Hey there everybody and welcome to the Mark Mo
Show Season 3 Episode 10. Bliss on tap. This
is our finale for Season 3. You can find us on
all podcast platforms and on the YouTube. I'd
like to introduce my co -host and producer, Aidan
Maloney. Good morning, dude. How are you? Morning.
Doing pretty good. A little sleepy. Perhaps stayed
up a little bit. too late last night partying,
and by partying I mean playing chess with the
boys. There you go, there you go. Playing some
chess online now. It was a good time. He's the
boomerest Gen Z -er ever to have existed. But
we love him anyway, folks. And yeah, he plays
chess and gaming and all sorts of stuff. And
while we're on that subject, I suppose. He has
a YouTube gaming channel called Aiden Spelled
the Right Way, PC gaming content like GeoGuess
or PolyBridge, Observation Duty, and much, much
more each and every week. I know this, but there
may be folks out there that don't. What can they
expect? And I know it has to do with spooky season,
but I will let you talk about it. Absolutely.
Well, it is spooky season. As we know, we're
coming up on the Halloween, I'd like to call
it about the five weeks of Halloween. You know
it's about right the full month of october and
then of course you get the last week of september
when fall really starts Uh, and it's it's just
a great time. It's indie horror game season Yeah,
which of course I usually make year -round, but
now it's just extra So it's it's a good time.
There's a couple there's one that comes out today
That was super fun called twisted gallery where
you're in this, uh Stuck trapped in this looping
Museum gallery show and you have to suss out
spooky anomalies. It's a good time It's a good
time, and I've been having a joyous a joyous
route playing these these horror games Ah, that's
awesome. Well, I'll tell you what, if you enjoy
that kind of content, you gotta check it out.
It's really good stuff. And if you enjoy our
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Or, I guess it's a and. And or. And or. Friday
after, not even afternoon, it used to be afternoon,
now it's evening. 8 p .m. I'm on the struggle
bus. We're gonna make it through though. And
it's funny, I had sleep. See, here's my theory.
When I'm in my prime, right, and I'm like going
out, having fun with friends, couple of drinkies,
four or five hours of sleep. I find I am much
more efficient. And I cannot explain it, ladies
and gentlemen. I don't know what it is. But last
night, I laid low. I was at home, cooked a little
meal for myself, watched, well, when we get to
review, preview, you'll know it. A little foreshadowing
for you. Oh. And I was kind of watching that.
It was a series on Netflix. And so I got fell
into that rabbit hole. And after I was doing
that and this, and it was after 10, I'm like,
eh, maybe we'll get some sleep tonight. I woke
up this morning, I'm all discombobulated. I don't
know what it is, but... It's like when you've
got a junker of a car, right? Yeah. And you just
run it forever and everything's fine. The second
you like... get a trans flush and change the
oil, then the car's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait
a minute. What are you doing to me? And then
the problems show. It's like, ah, shit. Yep,
exactly. Should've just kept that old ass oil
in there. Yep, I shouldn't have flushed last
night. That much I can tell you. But anyway,
once again, my radio show is Tuesday nights at
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You can find the stream at wvlp .org or on the
TuneIn app on your handheld device. I hear you
can yell at Alexa. but I don't know, I feel like
AI is kind of edging towards iRobot, so maybe
you don't yell at her. Yeah. Nicely suggests
that she might play after hours for you. Might
be the way to go. Might be the way to go, yeah.
Not everyone can... What was the one bot's name?
Sonny? Not every bot is going to be sunny. No.
99 % of them might kill you, I hear. That is
what I hear. People have been saying. Yeah, and
I, you know, most of what people say I don't
believe, but I think we're on the same page with
this one. Yeah, for sure. But at any rate, you
know, I wanted to get off politics mostly today
because it's just, it's so, it just consumes
our lives now, and it never did. It was just
like, oh, the president visited France today.
It was like, oh. And then you just got about
your day. That's all it used to be, right? And
that was when the world, I think, was a much
better place, when politics and government and
shit like that wasn't at the forefront of your
mind all the time. So I want to talk about this
past weekend. I attended Riot Fest in Chicago.
And let me tell you, it was everything I expected
and more. Bands like Knuckle Puck, James, The
Front Bottoms, Drop Cape Murphy's, All Time Low,
Jack White, Weezer. That's just part of it. Guar
was there throwing their meat around. I mean,
it was unreal. Amazing food vendors, beer halls,
illuminated Ferris wheel, they had a boxing ring
where you could put on like one of those bubble
suits and smash your friends. Oh, that's great.
The NWA, the National Wrestling Alliance was
there. They had a ring and so they had wrestlers
like putting matches on throughout the day. So
that was really cool. They even had a chapel
love. So like if you met someone was like, hey,
you want to get married? You could get married
at Riot Fest. That's fun. I mean, it's just it
was just such a good time. And Here's a funny
thing. It's like I don't think I've been that
happy in a long long time. I was bliss and fucking
tap man and Not to take anything away from my
enjoyable misadventures with my friends and equally
awesome times that you and I have It was just
different and I was happy by myself. And for
anyone that deals with like anxiety and depression,
that takes some doing. And it didn't take pharmaceuticals
to get me there. I did not want that day to end.
It was just a perfect day. But it also had deeper
meaning. I guess this is where we talk politics
for a fraction of a second here. But the deeper
meaning is that, as you know, Chicago had been
the target. from Washington, you know, planning
on sending the National Guard troops and got
rid of those ICE and all of that, right? Until
the president realized that Chicagoans are crazy
motherfuckers, man, and would have gladly fought
anyone trying to take what Chicago has, as imperfect
as it is. Stay out of our shit is kind of the
general motto Well, they didn't come and well
I ice did but then I shut their facility down
because people just kept messing with their shit
So because They pulled out they didn't send it
because their leader is full of shit and a chicken
shit. Oh, yeah Which is why he did that? Oh,
if I do that and then people are gonna be fighting
and there's gonna be dead Americans all over
the streets and that's gonna look bad for me.
Usually he doesn't care about that. Apparently
this time he did. Right, right. This one was
not gonna play out well. His appearance could
have been tarnished. My good god, I get tarnished.
By goodness. Yeah, but yeah, the full of shit
chicken jet, that's a double shit right there.
The festival came at the right time for Proud
City. filled with bands who are happy to preach
their message and a crowd who is ready to receive
it. No fights at RideFest. I was there all day.
Hugs, high fives, jumping around, singing, dancing,
singing our ass off, really. In that moment,
I realized that RideFest... Bonnaroo, well not
Bonnaroo this year, it was underwater, but oopsie.
