Toasted - 120 - Hang Out With Your Slang Out Podcast

Hey, Slangers, we're back for another week of slang word shenanigans. From Dan's historic grilled cheese incident to Matt's infamous brownie debacle, this episodes word has it all. So, without further ado let's introduce you to this week's word... TOASTED.

S3 - TOASTED

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SPEAKER_01 0:01

Okay. So are you ready to start this week's podcast off with a bang? I am, but before we get into that, so I guess I'm not. Before we get into that, it's boring. Uh we talked about this a little bit last night, and I wanted to make a point of it because I think it's something that we could really capitalize on. Um, and you know how I am about capitalism.

SPEAKER_02 0:20

Shirtless Tuesday?

SPEAKER_01 0:22

Yes. Thank God it's Sunday.

unknown 0:24

Thank God.

SPEAKER_01 0:26

So, no, we were talking about that we would like our fans, uh three of them, both on a good day. Uh we would like for them, if they are so interested, to reach out to us on either email at hangoutslangout at gmail.com. Or probably more easily on Instagram at the um at whatever, just DM. Hangout slang out.

unknown 0:52

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 0:53

Yeah, DM us. That's that's what the kids are saying. Yeah. Uh, but basically, we want to involve you guys in the episode. And so we were thinking of a plan for that. Like we don't necessarily want you to have to worry about being live on an episode or anything like that. But if you had any of you, either of you, had any interest in being part of one of our episodes, it'd be really cool for you to reach out and say, hey, I want to be involved. Uh-huh. Um, because our idea behind that is we start planning these words out more in advance as opposed to like picking the word the day that we record. And then we would send you the word. The spontaneous kind of the spontaneous spontaneity. That word too makes this podcast real. You're not wrong. And I'm not good at words, apparently. But I think you also know that every time we record an episode, by the time the episode comes back on, I forget everything we've said ever anyway. So it's spontaneous in the moment as listening to it. Yeah. So I feel like we could do this and still be spontaneous spontaneous. It's not that easy, is it? No, it's not. Talking's hard. Talking is hard. Um, but if you reach out and say that you want to be involved in this, basically what we would do is we would pick a word a few weeks in advance. We would send you that word and just record yourself saying what you think it means or what you've heard people say with it or whatever, and we'll drop you in the episode and yeah, and kind of react to that. Um we love our fans, however many of you there are. It seems that there might be more recently. I don't know. Um we do. I love OnlyFans. Oh God. That's not that's not how it works. No. Okay. Shoot. Uh, don't subscribe to us on OnlyFans. Patreon, yes. We're not on Patreon either. Either, anyways, yeah. Like I said, reach out, let us know you'd be interested, and uh we'll send you a word to review for us. Yeah, and we're leaning into the video stuff. So with YouTube and now Apple's picked up uh video podcasting, and we're noticing it's changing. Yeah, Spotify hasn't, I don't think we're up on there yet. I will figure that out soon. But as we lean into They'll come around eventually. As we as we uh figure that out, and more of you get eyeballs on us and aren't completely repulsed. Um, the I the idea of sharing that with you guys um it's really exciting. If for no other reason, like if you get involved with this, that means 60 seconds that you don't have to see our faces on these. That's pretty great.

SPEAKER_02 3:10

And it's a tax write-off.

SPEAKER_01 3:13

Right? Yeah. It'll be a really easy tax write-off. We don't pay. Yeah. We don't even get paid. It's basically like uh we do this for the love of the game. There's a game? No, triple H. We really love Triple H. Oh, okay. Yeah, that's for uh WW Game. Speaking of that, did you see the 17-second Rhonda Rousey and Gina Gershaw? Yeah, Gina Gershawn. That would be amazing. That would have been she's the actress, right? 17 seconds would make sense if Gina Gershon was. Gina Serrano, what's her name? Carano? Carano, not Serano. Those are my favorite peppers. Um, besides the red hot chilli. Anyways, did you see that? 17 seconds. Yeah, 17 seconds. She lasted 15 seconds longer than I expected.

SPEAKER_02 3:58

Damn it, that's my I was like, she lasted seven seconds longer than I thought she'd last.

