Drifting on Arroyo

Episode 105 - Dual Intros and Delectable Donuts: YouTube Glitches, Birdhouse Dreams, and National Donut Day Delights

Rick, Lano, Miggy Season 3 Episode 105

Ever wondered how a simple YouTube glitch could lead to two intros for a single episode? This week on Drifting on Arroyo Podcast, we embark on a whirlwind of topics that promise both laughter and reflection. We start on a solemn note with the news of Jerry West's passing, briefly touch on the Boston basketball series, and lament a missed birthday shoutout. From there, we dive into the world of podcasting, sharing our setup secrets and the transformative power of YouTube on our viewing habits. Plus, we humorously dream of our YouTube fame and brainstorm ways to boost our viewership, including creating shorts from past episodes.

As the episode unfolds, prepare for a blend of humor and heartwarming moments. We recount the misadventures of Kobe, my bird-hunting dog, and contemplate building a birdhouse to keep our feathered friends safe. The fun continues with a delectable journey through National Donut Day, where we indulged in unique confections from six different donut shops. We even throw in a nod to a captivating documentary about Christie's Donuts and share a mouth-watering experience at In-N-Out Burger that had us raving about grilled onions and price differences across regions.

The laughs don't stop there! We discuss incorporating Mark the Shark into our street team, ensuring synchronized release schedules, and wax nostalgic about our favorite comedic movies. Classics like "Blazing Saddles" and "The Hangover" bring back fond memories and unforgettable quotes. Wrapping up the episode, we tackle the annoyance of TV censorship, the joy of uncut films, and send out heartfelt Father's Day wishes. With our signature sign-off to keep drifting, this episode promises a mix of humor, personal stories, and engaging discussions that you won’t want to miss!

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Mig:

Welcome back to the Drifted on Arroyo P podcast. This is Mig. This is Lano and RK-67. Seems like we've done this before.

Lano:

Hey, so is this show going to have two intros? Possibly, maybe, I don't know what it recorded.

Mig:

We're not leaving it out. We're not leaving the beginning out. No, I'm going to leave it in. I'm going to have two intros, possibly, maybe.

Lano:

I don't know what it recorded.

Rick:

We're not leaving it out. We're not leaving the beginning out. No, I'm going to leave it in. I'm going to leave it in, but I don't know what recorded. But I guess we got to speed through. We're not sure if we recorded, like if it was on pause, or recorded, but Jerry West has passed away today. Rest, rest in peace. Let's go on. Some boss Boston's leading the series Too old, they're playing right now. Too old, they're playing three.

Mig:

If anybody cares what's going on in the basketball world.

Rick:

And then the guys are just about to talk about my birthday. No, I'm not going to talk about it. Talk about my birthday. You blew that chance.

Mig:

That's a lost episode now. That's your blunder, that's your blunder, that's your. So I don't know if we'll find out.

Rick:

You can dig into that deleted tape and uh see if you find it, then you can bring it back up and then, um, I don't even think I introduced myself in the first intro, because you started talking, then you guys started jumping around there, you did.

Mig:

There, you did. Oh, I did. Yeah, you said rk67. Yeah, I wouldn't have said anything if I didn't hear you say your name first it happens.

Rick:

It happens long, long day at work today. Well, we're good, we gotta tell the answer.

Mig:

We're gonna do a quick show, and then we talked we talked about um wearing the drift, the drifting in a royal gear.

Rick:

Oh, yeah, oh yeah, I forgot his shirt, but that might have been.

Mig:

That might have been on the recording right before you hit pause yeah, it just like the clock wasn't ticking. I was like stuck at a minute 30 while taking the og mike's uh suggestions or advice got the gear on. Well, people, hopefully you're getting double content, so the hat is just a black hat. There's nothing on here. We're working on getting patches and putting them on these.

Rick:

I gotta look into the hat or the patches. So, um, what I know is because I watch a lot of YouTube, right, and what we're missing is we're supposed to say like and subscribe if you like our content.

Lano:

So now that we're live, you gotta like and subscribe if you guys like us For more content.