Riot Fest, Bonnaroo, City Lights, North Coast,
Electric Forest, Stagecoach, Austin City, Limits
Lala. They're all examples of what really makes
America great. It doesn't take a fucking red
hat. This is freedom of expression and it's a
celebration of life. It's singing, dancing, rejoicing.
America is the country where we work to live,
not live to work. at least in theory. Right.
Should be. Should be. We need to find our way
back to that mindset that counterculture had
in like the 60s. Like they knew what they wanted
and then the 70s happened. That was like everybody
forgot. They fought against oppression. They
spoke up often and loudly and they knew how to
have a good time and love one another no matter
their differences. I feel time's running out
but I witnessed what it can be like and I want
that shit every day. Right. I mean, it's that,
I mean, am I far off in this? No. No, absolutely
not. And that's kind of the difference in experience,
I think, being born at, well, I was born in the
90s, but I really grew up in the 2000s and 2010s.
That is such a foreign concept. You know, we
had the, or at least in my memory, the idiocy
of George Bush, endless illegal wars, unfounded
wars, and just government corruption throughout,
and then... So that's been your life. The whole
time. Yeah. The whole time. And it's always kind
of been a looming threat in the background of
like, wow, this capitalism thing's probably gonna
fucking hit the fan here soon. And then Donald
Trump happened. Right. Pedophile Donald Trump
happened multiple felony. Yeah Yeah, and it's
just I don't know you mentioned you feel like
times running out. I don't It's such a clown
car of a country. Yep. Oh, yeah, you know, and
it's it's one of those things We're like, I don't
even know if time is a factor anymore. I feel
like it ran out in 2024. Yeah over you know,
that was does kind of like the last taking second
to to really put a stop to this fascist freight
train and now it's just like we've got comedians
and punk culture and music artists preaching
the messages of you know community and rising
up against fascism and then you've got Washington
DC and all these this corporate owned news that's
just you know, continuing to put coal into the
fascist freight train. Yeah, oh, it does. Yeah.
So, I don't know. I fear my optimism, which has
always been fairly limited. I feel like it's
gone. Yeah. I feel like it's gone. I think you've
got to rebuild the system from the ground up
because clearly, if our checks and balances can
be just tossed aside with... you know, a pen
and a paper. Oh, it's my 5 ,000th executive order
this year. Right. Were they ever really there,
or was it just an illusion, you know? So I think
enjoying art while you still can and, you know,
enjoying your communities while they're still
healthy is important. Right. It's very important
and, you know, not that time is running out on
our lives. I know it is for some very unfortunate
people, but it's like go out and do stuff. Go
out and do stuff still. If you're cooped up in
your house all day, or God forbid you're watching
the news 24 -7, you're gonna be having a really
bad time. Yeah, oh yeah. You're gonna fall into
the trap that they've set for you. Right. And
instead of letting that happen, and I'll admit
it, around 9 -11 when all that shit happened,
that's like everybody... At that point, if they
weren't watching cable news, oh shit, we need
to watch this every day. Shit is going on. And
then people just got into it. But then, the powers
of B, the billionaires, the theocratic assholes,
all of them are like, hey, if we've got this
audience sitting at home just staring at this.
Why don't we plug our messages in here? Right.
And brainwash the populace. Now, brainwashing
doesn't work against everyone. It usually works.
And I hesitate to use the word dumbest, but just
those that aren't. educationally advanced as
others right now there are those that have been
education educated at universities or even even
if you're not educated a university maybe you're
just well read maybe you just decide a different
path in your life you're a pipe fitter you're
a truck driver you're other things but you're
still well educated there's there's that group
and then there's the group that that kind of
gave up in grade school or high school or had
broken families or whatever the case was and
they just kind of gave up And then part of that
giving up was just kind of that base education
to understand the shit that happens around you.
Or to even give a shit about it. Yeah. And then
those are the ones that are susceptible to the
brainwashing. Hearing a message, hearing a message,
hearing a message. It's MKUltra, right? It's
brainwashing. Right. And this shit started, dare
I say, during the Bush era with Karl Rove. And
it was just kind of designed that way. And then,
you know, you're talking 10, 15, 20 years later.
Now you have this entire class of people that
hinge on your words and that believe everything
you say. Right. And it isn't because they're
bad or they're evil. They just don't know any
better. Right. And that's just kind of that's
just kind of the way it is. And it's scary because
it's hard to undo that. Right, and the burden
of re -educating these people to be like, hey,
you know, immigrants aren't out to get you or
steal your job. Right. The reason these people
are working the jobs they are is because capitalists
want to underpay someone to do the same labor.
Yep. They want a profit match. And then there's
an entire middle class that's like, hey, we're
underpaid and you want to offer me a job? in
agriculture, working the fields, helping you
harvest for how much an hour? Fuck you. And they
won't do it. So the Americans won't do it. So
people from Honduras and El Salvador and Mexico
and places like that who are starving in their
countries, they're making nothing. They're like,
well shit, I'll hop that wall and do that. And
what do most of them do? They send a chunk of
that money home because they don't make anything.
So, you know, it's it's so messed up and I mean
we could totally get off the rails here and I
know there's other conversations we can have
down the road Especially as it as it concerns
the the working class, especially those in agriculture
because that that is taking a major shit right
now It's just important to remember, like this
ride fest and other festivals and parades and,
you know, we had the popcorn fest, you know,
stuff like that. That's like that's the best
of what we got and who we are. And that's like,
that's the shit we love going to the ball game,
all that kind of stuff. It's great. But those
are those are moments. And it used to be a bulk
of your life. And now it's not anymore. Right.
Now, what used to be a bulk of happiness and
contentment and, hey, I have enough money to
take my family on a vacation. Hey, I have enough
money to maybe get that car I've always wanted
or this or that. That shit isn't happening anymore.
Right. It's just not. So that is a problem. And
I would like to see us get back there. But I
think a lot of other shit has to change before.
we get there. Right. If we ever get there again.
Right, because so many of these problems have
a similar root. And the root is late stage capitalism.
Yeah. The root is, you know, fascist ties in
the government. You know, being able to experience
culture and art and sports and enjoying your
recreational time. Right. And Much of our lives
are being stolen away literally time of our lives
stolen away valuable thing yeah for I Don't know
Jeff Bezos to get a fifth yacht. I mean Yeah,
that's really it mm -hmm all of the all of the
wealth our labor produces gets funneled to the
richest 1 % Correct yep, which means we literally
have less time in our lives. Yeah, we do so Experience
culture and art and sport as much as you can
because that's essentially the new counterculture.