SPEAKER_01 4:01

Also, I think it's Gia Carano, not Gina. I don't know. It doesn't matter. I think we should once she stopped being on Mandalorian, I forgot what her real name is. I think you should um online challenge that. I don't have time for that. I don't want to put on my glasses. All right, I'll put on the music real quick. We'll get into this episode and we'll have fun. And hopefully we'll see you guys next time. On the flip side? On the flip side. Still this time. Please keep watching. All right, we'll be back. Oh, wait, wait, wait. I'm Dan. Right. Uh oh, I'm Matt.

SPEAKER_02 4:35

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 4:35

Just in case you haven't ever seen us before, and this is Hang Out with Your Slang App at Applepodcast.com. I don't know. The number one podcast about slang. The number one podcast about slang in central Arizona. And in parts of the world, uh, if you follow the numbers that they're sending us. Talking to you, Indonesia. We love our Indonesians. Um, what do we got today for the viewers? Uh I don't know. I thought you brought the word. Well, I mean, I brought this. Please put that away. Sorry. Wherever you bought that, take it back. I don't know if you'll get a full refund, but give me my money back. Get whatever you can back. Uh no, I so at Dynamite Beer Company where I work, at our uptown location, a new place opened a couple doors down, and it inspired me because their name can be sort of construed into a slang term that we have on our list. Okay. Um, they are a uh uh a Korean sandwich shop. Okay. You had me at Korean. It didn't come out the way I thought it would. Your dad is turning in his grape. Anyways. So it's called Let's Toast. Oh, and their sandwiches are phenomenal, first and foremost. We got a chance to try them at a beer fest we went to a couple months ago.

SPEAKER_02 6:11

Did we give them a shout-out after that?

SPEAKER_01 6:13

I don't think we did. I don't think we did. We should probably do that. Uh, I guess I'm doing it now. I don't know. Oh, yeah. I'll have to see if I can find their logo. So, so good. But they finally opened their brick and mortar location two doors down from not three doors down, different band. Uh, from too soon, dude. From our uptown location. Sorry, man. From our uptown location. And went down there to pick up tips today, and they had like 30 people online waiting to get in. Tips. Thank you.

SPEAKER_02 6:40

And I was like, what do you do again? What's your job again?

SPEAKER_01 6:43

They had like 30 people online waiting to get in. Now that's not our word. Let's toast. But we did have toasted on our list of words. That seems like a word we should have done. We probably should have, because I've spent plenty of my adult life being that. Not necessarily high, but yeah, it's probably because a handful, especially our first season, a handful of words probably fell under toasted. Probably, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 7:05

Because all our words were either about something awesome, something not awesome, or being wasted.

SPEAKER_01 7:11

Right. It was pretty much that was the slang. Well, not that that's changed much now. Um, you want to start with the official thing for toasted? Shit. Do I need my glasses? Wait, you have your glasses on. You won't get on. Okay, I'm on it. Uh you you want you want to scat on the mic or give the the lovely folks uh some filling? Oh, I thought you meant actually scat on the mic. Um you're not that scat is poop in the wild kingdom. You know that, right? Yeah, I know. So you're not gonna poop on the mic, are you? I mean, I can blur it out. I can't make any promises. Um when we put it on the list, it was basically high, wasted, or cooked. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And I'm interested in what urban dictionary is gonna have for us. Yeah, I'm also wasted.

SPEAKER_02 8:00

Would you like to give a shout-out to your other sponsor, what you're drinking today?

SPEAKER_01 8:04

Jesus. Uh, I'm also interested as to what Urban Dictionary has to say about it. I feel like there's gonna be a lot of different definitions. You want to go urban or you want to go with the official one first? Let's go with the official one, although it looks like it's probably about it's probably close. Yeah, no, they do have the picture of bread there. Um, toasted and slang toasted typically describes someone who is highly intoxicated, drunk or high, completely burnt out or exhausted from hard work or in deep trouble.

SPEAKER_02 8:33

It is a versatile multicontext term found on platforms like Urban Dictionary, which we will go to right now.

SPEAKER_01 8:41

I will say before you get there, uh, that I do like toast. I do like the idea of toasted and cooked, kind of being interchangeable. Yeah, I guess I guess that. Like if you go, if you go drunk or high, obviously that's a very different definition, but like burnout doesn't work. Like I like the idea of using that almost like it's will you need your glasses for that? Uh to be very high from smoking a marijuana. We got kicked out of home economics.

