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This week, Angeline tells the tale of Michigan's Fox Island, which back in the late 70's was known as pedophile island around the same time of the Oakland County child murders. What was their connection? Listen in and see! Then Josh comes in to discuss going to the grocery store on the weekends and the wonders of marinara sauce. It can basically save your life.
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Rebecca Smith:
I've learned that I'm a very loud swollower
Angeline Compau:
you are and and a glass setter, downer. Everybody just heard that. Dum dum,
Rebecca Smith:
What's up Angelina?
Angeline Compau:
Oh man, I'm just too relaxed right now. After a
Rebecca Smith:
extreme relaxation
Angeline Compau:
after my nap in the sun.
Rebecca Smith:
Yes.
Angeline Compau:
relaxing day.
Rebecca Smith:
Hoping, my stomach settles.
Angeline Compau:
What did you eat?
Rebecca Smith:
I don't know what I ate yesterday. I mean, I know I ate bad shit yesterday. We had our class parties for the last day of dance class. And so I had I brought doughnuts. And then
Angeline Compau:
what'd the kids bring?
Rebecca Smith:
one just one parent signed up. So they brought cupcakes. So I brought donuts and those little orange things. I wanted to get a fruit tray but they didn't have any fruit trays at the store.
Angeline Compau:
At binkies
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
binkies is the worst.
Rebecca Smith:
So I got no fruit tray. So I just got those little oranges, little mandarin oranges, halos?
Angeline Compau:
Oh, I love those.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. And then had that then we went to the pub for lunch?
Angeline Compau:
Oh, good
Rebecca Smith:
with Lynn, me and Josh
Angeline Compau:
nice.
Rebecca Smith:
And I had a turkey wrap. Then, I had popcorn.
Angeline Compau:
What if it was the pub?
Rebecca Smith:
I don't know. I was thinking that but then he ate the second half of my sandwich and didn't get sick. Everything I ate he ate so somewhere it just hit me different. I feel like I don't know if it's because I've been doing
Angeline Compau:
weird. keto. And then all of that like richness all in one day. Like was just like too much.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. But I woke up at like 3am And I'm like, I don't feel good. My stomach feels weird. And then I'm like I gotta go to the bathroom. And then it was like
Angeline Compau:
I gotta blow it up.
Rebecca Smith:
It blew out I had to like clean the toilet down after. so then I go back to bed and I'm laying there I'm like oh my god I still feel sick
Angeline Compau:
round two
Rebecca Smith:
went to the bathroom again. Got up was washing my hands and stuff and I took out my braces because I'm like if I throw up I don't want these things in. Took them out and then I went to lay down and like a minute later I'm like, Oh god. Oh god. Here it comes and immediately just threw up. Everywhere. My throat is sore.
Angeline Compau:
Oh god
Rebecca Smith:
it hurt. So bad
Angeline Compau:
blew chunks.
Rebecca Smith:
And then yeah, and then I went in and I just watched TV for a little bit in bed and then fell asleep and I haven't, I've been fine ever since I did go to the bathroom though, when we were at brunch and was not solid. Like okay,
Angeline Compau:
oh poop soup revenge
Rebecca Smith:
Welcome to poop talk with Angeline and Rebecca.
Angeline Compau:
I talk about poop all the time.
Rebecca Smith:
I know. It was bad. I'm there. I'm like, and I'm sitting there thinking like, first I thought it was, see, I'm like, I go into like such dark places. Like the fit the fit. They say that the precursor to heart attack is nausea. Automatically, I think
Angeline Compau:
oh my god,
Rebecca Smith:
I'm gonn die.
Angeline Compau:
I didn't know that. I did not know that.
Rebecca Smith:
So there's that. And then I thought, well, I can't be pregnant.
Angeline Compau:
Okay, so funny thing, because whenever I have like really bad cramps, which I normally don't have, so whenever I get them I'm like, this is weird. Am I pregnant and I don't even know it. I have I've been pregnant this whole time. I was people that didn't know and doesn't show and then I'm like, Oh, wait, you'd have to be having sex. And so there's that.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. So then I then I settled on is probably just something I ate. But I know I don't know. It's weird. We'll see if I get sick again. Like my stomach.
Angeline Compau:
You're probably good now.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. Something just hi me weird
Angeline Compau:
story of my life. Everything hits me weird.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
And it's like sometimes just depends on the day because I could eat certain foods one day and not affect me. And then the next day it does. I'm like, okay, cool.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
thanks a lot, body.
Rebecca Smith:
So how was your week?
Angeline Compau:
It was good. It was really good. I went to a show down in Ferndale yesterday and got some frickin delicious sushi. I'm like, Oh man, I'm on cloud nine about that sushi taco that I had. So good.
Rebecca Smith:
Nice.
Angeline Compau:
Yep.
Rebecca Smith:
Sushi taco. Dirty
Angeline Compau:
Next week is recital.
Rebecca Smith:
Yes. Angeline and I tried to do some tiktoks
Angeline Compau:
Oh, yeah, we did.
Rebecca Smith:
We were doing because you know they have those transition ones like that like a river one and people like throw her shit down on the ground and then they transition into like,
Angeline Compau:
yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
the uniform or whatever they're supposed to be wearing. So we were doing it with dance, our dance recital costumes. It took us
Angeline Compau:
two hours
Rebecca Smith:
two hours to do it and then I swear it legit took me five minutes to put together and I'm like, That was dumb.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, it's because I am not a professional and we it took like 30 takes for one
Josh Smith:
Angeline, you're out of camera, Angeline, what are you doing?
Angeline Compau:
That is 100% me. I don't know what the hell I'm doing ever all my faces and then I try and make them a funny face on purpose and you're like stop it
Rebecca Smith:
You're supposed to be sexy. Oh, I can't do it.
Angeline Compau:
I can't. I cannot that is not me.
Rebecca Smith:
I did let you have the finger gun at the end of that one.
Angeline Compau:
Than you because there was I couldn't be serious with it. I couldn't
Rebecca Smith:
you cannot
Angeline Compau:
finger guns came out.
Rebecca Smith:
You cannot be sensual. How are we gonna do like boudoir shoots with you? If you can't be sexy?
Angeline Compau:
I can't. That's why you know how they do like the silhouette ones where you can't see your face. And it's just like the outline of your body. That's all I want. So I can make any face I want because my face is not sexy. If not at all.