Mig:

Comment, like and subscribe. Well, there's some that don't Say that. Well, if anything, just like.

Lano:

You know cause I think.

Mig:

Everybody. This is, look, I watch a lot of YouTube too, okay, and then People that have this intro, whatever, and they like comment, like subscribe People that watch YouTube know what to do If they're going to do it.

Rick:

They're going to do it.

Mig:

If they're going to like it, they're going to subscribe. No, but you know, there's times when I'm watching something I watch all the time and I forget to click on the like. You know, and until they mention it like maybe like a few minutes into the video or in the middle of the video. They'll be like oh, remember to click that Like and subscribe button, I think I never clicked the like.

Rick:

I was like, oh damn, I forgot to click the like. I wonder what's more valuable.

Mig:

The like helps.

Rick:

Boost for algorithms.

Mig:

Gets it out there. Once our little political shots Come out there, we don't have no political shots. That's the whole point. Slow and steady, I think we're Keeping it neutral.

Rick:

We're gonna Get ghetto, fabulous Ghetto.

Mig:

Fabulous.

Rick:

That's it. Youtube famous, fool, youtube famous. That's the goal.

Mig:

The goal is to Walk up to people and tell them Don't you know who I am? I'm YouTube famous or tell that to the cop when he pulls you over. Yep, do you know who I am? Do you know who I am? You can't arrest me.

Rick:

Do you know who? I am Going back to YouTube. So, like when I started working with the city, like you know, me and this like my co-worker, um, an italian guy, we started like working together. So like we, you know, we did the orientation, blah, blah, and we're working, we're not working for the city civil service. So then, um, I'm, you know, making small talk and I was like, hey, like what do you watch on tv? Do you have like cable or something? He was, he told me he didn't have a tv and he's like he has an act, he's from italy, he has an accent in italian. He's like, oh, I don't have a tv. And I was like, really, you don't watch shows. And you're like, oh, I use my laptop. And I was like, well, what do you like watch? And he's like I just watch youtube a lot.

Rick:

And I, at the time, like this is like maybe five years ago, I was like youtube like I was, like I mean all right I thought it was crazy I don't jump on tv.

Mig:

I don't watch the tv, but today just watch it on the phone or like if you go back, I mean if you fast forward five years.

Rick:

Like youtube's the majority of the stuff I watch yeah, I mean, I have my shows.

Rick:

Youtube is the damn I have my shows but, like youtube is the cable. For me, youtube is the, the stuff I watch all the time and and I have my shows like my certain shows I watch all the time. And I have my shows like my certain shows I watch all the time. But like, when I turn on the TV, like I go to YouTube first catch up on like little stuff. It could be like the news, it could be just like you know what's on my feed or whatever and then I go to like my subscribers or whatever.

Lano:

Is that you guys do?

Rick:

the same.

Mig:

Like YouTube's like no, I do it in the mornings when I'm having my coffee After checking my emails, I would be more on Rumble if their setup was a little bit better. You know, checking like the Rumble. Yeah, what is that? It's like.

Lano:

YouTube.

Mig:

It's like YouTube but it's conservative, no. More conservative or no they're just more. They don't censor.

Rick:

No.

Mig:

They're more open. Oh, that's right, that's right, that's right. You can get away with saying more stuff there. They're not so hard on the language or the ad Rumble's a little bit better.

Rick:

You guys know about Vimeo, right?

Mig:

I don't know if Rumble pays YouTube.

Rick:

YouTube is shady man. You guys use Vimeo or watch Vimeo. What's that? It's like another video site, but it's like you know, youtube has everything. This is more like select People put their projects, their own video recordings, their own stuff. People in the industry make their short movies. They put it on there music videos, it's not all like everything on YouTube, but you know I remember I was telling you guys about apple.

Rick:

they had those, those like goggles, those yeah so uh, they connected with video so there's a a company canon came out with a new camera and and black magic came out with a new camera with two lenses. Because, um, those goggles, they they kind of record 3d. So they have videos that you can watch, like in 3d or any 3D movie that's out. You can watch it with those goggles. So now they created a camera to do that, because you can use it on your phone, you can record 3D videos, but now Vimeo is going to show those 3D videos now. So if we ever want to jump on that be first on Vimeo 3D videos we gotta upgrade our cameras, alright.

