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Brother and sister, originally from Alabama who are now both Nashvillians, break down anything and everything. Trying our best to find the humor wherever we can. Hosted by Amy Goodgame and Marty Booth.
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Real ID's, Free Tickets, and Rolled Ice Cream
Hey, welcome to hey Real Quick. Hey welcome to hey Real Quick. So I, you know, have been on this doctor kick where I'm like checking off all the things you know. Oh yeah, eye doctor, dentist, this kind of doctor, dermatologist.
Speaker 1:All the doctors, all the doctors Just went and had a real checkup, had my blood work done, all that stuff. Well, in that checkup they're like you know, it's time for your colonoscopy. You're in your 50s. Sorry guys, but everybody's got to get one apparently, or maybe you don't. So they said somebody will call you whatever. I kind of forgot about it.
Speaker 2:Post-test for results, or whatever.
Speaker 1:No to set it up. Oh, okay, because you know you've got to have not a referral necessarily, but like an order from your primary care to the GI people and then the GI office will call you to set up the procedure.
Speaker 2:Joe will call you Right.
Speaker 1:GI GI.
Speaker 2:Anyway.
Speaker 1:Gastrointestinal and so this number comes up. It didn't say Spam and I answer the phone and this lady with a very normal Tennessee southern accent said yes, hi, I'm looking for Mia's good game. Now my last name is good game.
Speaker 2:Good game. Yeah, it's a compound word.
Speaker 1:Right, that's tricky Now. My last name is Good Game, Good.
Speaker 2:Game. Yeah, it's a compound word, right? That's tricky.
Speaker 1:With a capital letter, because it's a proper noun and it's good and it's game and it's put together.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And anytime I say my name, I say it's Good Game, like you played a good game Right Almost always, and then I will spell it after that sometimes because most times, wait, you say it's good game, like you played a good game, and then you still have to spend time.
Speaker 2:Oh, sometimes it depends, I would say it's good and then, and then put a game on it.
Speaker 1:Well, yeah exactly, then sometimes if people are writing it, you'll watch them write it when you say it and they write g-a-n-e or g-i-g-a-i-n like good gain goodman. I get goodman a lot over the phone like, hey, is this mrs goodman?
Speaker 2:where they come up with the man I don't know.
Speaker 1:But good gomme that that gets the trophy yeah, I mean I? I it's bougie. It sounds like it should have an accent on the end. But I was like, oh no, it's good game. And then she felt a little silly.
Speaker 2:She should have felt a little dumb and then had a little moment and then we just kind of kept going.
Speaker 1:So that's always fun.
Speaker 2:Good game.
Speaker 1:Good game.
Speaker 2:That's like like is this, is this Marty Booth?
Speaker 1:yeah or Booth it's Booth either way.
Speaker 2:Yeah, good gomme that's like the old, not old, but Key and Peele skit oh or there's a skit substitute teacher and he's like um AA Ron. Oh, I have seen that AA Ron and he's like A-A-Ron. Oh, I have seen that A-A-Ron and he's like you mean Aaron.
Speaker 1:Yes, it's the best she tried to make it difficult.
Speaker 2:Yeah, is what she did.
Speaker 1:Yeah, if you need to spice up your day, I get it.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I don't know. Go back to the workroom, get some more coffee. But good, gourmet, don't church it up, dear tay, that's what that is. She was sure chin it up, but speaking of last names and such, so I think I may have talked about this in the last episode, but I drove to crossville, tennessee, which is about an hour and a half from nashville, to get my real id driver's license not your fake one, no, the real, real id so put a pin in that for a minute.
Speaker 1:Now this is a second go-round to try to do this, because I went to Murfreesboro, took our mother to also get her real ID driver's license and made appointments for both of us, but I couldn't get it because I didn't take my marriage license.
Speaker 2:You had to prove you were married to get an ID.
Speaker 1:Here's the deal. So you have to take a certain amount of documents. You have to take proof of citizenship. That's either a birth certificate, a valid passport Nope that's a different document or seven other weird ones, and then, if you have a name, change like so once I get to my social security card.