Correct. It's like, I'm not going to participate
in capitalism, you know? Relaxation is your right,
you know? Yeah. Well, you know, it's funny. I
look at your sister. Her name's Alex and she's
out in Seattle. And she has a job she loves.
which 90 % of us don't, let's face it. We either
deal with it or we hate it. She has a job she
loves, working with people she loves. And every
moment outside of that, she's doing a mud run,
she's climbing mountains with her dog. I mean,
it's like, I look at that. Like, that's what
people should aspire for, right there. That's,
but... as eight and nine know her, she's mostly
disconnected. Like all this other political shit
and government shit and shit happening in the
world, she's largely cut that off. Right. She
doesn't give a shit. She cares about her people
and her work. And when she's not doing that,
she's off on adventures with her dog and her
friends. And I think that's maybe that's the
secret sauce. Right. Maybe that's it. Maybe so
much of us, so many of us are like, oh, we got
to fix it. We got to fix it. We got to fix it.
And maybe the reality is it's unfixable. You
know, Bob the Builder just drops his shit and
goes, fuck it. Yeah. Walks away. He's like, this
cannot be fixed. I'm outy. I'm outy. And maybe
that's the case. So maybe that's the solution
where you just wall yourself off from A, B, C,
and D. Say, F it. I can't do anything about it.
So that's that. I'm out, and these are the things
I enjoy, these things bring value in my life,
and I'm just gonna do it. Right. Maybe that's
it. It's not a bad idea? It's not a bad idea.
I mean, why does the burden of fixing or the
burden of education have to fall on us? Always,
right. We're already carrying the rich cunts
on our back. Why does additional burden have
to fall on the working class? Correct. Yeah.
That's right. Interesting. Well, something to
think about. And as I say, we speak about it
because we care about it. But and we always will,
because that's just part of what we do here.
Right. But in the same vein, it's you know, you
see people that are able to do that and you just
think maybe maybe that's it. Maybe we've we've
in caring so much and wanting to do things and
speak out and do all this stuff. What's it doing?
Are we fixing it? What's being done? Right. Well,
they hear our voice. Okay, then what? It's not
fixing anything. You're using your right to speak
up about it. And then I've always asked, I've
asked people that protest, I'm like, now what?
What do you mean? Now what? Yeah, what's the
next step? You have your sign, you've made your
point, now what? Tomorrow's gonna be the same
as today. And the day after tomorrow will be
the same. Unless there's a next. And they haven't
shown me what's next. Right. And that's just,
that's sad. Yeah, I mean, if we look at how the
working class in France, or recently Nepal, takes
their government and says, listen, you work for
us, and you aren't gonna work for us, well guess
what, you don't get to be a government anymore.
We'll try something new. It has to be that same
way. I mean, we have to, and it's difficult as
Americans because, We have so much land, and
we have, what, 340 million people, and 100 million
of them are these brainwashed folks that would
and do bend their knee and lick the boot. And
what, I mean, 240 million Americans go on a general
strike. Guess what? The government's gonna crumble.
The government's gonna crumble, and then we actually
get a government that represents us, you know?
Ideally. But it would take a level of communication
and coordination that I just think, it makes
you wonder if that's possible. Possible, sure.
Is it probable? Is it probable? That's the big
part right there. And sadly, I don't know. I'm
not as excited about it. But I know what I experienced
that day. And it was just kind of like, man.
Like this kind of stuff should be more prevalent
in all of our lives. Right. Whatever we find
fun, whatever brings us joy, like all that shit
should be more. And it's like, you know, the
Rye Fest like monetarily costs a little bit.
Sure. As festivals go, actually not too bad for
like what you get and what you experience, which
was pretty impressive. But there's a lot of stuff
that costs nothing. Right. You can go up to a
lake or an ocean and hang out for the day. You
can go hiking in the woods or on some trail somewhere.
Public parks. Ride your bike. There's so much
to do. And so I guess I'm just advocating find
a way to incorporate more of that in your life
and try to take all this negative bullshit that's
coming out of Washington and other politicians
and stuff like that and just. try to try to build
that wall. You can build that wall and the Mexicans
won't pay for it. You can build that wall and
just try to not saying be completely isolationist,
but at least within your own bubble of your family
and your friends and you. and just incorporating
all those things that bring you happiness. You
just have to do it because we're going down this
road, and as we've just talked about, I don't
know if there's any turning back or getting off
that highway. I just don't see it. Don't let
it live in your head rent -free, all the negativity.
Right. Oh, for sure, because it will. Yeah. It
will, for sure. Turn the damn television off.
Right. All right. When we return, little Carpe
Diem coming up. All right, we're back everybody,
and it is now time for Carpe Diem. You find beautiful
people. Send us your DMs and we read them on
the podcast. And if it's in the form of a question,
we might answer it. We may. We're not obligated.
No. In any way. No. To read it. Could be coerced.
We can read it and not answer it. This is also
true. That would just be insulting. That would
be. Which is kind of a baller move. It is kind
of a baller move, and just kind of goes along
with the theme of our country right now. Yeah,
right. So maybe we just start reading questions
and just skip to the next one. Right. Oh god,
what a dick move. Yeah, anyway, yeah, so, yeah,
bribes, we take them. We take them? We'll take
them, we'll consider them. Couple dollars, you
just want to give us your credit card, that's
fine too. Right, this is true. Or we could be
like Supreme Court judges and just receive Lovely
gifts. Oh, for sure. Oh, yeah. Yeah, lovely gifts
that definitely won't sway our opinion. Oh, not
at all. Mm -hmm. Just thoughts. Just thoughts.
If you wanted your DM read. Just thoughts. Just
thoughts. All right, I'm gonna let Aiden, uh,
you wanna go first? Sure. All right, let's do
this. Yeah, man. Got some DMs here. One from
Friendly Canadian. Oh, hi. Hi, Friendly. Guessing
they wanted to stay anonymous. I don't blame
you. No, I don't either. Musk, Thiel, Bannon,
and Prince Andrew were all named in the recent
Epstein File drop. What other names will you
be certainly unsurprised to hear come out? Oh,
that is a good question. Musk, Thiel, Bannon,
and Prince Andrew, I'm not surprised about any
of those, quite frankly. All right, you said
Musk. What was the second one? Thiel, Peter Thiel.
Peter Thiel. OK, got it, got it. Yeah, that Planeteer
cocksucker. Yeah, oh yeah. Yep. Bannon and Prince
Andrew, like all of that, I'm like, well yeah,
duh. No kidding. I think Trump and Clinton are
a no -brainer. Right. I think those two were
definitely visiting the island. Who was the dude?
He, oh god, he was the really like super crazy
smart guy, but he was in the wheelchair. Oh yeah.
Stephen Hawking. Hawking. Yeah. I think Hawking
went. I think he did. Bill Gates. Bill Gates.
