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Rob from YMISpodcast
Rob from YMIS (Your Most Interesting Story) and Bob talk about all the happenings in the skies over New Jersey.
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Hey, everybody, and welcome to the part two of a conversation about the Jersey Drone Show. We went so long last time that we've had to make a part two. With me again tonight is Rob. The Jersey Drone's Revenge. Okay. Revenge of the Jersey Drones? Are we doing Attack of the Killer Tomatoes? Is that what it's like here? Uh-huh. Maybe George Clooney will be included in this one as well. I've heard there's a chance he might dial in. Dial in? I look forward. I look forward, yeah. Yeah, he'll connect. He'll connect. Yeah. But yeah, he was in the attack of the killer tomatoes. Anyway, enough of the silliness about that. But yeah, Rob's with me tonight. We're going to continue our obviously in-depth, into the Jersey drones, as we're calling them. Is that an official name, you think, Jersey drones? Jersey? Usually New Jersey. So it's New Jersey drones, I think. Do you have to put the new in there? Because people are going to get confused that it's England. Well, you better put it in apostrophe if you don't put the new, just so no one's confused. Because, you know, Jersey is over there in the U.K.,It's also a t-shirt material, isn't it? I think. It could be made of fabric. Yeah, I believe so. Jersey is a fabric type. I didn't think about that. Yeah. Maybe it is. Maybe they're just kites. Maybe we're really all on the wrong track here. It's just the Jersey kites. And then there's a lot of… African balsa wood. Yeah, there's a lot of guys drinking some… uh 40 ounces on the ground holding the string. I wonder if anyone's tried that, just waving their hand between the ground and the drone. It could be. I mean, it gets windy out there so so we've already, we've got the, we got, did the quiz. And must I, I must say myself, I think i did pretty well. Um, trying to think back, we've had a couple of quizzes of late.I think you did. Yeah, you did. You did pretty well. I think out of the. No, you did. All right. You came back. Finally, I get finally. I am. I'm spinning a bit here thinking of the quizzes because they're just so they're grained in my brain. Yeah, I finally get a little bit of, you know, you know, validation here. So then there we go. I don't know. You started off with the Dogman quiz and you nailed it. And I think about you as doing very well in the quizzes. So the quizzes that you have sort of tripped up on seem to be in the minority. So don't worry. You're always a quiz star to me. Oh, well, thank you. I appreciate that. I appreciate being a quiz star. Quiz star. Speaking of stars, many people think that these orbs that people are seeing with the drones are stars.Hmm. Okay. Well, misidentified stars. It's pretty interesting if you, and I've tried this and it didn't have success, but apparently if you hold your iPhone or smartphone of choice up to a star and zoom in, you get some interesting sort of light effects going on to make it look like it's pulsating or undulating or something like that. Oh, really? Yeah. That's wild. Give it a try. Report back. Well, the interesting thing to me about these orb things is because everybody always overzooms their cameras. Yeah. And then you're going to get that effect. So, well, I don't know what digital zoom, what the, you know, because everybody's on digital zoom at this point. So who knows? Yes. I don't know. That's at least what people who are trying to say that these are nottrue photos of actual orbs, the debunkers that we've discussed at length. They say that it's just poor photography for the most part. Right, so yeah. All this stuff boils down to poor photography. Do you think if we had some kind of government-funded photography classes across the U.S., that that would… solve this whole problem because every time they're like, well, you know, -
Miles and Bob make way for the 2025 edition of the Sooth Sayer Polish Nostradamus to make his New Year's predictions.
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Bob's prize - Miles is going to do an all-expense paid trip to the arcade of my choice
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The live streaming show welcomes viewers and features conversations between hosts Bob and Miles, discussing various humorous topics and absurd predictions for the year 2025. They recount past predictions, many of which did not come true, and joke about personal anecdotes, including a friend's audition for a role in a stage adaptation of "The Golden Girls." The hosts also humorously predict celebrity deaths, unusual events, and bizarre game shows, such as one featuring real lava in Hawaii. Various comedic scenarios are presented, including the idea of a mailman being in the Witness Protection Program and a future tax credit for pet ownership that leads to chaos. The hosts engage in light-hearted banter about their predictions and the potential for prizes if any of their forecasts come true. Bob and Miles ultimately make bets on which of their predictions they think are most likely to happen, setting up a humorous competition for the year ahead. The show blends absurdity with nostalgia, creating a comedic take on future possibilities. -
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Rob from YMISpodcast
Rob from YMIS (Your Most Interesting Story) and Bob talk about all the happenings in the skies over New Jersey.
