime movie that I have set down and watched all the way through started the mom from Family Ties and it was a true story. Yes. - The Betty Broderick story? - That was it. - Where she won't get her? - She is the, where she won't get her. - Me? - No, no, no, not that one. The one where she, no, it's not, the one where she, if the one, I think it's the one before that one where it shows her breakdown and when she went in and killed her husband and killed her husband's new wife. - Yeah, but that she made, she made two of those about that person and one of them, she wouldn't get off, she had something where they made her. They were telling her she had to go to work detail or something and she wouldn't go and it took like six cops to get her off of this prison cot. - She's pretty damn good in that movie though. But those, all those movies are just, oh God, they're awful. - Every lifetime made for TV movie that anything that has to do with those type of women who are whiny and miserable, oh God, I'd rather shoot my foot off than watch what was where I would. I know I would rather watch the sci-fi show than watch them. - Well, these cats are right here. - Although I did talk to Lola today and I said, so how was your day? Because her, she had a party yesterday for her, the little list Lafayette who graduated and I said, what did you do today? And she goes, well, I sat on my couch and watched movies and then now I'm laying in bed and watch movies and this was at about 230 (laughs) and I said, you know what? That sounds like a perfect Sunday to me. (laughs) So what did you do this weekend? Taylor, since I know everything you did this weekend, it better be fabulous and wonderful. - I had a wonderful time this weekend. We went out to dinner with Ms. Carlisle, the widow Carlisle. We went and had a lovely dinner at a fancy restaurant down on Clearwater Beach and she had her tailor there. Only, her tailor was an actual woman who they've been friends for 25 years and listening to the stories I couldn't help but think that will be me and Taffy in 25 years. - Thank you. - Talking with one of Taffy's children and her gay friend. - And they're telling us about stories about when they used to go to the downtown sex clubs in London. We're like, oh great. (laughs) - Oh, okay. - Yeah, they were classy stories, stuff that you save for, you know, by the fire and you look next to the Christmas tree and you know, you can have the grandchildren around and go, "Do you want to hear about the time that Nana went to a sex club?" So, and then what did we do? We went swimming when we got home. Well actually, no, because I was getting ready to say, Taffy's 11 year old daughter and I was swimming. - And dog. - And a dog. And so there was no nudity there, except on the dog's part. And then Saturday we went to the littlest Lafayette's graduation party and we hung out and went swimming and had a really good time. And then I was going to leave last night and come home, but the littlest Huffington had sunburned and she looked at me and said, "My sunburner would feel so much better tomorrow if you stayed tonight." Oh, I said, it's wrong. - It is wrong, it is wrong, 'cause. - It is, it is emotional. - Black male. (laughs) Yes, it's black male. And she knows it and she's good at it. And I probably could have just taken my hand and put it on her little face and shoved her down and walked out of the door, but. (laughs) But the only thing is revenge is a dish best served cold and she knows that and that would come back and bite me on the ass. So I just decided, you know what, I'll stay. So we played cranium Congo. - Cranium to do or something, I don't know. Cranium Congo. - We played a cranium game and then Taffy and I hung out and stayed up for a while and it was just, it was a nice couple of days of where we were busy, but it was never busy, go, go, go. And we have to do all these things. It was going to some place and sitting down a little while. And going to some place and relaxing for a while. And it was a lovely couple of days. So I got up this morning and watched the biggest loser because that apparently is the only thing. Other than Amy Fisher, that's the only thing that's on and the Huffington household. And then came home and came home to a million cardboard boxes. - Which means the end is near. - The end is near, drum will be moving out soon. And he was very busy over the last couple of days. And there's a lot of, I'm looking around. I feel like I'm in a back room and I'm using him or something because there's lots of boxes. - So did you snoop? - Oh my God, you are like T minus. - No, it's T minus about 10 days, I think. - No, not that long. Well, he will be in Orlando this time. Actually, he'll be home at this point next week. But, or later trips to Taffy and I usually go on, but he will be moving out shortly thereafter. We had a discussion about it the other night and he said he'll be moving out in a couple of days after he gets back in there. - Now, did you repress the urge to look inside and leave the boxes to see if any of your stuff was in them? - I would not do that. - Oh, that's good. - I would not do that. One, because I-- - Exactly. - Or at least I did some polls. - No, no, because one, if there was some stuff that was accidentally mine, then if I, as I went looking for it, my first assumption would be well, maybe it got packed away in one of his boxes and I would ask him about it. Two, I have too much respect for him and