Mig:

Now you're gonna change cameras With 3D cameras.

Rick:

Yeah, but that'll be down the road or whatever.

Mig:

I don't think anybody wants to see us In 3D either?

Rick:

Yeah, doesn't the other room Just get tighter.

Mig:

Like in 3D yeah.

Rick:

See how big we really are, or what.

Mig:

Hey, I'm not, I'm not. I think people barely Want to see us now I, I just hey, I'm not.

Rick:

I think people barely want to see us now. I haven't even checked on the ratings. You guys check the numbers.

Mig:

No, I don't even know how you check it. How do you check it? It shows it on the bottom, doesn't it? Oh, on the you just click on the no but when you check the downloads and all that, or you're talking about YouTube.

Rick:

Yeah, youtube, oh yeah, we. We've been getting really small ratings, oh Well, views.

Mig:

Someone's talked about it. No, oh, that's Miggy.

Rick:

That's Miggy, the first one. We, our big hundred. We had like 29 views, but that's it. That's all you get. But, um, I don't know, we just gotta push it. You guys push it at work. You're on podcast or YouTube. You, ricky, push it. How Well? Tell people like, oh, I have a YouTube channel where I'm on a podcast. I mean no, I don't either. I guess we should.

Mig:

Well, at work. I mean, I've told some of the dudes at the parts houses that I buy parts from, yeah, but they're kids. It's in one ear, out the other, yeah, and this is something I think it's in one ear, out the other, and that's, and this is something I think it's more than someone, whoever you know when they come across it I think it's gonna be hard because, you know what you think about your, what you like and the youtube channels that you gravitate to.

Rick:

I mean you'll be like okay, I like this I think it's gonna be the shorts, like something's gonna grow vile, like a little clip that we put out and I got to give you the password so you can start working on that. Can you do shorts from old episodes? I think so, right, miggy.

Mig:

Miggy was looking into that, just like put the show logo up.

Rick:

Oh no, we don't have no video coverage. Oh, I mean from episode 100. No, with the audio.

Mig:

Oh, oh, yeah but. I mean people. If they go on YouTube, they don't want to just see a logo and hear audio, they want to. Yeah, yeah, they want to see a video, see content, yeah.

Rick:

So I think I tell my wife Whenever you listen to us and think someone's funny, like write down the time so we can make it short of it. Yeah, a little clip, you know.

Mig:

Or someone falls out of their chair, or something you know Well check it out. Well, I've decided that you called Kobe Shelby, right? Oh no, Prince Kobe's the winner, prince Willie Uh-huh. Well, I ain't going to feed that dude no more, because just yesterday or this morning I think it was this morning. This dude was chewing on a damn little bird wing. What, yeah, it was like the wing of a little bird I'm like a little hunter dude.

Lano:

Yeah, you're just eating them.

Mig:

Like what the how do you eating now? And I look and like he walks away and I see it's the wing of a little bird. I'm like this dude man and then I, I, I walk over to the tiara because the teal you need to turn around Every time I'm in the kitchen.

Rick:

You in the kitchen. What's a wiener dog? What's the bread for? Is it to catch little like rodents, cause that's where they're like Low to the ground, low to the ground Like small, small animals that looks fast.

Mig:

That looks fast, man, yeah, hey, but and then?

Rick:

The Toyota's parked Was. Brad sent Chase to flush out badgers and other rural dwelling animals.

Mig:

He should get rid of your gophers then I know I don't know.

Rick:

He's not doing his job. Does he stay outside all the time?

Mig:

Yeah.

Rick:

Yeah, yeah. So flush out badgers and other birds. Yeah, he's for gophers, a burrow-dwelling animal. They're German too, man, he's got Nazi blood in them. Such as rabbits.

Mig:

He seems like he's got some German in him.

Lano:

So he stayed outside the whole day.