Speaker 1:You got to have evidence of the name change. It either has to be a divorce decree, your marriage license, and then there's one other option, and I talked to this lady at work the other day who did the same thing. She was like, yeah, but I got married, of course my name changed. Now, not everybody changes their name, just hold up.
Speaker 2:Most people do.
Speaker 1:Some people hyphenate and all the business and I'm for whatever you want to do.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:However, you know I mean, what are we trying to Anyway? So I almost cried, but I did not. Mom got hers. Great, I made another appointment. The reason I drove to Crossville is because anything in a 60 mile radius they didn't have any appointments to. Like June. Well, I don't think I have to fly before June, but if I have to fly before June, my passport expired, like March 7th.
Speaker 1:So, I can't get on a plane because after May 9th to fly even domestically you have to have a real ID, driver's license with the star, which is either a black star in Tennessee or a gold star. Because the black star? No, you're good if you have a gold star, because that's grandfathered in. That's just the new design is what they told me at Crossville.
Speaker 1:So you're fine. As long as you have a star, you're fine. So my kids all good. But because I don't have a passport that's valid and unexpired and because my driver's license is just a plain old wimp driver's license, I wouldn't be able to get on a plane. I think it's after May 7th.
Speaker 2:I think they should make it harder to fly the plane nowadays than to get on it.
Speaker 1:Can we land it? You're lucky. I want to get on it right now, exactly Star or no star Right, I don't or no star Right, I don't feel any stars. I give it zero stars.
Speaker 2:I give you zero stars because we landed upside down.
Speaker 1:Right, I'm on the wing and it's on fire, but anyway. So they talked about this. I think it was 2020, maybe even pre-2020. And I don't know the reason behind it. Somebody told me it was 9-11. Well, I think that's 25 years too late. I don't know.
Speaker 2:Extra security, so let me tell you this okay, I know I'm coming in hot y'all sorry, so I go to crossville. We're not that angry, but go ahead.
Speaker 1:Well, it's a whole thing I mean people are talking about it. You know who's gonna be angry you.
Speaker 2:You go to the airport about may 8th oh, and they don't have that star, and you got some people in line with a family vacation or some business or a conference or something for work. It ain't going to be the happiest place on earth.
Speaker 1:And they didn't realize that their license don't have a star and that their passport expired. The airport's going to be special mid-May, but anyway I go to Crossville.
Speaker 2:I have my appointment.
Speaker 1:I took every document I had. I took my expired passport. I took my global real ID card. I've got one of those, but I don't have a valid passport.
Speaker 2:I got my Costco card.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I had everything.
Speaker 2:YMCA.
Speaker 1:I had. Anyway, for some reason, I have two certified birth certificates. I took both. I took a bank statement, I took NES bills, Because you have to have two proofs of you know that your address is your address. So it's crazy Pants, why would you? Okay, so here's the thing. I get it. They print out a copy and this is maybe helpful information if somebody's in the thing. I get it. They print out a copy and this is maybe helpful information if somebody's in the area. It's going to take you six weeks, they said, to get the license.
Speaker 2:It's going to be.
Speaker 1:A real problem is what it's going to be yeah, because if you go to the airport and you're like, well, I have this paper thing and they don't accept it, yeah.
Speaker 1:And you're like, and you're like anywho, I look at the expiration date, of course, after I left, and it says expired May 9th 2026. I was like, what Isn't that license supposed to be good for four or five, six, seven, eight years? So I called them, because I'm old and I call people, and I call and I said hey, I think it was the same woman I was just in got a real ID, driver's license.
Speaker 1:He gave me the printed temporary copy, I noticed the expiration date is next May. Is that just on the temporary thing and then the real one? It'll be good she goes. No, it's because you came in early, too soon, so like you came in way before it would have expired, so it's only going to be good. So, but if I had to, if you have to travel, so basically they've got you still got to renew it. I said, well, can I renew it online?
Speaker 2:Can I renew it? Can you renew it now?
Speaker 1:Can we do it now? Can we do it now?
Speaker 2:Shouldn't you just be able to renew when you want, like, can I just pay and just go ahead and add some years? It's bonkers.
Speaker 1:So she said I think you'll be able to do that. And my co-worker same thing said yep, that's what they told me, that it's going to expire. So it's another. What? $12? And I want to say this if this is a money grab, go ahead and bump it to $20.
