Episode 1- What Happened to Brendan Fraser?

Episode 1 of our podcast!  Join Rebecca and Angeline as we ask the hard hitting question, what ever happened to Brendan Fraser?  Josh joins us for Curmudgeon Corner to bag on Angeline's parking job and not enough leg room on planes.  

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Rebecca Smith: 0:15

It's all happening, Angeline!

Angeline Compau: 0:17

I was just going to say that!. It's all happening...

Unknown: 0:21

We are officially kind of official, like we have an officially kind of official setup, officially kind official speakers, microphones, everything.

Angeline Compau: 0:30

a song

Rebecca Smith: 0:31

and kind of know how to work it all.

Angeline Compau: 0:34

and we don't sound poopy

Rebecca Smith: 0:35

after like, what four weeks of like trial and error and everything else. Wilbur! Wilber's all up on you.

Angeline Compau: 0:42

Oh, he wants to musk me up!

Rebecca Smith: 0:47

He does.

Angeline Compau: 0:48

Oh...Wilbur!

Rebecca Smith: 0:48

He does! He does!

Angeline Compau: 0:50

I love it.

Rebecca Smith: 0:51

So welcome to the

Angeline Compau: 0:53

I could be your mother...

Rebecca Smith: 0:56

I Could Be Your Mother Podcast. I am Rebecca.

Angeline Compau: 1:00

Angeline!

Rebecca Smith: 1:01

and I am a gen-xer

Angeline Compau: 1:04

I'm your favorite millennial

Rebecca Smith: 1:06

are you though?

Angeline Compau: 1:07

I should be.

Rebecca Smith: 1:09

Yeah, well,

Angeline Compau: 1:10

I should be

Rebecca Smith: 1:10

your maybe top five. We'll see.

Angeline Compau: 1:14

I'll take it. Good job

Rebecca Smith: 1:17

And we're going to talk each week just about our friendship and what's going on with us how we're friends when we're from two different generations and all of that good, goodie-good-good stuff. And we're also going to pick like different events and stuff to talk about stuff that like shaped our lives and made us who we are today.

Angeline Compau: 1:37

just random crap.

Rebecca Smith: 1:40

Pretty much just a random.

Angeline Compau: 1:42

When it comes to me. It's gonna be random crap.

Rebecca Smith: 1:46

Well, mine's random, too. It's just a little bit more research random crap.

Angeline Compau: 1:49

Yours is so much more put together.

Rebecca Smith: 1:52

Well, that's because I'm a nerd.

Angeline Compau: 1:55

Yes.

Rebecca Smith: 1:56

I like to research things. I like to organize things.

Angeline Compau: 1:58

Yes. I like to fly by the seat of my pants,

Rebecca Smith: 2:02

which is why we're taping this on the night after we're supposed to be taping this.

Angeline Compau: 2:09

Whoopies!

Rebecca Smith: 2:09

Because

Angeline Compau: 2:11

I didn't do my homework.

Rebecca Smith: 2:12

And how long did you have to do your homework?

Angeline Compau: 2:14

I had two weeks. And I still waited to do it this morning. At my job.

Rebecca Smith: 2:21

I know I saw that post that you guys went out for ice cream, i'm like that bitch. She's supposed to be recording. And she went out for ice cream.

Angeline Compau: 2:32

That was that like, first of all? That was

8: 2:34

30 at night.

Rebecca Smith: 2:35

Whatever.

Angeline Compau: 2:35

I would have been home any who.

Rebecca Smith: 2:37

Lies.

Angeline Compau: 2:38

I would have been home.

Rebecca Smith: 2:38

Lies.

Angeline Compau: 2:39

We could have been done by then.

Rebecca Smith: 2:40

Just kidding.

Angeline Compau: 2:43

But yeah, I am totally one of those people. Don't give me anything to do with any time because I'll still wait to the last minute. You guys all just tell me at the last minute.

Rebecca Smith: 2:54

I'm a procrastinator too. I just I don't know...

Angeline Compau: 2:58

If you give me two weeks to do something, I will still do it the day before. And the problem with why I didn't get it done the day before like I was going to is that it was my nephew's birthday and we were at my brother's house having cake. And that that ate up a lot of my time. I can never get my mom to leave when it's a good time to leave.

Rebecca Smith: 3:19

Yeah,

Angeline Compau: 3:20

She just, ugh

Rebecca Smith: 3:23

Okay, so I'm gonna start with a game.

Angeline Compau: 3:26

Let's play.

Rebecca Smith: 3:27

Okay, so these are things that millennials know. Or I'm sorry, Gen Xers know that millennials probably would not.

Angeline Compau: 3:35

Okay.

Rebecca Smith: 3:37

But I feel like some of these things I don't even know.

Angeline Compau: 3:38

I'm I'm a I'm like a xenial I might know this.

Unknown: 3:43

Oh, geez. The dog...

Angeline Compau: 3:45

Jasper.

Rebecca Smith: 3:47

Okay, do you know what green stamps are?

Angeline Compau: 3:51

Like Green Berets and their stamps?

Rebecca Smith: 3:55

No, I think I feel like it was kind of a precursor to food stamps.

Angeline Compau: 3:59

Oh, I don't know.

Rebecca Smith: 4:03

That's the dog breathing into the microphone!

Angeline Compau: 4:06

He's on air!

Josh Smith: 4:06

He's not barking!

Rebecca Smith: 4:08

You want to come here in the hot breath on the mic?

Angeline Compau: 4:11

Oh hot breath!.

Rebecca Smith: 4:14

Okay. So yeah, green stamps. It was a program popular in the 60s and 70s. So you could go, it was kind of like the very first like, rewards program where you would buy groceries and you get like stamps and then you put them in your booklet and then you can trade those in for like other things.

Angeline Compau: 4:31

Did they have red ones?

Rebecca Smith: 4:33

No, it was all called Green.

Angeline Compau: 4:34

Fine. Colorists.

Rebecca Smith: 4:37

Okay. Floppy disks?

Angeline Compau: 4:38

I do know this.

Rebecca Smith: 4:40

ok

Angeline Compau: 4:40

I think I was really young but I had em, that it was my very first like when I had to save stuff.

Rebecca Smith: 4:48

On your computer

Angeline Compau: 4:48

At school I had they gave us a floppy disk and then we evolved eventually and they gave us flash drives at school but they did I had floppy discs

Rebecca Smith: 4:57

Oh, nice. Okay, Tab soda?

Angeline Compau: 5:01

I've never had one, but I've seen it on movies and stuff.

Rebecca Smith: 5:05

I think it's just like coke.

Angeline Compau: 5:07

Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 5:07

If I remember correctly

Angeline Compau: 5:08

Yeah, It's a cola.

Rebecca Smith: 5:09

Yeah. Slide rules?

Angeline Compau: 5:12

that's like super old. That's for math.

Rebecca Smith: 5:15

Yes.

Angeline Compau: 5:15

Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 5:16

Oh see, you know more than....I'm like, I don't know what that is.

Angeline Compau: 5:18

I know it's for math. I don't know how to use it. I know old people use it,

Rebecca Smith: 5:22

and use it like, multiply, divide, and, like, do all this crap with this, like the ruler? I don't know. It's weird. Oh, here's one, which I never even knew either. These are all I feel like these are pre not like pre pre pre. Maybe it's just stuff that millennials won't know.

Angeline Compau: 5:38

Maybe,

Rebecca Smith: 5:38

but not necessarily Gen X stuff. Automats?

Angeline Compau: 5:41

No.

Rebecca Smith: 5:42

So if you look at some of the old like, because I've been watching all these old movies have them where it's a it's almost like a cafeteria thing. But you go in and everything's like in this refrigerator and you like put your money in the slot. And then you open the window and you pull out the tray that's of that window. So you could like they would like fill the windows, but you would just pull out the tray of that window or like pull up the tray like a sandwich or the fruit or whatever it was.

Angeline Compau: 6:04

Oh,

Rebecca Smith: 6:04

picture of it.