SPEAKER_02 9:16

Why were you smoking at home, Lex?

SPEAKER_01 9:18

We got kicked out of home. That's all there was to do. Sew, smoke. Let's make a pillow, but fill each other up. That's all we did in home. Sewing up a pillow, but then I got high. Um we got kicked out of home economics because we would always show up, toasted, and eat all the cookies. First of all, how many cookies were you making in the I think we did we had one batch of cookies that we made. Wasn't cookies slang for pretzels, those were delicious. Oh man, this is turning into like a really hungry podcast. Okay, hi. Can we get some oh um the next definition is being totally fucked from smoking the weed. It does say smoking. Can can that be our word this week? Schmoking. Uh what is that from? Oh member? Yeah. Yeah. Schmoking a pancake. Uh dude, I've drilled like 10 hotties and I'm totally toasted. Don't ever say that sentence again. I'm so toasted, man, that I'm sitting on the couch wrapped in a blanket and dreaming about dreaming about a glass of water. You couldn't bring milk into that. I could have, but that's not what it says. No, no, him, the guy, the author. Uh, third definition. Yeah. Well, third and fourth, I guess, because there's two. Being tipsy, but at the same time very relaxed. That point where everything feels good and one doesn't really care about anything. I feel like that's probably sort of the area that I've used it most. Okay. Being very high from smoking weed is the second one in that, the more well-known use of the word. Uh which sounds like you. Sure. Last night was amazing. To fucked out of my mind. Uh, and that's the last of it, man. We're fucking toasted.

SPEAKER_02 11:04

So I know I've used the word before. I wouldn't say it's like a huge throwback, but it's gotta be a semi-throwback because it was a while ago. And it would have been used in the way of like that guy's fried. Like he's he's done.

SPEAKER_01 11:18

Like now, I feel like we could interject something into this. Butter? Nothing better than butter on a little bit of toast. Cinnamon? Why am I naming stripper names? Peanut butter. Why are we both naming stripper names?

SPEAKER_02 11:35

Beef.

SPEAKER_01 11:37

Uh no, I was gonna say that um toasted, you know, the act of something getting toasted is basically browning at the surface, right? Okay, which is part of the Mylard reaction, fun science-y thing. Now we look fire. What were you saying? So saying right in here. That the act of uh that browning due to toasting is called the Mylard reaction. And so I feel like we should issue it as a challenge to our faithful listeners. That as a toast? No, that as they see somebody like getting their first couple drinks in before getting toasted, to be like, oh, here comes my lard reaction. Okay, so my kids and my wife will not let me. I will never hear the end of this if I don't tell my burnt toast story. Oh. Which I didn't I didn't even know you had a burnt burnt toast story. It's technically not toast. Were you having a seizure? So my kids are like I don't know. Son's like five, maybe he's maybe eight or nine. I think that's their ages, right? I don't know. Not currently, so I don't know what they're at the time. Anyway, so my wife, she was out of town for business, so it left all the cooking on me, which I could make microwave popcorn cereal, and I think on a good day. What's microwave popcorn cereal? It's awesome. This new cinnamon toast crunch flavor. That's amazing. It sounds delicious, actually. Orville. God damn orval red and butter. But I was making grilled cheese sandwiches, and well, I I don't know if I officially made them, but I technically burnt the first two and for some reason I it just made me angrier.

SPEAKER_02 13:27

So I was like, okay, I wasn't watching, I'll watch these next ones. Mind you, when you use a uh when you use a gas stove, the flame just gets hotter. So they cook twice as fast the next batch.

SPEAKER_01 13:43

And as I'm watching them, and like I'm you know, like, why are they burning? Like I can't stop them from burning. They burn again. So this repeats itself, sending me in a world of anger where I'm afraid some F-bombs might have showed up. And after when I got to like the heel of the this was a full loaf of bread, mind you, when I started. Mine is maybe one or two at the front. When I got near, when I started pulling the stuff out, and there was, and I was like, oh, we're at the heel of the loaf. And I look at my kids, and their heads are like laying on the on the kitchen table, and like they were just done, and the smoke alarms are like about to go off and stuff, and they just keep cooking no matter what I did. And I just didn't realize I needed to turn that down. So at that moment, I looked up in the sky, I don't believe in God, and I was all fuck, we're getting pizza. And I ordered little Caesars, and uh, everybody was happy.

