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Unknown Speaker (3:07): Hello. Hello.

Unknown Host (3:11): Mike O'Mara Radio Entertainment. Hello. You can listen to the Mike O'Mara show at mikeo'marashow.com. Wow. What Hold on.

Unknown Speaker (3:20): Have we here?

Unknown Speaker (3:20): It's a podcast.

Unknown Speaker (3:21): Hold on. First. And what excitement we have today.

Unknown Host (3:24): It's the Mike O'Mara show with Mike O'Mara and Rob Spiwack. Now here's Mike.

Mike O'Mara (3:32): I have you on speaker right now. What time do we normally tape the show on Tuesday? Do you know?

Unknown Speaker (3:38): I don't. I thought it was, like, 04:15.

Mike O'Mara (3:40): No. It's 3PM, and I knocked over the camera too. So I'm all messed up here.

Unknown Speaker (3:47): Hi, Carla.

Unknown Speaker (3:48): Everybody's saying hi to you. Right?

Unknown Speaker (3:51): I thought you were just saying hello to the bit. I

Unknown Speaker (3:53): said No. No. It's not the bit. Wait. Carla, hold on.

Mike O'Mara (3:56): Got Stop the music. Got people in mind.

Unknown Speaker (3:58): Yes. Just everybody relax.

Mike O'Mara (4:00): We are literally running the opening, and the phone rings.

Unknown Speaker (4:04): It's magical timing, is it not? What? Shut up. What? There's there's love here.

Unknown Speaker (4:12): What do

Unknown Speaker (4:13): you want? Shut up.

Mike O'Mara (4:15): What do you want? What do you want?

Unknown Speaker (4:20): I want you to give Rob a hard time.

Mike O'Mara (4:23): Why do you want me to give Rob a hard time? No one needs to tell you

Unknown Speaker (4:26): to do that.

Unknown Speaker (4:27): Well, I need to I

Mike O'Mara (4:28): need to get you to can she call you

Unknown Speaker (4:32): a Absolutely.

Unknown Speaker (4:33): Well, we've been having trouble having the phone work where if you plug the phone in, she can hear you, but not us.

Unknown Speaker (4:38): Right. Alright.

Unknown Speaker (4:39): I mean, we can hear her.

Unknown Speaker (4:40): Alright. Can you ask

Unknown Speaker (4:41): her why I deserve a hard

Unknown Speaker (4:42): time?

Unknown Speaker (4:42): Well, hold

Unknown Speaker (4:43): on a minute, please. For the love of Christ.

Rob Spiwack (4:46): Thought I was having a decent week.

Unknown Speaker (4:47): Alright. Can you

Unknown Speaker (4:48): hear me?

Unknown Speaker (4:48): Do wanna go out and eat tonight?

Unknown Speaker (4:51): Yes. Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (4:52): I don't wanna mess up the house since we're leaving. Even though we've been spending too much money on crap,

Unknown Speaker (4:58): food. I agree.

Mike O'Mara (4:59): Okay. You're on now. And Rob can't you can't hear Rob, but I will relay his comments to you. He said, what are you giving me? What was your thing you wanted to say to her?

Rob Spiwack (5:10): She said that I deserved to be given crap.

Mike O'Mara (5:12): I wanted know why. Okay. He wants to know why.

Unknown Speaker (5:15): We tell him, just take a guess. What has he done? There has been really nasty lately.

Mike O'Mara (5:20): He can hear you. I'm waiting for him to respond.

Rob Spiwack (5:24): Really nasty? I don't know. I honestly don't know.

Unknown Speaker (5:29): I I remember. I remember. It's so

Unknown Speaker (5:35): passive aggressive. It's so Rob. What happened?

Unknown Speaker (5:38): If he likes me.

Unknown Speaker (5:40): Real Rob. Happened?

Unknown Speaker (5:41): It's something online then.

Unknown Speaker (5:43): I like that. What happened?

Unknown Speaker (5:45): What happened?

Unknown Speaker (5:46): Yep. Well, Josh had it. It's something online.

Unknown Speaker (5:48): It's what I asked.

Unknown Speaker (5:49): Something you did online.

Mike O'Mara (5:50): Well, now why do you say, well, yeah, like you know now?

Unknown Speaker (5:52): No. I say that. Know? Let's get in there.

Unknown Speaker (5:55): Well, yeah. Of course.

Rob Spiwack (5:56): It is. Well, I mean, it's I'm thinking about the communications that Carla and I have lately. He's thinking about the communications. And there's only a text.

Unknown Speaker (6:03): So the only there's only a text.

Unknown Speaker (6:05): So the only thing could be

Unknown Speaker (6:05): is get to it. We're we're we're short on time. We have a lot of ground to cover today.

Unknown Speaker (6:10): I'm trying to fix ask Rob if he likes me and if he likes hearing from me via email.

Mike O'Mara (6:16): Do you like hearing from Carla via email, Rob?

Unknown Speaker (6:19): Yeah. I do.

Mike O'Mara (6:19): He he said, yes. He does.

Unknown Speaker (6:22): Then why did he unsubscribe from me?

Mike O'Mara (6:24): What did he unsubscribe from you?

Carla (6:27): DermGlow, the DermGlow insider list.

Unknown Speaker (6:30): Oh, because I went through it, and I was cleaning off a lot of email subscriptions. And, also, know this, Carla. Oh

Unknown Speaker (6:39): my god.

Rob Spiwack (6:40): You Carla. Dick. True or false? The past few Christmases I have bought from you, I don't need to be reminded what great products you have. I know.

Rob Spiwack (6:50): I know.

Mike O'Mara (6:52): He said he doesn't need to be reminded what this is great because when I translate, I can translate in my tone. He said he doesn't need to be reminded all the time what great products you have.

Unknown Speaker (7:04): You're killing

Unknown Speaker (7:05): me. Because it's really a

Unknown Speaker (7:06): pain in the ass. No. Because I've purchased in the past. Have I not?

Unknown Speaker (7:09): I I take it. Yeah. I take it that it is.

Unknown Speaker (7:11): Pass that along, Mike.

Unknown Speaker (7:12): When I'm

Unknown Speaker (7:12): we're not supposed to pass along what?

Unknown Speaker (7:14): Well, without any sorry.

Rob Spiwack (7:16): Without any tone, you should tell Carla that I have purchased stuff from her for Carrie in the past. I don't need to know.

Mike O'Mara (7:23): He says he says he's purchased stuff before.

Unknown Speaker (7:26): The tone. No. You're killing me.

Unknown Speaker (7:29): Probably. Did you go to the website to unsubscribe,

Unknown Speaker (7:31): or did you yeah. How much

Unknown Speaker (7:33): how much much more was it?

Unknown Speaker (7:34): Subscribe, Rob. How did you unsubscribe?

Rob Spiwack (7:36): From my email. There's a button that says if you'd like to unsubscribe. Yeah. It's like, yeah. I you know what?

Rob Spiwack (7:41): With Carla, that doesn't matter. With great hesitation.

Unknown Speaker (7:45): I'm just trying to make a living lie.

Rob Spiwack (7:46): That's a lie. You you were sitting there. No. Stack of bibles. I was going through, and I was I was getting rid of all these subscript because I get seventy, ninety, 100 emails if I ignore my computer Patreon.

Unknown Speaker (7:58): How many from the, wife of your trusted partner of thirty five plus years?

Rob Spiwack (8:04): Mike, I can't tell you because it was sort of a bulk process. Alright?

Josh (8:07): I will say that the spam emails have gotten out of control.

Unknown Speaker (8:11): Josh says this spam

Unknown Speaker (8:12): 100 a day.

Mike O'Mara (8:13): Josh says spam emails have gotten out of control.

Josh (8:16): In general with every business.

Unknown Speaker (8:18): They're not mine aren't spam, though.

Mike O'Mara (8:20): Yes. That occurs. How does this thing work? This thing doesn't work. Alright.

Unknown Speaker (8:24): Go ahead. So so what what? I'm sorry. Go ahead. I'm getting

Carla (8:27): My mine aren't spam, and he knew exactly that it was from me.

Unknown Speaker (8:31): He knew exactly Josh, Carla, you heard Carla. She said

Unknown Speaker (8:34): Yes.

Unknown Speaker (8:35): He she he

Josh (8:35): knew exactly to her emails as spam.

Unknown Speaker (8:38): Oh, you weren't referring to them. Josh was not referring to you.

Unknown Speaker (8:41): Business is that there are about a 100 emails I have

Unknown Speaker (8:44): Ask him if he wants be on the list.

Mike O'Mara (8:45): Do you wanna be on the list, Josh?

Josh (8:47): Oh, I'm on the list as a fake name.

Mike O'Mara (8:49): He's on the list with a fake name.

Unknown Speaker (8:52): Oh, okay. Thanks.

Josh (8:53): That that way you'll never know if I go away.

Rob Spiwack (8:57): Wow. And she accepts that? Because that's a lie.

Mike O'Mara (9:03): Said it Rob said that's that Josh was lying.

Unknown Speaker (9:05): Of course, he is. Said and then

Mike O'Mara (9:08): then Rob said, of course, he is. I need to get a phone system where everybody hears everybody. Is that possible?

Unknown Speaker (9:13): Well, yeah, what are we

Unknown Speaker (9:14): in the nineteenth eighth century.

Mike O'Mara (9:16): So is there anything you wanna say before we, unfortunately, have to let you go?

Unknown Speaker (9:21): No. That's all.

Unknown Speaker (9:22): Okay.

Unknown Speaker (9:22): Have a good show. Alright. Goodbye.

Unknown Speaker (9:23): Thank Bye. Love you.

Unknown Speaker (9:25): Bye.

Unknown Speaker (9:25): Bye bye. See you later. You're such a dick, Rob.

Rob Spiwack (9:30): Yeah. So what what what you want me to do about it? Being a dick. I am as god made me.

Mike O'Mara (9:35): Sweet. Nobody everybody loves your old buddy, Rob. And then when there's any opportunity, he'll just Because I thinned out my wrote.

Unknown Speaker (9:42): I cut send out my email. What is the purpose of the email?

Mike O'Mara (9:45): What if I thin out my employee list?

Unknown Speaker (9:48): Wow. I'd hate

Unknown Speaker (9:51): know it was that easy.

Rob Spiwack (9:52): But you know what? I would probably know that happened before Carla knew that I unsubscribed.

Mike O'Mara (9:57): Those I think why? Did you do it a while ago?

Rob Spiwack (9:59): Did you do it a ago? What? I did all my unsubscribing, I think, over the weekend is when I did it. Because I do. I opened on my computer.

Unknown Speaker (10:06): I had, like, a 150 emails, and I just said, this is too much, and I wanted to thin it out. She was not targeted. I do the happened.

Josh (10:15): No. I do the same thing where I'll I'll choose a bunch and just hit delete and block. He's so I like the

Mike O'Mara (10:20): way he defends you. I like it. No. It's I'm over here. I'm over here just waiting to roll which I'm deciding which tire of the bus I wanna roll over your leg first, and he's there.

Unknown Speaker (10:29): Josh is here defending you. This is a great dynamic. I like this.

Josh (10:32): I I had an issue at the mall the other day because the Oh, yeah. I told

Mike O'Mara (10:37): I thought they had you not hanging around there anymore after you got the warning from security.

Rob Spiwack (10:41): Exactly. No. I just Well, you couldn't go to KB stores KB Toys. I know that. So

Josh (10:48): no. I had an employee get mad at me because I they say, well, you gotta be, you know, part of their super club or whatever with a phone number. Yeah. And I give them the phone number, and they're not it's not in the system. And I told them I don't wanna sign up.

Josh (11:02): And he goes, no, you have to. I say, no, I don't want your emails. So then he goes, well, there are no emails.

Unknown Speaker (11:09): I said,

Josh (11:09): And I give him my number, give him my name. Then he asks for the email address. And I say, I'm not giving it to you. And then he gets mad at me because I guess all these companies are now based on a bonus structure to get you to sign up for their spam.