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Hey everybody, welcome. This is Bob with a conversation about the Jersey Drone Show, if you can believe it. Today, I'm joined again by Rob from your most interesting story podcast. There he is. And there's a little, got to get the plugs in early, Rob, while people, you know, first three seconds, you get three seconds on YouTube and then they're out. So there you go. It's about their minds are fresh. That's right. Yeah. It's all about the shorts. It's all about the shorts. So Rob's here with me again. We're going to talk about all the hubbub that is surrounding the happenings in New Jersey here lately, right? New Jersey drones. The New Jersey drone show. I thought that sounded kind of like a spinoff from the Jersey Shore to me. I've never seen that show before.I never watched it. I mean, I just know of it because it's a pop culture phenomenon. I don't think I've ever actually watched an episode. I mean, I've seen it online and in the social feeds and all that kind of stuff from way back when, early social feeds, I'm assuming, because I can't remember what year it started. But I've seen it online, but I've never really watched the show. I've heard of it. Some of the characters. That's about as far as I get. Yeah, there's Snooki and Jay somebody and the situation. And, you know, I think the situation is appropriate character name for the Jersey Drone Show. There definitely is a situation. We have a situation. Exactly. Instead of Houston, we have a problem. We say, Jersey, we have a situation. So, yeah. Now,I always have been flow on these things. So for the other topics that we've covered, right? So Dog Man. Moth Man. Kentucky Goblins. Right, yeah, Moth Man. And then the Thunderbird. I've drawn from my vast and varied, varied from last show, knowledge about these things. And so I was a little torn. You're the researcher, I would say, between the two of us. That's why you're Rob and not Bob again, because R for researcher and then B for baloney. I don't know what that part would be. So I kind of did a half-hearted effort to read a little bit. Here was my criteria. If it's in the feed and I see it, i'll take a look at it. That was it. I didn't go seeking out things. I just But I will tell you, as we go along here, I do have experience with larger drones. You do? Yeah. Do you have somewhat of an expert opinion? Well, no. An amateur opinion, but i do have i do have some anecdotal uh informationFrom my own personal experiences, which you have no knowledge of. I'm looking forward to gaining that knowledge. We'll see if it comes into play here. I'm not sure. I probably have not been within the physical distance of a drone less than a couple hundred yards, I would guess. I've never seen one in action. Really? Yeah. How interesting. Yeah. Well, I will, I will tell you. So this is the interesting thing about the Jersey drone show is everybody keeps calling them drones. And yet on my cursory, you know, readings, I'm not sure all of them are drones. No. And that kind of leads me into, we want to move into the quiz. Do you want me to go straight to quiz? Sure. Well, I'm just thinking, cause we're going to cover some of the topics potentially that,That you would just bring up. There could be some related questions. We can kind of spin off on the individual. Okay. Well, let's go. All right. Let's do it. Jersey drones quiz. There we go. Jersey drones quiz. Might go over your head. You're very clever. They might keep your eyes skyward. Clever. Clever, clever. Are you ready to get them? I'm ready when you are, researcher. Let's refresh, folks, because was it the dog man quiz that you crushed? And then kind of fumbled a bit on the Thunderbird quiz. Thunderbird was abysmal. Even the goblins I did really quite well. -
Bob talks about Christmas Eve events, while Miles looks a gift box in the mouth.
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The conversation revolves around a podcast episode featuring hosts Bob and Miles discussing their experiences and memories related to the show and each other. As they reflect on the past year, they share humorous anecdotes, including a surprise interaction with actress Marilyn Ghigliotti, who played Veronica in the movie Clerks. Bob expresses his gratitude for the surprise, although he struggles to pronounce her last name correctly. Their friendship is highlighted through nostalgia, recalling their time in film school and humorous moments such as a screening of Clerks and a visit to an art museum where Bob's son had a vomiting incident. The hosts also touch on their personal lives, including family holiday experiences and the ups and downs of their relationships. The discussion is filled with lighthearted banter, teasing, and laughter, showcasing their camaraderie. Ultimately, the episode captures the essence of friendship, nostalgia, and the unexpected moments that make life memorable. Bob and Miles conclude with reflections on their Christmas experiences, focusing on the importance of family and laughter amidst the chaos. -
Bob has lunch with friends and gets triggered by their eating habits, while Miles taunts small children about their sports team's choices. Merry Christmas!
