(upbeat music) ♪ I love you, baby ♪ ♪ I love you, true ♪ ♪ You're the couple of me ♪ ♪ I love you, baby ♪ ♪ You know it's true ♪ ♪ We were lovers back when we were at school ♪ ♪ Love you, baby ♪ ♪ That's true ♪ (audience cheering) - Oh yeah. Hell yeah. Welcome back, you fuckers. Welcome back, fucker. Meet the parents and meet the fuckers for such good movies. I thought-- - I don't know, it's man. - Right. - Oh, I think I only saw meet the parents. - Oh, that's so funny. I love the driving home thing where they keep getting into traffic lights. They're like trying to race each other home. - Oh yeah. - From the restaurant. - Yeah, that's right. Yeah, that's good. - And what's the song he sings? 'Cause the cat, what's the cat? Robert De Niro sings the song with the cat's name is Mr. Jinx or something. He's a jink, jink, see cat, jink, see cat. ♪ Where are you ♪ ♪ I love you ♪ - Do you ever do that? - I kind of think I remember it mostly from you singing that melody somewhere around the place. - Is it jink, see cat? I think it is. ♪ Jink, see cat, jink, see cat ♪ ♪ I love you ♪ ♪ Where I love you ♪ - Where are you, sorry. - Yeah, where are you? ♪ And are you ♪ ♪ I love you ♪ - It's a good film. What, how many day make heaps of him after what's that? - Meet the fuckers and then what else? Yeah, fuckers, I think it's like-- - Oh, meet the parents was the first one though, right? - Yeah, and then meet the fuckers after that, yeah. - Yeah. - What do you think of meet the fuckers? - I thought that was good as well from memory. I can't really remember it. - Ben still is pretty good in it, isn't he? - Ben still is really funny. - He's a funny guy. - He's a really funny guy. - He comps a bit of flack, does he? - Does he, what for? - Just being like old news or something? - I don't think he comps flack. I reckon most people have a healthy-- - Most people reckon he's funny. - Most people reckon Ben still is funny. - Ben still is funny. He's funny. Will Ferrell split, Jack and Will Ferrell splits people down the middle? - Yeah, totally. And he's also funny. - He's a middle splitter. - Yeah. - He's definitely funny too, sometimes. - It's kind of making me wanna watch some of those movies, 'cause his face is just, it is quite funny. - Will Ferrells? - Yeah. - Yeah. - Fuckin' else, step brother's was good. - Do you watch step brother's? - John C. Riley and the film. - I think I've seen it, but if the fuck I haven't-- - John C. Riley's very funny. - He's great. - C. Riley's great. - Yeah, I haven't, actually, that, I mean, could tap into a bit of steep rule again at some point. That was brilliant. - Yeah, yeah, it's good. Very off its time. - Yeah. - It's very like, what is it, 2009 or 10 or-- - Yeah. - It's got that feel to it. - Pretty crazy. - It's very funny. - Very crazy, great acting. - Yeah. - Great fucking-- - And the editing. - Yeah. Yeah, yeah, um, shout outs, pretty cool. - He just looks crazy. Like the way he can make his face and hair and everything. - Yeah. - Just be so disheveled and confused. - Yeah. - Constantly, brilliant. - How's that? ♪ Do we now know ♪ - Little sting in that? - Yeah. ♪ We do do do ♪ - It's really good. - Love that. - The editing in that with Tim and Eric's shit is so masterful. - Mm-hmm. - So original and very original. - Yeah. - And really just great parodying that, that sort of style of commercialism and television. - Yeah. - So cool. - Yeah. They're really just, heightened it so much. - They're ripping the absolute pierce out of everything, really, aren't they? - Mm-hmm. - They're kind of putting on show how, how ridiculous almost everything is, how grotesque everything is. - Yeah, if you're listening and you don't know what we're talking about. - Yeah. - I guess we're talking about Tim and Eric. - We are talking about Tim and Eric. - Yeah. - And they had a show called Tim and Eric or some show, Great Job. - Yeah. - Which most people will know. - Most people will know. - But they'll probably be some of the don't. - Yeah. - And there was one of, there was a spinoff series about, called-- - Yeah. - So there was a, it was like a-- - Series between the series. - Yeah, the show was a sketch show, essentially. - Yeah. - And there was a character, recurring character in it