Rob Spiwack (11:22): What company were you dealing with? What store?

Josh (11:24): I believe that one. What's

Unknown Speaker (11:28): the secret. No. No. No.

Unknown Speaker (11:31): Fredericks of Hollywood. I think

Josh (11:33): I think this was Hot Topic.

Rob Spiwack (11:35): Oh, that's a good story. That's made by most of your clothes. Right?

Mike O'Mara (11:38): Is that the is that the store that has dildos in the back?

Unknown Speaker (11:41): No. That would be Spencer's.

Unknown Speaker (11:43): Okay. Spencer's.

Unknown Speaker (11:44): Hot Topic is

Josh (11:44): where I get my leather and spiky things.

Rob Spiwack (11:48): It tends to skew 13 and 14 year old girl. Yeah. The Hot Topic.

Unknown Speaker (11:51): A lot of, Japanese animation.

Unknown Speaker (11:53): Right? Cheap earrings

Unknown Speaker (11:54): there? Was buying birthday presents.

Unknown Speaker (11:57): Cheap earrings. But

Unknown Speaker (11:59): Get all my jewelry from there.

Rob Spiwack (12:00): I tell you who's really bad about it. The Hallmark stories. Hallmark stories with their kindly women, old women that smell of talcum powder and roses, and they demand

Unknown Speaker (12:10): you to find a worse than a is there any worse than a Hallmark story?

Rob Spiwack (12:13): No. I wanna kill myself.

Unknown Speaker (12:14): Anything really worse than a what a what a drag.

Unknown Speaker (12:17): What a bunch of I didn't know they were still

Unknown Speaker (12:19): useless garbage. What a bunch of And you know what?

Rob Spiwack (12:21): Shit that is. I actually got junk emails from Hallmark that I unsubscribed from because they want me to buy they now have a Jennifer Love Hewitt.

Mike O'Mara (12:30): Are you insinuating that Carla's emails are junk emails? Is that what you're saying?

Rob Spiwack (12:34): You every damn word I said, and I never

Mike O'Mara (12:36): said it. Just well, you just, you were you were referring to it like it was on the same topic.

Unknown Speaker (12:40): You know? No. I said

Unknown Speaker (12:42): I had a lot. Go ahead, Josh.

Unknown Speaker (12:44): Well, if Carla was sending you emails about Jennifer of Hewitt, I think you'd be more involved.

Rob Spiwack (12:48): Yeah. That's true. And you know what? It might have been Lacey Chabert. But either way, it was some young lady that does a lot of Hallmark movies known as a Christmas Lacey Chabert?

Rob Spiwack (12:57): She was the youngest on the show party of five, and now she makes her living on Hallmark movies. Joshua Miller.

Unknown Speaker (13:04): Now we're gonna put a now we no. Now we're gonna put a sign in your yard, you perv.

Rob Spiwack (13:08): Do you remember the, the hot hot frosty movie last Christmas that we both watched?

Unknown Speaker (13:13): Yeah. If you're talking Hallmark Christmas movies, I know that. She was

Rob Spiwack (13:16): the female protagonist in hot

Unknown Speaker (13:18): frosty. Now?

Unknown Speaker (13:18): Yeah. She's old now.

Mike O'Mara (13:20): Yeah. Yeah. Like like older or Late thirties probably? Probably. Yeah.

Rob Spiwack (13:24): Okay. So still manages to look stunning? Yeah. ICarly is younger, but she's older.

Unknown Speaker (13:30): No. No. No. When you bring up iCarly, you become creep.

Mike O'Mara (13:33): You know, of all the people I have ever worked with

Unknown Speaker (13:35): Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (13:36): If it was ever like, if someone was busted for being a predator and it was Rob, I would go, you know, I I'm I'm stunned, but I

Unknown Speaker (13:43): think For probably the nice Probably. It probably in the back

Mike O'Mara (13:47): of my mind, I probably thought maybe, you know, maybe

Rob Spiwack (13:51): Yeah. Not only was he a predator, but he unsubscribed from an email. I say, put him down.

Unknown Speaker (13:55): You know, when I surf

Unknown Speaker (13:56): worked with a lot of creepy guys over the years.

Mike O'Mara (13:58): When I surf, my adult entertainment Yeah. I try to do it for, you know, hit and run. I don't subscribe to anything. I don't want. And now in Florida, they try to get you to, like, register, like you're some sort of offender with your age to make sure and, like, use

Unknown Speaker (14:18): and I your driver's license?

Mike O'Mara (14:20): Well, I've gotten to that far because I'm terrified of doing it because it's just like there's so much, you know, I I don't know what I wouldn't wanna do that. I

Josh (14:26): wouldn't wanna go anywhere near do that because one hacker and suddenly on the Internet, here's all the porn Mike looks at.

Rob Spiwack (14:32): Exactly. And then you will get targeted emails.

Mike O'Mara (14:35): Yeah. And there's when you go the sites that, that that I would go to would be the ones where you get free clips. Yeah. And the free clips that they get are from all over. Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (14:48): From a variety, and it always it always, like, you know, makes me a little creeped out that that that you know? I mean, I just want your run of the mill. Give me the stars. That's what

Unknown Speaker (15:00): I say. Give me the

Unknown Speaker (15:01): porn stars. Thank you.

Rob Spiwack (15:02): Just like John Davidson used to say. Hello, stars.

Mike O'Mara (15:05): Have I ever mentioned that there's one star? And I she's probably not making content anymore. If she is, she's making it, like, under the whole MILF heading. But and her name is and because I I think the most recent stuff, she's gotten, like, a lot of tattoos, like, many so that I don't like it. And and she is she's probably popular.

Mike O'Mara (15:29): Nicole Aniston. Have you ever heard of that name? I have heard that name. That's that's like if that was the one, you know, from a certain era, I would be fine.

Josh (15:38): How much do you pay for her OnlyFans?

Mike O'Mara (15:40): I don't. I don't. I've never subscribed to anybody on OnlyFans.

Rob Spiwack (15:44): Never had the pleasure. I look for Tom Byron a lot. He's good. God.

Josh (15:48): Have the professionals moved to be in their own management and their own sites like OnlyFans?

Unknown Speaker (15:52): I don't know. You'd have to watch Euphoria for that.

Rob Spiwack (15:55): Oh, Mike. That show is over now.

Mike O'Mara (15:57): Before they killed everybody, which I have not seen yet. Tonight will be the night. Tonight will be the night that I finally

Rob Spiwack (16:03): You gather the family around the television.

Mike O'Mara (16:05): The family around to find out. I apparently, it's quite a controversy. Might have something in the tidbits today. I'm not sure. But I am here to tell you, I do have this very rare occurrence for me that I have a timely, topical, in theater movie experience that I enjoyed with my son yesterday.

Rob Spiwack (16:27): Oh, you went to the moving pictures.

Unknown Speaker (16:28): What what the

Unknown Speaker (16:29): To the 50

Mike O'Mara (16:30): I wrote the the price down. $56 for my son and I. Large drink. Did we share it, or did he get his own drink? He got his own he got a an ICEE.

Mike O'Mara (16:41): Is that what they're called? Oh, the the theater version of Slurpee. Yep. Right.

Unknown Speaker (16:45): Yeah. It's an ICEE.

Mike O'Mara (16:45): He got an ICEE. I got a small Diet Coke, and we shared a bucket of popcorn and the two tickets, 56. Count them. 56 American dollars.

Unknown Speaker (16:57): Did you the seats?

Unknown Speaker (16:58): Middle of the day.

Unknown Speaker (16:59): Did you

Unknown Speaker (16:59): get the seats that move? No. Because they'll charge you extra for those.

Unknown Speaker (17:03): That's true.

Unknown Speaker (17:04): Yeah. $50 middle of the day seems a little high.

Rob Spiwack (17:07): That does seem did you have valet parking?

Mike O'Mara (17:10): No. But, Josh, can you find a trailer for it's called backrooms.

Josh (17:17): Yeah. It's the hot horror movie made by a YouTuber. They gave him $10,000,000 to make this movie, and it made about 80 over the weekend.

Rob Spiwack (17:25): Oh, I read about it. It's a it's a total independent thing. Right?

Unknown Speaker (17:28): Based on a

Unknown Speaker (17:30): TikTok video game.

Mike O'Mara (17:31): YouTube video. No. I don't think it's even a video game. I think it was just a a video that he made, a video concept that he made. And I had no idea going in.

Mike O'Mara (17:42): My son wanted to see it. I said

Unknown Speaker (17:43): Was it was it your son's first r movie?

Mike O'Mara (17:46): It may have been his no. I because the war movie. What the hell is the

Unknown Speaker (17:52): war movie? Saving Ryan?

Unknown Speaker (17:54): Saving Private Ryan.

Unknown Speaker (17:54): And also boogie nights, wasn't it?

Unknown Speaker (17:56): Yeah. It's the you know what?

Mike O'Mara (17:58): What if you take your perv pills this morning?

Unknown Speaker (18:01): That's a joke, Mike.

Unknown Speaker (18:02): I know I know, but you're joking. It's involving my son.

Rob Spiwack (18:05): So What is the theater brand that you went to? Was it an AMC?

Unknown Speaker (18:08): Regal. Regal.

Unknown Speaker (18:09): Oh, I don't guy.

Rob Spiwack (18:11): I don't like Regal. I just it doesn't it doesn't sit well with me.

Mike O'Mara (18:15): So I as we are walking into the theater, I said to my son, I said, will I like this? He said, no, dad. You don't like anything I like. So that's getting right into the twelve, 13.

Unknown Speaker (18:27): And My 21 year old today told me she wants to go see this movie.

Unknown Speaker (18:31): Okay. Alright. Well, then let roll the trailer,

Unknown Speaker (18:33): and then I'll give

Unknown Speaker (18:33): you my I'll give you my review after we run the trailer. I found something

Unknown Speaker (18:40): in the store. Okay.

Unknown Speaker (18:45): What did you find?

Unknown Speaker (18:49): The place. I found a place. Great actor. The actor from twelve years a slave, by the way.

Unknown Speaker (19:09): Oh, okay.

Unknown Speaker (19:13): Hello?

Unknown Speaker (19:19): Anyone there?

Unknown Speaker (19:23): Hey, it's not May anymore. Look, know how this sounds, but you gotta understand. It's

Unknown Speaker (19:31): I don't believe you.

Unknown Speaker (19:33): Okay. I'm gonna come back here with proof. Alright. You feel me?

Unknown Speaker (19:37): Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (19:38): Follow my lead.

Unknown Speaker (19:39): Clark, what is this?

Unknown Speaker (19:40): It's what I'm trying to figure out. I've been here every night since I found the place, and I still barely scratched the surface. Alright. Just take it slow.

Unknown Speaker (19:55): My god.

Unknown Speaker (19:55): Pull up. Pull me up. Pull me up.

Unknown Speaker (19:57): What do you see?

Unknown Speaker (20:00): All these rooms, this place builds them. It's like a maze. It just goes on and on.

Unknown Speaker (20:09): Sometimes I'm scared I'll get lost. What?

Unknown Speaker (20:12): Can you hear me?

Unknown Speaker (20:15): I don't understand. What is this?

Unknown Speaker (20:27): It's beautiful. Am I right?

Unknown Speaker (20:32): The two that made this is How old? 20.

Mike O'Mara (20:38): Unbelievable. Are you ready? Alright. We can we can kill it.

Unknown Speaker (20:43): You know, it doesn't seem very funny. Eight and a

Unknown Speaker (20:45): half to nine. Star is good. To nine. Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (20:48): That That

Rob Spiwack (20:49): good. Wow. Is Scary. Yeah. And what is the what are they up against?

Rob Spiwack (20:53): They're so vague in

Mike O'Mara (20:54): the Let me tell you that here's the best part. Uh-huh. The best part is I had no preconceptions going in. None. Zed Beggar.