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In a casual conversation, Bob and Miles discuss their recent experiences and holiday plans. Miles mentions his unusual drinking habits while Bob recalls a holiday lunch with friends, Dr. J and Dr. K, where they reminisced about past lunches. Bob describes Dr. J's eccentric eating style, particularly how he devoured chicken wings like a raccoon, which left Bob both amazed and grossed out. They then shift to discussing a recent shopping trip where Bob encountered a fanatical sports fan who generously allowed him to purchase a coveted item. Bob humorously recounts his tendency to tease children about their favorite football teams, often causing them distress. The conversation reflects on the playful yet questionable nature of Bob's teasing, with Miles questioning if it's still socially acceptable. Both friends joke about their antics, revealing a shared sense of humor about their past interactions and current behaviors. Ultimately, the conversation is light-hearted and filled with nostalgic moments, showcasing their friendship and holiday spirit. -
Rob from YMISpodcast
Rob from YMIS (Your Most Interesting Story) Podcast quizzes Bob on all thing Thunderbird. With more than a few random offshoots onto other subjects.
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everybody and welcome, this is Bob. And tonight, with rob from your most interesting Story, we're going to talk about the Thunderbird. Thunderbirds are go! I did not find that out in my research, that they were good Oh, they weren't go? Not that i saw. That may be a little bit of an esoteric uh tangent there, I'm not sure. But if people know who the thunderbirds are, it's a british uh television show with uh what was it marionation they're marionettes that were there's a british british tv show called the thunderbirds that saved they saved the world did they really yeah marionettes that can save the world yeah it's from like late 60s are they related to captain scarlet do you remember captain scarlet yeah okay it's uh by the same folks and i'm blanking on their names now butThey did the Thunderbirds. They did Captain Scarlet. They did some other stuff. Team America World Police is a total spoof of all of those kind of things. Never heard of that. Oh, okay. That's from the South Park people. Oh, okay. But we're here tonight. We're not talking about the Thunderbirds from Britain. We're talking about the mythical cryptid Thunderbird. Can we say that? Although some people… we'll say it is neither mythical nor encrypted. It is real. Steeped in legend, a mystery to this day. Yeah. Well, yeah. For some folks, not so much a mystery. No, especially one person we'll hear about later on. Yeah. Well, we'll see if your story connects with the one that I know of. So we'll see. That's a good idea. Now, I don't know that you realize…It's funny how there's always, this is why people think we live in a simulation because of all these weird connectivity, the connections between things. I don't know that you realize that I am in the, in proximity to a Thunderbird. Right now? Well, yeah. I mean, within like a 35 mile radius. Sure. Huh. Is he your pet? No. There is a, in Alton, Illinois, on the bluff of the Mississippi, is a painting called the Piusaw Bird. And the Piusaw Bird, in essence, is a thunderbird. Oh. And even though the current, so if you drive down the river road along the Mississippi River outside of Alton, you will encounter, you can't miss it, it's huge. you will encounter the Piusaw bird, which is a painting on the side of a river bluff, rock. And the story is that the Piusaw bird lived on the bluffs of the Mississippi. And the indigenous people, the Native Americans who lived there on the bluff, painted, they didn't paint the one that you see, they painted a different one that got destroyed by white people at some point on a different bluff.down the way a little bit, but they painted the Piusaw bird on the bluff in honor of the bird that lived up on the bluff. And since that time, people have embraced it because of the, they call it the legend of the Piusaw bird, but I'd believe that the native folks believed there was a giant bird that lived on the bluff. Interesting. Now, what does… Piasaw, what is that, an area? Well, it's become like there's Piasaw Oil Company. I think it's like a county. Okay. But that's what the Native Americans call it. They call it the Piasaw Bird. Okay. And it just got adopted. You know, I have no idea what Piasaw means. I should look it up here. Maybe it means thunder. Thunder.Wouldn't that be great? We had some pythosaur and lightning here last weekend. Really? Oh, wow. Unusual for where I live. The pythosaur bird is very close to Pierre Marquette Park, which flows into the story. Pythosaur bird is a creature from native. I'm reading from Wikipedia here. From Native American mythology depicted in one of two murals painted by Native Americans on cliff sides above the Mississippi River. And it tells you where the original location was ne... -
Joe Dimino - The American Enigma is You
Joe and Bob talk poetry, both the meaning, the words and the visual of it all.
