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This week we close out our back to school series with Angeline telling us all about Lisa Frank and her coveted school supplies back in the day. Josh then joins us to complain about workplace hand washing and how he can't eat the community snacks. A listener comment has Josh and Angeline up in arms! Be sure to follow us on all social media @icbympodcast and visit our website to comment or leave us a message, www.icbympodcast.com
Rebecca Smith:
Hello!!!
Angeline Compau:
Hi, and I just want to first of all say hello to Greg Louganis.
Rebecca Smith:
Hi, Greg Louganis.
Angeline Compau:
Hi Greg Louganis
Rebecca Smith:
Cuz you listen.
Angeline Compau:
I don't care if he does or doesn't listen, I'm never gonna stop saying hello.
Rebecca Smith:
There's a story behind this.
Angeline Compau:
Yes, please tell me.
Rebecca Smith:
I will tell you. I got a comment from a listener, Brian, who said we talk about Greg Louganis too much. And I said you do realize the joke about Greg Louganis, right? And he's like, I just think it's you know, it just, just too much it's everybody, it's like I'm over it. And I'm like, okay.
Angeline Compau:
I wish you could see my face. I just wish you could see my face. Brian, I don't know who you are. I don't care what you do. I don't care if you listen or you don't listen. But fuck you and that's all I gotta say about that. If you don't like Greg Louganis, then fuck you
Rebecca Smith:
it's not that he doesn't like Greg Louganis.
Angeline Compau:
I don't care. I don't care.
Rebecca Smith:
Angeline is in a mood!
Angeline Compau:
I don't care. Fuck you. I'll say it again. Fuck You,
Rebecca Smith:
Brian. I care if you listen. Just so you know.
Angeline Compau:
no,
Rebecca Smith:
but we're probably going to talk about Greg Louganis. So you can just mute that part if you don't like it. I don't know. Josh. Thanks. Greg Louganis is his best friend.at this point, so
Angeline Compau:
I do too. He said that he knows me.
Rebecca Smith:
Exactly. He knows who Angeline is.
Angeline Compau:
Exactly.
Rebecca Smith:
So shove it up your butt.
Angeline Compau:
I just, I just don't understand what kind of like sad human being doesn't find that funny. Like, like you're too good for the joke.
Rebecca Smith:
What kind of society are we living in where somebody does not find Greg Louganis funny?
Angeline Compau:
It's a, it's a, it's's a joke. Like, that makes me think that you are like a sad human being that doesn't have a lot going on that you just A listen to our podcast like that. And have to criticize us talking about Greg Louganis.
Rebecca Smith:
He listens at work. And I said it's just You're just jealous because we don't talk about you. He goes, Maybe
Angeline Compau:
Oh, well. Now we're talking about you. That's not good. It's not good. Brian,
Rebecca Smith:
maybe he'll redeem himself and come up with a nice comment. But Brian, I do care if you listen. So thanks for listening.
Angeline Compau:
No comments.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, stop it.
Angeline Compau:
Nope.
Rebecca Smith:
One of these days you're gonna meet Brian. And you're gonna be like, Listen. I don't know. Listen, you guys are already going at it.
Angeline Compau:
No. Don't want to meet Brian,
Rebecca Smith:
but you haven't even met yet
Angeline Compau:
don't want to meet you.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
no, no good.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
you have poor taste in jokes. So I don't need to know you.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay, so the other thing that I've been doing, oh, my God, it takes so long. Is I was reading, we have our platform that we put our podcasts out on buzzsprout.
Angeline Compau:
Yes.
Rebecca Smith:
And so I'm in this forum thing on Facebook with them. And people post questions like that. Everybody's been talking about transcripts of their podcast, like what is that? So I go online and you can do they have like services that will transcribe your podcast for you for the hearing impaired?
Angeline Compau:
Oh,
Rebecca Smith:
so the hearing impaired can enjoy our Greg Louganis podcast as well. And so I thought Oh, cool. So I'll go in and do that. Holy moly. I used so I upload the audio into this site.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
And they transcribe it for you. However, they don't like they're not very. We do talk fast.
Angeline Compau:
Yes. Okay. Yeah, I understand
Rebecca Smith:
and there's three of us on one audio, so
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. differentiating, like who's saying what is kind of hard. So
Rebecca Smith:
So I have to go through line by line and fix it once it uploads, then I have to go through it breaks it down, but it's all wrong. while I'm listening to it. To see like, who's saying what and stuff like that and like adding in things that they missed? Because if you're talking and I'm talking at the same time and miss
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
like half th stuff, I'm saying, so. Yeah, it was interesting. It took me like five hours to do one episode,
Angeline Compau:
I'm sure. Oh, my lanta.
Rebecca Smith:
So we have a transcription of our first episode up. But yeah,
Angeline Compau:
that's funny.
Rebecca Smith:
So now what I can do is I can put it on our website. All of our episodes are posted and categorized on our website. So I can link the transcript to that. And then it's also linked in our buzzsprout site too. So but it's supposed to like, I don't know like so now when you search something like if you were to search Brendan Frasier, hopefully we would be included in that because we have a transcript of our podcast that talks about him.
Angeline Compau:
I forgot that was our first episode.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. I know, right. It's so weird going back and like, here I think like, Oh yeah, we got the sound down and we're good in that first episode. I'm like, Oh my God, this sounds horrible.
Angeline Compau:
That's funny.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, cuz that was before we had three mics. but you're in the background on the on the second
Angeline Compau:
Oh yeah part of it and so it didn't catch anything that you were saying in the background I wasn't there it was
Rebecca Smith:
I had type that in but
Angeline Compau:
it was a joke I wasn't really there.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
that's funny
Rebecca Smith:
It's so weird because you can't tell like tone or I don't know if you really get the jokes just reading it because you can't like, like all of a sudden we're talking and then it's like Wilbur it's just like the person was gonna be like, what who's Wilbur? Where did that come from, I don't know.
Angeline Compau:
That's funny,
Rebecca Smith:
but yeah, it's it's interesting. So that's what I've been doing.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, I like that the hearing impaired can listen now.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, they'll be able to read read.
Angeline Compau:
They can read with us. That's so nice.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. We're for all people people.
Angeline Compau:
Yes,
Rebecca Smith:
all people
Angeline Compau:
especially Greg Louganis.
Rebecca Smith:
Yes, And Brian.
Angeline Compau:
No,
Rebecca Smith:
we don't have that many listeners. We can't lose any!
Angeline Compau:
No,
Rebecca Smith:
we can't lose people. So, what's up, how was your week?
Angeline Compau:
Oh my god, you're gonna hear me clear my throat a lot, guys. I'm gonna apologize. I have allergies. up the butt I've been trying to not take stuff. I don't know why I'm being so stubborn about it.
Rebecca Smith:
Ohhh
Angeline Compau:
But I'm going to the store after this. I'm gonna go get some Claratin and be like,
Rebecca Smith:
you better not have COVID
Angeline Compau:
that I'm
Rebecca Smith:
diseased person.