Mike O'Mara (21:03): Other than that, a daddy's a TikToker. I think that's the information that I got.

Rob Spiwack (21:07): Sometimes that's the best way to see a movie. And I'm blind.

Mike O'Mara (21:11): Thoroughly entertained. You know, like all horror movies, you know, tough to get a 10 ending in a in a movie. But, really, overall, the acting, the directing, the cinematography, the special effects, I I was thoroughly entertained. Question. Anybody going to see that, I believe.

Rob Spiwack (21:31): Question and a comment. Yeah. Go ahead. Question. Is it more of a jump scare type movie or a slow burn type movie or a mix of the two?

Mike O'Mara (21:38): It's a slow burn. That's effective.

Rob Spiwack (21:41): That shows good film making.

Mike O'Mara (21:42): So it's it's not necessarily cliche written. It's you know how here's how the two words I would use, mind bending.

Unknown Speaker (21:52): Okay.

Mike O'Mara (21:52): It is a it is a mind bending experience enough where you leave the theater, and you leave the theater with your mind racing a bit because it is that surreal, and it's it's just super cool. It really is. I liked it. I really

Rob Spiwack (22:07): liked it. Trailer, and I wanna know if they use it in the movie as well. The use of quiet in a horror movie is really, really effective, and they sort of underline it when you have the of fluorescent lights.

Unknown Speaker (22:20): It's great.

Rob Spiwack (22:20): And and I that is such a scary element for me to use that within the movie as well.

Mike O'Mara (22:25): I found myself thinking about how they did it. I found myself thinking about the production. I found myself thinking about the implications of what it means and what reality is. It did all of that, and this 20 year old got that out of me, and I'm 66 years old. So I like it.

Josh (22:45): And that's how I felt at the age of 20, 21 walking out of the matrix.

Unknown Speaker (22:50): Okay.

Unknown Speaker (22:51): Or I went and not knowing anything about it. Come out kinda mind blown.

Unknown Speaker (22:54): Can I

Mike O'Mara (22:55): tell you the difference? The difference between this movie and the matrix is I think the matrix was a little more plot complex. Yeah. But the matri and that but this doesn't hit you over the head with that, but it certainly does, make you make you think.

Rob Spiwack (23:13): Can you think of any other movies that you walked into totally blind? And there's one that I can say that I had no idea what I was about to see, and that was Pulp Fiction. Charlie Stassel set up a screening for us, and I laughed when the name John Travolta came up because at that point Yep. He was like an acting punchline.

Unknown Speaker (23:31): Nobody knew that he was about to start his second career. And it

Rob Spiwack (23:33): was It was that was not mind bending, but I think jaw dropping because I had nothing technique. The technique that was used. Expect anything from it. It was great. When you when

Mike O'Mara (23:43): you get great actors because it's an actor's vehicle. It really is. And I think that even when you look at classic horror movies or modern horror movies, if you have great acting in it, it makes it. If you look at, you know, what's a horror movie? What's the best horror movie ever made?

Mike O'Mara (23:59): Really? Silence of the Lambs. Yep. And you look at Jodie Foster and you look at Anthony Hopkins.

Unknown Speaker (24:03): Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (24:04): They were actors movies. I wish I knew the name too. I wish I knew the name of the star of this movie. He was in twelve years a slave, and I forgot his first name. I think he was nominated in that.

Mike O'Mara (24:15): I'm pretty sure he was nominated. And he carries it, and he carries it beautifully. And I and I I should remember the actors that are in it. It just it does a a great job. It really and it takes place, by the way, I think the era is the nineties.

Mike O'Mara (24:29): That's when this

Unknown Speaker (24:30): That's what's hot right now. Loves the nineties. The

Unknown Speaker (24:32): light bulbs.

Unknown Speaker (24:33): Yeah. Mhmm.

Mike O'Mara (24:33): Yeah. Very cool.

Rob Spiwack (24:34): The, you know, the acting in horror movies, the exorcist also, Rosemary's baby also. The acting is what carries it. Because, I mean, there are some pretty graphic things in the exorcist, but the scariest part of the exorcist is the slow burn through it and all the stuff that's going on in the way the people are reacting.

Mike O'Mara (24:52): If I can confidently say that this is something you'll you've never seen anything like it. It's probably not, but it's definitely unique, and it's definitely something that makes you think. And the suspense carries its way all the way

Rob Spiwack (25:07): through it from beginning beginning to end. Well, started when you when you paid for the snacks. Right? That was horrifying.

Mike O'Mara (25:13): By the way, for the matinee, are you ready for this? Yeah. We tape. We get done, taping this show usually when we do an early taping at 09:30 eastern time.

Unknown Speaker (25:22): Sure.

Mike O'Mara (25:22): I was in that theta by 10:45. 10:45,

Rob Spiwack (25:26): one time. Time to see a horror movie. Right, Josh?

Unknown Speaker (25:28): The best. No. It's you know, we had things to do. We had a game to go to. Oh, that's right.

Mike O'Mara (25:32): To go to last night. Last minute because that's how they do it. Last minute, we found out guess when we found out we had a game? That morning, we found out we had a game that night.

Rob Spiwack (25:41): That's how that's how MLB runs their system, isn't it?

Unknown Speaker (25:44): It was. If you Yeah.

Josh (25:45): If you remember last last year when we went to these late Tuesdays, that's when I figured out that the movie theater has a deal on Tuesdays for me. So I started going to the first show in of the more in the morning on Tuesdays. I love doing it. The absolute best. It is summertime.

Mike O'Mara (26:01): It's some some summertime, and, it was but we did find out that, after all the baseball that we have been playing and after all the different teams we played in the tournament, they're called the districts. That's, you know, where you're in your different district of the state to see who's gonna go to the states. Believe it or not, we had the gold team and the navy team, which is the a team is the gold, and we are the b team, which is the navy, and we are the lesser of the two teams talent wise. Mhmm. And we'd played well enough after losing one game that we won three in a row.

Mike O'Mara (26:36): And lo and behold, guess who we played? We played our own local team, our own gold team all stars. Oh. The South Fort Myers gold

Unknown Speaker (26:46): to play.

Mike O'Mara (26:46): Yes. The South Fort Myers a team played the b team last night, and you could've it was an event. It was an event because the rivalry was there. Yep. And everybody was thinking, this could be.

Mike O'Mara (27:00): And, you know, it it was it was something to really behold, because to get that kind of excitement for little league is very, very rare, but it was, we had we had a blast. Didn't do it. Didn't win, but also didn't lie down the the final score. Eight to six. Over the, the the navy.

Mike O'Mara (27:22): We came back at the last minute, made them think about it, but, they just had too much, too many arms, too many good pictures, unfortunately.

Rob Spiwack (27:30): Quick step back. What was your son's take on the movie? Obviously, he found out about it, what, through social media, and that's why he wanted to see it? Or Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (27:36): He he liked it, but, he was probably not as impressed with it as I was. I think he was just, you know, the the these kids are I can't even I can't keep up anymore. I can't keep up with what they what they what is hot, what is the trend, what they are exposed to.

Unknown Speaker (27:52): It's impossible for me. Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (27:54): What what I will tell you this, though, didn't even think until Josh told me that about the r rating. I did not even process it. Yeah. I just I just bopped in there.

Unknown Speaker (28:03): And I'm pretty sure it's hard. I haven't checked.

Mike O'Mara (28:05): Well, it certainly got some adult a lot of language. So you know?

Rob Spiwack (28:08): Yeah. But, know, I think language and horror violence is a little different than exposing them to sexual content. Yeah. They'll That's a different kind of way.

Mike O'Mara (28:16): But I will say this, that if this is the trend now of movies that he wants to go see, interesting thrillers and stuff. I'm all in. I love this because the animated features, you know, years ago, I burned out on all of those.

Josh (28:30): Yeah. I've got I've I recommended last week for you. Take the kid. Go see the sheep detective.

Mike O'Mara (28:37): Is that animated? Is it animated?

Josh (28:39): No. It's live action. Live action talking animals.

Rob Spiwack (28:42): But they use AI to make the animals talk. I'm sure they have a

Unknown Speaker (28:46): catch that one. Not a chance.

Unknown Speaker (28:47): He was really speaking out

Unknown Speaker (28:48): of it. Yeah. It's the best movie I've seen all year.

Unknown Speaker (28:51): Yeah. Well, really?

Unknown Speaker (28:53): It was very good.

Unknown Speaker (28:54): Do you have a trailer for it?

Josh (28:56): I I can put a trailer up for it.

Rob Spiwack (28:58): It's better than hail Mary Monday.

Unknown Speaker (29:00): Show but, you know, this is movie day. So I we if we we if

Unknown Speaker (29:02): we run it, we can do whatever we want on

Mike O'Mara (29:04): our show. We can do that. And and let's roll the little bit of the trailer. I'll blow it up if I have to. And, you know

Rob Spiwack (29:11): Before before backrooms, what was the last movie you saw in a theater?

Unknown Speaker (29:17): Bridge over the River Kwai.

Rob Spiwack (29:19): Oh, it's great with Alec Guinness. He's very good.

Unknown Speaker (29:21): No. I

Rob Spiwack (29:21): Again, with the acting.

Unknown Speaker (29:22): Right? I don't even remember. I don't know what

Unknown Speaker (29:24): it was. It was the, it was the parody. The parody from last Oh,

Rob Spiwack (29:28): naked gun?

Unknown Speaker (29:30): Naked gun. I think that the last movie. I might be. No. No.

Unknown Speaker (29:33): No. Weapons. Weapons.

Unknown Speaker (29:35): Yeah. Saw weapons. Great movie. Another horror movie.

Unknown Speaker (29:38): Josh has

Unknown Speaker (29:38): cool horror movie.

Rob Spiwack (29:39): You're not gonna give Josh a little bit of a psycho fan regard. He's got

Unknown Speaker (29:42): no psycho. No. He's got total recall. He's not addled like you. Psycho fan.

Unknown Speaker (29:46): It's them

Unknown Speaker (29:46): sitting here.

Mike O'Mara (29:47): I mean, the memory it's nice that at least one person on the show has a memory. You and I don't. Well, not any memory at all of anything that's relevant.

Rob Spiwack (29:56): He has short term and current memory. I'm more of a historian. No.

Mike O'Mara (30:00): You you have, like, three different things that you refer to. One of them is Rosemary's baby that you refer to a regular basis.

Rob Spiwack (30:07): About the history of the show. I'm talking about anything. You know what? What is your deal?

Unknown Speaker (30:13): No. I don't have a deal.

Unknown Speaker (30:14): You have a deal?

Mike O'Mara (30:15): You're just sensitive because Carly gave you a hard time at the beginning of, the show today. You know?

Josh (30:19): And, also, this this show is always odd with afternoon shows.

Unknown Speaker (30:23): Yes. It

Mike O'Mara (30:24): is. It's an odd energy. It is. Energy there, boy. Alright.

Mike O'Mara (30:27): So what's the name of this movie again that you want me to go see?

Unknown Speaker (30:30): The sheep detective, not the one with, Robert. Detective. Not the one with Peter Falk. This is sheep. What about sheep?

Unknown Speaker (30:36): Peter Falk? What do

Unknown Speaker (30:37): you mean the one with Peter Falk?

Unknown Speaker (30:38): Don't you remember that there was a this is the it's a parody of the name The cheap detective.

Unknown Speaker (30:43): He keeps

Josh (30:44): talking about the cheap detective. Some movie from the nineteen thirties.

Unknown Speaker (30:47): Alright. It's not from this.

Unknown Speaker (30:48): From the seventies. Okay. Shut up.

Unknown Speaker (30:49): The sheep detective where the shepherd dies.

Unknown Speaker (30:51): If there's one secret to happiness in my life, it's taking care of the kindest creatures on earth. Sheep. I want you to meet my flock. When I wake up, well, know I'm gonna be. Keeping them well fed, well groomed.