Angeline Compau: 6:05

Oh,

Rebecca Smith: 6:06

yeah. So it was kind of like a like a cafeteria type thingy.

Angeline Compau: 6:10

didn't know that thing.

Rebecca Smith: 6:17

I don't know. Did you ever have to do the rope climb in gym?

Angeline Compau: 6:20

No. But my grandpa had when he put one up in our, in his backyard for us. And I was so good at it when I was little.

Rebecca Smith: 6:27

I can never even do like a pull-up.I don't care.

Angeline Compau: 6:30

I can't Well, I can't know. When I was a kid. I was really good

Rebecca Smith: 6:33

Hold on let me get the dog out of here. Because Josh is not doing his job. Yeah. Okay. I can never do a pull up. Still can't, can ever do the rope climb. never do anything with real arm strength. I feel

Angeline Compau: 6:49

I might be able to do one pull up.

Rebecca Smith: 6:51

Really?

Angeline Compau: 6:52

Like, maybe maybe I was doing really well. I was working out really hard core, like over the summer and I could get like two. Now I don't think I could. I've been slacking

Rebecca Smith: 7:04

pet rocks?

Angeline Compau: 7:05

I have one.

Rebecca Smith: 7:06

You have one now?

Angeline Compau: 7:07

Okay, so here's the thing. When I was in third grade, we made pet rocks in school. And I think I ripped off all the pipe cleaners and stuff at one point, but there's still two googly eyes and my mom uses it as a doorstop. So we still have it.

Rebecca Smith: 7:22

This says it was a bizarre fad. It came around in 1975. And it came in like it looks like kind of like a Happy Meal box. And it's just a smooth stone package in a cardboard box.

Angeline Compau: 7:33

Oh,

Rebecca Smith: 7:33

marketed as a maintenance free pet. So it's basically just like a rock sitting in like a nest of straw.

Angeline Compau: 7:39

Oh, I made my own I've dug up a rock. And I decorated it. I had googly eyes and hair.

Rebecca Smith: 7:47

Yeah, they bought them for $3.95 each!

Angeline Compau: 7:49

I dug my own!

Rebecca Smith: 7:50

You'd buy a rock? who would buy a rock? Why would you buy them when you could just go get one like you did!

Angeline Compau: 7:54

I had to wash it and stuff.

Rebecca Smith: 7:56

Milk shoots?

Angeline Compau: 7:58

A milk shoot? Yeah, we had one when I first moved here, like your nipple?

Rebecca Smith: 8:03

No! That's a whole other kind of milk shoot...in the homes in the 1960s we had one in our house in Grosse Pointe.

Angeline Compau: 8:11

Oh,

Rebecca Smith: 8:12

so when the milkman would come he just put it in the thing and then you had an access from it on the inside.

Angeline Compau: 8:17

Oh, that's adorable.

Rebecca Smith: 8:20

So cute.

Angeline Compau: 8:21

Do they do laundry shoots? I want one. Actually would really like one if well, I don't have my laundry downstairs. But if I did

Rebecca Smith: 8:31

duck and cover drills, which I never had to do that's like baby boomer stuff.

Angeline Compau: 8:35

Oh,

Rebecca Smith: 8:36

for like bombs.

Angeline Compau: 8:39

Yeah, I...

Rebecca Smith: 8:41

but really is hiding under your desk and and save you from an atomic bomb

Angeline Compau: 8:44

No

Rebecca Smith: 8:45

I wouldn't think so either

Angeline Compau: 8:47

we had like lockdown drills

Rebecca Smith: 8:48

VHS tapes. VHS versus beta.

Angeline Compau: 8:52

I don't know about beta. But I do you know about VHS tapes.

Rebecca Smith: 8:55

Yeah. Oh my gosh, frugging.

Angeline Compau: 9:01

What?

Rebecca Smith: 9:02

do you know what frugging is?

Angeline Compau: 9:04

no idea.

Rebecca Smith: 9:06

It was a short lived dance craze. It was unusual poses, and then exaggerated arm movements.

Angeline Compau: 9:14

You know what that reminds me of? Oh, in, um, what's that movie? with Patrick Dempsey..

Rebecca Smith: 9:23

Oh Can't Buy Me Love?

Angeline Compau: 9:24

Yes. Thank you. And he's doing the dance that he saw on TV. It's just exaggerated movement.

Rebecca Smith: 9:31

I love that movie because I was filmed in my hometown.

Angeline Compau: 9:33

Oh, was it really? I didn't know that.

Rebecca Smith: 9:35

Yes it was.

Angeline Compau: 9:36

I just loved that part in the movie. What are you trying to learn to dance?

Rebecca Smith: 9:40

It's the African mating ritual.

Angeline Compau: 9:41

Yes!

Rebecca Smith: 9:45

Oh, this is one of my favorites. Growing up HR Puffin stuff.

Angeline Compau: 9:50

No idea.

Rebecca Smith: 9:51

Really?

Angeline Compau: 9:51

No. What's that?

Rebecca Smith: 9:53

It was a TV show. It was like a Saturday morning like kid show. HR Puffin Stuff and yeah.

Angeline Compau: 10:00

Puff N stuff, huh?

Rebecca Smith: 10:01

That's what the whole everybody Okay, so this is what it says. It says it was a children show but found a loyal following among users of marijuana and LSD thanks to psychedelic imagery and apparent drug references, which the creators denied.

Angeline Compau: 10:16

Oh my gosh, that's hilarious.

Rebecca Smith: 10:17

it only aired for 17 episodes, but it named it one of the top 30 cult TV Shows of All Time, HR Puffin stuff and the bugaloos is was also another one that I loved. The bugaboos, I think you can get the bugabo s on Amazon.

Angeline Compau: 10:30

I've never seen that either. But I like the name.

Rebecca Smith: 10:33

It was four British people flying around. They were bugs. It was my favorite!

Angeline Compau: 10:37

What?

Rebecca Smith: 10:39

It was crazy. Battle of the network stars?

Angeline Compau: 10:43

I've heard of it.

Rebecca Smith: 10:45

Yeah. All the different networks, all of the different network TV stars would like team up, it was kind of like an early day Challenge. Like The Challenge, but it was like the network stars were the teams.

Angeline Compau: 10:56

I see.

Rebecca Smith: 10:57

So that was like the big thing like rooting for your favorite shows and stuff like that. And TV stations signing off. Have you ever seen that?

Angeline Compau: 11:08

Like, wow, that's like the guy that Walter Cronkite, like how he signs out?

Rebecca Smith: 11:13

No, that's like, that's like a news program. So at the end of the night, every night like your basic network stations, it wasn't a 24 hour thing. So at the very end of the night, at the end of programming, they would play the national anthem. And you'd get like this colored screen and it would just be like, beeeeep.

Angeline Compau: 11:31

Shut up, that screen terrifies me. Like that'll give me nightmares.

Rebecca Smith: 11:37

Why?

Angeline Compau: 11:37

I don't like it. I don't like that. I don't like the static on TV. It freaks me out.

Rebecca Smith: 11:42

Oh, like Poltergeist?

Angeline Compau: 11:43

Yes. Yeah, that too. I don't like that

Rebecca Smith: 11:46

The're coming Carol Ann...

Angeline Compau: 11:47

So they didn't play TV like 24 hours a day.

Rebecca Smith: 11:49

No.

Angeline Compau: 11:49

Oh my god. they didn't have 24 hour programming. And we actually had to get up to turn the channel. Well, I did that. I still well.

Rebecca Smith: 11:58

My sisters were so mean to me. They would make me get up and do it.

Angeline Compau: 12:01

You're the designated remote.

Rebecca Smith: 12:02

Or if you had like antennas and you'd have to like hold the antenna in a certain place and they'd be like just hold it, and i'm like I'm not gonna stand here the whole time.

Angeline Compau: 12:09

and they'd be like, Yes, you are.

Rebecca Smith: 12:10

Mmm Hmm, mean. my sister got struck by lightning once she she got up to turn the channel on the TV and

Angeline Compau: 12:13

Shut up. lightning struck it. And she flew back. It was crazy.