Yeah. I think Gates went. Boy that's that's a
good question and you could look at what all
100 senators and probably pick 30 of them that
Probably went there were a lot. I'm sure yeah,
I'm sure there were a lot definitely the billionaire
class for sure there was that guy if you watched
the the documentary About all of this sordid
craziness about Epstein, there was a guy involved
in the recruitment of these young girls. I think
it was a guy that used to used to run Victoria's
Secret, I think. Oh, yeah, I heard about that.
Forget that guy's name, but I'm pretty sure he
was knee deep in that. Oh, yeah. I could even
believe the lawyers that with the first Epstein
case Dershowitz. I could believe that. Oh, yeah.
Easily. Yeah, I think him for sure. There's probably
celebrities and musicians, too, that are probably
wrapped up in that. I think mentioning Kevin
Spacey is like low -hanging fruit. Right. I have
no evidence of that. But I mean, if we're just
kind of throwing it out there, that could potentially
be... Yeah, it would be unsurprising to be like,
oh, he's on the list. Like, well, I believe it.
Right. Diddy wouldn't surprise me. Oh, for sure.
Yeah, a lot of like... music and Hollywood execs.
Drake wouldn't surprise me. Sure. Yeah. Yeah.
Any that you think of? No, you kind of hit the
major ones. Yeah. I know there's especially like
hearing stories about what happened to Kesha
and plentiful other artists like that. Oh yeah.
Just the music and music industry, film industry,
executives, I could see all of them being involved.
Yep. All of them. That one... Gosh, who was that
one film producer director guy? Weinstein. Weinstein.
That scumbag. He's gotta be. Gotta be. Yeah,
there's no doubt. That guy's a piece of shit.
Yep. Unbelievable. Yep. I do have another DM
here from Evil Genie checking in once again.
What's up, Evil? Would you rather have three
million dollars or full body control? Meaning
sleep cycles, muscle growth, aging, metabolism,
etc. Huh? Interesante. That is interesting. A
three milli. That's nice. I can control how I
age though. Yeah, that's that's what Evil Gene
is saying. I mean I'm currently 50 so like if
I wanted to be like hey I just don't ever want
to look older than 50. Right or even turn it
back be like oh yeah make me 35 again. Make me
35. Yeah Now that's That's pretty good. That's
deep That's pretty good, because three milli...
Three milli's pretty much enough to retire on.
Pretty close. Like, I think five. I would be
like, okay, I can... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I can budget that. That I can do. But three is
like, eh. It's great. Don't get me wrong. You'd
live comfortably for decades. Right, yeah. Yeah,
that's one you just scroll away and just collect
interest. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Huh. Wow. Boy, oh
boy. Full body control is so enticing, though.
Isn't it? So enticing because... Does that mean
I can breathe underwater too? Right. And that's
body control. What if I was just like, hey, I
want to develop some gills. This is true. I just
want to be able to walk around. Yeah. See what's
at Lake Michigan. Just like evolve in real time.
Yeah. And I mentioned Lake Michigan because I'm
not going in the Gulf or the ocean because there's
really big shit down there that's going to look
at me and be like, oh, what a lovely appetizer.
Right. And I ain't about that. You could just
body control a titanium suit of armor. Oh, I
could do that. Yeah, and they go chomp and break
their teeth and I go ha ha ha See ya smelly later.
I love the full body control idea. I do too.
I mean Three million dollars was would be beautiful.
But if I have full body control I could Shape
-shift into a different being that would be so
cool. Go rob some multinational bank, right?
Bring it back to my place. Yep. We'll probably
lose the lose the tail and then you know, bring
it back to my place. Well, yeah. And they have
to know. Somebody that looks completely different,
rob the store, leave, go back to yourself, be
like, oh, hey, oh, that's not you. Yeah. Nope.
I don't know what you're talking about. There's
just some dude. There's just some dude, yeah.
Yeah, I'm definitely taking. I think I'm taking
that. I'll take full body control. That's fun.
Yeah. What a wonderful rest of your life you
would have. Oh, yeah. And you can make it as
long as you want. Granted, I don't think I would
choose to be immortal. Right because then you
outlive all the people you give a shit about
right, and then they're all gone. Yeah, it's
like oh, yeah Okay, but if you could just live
like all 80 some odd years like in your prime.
Yeah, dude That's good enough for me. Yeah, yeah,
that's that's good. That's a good one Final DM
I received our boy creepy grew Korea if you were
given the power to choose your country's leader
and future government system What would you choose?
That's a really great question. It is a good
question. I think, well, first off, I think bipartisanship
is stupid as fuck. I think you need more than
two parties. Yes. Because there's more than just
two ways to think. That's like just admitting
that everything in your life that can be talked
about or repaired or whatever, there's only two
ways to do it. That's horseshit. Right. government
especially there's just people just think differently
and more than just two ways or if you're in America
you've got a center -right party and a far -right
party and that's all you have right you know
and then within the moderates you can you can
split that off into two or three and then Democrats
and then liberals and I mean you could potentially
have seven or eight different parties right in
this country and you probably should oh yeah
get enough representation where everybody feels
that they have representation. So that, I think,
I would change. Yes. Multiple parties, which
also means you'd have to do rank choice voting.
Mm -hmm. Because first past the post doesn't
work. Yeah. Doesn't work. You'd have to do rank
choice voting. I would eliminate entirely the...
Electoral college in the garbage. Electoral college
goes away. I would eliminate entirely... the
branch of senators um it makes no sense why wyoming
has two senators and california has two senators
just the house of representatives is enough yeah
that's it um yeah if you eliminate the electoral
college the senators rain choice voting supreme
court i think there should be 12 members and
it's always and it's it's always balanced, that
the court needs to be balanced. So if, like for
example, if a justice passed and that justice
was a Democrat, for example, they get to appoint
the person that takes that spot. You know, if
it's a conservative and that conservative judge
dies, the conservative gets to put their guy
in there. I think it needs to be a balanced court
with the 13th judge being A political, completely
apolitical, does not give a shit about anything.
So then that way if you get your ties, you have
someone that actually can just look at the law
and interpret the law. Because as we know, sadly,
the way it's working now, it's not working. No,
it's not. Because they are too much of a political
slant to what they're doing. Right. That is supposed
to be a non -political body. So I think I would
definitely change a Supreme Court. Yeah. And
how judges are nominated and that sort of stuff.
That would be important. Yes. If there was a
ticket, if I get to choose it, choose a ticket
of president, vice president, I really liked
in 2024, Claudia and Karina were the socialist
party running for president. And of course, we
really don't have any parties besides Republican
and Democrat, but I really loved what they ran
on the grassroots fundraising. All of their events
were spectacular. And then I like, Adam Conover,
if you're familiar with Adam Conover. I am now.