myself to do something like that. So I just decided, I'll just see what's left when he leaves. And if some of my stuff is in there, I'll say, hey, did you take my, you know, Madonna CD? - A plug. - Yes, yes, I can't seem to-- - A hole. - I can't seem to do take, buddy. - Okay, shut up. I can't seem to find my plug, so do you know where it is? - I hate it when that happens. - I'm in training for the Power Bottom Olympics. I need my butt plug, have you seen it anywhere? - And while Taylor was at my house over the weekend, he got to witness my 11-year-old trying to do, she has set a goal for herself for the summer because she doesn't like it when she goes back to school and they say, what'd you do this summer? And she has the same answers. You know, I went to camp and I went here and I did this. So she is trying to teach herself this summer how to ride a unicycle. Let me just tell you, Taylor can take that for about 30 seconds and he's like, oh my God, is he watching more? - Pulled up to the house and the first thing I see is her start to go down, but she put her feet down on the driveway, but I just pictured broken teeth everywhere. Eventually it got to be where I stood. I stood and looked into the garage while she was playing, because I was so scared that something was gonna happen to her, so. - Now, when you're trying to learn how to use a unicycle-- - No, actually-- - Do you get training? - No, there is actually a whole website devoted on how to start writing a unicycle and the best way to do it is to prop yourself up between either a wall or something stationary. And the hardest, the very hardest part about learning to ride a unicycle is mounting it, getting on it, because obviously there's nothing to hold on to, and it's wobbly, and it will slip out in the front or the back, so it tells you a very clear and concise way to start getting on one. And that was her first lesson was on Saturday, and that was the first thing she did, was learn how to get on it, which she got very good at very quickly, and then it tells you to do half turns, because if you push your pedals halfway, then you remember how to balance, and then another half turn, and they said, you should do that for about an hour before you even attempt letting go of anything, so you can just learn how it feels to be balanced on it. And then from there on, just slowly, but surely go from a stationary thing to putting your hand on a person, but not letting them hold you, you just resting your hand on them and keeping you balanced. And that's all we did yesterday, and it worked to the point where she was very comfortable, but they said the key rules on a unicycle is you must keep your eyes forward and your shoulders back, because as soon as you look down, you're gonna fall. And so she's been pretty good, I mean, she did pretty good for being an 11 on a unicycle, let me give you a break. - Oh my gosh, I can barely walk around on crutches. - Last summer she was last summer, she went to master the pogo stick, which she completely did, so this summer it's a unicycle. So next year it'll be tightrope walking. I don't know, maybe she's training for Cirque du Soleil, who knows. (laughing) No, and the rest of my family is in Europe right now, because my eldest daughter is on a musical tour where she's saying last night in Vienna with the Vienna Boys Choir, and then tonight she's saying at the Mozart Festival in Salzburg. So they're gone until Friday, and I've only got to talk to them a couple of times and it's incredibly, incredibly mind-numbingly difficult, but that is fine, I know they're having a wonderful time, they're gonna have fabulous stories when they get back. And plus, if I get too pitiful, I know that I can turn to the supple bosom of table. (laughing) - I was just gonna say the big warm bosom of Miss Tale of the Lock Table. That's because we have the same brain. - Yes, so. - So by any chance did anyone read that we have not one, but two new comments? - So what are we up to 10? - Well, no, no, no, no. We have two new comments. We are up to 10 on iTunes, actually, but the new comment is actually kind of funny. May I allow me to read it to you? - Okay. - But it is by-- - Please, please. - I love this name, plus Patrell. And it says, and Rodin, you will get a kick out of this. It says, "I think it generally takes about six to seven episodes "of a new podcast for the podcasters to hit their groove. "This podcast is no different. "For the first half dozen shows or so, "Taffy and Rodin and Let Taylor think he's running the show. "But once they feel comfortable enough, "everything changes and they Let Taylor know who's boss." Great podcast, loads of fun. I highly recommend it. So thank you, Puss. We love you. (laughing) We love our Puss. (laughing) - Thank you. (laughing) And now we have the title for episode 11. (laughing) Well wait, we actually got a comment on the media gasm review that he gave us. He actually got a comment on his review of us. - Okay. - And it says-- - Okay. - Who's it from? - It's from Diamond Girl. - Okay, who I think actually posted on our iTunes, 'cause we have a diamond somebody on our iTunes. - Oh, okay. So go ahead, go ahead. - Go ahead, go ahead. - Well, it says, "Love these guys. "I have listened to every podcast. "They crack me up on a regular basis. "I think that Taylor, in quotations, "has the best voice and Taffy, has the best one-liners. "I think that these two were either high school BF and GF, "or have known