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Daily Podcast pt. 1 -"What was your worst houseguest?"
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Now that makes sense because he was like, was he like the original Dracula way back in the day on like Count Dracula? Yes, sir. And what is that song? Bella Lugosi's dead or Lugosi's dead. Have you ever heard that? No, I haven't heard that one. Really? No. Oh man, here back in the day, kids. There was this song. It was by, was it by the smish or something like that, I think? I don't even know. Bella Lugosi's dead. Yeah, it was. By the house. By the house. Okay. Yeah. That's the jam, huh? Oh, yeah. You don't remember this classic song right here? Mmm. You know, I'm a big fan of Bella House, but not this song. This is like, is this like their biggest hit? Is it? Oh, Lugosi's. Lugosi, it sounded like it. It's got like over 4 million views, guys. Get on my level. No. A couple other items that celebrities took with them to the grave. Bob Marley, a red Gibson Les Paul guitar, and some weed. Okay, that's pretty awesome. Ronnie Van Zant from Leonard Skynard, his favorite fishing pole, and his go-to Texas Hatter's hat. Frank Sinatra, a flask of Jack Daniels. Did you know that Dimebag is buried with an Eddie Van Halen guitar? He is, and he's in a kiss casket. Yeah, wild. Yeah. So this leads us to want to ask a simple question. ♪ Two of six, say no free rock ♪ ♪ It's the simple question ♪ And we're going to ask that question to Chuck in Stanwood. Chuck, what are you taking to the grave? My cats. Are they alive? No, I have several cats that have died over the years. Okay. And they're buried around my yard. One's underneath the tree in the front yard. The other one's buried by our fire pit, because she really liked to crawl up real close to our fireplace. So you're going to dig them up and put them in the casket with you, or are you just going to be buried in your backyard, too? Yeah, either or somebody else will have to do the digging up, because I'll be dead. Well, hopefully you picked someone that you don't like having to do that. I thought maybe they were like, you know, cremated, because, you know, we had like Lucy when she passed cremated. Like maybe you put the ashes in there with you, but dig them up and throw them in the casket with me. I mean, I guess you could have a little sprinkle of my dog Kona in the grave with me. That'd be okay with me. What would you want to go into the grave with? Well, I don't want to go to the grave. I just want to be cremated or composted. Okay, wait a minute. This conversation more difficult. I mean, that's just for fun to use. You were putting a casket tarry daily. What would you want to go into the earth with? My pom-poms from high school. Your pom-poms? No, I shouldn't. Would they be on your hand? Yes. Oh, that'd be amazing. A good stronger. You got a sheer position? Of course. It's like your foot's coming out of the casket. Oh, yeah, actually, I'll be so flexible at that point. You can just put my leg in a high kick. Oh, my gosh. Mine, I was trying to think of like, okay, I could do something like hockey related music, related or anything like that. And this is kind of, I don't know if it's cheesy. And I'd have to run it by the daughter to make sure she'd be okay with it. But I kind of want to be buried with her stuffy, the frosty to snowman stuffed animal. What if that's her answer though? Like, she even wants to be-- You wouldn't even use it anymore. Oh. But that reminds me of such a fun time where like, that was her first thing that she carried around everywhere. And I thought it was just so adorable. You know, we got a backup. I could just take the backup one. I'm okay with that. Smart move, having a second one. Oh, yeah. Once I realized that she was obsessed with this thing for like about a year, she went everywhere with it. I'm like, well, going on Amazon, I'm buying another. And it was hard to find one. 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Set knowledge free with Confluence. Learn more at Atlassian.com/Confluence. That's A-T-L-A-S-S-I-A-N.com/C-O-N-F-L-U-E-N-C-E. Leslie Jones requires a contract from guests to prevent them from peeing in her pool. Here she is on the Drew Barrymore Show talking about this. But I want to do any literal contract and a policy of if anyone dares pee in your pool. Let me explain something to you, that is disgusting. And my pool is hot. You don't know what your function is going to do if hot water hit it. You don't know if you go to the bathroom before you get in somebody's pool. She needs one of those signs that says, you know, "welcome to my," like, "ooh" because there's no pee in my pool or whatever. I like that. Have you ever seen those ones? No, but it's very clever. Yeah, yeah, she needs one of those. Now, you said that you're a pretty good house guest, but have you ever had a bad house guest at your house? Nothing too bad because we don't invite anyone over to our home. Although it is fun to one time we had, like, a big Super Bowl party. The year that the Seahawks won the Super Bowl and a bunch of my hockey buddies came over because we're trying to figure out where we're going to do this. I'm like, "let's do it at my house." Crap, I need to run that by the wife. But I think she'll be okay with it. And she was. But she was walking around high stress because all my friends and they were great. The worst thing that happened, one of my buddies spilled a bunch of beer in the bathroom. It's fine, but of course she was having a little moment of anxiety. Like, "oh my gosh, the mess. Make up all the places from the spill it in." The bathroom's the perfect spot. Not on the carpet. Everything's fine. It was all good. Easy cleanup. But like, that was the last time we had a party. That wasn't a children's