Rebecca Smith: 12:19

It was crazy. Yeah, Tracy

Angeline Compau: 12:24

Oh my God, if I ever meet her I'm going to be like so is that why you're a, a little off your rocker. Just kidding. I'm just kidding. I've never met you. I don't know you.

Rebecca Smith: 12:32

Okay, so that's my game. You did pretty good. Like I'm but again, like the happiest crap. I didn't know.

Angeline Compau: 12:37

Yeah,

Rebecca Smith: 12:38

let's look up what millennials know that I don't know. Terms millennial use. Let's see. Let's just see...

Angeline Compau: 12:46

I'm trying to think of someoff the top of my head.

Rebecca Smith: 12:49

24 phrases millennials use all the time, but no one else gets.

Angeline Compau: 12:53

Okay. Okay. Let's see.

Rebecca Smith: 12:55

Woke.

Angeline Compau: 12:56

Yeah,

Rebecca Smith: 12:57

you use that? You woke?

Angeline Compau: 12:59

I don't. I don't use it. But I yeah, that's a that's a common one.

Rebecca Smith: 13:03

Okay. respec

Angeline Compau: 13:07

I don't think that's millennial.

Rebecca Smith: 13:09

Uh huh. I feel like that's just lazy. I mean, really, you can't say the whole word Respect.

Angeline Compau: 13:13

Right, right

Rebecca Smith: 13:13

You have to say Respec,

Angeline Compau: 13:15

respec. That's stupid.

Rebecca Smith: 13:18

adulting.

Angeline Compau: 13:18

I use that all the time. And actually, I frequently will ask for an adult when I can't do something. And I don't know who lets me adult. I'm not an adult.

Rebecca Smith: 13:30

No?

Angeline Compau: 13:30

no. So yeah, I'm like, I'm bad at adulting I say that all the time.

Rebecca Smith: 13:35

canceled. Do you say something's canceled or somebody's cancelled? I feel like that is used a lot. Cancel culture

Angeline Compau: 13:42

It is. It is now I don't I don't use it. But

Rebecca Smith: 13:46

the term low key

Angeline Compau: 13:48

Oh,

Rebecca Smith: 13:48

I hear that all the time

Angeline Compau: 13:49

I use that all the time. I like to say yeah, I'm low key pissed right now. low key pissed off.

Rebecca Smith: 13:57

snatched. I hear that only on the on RuPaul drag race.

Angeline Compau: 14:00

I like I like to call Snapchat Snatchchat.

Rebecca Smith: 14:03

I do too. We have a, me and my four girlfriends have a chat, like a group chat and texting that we call Snatchchat.

Angeline Compau: 14:12

I like it.

Rebecca Smith: 14:13

Yeah. shook.

Angeline Compau: 14:16

Yeah, that's used a lot.

Rebecca Smith: 14:17

Yeah,

Angeline Compau: 14:17

that's used a lot.

Rebecca Smith: 14:19

Keep it 100 you know what a weight keep it 100's cool. Not just shook. shooketh. I am shooketh. That is very common. Yeah. Drakeing?

Angeline Compau: 14:33

No.

Rebecca Smith: 14:34

Do you know what that is?

Angeline Compau: 14:35

No idea.

Rebecca Smith: 14:36

So says drinking as a verb form of the name

Angeline Compau: 14:42

for Drake

Rebecca Smith: 14:42

for Drake, whose lyrics are known as being emotional. So behavior such as calling or texting an ex late at night or being sad or nostalgic about past relationships would be examples of drakeing.

Angeline Compau: 14:55

He's a little dramatic.

Rebecca Smith: 14:58

is he?

Angeline Compau: 14:59

I think so.

Rebecca Smith: 14:59

I don't listen to a lot of his stuff.

Angeline Compau: 15:02

I liked his old stuff. His new stuff is not my favorite.

Rebecca Smith: 15:06

I heard this one actually today used, aesthetic.

Angeline Compau: 15:10

Yeah,

Rebecca Smith: 15:11

instead of like my vibe. It's my aesthetic.

Angeline Compau: 15:13

Oh, I still like vibes.

Rebecca Smith: 15:15

I know. I heard that thirst trap. We're gonna ask Josh these because I don't know if Josh will know any of these.

Angeline Compau: 15:22

thirst trap is my favorite. I send, sometimes I send pictures to somebody. And

Rebecca Smith: 15:32

oh? boom chicka bow wow..

Angeline Compau: 15:33

it's a thirst trap.

Rebecca Smith: 15:35

And does it work?

Angeline Compau: 15:36

Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 15:36

Does your thirst quenched?

Angeline Compau: 15:38

Not mine, his.

Rebecca Smith: 15:39

Oh, well, isn't it if you post the picture you're thirsty because you're thirsty for the attention?

Angeline Compau: 15:45

Maybe?

Rebecca Smith: 15:46

Yeah, I think so.

Angeline Compau: 15:48

But I'm also feel like I'm trapping him hahah.

Rebecca Smith: 15:51

Oh. Okay, hashtag blessed.

Angeline Compau: 15:57

Hashtag everything.

Rebecca Smith: 15:59

I know, uh, Feels.

Angeline Compau: 16:02

Oh, I'm all up in my fields all the time. You guys, it gets me right in the feels.

Rebecca Smith: 16:09

glow up. Yeah. Yeah. What is that?

Angeline Compau: 16:12

It's like, you know, when I was younger, I was like, an ugly duckling and I had my glow up.

Rebecca Smith: 16:19

I still haven't had mine.

Angeline Compau: 16:22

I'm waiting too

Rebecca Smith: 16:23

Gucci.

Angeline Compau: 16:24

When you're fancy.

Rebecca Smith: 16:26

Yeah.

Angeline Compau: 16:27

That's Gucci.

Rebecca Smith: 16:27

Cool, good. Fine, or okay. I'm totally Gucci

Angeline Compau: 16:30

oh ok

Rebecca Smith: 16:31

goat. That's another one that you guys use all the time.

Angeline Compau: 16:34

You know, I love it. greatest of all time.

Rebecca Smith: 16:36

The letter V. Oh, my this

Angeline Compau: 16:39

for vagina?

Rebecca Smith: 16:41

haha, no, For very

Angeline Compau: 16:43

oh, yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 16:44

He's V cute.

Angeline Compau: 16:45

I don't like that. But I get it. That's not millenial, that's Z

Rebecca Smith: 16:52

we used to say very like, oh, like we have from Heather's that's so very. You're so very. Like, I couldn't be bothered to say that. It's so very what. It's just like, so very. on fleek, which I feel it's kind of

Angeline Compau: 17:04

Oh, that's old. But I like it.

Rebecca Smith: 17:06

swole.

Angeline Compau: 17:09

I always think of that as just working out, but I know that

Rebecca Smith: 17:12

it is Yeah,

Angeline Compau: 17:12

yeah. Okay.

Rebecca Smith: 17:14

Do it for the views.

Angeline Compau: 17:16

Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 17:18

That's kind of the same as thirst trap, isn't it?

Angeline Compau: 17:20

Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 17:21

I can't even

Angeline Compau: 17:22

Oh, all time.

Rebecca Smith: 17:23

We say a version of that, me and my friends.

Angeline Compau: 17:27

I don't even finish that.

Rebecca Smith: 17:28

Like we say like, I can't even talk about it.

Angeline Compau: 17:30

I don't even say I can't even, I just, I can't.

Rebecca Smith: 17:32

Yeah, we say that too.

Angeline Compau: 17:33

I can't, I can't even

Rebecca Smith: 17:36

suss

Angeline Compau: 17:38

suspicious. I don't even finish it.

Rebecca Smith: 17:41

I know you guys never just want to finish your word. Literally. Yes, you guys. Look. I guess I do too.

Angeline Compau: 17:46

Literally,

Rebecca Smith: 17:46

literally.

Angeline Compau: 17:47

That's like, I feel like I pick that up in parks and rec though, with Rob Lowe, because he said that all the time.