SPEAKER_02 14:38

Jesus delivered, and the kids still talk about that today. It was not good.

SPEAKER_01 14:43

Yes, they should. I've got some questions. You think that the fire gets hotter over time? Well, not the fire, your stovetop or your uh your grill.

SPEAKER_02 14:53

Instead of me lowering it so it would account for how hot it was, like as your pan keeps heating up, I was just throwing that stuff on there thinking I had the same time frame when it technically will cook quicker from the first ones that I put on there where your pan is a little bit cold and all that.

SPEAKER_01 15:10

But you know, I'm adding butter and all this stuff, and all I'm doing is burning shit. I have so many questions for you.

SPEAKER_02 15:16

Dude, this was a long time ago. I like you know, you know what a good cook I am now. But I had to come from somewhere. Do I?

SPEAKER_00 15:24

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 15:25

Get let's go make toast right now. Uh that is a hilarious story.

SPEAKER_02 15:35

It's alright.

SPEAKER_01 15:36

Well, it's it's hilarious to me because I'm imagining the kids like with their heads on the table is legitimately what was going on.

SPEAKER_02 15:46

As they watched their dad just cuss and cuss and get angry. And it was one of those moments where you're mad at yourself and you're mad at the situation, but that makes you mad at everybody else, like it's their fault.

SPEAKER_01 15:56

So I was probably not. Yeah, if they hadn't wanted grilled cheese sandwiches, everything would have been just why can't you want I was fine. I didn't even why can't you want microwave popcorn cereal? But maybe, you know, maybe deep down I just wanted little Caesar's pizza. You know what would have helped you through that situation? My wife. Well, yeah, a little bit of talent for cooking. Yeah, probably both of those. Knowledge that fires hot. The fact that you didn't have that at that point's a little worrisome. So, yeah, I can make a list. Okay, add to the list. What else couldn't being a little toasted. Oh my god. You wouldn't make a little toasted you wouldn't have cared as much. There's a cereal called Little Toasted, isn't there? I don't think so. It's got little toasty guys on it. I think there's a rapper called Little Toasted.

SPEAKER_02 16:39

There's gotta be one. Is he the one that just killed that girl and put him in the trunk? Oh no.

unknown 16:44

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 16:45

Peace out. Pour one out for her.

SPEAKER_01 16:48

I don't even know who she is. I gotta pour one out for her. Uh you don't drink anymore. You don't drink any less, but you don't drink no, you don't drink anymore.

SPEAKER_02 17:00

Well, it depends.

SPEAKER_01 17:03

There's a new Willie Nelson drink I can't wait to dip my toes into. That's so weird that you are excited about that. TCP, what is it? THC. T TCP, that's like my favorite band from the 90s. It's the uh tactful clown posse, not the insane one. Oh man. Stop being retarsh. Um, no, but you don't drink anymore, but yeah, you used to, yes. Do you have any uh any times that you remember being toasted that you either enjoyed or did not enjoy? So long ago.

SPEAKER_02 17:40

Um I wasn't I wasn't a good I wasn't a good drunk. That was one of the reasons that was okay for me to stop.

SPEAKER_01 17:48

You're not great sober either, just throwing that out there. No, I'm I'm a I'm an emotional drinker, so speaking. Other than the fact that uh I had I hadn't drank in about a year or two, and we went to a party and someone spiked my drink, and they did it just so they could see me.

SPEAKER_02 18:09

And there might have been more than they said it was just uh ramen there, but there could have been more than that because I had once it wasn't a sip, it was a full drink, but it wasn't that much, and within five minutes I was sitting at a table and the room was spinning, and and like um and I started crying because people was like, why would you do that to me? That's how kind of like how I end the podcast every other episode. Why would you do that to me?