Unknown Speaker (31:12): At each date, I read out loud to them. Mysteries, whodunnits. I know who the killer was. I like to pretend that they follow along, but they're only sheep.

Unknown Speaker (31:24): Why would he stop there?

Unknown Speaker (31:26): Okay. I'm out.

Unknown Speaker (31:27): Just about to say who the Sorry.

Unknown Speaker (31:28): I told you it was talking animals.

Mike O'Mara (31:30): Yeah. I don't dig talking animals. It's a you know, a

Rob Spiwack (31:32): million views. Did you see I know Michael would have been about the right edge when it came out a few years ago, the remake of the jungle book where the animals were all photorealistic.

Unknown Speaker (31:41): Oh, yeah. That's that's a good one. That's that's that's fun. Yeah. I didn't I didn't see that one.

Unknown Speaker (31:47): I didn't see that

Unknown Speaker (31:47): one either.

Unknown Speaker (31:48): Can do without the attitude on the I'm sorry.

Unknown Speaker (31:50): I'm just saying that I don't like

Unknown Speaker (31:51): the rule.

Rob Spiwack (31:51): Seen it. It was very good.

Unknown Speaker (31:53): I don't care for the, you know, the stuff. Right now, I'm just trying to play an explosion, and it's not working. Like, it never works.

Josh (31:59): We do have a family movie coming out, I think, next month or maybe later this month for Mike.

Unknown Speaker (32:04): What's that?

Josh (32:04): Because there's a there's a new minions movie.

Unknown Speaker (32:06): Oh, good.

Unknown Speaker (32:07): I know you love the minions.

Mike O'Mara (32:08): Well, I did enjoy a little bit of that. You know? Right now, I just simply try to, you know, play different things. That's what I try to do, and I've messed it up.

Rob Spiwack (32:17): Well, that makes a horror guy. Now if the minions made a horror movie, now we're talking. Like, is there a minion that could be a killer?

Unknown Speaker (32:24): You know? No. I just don't like

Mike O'Mara (32:26): talking animals. I like I like my movies a little bit based on true stories. And, you know? Where is

Rob Spiwack (32:32): the guy that used to talk on and on about Charlotte's Web?

Unknown Speaker (32:36): I cried after I read the book. A sad book? It was a very sad book.

Rob Spiwack (32:41): And Templeton was a great character too. I know. He was. Voiced by Paul Lynde. Alright.

Unknown Speaker (32:47): I'm just trying to find what is wrong here? I'm just sorry. Bear with me, please.

Unknown Speaker (32:51): That's fine.

Mike O'Mara (32:52): That's fine. I'm having trouble.

Unknown Speaker (32:53): I'm having

Rob Spiwack (32:54): trouble detective good enough to see twice? Because I know there's a mystery aspect to it.

Josh (32:59): No. I don't know about I don't watch any movies twice. Oh. It's Never? It's very rare to watch a movie twice.

Josh (33:06): Maybe a few years later

Unknown Speaker (33:07): Yeah.

Josh (33:08): But not, like, back to back.

Rob Spiwack (33:09): Like, Jesus of Nazareth?

Mike O'Mara (33:11): Some people watch movies 40 times.

Rob Spiwack (33:15): Yes. Some people do. And some people watch them twice or 10 times. And some people hear a song they like.

Unknown Speaker (33:22): Why are you so defensive today?

Rob Spiwack (33:23): I will sometimes hear a song they like, and they wanna hear it again, Mike. Have you ever done that?

Unknown Speaker (33:28): Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (33:29): Yes. Absolutely.

Rob Spiwack (33:30): Same thing for me with movies.

Unknown Speaker (33:31): A song's not two hours long.

Rob Spiwack (33:33): Movie can be very short as well. Movie can be an hour long or just a part of it that you wanna see

Unknown Speaker (33:38): again. Okay.

Unknown Speaker (33:38): Part that

Josh (33:39): you wanna enjoy. Long songs either.

Rob Spiwack (33:40): Okay. We we go what about funeral for a friend by by Alan John?

Unknown Speaker (33:45): Great movie.

Unknown Speaker (33:46): That's a long that's a song. It's a

Unknown Speaker (33:48): long song.

Unknown Speaker (33:48): Not But they should have made it a movie.

Rob Spiwack (33:50): They should, and they may.

Mike O'Mara (33:52): You never can. I'm done. I'm trying to work my, my magic, and it's not working today. We have

Unknown Speaker (33:57): to take

Mike O'Mara (33:57): a break. When we when we return I'm sorry. I got distracted there. My sincere apologies.

Unknown Speaker (34:02): That's fine.

Mike O'Mara (34:03): I'll try to fix things. We've got a little message here, and when we come back, got tidbits. Tidbits for you that you can eat right here on the, Mike O'Mara show. Woah. Woah.

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Unknown Speaker (35:35): I think I figured out what I was doing wrong.

Unknown Speaker (35:37): What was the problem?

Mike O'Mara (35:38): It's this particular, element of my soundboard that doesn't seem to be working. It says keys disabled. That's what

Unknown Speaker (35:45): it says.

Mike O'Mara (35:45): So I don't know why that is. So one works and one doesn't. So the explosions don't work, but, you know, this works right here. No. That one doesn't.

Mike O'Mara (35:54): Alright. So on the soundboard soundboard, man Are are you plugged Rob. What does that mean?

Rob Spiwack (35:59): It means that you need to find a setting that enables the keys. I would say maybe if there is a menu or a gear for the the soundboard program. Mhmm. Because you're running it off your computer. Right?

Rob Spiwack (36:11): Not not not an iPad. Right. So it's a different it's a slightly different version than what I have. But, yeah, you can disable keys, but there's probably a selection to enable them. Oh, woe is me.

Rob Spiwack (36:20): Or try right clicking on each element to see if you can enable them singularly.

Mike O'Mara (36:25): Okay. Welcome back. Why don't we just play the

Rob Spiwack (36:27): new We can do that too. I'll do that.

Unknown Speaker (36:31): Sometimes it really frustrates me.

Unknown Speaker (36:34): And then And then and then and then.

Mike O'Mara (36:37): This works, though, which is weird. I oh, no. It doesn't. No. This one doesn't either now.

Unknown Speaker (36:43): Yes. It does. Oh, there you go.

Mike O'Mara (36:44): I don't understand. President Donald Trump's massive Freedom two fifty concert lineup has completely collapsed after headline acts like Bret Michaels and Martina McBride dropped out for political concern. The in the Internet is having an absolute field day with, all of the late night hosts. Let's see. Vanilla Ice is the only one standing right now.

Mike O'Mara (37:05): That's the only one left, and he said Good for him. Play for anybody.

Unknown Speaker (37:09): You know? I think it's he needs, as they say, he needs a w.

Mike O'Mara (37:13): Let's see. Yet the only remaining confirmed performer is vanilla ice. Ice ice, baby. As Jimmy Fallon put it, a concert consisting entirely of Donald Trump and vanilla ice is exactly this is stupid, but it makes me laugh. It's exactly how a creamsicle is made, which is funny.

Mike O'Mara (37:35): Vanilla Ice didn't help matters by telling the media that he would play for anybody explicitly noting he would gladly perform for Vladimir Putin or in Iran because music is universal. Yeah. Vanilla Ice.

Rob Spiwack (37:49): Should focus on trying to make music first because that's not what he does. Does he even have a second hit record? I'm trying to remember.

Mike O'Mara (37:55): Love East West Creation says Vanilla Ice is worth over $20,000,000. Good. Fantastic.

Rob Spiwack (38:01): Yeah. Not to me. Great. I'm not sure I'd cross the street to see him, but good for good for Robbie.

Mike O'Mara (38:07): Yeah. You hear do any, either of you hear as to any changes, or is that is it officially kaput where we're not gonna have

Rob Spiwack (38:15): They got Mark Russell, and they got the capital sent.

Unknown Speaker (38:18): He dead?

Unknown Speaker (38:19): I think he is, Mike. I'm sorry. Know what?

Unknown Speaker (38:21): With us.

Unknown Speaker (38:22): Praise be. And stay home, Mark Russell.

Mike O'Mara (38:24): People around the country that might not know to these references that you've been making a lot of today, please tell everyone who Mark Russell is.

Rob Spiwack (38:31): He was a professional political satirist, and he was very unique in the fact that he wasn't funny. He would play piano and do parody songs and original songs, but none of them were any good. But somehow, he was very successful. I think

Unknown Speaker (38:46): he had original. He was not original.

Rob Spiwack (38:48): No. He was a knockoff of people like Tom Lehrer, who's even older.

Mike O'Mara (38:51): Was probably the gold standard, the guy that created that.

Rob Spiwack (38:55): I think that, that Mark Russell must have had, like, pictures of the chubb group people or someone who runs PBS because he was always on PBS and never entertaining.

Mike O'Mara (39:05): Tom Lair, did, the Vatican rag Mhmm. Which was to me one of the funniest parody songs there. First, you get down on your knees, fiddle with your rosaries, bow your head in great respect, and oh, Jenny Flake.

Rob Spiwack (39:18): Jenny Flake. Jenny Flake. I love that. Tom Lara just passed, and he left all of his music to the public domain to make sure people would continue to enjoy it.

Mike O'Mara (39:25): Good stuff. Very, very talented individual. Speaking of the, the pope and, the Catholics, pope Leo the XIV. Which one's that? How what is XIV?

Mike O'Mara (39:37): XIV would be 14. Leo the fourteenth has officially, broken the Internet after issuing a sweeping high-tech papal manifesto calling on the world to heavily regulate and disarm artificial intelligence.

Unknown Speaker (39:54): Wow.

Mike O'Mara (39:55): Social media has instantly turned the pontiff into a viral meme with users jokingly declaring that the atheism is leaving my body now that the Vatican has declared rogue AI to be the literal new Tower Of Babble. Mike,

Rob Spiwack (40:12): you cannot spell atheism without AI.

Mike O'Mara (40:16): In the encyclical letter titled Magnifica Humanitas, The pope explicitly warned.

Rob Spiwack (40:24): Isn't that the stadium in Spain?

Mike O'Mara (40:26): Welcome. Oh, did you design the Magnifica Humanitas? Twice last year. Mary, the pope explicitly warns that AI needs to be treated like nuclear technology and disarmed before it becomes this is coming from the pope, before it becomes an instrument of death.

Rob Spiwack (40:51): I think that might be overstating it a bit.

Mike O'Mara (40:54): Let's go to our number one religious correspondent Yeah. On the show, Josh Soroka. Your thoughts on the, pontiff's, you know, warning.

Josh (41:03): The pope is an expert on religious stuff, not AI. So I will leave that up to my AI people to decide whether it's good or bad.

Unknown Speaker (41:13): Do you believe that, AI at some point could become an instrument of death, Josh?

Unknown Speaker (41:18): I think everything can be.

Unknown Speaker (41:20): Okay.

Josh (41:20): He's right. I think can use anything. So the idea that AI is gonna overtake humans, I do not believe. You know, back in the day use AI? Sure.

Mike O'Mara (41:30): Mhmm. Back in the day when I used to spend a lot more time at the beach. Yeah. I would arrive, with my friends at the beach, take my shirt off, and go, take a look at

Unknown Speaker (41:41): the instrument of death.

Unknown Speaker (41:44): That's what I would do.

Rob Spiwack (41:45): I I would listen more to the pope if it had been John Lithgow from the movie Conclave. I think he would have been a much more fun pope to talk about AI.

Unknown Speaker (41:55): Instrument of death is heavy. That's heavy duty right there. You know what I mean? That really is.

Josh (41:59): I saw yesterday there is Weird Al's music is being passed around middle school kids now, but they are introducing it as weird AI, and they think it's a new song.

Unknown Speaker (42:10): Okay.

Josh (42:10): They think it's AI parodies.

Mike O'Mara (42:12): Yesterday, we told you about euphoria and the the spoiler alerts and all that. I still haven't gotten a chance to watch it, but, the cast is now reacting. Zendaya and the rest of the cast officially reacting to the absolute bombshell Euphoria series finale. Show creator Sam Levinson chose to completely, you know, blow everything up.