He had a show, Adam Ruins Everything. Oh, okay,
yep. He's, you know, he was out there striking
with the Writers Guild and SAG and all that.
Dude is super intelligent. Super intelligent,
well spoken, knows a hell of a lot about politics.
I would love to see an Adam Conover, Claudia
de la Cruz ticket. That would be clean. That
would be. Yeah, that would be really good. For
me, I think you have to look at one of two guys
for the top spot. It would either be the governor
from California, or it would be Pritzker from
Illinois. They're the two, so far, from the only
other party, right, that have stepped up to fight
the president. Like, they're the ones that are
fighting, while others, are they alive? I don't
know, let's do a pulse check. Right. So those
two are kind of, so like one of those two, I
think, would be good in that leadership role.
Probably Gavin more than anybody, because let's
face it, Gavin is kind of a president, because
California is what, the fourth or fifth largest
economy in the world on its own. So I think that
would be good. As like a running mate, I would
think either Buttigieg or AOC would be really
good in that role. Sure. So I think that that
would be enough. provided they have influence
with the House of Representatives and the Senators
to get shit done. To unfuck everything that's
been messed up. Right. But in this idealistic
scenario we've just built, there would be no
Senators to fuck around with. They'd be gone.
Right, they'd be gone. So it'd just be the House,
which would be much more balanced anyway. Right.
And you'd also need a complete redistricting
of the United States of America based on population.
and general area, and not based on gerrymandered
bullshittery. Right, there's these districts
that look like, there's one I saw the other day,
it's stretched across the entire state, looked
like a letter C, and then there was like a little
curly Q in there. I'm like, are you kidding me
right now? Right, like we're in a county in Indiana
called Porter County. And it is, it used to be
red, I would consider it purple -ish. these days.
But they want to cut the county in half as a
district. And our part would not be part of the
first district, which is represented by U .S.
Representative Mervan. We would actually be part
of one that would have a Republican. Right. And
I just think to myself, what? This redistricting
shit is just, it's crazy the way they're doing
it. So I think if you're gonna do it, you do
it countrywide, every damn state. And you have,
I don't know, some sort of organization that
goes in and is in charge of it. And as you say,
they look at things geographically, they try
to balance things out that way. Things that are
just circles and squares and simple shapes that
aren't so convoluted as to, ooh, let's put this
city in that district and then we'll flip it.
Nah, that shit's gotta stop. Right. Yeah. An
independent committee can look at it. Yeah. And
then every 10 years when you're doing the census,
you have them look at it again. Correct. I would
agree. And that's it. Yep. Yep. That's simple.
And I think it also I think you would have to
raise the minimum wage tremendously. As a matter
of fact, if it had gone up as executive salaries
have gone up, it actually would be more like
24, 25 bucks an hour. Right. Minimum wage. Right.
If it tracked inflation and productivity, it
would be over $30 an hour. Yeah. And here's the
thing, Aidan. Why is that bad? Why is that bad
to have people that do challenging physical jobs,
jobs that are more in that range of what you
would consider a minimum wage? Why is it bad
to have them make money? They're the consumer
class, and if you're a billionaire, you're a
wealthy person, you own businesses, don't you
want a healthy consumer class to buy your shit?
Right, and the common argument from all the righties
is typically like, oh, think of the small business,
how are they gonna be able to pay those employees?
Well, the reason small businesses fail is because
your consumer class is fucking broke. Correct.
That's why small businesses fail. Right. You
want people to spend money at small business,
they need to have money to spend. Yeah, exactly.
You know, they're going on to Alibaba and they're
going on to Amazon. They're going on places like
that because like, oh, that dress I can buy for
$18 here and have it shipped directly to me and
I don't have to worry about it click. Right.
And you're done. And that only exists in its
way because the consumer class is struggling.
So they got to look for the cheapest shit. Right.
Yeah, it's absurd. Yeah. Oh, no doubt. No doubt
about it. All right. Wow, that was my last DM.
That was a DM. How the hell do I follow that?
That almost had a taste of opening dialogue to
it. It really did. It really did. Make a note.
We'll follow that one in a few weeks. All right.
Mine, at Glizzy Queen for life. Oh, my man. Yeah.
Love you guys. Hey, did you hear that Wiener
Circle gave away free glizzies because our QB
won through four touchdowns. Let's go, Go Bears.
I like your optimism. Yeah. The first two games
of the season were not inspiring. No. But hey,
a good performance is a good performance, and
I can't knock that. And I love a free glizzy.
No doubt. There are very few things in this world
that taste better than free food. Yeah. And as
it turned out, Caleb didn't go, but I don't know
if his significant other or whatever brought
his dog. Oh, that's fun. So his dog visited Wiener.
Yeah. Yeah. So that was pretty fun. Yeah, that's
great. See, that's simple shit. That's good.
Chicago right there, hey? That's very Chicago.
At Gordon P. Shrimpkins. Oh, no. Shrimpkins.
Love your podcast, guys. I have a question. How
bad would your last or first name have to be
to change it, asking for a friend? I don't think
you're asking for a friend. No. Mr. Sherpkins.
Oh, we can't call him out like that. I... Probably
not, but... It's only fair though. He's probably
sitting there like, hey, I love Sherpkins. I
wasn't talking about him. Trust me, I'm asking
for a friend. Yeah, my friend Mr. Assface. Yeah,
there was that dude, I don't know if he was a
footballer or not, Dick Butt. His name was like
Richard Butt. Uh -huh. Dick Butt is a pretty
bad name. Oh, yeah, of course. Why would you
ever shorten Richard like that? You just go by
like Rich or Rick. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
So I it's not cheap to change a name legally.
So it would have to be pretty bad. Oh, in my
opinion. Shroomkins, that's that's rough, but
it's not like terrible. Right. It's not terrible.
Not the worst I've seen. Yeah. Cubs used to have
a pitching coach named Dick Pole. Oh, yeah. Lions
had a middle linebacker named Harry Cullen. Oh,
that's rough. No, you got to change Harry Cullen.
You got to change Harry Cullen. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah,
you can just go buy like Harrison Coltrane or
something. Yeah. Or that who's that NASCAR driver?
Dick Trickle. Dick Trickle. Dick Trickle. That
sounds like a disease, man. That's got to get
that shit checked. Oh, man. And then you've just
got like absurdist names. I mean, rest his soul,
but Regis Philbin. Yeah, that's crazy. You've
right. There's not another person on the planet
named Regis Philbin or Philbin or Philbin, right?
So yeah, I mean if it's nonsensical Maybe if
you've got the cash laying around but if you
need to change it like like dick trickle, although
I love dick trickle That's great. That is great.