They also discuss Joe's new book of poetry, The American Enigma is You. A very interesting conversation from a very good ready.
The American Enigma is You
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Bob welcomes Joe Domino to discuss his journey from sports journalism to poetry, highlighting his new book, "The American Enigma Is You." Joe explains that poetry was the foundation of his creative endeavors, initially sparked by friends in college, and he has been writing for about 30 years. He credits the Ozark arts community for supporting his publication journey, particularly his friend Kevin Rabus, who connected him with Spartan Press. Joe reflects on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on people's lives and the realization of unfulfilled dreams, which motivated him to publish his poetry. He shares that his diverse background in sports journalism, IT, and the arts has shaped his unique writing style, which he describes as free-flowing and influenced by jazz. Joe emphasizes the importance of embracing all aspects of one's identity and creativity, moving beyond traditional constraints. The conversation touches on his influences, including E.E. Cummings and Charles Bukowski, and the significance of capturing everyday moments in his work. He encourages others to pursue their passions and explore the intersection of various creative outlets. -
Miles takes his dog to grocery pickup, while Bob cops a bad attitude as he enters the big box store.
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Pablo and Bob are entertaining an audience with humorous banter, discussing an upcoming show where audience members can heckle Pablo. Bob shares a frustrating shopping experience at Sam's Club, revealing that he has become increasingly irritable since the pandemic, especially when forced to shop in-store. He recounts a recent trip where he was determined to find cheap paper towels, only to discover they were readily available in the back corner of the store despite being told otherwise. This frustration led him to act rudely, pushing past other shoppers and feeling remorseful afterward. The conversation touches on the challenges of grocery pickup during the pandemic and the often absurd interactions with store employees. Bob humorously depicts the chaotic atmosphere of shopping at Sam's and the humorous moments when dealing with substitutions and customer service. The dialogue showcases their comedic chemistry and the relatable struggles of modern shopping experiences. Ultimately, the discussion reflects on how the pandemic has influenced their behaviors and attitudes towards shopping. -
Based on a True Story
Dan brings more than your average story out to the world, join Bob as he talks about how Dan makes it all happen for his true story podcast.
Based on a True Story
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Dan LeFebvre hosts the podcast "Based on a True Story," where he explores the historical accuracy of movies that claim to be based on real events. He discusses films like "Casablanca," emphasizing the balance between fact and fiction, and how filmmakers often take creative liberties. With over 350 episodes since 2016, he dives into various topics, including World War II and medieval history, and highlights how movies can reflect truth while also distorting it for storytelling. Dan's background in visual effects and his love for history fueled his interest in merging pop culture with historical inquiry. He has interviewed historians and authors, bringing unique insights into the films he analyzes, and believes that every movie has a historical context worth exploring. While he enjoys the entertainment value of films, he stresses the importance of understanding the stories behind them. Currently, he is set to release episodes on Pearl Harbor and has a long list of future topics, driven by listener requests and his own interests. Dan expresses no plans to stop podcasting anytime soon, as it continues to be a fulfilling endeavor that pays the bills. -
Bob remembers the best bathroom Miles ever had, while Miles gets a very personal present from his wife.