Mig:

The chioro is parked I guess underneath where the nest was, because then he was trying to. He got one and then I saw that a little bird fell in the back of the bed and he was just there and I kept seeing birds fly on the bed and then I saw it was like a brand new bird, like a little baby bird.

Mig:

He doesn't know how to fly, so he's like in the back of the bed, and at least he was in the back of the bed, or else Kobe would have ate that dude too. So then I'm like, oh man, like, because he was getting kind of like freaked out. You know, I'm hoping that the other birds I come give them food, because they look like they kept flying down and try to get help them out.

Mig:

I got a little little little plastic lid, put water in it. I mean, I don't know if they drink water right now at that age, but I've got a little water. I put it over there. I put some some like a plywood to give it some shade. That way it's not beating in the sun, because I don't want to put it up, because when then where am I going to put it? Yeah, and then, um, that's what I was thinking like, maybe I should build something so like when there's little birds or something, I can put them in there and they can when they're ready to fly you know they'll fly or something like a, like a bird house or something. But, um, yeah, so I got a little baby bird in the back of the toyota right now.

Mig:

I've been, you know, checking up on him cooking right now no man, he's like covered because they have the ramps back there too. So there's a little bit of shit and he's under there, but then I put another piece of plywood over it so he's not getting all that sun Right. So I've been going out and checking on him, but yeah, that little bastard is like. I was wondering why he's getting like nicey lump, because he's eating everything in the damn yard, man. I wish he would get a damn gopher.

Rick:

Straight. From Wikipedia it says appearance longbodied, muscular, with short, stubby legs. Its front paws are just proportionately large, being paddle shape and particularly suitable for digging. Its skin is loose enough not to tear while tunneling in tight burrows to chase prey. It's not as long, so he's designed like a gopher well he's.

Mig:

I'm thinking he's like part chihuahua, because his ears are like cone, not cone Pointy shape. Oh, that's right, they don't droop down.

Rick:

They don't droop down.

Mig:

So his ears are pointy. So he's probably mixed with the chihuahua, or something. Maybe a miniature pincher, I don't know. But you know what, I might get some of those dogs and just leave them out there.

Rick:

I thought that's what their name was, but it's a dash hound right. Dash hound, dash hound.

Mig:

Yeah, they're pretty cool, man. I mean, after having Kobe like man, those little bastards are fun. But you know what? They got really small legs. I don't know if they would be able to jump like Kobe. I don't know if they got hops like Kobe. I think Kobe's. He's definitely mixed. Yeah, kobe's got. I think he's a good mix because he's got hops. He climbs like a goat, son of a motherless goat.

Lano:

Hey, where did that come out of.

Mig:

I can't forget it.

Rick:

Yes, I keep forgetting.

Mig:

I keep forgetting to bring it up. I was, like you, son of a motherless.

Rick:

Yeah.

Mig:

When they're doing their whole bit, the dudes get insulted and they're like Son of a motherless goat.

Rick:

Oh, it's in Spanish or no?

Lano:

no, it's in English. Yeah.

Mig:

Then they go back and they tell the wapo, they tell him and he told me I was a son of a motherless goat.

Lano:

Yeah, have you put him on?

Rick:

a hole this guy's like Like going after a wolf.

Mig:

Well, kobe, don't do that.

Rick:

Look at.

Mig:

Gopher hunt? Nah, he's not gonna catch him, man, he's not gonna catch him. Man, he's not gonna catch him, he's gonna like stay. I see the cats, like over there at Vanessa's, like in the apartment complex. They have a big grassy area and they have gophers there too. And then you see the cats that are creeping near the gopher holes, like just you know, making their move, catching them. That's what I wish stupid manis cats would do too. So you see all these animals performing their duties and doing what they're supposed to do everywhere else Except in your house.

Lano:

Yeah, is that what you're trying to tell?

Mig:

me. Yeah, they're all pieces of crap. Maybe, there's something about your house, I don't know. So, I'm not feeling it, no more.

Lano:

Quick show.

Rick:

Quick show. Should we go through a phone call or are you?

Mig:

Well, I wanna Well, real quick, real quick. It was your birthday, alright, right? So happy birthday, let's get that out of the way. Happy, belated birthday.

