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Propellant Films Season 2 Episode 1

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In this episode of 87.9, Glenn learns from Pootuartitty (pronounced pituitary) on how to unlock max-looks maxxing. For anyone out there trying to maximize their looks, this is an episode you cannot miss. 

We dive into: 
- How to keep your skin moist, even if you don't drink water.
- Tasty tips for creating a sexy jaw line. 
- Walking around with scream face to keep your skin looking extra tight.

Produced by Propellant Films
Starring: MJ Mattheson as Glenn Sheen and Joey Hamburger as Pootuartitty.

SPEAKER_01

It gets shocked face, you kind of just look surprised all the time. Um, and you want to put your hands up like this. Um so if you're a kid, uh best time to do this is walk around the hallways at your school, big face, big eyes, lots of hand. Um just walk through the hallways like that. And you think people aren't gonna pick on those kids? No, they'll understand that they're building their facial structure. I mean, I in an ideal world, everybody's trying this and developing this method, so the whole hallway is kids. Just a hallway of children just Yeah, exactly. Just walking around scream face.

SPEAKER_02

Welcome back. It's 87.9 K Who Radio. It's the voice of Glenn Sheen. That's a me. It's a me, a Glenn Sheen. And uh in the studio with me, uh uh joining me with uh headphones on in a moment is our friend Pituitary. That is your moniker and your name and your um um your presence online. Uh uh go ahead and uh say hello to the the guests or to the um the the people or the um the listeners. Where are they? Uh they're uh they're listening on the radio. Oh. Uh or they might watch online later.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, like in that they're in the car right now?

SPEAKER_02

They could they could be in a car. Some people are in a car, some people might have it on at work.

SPEAKER_01

Could you imagine listening to something in the car right now?

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, I hope they do. Uh pituitary here is an influencer. Is that the right word to use for you?

SPEAKER_01

More like uh infloweducationer.

SPEAKER_02

Okay. So uh pituitary is an influ educationer. Yeah. Uh on uh you can follow him on Instagram and uh TikTok.

SPEAKER_01

Kick, you can follow my kick, Twitch. I got LinkedIn. LinkedIn as well. Doing Bumble. I got Hinge, uh, Club Penguin. I have a CIA profile. Um I have warrants out for my arrest. You can comment on those. Those are publicly available. Oh, okay. Check me on Google Images.

SPEAKER_02

You're saying if I Google image pituitary, I'm not gonna get a bunch of pictures of glands. No, you're gonna get pictures of me.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, okay. But you have to spell it correctly. And how do we spell P-O-O-T-U-A-R-T-I-E.

SPEAKER_02

P-O-O-T-U-A-R. T-I-T-T-I-T-T-T-T-T-Y-E. T I T T Y. Yeah, it's like pituur titty. Yeah, putur titty. Yeah, that's it. Okay. Pituitary. Uh you are uh uh uh an uh influ educationer. Yeah uh uh what what is your primary area of education? What are you uh in uh uh learning the youths out there, if you will.

SPEAKER_01

So I I do max looks maxing. So looks maxing is you know what people do to kind of maximize their looks. Oh I'm max looks maxing, which you know is maximizing, maximizing the looks. So double max.

SPEAKER_02

So you're your your double max is like not like a like a double mac and cheese, which is what I'm usually No, yeah, definitely not a double mac and cheese. Oh, okay. So and and i if you were maybe like a man of a certain age and you didn't know what um how old are you? I wasn't talking about me.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, how old are you?

SPEAKER_02

Um enough to party.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, so like 48. No. No. Um Well, I'm say you're giving 48.

SPEAKER_02

Oh, I am? Yeah. Oh, uh that's eight years too many, sir. I am 40.

SPEAKER_01

Man, you must not lotion. That's like the easiest thing you can do for Max Lux Maxing. I use lotion on my hands. Yeah, are you are you doing aquafloor? Floor. Aquafloor? No. Yeah, that's a thing I tell people to do. What's that? Well, yeah, so you do is you douse your entire body and aquafloor, you look like you're like just coming out of the matrix. Sure.

SPEAKER_02

So you're just like pink and there's lots of tubes coming out of you.

SPEAKER_01

Well, there's no tubes. The only tube is the high pressure hose that's shooting water right into your body. Sure. Into the body. Into the body, yeah. Kind of pins you up against the wall. That's the only thing that keeps you from sliding out the room. Uh okay. Yeah, there's a high pressure hose shooting your body into the wall, and that's the only thing that kind of keeps you from like slipping out the room. Wow. So you have a whole system to this.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah. So uh so like so. I'm just using like, you know, lotion on my hands and yeah, you're doing it wrong. I I can tell you I'm doing it wrong for sure.