Rebecca Smith: 17:55

Okay. I never watched that show

Angeline Compau: 17:56

Literally.

Rebecca Smith: 17:58

I think I've seen a few of them. But I've never I never like religiously watched it.

Angeline Compau: 18:03

Okay, here's what I'm going to say about that show. If you've never got into it, skip season one and two, and just go straight to season three.

Rebecca Smith: 18:10

I can't you know, I can't do that. You know, me, the OCD in me is not gonna allow that

Angeline Compau: 18:14

Okay,you can. I don't know. I got into it from season one. I if I ever go back and rewatch the show, though, I skip those because season three is when Rob Lowe comes in. And Adam Scott and they both just make the show.

Rebecca Smith: 18:29

Okay.

Angeline Compau: 18:30

Yeah,

Rebecca Smith: 18:31

Alright,

Angeline Compau: 18:31

but anyway, that's where I get literally from

Rebecca Smith: 18:34

the Adams guy did a show on HBO about it was about married couples in therapy. Oh my god, it was so good.

Angeline Compau: 18:41

really,

Rebecca Smith: 18:42

yeah it was only one season

Angeline Compau: 18:44

then it must not have been very good.

Rebecca Smith: 18:46

it was really good, though.

Angeline Compau: 18:47

I'm just kidding.

Rebecca Smith: 18:47

Oh, my God it was really good. I can't remember the name of it, but.

Angeline Compau: 18:50

JK.

Rebecca Smith: 18:51

anyhoo, okay. That's my game.

Angeline Compau: 18:53

I liked it.

Rebecca Smith: 18:53

That's all I got. All I got I basically I fail. No, I knew what a lot of those were. I didn't know. Like, I just feel like it's lazy.

Angeline Compau: 19:03

Now, if we're talking about lazy, it me.

Rebecca Smith: 19:08

Yes,

Angeline Compau: 19:08

that's, that's Yeah. It me

Rebecca Smith: 19:11

It me. Alright, what is your person place or thing of a generation?

Angeline Compau: 19:17

Okay. So I had this conversation with somebody at work a little bit ago. And I did not know this. And I was like, What? So I have a person who I really like. I think he's an awesome actor. But I'm like, Where did he go? What happened to him? Because he was super big, like 90s, early 2000s. And then he just kind of disappeared. And my friend was like, Oh, you didn't hear about that. And I was like, no. So, Rebecca, do you know what happened to Brendan Frasier?

Rebecca Smith: 19:53

Encino Man

Angeline Compau: 19:54

Encino Man.

Rebecca Smith: 19:57

Did he retire?

Angeline Compau: 20:00

No

Rebecca Smith: 20:01

Okay...

Angeline Compau: 20:02

Look it I got my notes that I took at work.

Rebecca Smith: 20:04

Oh my gosh, look at your notes...

Angeline Compau: 20:05

I took these at work.

Rebecca Smith: 20:06

Okay, what happend to Brendan Frasier,

Angeline Compau: 20:09

so, like he did Encino Man in like 1992

Rebecca Smith: 20:12

Yeah, he did a bunch of shit though

Angeline Compau: 20:14

he was he was on a roll.

Rebecca Smith: 20:16

Yeah,

Angeline Compau: 20:16

he was doing good. He did like

Rebecca Smith: 20:18

King Kong or something, didn't he?

Angeline Compau: 20:20

And then the mummy.

Rebecca Smith: 20:21

Oh, yeah.

Angeline Compau: 20:22

The mommy was freaking awesome for you guys best ride at Universal Studios in Florida.

Rebecca Smith: 20:28

I've never been there.

Angeline Compau: 20:29

He did a blast from the past, which I love.

Rebecca Smith: 20:33

Oh, yeah,

Angeline Compau: 20:33

I love that movie. And then he had some like, really big downer ones that like lost a shit ton of money.

Rebecca Smith: 20:41

Okay,

Angeline Compau: 20:42

like, apparently, that Dudley do right movie?

Rebecca Smith: 20:46

Oh,

Angeline Compau: 20:47

it was I had a budget of $70 million. And it only made $10 million. So they lost 60 million on that movie.

Rebecca Smith: 20:58

Soul crushing

Angeline Compau: 20:58

It is, so terrible. So anyway, he had like

Rebecca Smith: 21:00

Low key as you like to say. a bunch of movies that kind of sucked. He had a couple of hits. He was like you're in there, whatever. He in the summer of 2003. And nobody knows about this. Well, they do now, but nobody did. Nobody knew at the time really. It was kept Hush Hush. He was sexuall

Angeline Compau: 21:24

Yeah, He was sexually assaulted by the Hollywood

Rebecca Smith: 21:25

What? Foreign Press Association president. What?

Angeline Compau: 21:34

Yes. Yes. So

Rebecca Smith: 21:37

the Golden Globes guy?

Angeline Compau: 21:39

Thank you. Okay. So I didn't know if you knew that or not the Golden Globes guy. The president. They were at like a luncheon. And he grabbed his ass and tickled his taint. Which I know is not funny. But like, that is kind of what happened

Rebecca Smith: 21:53

well that term is funny.

Angeline Compau: 21:55

I know. I know.

Rebecca Smith: 21:56

sexual assault in itself is not funny.

Angeline Compau: 21:57

No.

Rebecca Smith: 21:58

But when you say that,

Angeline Compau: 21:59

I know when you say it that way. Yes. So he got sexually assaulted. And he was like, Whoa, like, and nobody else

Rebecca Smith: 22:06

How come this wasn't everywhere?

Angeline Compau: 22:08

Well, so he like a was really ashamed. He did kind of want an apology. The guy was, well, this is the president. I mean, I'm sorry if something offended you. But now I didn't do that, like, you know, trying to... And he said that everything that Brendan Fraser was saying was extremely fabricated. Totally just writing him off.

Rebecca Smith: 22:33

wow

Angeline Compau: 22:34

But they basically blacklisted him. And they stopped inviting him to the Golden Globes, and it was just a whole big flipping thing.

Rebecca Smith: 22:43

Wow.

Angeline Compau: 22:44

I know, I know, I didn't know that.

Rebecca Smith: 22:47

I didn't know that either.

Angeline Compau: 22:48

And then, so he also had a ton of health issues, because he did all of his own stunts for all of his movies that he ever did.

Rebecca Smith: 22:57

Oh,

Angeline Compau: 22:57

so in the midst of all this, he's had like 20 surgeries. If he wasn't in surgery, he was recovering. Like the whole thing. He's just been one piece of bad luck after the other. So he has all these health issues. Sorry, there was a weird noise in my throat.. I heard that..

Rebecca Smith: 23:19

So bizarre, okay, go ahead.

Angeline Compau: 23:20

So he has all these health issues. He's going through all this crap he has his mental health is just he's like, spiraling into a depression because he can't work. They don't want him to work. Then his wife leaves him.

Rebecca Smith: 23:31

Aww

Angeline Compau: 23:33

And she's like, wants a shit ton of money for child support

Rebecca Smith: 23:38

Oh my god

Angeline Compau: 23:38

but he's not working. So he doesn't have it.

Rebecca Smith: 23:40

Right.

Angeline Compau: 23:41

So he's like, I don't know what to do. It's just been

Rebecca Smith: 23:45

well, if you don't have a job, how does the judge grant? Like, how do you figure that out?

Angeline Compau: 23:50

Yeah. So they did have to go to court and I think he asked for it to be lowered. So I think they did help them out a little bit because

Rebecca Smith: 23:57

How many kids do they have, do you know?

Angeline Compau: 23:58

they have three kids, three boys. And I looked up his ex wife and she not even cute.

Rebecca Smith: 24:04

really?

Angeline Compau: 24:05

no know I don'teven know

Rebecca Smith: 24:06

well, way to kick him while he's down. I mean,

Angeline Compau: 24:08

exactly. You know what he's going through, you know what he's been through. Anyways, so and this whole me to movement thing?