Lano:

It was.

Mig:

June 7, but June 7 it it was National Donut Day.

Lano:

Oh yeah.

Mig:

And I picked up my nephew, Johnny 5, my godson and then Louie's kids, Christian and William, and we went on our. We hadn't done it in a couple years. We went on, our little.

Lano:

National.

Mig:

Donut Day, national Donut Journey, and we hit about six different donut shops six, yeah, six donut shops. So we started over there on their side town in west covina yeah, had a bomb damn tiger tail delicious right there, that donut hole, no, it was. Uh, we went to the donut hole too, but, too, but, rainbow Donuts I think it was called Rainbow Donuts. Man, that Tiger Tail was on point. Johnny had an Oreo white frosted Oreo Tiger Tail. That thing was good too, man, you know, I don't know why I didn't tell you, but on Instagram there's this one donut shop that opened up in San Gabriel Valley, I think it's on Las Tunas and I think it's called Ferry's or Ferry's or something like that. I have it saved on my phone, but I can't believe I didn't tell you to go check it out.

Mig:

They do a lot of those crazy exotic donuts like gourmet that would have been a good one to stop at, because we stopped at my favorite one. We stopped at Donut Hole. We stopped at Donut House.

Rick:

The Tiger Tails over there.

Mig:

Glendora. We were almost gonna no but I would donut, donut man yeah but no, because every donut, every national donut day, it's packed, so we're like now on the way home there's a little donut shop that has a drive-thru and I'll stop every once in a while and since I was doing it there, I'm like I'm gonna stop and get one I haven't been here in a while, so so I pull up, want my apple fritter?

Mig:

Oh, I don't have an apple fritter. How about a jelly? Oh, I don't have a jelly. Dude, I'm like all right. How about a bear claw?

Lano:

He's like it's nothing against you man, but I don't have any bear claws, Forget it. I'm like I'm looking in there.

Rick:

Was it just going to the?

Mig:

donut hole, or what is it. Where did you go? No, it's on Valley, it's on the way, it's on my way home, it's right there, like.

Lano:

You went to a drive-thru, or what Almost Rosemead?

Mig:

Yeah. So I ended up I actually saw they actually had one Crumb cinnamon. Yeah, left, I'm like, all right, give me that crumb cinnamon then at least that it's the best one, so you deny me everything else.

Rick:

Yeah, and I brought up before you guys ever see that donut documentary or about those christie's, christie's donuts.

Mig:

You know, manuel saw that one.

Rick:

He told me to check it out and I never did the christie's donuts, yeah yeah, I saw them. Well, I don't know if it's christie, but it's called the. Donut man or something, like some Vietnamese guy or something. Yeah, yeah.

Mig:

Yeah, they started Christie's. Oh yeah, so you saw that Became like a millionaire or I don't know what. Yeah. And then he was giving out loans or up again or something like that was it through gambling, or was it that someone in his family kind of messed him up or screwed him over?

Rick:

I think it was gambling, oh man you saw it, ricky. I saw it. No, I thought it was interesting. I didn't see it. Now you're telling me the boys, they live on their own. Now, the nephews, because you said covina no my cousin luis lives in covina West.

Lano:

Covina.

Mig:

So we picked him up, I picked up Johnny, and then I went to go pick him up and then we drove and then, real quick, we had In-N-Out for lunch. Let me tell you and I was watching a video that In-N-Out's raising its prices because of the whole minimum wage.

Rick:

A big chicken, no.

Mig:

And it was still alhambra getting out. The number one is still nine. It was, I don't know, maybe it went up, but on friday it was like nine, nine something, let me tell you am.

Rick:

PM. The time 9 11 AM. No.

Mig:

No, you said 9 Noon.

Rick:

Okay, no, no, no, the price.

Mig:

Oh gotcha 9 something.

Lano:

Uh huh.