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The discussion revolves around humorous anecdotes shared by Bob, Miles, and their friend Pablo, particularly focusing on a recent podcast episode that humorously explored the phrase "balls deep." They reflect on the unexpected popularity of this segment, with fans enjoying the crude humor and even influencing conversation at home. The conversation takes a turn as Miles recounts a bizarre incident involving his wife's broken toenail, which she playfully presented to him in the dark. This leads to laughter and further discussions about their past antics, including a previous prank involving toenails. The group also shares stories about home renovations, bathroom experiences, and the joys (or challenges) of aging, especially regarding toilet heights. They bond over their shared comedic perspectives on life and bodily functions, emphasizing the absurdity of their experiences. As they reminisce about everyday occurrences, the humor stems from their candidness and willingness to share the ridiculous moments that life throws their way. Overall, the conversation encapsulates a light-hearted take on friendship, humor, and the often mundane aspects of life. -
Rob from YMISpodcast
Rob from YMIS (Your Most Interesting Story) Podcast drops in to figure out what happened in 1955 in Hopkinsville, KY. We talk about the Kentucky Goblins and what all transpired, plus a few side chats. Listen to find out more.
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Hey, everybody, and welcome to a conversation about the Kentucky Goblins, of all things. I've got Rob from The Most Interesting Story with me here again today. Last time we talked about dogmen or dog people. I don't know. We never did actually go down the path of gendering dogmen. No, we didn't figure out the pluralization either. Yeah, I don't, yeah. I don't know about that. We should have looked up and seen what the Spanish and French people had to say about it. But anyway, this time we're talking about the Kentucky Goblins. And as far as I know, they're totally asexual. But we may find out later. How's it going, Rob? It's going fantastic, Bob. Thanks. Thanks for having me on again. So, you know, this is a really interesting case. It has multiple…multiple names to it, right? So it's also called the Hopkinsville Encounter. It's also called the Kelly Green Men case because the family's last name was Kelly, who had the experience, right? So it goes by many names, and we're going to talk about them as the Kentucky Goblins because it sounds like a sports team, possibly from your alma mater down there in Kentucky. I don't know. That would be a good sports team. I know because I had the new people who went to school there, but there's a place called Murray State in Kentucky. It's in Murray, Kentucky of all places. Their mascot is the Racers. The horses. Murray Racers is what they were. I always thought that was one of the best sports collegenon popular. I don't know what you'd call it. It's not like big 10 or any of that kind of stuff. They're just the regular old school, but Murray racers, I thought was really good. So maybe there's a community college in Kentucky called the goblins. We'll have to look that up. Is Duke in Kentucky. I should know. This is, I think Duke's North Carolina. I knew that. Right. Sorry. All right. I'm glad you do. I thought there was a, there was maybe it's Kentucky. Yeah. It's like the larger Kentucky University. Maybe that's what I'm thinking of. Now, here in St. Louis, there is a private university called St. Louis University, and their mascot is the Billiken, which is a goblin-like creature. Really? Yeah, the Billikens. It's like a little gremlin, gobliny, kind of weird-looking thing. Couldn't he play for the Washington Redskins quarterback? Could be.I'm not sure about that. Oh, is his name Billiken? I think so. Billiken, Billy Kilmore, something like that. Oh, maybe. Well, Billiken's a big thing here in St. Louis with St. Louis University. But again, they're not any kind of big university, like other ones. I don't even know which ones. I don't even follow college sports. I just follow mascots, apparently. Yeah. You got all the flags up and you just stood at the mascot. That's right. There was a movie called Mascots. I have not watched it, but now I feel like I should after all this. Well, you've got to check out Mascots Memories. It's one of the episodes on Your Most Interesting Story, which is actually an interview with a former professional sports team. I actually listened to that. I did. I had listened to that. He was the –Sharky. San Jose Sharks. The Sharks. That's right. I was going to say something else. I'm glad I didn't know. But that was interesting because he came from the ceiling. He came down from the ceiling. That was just crazy. Yeah, he's the one that figured that out and started doing that for Sharky, right? Yeah, for Sharky. And he would eat people or what have you. He would eat their heads. Yeah. That was a good story. I really enjoyed that one. -
Miles takes in a baseball card show but misses the obvious, while Bob talks about going to CES back in the day.
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The conversation opens with Bob and Miles as they attempt to start a live stream while discussing various humorous topics. They joke about the intro music and reference nostalgic moments, including a Memorex tape commercial. The discussion shifts to making popcorn, with Miles sharing his peculiar recipe that humorously involves cleaning off cat hair. The banter escalates to absurdity as they repeatedly use the phrase "balls deep" in various contexts, turning into a comedic exploration of its meaning. They recount a trip to a card show where Miles accidentally revealed personal information to a questionable vendor who had semi-nude images. The tone remains light as they speculate about the vendor's motives and laugh at the absurdity of the situation. The conversation then shifts to reminiscing about past adventures, including a trip to Las Vegas involving a topless show and various hijinks with a former boss. They conclude with a sense of nostalgia for the past and the outrageous stories they've shared. -
Bob busts out the Benjamins, while Miles gets up close and personal with a shop owner.
