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Speaker 1: On this episode we are joined by a special guest

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from the North, Trish and Julian , to help us with a little

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holiday tradition called Gargaloki. Then Scott and I talk

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about Christmas music and a other holiday cheer. Hey Scott,

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give us a holiday beat. Speaker 2: Merry, merry, merry, merry, merry, merry, merry,

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merry Christmas and a Happy New. Year. Merry Christmas and a

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Happy New Year. Merry, merry, merry, merry, merry, merry.

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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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Speaker 4: Well, hello, hello, welcome to the final episode of

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season four. This is a big one for us because a lot has

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happened over the last year. Our first guest was Trish Renoni

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and she's also our last guest for this year. We see her

1:05

husband, julian, on videos and social media, but I've never had

1:09

the pleasure of talking to him. It was fun, he was a good sport

1:13

. We played Gargaloki. I almost died when you hear that we

1:21

pre-recorded that first and then just kind of saved time. Of

1:26

course I don't have to tell you guys that, because I could have

1:28

made it sound like it just flowed right through, but I like

1:31

to tell everybody behind the scenes stuff. So, yeah, looking

1:36

forward to this and, like I said , I'm going out with a bang on

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this episode. And no, it's not a gunshot or anything, it's just

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our last couple of shows all week, big Caravir, our last

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couple of shows, man, we've been talking memories. We were

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joined by our friends and we talked about Christmas toys.

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Then we talked about our favorite holiday, christmas

2:04

movies, tv shows, live action films or and that was fun.

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People really dig these memories that were stirring up and got a

2:15

good feedback. And now today we're going to talk about our

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favorite songs, and I was thinking also to talk about our

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least favorite, but this is Christmas and I really don't

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have any least favorite. So, guys, we really appreciate

2:35

everybody tuning in here and if you're wondering what we're all

2:38

about, we're all about bringing happiness to our our I'm not

2:42

even saying listeners, jim, I'm saying friends, because that's

2:47

how I feel, like we're all friends, you know especially

2:50

around Christmas, it's all friends and family. Right, right

2:54

, and some of us don't have family. So bring it on all in,

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guys, because we're all going to embrace on this show and let's,

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let's kick this up and open up one of our last stocking of the

3:06

year and pull out some Christmas music that you and I both like,

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and let me kick. Let me start this off, okay. Okay. So I love

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the song White Christmas by Bing Crosby. You know, just to hear

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those, those violins opening up that, you know I'm not going to

3:30

start like humming this whole song because we'll lose

3:34

listeners, but to hear Bing Crosby just like sing this song,

3:41

man, it brings back a lot of memories, even though it was

3:44

made way before I was, and our grandparents time. And you know,

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you can kind of put yourself in those people's shoes who first

3:55

heard this and it goes along with the movie White Christmas

4:01

or holiday and before White Christmas. But I absolutely love

4:06

the song and I'm sure a lot of people out there do.

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Speaker 1: It's a very good song . I mean, it reminds you of when

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you were a kid and your parents and grandparents listening to

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it. Just that voice of his and it, just it takes you back

4:21

whenever you hear it. Speaker 4: And you know it's weird about these old classic

4:25

songs, man, because I like history as well. You know you'll

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hear our guests Julian say that he loves history as well. I

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think of World War Two, you know , when all these songs were made

4:38

in that time, in that era, and sitting around like a radio out

4:46

in the field or in the tent, you know, and trying to hear what's

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going on back at home, I put myself in their shoes and I

4:56

really get this like overwhelming, like happiness

5:03

come through, you know, and it's super amazing and you know what

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. We're even going to play two of our favorite songs on this

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episode. We're making all copyright rules today. So that

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were rebels. But what's like your?

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Speaker 1: one of your favorites . One of my favorites is the

5:27

Christmas song by Nat King Cole. Speaker 4: Okay, that's a great one.

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Speaker 1: He, just his voice, just instantly reminds me of

5:36

Christmas time. Nat King Cole he has like a couple albums from

5:41

Christmas, but there's about four or five that just I have to

5:45

hear his voice and it's just. It puts me in that Christmas

5:47

spirit every year. Speaker 4: You know I always felt cheated because you know,

5:53

the first line is chestnuts roasting over an open fire and I

5:57

was always like what? What the heck are chestnuts, you know,

6:00

and I never had them. Speaker 1: I saw a special on YouTube and they showed that the

6:08

whole chestnut thing and how it used to be all over the East

6:12

Coast, like along the Appalachian Mountains, kind of

6:15

an into Canada. Okay we're around there and how, because of

6:20

, like a scientist or something like brought over some chestnut

6:26

trees from Japan or something or a certain kind of trees. He

6:30

brought 12 of them from Japan and they had a virus, like a

6:33

disease, on them and when he planted them in the East Coast

6:37

it spread all and it killed almost the entire population,

6:41

america's chestnut trees. Really , I'll have to send you a link

6:46

because it's real interesting. I did not know any of this.

6:48

That's why chestnuts in America is almost all gone. There's

6:53

really few people that are still in Canada trying to bring back

6:58

North American chest like American chestnut in that.

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Speaker 4: Now, like I heard a lot of people talking about

7:06

chestnuts back, you know, like grandparents and all that, and

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you know I in my head I think of like the warm, baked like

7:17

cashews or omelettes, and I've always wondered you know our

7:21

chestnuts like egg corns? I have no clue, man.

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Speaker 1: And also I looked and saw a video that they showed

7:28

how these two guys are making chestnuts and they roast them

7:31

over a fire and they should they have tips and stuff how to do

7:34

it. If you have, if you happen to order some chestnuts from

7:37

another country or Canada and get them and then they show you

7:42

how to make them and how they taste. Speaker 4: Right on. Yeah, I wouldn't mind trying them.

7:48

Speaker 1: You know, but they're , I guess, canada, and that they're trying to like the scientists and they're trying to

7:52

bring back chestnuts to where it could start flourishing again

7:55

in America. I think it's like an easy source of food.

8:02

Speaker 4: So they got, to be like a walnut, something meaty.

8:04

Speaker 1: Yeah, like that. Speaker 4: Excuse me. Yeah, I would definitely try that. So

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how about you about before I talk, because I got to get some

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water here, but OK. I'll go with another one.

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Speaker 1: Another one I have. It's probably All through all

8:27

all these songs almost like if I think about it I'll think about

8:31

my family that is no longer with me and I'll start getting

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real teary-eyed and start crying almost because the song is so

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emotional. Have yourself a merry little Christmas. By Judy

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Garland. Speaker 4: That's very haunting, that song, yeah, and I agree,

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it's like I'm putting her up there with like Bing for the

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white Christmas. You know, it's just that, that very first line,

9:00

you know, have yourself, you know, and just hearing her voice

9:05

it it makes it. You know, I've heard it lots of times, I've

9:09

heard lots of people sing it, but there's something about the

9:12

way she says it. Yeah you know that, again, when she made it,

9:20

christmas songs were just like starting to be made, you know,

9:24

and, and as weird as that sounds , but you could tell like it was

9:29

genuine, like and that's a really good tune, man, I really

9:35

liked it. Speaker 1: Yeah, it's very good. Plus, like you said, wartime,

9:41

when people couldn't be by their family and stuff. When you hear

9:44

the lyrics and stuff it's really like sad and that I think

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Not. Speaker 4: The touch on your emotions, man.

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Speaker 1: Oh but, I thought this was a safe place.

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Speaker 4: We are gonna be playing that song. You know what

10:00

I am? I'm just gonna bust all copyright rules.

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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Speaker 4: They're gonna be knocking on my door.