Rob Spiwack (42:35): That's

Mike O'Mara (42:35): what he did, leaving fans in a massive online debate over whether the final character fates were a stroke of narrative genius or a total betrayal of a generation defining show. Very popular show, and we don't get many. We really don't get many that everybody's on board with.

Unknown Speaker (42:49): You're right.

Mike O'Mara (42:50): Let's see. Behind the scenes footage released by HBO shows an emotional Zendaya crying and delivering a microphone speech to the crew on her last day. She expressed that, she was incredibly grateful for every single one of you. Many on the crew had watched her grow up since the first, first launched in 2019. That's when

Unknown Speaker (43:09): we That's a long time ago.

Mike O'Mara (43:10): Got, that, with that. So now I'm just chomping. Now that I know, I mean, I know all the spoilers. I'm, waiting to see how he kills them all. It's gonna be, very, very exciting.

Unknown Speaker (43:18): You know?

Unknown Speaker (43:18): I think he kills them with AI.

Mike O'Mara (43:20): No. He kills them with an instrument of death.

Unknown Speaker (43:22): That's well, okay. Very good.

Unknown Speaker (43:24): No matter how it is, isn't it nice that a TV producer actually came out with an ending for a show?

Unknown Speaker (43:29): I think it's great.

Unknown Speaker (43:30): And I think times they just leave it open.

Mike O'Mara (43:31): There ought to be more of it. And by the way, the instrument of death in, euphoria, Rob, is Alamo's 14 karat gold handgun.

Unknown Speaker (43:41): Oh. There you go.

Mike O'Mara (43:43): How about that? Yeah. Timely as today's headlines. Okay. NFL star Travis Kelce is publicly defending his honor after a video of him aggressively chugging a beer during an NBA playoff night with Taylor Swift when

Unknown Speaker (44:00): he was there all two weeks ago.

Mike O'Mara (44:01): I know. It's old. It's old. He fired back on his podcast letting the world know that it was a classy Chuck. Did he is that is that old news too?

Mike O'Mara (44:11): The news is

Rob Spiwack (44:12): What happens, Mike

Unknown Speaker (44:13): I mean, the viral video was two weeks ago, about

Rob Spiwack (44:15): a week ago. But the viral video didn't get as much spin as perhaps miss Taylor wanted, so now he has to address it again Mhmm. To bring it up because this is funny, though. It's so They're not Okay. They're not promoting a movie.

Rob Spiwack (44:27): They're promoting a marriage.

Unknown Speaker (44:28): No. No. No. No. No.

Josh (44:29): They are promoting a movie. What movie? Yesterday, there was an announcement that there is a new exclusive Taylor Swift song in the new Toy Story

Rob Spiwack (44:38): movie. That's true. I did see that. Okay.

Mike O'Mara (44:39): There it is. Here's what I hate. It's vanilla, and I'm not talking about ice. It's vanilla stuff. It was a let me see the close it was a classy chug.

Mike O'Mara (44:50): He even noted that he didn't spill a single drop on the hardwood floor.

Unknown Speaker (44:54): Hate

Mike O'Mara (44:57): it. Hate it. Garbage. Sorry. I'll do

Unknown Speaker (45:00): better. Issued my press release, Taylor. Was I okay, honey? Yeah. Was that a good press release, honey?

Unknown Speaker (45:05): That's what it is. He doesn't know how to do this stuff.

Mike O'Mara (45:07): No. No. We love Gwyneth because Gwyneth always gives.

Unknown Speaker (45:12): She has. For years,

Mike O'Mara (45:13): she's given. She has given and given and given. I think it's a formula. I think she knows how to keep herself relevant by, you know, taking that company goop, and doing weird stuff. Gwyneth Paltrow is making headlines again after a bizarre appearance on a Today cooking segment while demonstrating a turkey meatball recipe.

Mike O'Mara (45:32): Paltrow revealed her latest weird dairy substitute. Something you might wanna think about, Rob.

Rob Spiwack (45:37): Oh god. It's not anything from her own body, is it?

Mike O'Mara (45:40): Her weird dairy substitute finely diced arugula instead of Parmesan cheese.

Rob Spiwack (45:46): But it doesn't taste like cheese.

Mike O'Mara (45:49): The Internet instantly lost its collective mind assuming that she meant replacing liquid milk. Commenters flooded social media joking about pouring lawn clippings into their morning cereal. Sounds a lot. Celebrity chef Sunny Anderson is that the is that the African American chef?

Rob Spiwack (46:07): I don't know, but it's definitely a DJ name, is it not?

Mike O'Mara (46:10): She took the bit a step further by literally chopping up arugula and dumping it straight into her morning coffee on live TV.

Rob Spiwack (46:19): I don't like that. I don't like arugula, but you know what? Good for Gwyneth for still getting it done.

Mike O'Mara (46:24): I don't like arugula as a substitute for cheese, but what I do like is Florida because it's not a substitute for crime. We have it every day. It is the most open state as far as finding out what people did stupid things.

Rob Spiwack (46:37): Mike, lots of wiggle room in Florida. We've said this before.

Mike O'Mara (46:40): Absolutely. Viral crime alert. A woman in South Florida don't tell you whether it's the East or the West Coast, so I can only think matter? Well, it matters to me because I live on the West Side, you know, of the South Part of Florida. You're moving up.

Mike O'Mara (46:54): The, woman in South Florida has gone viral after being pulled over and cited by police for holding a phone in her hand while driving. Kind of a standard thing. Don't be on your cell phone. The only problem, the driver actually has a physical disability and does not have that hand, leading to an Internet wide facepalm over the officer's observational skills. She is now fighting the ticket in court while the body cam footage racks up millions of views.

Unknown Speaker (47:25): Oh, okay, Mike. Hello, sir. Hello, Mike. How are you? You're the bull.

Unknown Speaker (47:31): You're the bull.

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Unknown Speaker (47:43): I

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Mike O'Mara (48:55): It really does. I've gotten it. Rob's gotten it. Yes. I have.

Mike O'Mara (48:59): Josh, have you ever, you know, been on the old coucharoo?

Unknown Speaker (49:01): Many, many times.

Mike O'Mara (49:02): Big part of that, movie, backrooms has a shrink involved in that. That's the way it comes. Yes. It's, it's very, very cool. Let's take a peek at Rob's record store.

Rob Spiwack (49:14): Oh, Mike. It's the vinyl countdown.

Unknown Speaker (49:17): My apologies.

Rob Spiwack (49:19): Over the weekend, I went to, my favorite record store in Hagerstown, Maryland, which is not a short drive, but it's always worth it. It's called Hub City Vinyl, and I knew they would have Paul's new album, which dropped this weekend. That was the main reason I drove out there. I don't like to buy albums like that through Amazon. I like to go to a mom and pop store.

Mike O'Mara (49:40): Do you and and this is for someone who dabbled with vinyl for a while and never never held on

Unknown Speaker (49:45): to it.

Mike O'Mara (49:46): I never I never kept it up. The the process for you of getting up, going to the the the cabinet or the the rack wherever you have your stuff I have shelves. Getting it out, putting it on the turntable, maybe listening to one song on one side, getting it up, turning it over. The the whole thing of the the slowdown of that, is that part of the allure

Rob Spiwack (50:11): that makes you do that? I think back to when I was but a youth, and there's that tactile holding the record, putting it on, dropping the needle, and then looking at the album, which is actually, you know, big enough you can look at. You don't really get art on a CD, and you really don't get art if you stream something.

Mike O'Mara (50:30): Yeah. But CDs are gone too. Yeah. Thank you. David Tope 9595, thank you for the super chat.

Mike O'Mara (50:36): We we love you too. Long time. Thank you very much. We appreciate that.

Josh (50:40): The best part of a vinyl is when you're sitting there knowing this song sucks, but I can't just skip to the next one. I have to let it play.

Rob Spiwack (50:48): No. You can skip it if you want. You lift the needle, and you move it over.

Unknown Speaker (50:51): Too much work to lift the needle, and that's when I line it up properly.

Mike O'Mara (50:54): That's what I see, I would think that it would just get tedious. You know?

Rob Spiwack (50:57): It doesn't. Especially if you choose your albums well that you wanna listen to them all the

Mike O'Mara (51:02): way through. Did you know what you were getting before, Paul? Did you preview anything digitally before you got the album itself?

Rob Spiwack (51:07): I've heard two singles off it. One of them I like very much.

Unknown Speaker (51:10): Okay.

Rob Spiwack (51:10): One I'm okay with. I wanna hear the rest of it. It's getting really good reviews, and this is what the album art looks like. It is called dungeon the boys of dungeon lane, but that's not one of the

Mike O'Mara (51:20): great ones. Really not all that Yeah. Elaborate. Right? No.

Mike O'Mara (51:23): Minimalist is what I would say.

Rob Spiwack (51:25): And I think that's sort of the way the the songs are too. It's a very reflective one of his

Unknown Speaker (51:30): Paul designed it himself.

Mike O'Mara (51:32): Is Rolando busting your balls when he says that road trip to Hagerstown would have made a great YouTube short? I think he is. Is he trying to get you to do stuff?

Rob Spiwack (51:41): I don't know. I don't think anyone would care about me driving to Hagerstown.

Josh (51:44): Oh, that'd that'd be the little bit of proof that you left your house.

Rob Spiwack (51:47): Well, I've got all these records. Well, what do

Mike O'Mara (51:49): you think, Josh? Do you think Rolando's looking for Rob to do I think Rolando's shorts.

Unknown Speaker (51:53): Rob on the streets.

Rob Spiwack (51:55): Yes. Next time I go to a record store, absolutely then. I will. A 100%. I like doing it.

Rob Spiwack (52:00): I just I didn't know that it would be of anyone's interest. Mike, this is one Can

Mike O'Mara (52:04): I answer as real, Rob? Yeah. Fuck off, Orlando.

Rob Spiwack (52:08): You see, again, what's with you today?

Unknown Speaker (52:11): I'm having fun. Yeah. You are. Fun. It's good

Rob Spiwack (52:13): for you. Unsubscribe. Mike, this is beer and pretzels, which is a nineteen sixties mood album sort of entertainment background music that has a Lew Stein and his barroom boys playing music you would hear in a nineteen fifties barroom. Example

Unknown Speaker (52:29): of that?

Rob Spiwack (52:29): I haven't listened to any of these yet. I just bought them. Alright. I would like to request Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (52:35): When you when you're ready, because, you know, you definitely can put this together quickly. If there's anything that you find are we gonna get in trouble, Josh, if we do that, if we play even a snippet of any of stuff?

Rob Spiwack (52:47): Any of the records I bought are gonna get us in trouble.

Mike O'Mara (52:49): Okay. So whatever you think you can get away with. Okay. I'd love if there's something that, you know, really, knocks your dick in the dirt, I'd really love you to, you know, do that.

Rob Spiwack (52:58): Had this when I was little. Speak. Yeah. It's an interview with Dracula and an interview with Frankenstein. It's great.

Unknown Speaker (53:05): Okay. That's a dollar worth. You know,

Unknown Speaker (53:08): Mike Instead of a video of you going to the record store, maybe a video of you listening to the Paul McCartney album for the first time.

Rob Spiwack (53:16): Oh, a first listen? Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (53:17): A first listen. So we can see the tears.

Rob Spiwack (53:19): Mike, this is one that I I almost wish I could send to you, but I know you don't have a record player anymore. This is from the nineteen seventies. It's Donnie Most's album.

Unknown Speaker (53:28): Oh, from, from hold on. From happy days.

Rob Spiwack (53:31): He played Ralph Mouth, and he had, one record. So I'll report back on that.

Mike O'Mara (53:36): What is it about DJs and actors that all wanna be we all wanna be music stars.

Rob Spiwack (53:41): And if you like, Ralph Fiennes, you'll, of course, like his character from happy days, Ralph Maff.