Speaker 2:You know, it's a little bit like a stamp like I'll pay you double, just add some years to it.
Speaker 1:I'm saying here's the thing so now, lastly, hold on, not quite done this local woman because probably everybody was local but me comes in which the crosswell dmv very efficient, very small, comes in and says I need to renew my driver's license. And the guy do you want a real ID, driver's license or just a regular driver's license? She goes, what's the difference? He said, well, the real ID is for travel and you have to have these documents. The other one, we can just renew it without the document. She goes, just that one. Why would you not have one? That's a real ID. I get people that don't travel a lot or maybe you know Right.
Speaker 1:But if you have to fly anywhere at any point, not everybody flies, right?
Speaker 2:I didn't fly until I was 20. But you might want to have it.
Speaker 1:This is the most inefficient. Yeah, you want to talk about worked up.
Speaker 2:You want to talk about.
Speaker 1:I was worked up, but anyway, so I have it and I guess I'll have some kind of license. And then I got to figure out my passport renewal business. I had to do that, but I think I can do it online. No, I just expired.
Speaker 2:I just did that because mine hadn't expired yet Did you do it online. No, I don't know, robin handles situations, but yeah, she took a picture. I stood against the wall.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes, so you did it online. Oh my gosh yeah.
Speaker 2:She's upstairs. We can go ask her, but so she took a picture.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and I was like I don't care what it looks like, and I was like and she goes, ok, and I was like that's horrible, ok. So I took like nine pictures.
Speaker 2:Of course you got one that still looks bad to send in. But yeah, I guess we did it online.
Speaker 1:Yeah, if it hasn't expired, you haven't changed any information.
Speaker 2:But you can't do the kids passports like that. Adult passports you can. But, if, like kids, are under 18 and they have that like kind of fake kiddie passport.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, Because they change so much yeah.
Speaker 2:But I'll say this about renewal when you go to renew something, there should be a base price of like, hey, it's $25 and it's good for four years. Yeah, but there should also be options. Make it like Olin Mills picture packages. Be like oh, it's $25 for four years, or, if you want, you can pay $100 and you're good for I don't know 25 years or something 20.
Speaker 1:Right, 10. I don't know. 25 years or something, yeah, 20. Right, 10. I don't know.
Speaker 2:Make it up, yeah, yeah, or you know what $200 and you never have to come here again for the rest of your life.
Speaker 1:Let's do that one Until you're 78, when we should retest your eyesight and your driving abilities, which they ain't doing that.
Speaker 2:No, they're not.
Speaker 1:Is the same as Star ID. Yeah.
Speaker 2:So it says the act was passed in 2005.
Speaker 1:Yeah, post 9-11.
Speaker 2:To improve the security of state issued identification cards and driver's license in response to 9-11 attacks.
Speaker 1:So it's 2025. It's been 20 years. Yeah.
Speaker 2:And it says federal purposes, to use them to enter certain federal buildings. I'm not doing that. Yeah, military bases, I'm good, nuclear power plants. I'll just stay at the house and board commercial flights.
Speaker 1:How do you?
Speaker 2:stick board. Commercial flights with power plant access.
Speaker 1:I know it's like buses in the sky high level security clearance. I don't know. It feels like there's a gap.
Speaker 2:I'm not going to the Pentagon, I just want to get on a Delta or a Southwest. We're going to Disney.
Speaker 1:What are you doing? Yeah, it's insanity.
Speaker 2:I'm flying to Panama City. Dude, yeah, Like do I need a star?
Speaker 1:No, so anywho, wait a minute. Can I say this real quick yeah?
Speaker 2:So IDs, yeah, so because you call it that, yeah, now a normal ID. Is that a fake ID? Are we all walking around with fake IDs? Now, I don't know, used to a fake ID was.
Speaker 1:Is this your real one? No, you got it made fake. You try to use it. Oh yeah, Older than you're supposed to be. Yeah, totally Don't call it real. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Sorry.
Speaker 1:There's a problem in the system. And that's one of them.
Speaker 2:That's like the shoe thing.
Speaker 1:What.