Mig:

And let me tell you this damn In-N-Out. I gotta give In-N-Out Props, man, because this damn In-N-Out burger, I mean Sometimes you just get that perfect damn In-N-Out burger and this was it with grilled onions. This damn burger was so damn delicious. It's like I gotta give props to In-N-Out because I mean still, they were talking about prices, like up there in the Bay Area. It's like at $12, I think $13.

Lano:

That's what I hear.

Rick:

Oh, they're not all the same price?

Mig:

No, yeah, and then San Jose is like $11. But I got it for $9 on Friday.

Rick:

Because the girl said that the number one combo the owner. She was fighting it for a long time but they raised it 75 cents yeah.

Lano:

Well.

Rick:

I don't know man To like 10 something.

Mig:

This burger was like. Oh, the taste of it. The little toasty edge around the bun, the perfect grilled onions. The spread, oh man, the whole thing was just delicious. I can't remember how long it's been since In-N-Out Burger has made me feel the way I felt on Friday, but that thing was delicious.

Rick:

Well that's what I was asking at the time, because my brother-in-law's girlfriend. They were coming back from Vegas one time and I guess it now opens at 10 or 10.30?, 10.30 I think, Something like that. So they said they're in Barstow and they're like let's just get In-N-Out, like at 10.30a, and they said it was the best in-out they've ever had, Like with the, I guess the grills being clean, like the flat tops like just fresh, being the first ones off the grill.

Mig:

Yeah, I mean, I don't know if they're first, but you know, like the first, whatever it was about, probably like noon and it was like really good.

Rick:

So then last week me and my wife were like trying to look for a breakfast spot. It was Memorial Day, everything was closed, and then we just saw In-N-Out. We saw cars and it was like it must have been. I think it was like 1035 or whatever. There was like a line, so I don't know if they open at 10 or 1030. And I was like hey, remember what Sally said, like let's go to In-N-Out. And she's like let's try it. And it was get one right at 1030 and then get one at night.

Mig:

You know what? I've been wanting to try Because I like it with grilled onions, but I've been wanting ever since I've seen that Flying Dutchman style it has whole grilled onions, like it has the buns I've been wanting to ask for whole grilled onions instead of just like all chopped up. I feel like when they're chopped up you don't really taste it. That's why I've always ordered my burger With raw onions.

Lano:

And grilled.

Mig:

But I think now I'm just going to order them just with grilled onions.

Lano:

Grilled whole onions yeah. See if that tastes better.

Mig:

I mean that secret menu. I think you should. If anyone should get a damn pay raise is those damn people, because but they already make good money, I mean, so it shouldn't affect them that much, right?

Lano:

yeah, because they're already getting, but maybe I was cutting profits or something, but still.

Mig:

I have yet to see a disgruntled them in and out worker or one giving me attitude or anything that's true, or they're always happy, they're always happy the person wiping down tables or oh, can I get?

Lano:

can I get you a refill?

Mig:

or can I get you, your, can I get that tray is like everyone's just happy. Everyone's you know, you, everyone's you know.

Rick:

You know what my favorite thing is? Treat them real good. They got seven up. I mean, no one has seven up. I always get the seven up when I'm there.

Mig:

Yeah.

Rick:

Some people get the lemonade. They have Dr Pepper too. Yeah, oh, so you know another article, dr Pepper. I don't know if it's true, I didn't verify it, but I saw it on Instagram. The Dr Pepper Passed Pepsi as the number two Selling soda.

Lano:

I believe it Like.

Rick:

Pepsi. Pepsi had the Like 11 year streak or whatever. Coca-cola was always number one, yeah, and the Dr Pepper passed it. I thought, that was kind of big Because Pepsi was always.

Mig:

Oh yeah.

Rick:

Dr Pepper is just and I know you guys, like I tell my wife, like you guys always had Dr Pepper, so every once in a while, like I crave a Dr Pepper, cause, like it just Brings me back to Like hanging out hey, the best Dr.

Mig:

Pepper, is that one I had At a diner over there In Burbank.

Rick:

It was on the other side the fountain. They had the Rachel Perfect.

Mig:

And they even give you the little squirt of the syrup in it. Yeah, the old style you drop a cherry. I think it was across the street from that Bob's Big Boy. Okay, man.