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Speaker 1: Shut this podcast down. Speaker 4: Yeah, they can only ask me to take it off that. That

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that's all you know. But yeah, and then hit me up with some

10:16

money court. Speaker 2: Will be the you, hey, gay. Next year our troubles

11:09

will be miles away. Oh, of your faithful friends who would dare

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to us Will be near to us Once more Someday soon. We all will

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be together If the fates of love Until when Will have to muddle

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through Somehow. So have yourself A merry little

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Christmas. Speaker 4: Now, you know a lot of people hurry up and turn off

12:43

the music because they don't want to hear it. You know one

12:47

guy I know he had to go to hypnosis so he wouldn't get

12:52

aggravated when Christmas music came on. Wow, yeah, that's how.

12:57

Because my work they usually start Christmas music. They used

13:01

to like mid-November. Yeah. You know. And so by the time

13:06

Christmas came along, people were absolutely sick of hearing

13:10

the same song by different artists every kind of way.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I'll only listen to. I won't listen

13:18

to Christmas music until December. But also, if I try to

13:23

like wait to where it's like two weeks before Christmas, then

13:26

I'll start listening to it. That way I could have like two weeks

13:30

to get. It's like almost here. It's almost here to where, like

13:34

you said, I'm not wasting all like two months worth of

13:38

listening to it. Speaker 4: And you know what the crazy thing is, man? Christmas

13:42

music starts in my house in July . Wow.

13:46

Speaker 1: Well, you said you got six trees. I don't know. I thought you'd play it all year, yeah.

13:51

Speaker 4: No, and my wife and kid. They sit at their second

13:54

job and they got Christmas music playing because it makes them

13:58

in a happy mood and they don't tire of it. But I do like I

14:05

could go all July, but then I'm like I want to take the rest of

14:09

the time off to like November, something in the November. All

14:13

right. So for my next one, I don't even know how to really

14:17

pronounce his last name man, it's the Harry Simeon choir.

14:22

Yeah, little drummer boy. There was a couple of years I couldn't

14:27

even listen to this song and I used to love drummer boy One.

14:34

One year we were going to put my dog down. Yeah. And the song

14:40

came on the radio and he just stared at me as I was driving to

14:44

the vet. So like when I hear that song I could see, I could

14:49

visualize him. Speaker 1: Oh, my God dude.

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Speaker 4: You know so like I'd be walking through strax pushing

14:55

the buggy and it pop on, I'd start crying like a little kid

14:58

dude. Wow, you know, like it took me a long time to actually

15:05

I had to like keep hearing it over and over and over to like

15:08

get my, my mental state back. Yeah. But there's just something

15:14

about that boom, boom, boom and then they hear like the higher

15:18

voices coming up over that. Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and and that's the only version I

15:24

could listen to. Is that one? Speaker 4: Yeah, I get mad at all others. Man, yeah, Come on,

15:30

man Like. Speaker 1: I went to Catholic school as a kid and we didn't

15:35

have a good choir singing in Catholic school. But I always

15:38

grew up appreciating a choir singing and especially like the

15:43

little drummer boy, when it's all in harmony and different

15:46

pitches. I just love that. That really gets me.

15:50

Speaker 4: And before we start recording, I was telling you

15:52

about the Ed Sullivan TV show, the Furley Youngsters listening.

15:57

There used to be a huge variety of show for over 20 years and

16:02

if you were somebody you were on that show and he can make you

16:06

or break you. And so they had the Harry Simeon choir on there

16:10

singing the little drummer boy and it was so beautiful and it

16:13

was quiet. You just hear somebody. I don't know if they

16:19

were choking on something, but they're like rrr, rrr, rrr and

16:24

I'm like, oh man, you just ruined the whole song.

16:27

Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to look. I'm gonna have to look that one up. Speaker 4: Yeah, and they wouldn't stop coughing. It's

16:33

like it sounds like Mark Mark Simpson's sisters, patty or

16:38

Selma or Selma or whatever. You know. I started with the last

16:42

week, tom Natale, get your Clean Eggs. But like I visualized my

16:46

boy Sammy. You know, when I hear that that's a rough one man.

17:41

Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, next one. What's that Missalto and Holly

20:12

by Frank Sinatra sings it.

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Speaker 4: Missalto. Speaker 1: Oh my gosh by Golly, it's time for Missalto and Holly

20:22

. Speaker 4: That's a good one, man. It's fun.

20:26

Speaker 1: Frank Sinatra's voice is like one of my favorites,

20:29

especially during Christmas time too. It's like I can listen to

20:33

his hymn cover other songs I like by other people, but yeah,

20:38

he had some really good ones.

20:41

Speaker 4: But that's another one of those crooner voices, man

20:44

, that you know it was boisterous, it was like you know

20:51

he was the main act. You know like the way he sang it and I

20:56

liked because a lot of times back then the number one female

21:01

group was the Andrew sisters and they backed a lot of the

21:06

singers in those holiday songs. And another one that I like as

21:12

well is his jingle bells. I like those JI and G oh yeah Bells.

21:20

Oh, you know, frank, frank and being are synonymous. Is that a

21:29

word? Yeah, synonymous with Christmas and you have to hear

21:35

them and it makes you appreciate things more. Man, and again I

21:43

put myself in these war vets shoes, man sitting around and

21:49

like when families were family and not on their phones or their

21:53

tablets, and which God that sucks nowadays.

21:58

Speaker 1: I almost want to. This Christmas Eve's gonna be at

22:00

my house with a bunch, a lot of family. I almost want to, but

22:04

no one will listen to me. I want to put like a lock box and

22:08

everybody put their phones in it and just like lock it and just

22:10

nobody get on their phones, like kind of thing. Speaker 4: Right and see, yeah, but nobody listens. Like you

22:18

said, man. Speaker 1: No, they'll say I shut up F off and I'll be like

22:21

okay, merry. Speaker 4: Christmas Might have an emergency. Yeah, but all the

22:26

time. Speaker 1: Exactly. Let's have an old school Christmas,

22:29

remember no internet, no nothing . Speaker 4: People would lose their minds.

22:33

Speaker 1: A couple of years during the 80s and my grandma's

22:36

house, grandma and grandpa's house they used to. We used to

22:39

after we ate dinner and stuff. There was nothing to do Cause,

22:42

like we'd said, no TVs on, they just play a little music. But

22:46

what are those called Like misalets, like song misalets for

22:50

church and stuff that has all the songs in it. But these

22:52

little pamphlets had all the. They had Christmas songs and

22:55

they handed out to everybody. There'd be like 20 of us in the

22:58

basement and they would have. My aunt would organize everybody

23:02

to sing and we'd all start singing Christmas carols in the

23:05

basement. Speaker 4: It may not sound good . It was a memory.

23:08

Speaker 1: No, it didn't, it was . And everybody's messing up and

23:13

stuff and everybody starts laughing and stuff. It was just

23:15

real funny. Speaker 4: You know my family is . They used to get together when

23:19

my grandparents were alive and cause my grandparents seemed to

23:23

organize everything, but then I lost them and then everybody

23:28

just stopped hanging out. And I think I find that so weird,

23:33

because how do you just throw away traditions like that? You

23:39

know, people can't be bothered, they don't want to take the time

23:42

off of work, they don't want to travel, like they'll find every

23:45

excuse in the book not to be there until that person is no

23:50

longer with us. And then they're like oh, I wish we were to did

23:54

this, I wish we were to do that. And in my house my wife she's

24:02

super like holiday, you know, like try to give the rest of the

24:08

family traditions. You know that that like Lynn could pass

24:13

on the Caroline and you know, and hopefully Caroline if she

24:18

ever has any kids, you know she could pass them on to them. You

24:23

know, and I just that's why I love Christmas.

24:27

Speaker 1: Man, it's all for the wrong reasons nowadays, but

24:31

Well, that's the thing is, if they always say that like

24:34

there's lynch pins in the family , yeah, certain family members

24:38

are lynch pins, and when those lynch pins go, the family just

24:41

breaks apart and just doesn't hang out anymore or do anything.

24:43

Speaker 4: You know, until I married, karen, I never had a

24:47

stocking Wow.