SPEAKER_01

You don't have a high pressure hose involved? If you don't have a high pressure hose involved, you're doing it wrong. You have to know a firefighter, but I mean, if you're you know, if you're doing max looks maxing effective, you meet them at calendar shoots. No kidding. Yeah. So you do like calendar shoots with firefighters?

SPEAKER_02

No, they come to me to know how to pose. Wow. Can I ask you this? Uh you you have all this knowledge, obviously, but you seem like a pretty young man.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, I'm 20. I'm 21. Oh, you're 21? Yeah. Wow. But I don't drink. You don't drink? Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Well, you know, you can now, it's legal.

SPEAKER_01

No, I mean I don't drink anything.

SPEAKER_02

Wait, you don't mean just alcohol? You mean like No, I don't drink alcohol, I don't drink water, I don't drink juice. Okay, wait, you don't drink water? You can die without drinking water.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, but not really.

SPEAKER_02

Wait, so is the only way you're getting water is when the hose is spraying in?

SPEAKER_01

Exactly. That's the only thing that's like keeping my skin in shape is the aqua floor. That's wow, that's it. And I get a little bit of water in that because it's hard to keep your holes closed? Yeah. There's a lot of holes. Yeah, because I'm naked the whole time, so water goes in the ears and the mouth.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01

Sometimes up the butt, but like that's fine. Oh, okay. So up the butt's good. Up the butt's actually probably the only way I'm really getting water. Okay. Fair. Are you alright? I'm sorry. Um, sorry, I might I just kind of go somewhere for some. Yeah, sometimes I go in and out. That's a problem without the liquids and stuff, but it's fine. I'll I'll do an aqua floor session after this.

SPEAKER_02

Well, you can get you a glass of water.

SPEAKER_01

No, I don't I don't think I can do the way I would have to do it on camera.

SPEAKER_02

Okay, that's fair. We just talked about that. Um what was the question? Uh so is there a memory from childhood you have that that led you to maybe who you are today? Is there a moment that clicked you can look back and go, wow, this is gonna be what I'm gonna become?

SPEAKER_01

I remember being a kid and um seeing a mannequin. Okay. Yeah, and it's kinda the mannequins are kind of perfect. Um, because they actually have the perfect structure. They have no face, uh, no, you know, nothing going on down there, no nipples, uh, no hair, and sometimes no hands, no feet.

SPEAKER_02

And and that's ideally the That's like the ideal body.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. I mean, why do you think they put clothes on mannequins for us to look at?

SPEAKER_02

Oh, I never thought about it that way. Yeah, exactly.

SPEAKER_01

Because we think clothes look better on that type of physique.

SPEAKER_02

Uh physique without nipples.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. Well, I mean, yeah. I mean, you can't see, like, I can't see. You could have you could not have nipples for all I know. Oh, I've got I've got nipples. Okay.

SPEAKER_02

They're it's like a I mean, I would assume I would assume you do. I've been called.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you don't I assume your nipples are insanely big. Well, it's like I'm like, I assume your nipples cover most of your chest.

SPEAKER_02

No, I'm not that big. I have a pretty big chest that's a good thing.

SPEAKER_01

I assume your nipples look like I could do archery practice on your chest.

SPEAKER_02

Uh I would say actually that wouldn't be that inaccurate. Okay, yeah. My my ex-wife used to say, um, uh, uh-oh, the uh the antennas from the satellite are out whenever my nipples got hard. Because they go concave. My nipples go out, but the areola is deep in, like when I when a pepperoni gets curled up from cooking in a gun. Got you, so you could like put water in there?

SPEAKER_01

I could.

SPEAKER_02

Okay.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. That's a different way I could get water. From Oh man.

SPEAKER_02

Good lord. All right. Mm-hmm. I don't want to take that back. I don't know. Okay. So uh what are some of the things that you'd like to do? Uh maybe something you could give advice for future looks maxers out there for the for the kids listening out there, something that they might want to like try and attempt.

SPEAKER_01

I tell everybody wants to get started in max looks maxing. Uh don't start tomorrow, start right now. Um I think one of the earliest things I did to kind of build my kind of face structure because you want to get it started earlier.

SPEAKER_02

You do have very specific face structure.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, thank you. And what I did to kind of create this, and I started really young, is I call it shock face. Um yeah, so you what to get shock face, you kind of just look surprised all the time. Um, and you want to put your hands up like this. Oh so if you're a kid, uh best time to do this is walk around the hallways at your school, big face, big eyes, lots of hand. Um just walk through the hallways like that. And you think people aren't gonna pick on those kids? No, they'll understand that they're building their facial structure. I mean, I in an ideal world, everybody's trying this and developing this method, so the whole hallway is kids. Just a hallway of children, just yeah, exactly. Just walking around scream face.