But yeah and Shrimpkins How would you change
Shrimpkins if he wasn't asking for a friend Gordon's
fine Gordon's a fine name Gordon's fine by Gordy
Yeah, friends call you Gordo. Yeah. Yeah, that
works. Shrimpkins. That's tough. Yeah, that's...
How do you improve Shrimpkins? I'm not sure how...
Yeah, I'm looking at it and I'm thinking, what
could you change? You could just get rid of...
You could take the kin from Shrimpkins and just
put a G at the end, just go by King. Or like
Gordon King. Gordon Kings. Something like that,
yeah. Yeah. Or just change it to Shrimps. Shrimps,
yeah. Gordon P. Shrimps. It's me, Mr. Shrimps.
Come down to my Shrimp Shack. I think I would
go Shrimps. Shrimps, Shrimps. We were talking
about Fries Fries. We were. The Mark Mo Show
radio show. Shrimps, Shrimps. Fries Fries, Cooper
Cup of Coffee, and Shrimps, Shrimps. I think
that's it. Gordon P. Shrimps. Gordon will make
money off that name. There you go. We're not
trademarking it. You've earned this. You have
definitely earned that for sure. At Franklin
the Turtle. Oh, wow. Hi, guys. Why is life so
hard? Bear is constantly all up in my shit and
smoking my shit. What should I do? Oh, Franklin.
Bro. Franklin the Turtle. Didn't expect a Franklin
the Turtle DM today. Yeah. That's crazy. Oh Franklin
the turtle he's out there roughing it man. Yeah.
Oh, yeah. Do you remember Franklin? Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, me and Franklin go way back I bet uh God,
what do you do about bear eating eating and smoking
your shit? Yeah bears a bear, but I mean you
can climb in your shell. You're good. This is
true I mean, I guess bears climb trees too though
They do and he could just like toss you you just
throw it around right What do you do if you're
a turtle? How many turtle friends does Frankie
have? I don't think he's got many. He doesn't
have a lot of friends. No. And Bear is clearly
a fake friend. He is a fake friend. Yeah, he's
an ass. You just move town. You know, start anew.
Yep. Yeah. Yeah, you won the race against the
hare, right? So you've got enough in there to
get it done, I think. If you can outrun a rabbit,
I think you can outrun Bear. You could definitely
outrun Bear. You can get in little holes that
they can't. Right. Right. We'll just need, uh,
we'll need you to film it, and then we'll have,
like, David Attenborough comment the whole thing.
That would be amazing, by the way. As you can
see here, Franklin the Turtle. Well, I don't
think Attenborough's Australian, but you know
what I mean. See, Franklin the Turtle goes into
his hole. There, he extends his little paw and
flips off Bear. Bear is very frustrated and decides
to go eat his friend, Air. Bars, didn't know
Attenborough had bars like that. I know, right?
Crazy. Apparently he does. So, my last one, no
surprise, at Stoner Stanley 420. My man. It is
the Momo and Alan show. You got it, buddy. You
got it. Save the day, guys, because I'm going
to see you in the day. Yeah, about that. Happy
times will come if you just believe. Hey, where's
my remote? Oh, man. Are we on his television?
Why is he looking for the remote in a van? Oh,
yeah. Does he get cable in there? He must. He's
got that van life for sure. He's pretty resourceful
for a super high dude. Right. Unless he just
like depending what strain he's on he could just
be staring at the inside of the panel van Just
like holding a remote just looking at the panel
Right. I hate this show. So for the last couple
of hours He's had this remote in his hand and
now that he's kind of level he's like where did
that remote go? Right, right. I get it. Aye -aye
-aye That's why you don't do edibles. No, no
you cannot you absolutely cannot You know what
you stoner you you have a day yourself Yeah,
absolutely. We'll see you in the day. No doubt.
No doubt about it. That brings us to the other
foods. And that is a segment where Aidan scours
the planet for, oh, I don't know, the most disgusting,
vile Foods shouldn't be foods probably yeah in
the world and last week. He was he was in Sweden
Yeah, he brought his clogs played a little hockey
and and came up with some really vile things
And I'm kind of wondering what he's got for us
today, right? How do you how do you follow up
Sweden? Oh god? I don't know what the blood pancakes
or whatever the shit. Yeah, right God that was
gross. Well today I went to A European country
again. Oh, very good. Perhaps one of the nastiest.
Wow. England. Okay, that's fair. So we're looking
at British food here on the other foods. I've
got a couple lovely sounding dishes. Starting
off with jellied eels. Oh. Jellied eels, a traditional
dish for London's poor that originated in the
18th century. Eels, then abundant in the River
Times, were boiled. Into a stock and since the
fish are naturally gelatinous They were simply
allowed to cool and set in their own jelly to
be enjoyed no Yeah, the the images are fantastic
looking no that no. It's foul right? That's no
yeah. I would almost not want to visit the country
based on this I that's really would completely
agree. Oh next up. We've got a fish curry ice
cream Oh, come on. Yeah. And this one goes way
back. They've got a whole... I'm on the Good
Food blog. They have a whole paragraph of the
history of this fish curry ice cream. A fellow
named Agnes Marshall, in the Victorian era, was
publishing numerous ice cream recipe books. Apparently
that did very well. She had successful recipes
like strawberry banana and cucumber ice creams,
except for this one, which would be fish curry
ice cream, which yes is iced cream with onion,
sour apple, coconut almonds, herbs, fish, and
curry paste. Like you had me until the last two
items. Right like you could have stopped right
there, and I'd been like I'll try that yeah like
like a savory iced Cream like okay sure no yeah,
they had to put the fish and the curry paste
in there the whole thing is pureed and here's
and then they add whipped cream on top and Garnish
it with prawns No, yeah Yeah, good God a Bad
time it's a bad time That's not good. The final
British food, if you will, this is food in air
quotes, is this little thing called snail water.
Okay. Found abundantly in our gardens, quote
unquote, it's no surprise that at some point
we tried to eat snails. Hey, not me. But not
in the sophisticated French way, although fuck
the French, am I right? British recipes from
the 18th century describe a thing called snail
water. which meant distilling snails in milk
or wine and adding other ingredients like raisins
or rose water or crushed earthworms. If you're
interested in in snail water with crushed earthworms,
unsurprisingly, this dish wasn't consumed for
pleasure, but rather acted as a remedy against
consumption and other respiratory illnesses.
Oh God. Oh God. What the hell? Snail water. Snail
water goes a little crazy, I think. That really
does. Dude, what the hell? Yeah. Well, you know,
when you think about it, isn't that the same
country that has that thing called Spotted Dick?