called Steve Brawl, played by John C. Riley. - Doctor Steve Brawl. - Yep. - And they made a spinoff show called Check It Out. - Check it out with Doctor Steve Brawl. - Yeah. - But check it out. - Check it out. - Actually, it got really dark, that sure. - Yeah. - Yep. - Big time. - But I was blown away by Tim and Eric when that first came out. - Oh, I couldn't believe it. It was the funniest thing I'd ever seen. - Yeah, same. - And it was so new and crazy. - Yeah. - And fun and funny and dark. (laughing) Just ticked everything you wanted. - I know, did everything, hey, like when you, when you would put that show on, you'd just like, here we go, we're on for one here. - Yeah. - Like they know how to scratch that spot that like only nightmares can scratch as well. You know, like some of the imagery they create is so like off and horrifying. - Yeah, it's deeply kind of scary. - Yeah. - Hilarious stuff too. - And just really like good physical humor, good characters. The editing is a big part of the show. - Big time, that's Doug Pound. - Yeah. - I think he, I think he does. - Yeah, he edited all of it. - Which is huge. - Yeah, we went to his picnic. - We did. - Played with football. - He was supposed to come on this part. - He was. - And he still will, I hope. - I'm sure. - You should be watching some German Eric, just to see what's out there. - I kind of see the F. - Yeah, okay. That's cool. And I prefer to tell you about the fact I'm gonna cook some, I'm gonna cook a prawn pasta tonight. - Oh yeah. - I bought prawns. - Did you? - From Aldi. - What had you buy them? Like a little, like a mince meat kind of. - Yeah, try a styrofoam. - Try it. - Yeah, yeah, nice. - And they're already cooked. - So that means they're orange. - They're orange. So you just toss them with some garlic and chili and oil and salt and pepper and shit and then get this spaghetti in there, parsley. - Oh, that's delicious. - Sounds pretty good, eh? - Yep. But I don't think I have parsley, so I better go and get some later on. Damn it. - I've got so much, dude. - Yeah, and your garden. - I've got so much parsley, so much rocket and so much of this other lettuce stuff. I can't get rid of it enough. - Oh, I wish you could just transport it here somehow. - I reckon there's hundreds of dollars worth if I was to pull up at the carton fucking farmer's markets on a Saturday morning. - Sell some firebox a bunch, organic parsley. - Dude, that's sick. - Make some corn. - Fuckin' oath. - Should do that. - Falconed. - I need a licence. Falconed oath. I don't know if you do or don't. - Probably not. - Falconed oath. That's brilliant. - Yeah. - That's a great idea. I looked up how much you get for cans, handing in cans to like the recycling things, you know? - Oh, yeah. - You don't get very much. You need like 100 cans and you get like 10 bucks or something like that. - Yeah, okay. - Something like that. - That's, I mean, look. Some people are getting through the cases of beer. - Yeah. Well, I was thinking about this. - So if you do that in a bottle shop. - Yeah, fully. - I fuckin' just like, oh, they're just everywhere. People are even. - Yeah, people are drinking them, leaving them. Just fuckin' wash 'em out, put 'em in a bag. But you'd need to be able to, like, you'd have to fill a whole room just to be able to store $100 worth or whatever. I know. You need to like, the only way that's kind of profitable or like worthwhile is when you hoard them. Like, say you've got a house in the suburbs, you've got a backyard with a shed or something. - Yeah. - And you've got a spot for shit like that. So you can just like stack up cans and then once every six months, whatever. - Yeah. - Take it down and get 100 bucks. - Yeah, that'd be cool. (laughs) - Thinking specifically of someone like my brother or someone like I'm doing that. Just keep the cans. - I need to stack 'em up. - So what you're saying is I need a shed. - You need more room. - Okay. - Or you just gotta get it micro, cash injections. But it's not really worth doing all the trims. - No, no. - Exactly. - Well, yeah, maybe I'll just move into a different place that has a shed. - Mm, you could do that. It might be cheap. - It's saving the long run. - You'd have to move out, though. - Yeah, that's