SPEAKER_02

Hey, we're gonna cut to some quick ad breaks here. Uh uh, we're in in the studio with Pituitary, uh, our our Max Looks Maxing X expert.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, we should probably tell them how to spell it so they can get on the stream.

SPEAKER_02

Sure, yeah. While you're uh listening to the ad break, you can check out Pituitary. Uh spelled P-O-O-T-U A-R-T-I-T-T-Y. Yeah. Okay, and we got a couple minutes here for you. How are you? How you feeling?

SPEAKER_01

Uh, I mean, uh, about baseline. Okay. Well, that's good. Like, it doesn't go below, right? No, I mean I don't go down, I don't go up. I'm just like baseline. Yeah. Is that like a medical thing? Maybe?

SPEAKER_02

Have you ever been diagnosed with anything?

SPEAKER_01

No, I mean, I don't go to the doctor. You've never well, you just like no, what's a doctor gonna tell me that like I can't already find out? I mean, all information is out there.

SPEAKER_02

I mean, I I thought kind of the same way. Then I was recently diagnosed with ASMR.

SPEAKER_01

Oh.

SPEAKER_02

And so I didn't know I had that. And now I hear stuff and I feel certain ways and I know what that means. Maybe that's like helpful.

SPEAKER_01

I mean, I was a kid, a doctor told me I was colorblind, but it's like this is green, that's blue. I mean, I still see I see anything, right? I hear extremely pale white. That's your color.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, I'd say like just regular old, you know, you look like a clean toilet. That's um, it's better than a dirty one, right? If you're talking about it. I don't know, my toilets are all black. You exclusively buy black toilets? No, I buy them white. Uh oh. Oh, okay. Oh, and hey, we're coming back. All right, just careful for your ears. Okay, thank you. K Who radio 87.9. That was an ad from the City Council of Hopkins. Hopkins, you can see Minneapolis from here. Hopkins, is that like a disease? Oh, um, it's a city, but also I think you're thinking of Lou Lou Hopkins' disease.

SPEAKER_01

I think I heard about a guy who had Hopkins.

SPEAKER_02

It's uh that could be. Uh oh, could I heard about a guy who had Perkins? Uh that was me. I eat a lot of Perkins, 24 hours. I'm a tremendous 12 fan.

SPEAKER_01

Oh man, I'd hate to be a guy named Lou and Hopkins. Yeah, poor guy. Yeah, but at least you can see the city, as you said.

SPEAKER_02

You get you they say you can, and I believe them. Also, a lot of antique stores there. Do you like to go to antique stores?

SPEAKER_01

No, I like new things.

SPEAKER_02

I knew the answer, but I had to ask it. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01

What am I gonna find at an antique store that I can't find at a C B2?

SPEAKER_02

Oh, I I think you actually probably can't find anything from a C B2 at an antique store.

SPEAKER_01

I actually don't even go to C B2. I don't know why I mentioned that. I go to West Elm.

SPEAKER_02

West Elm?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, which is also a disease.

SPEAKER_02

West Elm's disease?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. What's that disease? I don't know. It's something a mosquito gives you.

SPEAKER_02

Oh, those guys. You mean the state bird? That was a that was a joke. Oh, is that how you laugh?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Oh, I'm so glad I finally made you laugh in all of this.

SPEAKER_01

You can't laugh too hard because it kind of I don't know, depletes what you built up from looks maxing, max, looksing, maxing.

SPEAKER_02

Oh, so laughing like releases the looks max?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, the max looks max.

SPEAKER_02

Well, I'm gonna have to stop watching Big Bang Theory then because I'm losing all my looks maxing every night. Oh, that wasn't a joke.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, and then I'll take back my laugh.

SPEAKER_02

Oh, you can just do that?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. Oh.

SPEAKER_02

Um, any advice uh out there uh for um uh um someone maybe who's uh resurfacing. I'm trying to find ways to attract other people to you know me. And uh I'm wondering if maybe um you got some tips on that. Like, you know, how how to how to boost your confidence or how to get yourself back out there.

SPEAKER_01

Well, first thing to boost your confidence I'd say is uh I mean there's just simple things you could change your shirt. Oh, I like I I oh okay. I like this shirt. I mean you look like you're trying to be the curtains in my grandmother's kitchen. Okay, if you want to keep that pattern, cut the sleeves off. Cut the sleeves off. Yeah, cut the sleep.