each other all their lives. "Great review as well. "Love Diamond Girl." - That's very nice. - I know. I was like, well, tonight-- - Ironically, we've only known each other a couple years, but we just have that connection. - How long have we known each other? - We're symbiotic. - We've talked about-- - You are the Black Spider-Man. (laughing) - Shut up. (laughing) - But in your case-- - You guys just released all of each other. - But in your case, it wouldn't be a Black Spider-Man suit. It would be a hot pink Wonder Woman suit. (laughing) - Oh, God, if only, if only! (laughing) - We've known each other probably about six years. - Seven years? - Six years. - Six or seven years. - Yeah. - I would say-- - It just seems like forever. - No, no. (laughing) - Yeah. - It does seem like forever. - Shut up. (laughing) - It's kind of scary. Now, why can you say that, and I can't? - Because it's true when I say it. (laughing) - Oh, he's never gonna come back over here. (laughing) - It's like, it's like-- - Yeah, right, he's never coming to your aid. - Mm-hmm. - Your mother's the devil. (laughing) - She's crazy, she doesn't know what she's talking about. - But yeah, he's still coming tomorrow for a big giant cookout at my parents' house. So you know why? - At the widow car. (laughing) - At the widow car, wow. Considering her husband's current house situation, though, it's not my name. (laughing) - No, I bet that. That is so not how I-- - Oh. - Although, I will tell you that today, when I was-- - The widow Carlisle has many surnames post Carlisle. Well, we just call her the widow Carlisle. - There you go. No, I actually had lunch with the widow Carlisle today, and I told her what you said, that you were amazed at how much she weighed, because you thought that she looked much smaller than that, and her exact comment was, you're out of the will. (laughing) That's me, another I am out of the will, and you are now in. (laughing) - Well, I think we know what I'll be doing tomorrow, at the Memorial Day. - Glad it's working perfectly. - You said the widow Carlisle is ass all day. (laughing) - Good Lord. - Can I get you another half ball, widow Carlisle? - Would you like to be too sweet, and please just let me stick my finger in it. - Yes. - Oh dear, oh dear. Reviews, and iTunes, and friends, and stuff like that. I am a little behind on my MySpace guest list. - Uh-huh. - So, we are actually up to 32 friends, and I thought, rather than trying to figure out who is a new friend, I was just going to read all 32 names, and that way we're totally caught up. Is that okay? - Okay, are we ready? - I don't know, apparently you're running the show, we're just your lackeys, so, go ahead. (laughing) - Yes, lackeys- - Well, we're the kind of show notes. - You're like the show notes for next episode, you're more than welcome to the show. - The show notes for next episode will be A, we admire Taffy, B, we talk about Taffy, C, laugh at Taffy's jokes, laugh at Taffy. (laughing) - You're gonna do a solo podcast? What, the show notes get set up copy paste from last week, that's pretty much it. (laughing) - Well, maybe. (laughing) - Okay, go ahead, read the names, read the names! - If you're on fucking ankle, then we can have- (laughing) - Go watch for the podcast. - Wow. (laughing) - That and, I'm trying to think of a bad 80s show. - There's so many, though, to choose from. - What would be it? - Jesus. - That and, we've got it made the complete second season. (laughing) - God. (laughing) - Taffy does. - I have no idea what that is. - It's okay. - Come on, read the names. - In our pot is my co-pilot, my spare friends, we have Sarah from How Much Do We Love, Meet Ha, Zay Frank of the Zay Frank Show, Zuma, J. Michael Haaz from The Daily Purge, Disco Volante, David, maturity is overrated, Gavin, Lulu Lee, Michael from Q-Cast Connecticut, Mr. B from Q-Cast Connecticut, Justin from Drink Tour Funny, J.J. Rob Lindley from How Much Do We Love in The Daily Purge, Davey from Pop Trash Radio, the guys from B-Talk World, Bridget, Ifanboy.com, Kendra from Pop Trash Radio, Q-Cast Connecticut, How Much Do We Love, Dina from Drink Tour Funny, Tim Coromile from GoRadio.com, Walt, Jen and Joplin, Mr. What's his name? Mr. Difficult? - Mr. Sandman. - Bring me a dream. - Me, we have somebody named me, who is actually the boyfriend of Jen and Joplin. We have Lee, we have 1-7-1-9-2-0-6-8-3, and we have the Fairy Princess Holly from, who is a big fan of Q-Cast Connecticut. - The Fairy Princess Holly. - Her name is Holly, but she goes by Fairy Princess Holly on Q-Cast Connecticut. So thank you to all of you for being our friends. - For loving us. - Thank you very much. - Not really, but we will respect you in the morning, or at least after, or at least after book hockey. - Because the money's on the dress or chocolate. - Oh yeah. (laughing) - That was, that was a very-- (laughing) - Okay, as always, if you would be interested in emailing us, you can do so at potasmycobilot@gmail.com, or you can always go to our MySpace page, which is MySpace.com/ (grunting) - Every time. - Every motherfucking time backslash potasmycopilot, that's MySpace.com/potasmycopilot, or you can go to our website, which is okaysopodcast.blogspot.com. So, for the entire crew, this is Taylor. - And Taffy. - Saying good night, everybody. See ya next week. - Good night. - Good night. - Bye guys. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) (upbeat music) (upbeat music) [BLANK_AUDIO]