Rebecca Smith:
You're so silly.
Angeline Compau:
I can't do it. I can't be serious.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay. It's your week,
Angeline Compau:
we're getting down and dirty.
Rebecca Smith:
Down and dirty.
Angeline Compau:
Okay. So
Rebecca Smith:
I think you have a topic that I told you I don't know a lot about. So I'm excited.
Angeline Compau:
Did you or our audience? Have you seen the documentary? And I think it's ID that Id network.
Rebecca Smith:
Investigative discovery.
Angeline Compau:
Yes. It's called children of the snow.
Rebecca Smith:
No.
Angeline Compau:
You've never watched that.
Rebecca Smith:
No.
Angeline Compau:
Oh my god. Oh my god. Okay. Oh, you guys. Everybody watch it. It was on Hulu. At one point. It's super good. So in the 1970s there was like a slew of Child Murders in Oakland County, like our our Oakland County, Michigan.
Rebecca Smith:
It is on Hulu. It says yes.
Angeline Compau:
Yes. It's like a three or four part Docu series about these murders. And
Rebecca Smith:
You want me to read it to you. In the 1970s Detroit was experiencing an economic boom. But the idyllic, idyllic suburban life ended abruptly when four children were abducted and killed by the Oakland County Child killer.
Angeline Compau:
Uh huh. Uh huh.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
it's horrific
Rebecca Smith:
in the dead of winter.
Angeline Compau:
And when I first heard about this, my favorite murderer did a episode of their podcast about it. And I listened to it. And then I went on this whole deep dive and I found that, and I was like, This is insane. Because I didn't know about this at all. And I asked my parents, and they were like, oh, yeah, that was huge. We remember that like, vividly. I was like, no kidding. Like, they didn't live in Detroit or anything. Or well, maybe they did. Maybe they had moved. I don't remember. Because they when they first got married, they did live in Detroit. But I think by 76 or 75, whenever that was, they were not there. So either way. It was huge. It was all over the news. Everybody was like stranger danger with your kids. Everybody frickin Watch out, don't do. Don't get late, let them go out by themselves and make sure they're home before dark and all this crap. It was like crazy. So while that was going on, because my topic is actually not about that.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, okay.
Angeline Compau:
It's not the murders? that that's leading up to it. That was a big
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, I know, it was. I mean, we can go into another dive on. That happened. And that's what leads to this investigation. They're trying to figure out where and how all this is going on who's freaking killing these kids. There are some other murders at the same time that they ended up finding out we're not linked to the Oakland County Child killer. But okay. So there was other murders that happened. They're investigating, they're following up on leads. And one of the leads is this guy named Francis Sheldon. Okay, so this guy, he's from a super wealthy family. He's like, they they got money from like oil and real estate. And so he's went to really fancy schools, prep schools. Then he went to Yale and graduated from Yale in 1950. He served in the Michigan ash national Michigan Air National Guard. Why was that hard to say? I don't know. So he did that for during the Korean War. He's just a rich dude. And he does a lot of philanthropic stuff and he likes to do charitable things like he was in he was a big brother for the the YMCA Big Brother program in Ann Arbor. And he's he's just likes to give back. Okay.
Angeline Compau:
He buys this island. It's, if you look at the back of your hand, my Michigan friends,
Rebecca Smith:
okay?
Angeline Compau:
And the tip of your pinky up here of I guess that's like kind of by Charlevoix
Rebecca Smith:
the back of your left hand
Angeline Compau:
did I say that, yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
you said back of your hand.
Angeline Compau:
Okay, so back your left hand, sorry,
Rebecca Smith:
is in the shape of Michigan,
Angeline Compau:
yes. And if you feel the tip of your pinky, that's
Rebecca Smith:
Okay. somewhere near Charlevoix and then on the edge, you were by Lake Michigan, that's the side is Lake Michigan up here. Over here, you're in Lake Michigan, there is some islands over here. Like I don't know how many miles in toward in the water. But you can only get there from a boat, or a plane. And their north and south Fox islands. North Fox Island. This guy, Francis Sheldon, he purchased in 1960 for like, $20,000 so he owns the whole island. The only other person or or I don't know, the only other person that was going to buy it that they had a shot at getting the island was the state of Michigan, and they weren't going to pay as much as he was offering. They were they were like, well, we'll take it for like $3,500 And he was like, Well, I'm giving you 20 So he got it. Okay.
Angeline Compau:
And he decided that he was gonna put like a, like a camp on this island.
Rebecca Smith:
Creepy
Angeline Compau:
No, it's really nice. Like it was gonna be for it was gonna be for like, kids who were poor or like, you know, they they weren't very well off. Their parents couldn't afford to send them to camps, and they were gonna do like shooting and fishing and hiking
Rebecca Smith:
Camp Crystal Lake.
Angeline Compau:
The, ya no.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
no
Rebecca Smith:
murders.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, yeah. I was like, that's not what it's called, though. It was it's actually called brother Paul's children's mission. And like, that was the camp. That was the name of it. And he, like I said it was for like, wayward boys or like people who like lost their way. And they wanted to send them to camp and, you know, get them on the right track reformatory camps, some some of it. And then the other. The other was other. That was
Rebecca Smith:
big in like the 50s. I think,
Angeline Compau:
yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
there's a whole movie about it with Spencer Tracy.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. Like there was there was a lot of others just that they really just wanted to take boys and, and help them out, you know, from like, ages 10 to 17. Anyhoo, moving on, Francis Sheldon, he's got, you know, because he's rich, and he's from a nice, wealthy family. He's got wealthy friends. And he has friends in high places who also like to visit this camp and hang out with the boys. Maybe take pictures of these boys. Maybe make them do sexual acts.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh my God,
Angeline Compau:
with these boys. Now if you think about it, now, you're on an island, that the only way that you can get on or off this island is by plane or boat. And you can't escape. You are stuck. And it's just absolutely horrific. So I forgot how the investigation led to finding this out I I think from what I remember, they they were looking into this is going to be really funny for my friends that work at GM. But there was a guy, he was like, Christopher Bush, he was a convicted sex offender. And a looming figure in the theories about the killings that were going on. And he was linked to this guy Sheldon and a lot of the people that they kept looking into sex offenders for who was doing this to the kids kept linking to this guy Sheldon. And so they were like, okay, but yeah, so this guy, Chris,
Rebecca Smith:
so all children's friends were sex offenders, basically,
Angeline Compau:
most of them. That was kind of how they put that together. And they started looking into this other crap and the island and all this stuff. So this Christopher Bush guy, he, he was an executive financial director for General Motors in Europe and the United States. And I think he's the one that kind of let it slip about the island and stuff and I was like, Oh, way to sell it your friend. Then there was another guy who was he was, I don't want to say like his right hand, man, but he was he was definitely in deep with Sheldon in the camp and recruiting boys because he was a school teacher. Somewhere in that area. And he was like, he would talk to parents and be like, Oh, it'd be really cool if you sent your kids to this camp for a couple of weeks in the summer and blah blah like So he was doing that, helping them out. It was super gross. So eventually, he got sucked in through the investigation the cops and I think the FBI actually started talking to him and he just being a teacher, he doesn't have money. He doesn't have resources. He doesn't. He's just helping out, because he's a sicko. And he's getting pleasure from this because he's a sicko. little prevert, so he gets he gets caught, and he's tells him about Sheldon. But he also tips off Sheldon that the FBI is after him. So Sheldon packs up all the shit on the island, packs up all his shit at his house and Ann Arbor, gets on his plane. And he heads to, I want to say, Amsterdam, and he's like, not coming back. And then he never does come back. So he's never actually convicted. He's never been arrested. They can't prove or pin anything on this guy. And he's lived in Amsterdam for the rest of his life.