24:50

Speaker 1: Because just an army stocking. Speaker 4: It is a red, white and blue stocking. But sometimes

24:58

I really dig what I got more in the stocking than I got in

25:04

presents, cause like I had one of these microphones in the in

25:09

the stocking and last year I got some really good knives for

25:14

like cutlery and you know, it's just, I don't know why people

25:22

want to get rid of traditions man, why they would rather just

25:25

throw it away and and so that Even if I, like years past and

25:32

even recently, if there's my family members complain that

25:36

they have to hang out with like this other family member for

25:39

Christmas or Christmas Eve and or they don't, she better not

25:42

say no and I'll. Speaker 1: I'll cuss her out and stuff and I my dad always

25:47

taught me it's just for an hour or two or maybe three. You can't

25:51

your whole life, you can't a calendar year, you can't give

25:55

away two to three hours for that for your family. You know, just

25:59

act like decent people. That's a good yeah, just after you eat

26:05

at with the holiday, just give an hour or two, just hang on for

26:09

that and that's it. Because my sadly, I mean it's like not to

26:13

bring tears. But my dad always told me whenever my mom would

26:18

complain, he'd say you don't know, that might be this

26:22

Christmas, might be someone's last Christmas in your family.

26:26

And he said are you going to act like this? And that's the last

26:29

Christmas you remember, like yelling at them or getting upset

26:32

or something. Speaker 4: You know, like, like last Christmas was my mother in

26:40

law's, last Christmas, you know, and and I'm going to miss, like

26:46

going there on Christmas day, you know, because my mom and dad

26:49

, they don't do anything for Christmas, I don't even decorate

26:52

. They leave this little three foot tree up year round, you

26:56

know. Speaker 1: but they don't want to get down. Speaker 4: They don't put no lights up because my, my dad,

27:01

just don't care. You know it's too much of a hassle to take

27:06

back down, so they just leave stuff up. But moving on, man,

27:12

next, next song, what do you got ? Because I kind of threw in

27:15

that that jingle. Speaker 1: Um, Carol of the Bells, Um, it sings it, but it's

27:22

pretty much like, uh, like a choir kind of sings it like Hark

27:26

, hear the bell, sweet silver bells, ding, din, din, din, din,

27:29

din din. Speaker 4: Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun dun dun.

27:32

Speaker 1: Yeah, but having a having real bells and a real

27:36

choir like in harmony singing it , that just it hits me real hard

27:40

during Christmas. Speaker 4: That's the Mannheim, mannheim uh what's this Sea

27:45

roller? Yeah, that, that's who that is.

27:48

Speaker 1: Okay. And uh, but not no electronic stuff. They do no

27:52

. No, it's trans-Iberian, never mind. Speaker 4: No, no, the the people are. I mean you can hear

27:57

like the xylophones and all that being played on. That that's I

28:02

really like that one too. You know, it gets more intense as

28:06

the song goes. Yeah, yeah, that's a good one, man, you find

28:08

yourself in the car driving and it comes on. You start using

28:12

the steering wheel for a drum. You know you're like going with

28:16

it and hopefully the airbag don't deploy. But yeah, that's a

28:23

good one. I. I enjoy it also For my next one, and I'm going

28:29

to finish up the the show on that episode on the song. My

28:35

grand, my, my dad, on Sundays he would go to church. He'd always

28:41

make me go on Sunday nights and he would take me to my

28:44

grandmothers, you know, and just to check in on her Cause my

28:49

grandfather was still working at the time and he, perry Como,

28:54

would be on and she'd always make me sit down and watch it

28:59

before. You know, like just just enjoy. You know, before I can

29:05

really do anything, perry was on and Perry Como would always

29:09

finish up every show since 47 with Ave Maria and I meant you

29:18

could sing that all year round, but there's something about it

29:21

on Christmas. Yeah, Maybe it's because it was instilled in my

29:25

head that this is part of Christmas. You know, I have no

29:28

clue what's being said. It's an Italian oh, let's get a guest,

29:32

julian, maybe he could translate it. But he that, that song man.

29:39

I always end every Christmas show with that song, you know,

29:44

dedicated to my grandma Mary. You know, who's been gone since

29:47

like 87. You know, but I still think about the baller every day

29:52

and that wraps up our favorite songs of the Christmas season.

29:57

Now joining us right now, a huge friend of ours who's been on a

30:02

show six times this season or not this season, but since we've

30:06

started the podcast, and now she's bringing her husband,

30:09

julian, on and we are all playing our favorite Christmas

30:13

game Gargaloki. So here it is. Hope you enjoy.

30:17

Speaker 8: And you're a smart man. So, julian, we always trust

30:22

a guy named Jim with a handwritten sign behind him.

30:25

Speaker 4: Right, that's professionally made. Yeah, that

30:28

was it oh.

30:31

Speaker 3: Julie why are you? Speaker 8: laughing. Welcome to my life.

30:35

Speaker 4: I think there's a true so we, we each pick a song

30:45

and then you have to gargle it, and then we have to try to

30:50

decipher what it is that you're trying to come through as a

30:56

gargling. A Christmas song, yeah .

31:01

Speaker 8: Oh, it has to be Christmas. Okay, that Christmas

31:03

episode Christmas songs. Speaker 7: You're going to be doing this for the both of us.

31:07

Speaker 8: No, you have to do it too. Julia is scared, I think I

31:10

just want to observe. Speaker 7: I needed like printed out lyrics. I don't know the

31:14

words to any songs. Speaker 8: Oh, come on. You know Jingle Bells. You know songs

31:19

that are in the movie Elf. Speaker 7: Have you guys seen some of the TikToks, where I

31:24

like say the wrong words to the songs, like the wrong lyrics.

31:28

I'm not joking, I literally don't know the lyrics to the

31:31

songs. So now she wants me to sing a Christmas song and I'm

31:33

going to butcher it. But whatever, that's okay.

31:38

Speaker 8: So the other night Julia and I showed him the

31:41

Taylor Swift movie for like two seconds and it was the song

31:45

Delicate and he thought the words were telecat.

31:48

Speaker 7: Yeah, like a house cat. Speaker 8: He likes cats. How luck cat. Is it cool that I said

31:54

all that is a cat cat cat, cat cat.

31:59

Speaker 7: I thought she was a crazy cat lady. Speaker 1: Well, if you're gargling, we're not going to

32:03

understand the words with all the water or the liquid and

32:05

stuff, so it might just make up for it.

32:09

Speaker 4: It was normal. Speaker 8: No, the two. Keep the beat Good point. Yeah, you can

32:14

keep a beat. Speaker 4: I gotta ask you, julian, you are a connoisseur

32:23

for those that don't know you. You are a connoisseur of

32:27

chocolate, milk, holy cow.

32:30

Speaker 7: I love chocolate milk . Speaker 4: I've seen inside that freezer. It is my part of the

32:35

best liquid out there. Trish is going to have to add an

32:41

extension on the house for one of those big walking coolers.

32:47

Speaker 7: We'll buy a restaurant just for the walk in cooler.

32:51

Speaker 4: Oh gosh, and you also are a connoisseur of like gummy

32:55

worms. Speaker 7: So good candy, yeah, and see my candy.

33:01

Speaker 4: I don't know if you've ever had. I don't know if

33:03

you've ever had albinies, gummy worms. I know you guys got them

33:07

up in Canada. Now they're they're the greatest the candy

33:12

factory. That candy factory is only like 10 minutes from my

33:15

house, so it's like our love up to you guys.

33:21

Speaker 8: OK, so Julian's now going to be showing up at your

33:24

door for vacations. He's going to be like we should go visit

33:27

Scott. Yeah, because Scott's awesome. He'll. He'll be like

33:32

well and the candy factory on the road, the candy factory.

33:35

Speaker 4: Hey, have you ever had gummy worms fresh off a line

33:37

? It's a whole new experience.