Oh, yeah. That is a British thing, isn't it?
I believe it is. They've got some nasty shit.
Yeah. They really do. But from what I hear, and
I have not been there, so I'm not going to pretend
like I have, they're not known for their food.
The Brits are just known for their food or culture
or Culture or sports or sports, you know, they
play soccer They rarely beat that. Yeah, they
even invented the word soccer They did which
they then abandoned which they then abandoned
because the Americans like soccer and then they're
like Hey there, mate. Let's not do that Americans
using side Football. Football. And then we're
like, hey, wait a minute. Wait, wait, wait, wait.
We already do football. We did that one. You
freaks. Oh my god. Yeah. But wow, that's. Lovely
British food. Lovely British food. And then it
brings me to some lovely American food, French
fries. This is the Fry Guy Fry review for this
week. And. I visited something known for their
ice cream, not their fish curry ice cream by
any stretch. Or snail water. Dairy Queen, very
American, and maybe just mostly the Midwest.
I'm not sure if they're all over. But at any
rate, Dairy Queen is kind of the preeminent ice
cream shop and has blizzards and ice cream cones
and sundaes and dilly bars. Dilly bars. Oh, yeah.
Mmm, dilly bars. Those peanut buster bars? The
peanut buster parfaits and all that shit. That's
crazy. God, that's good. I want ice cream now.
Anyway, not the fish one. Yeah, right. So, but
they're... They used to have Dairy Queens. They'd
just be those little huts with the ice cream.
And then there'd be bigger Dairy Queens. They'd
be called the Brazer. They don't call them Brazers
anymore. It's the grill and chill. But that was
kind of the grill and chill. So you could go
in and get a burger or a dog. And then the ice
cream, of course. And so they have French fries.
And I thought, well, let's see what DQ has in
the fry game. Now, there's something that accompanies
the fries, and this is part of the whole thing,
right? You have to kind of grade the fry on the
fry. But when you order, they have chicken tendies
at these Dairy Queens too, which are pretty good.
Pretty good tendies. But what you do, like most
time people get tendies, what do you get? You
get barbecue sauce, you get honey mustard. Yeah.
That's the kind of stuff you dip it in, right?
Sometimes ranch. At Dairy Queen, you ask for...
Gravy. Gravy. Yeah. You dip those fries in that
gravy, it will transport you to a place. I'm
not sure where it is, but it transports you to
a place of just joy and wonder. Bliss on tap.
Bliss on tap. There you go. It's like theme of
the day. Yeah, you're halfway to poutine at that
point. You really are. And the gravy is so flippin'
good. But the fry stands on its own. Not as thin
as like a McDonald's or Steak and Shake fry,
but it's a little bit thicker of a shoestring
and they're hot and they're good. And I got to
the realization, and once again, I know the gravy
was swaying me. Oh yeah. That this fry might
be in or near the elite fry category, which is
nobody would think Dairy Queen. Sure. But Dairy
Queen, it's the real deal. And it got to the
point where I'm like, do I put it in the rarefied
air into the nines? Do I go that far? And I decided
no. Oh, I see. 8 .9. I gave it an 8 .9. I couldn't
get it there, but it's damn close to being elite.
Yeah. Highest of the 80s. Or as we would tier
list. Yeah. Exactly. You know, McDonald's is
in that tier list. And I'll have to go back through
my notes and kind of. kind of see where we're
at with a lot of these grades and where they
line up, it'd be cool. Maybe even as like an
actual year end show to kind of go back and look
at some lists. Right. Like I think that's always
fun to do around the end of the year. So maybe
I will. I'll go back and just kind of see where
we are with our fry ranking. Yeah, that'd be
good. Yeah, no doubt. But eight, nine, very,
very good fry for sure. So don't you're a dairy
queen. You're getting yourself a Sunday or a
blizzard. Hey. Get a side of fries with some
gravy. You will not be disappointed. Don't sleep
on them. Do not sleep on it. All right. We're
going to hit our next break. We come back. You
just made the list. Top 10 debut albums. All
right, we're back, everybody, and it is time
for our feature segment. You just made the list
right here on the Mark Mo Show podcast. I am
your host, Mark Maloney, alongside Ada Maloney,
my co -host and producer on the show. And this
week we've really been music focused on our top
10 list because, well, quite frankly, there wasn't
a lot of music in the show and we love frickin
music. And obviously, even though There's no
FCC that monitors how we create things if you
do anything with like TV shows movies music Anything
like that you get copyright claims and then things
just get messy So sadly we can't share music
as we would probably love to be able to do right
So we're gonna do it in other ways and the top
10 list. I think was a good way a good way to
do that Yeah, so this week we're doing debut
albums And once again, I like to keep things
kind of open. We could have done metal debut
albums or rap debut albums or anything. We could
have done country. Now, we probably wouldn't
have done. Yeah, but we could have like been
genre specific. And instead of doing that, I'm
like, nope, let's just throw it out there. Debut
albums, period. End of fricking sentence. It's
tough. It's tough. It's supposed to be a top
10 list. I may have a lengthy honorable mentions.
Uh -oh. Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Is
that against the rules? Wait a minute. We go
10 through 2 with our big number one reveal.
And let's hang on. Let me look to page 8, subsection
C. Oh, no. There are no rules. Oh, thank God.
There are no rules. How about that? So you lucked
out. That's excellent. Yeah. I was stressing
about that for a little bit. You are good, for
sure. What I'll do, since I just have 10, I literally
got to my 10 and I closed my MacBook and I said,
nope. Smart move. I'm not going down the list.
We've done this in the... This is funny. Back
when this was a different kind of show and we
were on a radio station here in Valparaiso, Indiana,
we had won the greatest intercontinental champions
of all time. for like WWF slash WWE. Now there's
been probably a hundred different intercontinental
champions. Well, we used to have a co -host,
his name is Kevin, or if you're Stoner Stanley,
it's Kevam. Yeah. He, if he had won, he had 40.
Right. Oh yeah. I mean, he just, I'm like, what
are we doing? You listed all of them. I mean,
like what Aiden did here today is probably the
max -ish. Yeah, approaching what is acceptable.
After that, it's just like, you know... I don't
know, you know, if you're doing your top 10 quarterbacks
and you're like, well my honorable mentions,
I have 47 of them. You know, I don't think Mike
Pagel gets enough. It's like, no, no, you need
to stop now. And yeah, so I think this will be
good. I'm going to start with mine since I only
have 10. I'll go 10 through two. And I'm going
to let Aidan rip and roar on his honorable mentions,
which I'm sure I'll kick myself in the ass for
many of those. Number 10, Illmatic by Nas. It's
a great one. That's a great debut. For number
nine, Kill 'em All by Metallica, I think is outstanding.