SPEAKER_01 18:38

Yeah, but it was weird to not have any tolerance whatsoever after that short amount of time. It was weird. I used to just give up alcohol for Lent, so 40 days, 47 days. Apparently, there's this whole cheating system in Christianity that I was unaware of. Yeah, I just heard about that the other day too. Are you bummed you didn't know about the cheating back then? No, well, okay, so no, because here's the thing. If that meant I was giving up things for 47 days, cool, because that's how it's supposed to work. Giving up something for six days and then allowing yourself to do it on Sunday is not giving something up. It technically is. Unless it's like breathing or something that's necessary. I'll even give, like, if you give up meat for six days, okay, that's impressive. But like giving up something like alcohol or in my mom's case, home improvement shows. Like, if you can only go six days at a time without those things. Was it the property brothers, or was it like home improvement, like Tim Allen's home improvement? Neither. No, she's just really addicted. She was, excuse me? She's really addicted. She dodged that bullet. She is really addicted to HGTV. Okay. I was hoping maybe Bob Vila would make an appearance. She used to be really addicted to Bob Vila. Weren't we all? Not his show. Yeah. It's kind of creepy. Yeah. Those shirts, man.

SPEAKER_00 20:08

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 20:09

Good guy.

SPEAKER_02 20:10

Okay. Um, what about you? I you have plenty of toasted ones. I could tell when we went to that beer thing about toasted you got.

SPEAKER_01 20:16

When we had that toasted sandwich, which was phenomenal, which sobered his ass up so he could go another round. I would like to point out, I don't know what he remembers of that day, but I was not toasted. Well, when you're drunk, you don't remember anything. So he just remembers this stuff. I remember everything. Because I kept you level.

SPEAKER_02 20:32

I you were he was like a kite, and I had to keep bringing him back down. Bringing him back down. I was like a what? K-I-T-E. Oh, okay. Sorry.

SPEAKER_01 20:42

All the Jewish listeners out there. Yeah. Eight years ago. But I just found out. Anyways.

SPEAKER_02 20:49

Um no, I know you would be much worse, but when but when you start to roll, like when you start getting tipsy, and this was in the sun, though, by the way, too. So it that doesn't help anything, though. And when you start the roll, you were like uh you were like a little kid at a at a candy store. You were like, ah, I want to go get that. And I was like, back it up, drink that water first. You were planning like your sixth drink out, like you were like, I got that one. I need to do this beer, I need to do that beer. We got to go back around to that.

SPEAKER_01 21:19

So you're hating on me for having a case of the Tism when I'm drinking, like having to plan out my entire excursion. Yeah, but as as you were going along, the planning out wasn't the best plans. You don't know that it wasn't the best plans. No, oh, I was there. It wasn't the best plans. You didn't want to be there. That's thankfully. No, actually, it was actually pretty fun.

SPEAKER_02 21:40

And I got that cool little that cool little uh glass to drink out of, even though I didn't drink. It's pretty sick. It makes me feel like a giant. I should use it right now. Yeah. But um, I don't know.

SPEAKER_01 21:51

Do you want to share an officially toasted one? You've shared some on this podcast, which Yeah, I think the one that I'm gonna go with is I don't know that I've shared the One on the podcast because it involves being high and not being drunk. For shame. Before it was even legal. Oh we were in international waters. Smoking some weed? I think it was okay. No, I wasn't. So we we went on a lickin' the frog one, right?

unknown 22:19

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 22:21

I was so confused. I was like, what?

SPEAKER_02 22:25

My favorite band in the 90s. The kinks? Licking the frog. Oh. Lincoln Frog. Yeah, here we go. Ha ha. Go Dodgers.

SPEAKER_01 22:34

Anyway. So uh no, we went on a cruise for a bachelor party, and one of the guys in the group um did partake. Okay. And so he decided that he was gonna make uh I think it was brownies and bring them on board, which was funny to me because like we were so worried about smuggling alcohol and we're smuggling weed browns on board, but whatever. And so some point on the first day, you know, a couple people taking a couple bites, and he goes, he looks at me and goes, Ah, like these aren't that bad. You could probably do one. And I was like, Oh, okay, whatever. Like, you only live once. That never goes well because everybody has different tolerances. You're right. Yeah, everybody does have different tolerant tolerances, and it turns out mine apparently is high. So not like I was high, but well, I mean, I was high, but he comes to me like, oh, I don't know, four hours later, and he's like, You were handling this like a champ. These are so much stronger than I thought they were. And I was like, What? And immediately, like, I start to freak out a little bit because I'm like, no, don't tell me that. Like, I thought everything was going just fine. But fast forward to the end of the night, and like I go out on the deck of the ship and I'm just laying in one of the lounge chairs, looking up at the stars as they go by. And like it was one of the most calm moments I'd ever had. And I was like, Oh, I kind of get it now. Like, this isn't something I would do very frequently, but like I get this reaction. This is nice. Yeah. But it was just funny because he'd come up to me and he was like, Oh my god, you were handling this like a champ. And I know that those were the words because I told this story so many times because I was so impressed with the phrase handling this like a champ. So I know the way your brain works. Shout out J Neil.