Speaker 2:The shoe that's the airport. Oh yeah, Let us check it. They're still doing it.
Speaker 1:I know, I know, but if you pay enough and you have the global entry or the TSA pre which I have, but I don't have a current passport- we finally did that.
Speaker 1:And I feel like if you have a global entry, that should serve also as your passport. And I feel like if you have a global entry, that should serve also as your passport. You had to take an extra trip to Donaldson Pike over there by the airport and do some kind of extra picture. My picture is hilarious for that thing. I'm in some kind of T-shirt.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and it's not just like from the neck up.
Speaker 1:You're sitting in a seat because they ask you like four questions. Is this really your address? What's your Social Security number? You're sitting in a seat because they ask you like four questions. Is this really your address? What's your social security number?
Speaker 2:You're not ready.
Speaker 1:It's just like it was anticlimactic. But yeah, I don't know, don't get me started anyway. Anyway, but I took myself to Bucky's.
Speaker 2:After that.
Speaker 1:Oh, before and then after, I had to get a Starbucks because I was like I needed something. But I have it. We'll see when it comes in the mail. I'll be counting the days.
Speaker 2:That's crazy.
Speaker 1:But like one lady, when I went to the one in Murfreesboro with mom she was flying in two weeks and she was there with her adult daughter. She goes, how long do you think it'll take to get it back? And she goes probably 10 to 12 business days. She's like man, ok, I'll get it, just in time. And they said six weeks.
Speaker 1:She ain't going nowhere, no you ain't getting it and she didn't have a passport, I'm telling you the airport is going to be angry, maybe not, maybe not, but I just think they put it off, you know it was supposed to. We were all supposed to kind of do it in the whole country like around 2020.
Speaker 2:They kept pushing it back.
Speaker 1:That's their fault, I know. And then people kind of go well, they don't really. But then about February I started hearing people talk about it. You better have it if you don't have a passport. And I didn't realize my passport expired in March.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I always like to have a passport up to date.
Speaker 1:I know I used to always be like.
Speaker 2:I don't need a passport. I don't need a passport. Now I'm like you might need it. Yeah, yeah, I want to have it up to date.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I got to get my Anyway adult children, whatever, update theirs.
Speaker 2:Proactive.
Speaker 1:Be proactive. Anyway, get your real ID If you want to get on a.
Speaker 2:Or get a fake one, just get a star on it.
Speaker 1:Get a star stamp. Can we get some of those?
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Man, I'm saying Anywho. Dmv man yeah. Department of Motor Vehicles yeah, I would not want that job.
Speaker 2:No, robin's Work did something when I had to get my real ID. And it was close to their office. It was in some little hotel, there was just like three desks. Of course, I also went there the wrong week. I went on a Monday and there was nobody there and they're like oh, that's next week.
Speaker 1:Wait, they have a hookup for their employees and family members.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you booked a time, so my time was like 1030 or whatever. So I went on at 1030 on like a Tuesday, and like call your name or there was like two people in front of me and you go sit at the desk and you just talk to the dude and he takes your picture and like boom done.
Speaker 1:Delightful.
Speaker 2:I was like that's the way to do it.
Speaker 1:But if you can save me a trip to DMV. Yeah Well, mine was like a whole half a day, but whatever you know I went on a drive by myself. It was good weather, a little windy Crank up, a little music yeah.
Speaker 2:Oh, I did. We did something this past weekend. We got some free tickets, which there's nothing better than free tickets.
Speaker 1:Free tickets. Free tickets is yeah.
Speaker 2:There's free tickets.
Speaker 1:Free tickets.
Speaker 2:Free tickets is the best. Yeah, I love it. We went to the Pinnacle. It's a new venue downtown.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:So they have the tall Pinnacle building.
Speaker 1:The building.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah but then there's like a music venue called the Pinnacle. You go in, it's all new, but then out front they had like a kind of like cornhole, a couple like little food trucks, tons of picnic tables. So, people can kind of like hang out before you go in. Oh, yeah, so anyway, we got to go see Jason Isbell.
Speaker 1:Really, I didn't know this. Yeah, the Pinnacle.