Rebecca Smith: 24:17

Yeah,

Angeline Compau: 24:17

he came out with a interview in GQ. And he came out and told his story, which I was like, good for you, dude, because everyone thinks that can't happen to dudes

Rebecca Smith: 24:26

Oh, Yeah.

Angeline Compau: 24:26

And it does

Rebecca Smith: 24:28

it, that was a big, not to diminish Brendan Fraser's experience, but on The Real Housewives of Potomac. That's one of the storylines one of the girls husband has been accused of doing that like grabbing a camera guy and grabbing other guys and talking about other guys on the show. And that's like a big thing that they're a big storyline that this girl has to deal with. Is her husband sexually touching other people?

Angeline Compau: 24:54

Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 24:56

So it does happen to dudes.

Angeline Compau: 24:57

It does. I know everybody..

Rebecca Smith: 24:58

but with dudes, I feel Like, if if that were to happen to a guy guy just wouldn't want to come out and say like...

Angeline Compau: 25:03

And that's what he was. He was like I was really embarrassed and he was like, and people really didn't believe me and... Yeah. So

Rebecca Smith: 25:13

that's horrible.

Angeline Compau: 25:14

I know. So he's just..

Rebecca Smith: 25:16

so what is he doing now?

Angeline Compau: 25:17

He's trying to make a comeback. He's done a couple of things here and there. He's the last one of his interviews that he did. He looked really bad, like terrible, but then it came out that his mom had died, like just a couple days before that interview.

Rebecca Smith: 25:32

Oh my god.

Angeline Compau: 25:33

So like, he looks really bad, but like he was going through a really rough time. And there were like a ton of memes that came out making fun of him. Like look at this guy. He got fat. Like, he looks terrible. He looks so old now. And it's like, but but he's really he's trying. He's not doing so bad. He just going through a rough time, guys.

Rebecca Smith: 25:51

Awww

Angeline Compau: 25:52

I know. He was like one of my favorites

Rebecca Smith: 25:55

That's crazy, yeah, he's good.

Angeline Compau: 25:56

First of all, if you look him up, ok He was smoking hot back in the day.

Rebecca Smith: 26:01

Oh he was!

Angeline Compau: 26:01

He was like smokin hot.

Rebecca Smith: 26:03

Yeah,

Angeline Compau: 26:04

yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 26:05

I remember when he didn't Encino Man and I was like, ooh I know. Cute

Angeline Compau: 26:09

I know. So..

Rebecca Smith: 26:11

Was that like his big break Encino Man or was it something else?

Angeline Compau: 26:15

I think that was like,

Rebecca Smith: 26:17

I just remember because that was Pauly Shore and Pauly Shore was huge at that time.

Angeline Compau: 26:20

Yeah, That was like his white major, like Oh, yeah, Shawn Astin used to be really cute. leading I would say but he didn't really have lines but he was like the main character. ooh and Sean Aston Yeah. Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 26:35

McKenzie Aston was cute. Sean Aston's brother McKenzie Aston was on Fact's of Life.

Angeline Compau: 26:40

I didn't know he had a brother? I didn't know that.

Rebecca Smith: 26:40

so cute. I had crush on Mckenzie Aston when he was on Facts of Life. Yeah.

Angeline Compau: 26:45

Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 26:46

Uh, Yeah. So that's how old I am.

Angeline Compau: 26:49

My whole thing is I want him to make a comeback. I want good things for him from here on out. Because I feel so bad.

Rebecca Smith: 26:57

Brendan Frasier, if you're listening,

Angeline Compau: 26:58

I want good things for you.

Rebecca Smith: 27:00

We're putting out the vibes for you.

Angeline Compau: 27:02

Yes. You got me right in my feels with blast from the past. That's one of my favorite movies.

Rebecca Smith: 27:08

Who else was in that? Alicia Silverstone right?

Angeline Compau: 27:10

Yes, Christopher Walken.

Rebecca Smith: 27:12

I barely remember that movie. I think... was he in Pleasantville? with Reese Witherspoon?

Angeline Compau: 27:20

I don't think so.

Rebecca Smith: 27:21

No, that was Tobey Maguire.

Angeline Compau: 27:22

Yes, yes. Yes.

Rebecca Smith: 27:23

I get them confused.

Angeline Compau: 27:24

Yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 27:24

But yeah,

Angeline Compau: 27:25

he was also he did you remember the show? scrubs?

Rebecca Smith: 27:29

Yeah,

Angeline Compau: 27:29

I love that show. And he did a small role on that show as Dr. Cox's brother in law. And like the whole episode, he's hilarious. And you find out that all his like lines that he's got with Dr. Cox are these he's not really there. Dr. Cox is imagining him because he's actually dead.

Rebecca Smith: 27:50

Oh,

Angeline Compau: 27:51

but he does it so well. He's like such a good actor.

Rebecca Smith: 27:55

I don't remmber...I remember watching that show Josh. Love that show. But

Angeline Compau: 27:57

that show is so good.

Rebecca Smith: 27:59

Yeah.

Angeline Compau: 27:59

And he that that just really

Rebecca Smith: 28:02

I don't really go back and watch shows that I watched like that have ended other than like, Sunny in Philadelphia and stuff like that I always watch.

Angeline Compau: 28:08

Oh, well, cuz that's, that's the best show of all time. the best show. It's the GOAT

Rebecca Smith: 28:13

It's a living classic people.

Angeline Compau: 28:14

It is the GOAT.

Rebecca Smith: 28:15

Yeah. Oh, Brendan Fraser. Yeah, that was a good one, Angeline.

Angeline Compau: 28:20

Well thanks. I was I was really excited because I was like, What did happento him,

Rebecca Smith: 28:26

Yeah, I had no idea.

Angeline Compau: 28:27

I didn't know until my friend told me. He was like, Did you hear that? He was like, sexually assaulted. And I was like, No. Are you kidding? And he goes, Yeah, he got blacklisted.

Rebecca Smith: 28:37

That's crazy.

Angeline Compau: 28:39

So I'm really sorry that happened to you. I will tickle your taing, but it's different cuz I'm a girl.

Rebecca Smith: 28:46

Well, maybe he's single now. So

Angeline Compau: 28:50

I will also be your children's step mommy.

Rebecca Smith: 28:53

You're so good.

Angeline Compau: 28:55

Yeah. So that was that was my story.

Rebecca Smith: 28:57

Very good. All right. Let's get Josh in here and ask him some questions. And we'll do curmudgeon corner.

Angeline Compau: 29:03

Curmudgeon Corner...

Rebecca Smith: 29:05

Yay, and it's time for everybody favorite segment with Joshua Smith. curmudgeon corner. That's my favorite part

Josh Smith: 29:20

That makes me think of Eeyore, which is sad.

Rebecca Smith: 29:24

I know, but It's so perfect.

Josh Smith: 29:27

I've been sending a lot of your GIFs lately.

Rebecca Smith: 29:30

Oh, GIFs.

Angeline Compau: 29:32

Jiff's

Josh Smith: 29:34

why would you pronounce it Jiff? When it's spelled g i f?

Angeline Compau: 29:39

I don't know.

Rebecca Smith: 29:40

I don't know honey

Angeline Compau: 29:41

the internet's always arguing over what it really is.

Rebecca Smith: 29:46

Okay, we're going to ask you things to see if you know them. Okay.

Josh Smith: 29:49

You know, she doesn't have to babysit him.

Rebecca Smith: 29:52

The dog?

Josh Smith: 29:53

Oh, that's some good breath right there innit?

Angeline Compau: 29:55

He puked today..

Rebecca Smith: 29:59

he did throw up a lot today. Okay, let me see if you know what these are. Do you know what woke means?

Josh Smith: 30:08

As in I woke up.

Rebecca Smith: 30:10

No,

Josh Smith: 30:11

no, I have no idea what woke means.

Angeline Compau: 30:13

Stay woke Josh.

Rebecca Smith: 30:14

If somebody's woke you don't know that is?

Josh Smith: 30:18

no idea.

Rebecca Smith: 30:20

What about respec?

Josh Smith: 30:23

I'm gonna assume that short for respect.