SPEAKER_02 24:18

And his brain is always boom, boom, boom, boom. Just it's like a frickin' computer. Did that slow that sensation down for you? Like, did it make it so you were just calm or did it focus all that?

SPEAKER_01 24:28

Like, I don't know because I didn't like actively try to do anything with that. You weren't having like deep thoughts up there.

SPEAKER_02 24:33

I would it was just more like, oh, this is nice.

SPEAKER_01 24:35

Yeah, that's basically what it was. Like, it wasn't anything where I was trying to focus my energy on accomplishing anything, so it did allow my brain to like stop, I guess, and just kind of take things in.

SPEAKER_02 24:46

No, I've never officially partaked in marriage in marriage I wana secondhand, yes, a zillion times, and it always made I was one of those guys that felt a little bit like anxious from it, not a ton. And I always hate the hated the smell, so the smell always gave me a headache. But then having anxiety from something, it was like that's not fun.

SPEAKER_01 25:08

I also feel like some of the anxiety from that, and it's something that I think I've felt in the past, is like for the longest time we were told that it was wrong. Oh, we grew up with the thing where it's like you do that, you're doing heroin next to it. It's like it's the gateway. It was no gateway. Which to be fair in Kingman, kind of true. But um in Kingman, you started with the hard drugs and you found your way to wean yourself off with weed. So yeah. So you spend all that time being told that it's wrong, that like when you're around it. I don't know that it necessarily gives you any anxiety. I think the fact that you're worried about it touching your clothes and staying on your clothes to the point where you're high for the next six weeks straight gives you anxiety because you're so worried about the I'd be more worried about getting caught. I can't even get a job now because I smell like weed. It just made me a little paranoid enough that we're like I I wasn't paranoid, paranoid, but I could feel the sensation of it. I was just like, and I'd heard people either get that way or they're the opposite. Like, and I was just like, ugh, that just doesn't sound fun.

SPEAKER_00 26:06

Huh?

SPEAKER_01 26:06

I think I'm paranoid. Okay, surely. Oh man. McLean, not Manson.

SPEAKER_02 26:15

Okay, um, we should probably uh name uh three celebrities that have been toasted in the movies.

SPEAKER_01 26:23

I'm not sure. Yeah, that is that's like a weird one. Three name three what's your three best scenes in a movie that was someone's toasted? Um either the drunk or getting high scene in Blazing Saddles, both of those are fantastic. Which I haven't seen in forever, but yeah. So so good. Um what other ones?

SPEAKER_02 26:52

Anything with uh what was the one with uh Frank the Tank? Old Old School. I mean half his scenes are him getting that's kind of true. Oh, um, and this is not politic politically crazy.

SPEAKER_01 27:05

Bernie spent an entire movie either dead or toasted. I'm not sure what's absolutely toasted.

SPEAKER_02 27:10

But uh Mr. Long Duck Dong from 16 Candles. Oh, yeah, when he gets wasted, it's so not appropriate now, but it was pretty damn funny at the time.

SPEAKER_01 27:22

Uh Matthew McConaughey's character in uh anything he's ever done? Yeah, it's also what's the one where he has short arms? Just kidding. What's the one you mean dazed and confused? Yeah, that's the first one. Yeah, yeah, that was when he yeah, he walked with this cock out through the whole movie.

SPEAKER_02 27:38

Yeah. I get it. I see you, Matthew. Yeah, yeah, from the waist down. Nice.

SPEAKER_01 27:44

What nice? Uh what was the one with uh Jim Brewer and Chappelle and it was literally called like uh high, something get high, or it made no money whatsoever. Dave Chappelle has been a lot of things. I also want to say there was one with like Method Man and Red Man. Oh, there had to be. Yeah. Any of the Cheech and Chong movies, which were classics growing up. Because when I was when you're that age, uh when those were out, um you're not supposed to listen to those. Like, so it was like bootleg stuff.