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The Static Shows with Bob feature three adult coloring books for Christmas: BTK123, Ed Gein's Carousel, and Unlucky Brown Starfish. The host, Miles, talks about his experience with a broken refrigerator and the potential morbidity of making a movie about it. He mentions a traveling exhibit called body science where people have their bodies on display and wonders if it's legal. He also mentions a commercial for a naked strip show in Las Vegas and wants to get one with a topless showgirl instead. He is angry but thankful for a boner in church and praying for a miracle. The show is brought to you by Bob Lament Enterprises and features original music by Shadow Stevens. The hosts discuss the possibility of remaking the planet of the apes or remaking Slipknot's "Slipknot." The show ends with a call and response from Miles, who is trying to get to the bottom of a mystery involving a frozen freezer. -
Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
Dak stops by to talk about travel, recording, and being comfortable. Listen to the find out more.
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The text is a conversation between a man named Dak and a woman named Bob. They talk about random topics such as politics and life in general. Dak was inspired to start a podcast because he felt there was a lot of misinformation out there in the world and he wanted to be the voice of reason. He enjoys having open conversations with people and meeting interesting people, but it's daunting. He gives good advice to people to rethink things and realize mistakes they're making or not helping themselves by doing certain things. He thinks sometimes people can be a little too mean and needs to learn to reel back sometimes. Despite this, people still find him to be their therapist and ask him questions about their day and life. He is easy to talk to and doesn't want to keep his own horn, but he doesn't think anyone would push back on his advice. Overall, the conversation is about growing and making good decisions in life. -
Nick from Too Hard for the Radio
Nick stops by to talk with Bob about working as a kid, dirt bikes, and losing a hand. Plus a few side tracks into the unknown. Listen it to find out more.
Too Hard for the Radio
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The text is a conversation between Nick from Too Hard for the Radio and Bob from StreamYard. Nick's podcast is based on a song by Mac Dre, who was a gangster rapper in the 90s. The song "I'm too hard for the radio" was not played on the radio due to censorship. The podcast was created by Miles and Bob and started on college radio. The show is called "Static Radio" because there is no way to get static radio on their website. Mac Dre's songs are available on YouTube, and the podcast is a cross-promotion. The conversation is filled with references to gangster movies and conspiracy theories. -
Miles abuses himself and his postman while Bob gets the cold shoulder on places to eat in the Chicago Suburbs.
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The text is a collection of disconnected conversations between different people who are trying to find a good place to eat in Tenley Park, Chicago. The narrator is deaf and unable to hear the other person's voice. They are in legal trouble and trying to get out of it. The person wants to talk about their petty grievances, but the narrator is too embarrassed to go into detail. They find a pizza joint in the suburbs of Chicago and try it out, but it only has two stars and they won't eat there unless it's three. They also try a sandwich at Mariska's and find it smothering. The text ends with the narrator saying that they are looking for a good burger at a burger joint called Rich Master's in the Joliet area. -
Bob ends up at the wackiest Walgreens on earth, while Miles cuts the line at his local pharmacy and gets the crook eye.
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The Tag Show is a talk show hosted by Bob and hosted by Miles. They discuss various topics such as holes, earbuds, and the dangers of using TikTok. Miles mentions that he has a small hole in his headphone jack and wonders if there is a hidden hole on his phone. He also talks about his mother's need for sunglasses that clip onto regular glasses and how they are not made for those glasses. The show goes on to discuss how dangerous it is to use TikTok and how many articles have been written about it. The host is from Decatur and offers to go to Walgreens to get something for his mother, but they don't have anything that looks like what she wants. They then go to a different store and try to find what they are looking for but come up with nothing. Finally, the show ends with Miles saying that he thinks he is the king of wishful thinking and talking about small holes and big things in small holes. -
K J and A Podcast
Bob joins Jay and Kevin without the A, Anime to talk about where they met, why they record and where they want to go. Listen in to find out the secrets of Patreon and the horrors of getting listens.