Rebecca Smith:
Is he still alive?
Angeline Compau:
No, they think he died in 1996.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, but that teacher got arrested. He went to prison. Because he didn't have the the lawyers or anything or anyone to help them cover the shit up.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
he's the he basically went down for most of it. But the point is, point is in Michigan in our quaint little mitten shaped state, we have the first pedophile island that Jeffrey Epstein probably frickin copycated.
Rebecca Smith:
So what were what is that place now?
Angeline Compau:
I don't think it's anything now. Or well, it's like a wildlife
Rebecca Smith:
who owns it?
Angeline Compau:
I think the state
Rebecca Smith:
The state does.
Angeline Compau:
Let me look.
Rebecca Smith:
So did they turn it into like a park or preserve?
Angeline Compau:
It is like a wildlife something or other now, but it's like, it's, I don't know, because it's so far off the mainland and stuff and like 10 miles southwest of Beaver Island.
Josh Smith:
Okay.
Angeline Compau:
Yep. It's part of an archipelago.
Rebecca Smith:
What is that?
Angeline Compau:
I don't know.
Rebecca Smith:
So is it still called Fox Island?
Angeline Compau:
Yes. I think thats still what it's called.
Rebecca Smith:
But you can't live there or anything?
Angeline Compau:
No, no, I'm pretty sure the state owns it. And it's like some sort of, like state park land or something that nature preserves. But the whole thing about the child killings. Definitely go watch that documentary.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
children in the snow. And it's cool that because that this all happened in the winter.
Rebecca Smith:
I'm gonna watch it tonight.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, because all the kids were found in the snowbanks. It's horrific. But it's so good. It is so good. I, I really, really enjoyed talking to my parents about it because they do remember it and a big part of the the investigation was that somebody they saw that they thought might have been the killer was seen driving a blue Gremlin. And I think at the time my dad had like a similar vehicle or something as he was always paranoid that they were gonna think it was him. I think that's what I heard. I could have made that story up in my head. I didn't know that anything like that had happened in Michigan like that at the time. Or ever.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
It says visit these two Island preserves by boat kayak or canoe. And
Rebecca Smith:
so what happened to like all the camp stuff? Is all the camp stuff still there? That'd be creepy.
Angeline Compau:
No, he packed all that shit up. Well, not like the cabins and stuff like that, that maybe the state got rid of.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
Or the like the FBI or whatever. Like because they had little cabins and stuff set up. He had set up I guess you could still see like where he had he had put in for his plane. The
Rebecca Smith:
like a runway.
Angeline Compau:
Yes. Thank you that word. He you could kind of see where that was. Still. I think if you go I know I want to go so bad. I want to I want to go it says that you can it's protected, owned and managed by the Grand Traverse regional Land Conservancy. So we could go
Rebecca Smith:
we should go that should be one of your outings, let's make it one of Josh's outings. Let's talk to him about it.
Angeline Compau:
nature preserves. certainly
Rebecca Smith:
Here's what we do, we're just going to tell him hey, we have good idea. There's a place up north like a nature preserve and we can go We won't tell them what it is. til we get there.
Angeline Compau:
Oh my gosh, that would be really cool. I would love to do that.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
it'd be so cool to see I love. I don't love that that happened. And I feel really bad for the boys that because they I was listening to a podcast where they interviewed this guy. And he was like, This is not something I ever wanted to talk about ever again. It was horrific. And I, I
Rebecca Smith:
what podcast was it?
Angeline Compau:
That's a good question. The podcast is called the clown and the Candyman. And it's by investigative discovery,
Rebecca Smith:
okay.
Angeline Compau:
And this episode is called the original pedophile Island. The story of the summer camp that wasn't what a great title, by the way. So in the description, it says, if you thought Jeffrey Epstein was the first sex offender to use an island as a haven for sex exploitation, you'd be wrong. The original is an island in Lake Michigan. So they talked they have this episode. It just, it's about like child killer and
Rebecca Smith:
both of them
Angeline Compau:
it's about like, well, they call it the clown and the Candyman because it's it talks about Dean coral and in JohnWayne and Gacy, but this one episode that I listened to was about the island, and it talked about that. So it was really interesting, but they interviewed the guy, one of the guys that was abused, and it was really sad. I was like,
Rebecca Smith:
Awww,
Angeline Compau:
yeah, yeah, that was that was another thought that they had about who the killers are. Like, they thought maybe it was more than one killer. They thought that the other child killings that were going on, might have been a child who was abused on that island that grew up and was like angry, and doing it to other kids. So they had a lot of theories and they still don't know who killed those kids.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, man,
Angeline Compau:
that is an unsolved
Rebecca Smith:
mystery.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. It's super sad.
Rebecca Smith:
Crazy.
Angeline Compau:
But it's cool.
Rebecca Smith:
Weird shit happens in Michigan.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, Michigan isn't as pure as you think.