SPEAKER_02 28:16

And anytime we got to see one of those movies, or we used to listen to the cassette tapes of them and just laugh our ass off. And I didn't smoke weed, but it was the funniest thing because Chong had the funniest voice I've ever heard in my life.

SPEAKER_01 28:28

Little Mouse and Dumbo. He smoked. No, didn't he get drunk? He's like hiccuping all over the place. I wish that's what drinking. Well, I guess it kind of does get like that. Usually when someone gets the hiccups, it's like it's not fun afterwards. The one where the episode of The Simpsons, you're welcome. The episode of The Simpsons where it's a chili cook-off. Yeah. And this doesn't really apply because it's not alcohol. Well, he does get drunk to try to calm the heat sensation, but there I think it's Cheap Wiggum makes a chili with a pepper so hot that it like gives you hallucinations. Yeah. And Homer eats it, says that he's fine, and goes into an alternate dimension. I think I remember I remember that one. Where there's a coyote that says, Homer, find your soulmate. And then he's walking down the street and he sees a dog say the same thing. He goes, Find your soulmate. And he goes, Dogs and talk. He goes, Woof, woof. And then Homer's response is damn straight.

SPEAKER_02 29:31

I just I want to be at one of those table readings when those guys are writing that shit.

SPEAKER_01 29:36

He literally took he he found a candle and like lit it and tried to melt wax on his tongue to coat it so that he could have the chili pepper without going insane.

SPEAKER_02 29:45

Yeah, that was written by guys high.

SPEAKER_01 29:47

Yeah, for sure.

SPEAKER_02 29:48

So I love this episode because it flew by and we're ending it with a simple on a high note? Oh, how did I not get there? So let's try that again. I love this episode because we're ending it. On a high note?

SPEAKER_00 30:02

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 30:04

The more you know. That just happened. I might not make the show because it probably looked really retarded. Retarch. It's okay to say that, trust me. We heard all about it last night. Yeah. So um, yeah, we'll wrap up this episode. Thank you for bringing this word. It was a fun one. It was fun. That went way way quick. Um, as always, uh, subscribe, follow, share any any of our details or links to any your likes. Dislike twice. 100%. Um there's a lot of stuff on our website, hangout with your or hangout slangout.com, or we can be reached at hangout slangout at gmail.com. That was smooth, by the way. It was smooth.

SPEAKER_02 30:49

Yeah. Second and a half delayed, isn't it?

SPEAKER_01 30:53

Is this thing on? Uh and the other thing I would like to acknowledge now at the end of this episode, and we'll acknowledge it the next episode we record, I'm sure, is I don't know how many of these people are going to become fans, but we have had a weirdly positive spike in viewership recently. We're not sure what to attribute it to. I blame you. We don't, we're not, we don't care. We're not gonna try to mess with success, but there's gonna mess with there's we'll we'll mess it up real good. It's like a scab. I'm gonna flip again. Uh, but we're super excited to see that there are new viewers. Hopefully, you've made it to this part of the episode because we know that you haven't made it to this part of the episode. That's why we're gonna start the next episode with the same thank you. Um, and yeah, we're just excited for you to join us on this ride. Like, we don't do this for money for sure. I'm not even sure that we do it for fun for us, but we do it for fun for somebody, and hopefully somebody's having fun away. Yeah, keeps us sane. There's probably somebody in some jail somewhere that really has a good idea.

SPEAKER_02 31:54

Basically, I promised this guy by now we'd be famous, and it ain't happen yet.

SPEAKER_01 31:59

But we're getting there. Hopefully, you're welcome. Another another 120 episodes or so, and we'll be right right where we're gonna be. Right there, we'll be right there. Be out of words by that point, but at least we'll be right on the cusp of success. I'll be dead by then, anyways. Right?

SPEAKER_02 32:14

That's absolutely but basically what Michael has said. Love this guy. Thanks for being here. Yeah, we'll see you next time.

SPEAKER_01 32:36

All right, whenever you're ready, but hang on one second. This is more like we finally started getting views. Do we have to go to this? This is why. No, it's not. Say hi, Remington. This is exactly why, right?

SPEAKER_02 33:03

That's not bad.

SPEAKER_01 33:04

I can't believe you made that dog with AI. Is he gonna be quiet?

SPEAKER_02 33:13

What are you talking about? That's me.

SPEAKER_01 33:19

So my buddy sort of army.