33:41

Speaker 8: I've never. Speaker 4: They're amazing. Speaker 8: Oh, I don't know if Julian would ever come back

33:46

alive. Speaker 7: I used to work at a donut shop and the donuts came

33:50

right out of the deep fryer. That was a treat. I worked there

33:54

longer than I should have just because of the fresh donuts, but

33:58

that was good. Speaker 4: Was that Tim Horton?

34:00

Speaker 8: He was like Homer Simpson. Yeah, he just bit by

34:02

the assembly line and they just fell into his mouth. Yeah, like

34:06

Pac-Man style. Speaker 4: They just happen to fall in their mouth. It's kind

34:12

of like what did they call them Tim Holes? Is that the Tim

34:15

Horton donut holes those?

34:18

Speaker 7: Tim bits. Speaker 4: Tim bits, tim holes. That's a whole new level. I'm

34:22

not going to. Speaker 8: I won't say if it was Tim Hortons that Julian worked

34:28

at or not as a teenager, because he just said that he ate tons

34:31

of free donuts. Speaker 7: We were allowed to. Speaker 8: I assure you, we were allowed to, oh you were allowed

34:37

to yeah the Tim Hortons franchise after you.

34:41

Speaker 7: And my. My owner is now retired anyway, so it's all

34:44

good. Speaker 8: So you can't get fired? No, you're no longer

34:47

working there. You can't get fired. Speaker 4: So let's kick this off. Do you want me to be first,

34:56

since I'm the one that wanted this done?

34:59

Speaker 8: Yes. Speaker 4: All right, god, this gets, this gets messy, so let me

35:04

push this microphone back a little bit, okay. Okay, let me

35:09

close the door to why shot this, she'll call 911 if she hears me

35:13

, hold on that one didn't get.

35:21

Speaker 5: Oh, I'm fine. Speaker 8: It is to run in a one-stop and slay, hey, yeah.

35:29

Thank you Bells. Speaker 4: Thank God on that one .

35:36

Speaker 7: Oh, my God. Speaker 4: All right, so it's different. This is stupid, but

35:42

it's fun. So who is next?

35:48

Speaker 8: Very good. Who's next ? Oh God.

35:50

Speaker 7: Can you do this water please, oh boy. Speaker 8: He's worried, I'm going to spill it on him, which

35:57

I probably am. Yeah, he's backing away. Yeah, I'm backing away. Speaker 1: Yeah, this will be the cause of the divorce. Oh my

36:00

gosh. Speaker 5: I know it.

36:20

Speaker 7: I know it. Speaker 1: I'm going to do it again.

36:41

Speaker 4: I'm going to do it again. Speaker 7: Wait, is that also a jingle bell? Yeah, wait a minute

36:45

. Speaker 8: You're trying to throw me a curveball. That's classic Trish, right there.

36:48

Speaker 7: That's also a jingle bell. Sorry, Scott. Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, you can get any on the floor, though

36:50

that's impressive. Speaker 8: Do I have to redo it again? No, no, no, I was doing

36:58

like Okay.

37:01

Speaker 7: That was a different course or a different verse. Yeah, it was different it all sounds the same. And honestly I

37:05

thought it was a different song at the beginning until someone

37:08

said that is jingle bells. I'm like, oh yeah, that's right, it

37:10

is. Speaker 4: Oh, julian, all right . Let me try, oh, okay.

37:16

Speaker 1: All right, let me try . Speaker 4: It's harder than you, great.

37:34

Speaker 1: Oh no, it's not.

37:40

Speaker 4: We're just spit that at hold on. Speaker 1: Where do you think I spit it? Is that garbage can?

37:47

Speaker 8: Is that the one? Great, oh, great, oh, I made it.

37:51

Hold on. Speaker 4: I thought that was.

37:57

Speaker 5: Oh, I got it.

38:11

Speaker 1: Yes, thank you, oh, my goodness.

38:14

Speaker 5: It's such when, when no? Speaker 4: one guesses and you got to keep going. That's the

38:20

hard part, yeah. Speaker 8: When you start to talk. Yeah, so is it my turn.

38:25

Speaker 7: Yes, it is, oh my goodness Okay. I'm going to get

38:31

some water. Hey, don't worry, no one ever sees this video.

38:35

Speaker 4: So it's just, it's just audio, okay. Speaker 8: Julian's very first podcast. Yeah, is it really? I

38:43

think so. Speaker 4: Anyways, this is your first podcast. Speaker 8: Yeah, because I am making him an Instagram star. I

38:48

am not a social media wizard like my wife over here.

38:50

Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, okay.

38:56

Speaker 8: Comedy things. Find us Instagram TNJ, oh Julie.

38:59

Speaker 5: You're so cute. I love you Way Is that jingle bell

39:06

rock yeah. Yeah, yes, there was yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

39:08

yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I think

39:11

so I think so, I think so. Speaker 7: I don't know what there was we had a rainstorm in

39:26

here, and that's why I used water and not my precious vodka

39:31

cranberry One second Okay, I'm getting some paper towel.

39:33

Speaker 8: I got it. I got it Right here. If bounty wants to

39:38

sponsor this podcast, please hit scottup there we go.

39:43

Speaker 7: We could use it. See, I was smart to switch to the

39:46

water. I knew that was going to happen. Just like, you know, do

39:50

it at half speed. So that's why I really try to get into the

39:54

spirit. Speaker 4: Good good.

39:57

Speaker 8: AKA, you're messy. Speaker 7: Yeah, and thank you for guessing the song rather

40:02

quickly. That saved me cleaning up a little bit more water off

40:07

the floor here. Speaker 4: All right, so that's the end of the first round. So

40:18

now for you guys for Christmas, is there any particular ornament

40:24

that means a lot to you guys for the tree, on the tree or on

40:29

your parents, or? Speaker 8: we have on the bell.

40:32

Speaker 7: I don't really have anything too sentimental on the

40:36

Christmas tree. I just love Christmas in general.

40:40

Speaker 8: I have a pink sleigh with a pink is in magnet Sitting

40:45

in the middle of the pink sleigh so it looks like it's a

40:47

pink is in ornament. Speaker 4: There's a pink ornament.

40:53

Speaker 7: Well, yeah, it's a magnet inside of an ornament.

40:56

Speaker 8: I kind of made it. I could send you a picture of it,

40:58

yeah. Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, do that when.

41:01

Speaker 8: I mailed you. Speaker 4: You mailed.

41:06

Speaker 8: I need to mail you some. Speaker 4: You mailed like an autograph postcard.

41:12

Speaker 3: Oh nice Julian. What's?

41:16

Speaker 8: nice you just wish somebody's asked you for your

41:20

autograph. Yeah, yeah, he gave the same sort of look that he

41:26

gave me when I told him that I'm teaching cooking classes now.

41:31

Speaker 7: That was. He's already got the. Speaker 1: Julian, you've already got the mail answers

41:35

down pat like oh yeah, yeah.

41:37

Speaker 7: Of course he plays the role.

41:40

Speaker 8: well, yeah, I'll send you some. Pink is in magnet.

41:44

Speaker 4: Great. And you know, julian, it was more than an

41:46

autograph picture, it was a card . So, yeah, I just I just

41:51

happened to pull it out of my folder here. So, and then Kim

41:57

Lombard sent Lynn, a sticker of pink is in and I didn't get one.

42:03

I'm like what the heck?

42:05

Speaker 8: Well, you will get a magnet.

42:09

Speaker 4: Well, I appreciate that. Speaker 8: Wow, kim, wow Sending out stickers.

42:16

Speaker 4: Just one, me and Lynn One half of the power. She took

42:21

the sticker. Speaker 8: Is that why Lynn is no longer?

42:26

Speaker 4: That is it. Yeah, she took the sticker and I showed

42:29

her the door, but she's been gone almost five and a half

42:36

months. So yeah, that's a good time, good family parties.