true. You'd have to move to like the countryside. - What do you reckon about living out there? Would you live in like cold stream or? There's a place called St. Andrews, which I think you'd like 'cause it's got the word Andrews in it. - I know, I've seen it on Google Maps. - St. Andrews is really cool. - Is it sort of semi-farm, semi suburbia? - It's not, I haven't seen any of the suburbia if there is suburbia. It's quite remote, rural, I'd say. - Oh, yeah. - Find the word rural hard to say. - Rural, rural, rural. - Do you find it hard to say? - Yeah, yeah, rural. (laughing) - Me bowels. I get me. (laughing) - What's that? - Oh, it's just run right through me bowels. (laughing) - Oh, that just run right through me bowels. Oh, I wouldn't be having that again in a hurry. Oh, God. He said that. - I don't know, I just made it up. - Really? - Yeah. - That's good. - I'm just writing that down. I've never written run right through me bowels down before. (laughing) - Yeah, I used to have to take Duke out to like suburban countryside, if that makes sense, to see like the specialist doctor. - Oh, okay, yeah. - Shout out to Duke. - He said to drive him, yeah. - Shout out to Duke. - Drive him like an hour out. So I kind of like got used to that sort of drawing all the way through the suburbs and hitting the re-rule. (laughing) - Yeah, re-rule. Sort of where they start to intertwine. - Yeah, you should get out of that stripe just if I make it cut down at any point. You know, on the stripe, bring your microphone over, you can't. - Oh yeah, I can bring that over. I'm just so, I was just leaning on my left. I don't know what that stripe is, by the way. (laughing) It's so annoying. (laughing) Didn't have the time more energy to fix it. - Yeah. - Am I out of it enough? - Yep, yeah, it's fun. I mean, you should be out of it more, but whatever. So, re-rule, yeah, you go re-rule. (laughing) - Is that better? - Yeah, but make yourself comfortable. Nah, it's just the same. Don't worry about it. - It's the same shit. I'm here now. - You're here. That's the main thing. - Yeah. - Yes, St. Andrews, I think you'd quite like. Can you imagine yourself living out in St. Andrews? - Yeah. (laughing) - Can you? - Yeah, fully. I mean, not really. - Would you like it? - 'Cause I don't know what it looks like. - Well, it's just, like, it's quite bushy, and there's roads that sort of band and wind around bushy embankments. And then every now and then there's a shop. There's a restaurant called a boy named Sue. Next door to... (laughing) Next door to a pub, like a kind of rough looking to the Aussie Outback pub. - Who we're talking about this? What's a boy named Sue reference to? Nice Shakespeare's one. - No, it's up with him, Sue. - Johnny Cash's on? - Yeah, that's right. Yeah, yeah. - Yeah. - It all either comes back to Shakespeare or Johnny Cash. - Basically, yeah. - That's one of the facts of life. - Yeah. - Yeah. - What do you think of Johnny Cash? - I was gonna say what do you reckon of Shakespeare? (laughing) - Johnny Cash, I think, is really cool. But that's probably just based off the fucking... - The movie. - Yeah, like I don't really know much about him. - Yeah, like you're not gonna put Ring of Fire on. - No, I don't, well, I don't know. I don't go and listen to it. But I'll tell you, I love that fucking cover he did of Nine Inch Nails. - Johnny Cash, I don't know. - I heard myself today to see if I'll still bleed. - Did Johnny Cash do at Nine Inch Nails? - Yeah. ♪ What have I become ♪ ♪ My empire of dirt ♪ (laughing) - It's really good, man. - You tell me you don't know that? - No, I mean, I probably did, but I've forgotten. But as it stands right now, I don't know that. - Shall I do? - Shall I show you? - Yeah, indulge me. - Would you like to see it? - Yeah. - All right, I'm gonna show you. 'Cause I think it's worth it. - Johnny Cash, I think it's the last song that he ever released. - And he died, did he? - Yeah, man, this is really good. 260 million views, dude. - Yeah. - That's what you're trying to say. - That's just amazing. - Look at that. - Okay, good job. - What a hit. - With comforts and boosters. - Shut the, okay, here we go. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) ♪ I hurt myself ♪