Unknown Speaker (53:46): Ralph Maff.

Rob Spiwack (53:48): This great soundtrack, sweet sound of I'm sorry. The sweet smell of success. I think it's Elmer Bernstein, really rocking jazz from the nineteen sixties or fifties.

Josh (53:57): Yeah. What? What part of the record store has these albums? Is it like a back dark corner that no one's

Mike O'Mara (54:03): in house? There's no. There's actually you know those beads that you have you put over a doorway? And above the beads, it says dorks only.

Rob Spiwack (54:10): Very front of the building, there is a soundtrack section. So there is that, but there is the $2 bin towards the back.

Mike O'Mara (54:18): Alright. Now look. Soundtracks, I I'm with you on the the side. See? Doctor.

Mike O'Mara (54:22): Chivago.

Unknown Speaker (54:23): Great. It's

Mike O'Mara (54:25): got, like, an amazingly iconic theme, doesn't it? To It

Rob Spiwack (54:28): does. Well, there's Laura's theme, and then there's all the incidental music. Now I I a favorite movie.

Mike O'Mara (54:33): I make a big distinction between soundtracks, which are like American Graffiti with all the different artists and scores. Okay. Agree. I love scores. That's and I love the strip joint as well.

Rob Spiwack (54:46): Yeah. It does And you love to score.

Mike O'Mara (54:48): Like, out of Africa, the Meryl Streep, Robert Redford movie, one of the best musical scores I've

Unknown Speaker (54:53): ever heard.

Rob Spiwack (54:55): Not to discount good, ambient music scores, but there are soundtracks, but they're different. Mike, how can you not spend a dollar and buy Oompa time in Bavaria, which is all Oompa music for people that drink beer, which I don't anymore.

Josh (55:10): East West has the right view. He says you picked out albums that even Carrie won't be able to sell.

Unknown Speaker (55:16): Let me tell let me say this.

Unknown Speaker (55:17): Okay.

Mike O'Mara (55:17): Ladies and gentlemen, isn't he wonderful, though? Isn't he wonderful this this crap that he does? I mean, come on. Well, mean There's not anybody else doing this. Beautiful thing is there's oompa fucking music to, to the show.

Unknown Speaker (55:29): There's no one in the world of the record store that's looking for the stuff I'm looking for. But it brings you joy, and you just come out. Myron Cohen live in Miami.

Mike O'Mara (55:38): Oh. Oh, you have to play a clip. You have to bring us a clip of this.

Rob Spiwack (55:42): I will. I will. As a matter of fact. And this is good because seeing you, I'm gauging what you wanna hear. You probably don't wanna hear anything from Lauren Green's first album.

Rob Spiwack (55:49): No. The man, I think this one has ring going on.

Mike O'Mara (55:52): But a clip would be very, very funny.

Unknown Speaker (55:55): Yeah. I

Mike O'Mara (55:55): think what bet would it be is it probably a lot of spoken word?

Unknown Speaker (55:58): It's all spoken word. It's all spoken word. And it's not funny. Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (56:02): I'm kinda tracking with him on

Rob Spiwack (56:03): this side. This is the two album set, the Jack Benny story.

Mike O'Mara (56:06): Alright. What is the Jack Benny story?

Rob Spiwack (56:08): I see that to me. Interviews with Benny and, talks about his radio show and his TV show and also clips. I I like Jack

Unknown Speaker (56:15): Betts. Podcast.

Rob Spiwack (56:17): Yeah. It is. It is. Now this was a very peculiar find. I have no idea what this is going to be.

Unknown Speaker (56:23): Not that any of the others weren't.

Rob Spiwack (56:25): My well, at least the others I could understand. This is the London Festival Orchestra and Chorus under the direction of Werner Mueller playing Elvis Presley's greatest hits. So I can't wait

Mike O'Mara (56:39): to hear dollar?

Unknown Speaker (56:40): Dollar. Dollar.

Unknown Speaker (56:41): Yeah. Oh, you paid 99 you paid 99¢ too much for

Rob Spiwack (56:45): that. This is one of the ones that I did pay a little more than a dollar for. I believe it or not did not have the Elvis soundtrack to paradise Hawaiian style. So there we have that, and that's the first Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (56:55): Now you're boring me. Now I'm getting bored

Unknown Speaker (56:56): with the Elvis. Elvis. Elvis. Elvis. There's more.

Rob Spiwack (57:00): This is an out of

Mike O'Mara (57:01): prison You're a hoarder when it comes to Elvis.

Unknown Speaker (57:02): I'm a collector.

Unknown Speaker (57:04): How how long were you at the record store?

Rob Spiwack (57:06): About two hours before my eyes shut because of the dust. I literally couldn't keep my eyes open. Disease? Yeah. Mike, this Sinatra LP is way out of print even on CD, and it has some of

Unknown Speaker (57:18): his What's the title?

Rob Spiwack (57:19): It is called Sinatra and Company, and it it features Antonio Carlos Jobim who is a guitarist.

Mike O'Mara (57:25): And the guy a Brazilian, like, bossa nova guy.

Rob Spiwack (57:28): Right? He's great. And he was Brazilian. He had no hair at all. On his ass.

Rob Spiwack (57:34): And, Mike, I saved the best for last.

Unknown Speaker (57:36): Okay.

Unknown Speaker (57:37): This was a $2 record, but this had to come home to me.

Mike O'Mara (57:40): There goes Mark, one of our, commenters say, I have two Tom Lehrer LPs. You are a lucky man. Hope they're in good shape. Yes. Love that stuff.

Mike O'Mara (57:48): Love Tom. Right?

Rob Spiwack (57:49): Yes. For $2, you too can sing along with Nipsey Russell. I want clips. Okay. I want you

Mike O'Mara (57:57): to curate these. Some of these are good. You can throw out some of the Elvis stuff, but, you know, and the McCartney. But I mean, as far

Rob Spiwack (58:03): as know, Mike. Couple weeks ago, you were big on song of the shrimp.

Mike O'Mara (58:07): Oh my god. Myron Cohen, though. Looking forward to it.

Rob Spiwack (58:09): And, Mike, that is the vinyl countdown.

Mike O'Mara (58:12): Oh, that's fantastic. We've got more show coming up. I wanna, bring up a new confection, and I wanna see if Josh Soroka can locate at least a picture of

Unknown Speaker (58:23): it. Okay.

Mike O'Mara (58:23): Because it seems to be sweeping the nation. Let me see if I've got it here. Alright. Alright. Yep.

Mike O'Mara (58:29): Got it right here. Good. We'll do that when we come back. But first, there's a lady up in the Catskills. She's doing no.

Unknown Speaker (58:35): I'm sorry. I'm not doing mine.

Unknown Speaker (58:36): They're sitting on these streets, and they're seeing these people say, how come and you come?

Unknown Speaker (58:40): How and come that you're with the let's see him. Listen. You can do anything you set your mind to. Look at me.

Unknown Speaker (58:47): Yeah. Look at him. Josh, look at him.

Unknown Speaker (58:50): And he's got the vinyls.

Unknown Speaker (58:52): See, he set out to sneeze, and he did it.

Unknown Speaker (58:54): Wow. Those old records.

Unknown Speaker (58:55): Listen. I I've done a

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Unknown Speaker (1:00:35): it an impossible mission? No. It's just something new. Okay.

Mike O'Mara (1:00:39): It's something that, social media is currently being completely overrun. By the way, when you wanna get things to go viral on social media, you say things like that. Yes. So it might be total BS. Right?

Josh (1:00:54): Yeah. Social media is going crazy for the Mike O'Mara show.

Mike O'Mara (1:00:58): It is. Absolute viral. Every single thing we did we do.

Josh (1:01:02): I I believe I have the video that you want.

Unknown Speaker (1:01:05): Dot cakes?

Unknown Speaker (1:01:06): Dot cakes.

Rob Spiwack (1:01:07): And also, Josh, question, because you know social media better than I do. If you are all over someone's feed, that doesn't necessarily mean you're on everybody's feed. Right? Because, I mean, your feeds are sort of customized to you. So if some people are being blown up by dot cakes, maybe some people don't know dot cakes at all.

Mike O'Mara (1:01:26): Well, apparently

Unknown Speaker (1:01:27): dot cakes at all.

Mike O'Mara (1:01:28): Let me say what they are first. It is a single serving cup of cake and frosting, but not a cupcake, completely encased in a hard, vibrant, spherical shell of multicolored sprinkles. That's what a dot cake is. I haven't seen one yet. I don't know what

Unknown Speaker (1:01:49): they look like. Disgusting. Mhmm.

Unknown Speaker (1:01:51): Not to me. It doesn't. Alright. Here we go.

Unknown Speaker (1:01:54): Look at line. People are waiting in line for it.

Mike O'Mara (1:01:56): Look the line. That's a dot cake? Yep. There it says dot cake. Alright.

Mike O'Mara (1:02:03): Let me see. Right now, it just looks like ice cream.

Unknown Speaker (1:02:05): It's a bunch sprinkles.

Rob Spiwack (1:02:09): So it's cake in a cup.

Josh (1:02:10): It's just a cake in a cup.

Mike O'Mara (1:02:12): It's cake in a cup with, sprinkles on top. I think that's bullshit.

Rob Spiwack (1:02:16): Of course it is. And the people that are in line, you know, Mike, when I used to commute to DC every day, and I would drive by Georgetown cupcake at 08:00 in the morning, and there was morons laying up outside of it. I just wanted to say, it's not that good.

Mike O'Mara (1:02:30): What are you doing to yourself? The cupcake phase, do you remember when every time Yes. Yes. Had a cupcakery, and there were all these fat lazy people that didn't wanna make the baked goods like you know, really, when you think about having a real traditional bakery Yeah. You you awaken Cakes.

Mike O'Mara (1:02:50): You awaken at 2AM Yes. To get your day started. You can't just waddle in and put one dust covered cake in the window, and they all were like that. Yeah. Right?

Mike O'Mara (1:03:02): Well, we don't have these today. Now that product that you saw looks like it's being made en masse. It looks like they're actually making a lot of it, and it actually looks good to me.

Unknown Speaker (1:03:12): I tried.

Josh (1:03:13): That is an eight ounce cup. It is $11. Okay. If you would like an actual full cake, they are $85. Where they And if you want Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (1:03:23): And if

Josh (1:03:23): you want multi tier cake, $320.

Rob Spiwack (1:03:26): It looked like the container it was served in was a paper cup, almost like paper because

Mike O'Mara (1:03:31): it does look appealing to me. I don't know if it does to Robin it, but it's appealing

Rob Spiwack (1:03:34): to wondering if they somehow bake it in the paper, though.

Mike O'Mara (1:03:38): There it is. Morons. Looks like New York. We're a big city.

Rob Spiwack (1:03:43): Cakes are stocked up and ready to go.

Mike O'Mara (1:03:45): I wonder if they're different flavors of the cake. I bet there are.

Unknown Speaker (1:03:48): I'm sure there are. I bet they just push the cup onto the cake. Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (1:03:52): Let me

Josh (1:03:52): And then icing it inside the cup. Let me tell you

Mike O'Mara (1:03:55): what appeals to me. Yeah. It to me is a much better confection than a cupcake because you would go in there and just have a spoon and eat it. It would be a snack. Now why are you smirking at me?

Unknown Speaker (1:04:05): Why are you smirking

Unknown Speaker (1:04:06): at me now?

Rob Spiwack (1:04:07): Wondering. Didn't you say that there was, like, sprinkles all around it? Well, there's like there's sprinkled

Mike O'Mara (1:04:12): on that I got that it's encased in a hard vibrant spherical shell of multicloud. Yeah. It sounded to me and to you like it was maybe a ball.

Unknown Speaker (1:04:22): Yeah. Like a like a hostess snowball or something like that.

Mike O'Mara (1:04:25): When I looked at that, the point I'm trying to make here is it looks like I'd love

Rob Spiwack (1:04:29): to try that. And that's what looks better than you described it.