Rebecca Smith: 30:27

Yes These are millennial terms. adulting?

Josh Smith: 30:32

parenting.

Rebecca Smith: 30:34

No.

Josh Smith: 30:35

Damn

Rebecca Smith: 30:36

It's just basically being an adult.

Josh Smith: 30:38

Alright, I was close.

Rebecca Smith: 30:39

canceled.

Josh Smith: 30:43

No longer.....I know what the word canceled means. I don't know what it means in this...

Rebecca Smith: 30:50

so if somebody's canceled, what does that mean?

Josh Smith: 30:52

They're no longer your friend.

Rebecca Smith: 30:54

Sure Okay, I guess that's true.

Josh Smith: 30:56

Did I get it right?

Rebecca Smith: 30:58

Well, yeah, but like so canceled culture is like anybody that does something wrong is automaticlly...

Josh Smith: 31:01

well, you didn't say canceled culture. That's basically where it comes from. Right.

Angeline Compau: 31:05

But you know what? If you make me mad, you're cancelled.

Josh Smith: 31:06

I would have said you know, somehow Pepe Le Pew that rapist ass skunk is no longer...

Angeline Compau: 31:12

He is canceled!

Josh Smith: 31:13

He is cancelled because he's a rapist ass skunk

Rebecca Smith: 31:15

Whatever.

Josh Smith: 31:18

I'm not saying I agree that just say this what people think.

Angeline Compau: 31:20

That is what they're saying..

Rebecca Smith: 31:21

What about uh, Low key?

Josh Smith: 31:25

not Loki, the Norse...

Angeline Compau: 31:27

used as an adjtive

Josh Smith: 31:27

Norse god, not Loki the Norse god but low key as in, He's really low key. He's chill. Like as in chill

Rebecca Smith: 31:38

No, it's actually used to like do something on the down low.

Josh Smith: 31:45

All right. I was close.

Rebecca Smith: 31:47

Well, were you? What is snatched?

Josh Smith: 31:52

Hmm. As opposed to my generation's version of the word snatch. I think snatched is stealing somebody's boyfriend or girlfriend?

Rebecca Smith: 32:05

No,

Josh Smith: 32:05

no. I feel like that was a good guess.

Rebecca Smith: 32:08

Snatched used to mean perfect or onpoint

Josh Smith: 32:12

not even in the right state.

Rebecca Smith: 32:16

shook

Josh Smith: 32:20

Hmm, shook an oyster

Rebecca Smith: 32:22

That's shuck

Josh Smith: 32:25

shook as in this dude was chasing me and I shook his ass off.

Angeline Compau: 32:30

Ooohh,

Rebecca Smith: 32:30

No,

Josh Smith: 32:31

No, how come Angele always gives me an Oooh, like I'm close and then you just bash my shit.

Angeline Compau: 32:39

You have some good guesses!

Rebecca Smith: 32:40

it was close. shook is like, um, like meaning. I'm the kind of rock my world I was shook.

Josh Smith: 32:47

No, Iwasn't even close.

Rebecca Smith: 32:49

Well, ok. keep it 100?

Josh Smith: 32:51

Oh, keep it a real bitch!

Angeline Compau: 32:53

Yeah!

Josh Smith: 32:54

come on. That's easy.

Rebecca Smith: 32:56

Do, he's never gonna know this one.

Angeline Compau: 32:57

No, but that one's....

Josh Smith: 32:58

this is where I surprise everyone.

Rebecca Smith: 33:00

Do you know what Drakeing is?

Josh Smith: 33:02

Rocky Balboa shocks the world by drakeing and understanding that drakeing is in fact, not raking. But it's

Angeline Compau: 33:13

What?

Josh Smith: 33:13

it's being like a superhero to a group of people. I pulled that right out of my ass

Angeline Compau: 33:20

that's hilarious.

Rebecca Smith: 33:22

That's not right. It's basically like being emotional.

Josh Smith: 33:28

I wasn't even close. Where the shit is that coming from?

Angeline Compau: 33:32

are you shook right now?

Josh Smith: 33:34

I am shook, I don't even get that.

Angeline Compau: 33:36

I know

Josh Smith: 33:37

who's Drake?

Rebecca Smith: 33:38

He's a singer.

Angeline Compau: 33:39

He's a rapper.

Josh Smith: 33:40

oh, did you say raper or rapper, to be clear?

Rebecca Smith: 33:43

Don't say raper!

Angeline Compau: 33:44

No

Rebecca Smith: 33:44

You'll get canceled!

Angeline Compau: 33:45

No, I don't want to get canceled. He's a rapper.

Josh Smith: 33:47

Okay. Good

Rebecca Smith: 33:47

Yeah. What's the thirst trap?

Josh Smith: 33:50

Hmmm, It's interesting.

Rebecca Smith: 33:54

It's like a spelling bee. could you use it in a sentence?

Josh Smith: 33:57

No idea other than to say, pretzels are a thirst trap for sure. combos are, they're. They're a trap.

Angeline Compau: 34:05

That's hilarious

Rebecca Smith: 34:06

Do you know what being thirsty is?

Josh Smith: 34:11

No.

Rebecca Smith: 34:13

So being thirsty is a way to describe like lusting after somebody. So a thirst trap is when Angeline throws out a bikini pics on Instagram just to see who's gonna respond to her.

Angeline Compau: 34:23

Yeah buddy!

Josh Smith: 34:24

I had no idea. I'm gonna say that forest is raining. I'm kidding, Angelina is a very attractive young lady.

Angeline Compau: 34:35

Aww, thanks Josh!! Last week, he wanted to punch me in the face.

Rebecca Smith: 34:39

I know, you're moving up in the world.

Josh Smith: 34:40

I still want to punch her in the face.

Rebecca Smith: 34:44

What is being in your feels?

Josh Smith: 34:48

Being up in my business, bitches

Rebecca Smith: 34:51

well feelings like you're all in your feels

Josh Smith: 34:53

exactly yeah, I got that. I would have got that.

Rebecca Smith: 34:56

What's a glow up?

Josh Smith: 34:59

That's interesting. Then that's when shits gonna blow up but you're carrying a glow stick.

Angeline Compau: 35:03

Oh my God!

Josh Smith: 35:07

Usually at a rave.

Rebecca Smith: 35:09

Yeah, that's when you glow up?

Josh Smith: 35:10

when you're on X, whenyou're on X

Rebecca Smith: 35:13

that's when the when the when it starts to go oh oh

Angeline Compau: 35:16

Oh, when the beat's about to drop?

Josh Smith: 35:17

you gotta be on x in order to have a glow up just so you know.

Rebecca Smith: 35:20

Okay, no that's wrong. a glow up is when you're kind of like an ugly duckling and then you grow up and you're this beautiful person. That's a glow up

Josh Smith: 35:27

at any point. Do you take x? No?

Rebecca Smith: 35:31

Gucci?

Josh Smith: 35:32

That's me. sniffling

Rebecca Smith: 35:33

Thank you. What is Gucci?

Josh Smith: 35:38

Well, it used to be a very expensive Cologne and or clothing line, particularly purses. Now, it's a older woman trying to like buy her way in.

Angeline Compau: 35:51

Ooohhh

Rebecca Smith: 35:55

It's so funny cuz he says it with a straight face

Angeline Compau: 35:58

I know!

Rebecca Smith: 35:58

you almost believe him.

Angeline Compau: 35:59

He's convincing me. That's what it is.

Rebecca Smith: 36:01

Uh, no

Josh Smith: 36:03

You don't have to give me that, uh, no

Rebecca Smith: 36:05

Gucci is slang cinnamon...synonym

Josh Smith: 36:10

like cinnamon, by the way

Rebecca Smith: 36:11

a slang synonym. Meaning cooler. Good. So you say oh yeah, that's totally Gucci.

Josh Smith: 36:17

That's a good description to me.

Angeline Compau: 36:20

Oh, yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 36:21

You're so Gucci. You know a goat is

Josh Smith: 36:24

greatest of the all time.