Angeline Compau:
I was thinking about that. I was like, I hope I don't. But
Rebecca Smith:
oh my gosh.
Angeline Compau:
I can taste and smell. So I feel like I'm cool.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, good sign.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. And I have like, energy. I'm not like on my ass. I just, can't breathe
Rebecca Smith:
yeah. It's just allergies.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. I feel like it is. Let's hope. Let's hope
Rebecca Smith:
Fingers crossed.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
So what else did you do anything this weekend?
Angeline Compau:
Um, I watched Edward Scissorhands with my mom.
Rebecca Smith:
I just watched that too!
Angeline Compau:
Like my mom had never seen it. That was
Rebecca Smith:
Are you serious?
Angeline Compau:
No, she's never
Rebecca Smith:
really
Angeline Compau:
so. Yeah, she's crazy. But
Rebecca Smith:
did she like it?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, she did. She was like, Oh my God. He's so nice.
Rebecca Smith:
I love it. I love that movie.
Angeline Compau:
It's such a good movie. Although she didn't like the ending. She goes, why? Why did someone have to die? And I was like, yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
it was a bad guy.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, he was bad. It was a happy ending. She was but there was death and and she didn't even go live with him up in the mansion on the mountain. And I was like, No, I don't know why she didn't do that. But she should have.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
my mom was really upset that she left him there alone.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
yeah. She didn't like that.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, you know what other movie I just watched. And Josh was just asking the other day like, what's your what's your all time favorite movie? And I'm like, that's too hard.
Angeline Compau:
That is too hard.
Rebecca Smith:
But I have to say definitely up there is Dead Poets Society. I haven't seen that in so long. And I watched it again the other day, and it's so good. It's so good.
Angeline Compau:
I don't think I've ever seen it all the way through.
Rebecca Smith:
It's so good.
Angeline Compau:
I watched
Rebecca Smith:
I cry like a baby. Every time
Angeline Compau:
we had a teacher in high school who played clips of it all the time in class. Like
Rebecca Smith:
it's so good.
Angeline Compau:
He always did. And I'm like, okay, like I get it. But maybe just because I've only seen clips and not the whole thing.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, You have to see the whole thing.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
Robin Williams was so good in that movie. So good.
Angeline Compau:
I should watch the whole thing.
Rebecca Smith:
You should
Angeline Compau:
It's probably on something I can stream.
Rebecca Smith:
I couldn't I couldn't find it streaming anywhere. I would use my fire stick for that.
Angeline Compau:
Oh,
Rebecca Smith:
yeah. Because it was I couldn't find it on any platform right now. I mean, it will eventually come around. But like, yeah, so that's it. Nothing. No outings this weekend. No family function? No, nothing.
Angeline Compau:
No, you don't know why there was a football game Friday. And my mom,
Rebecca Smith:
that's what I thought you were doing when you didn't write me back.
Angeline Compau:
I we totally didn't know we have a schedule on our fridge that we cut out of the paper. And it's wrong. So we thought all that away. And yeah, we didn't know it was home. And then I'm looking at my snap map. And I'm looking and Ella and Reese are at the school and I said what are they doing at the high school? There must be a game. My mom was like, there's no game tonight. And I was like,
Rebecca Smith:
Because I think they are, every other week. I think they miss published the thing. But they're every other week at home. Right?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
So yeah, this week they were at home because nobody showed up to tap classes on Friday. So I'm like woo hoo, go to the pub.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. I which I would have totally done that. I honestly had no clue. It was even Friday, or that tap was going on. I forgot what time it was. I didn't know. My mom woke up Friday. And she's got like bad vertigo or something like I don't know what's going on. But this has happened before where she'll wake up and she's really dizzy and she can't. She can't stand up and she gets nauseous and she's like, throwing up Cuz her like equilibriums off or whatever the hell happens. So she was like really sick. And she was like we you take me to Costco and I said, Well, why don't you just tell me what you need from Costco and I'll go get it. And she goes, No, I just want to go look around and I was like, What? No.
Rebecca Smith:
Who just wants to look around Costco.
Angeline Compau:
Well, she did. And that was dumb. So I had to take her to Casco and that was annoying. And at a certain point, I was like, come on, come on you're either buying it or you're not buying it or you're not put it in the cart. If you're not then we're walking away. We gotta go. This is too much. I just Spit like oh, dead across the desk
Rebecca Smith:
your COVID spit. Great
Angeline Compau:
Could be.
Rebecca Smith:
That'd be great.
Angeline Compau:
I'm vaccinated.
Rebecca Smith:
I know. Me too. But that doesn't matter nowadays.
Angeline Compau:
True.
Rebecca Smith:
You can still get it. So
Angeline Compau:
true.
Rebecca Smith:
I miss I miss quarantine days.
Angeline Compau:
Me too! There is a lady on Tic Tok that was like
Rebecca Smith:
not because of death and disease people I just miss like isolation.
Angeline Compau:
Okay, so this lady made a video and I've never related to anything more in my life where she said I miss the quarantine days because I couldn't go anywhere and couldn't do anything but I also don't want other people to go out and do things without me. So I want everybody so I'm not missing out and I was like yes, exactly what I want.
Rebecca Smith:
I could care less everybody could be out and I'm like I'm good here.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, no, I want everyone at home.
Rebecca Smith:
See? I don't really get FOMO
Angeline Compau:
I'm just kidding
Rebecca Smith:
I'm not a FOMO person
Angeline Compau:
I'm a FOMO person. I'll be like you guys are having fun without me. What?
Rebecca Smith:
What? lame
Angeline Compau:
lame
Rebecca Smith:
Alright, so this is the last week of our back to school.
Angeline Compau:
It is oh my
Rebecca Smith:
we are closing it out.
Angeline Compau:
We're closing it out.
Rebecca Smith:
And then we start horror or whatever
Angeline Compau:
I don't know what we're gonna do for October should be spooky.
Rebecca Smith:
Something Spooky.
Angeline Compau:
Yes, spooky
Rebecca Smith:
but yeah, we'll figure it out.
Angeline Compau:
So I guess I didn't know what I was just talking to you about this that you didn't know who this person was?
Rebecca Smith:
No.
Angeline Compau:
What?
Rebecca Smith:
No,
Angeline Compau:
okay. I gotta Google some pictures for you. But I wanted to do like a thing but this thing is also a person
Rebecca Smith:
we can do both
Angeline Compau:
Well, she's a person
Rebecca Smith:
okay.
Angeline Compau:
She's a person I didn't know
Rebecca Smith:
She's a person and a thing.
Angeline Compau:
Her name is Lisa Frank she is the school supply queen.
Rebecca Smith:
don't know anything about her.
Angeline Compau:
oh my gosh she
Rebecca Smith:
let me tell you school supplies in my days were very different than what they are. Nowadays.
Angeline Compau:
This lady people you still like makeup rumors that she was a high as a kite making this stuff because like these would be on the folders and the lunchboxes and the stickers and the Trapper keepers she was like into unicorns and rainbows and all of this garbage I kid you not so me growing up I wanted all this I wanted all the Lisa Frank everything
Rebecca Smith:
I might have had stuff with designs on it not like that Not unicorns and shit.