Lano:

Where.

Mig:

Perfect Carbonation. The Bob's Big Boy.

Rick:

I don't know if the Bob's Big Boy is still there In Burbank, it's on Ventura Boulevard yeah, so is it the Pie House or something like that, or something Like down or something like that, or something?

Mig:

like down the street it's a diner. Yeah, it might be the diner yeah, it might be pie out or something with a p I mean who knows if it's still there, man knowing them.

Rick:

No, it's still there because we we take the girls trick-or-treating out there.

Mig:

Yeah, we're still there yeah, try that dr paper all right, um quick show.

Rick:

this is good, we got phone calls, let's get through them. Let's do it, let's finish it up.

Lano:

First one. So you're telling me that mom and dad are two of the five listeners, probably two relatives in Texas and me. We make up the five. That's us, bro. I'm out the five.

Mig:

That's us, bro, I'm out Big five, big five. That's why you guys are so special to us. Actually it's only four listeners because Mark said he's part of the team. He's like the street.

Rick:

He's a street reporter, the street team. Yeah, he's the street team. Yeah, because he comes and does a report every week Mark the Sharks. He reports in you know he's part of the whole team here. Oh, we should make that official the street team?

Mig:

Yeah, because he reports what's going on. We got to make a Mark the Shark tee.

Lano:

Yeah, we have to Get on that producer, we'll make one.

Mig:

Yeah, part of the street team Yep.

Rick:

All right, the next one.

Mig:

Oh, and the nephews.

Lano:

When it comes to regarding the podcast and when you guys want to release them, my vote would be to release them both together at the same time, the video and the audio. See, I don't watch the YouTube one, because I watch, because I listen to you guys early morning on Thursday, yeah. So if you guys release them both, I'd much rather watch them. So my vote is to hold back a week and then get on the schedule, release them both at the same time.

Rick:

There it is. Well, let's see the schedule, because I think I'll be able to release the videos out on Fridays, which will be the day after. I mean, I could always release the audio on Fridays also too, but you think Fridays.

Mig:

Wait one more day. Release the audio and the thing on Friday.

Lano:

Yeah.

Mig:

If you leave that day to delay it, so we could put it all together. Yeah, you could just do that.

Rick:

So yeah, you can just do that. So we'll try this week Friday. Then yeah, release it on Friday. Friday midnight Well yeah, I guess between Friday and Thursday.

Mig:

So that might change you might not have it Thursday. Today's show this short show you're going to release it Friday or next week?

Lano:

Yeah, this Friday, this Friday, this Friday, all right.

Mig:

Because he has.

Rick:

I have a new schedule, so I think I'm better Releasing on Fridays.

Mig:

I'm just saying that way I can post it On the Instagram, yeah yeah, yeah, friday People are waiting Thursday for it to come out, so they wait Till one more day.

Rick:

Yeah.

Mig:

Friday Okay.

Rick:

New schedule and then, if you want to be A paid subscriber, you can get a Thursday the audio. Luke can do that. You could get a thursday the audio.

Mig:

Hey, well, if you start getting on point, then you can just start putting it back on thursday yeah, well, okay just just do it right now so that we get the hang of it.

Rick:

Well, you guys remember that the very early, like we would record a week ahead yeah but then we like scheduling, like we started recording like a day, like three days before, two days before, and we record a week in the head. I think I could like Release them both, but but sometimes we do need breaks.

Mig:

All we gotta do is just Do two. Right, two in a night. We gotta do two in a week. And then we, we can, we can get on it, get back on that score.

Rick:

Yeah, but I I do like being current In the current events out there too. Oh yeah, but just we're gonna do our best, but sometimes, um, like we have to miss a week. We have to miss a week like cuz I know we've been busy sometimes.

Lano:

Yeah.

Rick:

But now we're doing double product a video and a lot you. There it is.

Lano:

Hi, this is your number one listener. Funny is movie is Blazing saddles. Yes, take her guys is Blazing Saddles. Yes, Take care guys.

Rick:

You said that, no, Lonnie.