Speaker 2:It was, I guess, last Saturday, okay, and it was just him and he did most of his new stuff. It was just him and they'd bring out a guitar like every couple songs. He was like I know, all these guitars look the same.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but they're different tunings, but they're different he was like trust me, this is not for show. Yeah.
Speaker 2:But then he had a guy come out, Dave Rawlings or whatever.
Speaker 1:Yeah, of Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings. Yeah, so he came out at the end and they did three more songs. No way, but yeah, it was. It was just him, so it was all acoustic. That's nice, it was so good. Um, you and robin, or you and robin the voice, no man our voice would have been like what wake me up um yeah, that's nice.
Speaker 2:That's a good date night so yeah, free tickets man but we were in a hurry because we had flag, football boys had flag football Boys had flag football.
Speaker 1:We get home. We're like boom, we got to go because it started at like eight.
Speaker 2:So we go, we're driving and I'm like I forgot to eat supper because we've been at flag football games and I got home, All right let's go. So I'm like I am starving.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So we get there. They're yeah. So we get there and we're like, whatever they got to have some food, right, yeah, so we check out the little food trucks, but it's all like I can't eat a giant thing of you know nachos. We got like seven minutes before we got to be in there, so we're like we'll just get some inside Big fancy bar.
Speaker 1:This will be a lot of food, yeah.
Speaker 2:So we go up, she, she gets a water, I get a athletic like can, oh, yeah, uh, non-alcoholic ipa, yeah right. And then we got two bags of popcorn. They're like you want nashville hot or do you want movie theater?
Speaker 1:I was like I want movies, yeah yeah, you want nashville high and the bathroom, or do you want?
Speaker 2:and then. So we saw the prices pop up oh, uh-huh and robin's like did you get two beers? And I was like no, I just got one yeah I think it was for the. I thank god we got free tickets because it was well. First of all, we, we pull up, we see the pinnacle right there.
Speaker 1:It's so close.
Speaker 2:Maybe 60 yards and they're like can we park here and the? Guy's like if there's any open pull in. This is Nashville parking. You're always like, oh my gosh, Pull in. There's like one parking spot, it's right there and we're like we don't care how much this costs because it's right there.
Speaker 2:It's $53 to park for four hours, which I mean is free tickets. That's fine. So we go in to pay. We get two things of popcorn, a water and a non-alcoholic beer, and I think it was $32. I thought she messed up, but one non-alcoholic beer can was $32. I thought she messed up, yeah, but one non-alcoholic beer can was $12. What I mean? I know y'all got to make some money.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But it's a six-pack at Kroger's tent.
Speaker 1:Come on.
Speaker 2:But anyhow I was like man. Yeah, it was free tickets. I kept saying that to my. I kept saying like just free tickets, free tickets yeah, it's free tickets but it was great because we sat there and we're watching. She's like can you see? I? Was like not really um, and tickets were good. We're pretty close and then. But the person right in my sight line of Jason Isbell Right Just had a big head and big hair.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay, A lot of hair Right Came straight in from 1986.
Speaker 2:Winger yeah whatever Quiet riot. So I was like, but then we realized nobody was sitting. Nobody came to the next two seats to our right.
Speaker 1:So we could just, kind, of there you go, scooch it over I will say that it was close quarters because they had folding chairs oh, okay, like set up on the lower level and it was sharing the armrest business no, there's no armrest, but it was just oh you had to get up when somebody had to walk by it's like going to the bathroom on a plane oh yeah, kind of like the rhymans like that yeah, the rhymans like that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but you ain't moving in pews no, no, no, no, no no but anyway, yeah, he was good man, that's awesome yeah, he did. He did tell a funny story, like because in between songs and he was talking about, uh, I didn't know, the river, what is it? The flower moon, uh, the, whatever, I forget the name of the movie but, but it was a couple of years ago it was up for Children of the Flower Moon or something like that. Whatever, it's called.
Speaker 2:That sounds like a horror movie, but I didn't know he was in a movie. So he was in it. Dicaprio was in it Really. So he's like, yeah, you know, hanging out and talking to Leonardo DiCaprio I don't know if you've heard of him, yeah, and I think it was like in Missouri or somewhere random Oklahoma, and he's like man, what do you do? Like Jason? Isabel asked him. He's like what do you do down here?