Angeline Compau:
Oh my god, it was wild. Just absolutely wild.
Rebecca Smith:
No all ofour folders were like mead or something.
Angeline Compau:
That's all I wanted this stuff. I wanted everybody who was anybody had Lisa Frank shit.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay,
Angeline Compau:
but my mom was like now it's too expensive. You you get the mead for 10 cents, the boring paper bullshit folders. You get those because they're on sale you don't get fun anything so I'm going and looking like the poor kid in class with my bullshit. And I'm like, I just want some brightly colored fucking unicorns and all that anyway Lisa Frank this she had all this stuff, I guess. Like she got like local look at the guy.
Rebecca Smith:
When did she start, does it say
Angeline Compau:
her while she started her Lisa Frank Incorporated in like 1979
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
and it was like really big in the 80s That's why I thought you would have known it was also it was even bigger in the 90s but I still
Rebecca Smith:
I remember like cats and shit but nothing like Err. Nothing like unicorns or anything I've never had.
Angeline Compau:
That's like brightly colored and
Rebecca Smith:
no,
Angeline Compau:
absolutely bizarre.
Rebecca Smith:
I didn't, no
Angeline Compau:
Oh my gosh,
Rebecca Smith:
but I graduated high school in 91. So
Angeline Compau:
well. Well, okay, let me go back. Let me go back to the beginning this this bitch
Rebecca Smith:
this bitch
Angeline Compau:
I just call her that she I don't think she's really a bitch but we'll find out. So she grew up in Michigan, which I didn't know. And like she came from a bougie family in West Bloomfield.
Rebecca Smith:
ohh bougie
Angeline Compau:
She went to some like prep school that like Mitt Romney went to or something.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
I know. Super bougie. Her dad worked in like automotive and like they had money and she was really big into art, even in school and like, I guess her senior year of high school, she sold one of her pieces to Lee Iacocca for $3,000. So I'm like, You're doing good, I guess. Like, I don't know what it was or
Rebecca Smith:
a unicorn rainbow.
Angeline Compau:
Something absolutely bizarre, I'm sure. But anyway, so then she went to school in Arizona, University of Arizona.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, hey!
Angeline Compau:
I know right.
Rebecca Smith:
Then I should know her but I mean, if she was if she went there,
Angeline Compau:
I don't know when. I don't know when she graduated. 70 something
Rebecca Smith:
I wonder if Stephanie knows her.
Angeline Compau:
I don't know.
Rebecca Smith:
Cuz Stephanie went...
Angeline Compau:
Okay. So she was I had to look this up, like, and I had to do some math in my head to figure this stuff out. Because it said in 79, she was 24. But it doesn't ever say when she was born, so I had to do the math. And it seems like she was born around 1955 but doesn't say her birthday. She's like
Rebecca Smith:
so yeah that was way before Stephanie's time too
Angeline Compau:
she there is like one picture that you can find her on the internet and like even then you have to like scour the frickin dark web to find that
Rebecca Smith:
because she's an artist. Nobody knows what she looks like sia.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, I guess she doesn't want like any pictures of herself out there. She thinks that she's so famous, like Michael Jackson. She doesn't want anyone to know her. or know what she looks like. I'm like, nobody cares about you and your fucking folder. Making ass like, nobody cares. But that's okay.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh my god. I i guess that. Like, I don't know. I don't know.
Angeline Compau:
She's weird.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay,
Angeline Compau:
anyway, so, um, okay, let me go back. So she's going to the University of Arizona to study math and art. And she would go to like, tribes in Native American tribes, she would people who were selling those kinds of art things she would go buy that shit up, go back to Michigan, sell it and make money that way. Like, we didn't have that kind of stuff.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. no Oh my god.
Angeline Compau:
But then eventually she got in really good with the people making like the pottery and jewelry and stuff. And she would tell them what to make what was going to sell or what she liked. And they would make it and then she would sell that. And then eventually, she started making her own shit. Yeah. Yeah. Like she had her own jewelry line called sticky fingers. And I was like, That's weird. You're weird. But whatever. So she
Rebecca Smith:
Never heard of that, either. I mean, I've heard started selling that apparently at like Neiman Marcus and Bloomingdale's. of Neiman Marcus and Bloomingdales but not stickey fingers.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, yeah. Yeah, no, I don't know. Whatever even happened to that. But then in like 79 she did her She made her company, Lisa Frank Incorporated. Her headquarters is in Tucson.
Rebecca Smith:
It is
Angeline Compau:
It is.
Rebecca Smith:
Maybe that's why I know the name, but I don't I couldn't tell you who she was.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. Well, so anyway, so then she was branching out and doing the school supply thing. You know, everybody knows that got big. She where was I going with that? fuck if I know. fuck if I know
Rebecca Smith:
she's still in Tucson?
Angeline Compau:
I believe so. I believe so. Anyway, so she she's doing her thing. And it's getting big. She's got collaborations with like, Ed Hardy She's got Morphe. She's got a palette
Rebecca Smith:
Ed hardy maybe that's what I'm thinking.
Angeline Compau:
Maybe she did stuff with Reebok. She had there's a like recently did a friend's collaboration where they have Lisa Frank and friends on T shirts. And she's got a clothing line. There's like a hotel thing that happened? That was pretty recent.
Rebecca Smith:
She's way bigger than just school supplies.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, now well, because all this artwork the people love it. People went nuts for it. I think it's my generation
Rebecca Smith:
unicorns and rainbows really?
Angeline Compau:
not and and cats and cheetahs and dogs and and now all of this stuff was on stickers. And before it became all school supplies, I guess it was just on little buttons. That was like the first thing it did like buttons and then expanded to stickers and then everything else.
Rebecca Smith:
buttons would be my generation.
Angeline Compau:
That's what I think that's what I thought you were going to know. I can't believe you don't know.
Rebecca Smith:
All my buttons were like banned, like ska bands and stuff like
Angeline Compau:
Well, no,
Rebecca Smith:
I don't know.
Angeline Compau:
Once you get a little bit older anyway, this kind of stuff. This
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
not cool anymore. You don't want this in high school. But look at this cat with wings. It's a little angel. Look at this little cat. This is this is Oh my gosh.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, I never would have had that on my I mean maybe in elementary school
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, yeah. Well, yeah. More. This is more elementary
Rebecca Smith:
school. I didn't really have that stuff because we Okay, when did you start switching classes? Like what grade here?
Angeline Compau:
Um, sixth grade for me.
Rebecca Smith:
See, we didn't do that until Junior High which was seventh.
Angeline Compau:
Okay,
Rebecca Smith:
so, so kindergarten through Sixth we were all in just one classroom. Okay, so seventh grade we started switching classes and stuff like that and had lockers and Trapper keepers and all that good stuff but
Angeline Compau:
Trapper keepers, actually. But anyway, that stuff doesn't wasn't cool. Once you started switching classes, like you said, yeah, this is more of an elementary school thing, but
Rebecca Smith:
I mean in elementary school I didn't really have a lot of I guess I did have folders. I can't remember. I just remember books inside my desk. I don't remember why.