K J and A Podcast
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The K, J, and A podcast is a conversation about making money in the gig economy. The hosts initially started the podcast for anime but realized it was more fun to talk about anything. They have a theory that people who make money in podcasting are the people who sell things to podcasters. The gig economy is brainwashing people into thinking that it's the end-all be-all, but it's just another way for them to make money. Selling products on Etsy, such as LuLaRoe, did not make any money for the hosts, but they made money by making business cards for people. Selling car shit to people, like DoorDash, does make a little bit of money but is going to cost in the long run. It's just a classification of consumers for a specific niche and they sell to them. If you're ambitious, you might be able to think of something in this space to sell people. However, it's not a means to an end and you're not gonna get wealthy off of it. -
Rob from YMISpodcast
Rob from YMIS (Your Most Interesting Story) Podcast stops by to talk about his show, but mostly to talk about the Dogman. And oh, how Bob loves to talk about a juicy cryptid. Listen in to learn some incredible Fauxknowledge.
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A Dogman Song by Rob from YMIS podcast
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The Legend of the Michigan's Dogman
Lyrics
A cool summer morning in early June, is when the legend began, at a nameless logging camp in Wexford County, where the Manistee River ran.Eleven lumberjacks near the Garland swamp found an animal they thought was a dog.In a playful mood they chased it around till it ran inside a hollow log.A logger named Johnson grabbed him a stick and poked around inside.Then the thing let out an unearthly scream and came out and stood upright.None of those men ever said very much, ‘bout what ever happened then.They just packed up their belongings and left that night, were never heard from again.
It was ten years later in '97, when a farmer near Buckley was found.Slumped over his plow, his heart had stopped, there were dog tracks all around.
Seven years passed with the turn of the century, they say a crazy old widow had a dream, of dogs that circled her house at night that walked like men and screamed.
In 1917, a sheriff who was out walking found a driverless wagon and tracks in the dust, like wolves had been a stalkin'.Near the roadside a four-horse team lay dead with their eyes open wide.When the vet finished up his examination, he said it looked like they died of fright.
In '37 a schooner captain said, several crew members had reported a pack of wild dogs roaming Bowers Harbor.His story was never reported.
In '57 a man of the cloth found claw marks on an old church door.The newspaper said they'd been made by a dog, he'd a had to stood 7'4".
In '67 a van-load of hippies, told a park-ranger named Quinlinn, they'd been awakened in the night by a scratch at the window, there was a dogman looking in and grinning.
In '77 there were screams in the night, near the village of Bellaire.Could've been a bobcat, could've been the wind, nobody looked up there.
So far this year, no stories have appeared.Have the dogmen gone away?Have they disappeared?Soon enough I guess we'll know, cuz this is the time to fear, for in this decade called the 80s, the seventh year is here and somewhere in the north-woods darkness, a creature walks upright.And the best advice you may ever get is never to go out at night.
Full Summary
Yeah. Okay. Hey, everybody. Welcome to a conversation. Well, this will be, I guess, a conversation about, not a conversation with, right? About the dog man. I got my uh cryptid guest, Rob, from your most interesting story podcast. And we're going to talk about, is dog men is that the correct terminology here? You know, I've heard it. both ways. I've never heard dog mans. That sounds a little bit weird. So I guess dog men or men a group of dog man. Yeah. Or a pack. A pack of dog man. Yeah. A pack of dog mans. Sounds like a cigarette brand or something. Yeah. I'll take the dog man i got a hankering for tobacco and fur. They don't smell very good, but they like the taste. That's right. It all smells very wet. Wet doggish. So last time we talked about… Mothman. Mothman, yeah. I was just making sure you remembered. I do. So yeah, Mothman, which was pretty fun. And so I have a little more…on the Mothman than I do on the Dogman off the top of my head. But this will be fun. Yeah. I do like the Dogman story. But, you know, I don't think that the Dogman story is quite as prevalent in the cryptid world. You know, kind of Bigfoot, right? Yeah, Bigfoot's the winner, I think, in that regard. That's like the king, right? If we had to have a pyramid of cryptidness. Bigfoot would probably be at the top, -
Miles gets curious about a movie at the theater, while Bob gets tossed into the line of fire.
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