Speaker 1:Like when the film is over.
Speaker 2:Oh right, and he's like he said DiCaprio goes have you been to Walmart? And he's like dude, I used to work at Walmart. And he's like no, it's great, I put my hat on, I put my mask on, I just go in there. He's like they got everything. Like, just like, got a kick out of going to like the local Walmart.
Speaker 1:I thought that was pretty good. That's amazing.
Speaker 2:He was like have I, if I've been to Walmart? I just thought you don't know who you're talking to.
Speaker 1:Yeah, oh, I shop at Walmart.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but it was a good show, because it was about an hour and 45 minutes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's important. He knew his audience, yep.
Speaker 2:Got there, everyone was kind of 30 to 70.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, he's got a big following.
Speaker 2:So when we got in there, I was like oh, I got excited, I saw chairs.
Speaker 1:Yes, oh, nobody's standing up for anything. Love it Fantastic yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't want to stand up. No, and I want to be home by 10.
Speaker 1:Yeah Right, Free tickets.
Speaker 2:And when that sucker was over we walked to the car and we're back home in 25 minutes.
Speaker 1:No way.
Speaker 2:Got in our car, hit no like just because we came out the same way.
Speaker 1:Sure, yeah, two lights, bam interstate. That's nice.
Speaker 2:You can do that. You know you're old when you're like we got home, we got home in 25 minutes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, but you know, there's almost as much joy in the parking.
Speaker 2:In the parking, yes, in the parking find In the like, non-traffic find Like this is how locals do it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, right.
Speaker 2:Do not get in a parking deck if you can no.
Speaker 1:No, because it just gets backed up. Yeah, log jam.
Speaker 2:Bunch of horns, just park outside.
Speaker 1:Yeah, if you can find it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if you can find it yeah if you can find it yeah, anyway.
Speaker 1:Wow.
Speaker 2:So, oh, but that reminded me.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So a new building downtown. I don't know if this is downtown, but Robin showed me this last night and it's called. I want to say it's ice cream, which everybody likes ice cream. It's called Rolled Forever Ice Cream. You've never had's ice cream which everybody likes ice cream. It's called rolled forever ice cream you've never had rolled ice cream uh, I've never heard of it.
Speaker 2:Um, but this place is. It says she showed it to me and it says learn how to make rolled ice cream. Okay, so our rolled ice cream crafting class will leave you feeling like an experienced master roller. So I have to pay to work for you.
Speaker 1:I don't think that's a fun activity for me. No, I have to go. I'll go eat it. I'll go eat it.
Speaker 2:I don't want, that's your job. That's like crumble cookie saying like come on in, grab an apron.
Speaker 1:Yeah, here's a stack of butter. Start melting it. Here's a stack of butter.
Speaker 2:Start melting it. Here's a spoon. Welcome to Jenny's. Uh-uh, yeah no no, no, yeah, shoot, but I just thought that was comical.
Speaker 1:That is comical.
Speaker 2:I don't want to go to McDonald's and make a smash burger.
Speaker 1:No, so first time maybe.
Speaker 2:I've never heard of rolled ice cream, so Liz, good game Shout out in New Zealand.
Speaker 1:She took me when they were in Nashville to a rolled ice cream place on 8th and I want to say it gets its. What am I trying to say? Origin from.
Speaker 2:Oh, you can book a private room here.
Speaker 1:Sorry, yeah this is just bougieing it up. Yeah, this is just bougieing it up. Oh, where did it?
Speaker 2:start. Well, while you find it, I'm going to read about this one. They also have the Roll Academy. It's perfect for a family outing birthday party bachelorette party. I've seen bachelorette parties in Nashville. You don't want them rolling ice cream. Do you know what I'm saying? You're not going to end up with ice cream.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, somebody's going to the hospital.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's not going to taste right at all. Yeah, mine has a tiara in it.
Speaker 1:I think I broke my crown in my mouth.
Speaker 2:Can I get a sash please? I mean a napkin.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Nobody wants that. Oh, they have group and private classes. Ok, and all experiences come with a keepsake apron oh it should the roll bus. Oh, they got a bus.