Angeline Compau:
So I'm going to show you this. Would you wear this?
Rebecca Smith:
Oh my god, no.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, the Cheeta print sweatshirt.
Rebecca Smith:
It's like a rainbow Cheeta print sweatshirt.
Angeline Compau:
It's wild this is why people thought she was on drugs.
Rebecca Smith:
Uh Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
yeah, she did like one interview. One where I got most of this information from because she's so you know, she's gotta be out of the spotlight. She's got anyone to know anything about her. She did an interview with Urban Outfitters in like 2010 where she, she did tell us all this information that I'm getting. And she came out and said that I wasn't on drugs. I could never do what I was doing. If I was on drugs. I'm like, bitch, whatever.
Rebecca Smith:
Yes you could.
Angeline Compau:
So, I guess in like 1983 84, this guy started working at her company as like just a basic Illustrator. His name was James green. And he ended up moving up the corporate ladder, and became CEO. And then they got married. But here's the thing, once he became CEO, is apparently when that shit went downhill, like her whole brand kind of went downhill because he turned into a mega dick.
Rebecca Smith:
Never mix business and pleasure.
Angeline Compau:
No. So he turned into a giant mega dick. Her company became like, notorious for being the world's worst place to work in Tucson like everybody knows that, apparently,
Rebecca Smith:
really,
Angeline Compau:
I didn't know that. But I'm looking at I'm reading this stuff online. They're saying like, he was like, super oppressive and was like, would verbally abuse people and he wouldn't take people aside to do it. He would do it in front of everybody. He would fire people on the spot, like just giant asshole.
Rebecca Smith:
HR nightmare,
Angeline Compau:
for sure. And I saw some comments that were saying that she was just as bad. So I'm like, I don't know. I think she was trying to make it seem like it was more him, but I was like, you probably were okay with it, too, because she was a perfectionist, and she wanted shit her way. She wanted illustrations and stuff her way I had to go through her everything had to be perfect.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
But yeah, they were saying that that's worst place to work ever. The turnover of employees was super high. They couldn't get people to stay more than like, six, seven months. Yeah, super bad. So I'm like this, like, Island cloud of fluff and fun
Rebecca Smith:
Happiness.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. is the worst place to work in the world. whoopies,
Rebecca Smith:
whoopies
Angeline Compau:
So? Any hoo
Rebecca Smith:
joy does not translate into the workplace?
Angeline Compau:
No. So then, well, okay. And they had a couple kids too. And I guess they're their two kids are hunter and forest. And a couple of their little illustrations of these cheetahs, I think are based on them. Or something. I was like, let's odd but okay. It's cute little fun cheetahs.
Rebecca Smith:
So this is still a business like this is still
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
big.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
Business for her.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, like she they just did the Morphe thing. And she
Rebecca Smith:
Morphe like makeup?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, like have a palette or something.
Rebecca Smith:
Huh.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. Weird. So her husband starts having an affair with this lady that also works there. Yeah, and that gets that gets some publicity later on to. I mean, workplace lovers. That's pretty common.
Rebecca Smith:
mm, Hum. did you ever have a workplace lover?
Angeline Compau:
That's why I just was making that joke. I was making that joke.
Rebecca Smith:
I'm such a dummy cuz like I didn't even think of that
Angeline Compau:
I was like, Are you asking that jokingly or Yes,
Rebecca Smith:
I totally forgot.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, do not shit where you guys don't do it? Cuz that blew up in his face. Yeah. So she decided to divorce him like 2005. And for like the next four or five years, they're nothing but court battles between him and her. his mistress and her. It's like just Bad News Bears
Rebecca Smith:
like my neighbors
Angeline Compau:
and she's got to get him out of being CEO. She's like, no, you're done like cannot and so he ended up resigning. Thank goodness I don't know if anything's better or not, but that's what I heard. That's what I read allegedly. I don't know. That's that's about it. That's about all I got.
Rebecca Smith:
That's all you got with that.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, I didn't have any of that stuff.
Angeline Compau:
Oh no, I'll tell you something else.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay.
Angeline Compau:
She got her own ink formula that is special for her artwork to make it more bright and vibrant. That's I guess special. It's more secret than the crabby. The Krabby Patty formula.
Rebecca Smith:
What's the Krabby Patty?
Angeline Compau:
From SpongeBob? Ye're so funny.
Rebecca Smith:
I don't know Sponge Bob.
Angeline Compau:
Oh my gosh.
Rebecca Smith:
I mean I know what SpongeBob is, I just never watched it
Angeline Compau:
Krabby Patty secret formula is so secret. Nobody knows what it is. And people are always trying to steal it. plankton is always trying to steal it.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
but I guess her ink formula that is
Rebecca Smith:
more a secret?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, I was just joking. I guess it's more secretive than that. Haha.
Rebecca Smith:
It would have landed Had I known what?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, actually. It's kind of kind of more fun that you didn't know.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
But yeah, that's Lisa Frank. I really liked her shit. Her school supplies were like the The hippest shit you could have when I was in elementary school?
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
And I didn't have any of it. So I'm like, bummed out. But looking at it now,
Rebecca Smith:
you're not hip is what you're saying?
Angeline Compau:
Well, I was. I was so not cool. But looking back on it, like if you still likely suffering. I'm gonna I'm gonna go out and say that you're kind ofweird.
Rebecca Smith:
If you still use the Lisa Frank stuff,
Angeline Compau:
well, yeah, if you're like in your 30s
Rebecca Smith:
and you have that, I'm just telling you right now, if I see anybody wearing that rainbow cheetah print sweater.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, yeah. you're Weird. and you're weird. Don't wear that.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
she does have a clothing line. I know
Rebecca Smith:
why.
Angeline Compau:
I don't know why
Rebecca Smith:
there has to be a market for it. But I've never seen anybody wear that kind of stuff.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, no, I don't think grownups would I think that's a kid thing that has to be
Rebecca Smith:
maybe.
Angeline Compau:
But there are still I feel like adults that like grew up like liking it like me that are still obsessed with it. And I'm like, like, okay, I would grab some stickers and that'd be cool, but I'm not you. There's no way I'm going to carry around like a Lisa Frank Trapper Keeper.
Rebecca Smith:
oh you know what? I think they just got some stickers at the dollar store of them maybe That's where I saw it. I thought they're
Angeline Compau:
they're sold at the dollar store now that
Rebecca Smith:
well it was like a collaboration but I don't know.
Angeline Compau:
That'd be
Rebecca Smith:
don't quote me on that now.
Angeline Compau:
But that would be really funny.
Rebecca Smith:
They were like puffy troll stickers that Yeah, I don't know. Maybe
Angeline Compau:
that'd be really funny. If she went from being like, high end to Dollar Store.
Rebecca Smith:
I could I'm could be totally wrong. It's been known to happen.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, yeah. Well, I'm just saying that would be funny. I don't know.
Rebecca Smith:
It's rare. I'm gonna look when I'm at the studio. Tomorrow.