42:43

Speaker 1: Super All right you got a Do we. Speaker 8: No, Do Jimmy any questions?

42:46

Speaker 4: for what? I have a question.

42:56

Speaker 1: What is your favorite festive treat or holiday dish?

43:01

Speaker 8: Well, Julian likes anything sugary.

43:05

Speaker 7: Yeah, but a dish, I think is more like food rather

43:09

than like desserts. I love turkey dinner.

43:14

Speaker 8: Oh, turkey dinner is good. Speaker 7: Oh yeah, mashed potatoes, that's my favorite

43:19

dinner of all time, and it just happens to be like a Christmas

43:22

thing. Speaker 1: Is there like a Christmas dessert or snack or

43:28

something like that? Speaker 8: Well, his parents are from Italy and they make these

43:33

Italian peaches, so his mom makes all these homemade

43:35

desserts that people adore. But you grew up with that, so you

43:40

seem to like my mom's baking, whereas my family likes your

43:45

mom's baking. Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a switch.

43:47

Speaker 8: A little switcheroo. Speaker 7: Yeah. Speaker 8: Yeah, I'd say a Nanaimo bars.

43:52

Speaker 7: Oh, Nanaimo bars are great. Speaker 8: My mom makes those. Those are good.

43:54

Speaker 7: Yeah, and I like the pies, all the sweet pies at

43:58

Christmas time. Speaker 8: He's pretty much elf when else says if there's sugar

44:04

in syrup, then yes, that's Julian.

44:08

Speaker 3: Is there sugar in it? Then, yes, it's my favorite

44:11

Drinks maple syrup. Speaker 7: We Julian's like to the five food groups sugar sugar

44:19

, quams sugar. I don't know what else elf says, but yeah, I

44:23

agree with everything he said basically. Speaker 8: I am married to elf.

44:26

Speaker 7: Yeah. Speaker 8: I thought I was getting Ryan Reynolds, but I got

44:30

Will Ferrell. Oh sorry, and that's okay, yeah.

44:34

Speaker 7: Yeah, candy, candy, corn. I forget what the other

44:38

ones are, but anyways it's pretty funny. Speaker 4: Now this, this question is going off a Jim's

44:43

question. I'm turning it around what's the weirdest food that

44:48

you guys tried for Christmas? Speaker 8: The weirdest Christmas. Oh, one time I had a

44:54

depressing Christmas in Toronto, didn't fly home, it was costly

45:02

and it was. You know, times were tough being an actor and unpaid

45:07

actor and out of work actor in Toronto. I stayed in Toronto for

45:12

Christmas and I messaged an actor that I've. We messaged

45:17

each other oh, you're in trial, you're not going home to see

45:19

your family. No, you're not going to see your family, so

45:22

let's meet at Starbucks. I hear they have turkey dinner

45:25

sandwiches. Wow, so you have a Starbucks for turkey dinner

45:29

sandwiches. Speaker 7: Yeah, that is, yeah, yeah, An Italian tradition. I

45:34

mean, I don't mind it, it's not my least favorite dish, but I'm

45:38

sure it's a surprise to most other people Italians, a lot of

45:42

Italians, typically eat cod fish at Christmas time.

45:46

Speaker 8: Oh, especially on Christmas Eve. Speaker 7: Yeah. Actually, you can't have no, no me on

45:53

Christmas Eve, but like cod fish , I'm assuming 75% of most

45:59

people haven't had it, because, like I don't even have it that

46:02

much and I'm Italian, so that kind of like a weird thing that

46:05

always kind of appears at Christmas time that thing you

46:08

eat turkey necks. Speaker 8: those weird me out. Yeah, but they're like full

46:14

necks. Yeah, they have all these bonds and you just hack away at

46:17

them. Speaker 7: So they're. My mom likes them. They're very lean

46:20

and they're actually it's pretty good.

46:23

Speaker 8: You should try it, I'm not eating a turkey neck yeah turkey necks.

46:26

Speaker 4: You know turkey neck yeah, I put turkey neck up there

46:29

with. People eat chicken feet. Like really, how much meat is on

46:34

a chicken foot? And also they eat. You would be surprised.

46:39

Speaker 8: Oh, Julian eats the feet. Speaker 7: No, I do not eat feet , no, but I promise you, like a

46:46

turkey neck, you would be surprised how much meat there is

46:50

, and you'd be surprised at the size of it too. Like it's not.

46:53

It's not like a piece of licorice, like skinny and long

46:57

it's, it's actually pretty filling. Like you have to eat it

47:00

to understand what I'm talking about, but it's actually not

47:03

that bad. Speaker 8: You know what this is ? Why it creeps me out? It's

47:05

this big, long neck on a plate. Speaker 4: The thing that's special with chicken feet. I

47:09

guess if it gets stuck in your teeth you can just use the

47:12

toenails to like pick out your teeth. Oh God. People also eat

47:23

turkey butt. That little nubbin Right, yeah, I see it in the

47:30

store a lot here. I don't think. Speaker 1: Scott, you're making it. Scott, you're making Indiana

47:36

sound real weird to everybody. Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right.

47:45

Speaker 4: You guys ready for round number two? Yeah. Speaker 7: Oh my goodness.

47:51

Speaker 8: Yes Again. Speaker 5: Yeah. Speaker 4: Oh, we got one more round after this. There's three

47:57

rounds, yeah, three. Speaker 8: Oh, you can't handle it.

48:02

Speaker 7: I don't even know if I know that many more Christmas

48:04

songs. Speaker 4: You only need to know two, all right. Here we go.

48:09

Speaker 8: Yeah. Speaker 5: You only need to.

48:17

Speaker 4: Oh, then she is. That went down the wrong pipe.

48:25

Speaker 1: Was that Taylor Swift ? Speaker 4: No, that wasn't Taylor Swift. What if I started

48:30

drowning? Yes, that was Taylor Swift.

48:36

Speaker 8: I was Tell a cat by Taylor Swift.

48:40

Speaker 4: Oh see, the key is you got to put just enough in

48:42

there, but not too much oh.

48:48

Speaker 5: Yeah. Dude.

48:53

Speaker 7: Silent night, thank. Speaker 5: God oh.

48:58

Speaker 8: Oh. Speaker 7: Oh, I'm going to run out of songs.

49:05

Speaker 8: Very good. Good job Scott. Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you, see, I got a kneel down just to

49:10

make it Like kind of angle right and everything else.

49:14

That's weird. Yeah, yeah, All right, trish back to you.

49:20

Speaker 8: Oh, back to me. Okay, let's see.

49:24

Speaker 1: Not silent night. Not silent night. Speaker 5: Yeah.

49:29

Speaker 8: That was my strategy. Just keep copying.

49:32

Speaker 4: But do a different verse. Speaker 8: Myself. Let's do. I don't think anyone's done this

49:39

one yet. Speaker 5: Oh, oh, oh, oh oh.

49:50

Speaker 4: Rocking around the Christmas tree. Speaker 8: Yes, and your hubby did that the first round. I'm

49:58

going to sing. I'm going to sing .

50:02

Speaker 1: When you hear All right, I got one. Okay, I want

50:06

to see if Julian gets Julian. I want to see if you get this one,

50:10

okay. Speaker 6: I'm dangling Dang. I keep drinking it there's deep oh

50:20

, oh, oh, oh oh.

50:30

Speaker 5: What. Speaker 4: Is that Rudolph?

50:36

Speaker 8: Hey. Hey, oh, oh oh.

50:53

Speaker 5: Oh. Oh, oh.

51:02

Speaker 8: Oh, oh. Oh yeah, Christmas Day.

51:23

Speaker 4: Christmas. Speaker 8: Day. Oh, you want for Christmas as your two front

51:27

teeth, christmas Day, now on a midnight day, the day on

51:36

Christmas Day. Speaker 4: Is it dreidel? No.