Rebecca Smith:
I don't know if I ever really thought of Michigan as pure
Angeline Compau:
what? That's like that's all the Ads
Rebecca Smith:
I know, it' Pure Michigan
Angeline Compau:
it's Pure Michigan. Tim Allen will tell you Pure Michigan
Rebecca Smith:
Kid Rock will tell you
Angeline Compau:
oh god, oh,
Rebecca Smith:
when I think of purity. I don't think of Kid Rock.
Angeline Compau:
No, not at all.
Rebecca Smith:
No, but he's a legend around here.
Angeline Compau:
So yeah, on your summer vacations, guys. If you're heading north go to North Fox Island.
Rebecca Smith:
There's Traverse City there's Charlevoix, Mackinac Island and North Fox Island
Angeline Compau:
North Fox Island has to be on your go to
Rebecca Smith:
your list
Angeline Compau:
has to yeah has to
Rebecca Smith:
Beaver Island. Josh would like to hit that one.
Angeline Compau:
I live on Beaver Island.
Rebecca Smith:
You and your sushi tacos?
Angeline Compau:
Yes. Anyway, that was that was my story. I'm sticking to it. I didn't I can't believe you didn't know about that.
Rebecca Smith:
No. I had no idea.
Angeline Compau:
Well, you
Rebecca Smith:
I'm not from here.
Angeline Compau:
But you watch a lot of true crime. So so I figured you would have heard that case.
Rebecca Smith:
Not since I have my movie. Not since I had my movie list. I haven't been watching a lot of other shows, but and then I stopped listening to my favorite murder because they just had too many podcasts to get through.
Angeline Compau:
They got too into other things and less about murders.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, really?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. Every time I feel like I listened I listened to like 30 minutes of them babbling and then 10 minutes, each of them telling a story. And I'm like, this was not as I love them. Don't get me wrong, but they just it's it's changed to me, to me, to me
Rebecca Smith:
you saw that live right? didn't you go see them live?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, and that was awesome. They were really good.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
I love that podcast. But
Rebecca Smith:
yeah, sometimes people get sidetracked.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
we get sidetracked all the time.
Angeline Compau:
Well, you know, they're huge. And people write in and then they they tell them you know,
Rebecca Smith:
I thought that's why they went to a to two shows a week so they could do like the write in show like the answer emails show and then the regular show.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, but like, they talk a lot, a lot of mental health stuff that people love. And I'm not saying it's bad or anything. I just they they spend a lot of time on that. And they talk about a lot of their stuff. Their their personal stuff, which people love to hear.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, I only I only have listened to the ones in the beginning from when they
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
When I started a podcast, I'm like, I gotta go from the beginning. It's like a weird OCD thing with me. So I only got through maybe like one year of their podcast
Angeline Compau:
and that I've loved at the beginning. That's what got me hooked.
Rebecca Smith:
So I haven't
Angeline Compau:
but in the beginning
Rebecca Smith:
heard the new ones.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, no. In the beginning, they've spent just it was about you know,
Rebecca Smith:
yeah. Murder.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah. And now they talk about a lot of their personal lives and stuff like that, which is cool. But it just seems to have gotten away from your original format ish.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, Well, good thing nobody wants to know about our personal lives even though we're gonna tell you anyway.
Angeline Compau:
Oh my gosh
Rebecca Smith:
all right let's get Jack Hole
Angeline Compau:
check
Josh Smith:
check one check one so we got a lot to talk about today the grocery store.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh wait, no, I things I wanna get off my chest first.
Angeline Compau:
Wait,
Rebecca Smith:
stop it
Josh Smith:
easy
Rebecca Smith:
take a step back, would ya?
Angeline Compau:
we I would really excited about the grocery store though. I've been hearing about this all day.
Rebecca Smith:
I know. But what you don't know is that I now have 1070 followers on tiktok. so we can go live!!!!
Josh Smith:
So what's that mean? Next week? We're live?
Rebecca Smith:
Maybe? You don't know. You don't know. But one of these days we're gonna do a live event and people are gonna be able to chat with us on tick tock.
Josh Smith:
Can we do it while we're fishing?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh no. because you need a Wi Fi connection
Angeline Compau:
Oh, I was like, why not?
Josh Smith:
Angeline you have no vote
Angeline Compau:
because our our data signal isn't strong enough out here to do it
Josh Smith:
no it's not, not in Ortonville I am sweating from eating my chicken though.
Angeline Compau:
Is it that spicy?
Josh Smith:
No, just hot.
Angeline Compau:
Temperature?
Josh Smith:
Yes.
Angeline Compau:
Okay,
Josh Smith:
so should I talk about the grocery store?
Rebecca Smith:
Yes go ahead
Josh Smith:
Oh, holy cow. So I had a list a long list that required me to circumnavigate Meijer starts out with what you have to understand is that grocery store Lane rules basically should be the same as driving
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
right lane driving the right
Angeline Compau:
yeah
Josh Smith:
passing the left total fucking breakdown total function breakdown of rules.
Rebecca Smith:
Society breakdown
Josh Smith:
people coming down the left lane going the wrong way slowing down when they shouldn't and wait when you check your phone for notes like I do I have a list get in a you know a low traffic area and pull off to the right to the shoulder don't just check it right there in the middle the fucking soup aisle where 9000 people are right you know
Angeline Compau:
people give no fucks in the store they will just do whatever
Josh Smith:
holy crap, and here's
Rebecca Smith:
you should have gone during COVID When they tried to put arrows on the floor and people were just like nope, no,
Angeline Compau:
yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
they tried to make it this aisle you have to go this way. The next aisle you have to go that way. So you'd have to go all the way down one aisle and then back if you were on the wrong side or whatever,
Josh Smith:
I'd be fine with that.
Rebecca Smith:
No, people did not follow the rules
Angeline Compau:
people didn't love that at all which honestly it's like what is the big deal about it like just follow the damn arrows
Josh Smith:
sitting there texting while you're trying to drive your cart? No knock that shit out. Pull off to the side of a slow area and then do that shit.
Angeline Compau:
I can text and push I don't know about other people but I can I could
Josh Smith:
I would also like to say that Captain Crunch Berries were on sale and I did not buy, yeah passed 228 was the ticket
Rebecca Smith:
Why didn't you?
Angeline Compau:
Why didn't you buy those?
Josh Smith:
so hard to resist I did resist
Angeline Compau:
you were already there just throw them right in.
Josh Smith:
I had a list I was trying to stick to the list which is rare for me
Rebecca Smith:
You did not stick to the list. I bet you anything
Josh Smith:
I did
Angeline Compau:
No. He already said he got a couple Josh items.