Angeline Compau:
I'm gonna look to see where you can still buy her stuff. Probably target
Rebecca Smith:
or online. doe she have like an online Store.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, probably.
Rebecca Smith:
I'm wanna know where office is in Tucson.
Angeline Compau:
It is on. I'll tell you
Rebecca Smith:
okay.
Angeline Compau:
There was a she changed the name of the street it was on inside her rainbow covered factory that has an asking price of 17 million
Rebecca Smith:
what?
Angeline Compau:
It's abandoned Now.
Rebecca Smith:
Let me see. Where was it? This is in Tucson.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, this came out in 2018. Apparently, Lisa Frank Ave. She had it changed here.
Rebecca Smith:
I know, but where?
Angeline Compau:
I don't know. Google it. I think it was named after like, Wyatt Erp or something. And then they had to change and apparently people were pissed off.
Rebecca Smith:
Maybe I'll go there when I'm there. In October.
Angeline Compau:
Yes. That'd be cool. Go to the Lisa Frank headquarters that apparently is now abandoned
Rebecca Smith:
boots on the ground. firsthand account of Lisa Frank headquarters.
Angeline Compau:
I didn't know that headquarters was no longer so maybe you can't
Rebecca Smith:
she's does she still sell that stuff? Maybe she went belly up
Angeline Compau:
maybe she really did and I shows how well, I did my research
Rebecca Smith:
and you just don't know about it.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
No one told you
Angeline Compau:
that's not surprising.
Rebecca Smith:
Not shocked
Angeline Compau:
No,
Rebecca Smith:
maybe she just does like limited collaborations now.
Angeline Compau:
Maybe? I feel like I feel like you can't buy Lisa Frank shit anymore.
Rebecca Smith:
ebay.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, yeah, there's a hotel like a lisa Frank flat that you can stay at? I guess. I would not want to I
Rebecca Smith:
were in Tucson?
Angeline Compau:
It's in downtown LA.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, then i don't care
Angeline Compau:
yeah. Yeah. And some lady like flipped out and was like that was my idea. Lisa Frank rip me off my and I'm like,
Rebecca Smith:
oh, she got sued.
Angeline Compau:
I don't know if she got sued per se. But i'm like
Rebecca Smith:
anybody can say that. Like I drew unicorns and rainbows first.
Angeline Compau:
That's what I'm saying. I'm like, Lisa Frank was clearly around before your flat was or your little apartment that you had used bright colors and how can you say that her? I don't know. Whatever, doesn't matter. Doesn't matter.
Rebecca Smith:
Whatever.
Angeline Compau:
Don't care. Yeah, actually so I don't think you can buy Lisa Frank shit anymore.
Rebecca Smith:
So it's probably going for a lot of money on ebay then if you can't buy it,
Angeline Compau:
maybe let's check ebay.
Rebecca Smith:
Did you Google Where can I buy Lisa Frank and it said nowhere?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. Yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
nowhere
Angeline Compau:
it didn't say that, but. Oh, you know what? Check on Amazon.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, yeah.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, man. You can get stickers on stickers on Amazon.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay, for Lisa Frank.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. stationery set
Rebecca Smith:
see so you can still buy it.
Angeline Compau:
Okay. Yeah. You know, it's not sold in stores that I saw.
Rebecca Smith:
No,
Angeline Compau:
but yeah, it's on. It's on Amazon. I got scared for a second.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh my god. What? What would this world be without Lisa Frank?
Angeline Compau:
I know.
Rebecca Smith:
Are you ready to eat snacks?
Angeline Compau:
Oh, yeah. Yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
we have a snack box to do.
Angeline Compau:
I totally forgot about that.
Rebecca Smith:
And I have not been putting our videos online. I have a lot of editing to do
Angeline Compau:
not gonna lie. I want that nail polish. It looks like Walt Disney threw up into a nail polish but I don't care.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, It just lookes like a glitter nail polish.
Angeline Compau:
It is I want it. I want it
Rebecca Smith:
Are you gonna buy it.
Angeline Compau:
No, no, no,
Rebecca Smith:
no,
Angeline Compau:
I'm really bad at doing my own nails. I just have someone do it for me
Rebecca Smith:
that's what I do. Alright, let's go eat snacks and then we'll do Josh.
Angeline Compau:
Oh right.
Rebecca Smith:
okay weasel.
Angeline Compau:
check
Josh Smith:
check. CHECK check
Rebecca Smith:
you're so disgusting
Angeline Compau:
Oh, I've actually I need to clear my throat also today.
Josh Smith:
I do need to talk about what was the guy's name? Was that dickhead's name?
Angeline Compau:
Brian.
Josh Smith:
What did Brian say so that the whole audience is clear
Rebecca Smith:
we already talked about it.
Angeline Compau:
We got to say it again.
Rebecca Smith:
What did he say? I didn't talk about what Brian he said that he thinks that we talked about Greg Louganis too much.
Josh Smith:
Fuck you, Brian. Greg Louganis listens to every show.
Rebecca Smith:
He does not
Angeline Compau:
He does
Josh Smith:
He probably sits around with his friend and says check this show out. These people just started talking about me but it's hilarious so that he listens in
Rebecca Smith:
and they think they know me
Angeline Compau:
Honestly, I could see him doing that. That'd be funny. These assholes in Michigan talk about me all the time
Josh Smith:
shout out to you, Greg. Thanks for tuning in. Greg.
Angeline Compau:
Thank you, Greg.
Rebecca Smith:
You guys are ridiculous
Josh Smith:
What an asshole. Not Greg, Greg, you're not the asshole the dude that said...Brian
Angeline Compau:
Brian.
Rebecca Smith:
He is not
Josh Smith:
Brian,
Rebecca Smith:
be nice
Josh Smith:
Brian, you're a bunghole
Rebecca Smith:
be nice. Brian is one of our dedicated listeners.
Angeline Compau:
Hey, well, we were on our break. I got Josh all riled up about the Greg Louganis thing.
Josh Smith:
She did
Angeline Compau:
I did
Josh Smith:
I'm upset, i'm upset about it. Oh, I didn't get a shout out from Christian.
Rebecca Smith:
Thank Brian for listening.
Josh Smith:
Thank you for listening, Brian.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay.
Josh Smith:
You're still and asshole, because Greg Louganis does listen to every episode. Christian said he's on episode 15.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah.
Josh Smith:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
Thanks, Christian. Thanks for listening.
Josh Smith:
Thank you for listening. And keep on doing a great job in your career. You deserve it. So some updates first off last night tore into the shells mac and cheese.
Rebecca Smith:
You did?
Josh Smith:
And it was really good.
Angeline Compau:
Yes,
Josh Smith:
it was not as it was better than any of the restaurant crap,
Angeline Compau:
right.
Rebecca Smith:
No
Josh Smith:
Not as good as straight up hardbox craft, but but good.
Angeline Compau:
Is that what I said though? I straight up told you that you'll like it. It's not craft. But it's good.
Josh Smith:
It was good. It was good.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, yeah.