51:51

Speaker 8: Jingle bells. I'm going to drown here in a minute

51:58

here. Speaker 4: It's the. Christmas of the year. Yes, the Italian

52:10

song. Speaker 3: What, oh you know?

52:14

Speaker 7: that one. Speaker 4: No, I don't even know that, oh, italian, come on.

52:22

Speaker 1: I don't know that one . Speaker 4: I think that one's American yeah.

52:28

Speaker 8: The song is on the street. Speaker 5: The donkey.

52:32

Speaker 1: Well, you're going to have to listen to that one out Speaker 7: there, I would have never gotten that.

52:39

Speaker 6: No, it'd never guessed it. We'll have to look that up. Yeah.

52:45

Speaker 7: Yeah. Speaker 4: It's a fun song. Is it my turn again?

52:51

Speaker 8: Yes, sir, get the paper towels out.

53:13

Speaker 7: I didn't make that much of a mess this time. Speaker 8: Yeah, but you don't have to just keep it in your

53:17

mouth. No, you went all over the place. Landed on the counter,

53:20

though, yeah. And in some of the cupboards. Speaker 7: Yeah, and you just put it in just water.

53:24

Speaker 8: Yeah. Speaker 7: Yeah. Speaker 8: They needed a little. We needed to wash the kitchen

53:28

counter. Speaker 7: Yeah, and the cover it's a two for one deal. Yeah.

53:33

Speaker 4: All right. So my question for you guys. Speaker 5: You said, we cleaned. Speaker 4: Yeah, what's the coolest gift each one of you

53:38

have ever received in your life? Like the coolest, like poly

53:43

pocket, like playground I don't know, it's just like what's the

53:47

coolest thing. Speaker 8: Like as kids. Speaker 4: Or as an adult.

53:50

Speaker 8: Oh, my cousin Lee got ours. Oh Jesus, my. When we

53:54

were small girls I had there were four of us sisters all

53:58

pretty close in age and we had a boy like a boy, cousin Lee, who

54:02

was always like the one boy in our house and he had a paper

54:07

route. When I was really small he was a paper boy and he spent

54:10

his paycheck getting us a super or not a super Nintendo at NES

54:15

regular Nintendo system in the 90s. So that was really cool.

54:19

Speaker 4: That is really cool yeah. Speaker 8: That was a good. He was like nine at the time. I'm

54:26

seven he was. Yeah, I think he was like and he bought on any S3

54:32

. Speaker 4: Wow. Speaker 8: Yeah, he was like girls need a Nintendo at their

54:36

house. They don't have Nintendo at their house, and so he spent

54:42

his paper boy money on Nintendo so we could have one too.

54:45

Because he had like the glove, he had the, he had the guns for

54:50

the back hunt, he had the power gloves, he had the yeah, and he

54:56

had like the pad thing that you run on. He had all the

54:59

accessories. So he couldn't believe that at our house we

55:01

didn't have that. Speaker 4: Right on. How about you, julian? Good kid, good yeah

55:07

. Speaker 7: I'm much more boring than that, like there was a lot

55:12

of money no. Money going back and forth, because it's how you

55:18

just give money. But my sister does get me candy every year,

55:21

which is awesome. So I get like a huge jug of like sour keys

55:25

like every Christmas now, and I love sour keys and that usually

55:30

lasts me quite a while. Speaker 4: Yeah.

55:33

Speaker 7: What? No longer than that, but it is quite a while.

55:36

Speaker 8: Candy is definitely way to my heart, so well, good

55:40

thing I just stepped your stocking with candy. Yeah.

55:42

Speaker 4: Okay, I'm not surprised.

55:44

Speaker 8: No surprises around here, all right.

55:49

Speaker 1: I had a question yeah , ugly Christmas sweaters. Do

55:52

you love them or do you leave them? Speaker 8: Oh, you have one upstairs, I have one. It's the

55:56

shirt that he wears every day and doesn't think it's ugly, but

56:00

he has one and we had this and it's filthy animal or something.

56:06

Speaker 7: I think so. I think it does say filthy animal with

56:09

like the reindeer Something along yeah. Something like that

56:13

I mean I like a good themed party once in a while. I'm glad

56:16

it's only like once a year ugly Christmas sweater parties. But

56:21

yeah, I mean I'm in, I enjoy that kind of stuff Right.

56:26

Speaker 8: I had one, but I gave it away to get thrift storks. I

56:30

did. I like to get rid of clothes, so I got rid of the one

56:34

I had last year. It was basically just like a green

56:38

fuzzy sweater with a big puppy dog on it. It was just kind of

56:43

like tacky looking the colors. Yeah, I need to get a new one.

56:46

Speaker 7: Yeah yeah. We usually do an ugly Christmas sweater

56:50

day at the gym, so all like the regulars, will wear an ugly

56:54

Christmas sweater to the gym. Speaker 8: I guess I'm not a regular because I did not know

56:57

about this. Well, we didn't do it last year or the year before.

57:00

Speaker 7: But the problem is for someone like me who gets hot

57:04

very easily, and then at a gym, that's obviously even worse

57:08

because you're kind of moving around and sweating. Yeah,

57:12

wearing a sweater to work out is not ideal for me, so I'm

57:15

basically like peeling this sweater off by the end of my

57:19

work out and, yeah, that's not my favorite day, but it's still

57:24

fun though. Speaker 4: So yeah, and the next question before our next round.

57:30

So you guys have a Christmas party Okay, each one of you and

57:35

you can invite one historical figure, dead or alive. Who would

57:40

that one person be? For me, it would be Elvis, because I need

57:44

good entertainment, yeah. Speaker 7: Huh, that is a good question.

57:50

Speaker 8: I would bring. I would invite Grace Kelly because

57:54

we share a birthday and I've always thought that she was

57:59

pretty fascinating because she gave up her passion, which was

58:03

acting, to go and be a princess and she was doing a yellow house

58:06

, well cast, I guess, technically like a big yellow

58:10

manchini house with Prince Rainier in France, and I just

58:14

always thought I wonder what her , like, I'd like to ask her

58:18

questions about. I feel like she gave up because we also share

58:22

that passion for acting and that's like the one thing I actually seem to enjoy in my life and I just have some

58:27

questions for her. Like what was that? Like that whole

58:31

transition, because I have a feeling that it's not as great

58:34

as it looked. And also my character right now that I'm

58:38

playing in Steel Magnolias and the play version that I'm

58:43

currently studying really loves Princess Grace. So we have that

58:47

in common. So I've been studying the lines and the character for

58:51

that and rehearsing. So like I don't know, I currently have a

58:55

bit of a obsession with her because my character is obsessed

59:00

with her, but I already liked her a lot. So it's like just

59:03

kind of amplified that current celebrity obsession.

59:08

Speaker 4: All right, how about you, julian? Speaker 7: So that is a really good question and hard for me to

59:16

answer because, like I, it's hard for me to answer. I'm a

59:21

huge history guy. Like I love history. I'm always watching

59:25

like documentaries. Same here Right now I'm obsessed with like

59:28

JFK, because there was like a new JFK documentary that came

59:33

out, you know, last month. So I've been like watching all that

59:36

kind of stuff. I would I can't pick one name but like someone,

59:42

like anyone from history, like Julius Caesar, napoleon, oswald,

59:50

like anyone with like that has like controversy around them or

59:54

has like a real cool history about them that you know help

59:58

shape our world so Christopher Columbus, something like that. I

1:00:01

would love to just sit down and talk to someone like that and

1:00:06

find out what the heck happened and the truth, yeah, I get their

1:00:09

side of the story. I would love to solve some mysteries that

1:00:13

are, you know, still lingering hundreds of years later.

1:00:17

Speaker 8: Oh, nikola Tesla. He'd be an interesting talk to

1:00:20

get the real story of like. Why didn't we? Yeah, just hear his

1:00:25

side of the story because he created all these sources of

1:00:29

energy that were natural, but then that was squashed and they

1:00:32

wanted to make money and use technologies that harm the

1:00:37

environment. Speaker 1: A lot of his ideas were stolen from him.