Speaker 1:Well, so here's where it originated in Thailand. I knew it was some, so it's also known as stir fried ice cream. Ok, hold on. Yeah, so you can I guess Wait a minute. Is this like hibachi with ice cream? I don't know, man, it's called item five. I'm probably butchering that name in Thai. It originated around 2009 in Thailand as a popular street food and quickly gained international attention because it was already.
Speaker 1:You're just rolling it on a frying thin and I I don't know, I don't know how you fry that without melting it, and I don't understand. It just says the ice cream base is poured onto a cold metal pan, mixed with ingredients and scraped into rolls I guess, like fried ice cream at a Mexican restaurant. This is like a bocce fried egg to do the volcano.
Speaker 2:This is giving me an ice cream headache. How they make this, yeah.
Speaker 1:So it's in other countries Malaysia and the Philippines and could be found around the globe Rolled ice cream.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I didn't know this existed at all.
Speaker 1:Stir-fried yeah. Why is it so popular? It's popular due to the live show that happens right in front of your eyes. Yeah like you just said, who wrote this? The trust you have of knowing that fresh ingredients are going into your ice cream, that fresh ingredients are going into your ice cream. Being said to have originated in Thailand, rolled ice cream has become an intercontinental sensation.
Speaker 2:How's it cold. Oh, is that pan just cold? So you?
Speaker 1:dump all the ingredients out and then, and then it's super frozen, and then, yeah, you roll it. That's great, but I don't want to make it myself. First of all, I'm in here so I don't have to clean my kitchen up.
Speaker 2:I'll watch y'all do it.
Speaker 1:Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2:Anyway, I don't know. I just thought that was bonkers.
Speaker 1:That is bonkers. Now I get making your own pottery, I get going to a cooking class, but I don't want to go to an ice cream place where I make my own. Yeah, but you know, I guess we're not giving them a very good.
Speaker 2:What's next? You got to go to Home Depot and mix your own paint. We'll give you an apron. Come on back here.
Speaker 1:Stir this up.
Speaker 2:All right, there you go. I hit that little thing. See how it puts the red in there. Yeah, that's great. Why don't you do it?
Speaker 1:and just hand it to me.
Speaker 2:We're the openers and the stirrers.
Speaker 1:I'm keeping this apron and I want some more flair, you know I don't get it. Anyway, that's bonkers Speaking of Thailand.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, I think we have like 47 listeners. I don't know, but I don't know who's listening in.
Speaker 1:Singapore. Yeah, but shout out. There's been somebody downloading something Shout out to Singapore and Ukraine. Yeah, I don't know who, hala, what's up? Yeah, hala, back at us, I guess. Thanks for listening, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I wonder if they have rolled ice cream. Oh, they got to have it in Singapore.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:And Spain, we're big in Spain. Are we big in Spain? No, I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1:Somebody we know went to Spain and flew there and all their downloads registered when they landed.
Speaker 2:Somebody from Birmingham Alabama?
Speaker 1:moved to Spain. That's what that is.
Speaker 2:But yeah.
Speaker 1:Oh my goodness. But seriously, thanks for listening.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and if you've ever had rolled ice cream, yeah. We'd love to hear about it. Yeah, we'd love to hear about it yeah. I'm going to go try it.
Speaker 1:I'm not going to make it, and did they deep fry it? You've got to find out?
Speaker 2:I don't think you can.
Speaker 1:Fried ice cream, though, is a thing on the Mexico restaurant dessert menu.
Speaker 2:They also have sorry, this is once again rolled forever ice cream they also have. Don't Forget a Pup Sunday.
Speaker 1:Take your dog. I don't want hair in my roll.
Speaker 2:I'm going to tell you Okay, you're going to make your own rolled ice cream and you want dogs and bachelorette parties involved. This is too much going on. This is yeah, right.
Speaker 1:I'm going to need to see real IDs.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Ain't nobody getting a gold star up in here. You know what, If you're going to do all that, just get like I don't know a group of policemen to come make a batch yeah Right and give it to them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:They're going to need a private room in jail Anyway. Oh, just something to do in Nashville Go get some little ice cream Free tickets. Yeah, good luck with parking though. Yeah, all right, have a good one. I will find where to close it. There it is. Have a good one.