Josh Smith:
Well, no, they were on the list
Angeline Compau:
Oh by Jesus. Oh my Jesus
Josh Smith:
be decisive. So you know when you get those log jams that come up because nobody follows the rules. You just have to be decisive. quickly move quickly swerve in and out. That's the tick until wait until you get to the checkout lane, then do not be decisive. Tempers flare at the checkout lane.
Rebecca Smith:
What do you mean?
Josh Smith:
When there's a line? You don't break the line? You don't try to get ahead of somebody get in line. That's the time not to beat no no more race and when you get down to the end.
Rebecca Smith:
Why?
Josh Smith:
Because people get pissed.
Rebecca Smith:
Did that happen?
Josh Smith:
No. Not to me.
Angeline Compau:
Not to me
Josh Smith:
other thing a lot of boobs a lot of boobs at the grocery store on Sunday.
Angeline Compau:
What
Josh Smith:
women are just letting them fly
Angeline Compau:
like what kind of boobs good looking ones or?
Josh Smith:
No
Angeline Compau:
Oh gross. Okay,
Josh Smith:
a lot of tank tops
Angeline Compau:
a lot of sagbags.
Josh Smith:
a lot of Saggers
Angeline Compau:
Oh,
Rebecca Smith:
my God.
Josh Smith:
It was out there that women are letting them fly at Meijer
Rebecca Smith:
people are probably barbecuing today. Much like myself. I'm sitting here in a bathing suit. But people were probably barbecuing today.
Josh Smith:
Your boobs look good.
Angeline Compau:
That's also true. So
Josh Smith:
it was bad. It was bad. And then the fucking Kentucky Derby. I got into that thing that I had to check out and it's personal checkout, so there's no more tellers,
Rebecca Smith:
Kentucky Derby?
Josh Smith:
Holy shit. I felt like everybody was watching me and there's a clock and I'm the slowest
Rebecca Smith:
you are doing the self checkout, you mean? and you had to bag your own shit too.
Josh Smith:
Oh my god, I had $228 of items. I was checking out for a good country Oh yeah. I tried to work on a system
Rebecca Smith:
That's why I do shop and scan there
Josh Smith:
Holy shit. I must have taken there must have been three other people with all the machines just kept lapping me and I can see the people on line just huffing
Rebecca Smith:
Who cares?
Angeline Compau:
I just let the cashiers do it. That's why I find
Josh Smith:
that line was so long, I couldn't do it
Rebecca Smith:
especially on the weekend.
Angeline Compau:
You know, I just would I accept it when I go there that I'm going to wait a long line and I just sit and I wait. And I let the cashiers do what they need to do. I'm not getting paid to bag my own shit. So no,
Rebecca Smith:
That's why I do shop and scan.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
it was intense. It was intense. Other thing? Wow. Turns out women are more impatient than men in the grocery store. First off,
Angeline Compau:
yeah,
Josh Smith:
it's 80% women.
Rebecca Smith:
That's why I hate going on the weekend.
Josh Smith:
None of them follow the rules. None of them
Angeline Compau:
no every woman thinks they are above all the rules
Josh Smith:
All of them are impatient. And all of them are impatient. It was bad. It was bad if they just would have followed us. disappointed disappointed disappointed. did stop at the fishing aisle, which was basically all men. No problems. Everybody followed the rules. Everybody kept a distance everybody avoided eye contact. That's a lesson right there. That's the lesson
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, that's why I hate grocery shopping.
Josh Smith:
I will never do it again.
Rebecca Smith:
What you should have done is done a list and gone to pick it up.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
I don't know how to do that
Angeline Compau:
click list thing.
Josh Smith:
I did I got a lot of shit though. A lot of shit. I got I got white rice.
Rebecca Smith:
Why?
Josh Smith:
You know for the end of days,
Angeline Compau:
for the end of days.
Josh Smith:
Make sure we have enough food set aside
Rebecca Smith:
can that drawer shut still?
Josh Smith:
Oh, yeah. Everything's taken care of stacked neatly while Angeline was sunning herself.
Angeline Compau:
That was great.
Josh Smith:
They had a 10 for 10 Campbell's boom. What 10 for 10 Did you say something?
Angeline Compau:
No,
Josh Smith:
yeah. Jack's pizza on sale. 299 a pop. Not as good as a four for 10 but close. How many did you get? Four.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, I love this.
Josh Smith:
10 Campbell's soups got some rice. Got some beans.
Rebecca Smith:
How is Jack's pizza End of Days?
Josh Smith:
Well, you gotta figure end of days we eat out of the freezer until the freezer is gone. So then you're gonna need a good solid fatty you know say goodbye to all this goodness. You know the tots? Got some beef. Got some dogs. Got some brats
Angeline Compau:
hot dogs.
Josh Smith:
Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
Be specific. We are not eating dogs here.
Josh Smith:
Nope.
Rebecca Smith:
You got basically barbecue grill food.
Josh Smith:
Yep. And burgers for the summer
Rebecca Smith:
you bought burgers. Or
Josh Smith:
I bought hamburger meat. So summer's prepared for no buns because they go bad. Got the end of days supply done with the spaghetti sauce. spaghetti noodles.
Rebecca Smith:
How is spaghetti End of Days?
Josh Smith:
It keeps for a long time.
Rebecca Smith:
No it doesn't because you eat it. You will be eating that next week. I guarantee it.
Josh Smith:
So it's true. But Dr. Oz also once said that you should have a spoonful of spaghetti a day.
Rebecca Smith:
So here we go.
Angeline Compau:
Why?
Josh Smith:
sauce is so good for you
Angeline Compau:
no,
Josh Smith:
yeah, really. It's really good for you.
Rebecca Smith:
Josh. Here's one thing and he glomms on to it like its his life savor
Angeline Compau:
like urine and fertilizer
Rebecca Smith:
exactly
Josh Smith:
which it is.
Rebecca Smith:
And that's all you will hear about for the next year and a half is
Angeline Compau:
so spaghetti sauce. What about like ketchup?
Josh Smith:
No,
Angeline Compau:
just a regular tomato.
Josh Smith:
no
Angeline Compau:
what what makes the spaghetti sauce so much better?