party. That was a long time ago. It was a super long time ago. Not that I wanted to be reminded how long ago it was that we played in that Super Bowl. That's like two years ago. Now, yeah. How about you? So, well, there's been a couple. There was one time when I was living in a condo and we had some friends over and one person was going to get sick. So, he ran out to our balcony and started getting sick off the balcony. However, it all just fell down into the neighbor's balcony and splattered all over her door basically and the screen. And so, in the morning, we got a knock knock at the door and had to go down there and clean it all up. That's right. And it wasn't even mine. Did the person who did help clean? No, they were already gone. They had left early in the morning, didn't even know it had happened. And so, it was my responsibility. It was awful. I will not share the full details of the story because it's disgusting. And it didn't happen to me, but it happened to one of my friends. And it's people that we all know. But this happened. They had a camping adventure and they were using somebody's family's camp home or whatever along those lines and they were all having a great time. And one of the guys got so wasted. Let's just say he caused some serious damage to this house based on the fact that he just didn't hit the bathroom. No. I mean, it was bad, apparently, like just everywhere. It was just like a mess. And everyone woke up to this. They were like, who did this? Is there a dog that came into the house and did this or something along those lines? And so they're like, we have to clean this. So everybody, there's like five of them, they're all cleaning it, except for the one guy who did it, who was, quote, "too hung over to help out." Oh, baby. And I remember when my buddy told me, I started like, I would murder that guy. Like, I would be so pissed at the guy. Like, get your ass up. We're all hung over. And you're the reason why this mess happened. Clean it. Rockaholics, what is the worst thing a guest has ever done to your house? 206-803-ROCK. We want to hear all the house guest horror stories from you. The Daily Makes Show. 206-803-ROCK. What is the worst thing a guest has ever done at your house? We want to hear all of those house guest horror stories. Someone just texted and said, "I forget about the kids being the issue as well." Because we're thinking about all the drunken idiots that have a party and then they do stupid stuff. But this person texted and said, "We had those sliding barn doors to our bathroom." One time my friend's young child thought it swung open and charged right through it, knocking it off its tracks. Whoops. That's from Adam and Everett. 206-803-ROCK. Justin Inferndale, tell us about what happened with your sister's friend. I told Sarah there's two stories. The first one is my sister had a house party. My parents were out of town and one of her friends, well, a super drunk need to use the bathroom. Ended up breaking the toilet seat. So what's the next best option? There's the net toilet. The cat box. You know what? Actually, I think that feels like the next best option. Yeah, no, not the tree in the back of the RV, the cat box. What about the sink or the bathtub? I don't know. I think I'd rather a house guest be in the cat box than in the sink. But you know what? I really don't want to have that internal dialogue ever. Was she heavy set or did she just aggressively jump on the toilet? Oh no, this is one of her dude friends. I don't know why I was picturing a female doing this. I mean, it's even funnier. What's the other story, Justin? So the other story, funny enough, Sarah thought you might get a kick out of this term, but on my parents' 25th wedding anniversary, mine half of my family's from Canada. The other half is from down here. So anyway, they had a big old dinner. And then after the dinner, they go back to my parents' house, where my uncle proceeds to drink almost half a bottle of 151. Oh yeah, which was to him hitting on all of his cousins. And yeah, it gets a little weird. And then my dad's like, hey, cool it down a little bit. He proceeds to punch me in the face, almost breaking his glasses. I love that you said, I love that you said, after he got drunk and started hitting on his own family members. And then you said, and then it proceeds to get weird. Like that wasn't the weird part. Oh yeah, this is the kind of story that will get parent. Actually, my dad told me to get the hell out of this house. He proceeds to try to walk back to Bruce Columbia. Yeah, put the feet to the pavement, let's go. And this is back when, so I'm looking for an deal right now, which wouldn't be that far to walk. This is back when we lived in Bitter Lake. How far is that from Canada? Very far. That is North Seattle, Edge of Shoreway. Oh, OK. Kind of like somebody trying to walk from Capitol Hill to Stanwood. Pretty, pretty much a little bit further. Yeah. Yep. He actually forgot his passport. So my grandma had to come up there and take him back home. Oh, did he hit on grandma in the process as well? You know, I didn't ask that question, Steve, but. I'm sure he comes back to all the family reunion. Hey, right. You're here, grandma. Hey, it's Gemma Sberg, host of the Open Mind Original podcast Mantra. Every Monday, I'll bring you a new mantra, a simple yet powerful phrase to help you clear your mind and stay grounded amidst the chaos. I'll also share some personal stories, journal prompts, and a weekly challenge to bring each mantra to life. Follow and listen to Mantra, an Odyssey podcast in partnership with Open Mind Studios, available now on the free Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcast.
It's Monday after Christmas, do you still have houseguests? What were the worst houseguests you ever had?