Angeline Compau: 36:28

Naild it!

Rebecca Smith: 36:28

What is on fleek?

Josh Smith: 36:31

Hmm? I think that's a way you can cook duck. Who

Rebecca Smith: 36:38

It means very good. Or on point you're on ever heard of that? flee? What is swole?.

Josh Smith: 36:45

Hmm. I believe that's when a wave or a group of waves starts to you know rise up they call it a swole. No idea.

Angeline Compau: 36:55

Isn't that a swell?

Josh Smith: 36:56

Yes, it's a swell. I have no idea what a swole is.

Rebecca Smith: 37:00

Swole is... you can, you can use this one after you work out and your muscles..

Josh Smith: 37:05

my balls are swole?

Rebecca Smith: 37:10

Your muscles short for swollen so you look swole. Do it for the views. What does that mean?

Josh Smith: 37:20

Do it for the camera?

Rebecca Smith: 37:21

Kind of.

Angeline Compau: 37:22

Yeah

Josh Smith: 37:23

Oh, yeah. I'm on point.

Rebecca Smith: 37:25

You're on fleek?

Josh Smith: 37:27

I'm on fleek. Yeah, it's kind of like doing something.. my ego's gettin swole.

Rebecca Smith: 37:33

It's doing something for like Instagram views or something like that. Like if so Angelene, when she posts her bikini pics is doing it for the views.

Josh Smith: 37:40

Yep, that's good point.

Angeline Compau: 37:41

Yes.

Rebecca Smith: 37:45

What about Suss?

Josh Smith: 37:47

Hmm. I need to suss the situation. I need to assess the situation.

Rebecca Smith: 37:52

That's what I originally thought but

Josh Smith: 37:53

yeah, okay.

Rebecca Smith: 37:55

It's short for suspect

Josh Smith: 37:56

oh, your suss.

Angeline Compau: 37:59

Yup

Josh Smith: 38:01

We used to say your a cess as in short for cesspool.

Rebecca Smith: 38:06

Really, I've never heard that.

Angeline Compau: 38:07

He's making it up, I can feel it

Josh Smith: 38:08

No, no, we used to say it you're not part of we.

Rebecca Smith: 38:13

We as in who?

Josh Smith: 38:14

Hubbard Hall.

Rebecca Smith: 38:15

Oh,

Josh Smith: 38:16

yeah.

Rebecca Smith: 38:16

It's at Michigan State thing?

Josh Smith: 38:18

Yeah. No, just the Hubbard Hall thing.

Angeline Compau: 38:21

It's a Hubbard Hall thing, that's cute

Josh Smith: 38:24

What are you doing snouts?

Rebecca Smith: 38:25

Alright. crotchety, what's what's your curmudgeon corner about?

Josh Smith: 38:28

so I did have prepared. prepared as in I thought about it as I was at work today but something changed what I was going to talk about. And she she knows what it is.

Angeline Compau: 38:41

I already know, I told you!

Josh Smith: 38:42

Listen, let me describe to describe something for the listener. The two or three people audience some of which I know.

Rebecca Smith: 38:49

Probably everybody you know

Angeline Compau: 38:50

I told Rebecca this was gonna happen.

Josh Smith: 38:50

you gotta understand. We have a three and a half car garage. Not a nice garage. Not fancy. It's not like it's you know, millionaire house not trust me it's not but you can fit three and a half car. You can fit three and a half cars in it. So my wife, you know she gets her car in there. It's big car, get my truck in there. Boom, no problem. We don't park in our driveway. But between the garage and the street, this is a dirt road. There's not enough room to park a car between the garage and the street. your tailgate will hang in the street. What we do have is about 30 feet. I'm talking 30 feet wide, maybe 20 feet deep, which means you could fit any car made in America. I don't care if it's if it's a double double cab extended bad truck easy. Yet Angelina pulls in today and chooses to park in front of the garage, hanging her rear end into the street. I'm out. It's a rural community. It means nothing. Nobody cares out here but you literally had 28 feet to pull a five foot wide car and I'm thinking, why would you have possibly chosen that?

Angeline Compau: 40:05

I told her Rebecca, this is this is what I said. Last week I was here and there was a car there. And I didn't know whose it was and I didn't know if your neighbors use that part of the driveway too. So I was like, I don't want to park there in case they cut back and they're like, whose car is this

Josh Smith: 40:21

Alright, let me tell you what's wrong with that answer. No, here it is.

Angeline Compau: 40:24

No, there was a Kia something in that spot

Josh Smith: 40:26

There could have been because my neighbor's getting their house re-sided and I told him listen, you can park over there. And here's the deal. That's my dog panting here's the deal. We could have parked four cars over there and fit Angeline in and like that's not that excuse there's so much room you're gonna park smack dab in the middle and split the distance.

Rebecca Smith: 40:46

To be fair, the garbage cans are out in the middle kind of right now too.

Josh Smith: 40:51

That's part of my calculations. I recalculated

Angeline Compau: 40:55

recalculate it as i parked in the wrong spot

Josh Smith: 40:57

you saw me stepping I'm just saying that's bad parking.

Angeline Compau: 41:03

Yeah. Get used to it.

Josh Smith: 41:07

So she admits it.

Angeline Compau: 41:08

Get get used to it.

Josh Smith: 41:10

It's pathetic.

Rebecca Smith: 41:11

Nobody's gonna hit her

Josh Smith: 41:13

You know do you want to be the neighbor that has friends that come over that literally just park with their cars hanging out in the street

Angeline Compau: 41:19

like an inch? Like we're talking an inch? Like a little bit of my bumper hanging out? I don't have like a hitch on the back that's out.

Josh Smith: 41:27

No, no, it's true. It's only a little bit but it just didn't make any sense given the other options because there's a lot of, you could have parallel parked by the way

Angeline Compau: 41:36

You know what, next time i'm gonna do that. I'm gonna parallel park

Rebecca Smith: 41:39

I don't know I'm kind of on Angeline's side because they were parking in our in that spot.

Josh Smith: 41:42

Oh No, If If Angelina and three other cars couldn't have fit there. I would have given you that. But there's so much room if Liz came home. That's the neighbor that we told to use it. Angeline could have fit that andby the way. angeline could a parallel parked and Liz still could have fit.

Angeline Compau: 41:59

ok, Josh didn't like my Park job. But he made sure

Josh Smith: 42:04

you're thinking of that big pile of snow that was there.

Rebecca Smith: 42:07

Oh, maybe

Josh Smith: 42:08

it's gone? Donezo.

Rebecca Smith: 42:10

Maybe.

Josh Smith: 42:11

I think we need to conclude, irresponsible parking.

Angeline Compau: 42:14

Okay, next time I'm gonna park a lot better. But also, let's just say that this is kind of your fault for being outside what I was parking because otherwise you would never known?

Josh Smith: 42:25

Hmmm, No. I did have a prepared topic, but I do not want to go over.

Rebecca Smith: 42:34

No, go ahead. What's your prepared topic? Can't wait for this one

Josh Smith: 42:37

before Angeline park d like a 15 and a half year ol, which is how old I was when yo could get your license in Lo isiana and learn to start dr ving.

Angeline Compau: 42:46

I take it as a compliment

Josh Smith: 42:48

And literally, you know when you're so afraid that you can't park like within four feet of a inanimate object. How old are you again?

Angeline Compau: 42:58

31

Josh Smith: 42:59

31 people, wow

Rebecca Smith: 43:02

she's only double 15

Josh Smith: 43:06

I was thinking about the things that really you know are wrong and here it is.

Rebecca Smith: 43:11

Like things?

Josh Smith: 43:12

This is pre Coronavirus because things change with Coronavirus, but eventually they'll go back to this. You get ready to fly. And let's say you're gonna go for more than a two hour flight. Call it two and a half hours. Here's the deal. You have to pay to check your luggage, which my wife and I always opt to do I make us do it. No doubt. I don't care if it's a little bag or big bag. We're

Rebecca Smith: 43:37

when we're traveling together you do yeah,

Josh Smith: 43:39

we're checking you're checking shit right now. But then you both carry something on my wife carries on a I would say it's a it's a really nice cowhide briefcase.