SPEAKER_02

Starting like here, you think no, start higher. Up there? Yeah, start higher. But do you shouldn't I work out then? Because my arms just kind of like just happen.

SPEAKER_01

Well, I mean you'll definitely work out when people see your arms. Oh, so make yourself insecure enough to change your body for others to appreciate. If you go out with our your arms, and I'm guessing the color they are, you you'll see a lot of people squinting. Is that is that your skin or is that a shirt? Oh, this? Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Oh, it's a shirt. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_01

Does it look the exact same as my Yeah, I can't see where it ends and you start.

SPEAKER_02

Huh.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Well, no, you would know because I have a lot of chest hair. And by chest hair I mean, so shave that off back hair and oh, shave it off.

SPEAKER_01

Shave that off.

SPEAKER_02

Willie?

SPEAKER_01

Really? All of it? Yeah. Okay. You can't start an aqua floor if you have hair hair, it will end up keeping you stuck to the floor, and the whole idea is to have you slide around a little bit.

SPEAKER_02

Wow. I just, you know, I didn't know how many things I was doing wrong.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, it's a lot.

SPEAKER_02

It's a lot, it's very much a lot.

SPEAKER_01

Another thing I like to do is um I chew on um, you know, like milk duds and like juju fruits.

SPEAKER_02

Love the milk, milk duds and juju fruits.

SPEAKER_01

Okay, so I don't swallow them because obviously, but um I do try to chew on those types of things pretty much six hours a day.

SPEAKER_02

Six hours a day. You're you're what's your budget on milk duds and jujubee's?

SPEAKER_01

I mean, it's astronomical if I were to think about it, but I try not to think about those things.

SPEAKER_02

Could you not get sponsored maybe by milk duds and jujubee?

SPEAKER_01

I mean, what would that look to like to the people if I was sponsored by milk duds and jujufruits? I spit them out. I spit them out. I don't swallow.

SPEAKER_02

Well, that's probably why they won't. Yeah. Yeah, because I won't. Yeah, sponsors want you to swallow.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, sponsors don't like you to spit, they like you to swallow.

SPEAKER_02

Mm-hmm. Yeah. And that tracks. Uh it's been a pleasure to have you in the studio today. I just have a um uh well actually you just have a couple uh Hey, you know what, Glenn?

SPEAKER_01

This has been fun. Um I I don't know, I feel like I'm about to fall asleep, and I don't do that. So um I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go get a session. Sure. Gonna get aquafloid? Yeah, I mean, I could do that. I mean, okay, you got another question? Because otherwise I'm not Aquaflorid. What's your favorite kind of muffin? I actually refuse to answer that question.

SPEAKER_00

Okay.

SPEAKER_01

But maybe better raisin. A raisin? A raisin. Just uh anyway. But that's I don't I mean that's just a birthday muffin, so Okay.

SPEAKER_02

Okay. Uh beach or mountains?

SPEAKER_01

Neither.

SPEAKER_02

Neither. No.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_02

What would you prefer instead of a beach or a mountain?

SPEAKER_01

I don't know.

SPEAKER_02

Uh nice room.

SPEAKER_01

Oh okay.

SPEAKER_02

Uh what's one thing you'd like to say to future generations out there? All the all the babies that are coming up, and maybe the babies haven't been born yet. Maybe the the babies who haven't been made yet.

SPEAKER_01

Um babies who haven't been made yet, choose your parents wisely. Um, you know, because you're kind of getting their genes, so yeah, I don't know, pick your parents, right? Um babies that are already born, um, I'd say um also choose your parents wisely. Um, because if you're a baby that's already born, you look at your parents and you're like, I, you know, you guys don't look that great. You can go choose other parents if you want. And then babies that are maybe like five years old, um, well, you're stuck. Uh so that way I'd say maybe, I don't know, stretch.

SPEAKER_02

Okay, you heard it here first, folks. Uh, for all the babies uh uh that are there and the babies who haven't made it to Earth yet. Uh when you get here, you'll have to check out pituitary.gov uh and to find all of this uh fantastic uh influ educator uh and uh max looks maxing uh man who's in the studio today. Uh I really appreciate your time. Thank you for being here. Uh and K Who Heads, stick around and listen up because we have a solid rock block coming up of Train. That's right. Train, it's a thing and a band. We'll be checking back in just a little bit. I oh I'm so sorry. I forgot about that. Yeah, uh that's okay. I'm so sorry about the sound effect.

SPEAKER_01

That's fine. I'll be thinking of DJs the rest of the day. Doesn't that doesn't sound so bad. I mean, if you're a DJ. Fair