1:00:42

Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it'd be interesting to talk to

1:00:44

him. Speaker 7: So I would love to sit down with someone from

1:00:46

history that has some controversy around them.

1:00:50

Speaker 4: And that JFK documentary on Disney man is a

1:00:53

pretty amazing. It's a pretty amazing where they actually

1:00:57

talked to the Secret Service and guys that were there, so it's

1:01:01

really cool. Yeah, I didn't know you liked history man.

1:01:05

Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I love that. Speaker 4: Oh love history.

1:01:10

Speaker 8: All right guys, he's not just a pretty face of

1:01:13

chocolate milk like I portray him on social media.

1:01:18

Speaker 4: It is time for round three. You only need to know one

1:01:22

. I gotta think of something that don't have too many words,

1:01:25

because this is rough. Give me one second.

1:01:29

Speaker 5: Mine too, already. Oh , oh, oh oh.

1:01:37

Speaker 3: Oh, oh, oh oh. Oh, oh , oh.

1:01:47

Speaker 5: I love the golden. Speaker 8: Куда harem Scarborough Jussie?

1:01:52

Speaker 5: Oh. Speaker 8: Peace on the.

1:01:56

Speaker 4: See, See, you know the words. Okay Service.

1:02:01

Speaker 7: Yeah, oh, trust me, that's as far as it goes for me

1:02:04

there. Speaker 8: So wait, what does it ? Oh, come, all you faithful, or was it that. Mark, that home angel see know it is.

1:02:10

Speaker 4: Oh come all you faithful. Speaker 5: Oh stuff.

1:02:16

Speaker 8: Okay, I've got one. I don't have one that Rudolph. It

1:02:28

has Rudolph in it. Speaker 4: It has.

1:02:30

Speaker 8: Yeah, I think you know which one Like? It's not

1:02:33

Rudolph the red nose reindeer, but it's a different Rudolph one

1:02:36

. Speaker 1: Run, run Rudolph. Speaker 8: Yeah.

1:02:39

Speaker 1: Oh goodness. Speaker 8: Run run. Rudolph. Santa's gonna make it to town.

1:02:44

Gonna make it Hold on. It's in hold on when they're in the

1:02:48

airport. Speaker 7: You're OK, jim, you say Christmas movie.

1:02:52

Speaker 4: Yeah. Speaker 8: Pick a spot. Jim and do the song that's in that spot.

1:02:55

Speaker 7: You really got one more person before me, thank you

1:02:58

. Speaker 4: You saved. You saved her, Jim, because I would have

1:03:01

never guessed that. Yeah. Speaker 8: Oh, I thought you were guessing that. I thought

1:03:06

you had it. Scott, I thought you had it. Speaker 4: Jim had it. Good man. Ok, here we go. Thank you, you

1:03:26

should let him go through. You should let him do all 12 days.

1:03:31

Speaker 8: No, oh yeah, I should Sorry. It's time next year.

1:03:37

Speaker 4: We are back to Julian . Speaker 7: Oh my God, Um OK. Yeah, help out here.

1:03:46

Speaker 8: OK, I'll give you one , but then I can't guess. Speaker 7: Those are the only words that I would know, though.

1:03:51

Speaker 8: OK, just do that. What is this Christmas?

1:03:57

Speaker 4: Just tell us what it is. Speaker 8: OK, just started doing it, don't be so precious

1:04:04

about it. Speaker 4: Back up to the mic is all Faithful.

1:04:10

Speaker 7: I don't even know the tune to this song. Speaker 8: Oh my God, OK, we're going to pick another one, OK.

1:04:18

Speaker 7: I have one, but I just, I can only do so much, and

1:04:21

then I don't know the rest of the tune, so you're going to

1:04:23

have a hard time getting it. Um, just try it. Ok, one second. Um

1:04:28

, um, um, um, um. Speaker 3: Oh gosh, here we go. Well, I'm going to Well, I was

1:04:34

Well well. Speaker 5: Well, well, well, well, well, I got. I know what

1:04:42

it is Well, well, that's it. Speaker 1: Baby, it's cold outside.

1:04:50

Speaker 7: Yeah, that's it. Oh my God, thank you.

1:04:54

Speaker 8: Got water all over my phone. Speaker 4: Baby, it's cold outside and wet inside. I mean,

1:04:58

come on. Speaker 7: Yeah, oh, my God.

1:05:07

Speaker 8: It's the remix. Maybe it's home now, so thank you for

1:05:12

your wonderful guesses. Speaker 7: You know what?

1:05:17

Speaker 4: And they went relatively fast for you. Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, hey, I gave it 110 percent.

1:05:23

Speaker 4: No, you did amazing man. You did amazing for your

1:05:26

first time. You didn't joke. Speaker 8: Yeah.

1:05:29

Speaker 7: Yeah. Speaker 8: Nice work, nice work. What's like the lyrics to

1:05:34

Silver Bell? Speaker 4: What's one tradition for each one of you guys? That

1:05:39

means a lot to you guys that you may have had when you were

1:05:42

little and you still carry on that tradition. What's one?

1:05:48

Speaker 8: Mine would be visiting my grandmothers, but we

1:05:50

don't have any of them anymore here.

1:05:53

Speaker 4: Thanks for bringing the show down. Speaker 8: And that was the highlight, but I would say Going

1:06:01

to the grandma's houses was my favorite. So now, just hanging

1:06:08

out with family and having us all under one roof because

1:06:11

everyone's so busy working so it's very rare that we all get

1:06:15

together. So yeah, yeah hanging out with family in general.

1:06:21

Speaker 7: Yeah, my mom usually does Christmas Eve dinner and

1:06:24

she makes sure that, like me and my sisters and the significant

1:06:29

others are always there. That's her big thing, so I always look

1:06:33

forward to that. One year I ate so much. I literally laid down

1:06:39

in the middle of the floor in the living room for like a good

1:06:43

45 minutes or an hour and my mom didn't even notice me because

1:06:47

she's busy with the you know my uncles and you know my dad and

1:06:51

the older people that were there . So when she finally came into

1:06:55

the living room and saw me like lying down, like you know,

1:06:58

starred, I was basically started all out on the floor. She

1:07:03

thought I was like legitimately passed out or sick and I'm like

1:07:06

no, I just can't move, I ate too much, but anyway she was a

1:07:09

little scared at first. She didn't know what I was doing. Speaker 4: And Jim, what kind of ? Why are you?

1:07:15

Speaker 8: laying in a star shape on the floor. Speaker 5: And.

1:07:19

Speaker 8: Juliana, that's how she says the same thing and,

1:07:23

juliana, you don't know. Speaker 4: Jim. What kind of tradition for you, man? What's

1:07:28

one. Speaker 1: Pretty much just getting together with as much

1:07:32

family as I can. Used to be a grandma's house every year but

1:07:37

with the years past it's just we pick, someone picks a house and

1:07:41

then try to get as many family members as we can and just the

1:07:47

fact of being all together and stuff and seeing the next

1:07:49

generations growing up and stuff and experiencing what we

1:07:52

experienced in the 70s and 80s. Speaker 5: Yeah.

1:07:57

Speaker 4: And see, for me it was all about going to grandma's

1:08:00

house too. Grandma gave me the same thing every single year. It

1:08:03

was a track suit. You know, I wasn't even athletic, I wasn't

1:08:08

even athletic, but here's your track suit and.

1:08:11

Speaker 1: She a challenging. Speaker 4: No, no, no. And she was the only person that I ever

1:08:16

let call me Scotty. To this day, I don't let anybody call me

1:08:20

Scotty because that was her name for me. No, sadly, sadly.