Josh Smith:
You can't like the craft. You can froth with that combo of milk, super powdered cheese and butter. So there's no bubbles in this one. Which I like a little bit of bubble on the rim.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Josh Smith:
For the rim job.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
you guys are gross
Josh Smith:
What was that line from vacation? So what's a rim job? I think a rim is where you kiss him on the outer part of the mouth. Just around the rim
Rebecca Smith:
Come and give you dad a goodnight rim job
Josh Smith:
That's classic. So other shout out so this morning, after or so before I went to go hiking in the woods with all the crap I had my backpack backpack. I ran down to the store to get a Gatorade, and I went red.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, hey,
Josh Smith:
to try it out. And I have to say, red is delicious.
Rebecca Smith:
Better than lime.
Josh Smith:
It is better than lime
Angeline Compau:
try every other flavor they are all better than lime.
Josh Smith:
So I really enjoyed that.
Angeline Compau:
Yes,
Josh Smith:
good. Just shout out to those two important things. And then my topic
Rebecca Smith:
No, no, no. Third important thing we have a prank war update.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Josh Smith:
I thought i did the prank war update last week.
Rebecca Smith:
No, you said what you did. But we now know that
Josh Smith:
oh, i know now that those balls were hanging from my truck. The hitch on the back of my truck for four weeks. I was driving around with those balls
Angeline Compau:
Shut up. You were not
Josh Smith:
I never saw em
Angeline Compau:
four weeks.
Rebecca Smith:
four weeks
Josh Smith:
Four weeks
Angeline Compau:
So,you drove arond with a sac on your truck for four weeks,
Rebecca Smith:
so Joe did fess up that he hung them on there.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, that's the best news I've ever heard.
Josh Smith:
It was awesome. He got me good.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay, wait before you do that, too. I need to tell another funny story that we were at Juliet's house yesterday to watch the Michigan State game,
Angeline Compau:
okay.
Rebecca Smith:
And Joe reminded me of a funny story. Josh, his friend, Steve, has a daughter.
Josh Smith:
Oh, yeah. Let me tell the story. I tell the story. We were living in Edmonton, Beck and I were. And Steve, I came in for the fantasy football party, which is in January. And I think Steve picked me up. And we went, which is really cool for me he drove down the airport to pick me up. And we went to his house and had dinner. And then I think we were leaving to go up north after that. And it was a nice spaghetti dinner, which was really cool home cooked meal. And his daughter, Liz, who I've known his daughter for a long time, was 17. So when we came back, so we had come back from the trip, and I think I was packing up to leave to go to the airport or something like that. And I was saying goodbye to his wife, Rebecca, and his son Bailey and his daughter, Liz. And I said, See when you're 18 Liz because I knew I wouldn't be back for a year. And she would have turned 18
Rebecca Smith:
it's so creepy
Josh Smith:
so she didn't take it. She didn't take it the creepy way. Joe turnquist who was there is basically never let me live it down. Like I just pray and I said it right in front of our parents. Like I'm like, I'm so excited.
Angeline Compau:
Oh my god
Josh Smith:
To put but Joe, of course, has totally turned it against me like I'm a guy that preys on kids that are about to turn 18.
Angeline Compau:
That's hilarious.
Rebecca Smith:
so Joe was saying, he goes, what would have been better is if he would have winked when he said it. See you when you're 18
Josh Smith:
Yeah, Joe was being a dick
Angeline Compau:
and you tried to say I was a sexual predator. I've never said that to any young person,
Josh Smith:
I ment t I'll see you in a year when and you'll be at when I see.
Angeline Compau:
It doesn't matter, you still said it.
Josh Smith:
I did. I did. I did. And I don't even really know when I said it. It was Joe that had to like really make it uncomfortable for everybody.
Rebecca Smith:
see you when you're 18!
Josh Smith:
What a dick
Angeline Compau:
There is nothing either way. It's like, Oh, yeah, you'll be 18 next year. I don't care if it's just because I'll see you in a year or because you'll be 18 and you're legal. It sounds bad. Either way
Josh Smith:
it did. It does sound bad now.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Josh Smith:
By the way. I never never even did a I think I've hugged his daughter once. So that was it. So
Angeline Compau:
Aww it's too much, I would have never touched my daughter ever again.
Josh Smith:
Also shout out to the Spartans. Big, big wind down in Miami this last weekend. So just FYI, three and oh, bitches. Greg, I strongly advise that you start watching Michigan State football. join in with us we have stuff to talk about we can text. I don't know how you text us on this website.
Rebecca Smith:
He can comment on our website,
Josh Smith:
you can comment and I'll comment back. You know,
Rebecca Smith:
Greg Louganis, just shout out to us when you're listening and let us know
Josh Smith:
you can tell that guy, Brian, he sucks canal water.
Rebecca Smith:
Poor Brian
Josh Smith:
Alright, so my topic on those updates was working out. I'm not going to comment about what you should or shouldn't do. But here is something that is annoying me. You got all these people that go out and buy all this shit. And then they end up not using it,
Rebecca Smith:
like us.
Josh Smith:
So here's what if you're, if you work out great. If you don't work out, you're going to start I'm going to help you out. Don't buy fucking thing. Just start with push ups, a lot of push ups. And keep doing push ups until you get to like 10 sets of 25 and then start with dips. Because that's free to just need a chair.
Angeline Compau:
That's free, right?
Josh Smith:
And then start with other things like the squat thruster. What do you call those things where
Rebecca Smith:
basically you're saying use your own bodyweight
Josh Smith:
use all that stuff. And if you keep that up for like seven months, then go invest in whatever it is you want to do. But all these people think they need expensive stuff. You don't need any of it. You really don't push ups, sit ups,
Rebecca Smith:
I hate push ups.
Angeline Compau:
Yep
Josh Smith:
dips, but they're fantastic for you. They work your chest, they work your arms, they work your tris, they work your back, they work your core. I mean, they're just a good exercise. and totally free. You can do more you watch TV. I watch meat eater while I do them.
Angeline Compau:
Oh do you?
Josh Smith:
Sometimes I watch a few sitcoms.
Rebecca Smith:
Sometimes you watch Downton Abbey
Josh Smith:
I did watch all of Downton Abbey by the way
Rebecca Smith:
and Virgin River.
Josh Smith:
I don't watch that one anymore. It kind of gets me, ehhh.
Rebecca Smith:
You didn't like..
Josh Smith:
I didn't like the drama. I was watching Friday lights. It's too much for me.
Rebecca Smith:
Really
Josh Smith:
I gotta find a new series. I like Ted Lasco
Rebecca Smith:
lasso
Josh Smith:
lasso.
Angeline Compau:
Ted Lasco?
Josh Smith:
I heard I heard. What's the one with Jason Bateman? Ozarks is back. Oh. Oh, for those of you that don't know. The foundation is coming out. I don't know when let me check my phone.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh god
Josh Smith:
No, seriously, this is important shit
Rebecca Smith:
Angeline we seriously have to get on a dune train it's coming up soon.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, shit.
Josh Smith:
Greg, listen,
Angeline Compau:
my mom,
Josh Smith:
you need to really think about Washington foundation.