Josh Smith:
All the goodness in it? I don't know. Speak you know,
Angeline Compau:
you don't even know
Rebecca Smith:
He didn't read the article. He just hears something and goes with it
Angeline Compau:
you don't even know
Rebecca Smith:
he doesn't know what is in it. That makes it good for you. You don't know the combination of things that make it good for you. You just say
Josh Smith:
I put it on my eggs now I put it on my eggs. It's so good.
Rebecca Smith:
Not to mention, Josh is taking probably any spaghetti sauce. I'm sure it's probably a specific kind that's organic. And whatever. Josh will take something with all these chemicals and preservatives and shit in there.
Angeline Compau:
He's got Ragu.
Josh Smith:
I do have Ragu and prego.
Angeline Compau:
No!
Josh Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
you're eating Ragu once a day
Josh Smith:
they're so good. They're so good.
Rebecca Smith:
There's sugar in there there's all sorts of shit in there
Josh Smith:
all the things you need end of days
Rebecca Smith:
No
Josh Smith:
yeah.
Angeline Compau:
Oh my god I gotta look this article up
Josh Smith:
got the got the spaghetti noodles the soups the rice the beans. Good. We now have a 60 day supply.
Rebecca Smith:
Right
Josh Smith:
not counting freezer.
Rebecca Smith:
We or you?
Josh Smith:
Well, one of us
Rebecca Smith:
you.
Josh Smith:
Don't forget the ramen. The ramen which is has over a five, five year shelf life.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah. And like 5000 milligrams of sodium,
Josh Smith:
which end of days you need that way
Rebecca Smith:
to dehydrate.
Josh Smith:
Yes. Because you're there's no salt left you gotta get salt in ya, Yeah.
Angeline Compau:
So that's funny that you just said that because I'm seeing here that tomato sauce should be consumed sparingly because it has a lot of sodium.
Josh Smith:
Sodium is good for you
Angeline Compau:
no, It's not
Rebecca Smith:
sodium causes high blood pressure
Josh Smith:
In end of days end of days.
Rebecca Smith:
Why are we saying End of Days? We're not an end of days?
Angeline Compau:
What Yeah, what are you talking about?
Josh Smith:
Just preparing. I'm doing my prepping,
Rebecca Smith:
you no, you said
Josh Smith:
that was my prepper buy
Rebecca Smith:
Angeline. He's gonna be getting he put spaghetti sauce on his eggs the other night because it's good for you.
Josh Smith:
By the way, have you ever had it on eggs?
Rebecca Smith:
It's disgusting.
Angeline Compau:
I don't like
Josh Smith:
So, good.
Angeline Compau:
I don't like spaghetti sauce.
Josh Smith:
What the fuck?
Angeline Compau:
Unless it's on spaghetti. I don't want it on anything.
Josh Smith:
Oh, it's so good.
Rebecca Smith:
You'll have it on lasagne though. But
Angeline Compau:
yeah,
Josh Smith:
tots.
Angeline Compau:
No, no, that's another thing.
Rebecca Smith:
Spaghetti sauce is not a condiment.
Angeline Compau:
You ever go to like a restaurant and you get breadsticks? And they're like, Here have some marinara sauce.
Rebecca Smith:
I never eat it.
Angeline Compau:
I'm like, that is fucking trash if you don't give me ranch right fucking now I'm gonna fucking light this place on fire
Josh Smith:
Okay, that marinara is trash. If it was straight up. Ragu, you'd be like, yeah,
Angeline Compau:
no marinara sauce is trash. It is trash.
Josh Smith:
I agree.
Rebecca Smith:
What do you think Ragu is? That's what that's what spaghetti sauce is.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
no, it's spiced differently.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh my God. You're so dumb.
Angeline Compau:
It's either way it's all gross. Unless it's on spaghetti and it's got a mound of cheese on it
Josh Smith:
you only eat ranch?
Rebecca Smith:
with breadsticks.
Josh Smith:
what the fuck's wrong with you.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
you don't eat ranch with your breadsticks,
Josh Smith:
I eat ranch on anything because it's ranch.
Angeline Compau:
That's all I'm saying.
Josh Smith:
I will try marinara sauce.
Angeline Compau:
It's not good. It is like that. That right there is a waste of calories if I'm going to go ahead and eat this breadstick I want it good. And I'm not going to waste my meal,
Josh Smith:
What about warm garlic butter
Angeline Compau:
just sucking it up with marinara
Josh Smith:
You put warm garlic butter on your breadstick?
Angeline Compau:
Yes with ranch.
Josh Smith:
Then you go dip it
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
okay.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
cuz I do that too.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, hell yeah. Who wouldn't? But yeah, like if you got a good meal. You're like, Yes, I'm about to just devour these breadsticks. You would ruin it.
Rebecca Smith:
I guarantee you for the next I'm telling you the next year it's gonna be gimmie the spaghetting sauce, need some spaghetti sauce on this gimmie my steak. I'm gonna put this stuff on it.
Angeline Compau:
Oh,
Rebecca Smith:
he's gonna eat spaghetti sauce with everything just because he thinks it's good for him.
Angeline Compau:
No, just the internet just told me
Rebecca Smith:
it's not
Angeline Compau:
it's too much sodium.
Josh Smith:
Your research was poorly done.
Angeline Compau:
Or Dr. Oz's was
Rebecca Smith:
You didn't do any research? You cannot bring up anything that says it
Josh Smith:
I saw Dr. Oz on an Oprah show like a decade ago say to me you should have a spoonful of olive oil and a spoonful of spaghetti sauce.
Rebecca Smith:
pull it up, let me see it.
Josh Smith:
It wasn't recorded on the internet.
Rebecca Smith:
Everything is recorded on the internet.
Josh Smith:
I can't
Rebecca Smith:
then you're lying.
Josh Smith:
No,
Rebecca Smith:
I don't believe a word you say.
Josh Smith:
So also slayed some big pike this weekend. Got a couple of pike over 36 inches. Yeah, yeah. Suck it all of you non fishing listeners got a couple of nice bass all out of season Mind you
Angeline Compau:
I got a nice ass that's in season
Josh Smith:
Oh swampfoot, what's wrong with you what's wrong with you? So anyway, you know what's funny is though when you when you look at the grocery store it's entirely women and they don't follow any kind of rules.
Rebecca Smith:
That's why I go during the week?
Josh Smith:
Yeah, crazy.
Angeline Compau:
No a lot a lot of females think they're above the rules
Josh Smith:
and they like swinging that junk all over the place. That must be the place to pick up men.