1:08:25

They're not with me, no more, and but it always put the smile

1:08:30

on my face thinking about them still, you know, because they

1:08:34

meant that much to me, yeah. So that's kind of rough thinking

1:08:37

about it, but they oh, grandmas are the past. They are, they

1:08:42

really are. Yeah, now do you come from a big family, julian?

1:08:46

Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, pretty, yeah, pretty big family. Like my

1:08:49

grandmother was the matriarch, for sure, and she's been gone

1:08:52

for almost 20 years now, but we were pretty tight. So I have a

1:08:58

smaller like what's the word? Immediate family, but I have a

1:09:03

very big. You know lots of third cousins and fourth cousins that

1:09:07

I'm all very close with. So like, yeah, I got a big family.

1:09:11

Yeah. Speaker 8: And a lot of them are in Italy. Speaker 7: Yeah, a lot of them are here, so I think we can get

1:09:15

a little bit closer. Yeah, for sure, yeah. Speaker 8: Now are you from I know because they've connected

1:09:20

with me on Facebook, probably messages. Speaker 4: Are you from the Sault Ste Marie area or Toronto

1:09:26

area or Sault? Speaker 2: Ste Marie born and raised.

1:09:30

Speaker 4: Oh okay, okay, I'm going to come up there one day,

1:09:33

I'm telling you, yeah. Speaker 8: Yeah, come on up. Yeah, it's good times.

1:09:37

Speaker 4: It's only a six and a half hour trip. Speaker 8: We actually met.

1:09:41

Speaker 5: Yeah. Speaker 8: When we were 21, 22, 23, because I would have been

1:09:48

about 2021 and you would have been like 23 in Michigan.

1:09:51

Speaker 7: Yeah, see Michigan. Speaker 8: Your stories go over to a bar, a club over there, and

1:09:57

that's where we met, but there was nothing romantic between us

1:10:01

for like a good 20 years. Yeah, yeah, that was like 20 years ago

1:10:05

. Yeah, so no, that wasn't 20 years ago. That would put me at

1:10:09

43. That was like 15 years ago.

1:10:12

Speaker 7: Somewhere around there. Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been the last time we had Trish on. It

1:10:18

was about a week and a half before you guys had the big day.

1:10:22

Is it everything that you thought it would be, or what's

1:10:27

one thing that you've learned that you have to compromise on?

1:10:32

Speaker 7: We lived together for a while before getting married,

1:10:35

so nothing's really changed in that regard. The day went by

1:10:40

really fast, especially at the end, Like during the morning and

1:10:44

the afternoon and the early evening. I think we both kind of

1:10:47

were able to kind of enjoy the moments. But once the dance

1:10:52

music started that night, that part of it was a little bit of a

1:10:56

blur. So I wish I took that in a little bit more. But no, it

1:10:59

was great. I think everyone had fun and yeah, it was a good time

1:11:02

. Speaker 8: Yeah, nothing's changed. No. Except that, julian

1:11:07

, now that we're married, you got me a really good. He's good

1:11:11

at deals, so now that, because, like, we have our separate jobs

1:11:15

and accounts and whatever, but I guess it still affects you if I

1:11:19

don't spend my money wisely overall in the grand picture. So

1:11:24

he's been like getting me deals on my cell phone, you cut back

1:11:27

by like a hundred bucks. You got me a really cheap cell phone,

1:11:31

car insurance, like now he's suddenly concerned with bank

1:11:34

fees. But I'm making it up by renting Taylor Swift movies and

1:11:38

buying Taylor Swift. Speaker 4: It's only $20, julian , it's only $20.

1:11:43

Speaker 8: And then the concert ticket I bought was 1100. But

1:11:47

that's besides the point. It's only $20 for every 48 hours. Oh

1:11:51

God. Speaker 4: Hey, mine and Jim's eyes both got really big on that

1:11:57

one, like like oh the $1100 concert. Yeah, that was for one

1:12:04

ticket. Speaker 8: So that's not the concert bill next year, November

1:12:09

2024. So by the time so I already paid for it. So when I

1:12:14

buy the time I go, it's free oh yeah. I already paid for that.

1:12:18

Mm, hmm. Did you hear that? Yeah , I heard that Girl math.

1:12:21

Hashtag girl math. Speaker 5: Yeah.

1:12:25

Speaker 8: We talked about girl math online. That's girl math

1:12:28

yeah. Speaker 4: So I really appreciate no, I'm not, I really

1:12:33

appreciate both of you guys taking your time to join us once

1:12:37

again. I find it a big deal because Trish, who were our

1:12:41

first guest on for the beginning of the season and I want you to

1:12:46

be the last guest for this season and you guys honestly,

1:12:52

have entertained me so much on on all your videos you guys make

1:12:57

together. It always makes me laugh. You know, I show people

1:13:01

and like check these guys out, you know, and they laugh and no,

1:13:08

I appreciate you guys both for what you do and, yeah, you guys

1:13:11

are happy. I can see you guys, you know, and and it's pretty

1:13:16

amazing and, as always, you're very much appreciated, our

1:13:21

pleasure. Speaker 8: Likewise yeah. Speaker 7: Thank you.

1:13:24

Speaker 8: I love the Pirates Point podcast and, yeah, really

1:13:28

appreciate that anyone wants to talk to me in general.

1:13:32

Speaker 4: So you got a lot to talk about Very much appreciated

1:13:37

. Speaker 8: The biggest Ever Of pink is in. You've been such a

1:13:41

big supporter of that and that's kind of the one show that I'm

1:13:45

Recurring in these last couple of years. So that shows a really

1:13:48

big meant a lot to me and big Been a big part of my career and

1:13:53

and just uh, yeah, it's been a highlight. So it's really nice

1:13:56

that people appreciate it and watch it and support it.

1:13:59

Speaker 4: And I still I don't talk about as much on on here,

1:14:03

but man, I like beat people in the face to tell you know, like

1:14:07

gotta watch it, gotta watch it. And they're like we never heard

1:14:10

of it. And I'm like that's why I'm telling you. And, and now

1:14:13

you guys are in Australia. Speaker 8: You got to go to. Speaker 4: You guys are in Australia, mexico, the US. You

1:14:19

guys are like Global, you know. So that's super amazing.

1:14:26

Congratulations. And uh, I've been, I've been keeping up with

1:14:30

Lisa oh to see when season four is ever going to get filmed. So

1:14:35

I know she's spending Christmas, oh, I know she's spending

1:14:39

Christmas in Prince Edward Island this this season. So uh,

1:14:44

oh beautiful. Yeah, so I look forward to coming up and meeting

1:14:49

everybody and and I'm trying to get Jim to get a passport now.

1:14:55

Speaker 2: I'll get it, I'll get it, I'll get it. Speaker 8: I'll get it, I'll get it, I'll get it. I'll get it,

1:14:59

I'll get it, I'll get it, I'll get it, I'll get it, I'll get it

1:15:03

, I'll get it, I'll get it. Speaker 7: I'll get it.

1:15:06

Speaker 4: You got to get on it, jim yeah. When pink is in

1:15:10

season four, is filming. You're coming to this. My old co-host,

1:15:14

she, she, finally got her passport but I had to let her go

1:15:18

. So, yeah, but all right, you too, the door's open to you guys

1:15:26

anytime, great. Speaker 8: Amazing. Thank you so much. Have an awesome weekend.

1:15:34

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Speaker 4: I wish everybody that's listening a good

1:16:03

Christmas, and you know what. You may be having a bad day or

1:16:08

something, but there's always tomorrow, so stick with it.

1:16:12

There's another one. Do it right there. That's all I have, Jim.

1:16:16

Any final words from you? Speaker 1: Oh yes, final one of the year. Merry Christmas to all

1:16:23

, and to all a good night and to all a good night.

1:19:36

Speaker 2: and to all a good night. And to all a good night.

1:19:51

And to all a good night. And to all a good night. And to all a

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good night. And to all a good night. And to all a good night.