Angeline Compau:
my mom, she was like, are you gonna read this book? It's been sitting on the dryer for two months. And then I looked at it. I looked at it. I was like, I think I made a good dent in it. And I'm looking at I'm like, I've not even made a quarter of the way I have. And I read like a good 100 pages.
Rebecca Smith:
I know.
Angeline Compau:
And it still is not even made a dent.
Josh Smith:
Oh, shit.
Angeline Compau:
So that's my bad on the dune.
Rebecca Smith:
Dune
Josh Smith:
will there be a foundation? How can I watch the foundation series
Rebecca Smith:
isn't it not gonna be on Disney plus, or something.
Josh Smith:
August 23 is already on am I watching this tonight. Hold on. This is pretty important
Angeline Compau:
am i watching this tonight.
Josh Smith:
Let me just Greg, let me read this to you for a second. So first off, it's written by Isaac Asimov, which is one of the founding fathers of sci fi. Let's see here
Rebecca Smith:
he is basiclly the Ben Franklin of sci fi
Josh Smith:
and it's confirmed that foundation will premiere on Apple TV on 24. September two, why would they do that? ass backwardsas if we're just in Eu ope, but I think it's Septembe 24. Shot in malta. Yeah, go d. Goo
Angeline Compau:
Do the purple button.
Josh Smith:
So they'd hoped that this would be 80 episodes? Get the fuck out of here. 80 episodes, people Greg. Dig in, get comfortable.
Angeline Compau:
Purple is the crickets sound
Josh Smith:
10 hour long episodes and season one. Listen, this is important ship. If Greg's gonna get into it needs to hear from me, how good it is set in the far future where humanity is spread out across the galaxy and established the great Galactic Empire. The foundation novel follows a story of just seldom planned. And there's this guy named Harry Selden, who's a sociologist, but not one of those ones. That's not smart. He's actually really good at math, you know,
Rebecca Smith:
Nerd
Angeline Compau:
there is somebody snoring to death, is there a snoring sound?
Josh Smith:
And he uses scientific models to predict and calculate the behavior society, so on and so forth. So he foresees the collapse of the Empire.
Rebecca Smith:
Shur Up!
Josh Smith:
Yeah, anyway, yeah. Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
Shut your mouth
Rebecca Smith:
You get the fuck outta here
Josh Smith:
because of that though, he sees the creation
Rebecca Smith:
wait are you giving away the whole plot if we
Josh Smith:
No, there;s a story here, honey, just it's the broad are gonna watch it? strokes
Rebecca Smith:
I don't want to know the story if I'm gonna watch it.
Josh Smith:
It creates two foundations that will help during the period of unrest, you know, and the whole the whole shit falls down.
Angeline Compau:
You lost me
Josh Smith:
And they
Rebecca Smith:
Look Jasper's dead
Josh Smith:
were here I'll leave you this.
Rebecca Smith:
Jasper's dead from boredom
Josh Smith:
Well, that plan work. Right. Can Can, can you have a plan? That's suppoed to stand centuries
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, here comes Wilbur to revive him.
Josh Smith:
It's alright. So anyway, I think I think it's on soon Greg, and I really got to give it a shot.
Rebecca Smith:
Wilbur just said, mom...make it stop
Josh Smith:
So I feel like you guys are really dicks and I have to give the foundation a shot. Um, did we talk about hand washing?
Rebecca Smith:
I think you talked about it Last time?
Josh Smith:
did we talk about it Angeline?
Angeline Compau:
I don't remember. But I feel like it's something that we can talk about all the time.
Josh Smith:
Because so
Rebecca Smith:
I think it came up in like the bathroom thing.
Josh Smith:
So i'm at work an this happened to me a lot of times, both at the airport and t work in public bathrooms. Dud s come out of the stall. Wh ch, if you're a dude and y u're in a stall, you're taking shit, right?
Angeline Compau:
Oh, yeah.
Josh Smith:
And you rinse your hands with water really quick. No. Soap that shit up. lather.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
lather, rinse. I mean, and then, you know, we have all those little jars of peanut m&ms and other things throughout the office that people just put their hand into. It's all contaminated with shit particles.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah it is
Josh Smith:
I don't understand it.
Angeline Compau:
That's sick.
Josh Smith:
It's bad enough that you foul people don't use soap. But you know you didn't fucking use soap and then you dip your hand in the common tray so you're foul but you care so little about the rest of us that you'll rub your foulness off which you know you got in the bowl who fucking does that? Can you mean like if I was coming on the bathroom and they were out of soap? I mean, I go aww shit I gotta get some of that alcohol right
Angeline Compau:
right
Josh Smith:
but the first thing I would do is not put my hand on the fucking you know cashew bottle or you know what the fuck?
Angeline Compau:
You're a good person,
Josh Smith:
I think so.
Rebecca Smith:
Why even have those common tray things after COVID
Josh Smith:
Well, there's those big you know, with those, the plastic ones with spin lids. You know? Instead of putting Your dirty ass handed here you can pour in your hand. Unless you're an asshole with shit fingers and you just want to dip your fingers into contaminate it all.
Angeline Compau:
yeah.
Josh Smith:
Yeah. So that's why I haven't been using the chef at work that last week, because it was a stew and people would scoop it out with the ladle. And I just I just couldn't trust that it didn't have poop in it.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, I bet it did.
Josh Smith:
I'm sure it did at some point. a bunch of poop hands running around
Angeline Compau:
sick.
Josh Smith:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
Did you put a sign on the door thing? employees must wash hands.
Josh Smith:
No. I washed my hands. And then I alcohol the shit out of him. All day long.
Angeline Compau:
I wash my hands before and after I go in the bathroom.
Rebecca Smith:
Can I just say we got this apple pie moonshine. And I love it.
Angeline Compau:
It's really good.
Josh Smith:
It's good. I think it's like four proof.
Rebecca Smith:
No, it's not
Angeline Compau:
I'm gonna tell you something about washing your hands before you go where have your hands been. You don't remember, probably touched some shit. And then you're going to touch your genitals. Well, maybe not. I don't know what you're doing. But I always wash my hands before
Josh Smith:
I never wash my hands before.
Angeline Compau:
You should cuz you're about to touch your junk.
Rebecca Smith:
I'm not touching my junk. I use toilet paper. I'm wiping my junk with toilet paper.
Angeline Compau:
I don't care what I whatever I touch. I don't even want to close because I want my hands clean.
Josh Smith:
She's a dirty person, though. So you have to let apply her dirty
Rebecca Smith:
she does touch dirty things.
Josh Smith:
she does, all day long.
Angeline Compau:
Actually at work I do. Especially because our work is disgusting. But even other places. Sometimes. I will.
Josh Smith:
How are you guys not working weekends.
Rebecca Smith:
She was
Angeline Compau:
I was I didn't work the last two weekends. But you know, what's weird. They aren't having us do overtime during the week, but they are forcing it on the weekends, which is super weird.
Josh Smith:
Are you guys that busy? Or has the chip impacted you guys as well.