Rebecca Smith:
But not if it's all women.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, no.
Josh Smith:
Oh, I don't know. I felt like I was getting
Angeline Compau:
next time I go
Josh Smith:
I was getting tracked
Angeline Compau:
I'm going into the fishing isle.
Josh Smith:
I was getting tracked.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, I bet
Josh Smith:
oh my gosh
Angeline Compau:
I bet, were you wearing those crocs?
Josh Smith:
No,
Angeline Compau:
cuz I bet
Josh Smith:
I was wearing my my boots and my Carhartt pants.
Rebecca Smith:
Oh, Look at that guy, he looks like John
Josh Smith:
That's ..did you guys see John Malkovich on aisle
Rebecca Smith:
in the soup aisle. Bending over to get the Malkovich four campbells 10 for 10
Angeline Compau:
I was just about to say, he's got the 10 for 10
Josh Smith:
he's got the 10
Angeline Compau:
move in, move in.
Josh Smith:
I did the 10 for 10 was only tomato chicken noodle soup and beef mushroom.
Rebecca Smith:
The grossest ones
Angeline Compau:
I was just about to say you did not buy that.
Josh Smith:
First off, Tomatoes great.
Angeline Compau:
No
Josh Smith:
Tomato soup's great. Mushroom is great.
Angeline Compau:
Mushroom?
Rebecca Smith:
When have you ever eaten beef mushroom soup
Angeline Compau:
chicken noodle's only good when you're sick
Rebecca Smith:
I have never seen that in there.
Josh Smith:
That's because it doesn't last long.
Rebecca Smith:
You're disgusting,
Josh Smith:
it's good with a half sleeve of saltines Oh, yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
half? don't lie. You usually the whole sleeve
Josh Smith:
it's tough.
Angeline Compau:
Oh my gosh,
Josh Smith:
I do, I take down 1 can of soup and a sleeve of crackers. I just love it.
Angeline Compau:
Tomato Soup is sick
Rebecca Smith:
it's gross unless you have grilled cheese unless you have grilled cheese to dip into it.
Josh Smith:
What? Tomato soup is the bomb, what?
Angeline Compau:
It's so bad,
Josh Smith:
it's so good.
Angeline Compau:
It's so
Josh Smith:
I love it. You know what's not good is old school. Campbell's tomato is better than progresso.
Angeline Compau:
Neither one of them is great.
Josh Smith:
You just gotta get a little bit of milk in there. Right stirred up nice. Yeah,
Rebecca Smith:
no
Josh Smith:
hot pepper. On a cold winter day.
Rebecca Smith:
No. Again, if i'm gonna have a grilled cheese. I'm gonna I'm gonna dip it in ranch if I'm dipping it.
Josh Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
I would. I would dip. I would dip it in a turd before I dip it in anything tomato.
Josh Smith:
Gonna flat out go shit in a cup outside so you can dip it in that before
Angeline Compau:
if you put turd and tomato soup in front of me. I will. I would rather dip it in the turd
Rebecca Smith:
You could probably dip it in the shits that I was taking last night.
Josh Smith:
Really just really, really disappointed.
Rebecca Smith:
Why?
Josh Smith:
I just can't believe you guys don't like spaghetti sauce.
Rebecca Smith:
I do on spaghetti
Josh Smith:
I did, well I bought a lot of noodles. Because they keep almost forever.
Rebecca Smith:
I'm trying not to eat that stuff
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
well, they're the whole wheat noodles.
Rebecca Smith:
Doesn't matter.
Josh Smith:
Let's see. Got that. got some dogs. skinless koegels for you.
Rebecca Smith:
Gross
Josh Smith:
skinless for you, skin for me serve the swerve.
Angeline Compau:
I do not like that casing at all.
Josh Smith:
Are you fucking kidding me, you don't like the It's so gross. snap. So good.
Angeline Compau:
I love koegles. But ya know, I don't want that casing on there when it snaps. I'm just like,
Josh Smith:
Got some Italian sausage. Got some sausage with cheese and jalapenos in it. Because it'd be a barbecue this summer. A lot of beef for burgers. Just I didn't buy the pattied
Rebecca Smith:
how many times they're gonna tell us what you got at the grocery store.
Josh Smith:
I was very proud. It took me did there's a lot of there's a lot of time go there.
Angeline Compau:
You bought a lot of penis shaped foods I just heard
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
a lot of sausage.
Josh Smith:
I bought 1 24 ounce can of Miller Lite.
Rebecca Smith:
Maker's Mark
Angeline Compau:
Oh, I saw that on the counter.
Rebecca Smith:
Why'd you get the little bottle? Isn't that what you told me when I bought that little bottle. Did they have the big bottle?
Josh Smith:
They did. But you know the shelves were pretty bare took me a fair minute to find the Oxy I almost said oxy cotton, the OxiClean. They didn't have the oxy cotton. I was looking around for it asked a few people now. I could not find lotion. I searched the entire beauty aisle. And I found every product except lotion. So I gave up so
Angeline Compau:
you out of lotion,
Josh Smith:
suntan lotion I bought that. Bought suntan lotion? Because we needed it. Put a bottle on the counter for you.
Rebecca Smith:
Thanks
Josh Smith:
that stuff that Kayla buys is just about gone, that Hawaiian Tropic which they did not have.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay
Josh Smith:
disappointed.
Angeline Compau:
Really?
Josh Smith:
Yeah,
Angeline Compau:
that's weird.
Josh Smith:
Yeah.
Rebecca Smith:
I don't think so
Angeline Compau:
I don't think so. either.
Josh Smith:
It's, it's not easy to find shit there.
Rebecca Smith:
It is if you know
Josh Smith:
literally that place is like four acres big indoors. It's hard to find shit.
Angeline Compau:
It's they have this really cool thing where if you look up there's a sign and yeah, it tells you what's in those isles
Rebecca Smith:
typically the sun screen and stuff like that is in the middle of middle on the other by the home stuff.
Josh Smith:
I found sunscreen could not find the head lotion.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, that's over by the
Angeline Compau:
why you outta hand lotion?
Josh Smith:
I found myself stuck in ladies. feminine hygiene more than once and got uncomfortable
Rebecca Smith:
because I won't let him use mine.
Josh Smith:
When you're walking down the feminine hygiene aisle,
Angeline Compau:
do you use and excessive amount when you're jerking it? Is that while you're out?