Rebecca Smith: 43:50

like a satchel if you will.

Josh Smith: 43:52

Yeah, it's nice. And I may or may not carry on my briefcase or backpack. I'm 6'2 with shoes, six, two and a half. And I've already paid whatever they charged me it doesn't even matter. 100 bucks. 50 bucks, I will pay it to check my luggage. And all I have is a small briefcase. The problem is when you want to store that briefcase in the overhead and every Tom Dick and Harry that was too fucking cheap to pay to do their luggage has to get there's new overhead the stewardess come and tell you no, no, you have to take your crap down. You paying ass customer while this cheap shithead next to you that's five foot one wants to put theirs up front. Meanwhile, your six two with your knees in your chin because you can't put them under your seat

Rebecca Smith: 44:47

not under your seat. So you're saying you don't want to stow your bag under the seat in front of you because you like that for the leg room

Josh Smith: 44:55

I'm saying why does somebody who was too fucking

Rebecca Smith: 44:57

well so why don't you say that? cheap to check their suitcase. So they got one of those small ones. And I got one of those too. I just don't use it. And they put it in the overhead storage. And they have more of a right to the overhead storage and the guy with the briefcase because they say well, briefcases will fit under your

Josh Smith: 45:13

I don't want to get thrown off a plane. I mean, seat, motherfucker, I paid just to check my luggage so I can have some leg room these days. Its like Bomb, bitty, bomb, bomb.

Rebecca Smith: 45:22

Well, you don't have to say the motherfucker part.

Josh Smith: 45:24

And like I don't want to be that guy. Especially now with the mat. You know? There's no threatening I'm just saying logically it should be listen if you pay everybody has your space above. And if your stuff small you get to put your shit up there if your stuffs big should a fucking paid dude. It's not that hard

Rebecca Smith: 45:43

nowadays, are flights still only flying it so like, like 50% capacity

Josh Smith: 45:47

well geez nowadays, there's probably so much room up there.

Rebecca Smith: 45:51

Here's what I saw something the other day along that same line was when they used to say, well, your bag is over. Do you want to take something out and put it in your carry on?

Josh Smith: 45:59

And I have been through this but switching bags up.

Rebecca Smith: 46:02

But, Here's what here's what doesn't make sense. It's all going on the same plane. Why does it matter?

Josh Smith: 46:08

You know, that happened to you and I when we were moving to Edmonton, we shipped everything and so all we had to live for like six weeks was what we get our suitcases. I think we both had like 280 pounds, right? Yeah, we couldn't we couldn't resituate it. We're like, screw it.

Rebecca Smith: 46:22

Yeah.

Josh Smith: 46:24

But we definitely that happened to you and me moving to Edmonton. Angeline, that was before you were born.

Rebecca Smith: 46:33

No it wasn't

Josh Smith: 46:33

Don't you remember when you got off the plane because it was April of 2008.

Rebecca Smith: 46:38

Yeah.

Josh Smith: 46:39

Really close to our anniversary.

Rebecca Smith: 46:40

No, not eight. Are you sure it wasn't seven?

Josh Smith: 46:43

Nope. 8

Angeline Compau: 46:44

2008, I was graduating.

Josh Smith: 46:46

We lived in this house in August of five. We moved to Edmonton in April of 2008. And you got off the plane and it was colder than shit. It snowed. The look on your face said it was a straight up Wilbur, our cat look. I'm not happy. No, Becky was just

Rebecca Smith: 47:13

well that and We're going to a place we had no furniture. None of our stuff was going to be here. So

Josh Smith: 47:18

It's a Good point.

Rebecca Smith: 47:18

We basically had nothing

Josh Smith: 47:20

we stayed in a hotel. No shit straight up castle hotel.

Rebecca Smith: 47:24

did we stay at a hotel?

Josh Smith: 47:24

Yeah, we stayed at the castle hotel when

Rebecca Smith: 47:26

not whne we moved here when we came looking for an apartment we did when we first got there we were in a hotel for I think. I don't think we were. I don't think we were because we had we

Josh Smith: 47:36

it was a week. No, had EC

Rebecca Smith: 47:38

no way that we have a cat there.

Josh Smith: 47:39

EC went into storage.

Rebecca Smith: 47:43

No she didn't.

Josh Smith: 47:46

No, we stayed at that hotel a good bit.

Rebecca Smith: 47:48

We stayed at that hotel when we came when we went there to look for a place to launch.

Josh Smith: 47:52

Oh that's right.

Rebecca Smith: 47:55

Yeah, we already had the condo when we moved

Josh Smith: 47:57

where did we sleep on an air mattress?

Rebecca Smith: 47:59

Yeah for like four days,

Josh Smith: 48:01

good times

Rebecca Smith: 48:02

waiting for our stuff to get here. So we had no vehicles because they transported our vehicles they transported our

Josh Smith: 48:09

yeah, but no vehicles isn't a big deal. Where we lived you can walk to to grocery stores, 13 bars and restaurants. I mean, yeah.

Angeline Compau: 48:15

Get your bag of milk

Rebecca Smith: 48:17

Yeah.

Josh Smith: 48:17

It was a good place to live

Rebecca Smith: 48:19

It was really good place. I loved Edmonton.

Josh Smith: 48:21

Edmonton's a, Good town. As long as you're in back then on Whyte Avenue. And you're a little bit younger. There was a lot of loud drunks at night college kids.

Rebecca Smith: 48:32

Yeah cuz they were like right below our window.

Josh Smith: 48:34

Oh, yeah. Every night you hear one of those old school bus stops out of the 80s where everything's Plexiglas Plexiglas where they can sit inside. And every drunk college kid that would walk by would beat the shit out of that.

Rebecca Smith: 48:46

And there the drinking age is 18

Josh Smith: 48:48

Yeah, so you saw the torch.

Rebecca Smith: 48:51

The Olympic torch.

Angeline Compau: 48:52

Oh, shut up, that's cool.

Rebecca Smith: 48:53

Yeah. came running right by though and I had no working camera. Yeah, it came right by running right by our condo.

Josh Smith: 49:02

We went to professional football game. High School.

Rebecca Smith: 49:05

CFL

Josh Smith: 49:06

High School football. what the?

Rebecca Smith: 49:09

it's the dog and cat fighting.

Josh Smith: 49:11

No, it sounded like a car.

Rebecca Smith: 49:12

look at it..watch watch watch. Wilbur is gonna Oh, Wilbur's pissed

Josh Smith: 49:17

wilbers the cat.

Rebecca Smith: 49:19

Oh, here Here goes Jasper.

Josh Smith: 49:21

Ah, we got you guys can't see it. But what's happening right now.

Rebecca Smith: 49:27

It's a battle royal

Josh Smith: 49:28

It's positioning. We got a 75 pound dog taking on a seven pound cat. And the cat is not going to give any ground whatsoever.

Rebecca Smith: 49:40

The cat is hiding under the chair but he's like giving them the eyeball. Jasper's growling, trying to get wilbur to make a move.

Josh Smith: 49:49

Alright, listen,

Rebecca Smith: 49:49

Wilbur's not doing it.

Josh Smith: 49:50

My wine glasses empty.

Rebecca Smith: 49:52

All right.

Josh Smith: 49:52

I feel like I did a reasonable curmudgeon corner.

Rebecca Smith: 49:55

Yeah,

Josh Smith: 49:56

but I would like to say to Angeline Basically that what Jasper just said is what I want to say when I see you park with that shit ass effort my mind I'm like that was a straight up Clint Eastwood like growl right there. Unacceptable

Angeline Compau: 50:15

don't watch me Park anywhere, problem solve

Josh Smith: 50:16

do better yes

Rebecca Smith: 50:19

be better

Josh Smith: 50:21

yes

Angeline Compau: 50:21

stay inside

Josh Smith: 50:24

alright how do I say out okay I can't respond to that.