Angeline Compau:
We're like, moderately busy. We're not like, we have our slow days and then all of a sudden we'll get like one big drop of whatever we're doing. And then if we're behind so that we can't keep up and then they have to have us in on Saturday. This weird
Josh Smith:
my dumb dog can't figure how to open the door.
Rebecca Smith:
He can, he doesn't want to do it with his head though. He's so dumb.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, sorry, Jasper.
Josh Smith:
We're talking about our dog and that he flunked obedience school. Yeah, he did. I wouldn't even there. He would have flunked worse than me but he could not he got a certificate of attendance.
Rebecca Smith:
He doesn't because he gets distracted too easily by other other animals so he doesn't pay attention and he's not treat motivated at all.
Angeline Compau:
It's got to be by himself
Rebecca Smith:
treats do not motivate this dog.
Angeline Compau:
maybe home school him Josh
Josh Smith:
I did I walked him into a sign the other day cuz he when there's a dog behind him, and he's looking backwards, yip. And you know, yip, yip, yip, yip, and bark and bark and so I could see he was walking right for the signpost
Angeline Compau:
Oh,
Josh Smith:
I'm just waiting and he just Wham walks into Oh, he shakes off and then he you know I just laugh my ass off
Angeline Compau:
that's mean
Rebecca Smith:
He doesn't hit that hard, he's just walking
Josh Smith:
he's just walking
Rebecca Smith:
Not paying attention
Josh Smith:
just just like a human he's just embarrassed of himself
Angeline Compau:
did he get a new collar?
Rebecca Smith:
yes cuz his other ones stunk
Josh Smith:
Yeah, he's got a new collar he's not a stink bone he got a Paulmolitive... What's that
Angeline Compau:
Palmolive?
Rebecca Smith:
Palmolive
Angeline Compau:
but you guys use dawn
Josh Smith:
got a dawn bath?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
I can't even
Josh Smith:
soft coated dog. He staring Wilbur down
Rebecca Smith:
oh that's why Wilbur has his head right there
Josh Smith:
Yeah he won't let Wilbur in
Rebecca Smith:
Or Wilbur won't let him out.
Josh Smith:
So we got that one Hold on. I thought I had another not a big topic one sec. So we had I still haven't figured out how to put Carol's outdoor lamp together
Rebecca Smith:
so did you and Joe figure out what you're gonna do next?
Josh Smith:
I can't talk about in case there's discussion there's ongoing
Rebecca Smith:
your already said you we're gonna band together to do
Josh Smith:
there's negotiations about forming an alliance and taking on a third party. But I can't frankly I can't trust he's not gonna stab me in the back. He's not trustworthy guy.
Rebecca Smith:
He's not shady Joe.
Angeline Compau:
shady Joe.
Rebecca Smith:
shady, shady.
Josh Smith:
We'll see but he's not the kind of guy that would repeat the same thing. So
Rebecca Smith:
no
Josh Smith:
there's something new I think somebody put different you know like the the cap on the stem for your tire. And when I went and got my tires rotated,
Angeline Compau:
did they steal em?
Josh Smith:
on no they look like dick and balls
Angeline Compau:
nice.
Josh Smith:
And I don't know if Joe did that or if that's just like the newest
Rebecca Smith:
That's probably what he was in the garage or before
Josh Smith:
well they seem to work I left them on there but nobody's really seen them but I said like did they just replace those or did Joe do that and thinks it's funny cuz I can't tell if it's a normal finger just a stopper that looks like a dick and balls
Rebecca Smith:
well probably because if you have balls hanging from your thing, why not have a dick and ball
Josh Smith:
our might but I'm not gonna take them off now because we they're already on there.
Angeline Compau:
and they work
Josh Smith:
yeah they seem to be working
Rebecca Smith:
did you put one on mine because one of mine is missing. You said you had an extra
Josh Smith:
did not put it on you but I do have an extra. So, i'll let you put it on
Angeline Compau:
I went to a tire place once and I had nice chrome ones and my wheels and they took they took them and put those plastic bullshit ones on there and I didn't notice for a couple days then I was like, Oh, those bastards
Josh Smith:
did you go back.
Angeline Compau:
No, cuz by the time I did realize that they would have been like that wasn't us. that that could have happened anywhere. So I was like,
Rebecca Smith:
so is that all you got
Josh Smith:
it's I got
Rebecca Smith:
All right.
Josh Smith:
All right. Listen, shout out to Christian Good luck to Scott Clarkson on his government stuff on makenaw and fuck you Brian
Angeline Compau:
Yup.
Rebecca Smith:
That's gonna be our new saying
Josh Smith:
Fuck you Joe Ashley
Angeline Compau:
That's gonna be our new saying
Josh Smith:
fuck you Joe turnquest for your 18 year old story you told my wife.
Angeline Compau:
Brian's gonna wish she'd never said anything because now it's just make us talk to Greg more.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Josh Smith:
you know, it'd be great, Greg, if you could post something fuck you Brian.
Angeline Compau:
I would love that.
Josh Smith:
I could scream vindication as loud as I want. Alright, that's all i got.
Rebecca Smith:
Brian we really do appreciate you listening to our podcast.
Josh Smith:
We really do. Brian, we appreciate you being a good sport
Angeline Compau:
only if you're gonna leave us comments that we approve of.
Josh Smith:
And by the way, Greg, I appreciate you listening as well.
Angeline Compau:
Yes.
Josh Smith:
Geez
Angeline Compau:
Yes,
Josh Smith:
I do. And matter of fact, Greg, I think i'm gonna take up diving. I know i'm not gonna be good at it, but I'm gonna take it up in honor of you. It's not gonna it's not gonna be good.
Rebecca Smith:
It's not gonna be good
Josh Smith:
cuz I don't have any place to dive.
Rebecca Smith:
Or any skill.
Angeline Compau:
You gonna be a muff diver.
Josh Smith:
I think I could dive off the pontoon boat. Maybe do a swan dive.
Rebecca Smith:
Maybe
Josh Smith:
if I if I if I get a running start and hit the chair because it's kind of springy. I could maybe get like a one and a half in on that. I think you can. Alright, there you go Greg. It's too cold now.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah
Josh Smith:
I'll have to wait till next season.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
I'm pulling the boat next weekend anyway.
Angeline Compau:
are you
Rebecca Smith:
no, it's too early
Angeline Compau:
too soon.
Josh Smith:
October. hunting season. Bow seasons October one.
Rebecca Smith:
whatever you suck.
Josh Smith:
That's what we got kayaks for.
Angeline Compau:
boo
Josh Smith:
You don't even go with the boat.
Rebecca Smith:
boo
Angeline Compau:
I just, I just want to boo you,
Rebecca Smith:
we just like to know it's there.
Angeline Compau:
I just want to boo at you
Josh Smith:
You just want to boo Alright, I'm out. I'm gonna go see if the foundation is on.
Rebecca Smith:
Alright, bye.
Josh Smith:
Bye bye, Greg. Love ya.
Angeline Compau:
I'm going to bed
Josh Smith:
Love you Greg
Angeline Compau:
good night.
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