Mig:

Yeah, that was one of mine. That one always cracks me up.

Lano:

Where are all the white women at, no matter how many?

Rick:

times I've seen it there's always one line that will bust me up.

Mig:

Classics, classics. What's funny is when they're all sitting around the campfire, they're all eating beans, yeah, and they all start farting. Oh man Stupid humor dude, but that is so funny yeah.

Lano:

This is the original OG Mike. My funniest movies were Trains, planes and Automobiles and the Hangover. Yeah, the Hangover. Hopefully you guys watched them. Oh yeah, all right, que viva Caticas.

Mig:

Yeah, dennis, la Denise El Jovenazo.

Rick:

So those are all the calls. I think we mentioned.

Mig:

This dummy, megan Roger, always like those ain't pillows, those ain't pillows? Nah, but the funnier scene than that dude Is, um when Steve Martin. Falls asleep on the drain no no no, when he's going to get the rental car by himself and there's no car there and he has to, he misses the shuttle back to the, to the rental place, yeah, and then he has to like cross all this traffic and everything and he gets all messed up and he shows up and the chick's all happy talking to her like her sister-in-law.

Mig:

Whatever about recipes, I mean, I can't repeat it here because it's a lot of f-bombs that get dropped on it, but yeah, I love, I love that scene, dude, steve Martin man.

Lano:

You know what?

Mig:

He's like. First, what you could do is wipe that effing smile off your effing face and get me an effing car right now. You know what makes it so classic and funny is his face man, his whole facial expressions when he's going on that rant or just in anything A physical comedian right is his face man.

Rick:

Yeah, his whole facial expressions when he's going on that rant. I think he's like a physical comedian right or something like that yeah.

Mig:

I mean, we mentioned it earlier Three Amigos. Yeah, the damn.

Rick:

I forgot about that movie. I think I'm going to show my wife Three Amigos. Yeah, Three Amigos is good. And then when Hangover came on, came Like I want to say that was like One of the funniest movies I had seen in a long time.

Lano:

Yeah, when.

Rick:

Hank, when it first came out, it was like yeah. Like it hadn't been done, like it was like Something where it was like there was a lot of stuff on there that was like Like new gags.

Lano:

Yeah, new jokes yeah.

Mig:

You know, it's like you look back at it now and I mean Dude, you don't even think about it, but that movie's already what like about 15 years old, I would say 20 years old.

Rick:

Yeah, 20 years old now.

Mig:

When was it made? Let me look right now Like early 2000s right.

Lano:

Yeah.

Mig:

It's like we don't even think about stuff like that. It's like how old these movies actually are, 2009. Oh, there you go About what 15.

Rick:

Yeah, 15 2015 About what 15 yeah? 15 years old, 15 years, the first one that was an instant classic.

Mig:

Yeah, instant classic.

Rick:

Yeah, wow, yeah, I haven't, and and I haven't seen it in a while, so I think it'll be Like it'll still be kind of like Funny again to me. Oh yeah, like even though, like Like it's, I took a break from watching it.

Mig:

Yeah, but don't, don't do what I do, man, because I'm always like channel surfing and just watching the basic cable and when it comes on on TBS and everything then they censor it, they cut it. Yeah, it just ruins it, it kills it. It's like Wildcats man. I was watching Wildcats on those channels, but then they finally showed it on. I saw it on Starz.

Rick:

I completed and uncut. I was like, yes, yeah, well, I got to watch that. I'm like, here we go, I got to find it. So this week we're all busy working a short show. I'm going to try to get the editing out and then for.

Mig:

Friday.

Rick:

We'll see. We'll see, All right yo.

Mig:

We'll get it out. So I'd like to wish a happy Father's Day, because Father's Day is coming up, so we're not doing it belated, is that this? Weekend. Don't act, dumb dude. You know it's this weekend. Just for that I'm not going to wish you a happy Father's Day, but to all the fathers out there, happy Father's Day.

Rick:

Feliz dia de los padres. I mean the girls must be pretty fun. And Surprise, I didn't know Nothing about it.

Mig:

Keep on drifting yo.

Lano:

Peace.

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