Mike O'Mara (1:04:32): I hate, I mean, hate cupcakes. Yeah. I hate cupcakes.

Rob Spiwack (1:04:38): They and especially muffins. The the yeah. I'm hard I'm

Mike O'Mara (1:04:45): hard pressed to really love a muffin.

Unknown Speaker (1:04:47): Love a muffin?

Mike O'Mara (1:04:48): I'm really I don't know. But the dot cakes look like they'd be delicious. I who doesn't like sprinkles? Sprinkles are good. Mean, they're yummy.

Unknown Speaker (1:04:58): Yeah. I don't like sprinkles. Of course. They're they're in the way. They they're a mess.

Rob Spiwack (1:05:04): Does anybody call them Jimmy's anymore?

Josh (1:05:06): Yeah. Oh, I I do. And then everyone corrects me and doesn't know what I'm talking about.

Rob Spiwack (1:05:12): Best I think sprinkles best on a soft serve vanilla cone. Yeah?

Mike O'Mara (1:05:16): I think it sounds I think not only that seeing the video, and that's why I wanted him to bring it up. It looks to me like it would be a really cool way to have a small little cake snack as opposed to a cake pop,

Unknown Speaker (1:05:28): which I hate. Oh, that's gross.

Unknown Speaker (1:05:30): I don't know. Do you

Rob Spiwack (1:05:31): know they grind up cake and, like, reform it? It's disgusting. But I've seen this before

Unknown Speaker (1:05:35): with cake.

Rob Spiwack (1:05:36): Scrapple. They grind up cake and form the ball. And it's like, these could just be pieces of leaked cake leavens from the floor of the bakery. Fuck that.

Mike O'Mara (1:05:45): They don't, like, they don't, like, cut the cake out and round it or

Rob Spiwack (1:05:48): something average white band. They grind up the cake and reform with, like, cream cheese in it. You mean

Unknown Speaker (1:05:53): there's no melon baller just at the cake? I would think there'd

Mike O'Mara (1:05:57): be an easier process. Rob doesn't know what he's talking about.

Unknown Speaker (1:05:59): But they you've

Rob Spiwack (1:06:01): seen cake pipes have I made?

Unknown Speaker (1:06:03): Cake pops, you mean?

Unknown Speaker (1:06:04): Yes. That's what I meant.

Mike O'Mara (1:06:05): The cake pipe is what you used to smoke your weed out of. That's right. Josh, you were gonna say something else about cake pops?

Josh (1:06:12): Well, I don't know how this is new because I've seen cakes in, like, Mason jars and stuff before.

Unknown Speaker (1:06:17): Yeah. And also mugs. They do mug Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (1:06:20): Do you know what the best cake product is? And this is not related to the dot cakes and the dots the dots meaning the sprinkles. That's obviously what it is. The I think it's it's a local lake that's up, I think it's Smith Mountain Lake. Or Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (1:06:37): What what's that brunch place we all went to downtown, in Georgetown? Oh, founding fathers. Founding fathers, and they have it's it's on their menu, and I think it's called, like, swimming in, Smith Lake or and what it is, it's a, chocolate fudge yellow cake.

Unknown Speaker (1:06:57): Yep.

Unknown Speaker (1:06:58): Sorry. I'm really getting my inner

Rob Spiwack (1:07:00): feeling down. Because I remember this.

Mike O'Mara (1:07:02): Yeah. It's the yellow cake with the chocolate fudge. Now why is why is Mel Brooks, like, looking

Rob Spiwack (1:07:06): at the cake? Jackie the joke man.

Josh (1:07:09): This is, Steve Coosey reviewing it for the New York Post. Doesn't care for

Unknown Speaker (1:07:14): it, obviously. He doesn't like

Unknown Speaker (1:07:16): the like it.

Mike O'Mara (1:07:16): He didn't like well, if it tastes like crap, then screw them. Yeah. But, anyway, going back to this, they serve a yellow cake chocolate fudge ice cream. I mean, icing rather, not ice cream, and they put a layer of, hot cocoa, in the bowl, and they

Unknown Speaker (1:07:34): serve it in a bowl.

Unknown Speaker (1:07:36): Oh my god.

Rob Spiwack (1:07:37): It was really good. And you know what? I think you and I both got it after visiting the buffet a couple times.

Mike O'Mara (1:07:43): It's amazing. Hold on. Dal Godis says Duncan Hines has a product that you bake a cake or brownies in a coffee mug and do it in the microwave. I've seen this.

Unknown Speaker (1:07:53): Yeah.

Mike O'Mara (1:07:53): Yeah. I have one in my pantry right now. I have

Unknown Speaker (1:07:56): I have to get cake. I've gotten the pancakes in a cup like that where you just throw it in your microwave, and it's a and it's a cup of pancake.

Rob Spiwack (1:08:04): My Armor I don't know if you would like Armor, the brand. I have Armor cup of short ribs, which is delicious.

Mike O'Mara (1:08:10): Do you have you ever made the mic I know Rob has. I know you have. You've made the cake in a coffee mug, haven't you?

Rob Spiwack (1:08:16): Yeah. And you know what else I've tried that's a failure is brownie batter in a waffle iron. It sucks. It doesn't work.

Unknown Speaker (1:08:23): It doesn't work at all?

Unknown Speaker (1:08:24): No. I thought it would be a a good way to do it.

Unknown Speaker (1:08:26): Think of that.

Rob Spiwack (1:08:26): Oh, yes. You would. Yes. You would. Well, you know, you don't drink enough.

Mike O'Mara (1:08:30): Our commenters are making me laugh. No. Mike is sitting upright enjoying a piece of cake.

Rob Spiwack (1:08:34): Mike, we're gonna let sit in the sun today. So

Mike O'Mara (1:08:36): do you think that that, post reviewer is giving that nasty, awful face because of the flavor or because of just the concept of it?

Josh (1:08:44): I think because of the hype. I think because it's not worth the hype.

Rob Spiwack (1:08:48): Yeah. That's the way Bob Koozie rolls.

Mike O'Mara (1:08:50): Is PD Sway right when he says best frozen breakfast treat Jimmy Dean pancake pops? I've seen them. I've never tried

Unknown Speaker (1:08:57): them. You've

Unknown Speaker (1:08:57): seen them?

Josh (1:08:58): Yeah. Are those the the corn dog like contraptions?

Unknown Speaker (1:09:01): Yeah. It's

Unknown Speaker (1:09:01): sausage. Pancake on the outside?

Unknown Speaker (1:09:03): Pancake dipping.

Unknown Speaker (1:09:04): Yeah. Oh, they are very good.

Unknown Speaker (1:09:06): Oh, man.

Josh (1:09:06): And and they've got a blueberry version as well.

Rob Spiwack (1:09:09): That's good. Mike, not a preservative in them. They're absolutely pure.

Unknown Speaker (1:09:12): You will shit your brains out. You will. It's a

Unknown Speaker (1:09:17): Thank you, Jimmy Dean.

Mike O'Mara (1:09:18): Alright. So, look, I don't think what they're saying in this news report that I was reading, whether it it's not no. It's not something that's going to be hardened. Right? It looks like it's soft.

Mike O'Mara (1:09:33): The the sprinkles are soft.

Rob Spiwack (1:09:34): Maybe they put it under, like, a broiler for ten seconds to make the the the sprinkles melt.

Unknown Speaker (1:09:40): You know what? But you know, those

Unknown Speaker (1:09:41): are hard. Whenever you have that many of them, they're hard.

Mike O'Mara (1:09:43): I have a road trip tomorrow Yep. Going up to, I think I'm pronouncing it correctly, Oviedo, O V O V I E D O.

Unknown Speaker (1:09:53): And He

Unknown Speaker (1:09:54): plays for the caps.

Unknown Speaker (1:09:54): The the place with the what? Oviedo.

Unknown Speaker (1:09:58): He plays for the caps. Oh,

Mike O'Mara (1:10:00): Oviedo. Is that like an Alex Ovetskin joke?

Unknown Speaker (1:10:02): Yeah. Yeah. Like an Ovetskin joke.

Mike O'Mara (1:10:04): You know, sometimes you can even overstretch, Josh. You really I see that.

Rob Spiwack (1:10:08): Mike, you know the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Ovita, don't you? Yeah. Very exciting. What are you playing? What is Ovita.

Mike O'Mara (1:10:16): Oh, don't cry for me. Argentina. So tomorrow is a road trip. The, it is the b team that I'm going up to what are you playing now?

Rob Spiwack (1:10:26): I'm now in just background music. This is Patti LuPone's Don't Cry For Me, Argentina. I won't let the vocal get in the way. Promise. Or I could turn it off.

Unknown Speaker (1:10:36): Thank you.

Unknown Speaker (1:10:38): Now I've lost my train of thought.

Rob Spiwack (1:10:39): You're going to Ovita tomorrow. It's a

Mike O'Mara (1:10:41): road trip. Where the tournament is. What they didn't tell us is that and for the real working stiffs, people that don't do podcasts and people that not, you know, can't take time off of work, and it's kind of a tough thing for parents is that the tournament starts tomorrow at 01:30 because school's out, and that's what School I I just out. I don't know if the people that organize and run these tournaments and these these competitions are are people that live in the real world.

Rob Spiwack (1:11:20): Because When you are with your other co parents, your cohorts, people that also have kids, do you do you make small talk and commiserate about how weird the scheduling is,

Mike O'Mara (1:11:30): or is it just consternation from people? They're all younger than me, and they're all slaying the dragon. Mhmm. And they're a little, you know, frustrated.

Josh (1:11:38): Do? What are the other jobs where they can drop everything and go to this baseball game?

Mike O'Mara (1:11:43): I think that, you've got a lot of moms taking kids or dads taking kids while the other parent works. I think that's what's happening. Surgeons. There there are people in every line of work. A lot of medical people.

Mike O'Mara (1:11:57): Sure. I haven't seen yeah. Well, I've seen grandparents at the games, but this is the first really long term three and a half hour drive

Unknown Speaker (1:12:06): Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (1:12:06): This is an overnight to get it's

Mike O'Mara (1:12:08): an overnight situation, and everybody's commiserating on what to do. And we found out, at the end of the game last night, and and and it's on our way. No. It's not. And I wish they would just put out some sort of template, so you know.

Unknown Speaker (1:12:23): What if

Rob Spiwack (1:12:23): they issue pagers? Like, the guy you get at a restaurant that light up? Yeah. And it lights and it's also a coaster.

Josh (1:12:31): Do they tell you what hotel everyone's staying at?

Mike O'Mara (1:12:33): They do, but, we're staying at that because we are bringing oh god. We are bringing the dogs. Oh, that'll be good.

Josh (1:12:40): Oh, yeah. Nothing like a road trip with dogs.

Mike O'Mara (1:12:43): Yeah. So we're we're we're staying at the Laquifa Inn.

Rob Spiwack (1:12:46): To be to be fair, Josh, they're staying in a hostel. We are staying

Mike O'Mara (1:12:52): at a stinky, lawn, shit covered It means the Quinta. Yeah. Laquifa.

Josh (1:12:59): Well, I always enjoy because I follow different teams on the game changer app. Sure. And my nephew's team, every time they have a road game like this, my phone will blow up with the parents messaging. We're all heading down to the pool.

Unknown Speaker (1:13:14): Rob, I'll I'll

Unknown Speaker (1:13:16): bring the cooler.

Mike O'Mara (1:13:16): That's not what you want. Well, no. I wouldn't mind socializing with some of the other parents, but at the same time, I'd like to know you know, Rob, you can answer every single question I have with I don't know. Is there is there a second game on Thursday?

Unknown Speaker (1:13:30): I don't know.

Mike O'Mara (1:13:31): If they win the first game, do they advance, or do they they they move on, or do they just go home?

Unknown Speaker (1:13:37): I don't know. Is it a

Unknown Speaker (1:13:39): two day, three day tournament, or four days maybe?