Josh Smith:
minimal.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, you don't need a lot, huh?
Josh Smith:
I need it for my skin. It gets dry in this sun.
Rebecca Smith:
Why don't you just get baby oil
Josh Smith:
I have baby oil, I like to mix it. Like a 60/40 mix.
Rebecca Smith:
So weird,
Angeline Compau:
super weird.
Josh Smith:
I know what I know. I know what I know. So that was a good show.
Rebecca Smith:
That's gonna be on a t-shirt,
Josh Smith:
it was short, but I had no topics and I'm getting ready to drive to the grocery store. I'm like, You know what? I know I'm going to get fucking angry at these hens. And that's what they are. They're just fucking dawdling trying to get out of the house. I was like, I'm gonna like take notes, and I'm gonna have a whole show
Angeline Compau:
and you did
Josh Smith:
I had a half show.
Rebecca Smith:
On weekdays you get like, moms with young kids. So there's more of that kind of crowd.
Josh Smith:
But you know, there wasn't a lot of young kids
Rebecca Smith:
yeah cuz on the weekend, you can leave home with whoever.
Josh Smith:
Yeah, but it was bad. It was bad. And there's like, you know of like, say 15 or 10. Women, I would say two get kinda like presentable. And 8 just like, listen,
Rebecca Smith:
I'm going to the grocery store, what do you want to ballgown?
Josh Smith:
No, I was wearing carhart's I've been wearing for two weeks stained with grass, stinking like a skunk.
Rebecca Smith:
it's not ike you're Brad Pitt up in there either.
Josh Smith:
Oh,
Angeline Compau:
oh,
Josh Smith:
I was. That's all I got.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, no,
Rebecca Smith:
I don't like that. You're judging women at
Josh Smith:
I wasn't. I was just saying they did not get dressed the grocery store. up to go out?
Rebecca Smith:
Nobody does.
Josh Smith:
I did not either.
Angeline Compau:
No, I'm not. No, I'm not trying to impress anybody in the milk aisle
Rebecca Smith:
exactly.
Angeline Compau:
No way.
Rebecca Smith:
And if you're impressed by this, then
Angeline Compau:
then there's something wrong with you.
Rebecca Smith:
good on ya.
Angeline Compau:
I think about that a lot. I'm like, you think this looks good? Then I am questioning your judgment immediately. And I don't like you. I think something's wrong with you.
Josh Smith:
Is that so you're saying? Basically, anytime a guy looks at you.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
that's good thought that should run through your head.
Angeline Compau:
I'm like there's something wrong with this guy.
Josh Smith:
All right. That was my show. That was it. That was it just grocery store etiquette. First off one. It's like car rules, right? You drive on the right, you pass on the left. When you're going to you know get on your phone, you pull off on the shoulder, not on the highway. Not when there's no shoulder. You know, you pull off on the slow shoulder basics, follow basics. And when it's a traffic jam, be decisive. Get in Dart dart in in in. That's how you got to do it.
Rebecca Smith:
Right. You know, any thing about pedophile island
Angeline Compau:
in Michigan?
Josh Smith:
I don't think I've been there. And I hope that anybody that goes there other than a child is summarily kicked. Somebody kicks the shit out of them
Rebecca Smith:
well, it's no longer
Josh Smith:
we actually had an island called pedophile island
Rebecca Smith:
it was a guy that was molesting kids on Fox Island and
Josh Smith:
where's fox island?
Rebecca Smith:
over by Beaver Island. off of Charlevoix in Lake Michigan
Josh Smith:
really?
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
somebody
Rebecca Smith:
in the 70s
Angeline Compau:
Yep.
Josh Smith:
Somebody take that guy down.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, he ran a child pornography ring from that island. And hid it as like a boy's camp.
Josh Smith:
Did he get the shit kicked out of him?
Angeline Compau:
No, but
Rebecca Smith:
fled to Amsterdam.
Angeline Compau:
Yep.
Josh Smith:
Well, when we're in Amsterdam,
Rebecca Smith:
he died.
Josh Smith:
He died. I
Angeline Compau:
was dead. I'm
Josh Smith:
gonna cut that part. I
Rebecca Smith:
cut that out. Yeah.
Josh Smith:
Click on it after the fact.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
it's all I got. Alright, so you have to clean tonight. Sucks. What's your game plan Angeline
Angeline Compau:
I got laundry to do.
Josh Smith:
Want to take two chicken legs?
Angeline Compau:
No, you eat those there probably spicy.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah,
Josh Smith:
it's it's jerked
Rebecca Smith:
jerked spices spicy.
Angeline Compau:
Oh, you jerked on it that's sick
Josh Smith:
it's spicy but not bad.
Rebecca Smith:
Yeah, that's what you said about the jerky.
Angeline Compau:
Yeah, and I'm a wuss
Josh Smith:
are you sure because it's good.
Rebecca Smith:
here, tastes a little bite and then if she doesn't like it, she
Angeline Compau:
I smelt it and it smelled amazing but I just
Josh Smith:
smelt it like smelt the fish or smell smelt it like like you smelt iron or put your put your smelt net out and caught some spring runners
Rebecca Smith:
whoever smelt it delt it
Angeline Compau:
I hear what y'all are saying. But I'm still sticking by that I smelt it. I smelled it what's wrong with that
Josh Smith:
is it he who smelt it dealt it. A fox smells his own hole first right Angeline Come on.
Angeline Compau:
What's wrong with that?
Rebecca Smith:
I believe the proper word is smelled
Josh Smith:
Did you seen it the other day?
Angeline Compau:
No, it is proper but but still you do knew what I meant. You knew I smelled it. smelt it.
Josh Smith:
Good. I'm gonna debone two for you.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay.
Angeline Compau:
That's funny. I'm still laughing at myself.
Rebecca Smith:
Okay, later bitches.
Josh Smith:
Alright. Later bitches bye Greg
Angeline Compau:
smell ya later.
Josh Smith:
We love you Greg.
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This week, Rebecca quizzes Angeline and Josh on after school specials. Can they guess the plot by just the title? Then Josh comes on to tell us why being on time is important. Be sure to check us out on …
This week the gang discusses the cult classic movie Sleepaway Camp! Spoiler Alert!!!! Be sure to watch the movie before listening as Josh has a big mouth and gives away the ending right at the top of the show!!! We …