Unknown Speaker (1:13:42): Oh, I don't know. All of it. That's it. You don't know. Think you need to

Mike O'Mara (1:13:48): sort of end up through Saturday morning. I booked the hotels through Saturday morning.

Rob Spiwack (1:13:51): Next Saturday. Just the nine days of bed. Saturday. Mike, I think what you need to do is start a low key grassroots movement among the parents, how dissatisfied everyone is with the organization.

Mike O'Mara (1:14:04): Gonna be that guy. Don't have the bandwidth. Done that enough in my golf career. Done that enough in my radio career. Don't need to do it.

Mike O'Mara (1:14:10): Don't wanna get it. I'm just going what they tell me. I I can do the show on the road. I'll be from the hotel tomorrow. No.

Mike O'Mara (1:14:17): Not tomorrow. On Thursday, I will be from the hotel. That's what I will be doing. If I have to be there from the, ball yard, I'll be doing that as well.

Rob Spiwack (1:14:24): You maybe go to the pool with the other parents? That's

Unknown Speaker (1:14:28): an f. No. Well, see, I

Unknown Speaker (1:14:29): I had another suggestion. I go to

Unknown Speaker (1:14:31): the bar.

Unknown Speaker (1:14:32): A bar is hot game. Mhmm. Means afterwards, you can meet me for dinner at Epcot.

Rob Spiwack (1:14:38): You get discount guest passes.

Unknown Speaker (1:14:40): Probably so.

Rob Spiwack (1:14:41): Yeah. Mike, you could go to Ireland without leaving the country.

Mike O'Mara (1:14:45): Okay. I'll be there. And then on to

Rob Spiwack (1:14:48): the Guardians of the Galaxy roller coaster.

Unknown Speaker (1:14:51): We, we we have to, do you have some, video today?

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Unknown Speaker (1:16:44): chili roll.

Unknown Speaker (1:16:45): I like that. Some beautiful video. Jerry time.

Rob Spiwack (1:16:49): Maybe this one hit harder for me because I recently have had a death in the family.

Unknown Speaker (1:16:53): Okay.

Rob Spiwack (1:16:54): And I'm thinking about stuff like that. By the way, again, I'll mention to all the listeners that had a connection with my dad, June 20 at, 2PM at Jimmy's Old Town Tavern. That's his celebration of life. We'd love to see you out there. But this hit me hard because the last thing you need at a funeral is a surprise.

Speaker 4 (1:17:12): This is Jose Daniel Diaz Felipe, known as Daniel ito, to his friends and family. After passing away at the age of 84, his children prepared to say a final goodbye. His wake set to take place yesterday at the RG Ortiz Funeral Home on Broadway in Washington Heights. But when they saw the body laying in the casket

Speaker 9 (1:17:30): When we opened the coffin, we found another another man, and they were trying, like, for hours, trying to convince us that he that he was our father.

Unknown Speaker (1:17:48): Jose tells us his father was bald like him. He says the person in the casket had hair and was much taller than his dad who was five foot three. The family immediately tried to get answers from the funeral home about the whereabouts of their loved one.

Speaker 9 (1:18:01): They say that they found, like, in the same week, they got another person with a similar name. We are totally broke. We don't know where's our father is.

Rob Spiwack (1:18:18): Oh. So we will we will follow that story. They might have gone to an what's that?

Unknown Speaker (1:18:23): Where's the other body? If they receive two bodies.

Rob Spiwack (1:18:26): Well, I think once they find the original body, everything will

Mike O'Mara (1:18:28): fall into place. Tell. When they mentioned right at the front of that video Yeah. That they spent hours trying to convince Convinced. Instead of spending hours trying to look for the right stiff.

Unknown Speaker (1:18:41): Yeah. Right?

Unknown Speaker (1:18:41): Right.

Mike O'Mara (1:18:42): Yeah. Come on. Now You know, they

Rob Spiwack (1:18:44): could have gone to another place, but it is stiff competition.

Unknown Speaker (1:18:49): Now god. Wax

Rob Spiwack (1:18:50): out. Surprise you, Mike. Yes. This happened in a I don't know. Do you know all 50 states?

Mike O'Mara (1:18:57): Yeah. You mean by, like, could I go through them?

Rob Spiwack (1:19:00): No. No. No. I just wanna make sure you're familiar with them. This is

Mike O'Mara (1:19:03): am I familiar with all 50 states?

Rob Spiwack (1:19:05): We don't normally get a story from this state. It's in the Southeastern part of The United States called Florida.

Josh (1:19:10): Mike stopped counting at 48.

Rob Spiwack (1:19:12): Oh, yeah. I know he's never recognized. No need.

Mike O'Mara (1:19:14): No need Hawaii and Alaska. No need to apply.

Rob Spiwack (1:19:17): All the land needs to touch. Say it's me. Yep. Yep. So let's say you're in Taco Bell, and a guy comes in.

Rob Spiwack (1:19:24): It's Florida, as I said. He doesn't have a shirt, but he is wearing a kilt. And, someone says he looks like a meth head, and he doesn't like that. That's a trigger for him.

Mike O'Mara (1:19:35): Okay.

Rob Spiwack (1:19:36): And he counters it by saying, I'm not a meth head. I'm an electrician. I'm gonna turn off all the lights in this Taco Bell. That's just silly. Right?

Mike O'Mara (1:19:44): Yeah. It kinda feels like watching a movie.

Unknown Speaker (1:20:00): I

Unknown Speaker (1:20:02): wouldn't mess with that guy.

Rob Spiwack (1:20:04): No. But watch. This is just someone taping it in in Taco Bell.

Unknown Speaker (1:20:07): I got it on foot.

Unknown Speaker (1:20:10): I've seen this one.

Unknown Speaker (1:20:13): The fuck. Yay. So don't mess with him.

Mike O'Mara (1:20:17): Don't mess with him. But that is a scare. I wouldn't come anywhere near that guy.

Rob Spiwack (1:20:21): Me neither. Me neither.

Mike O'Mara (1:20:22): I mean, because he doesn't have that kind of, like, emaciated meth addity more as like a badass, I'm a drunk biker vibe. Yeah. That's what I'm getting for him.

Rob Spiwack (1:20:31): That kind of meth head strength, but he's wearing a kilt.

Unknown Speaker (1:20:34): But don't you also kinda like that he did shut the power off? Like, he did exactly what he said.

Unknown Speaker (1:20:39): Yeah. Because he he storms out, and he proved his point. Right.

Rob Spiwack (1:20:42): He's an effing electrician, as he said. Mike, have I always said this? Yes. I have. The rules are in place to make the game more fun.

Rob Spiwack (1:20:50): Okay. You need to pay attention to the rules. If you go to a Six Flags Six Flags game

Mike O'Mara (1:20:57): Odell Beckham, Josh. I just thought I'd share that. They got Odell Beckham Junior. Just wanted to pass that along.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:02): Good. Good. Well done. It's more well, I'm more focused on tonight's games.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:08): Oh, that's right. The baseball. Baseball going on.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:10): We got a little baseball matchup tonight.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:12): I I that's true. That's fair. Orioles, red sox.

Rob Spiwack (1:21:14): Six Flags owns the old Cedar Fair Amusement Park in Cincinnati, and you cannot

Unknown Speaker (1:21:19): Great place. Great place. I've got a lifetime pass.

Rob Spiwack (1:21:22): Mike, actually, for some of our older listeners, that's where the Brady Bunch went in episode in season four. Oh.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:28): To find the architect Rollins? Exactly.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:30): But it was it was Yogi Bear. Yeah.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:31): Yeah. I know that.

Rob Spiwack (1:21:34): You cannot break the rules. Do not bring food onto one of their roller coasters just because you are an influencer on the Internet.

Speaker 7 (1:21:42): Uber now bound for life from Cedar Point.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:45): All the Hi, Tiffany.

Speaker 7 (1:21:46): Decided to eat chicken nuggets on a popular roller coaster. He does stunts like this for the nearly 2,000,000 people who follow him Yep. Catherine Huntley asked him today Catherine. If it was worth it.

Unknown Speaker (1:21:57): I had to eat a 10 piece nugget while I'm on a roller coaster.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:01): Influencer.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:01): What is

Unknown Speaker (1:22:02): wrong with you?

Unknown Speaker (1:22:03): This is a film that's never like he comes up. He explains his whole thing.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:07): Thousand views. It features a Detroit man eating chicken McNuggets with sauce while on Cedar Point's Millennium Force.

Speaker 10 (1:22:16): My type of content is my fans give me challenges. I say my signature line, which is what is wrong with you? And then I complete the challenge.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:24): I've seen this stuff.

Rob Spiwack (1:22:25): Yeah. Is it great? I'm sure it's great.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:27): It's it's fine.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:28): Yeah. I'm sure

Unknown Speaker (1:22:28): it's fine. Fine.

Mike O'Mara (1:22:29): It's perfectly fine. Yeah. And his fans like it.

Rob Spiwack (1:22:32): What's beautiful, Mike, is he wasn't caught that day. He got a letter from Cedar Point and Six Flags saying he's banned for life.

Mike O'Mara (1:22:39): How many views did he get for the amusement park?

Unknown Speaker (1:22:43): 2,000,000.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:43): Yeah. 2,000,000. Come on. Yeah. I know.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:45): Guys, get with the program. Please.

Rob Spiwack (1:22:48): I think it was not the nuggets. It must have been the sauce.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:51): They they should have gotten on board. Crotch nuggets.

Unknown Speaker (1:22:54): All they had all they had to do with Padelo's statement saying, it's not safe. Please don't do this.

Rob Spiwack (1:23:00): Yeah. Exactly. Mike, you deal with sea lion. We saw sea lions in Maine. Right?

Unknown Speaker (1:23:06): Seals.

Rob Spiwack (1:23:07): Okay. So sea lions are different, I suppose, but Yes. They don't take no they don't take anything from anybody.

Mike O'Mara (1:23:13): And leopard seals are really dangerous.

Rob Spiwack (1:23:15): And Easter seals are a great cause.

Unknown Speaker (1:23:17): Wonderful.

Rob Spiwack (1:23:18): So if you're out there, you're doing your run on your kayak, just be careful. Yeah. They're nasty. I would have soiled my life jacket.

Unknown Speaker (1:23:37): I wanna see that again.

Unknown Speaker (1:23:38): I absolutely would've again, please. Best my life jacket.

Mike O'Mara (1:23:42): This is good. Pops up first. There he is. There he is. And now he's coming in for a landing.

Unknown Speaker (1:23:48): 321. Yes, sir. Here we go.

Rob Spiwack (1:23:51): And they're big. I mean, that's enough. That's I just I don't know that I could do that.

Mike O'Mara (1:23:56): They were average sized women that were paddling.

Rob Spiwack (1:23:58): No. No. I'm talking about the sea lion.

Unknown Speaker (1:23:59): I'm just joking.

Rob Spiwack (1:24:00): Let us close with this, Mike. You know, I try to avoid it, but sometimes a dad joke just grabs me right by the scruff of the neck. Okay.

Unknown Speaker (1:24:07): This janitor just asked if I wanted to smoke some weed with him. I politely declined. I can't deal with high maintenance people.

Unknown Speaker (1:24:19): There it is. Look at him. Look at the upper right hand corner. He's so proud. He's loving that.

Unknown Speaker (1:24:23): Oh, he wished he came up with that one.

Mike O'Mara (1:24:25): He's loving Pretty great joke. People. I wouldn't use you know, great gets thrown around all the time, but, you know, to each his own. That's the way I look at that.

Rob Spiwack (1:24:33): What if a sea lion told that joke?

Mike O'Mara (1:24:35): If a sea lion told that, so in mid air right before he's gonna hit the kayak, I'm watching. We'll be back tomorrow with a brand new episode. It'll be fun like it always is. In the meantime, commenters, thank you for your support. Please like this episode and share it with your friends and subscribe if you're not a subscriber.

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