Production, slightly rough, but it was at that
time anyway. You get a lot of debut albums from
metal bands that the production quality is slightly
rough, but it's still an excellent album. Right.
Number eight. Even though it's a band I'm very
meh about, I still appreciate their musicianship
and what they've done in their career. Weezer
Weezer. Yeah. Number eight. The Blue Album. I
think you gotta put it up there. Number seven,
are you experienced by the Jimi Hendrix experience?
Oh, that's a good one. Obviously his career was
cut way, way, way too short. But for a debut,
man, he killed it. Number six Boston Boston just
kind of one of those late 70s early 80s arena
bands and that first The first album has like
five or six absolute bangers on it. So it's it's
just great Number five straight out of Compton.
Oh, yeah NWA These are the dudes that set it
off. They they literally the whole quote -unquote
gangster rap Which once again, it's it's how
the community was communicating to the rest of
the world through these artists. Through art.
And it's not only is it a great debut album,
it's history, in my opinion. Yeah. Number four,
Ramones, Ramones. Without question, that's just
loaded with all songs that you guys know. Number
three, Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath. Fantastic.
It's just some of those lyrics and songs are
just haunting. The title track, just a classic.
I love it. And then number two, which is where
I'll stop, Appetite for Destruction, GNR. Yeah.
It was at a time where... we were in a transition.
So we had all this hair metal and then bands
that weren't technically hair metal but everybody
kind of just grabbed a shovel and put them in
there anyway. And then hair metal was kind of
running its course and then grunge was coming
up and it left a lot of good just hard rock bands
like oh my god where do we fit in because we're
not really either one so like tesla for example
and there are a couple other bands that were
kind of like it g and r are one of those bands
yeah they are just a down and dirty hard rock
band and it was like where do we fit in and to
their answer we don't give a shit right here's
this album and it just blew everybody away yep
once again when you got those albums that are
just you know Top to bottom, front to back. Banger
after banger. Right. And that's what that one
is. And had a great album, R2. That's good. Yeah.
That's good. I will stop there. Got to save your
big number one. Yes, I will. I will do the same.
I'm going to run through my honorable mentions.
Yeah, man. Do it up. Then do my tenth or two.
So wouldn't be fair if I didn't mention Core
by Stone Temple Pilots. Oh, that's good. Get
Richer Die Tryin' 50 Cent. That popped off. Yeah.
That popped off. Section 80 by Kendrick Lamar.
The documentary by The Game. That was an excellent
first album as well. Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin.
Fantastic. Appetite for Destruction, Guns N'
Roses. Pronounced Leonard Skinnerd by Leonard
Skinnerd. Okay. Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park.
Oh, that's the banger of a first album. Yeah.
Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
by The Arctic Monkeys. I knew it. Yeah, that
was a pretty good one. That's good. Gorillaz
Gorillaz. Yeah. That popped off. Mr. Asylum by
Highly Suspect. Great album. And Ballads 1 by
Joji. Now that's the honorable mentions list.
Okay. Number 10, Bleach by Nirvana. Oh, yeah.
Great album. Number 9, I Had the Chronic by Dr.
Dre. Oh, shit. Yeah, that's great. That's tough.
That's tough. I mean, you didn't do honorable
mentions list though, so I'm sure it would have
been on there. Number eight, I'd Black Sabbath,
Black Sabbath. Yeah. Number seven, Ramones, Ramones.
Number six, I'd Illmatic by Nas. Number five,
I'd Weezer, Weezer, the Blue Album. Yeah. Number
four, Facelift, Alice in Chains. Oh, Jesus, God.
Yeah, that's a tough one. Number three. I feel
such shame. Number three, I had Man on the Moon
by Kid Cudi. Just a great album. And number two,
straight out of Compton, NWA. There you go, I
love it. Huge. It brings me to my number one,
which I think Aiden had on his honorable mention
list, which is the first Led Zeppelin album.
I think, complete opinion, but I think that was
the beginning of what would be hard rock and
metal. A lot of people harken back to... Motorhead
and and some other bands and artists and and
say that like that was the first one like oh
I see where this is going right but I really
feel like Led Zeppelin was that band with how
they wrote music their lead guitar Bonham just
amazing yeah you know where it was like oh Yeah,
we're taking this amp and we're turning up to
11. Like, that was it for me. And the beautiful
part of this is just they weren't just like this
hard rock band. Very bluesy, very bluesy band,
like blues heavy and like dazed and confused.
I've been dazed and confused for so long, it's
not true. Yeah. We're gonna stop. Yeah, can't
get content ID. Yeah, I mean, I'm not going there.
Just... Great fricking songs. Babe, I'm gonna
leave you. Fantastic. Just great. And just an
amazing debut album. Just fantastic. You could
say they popped off with that one. Oh, they did.
Oh yeah. They did for sure. And of course, I
think Elite Stardom... Probably didn't occur
until the fourth album with Stairway and other
things. Oh, yeah black dog all that so I think
I think their stardom maybe came a little bit
later, but I think this was like Man, what a
start. Yeah What a start. Anybody that heard
that for the first time had to... I would love
that. If you had a time machine just to fuck
around and it's like, okay, you can go back,
experience things, but you can't mess up anything.
I would probably want to go back to this time
and be with people in a line at a record store,
getting this album and hanging out with people,
hearing that for the first time, because I can't.
I can't get those chills anymore. I can't do
it. And there's so many albums we can't do that
with anymore. And so... I would love to just
be with people when they just like they and You
know, it was vinyl So like putting that record
on the turntable and just hitting it and just
watching people lose their right be like, oh
my god What is this? Yeah? That would be knowing
what I know and just be like these guys are gonna
be the greatest. I'm right, right Yeah, that
is wonderful. It's great man. Love it. Love that
album. I Completely understand why it gets the
number one spot. Oh, yeah for me, but like I
said, that's why that's why this show so great
because, you know, you have a younger generation
perspective on different things. Yours was a
lot more hip -hop heavy than mine was, but I
didn't do an honorable mention either. Sure,
this is true. But, yeah, I'm very interested
to see what your number one is, because I don't
think it's on any of mine. No, my numero uno
gotta be 10 by Pearl Jam. Oh, God. That is such
a baller debut album. yeah just hit after hit
and it's it's just i don't know it's grungy it's
it's it's rocking jeremy's on there isn't yeah
even flow even flow on a one butterfly whatever
i don't know Whatever you're talking about. Yeah,
it's fine. Go get him, Eddie. My man. My man.
That is a great album. Yes. Yeah. And that was
a weird time. I was a hard rock. I was a hair
metal dude, thrash metal. That was all my shit
that I really loved. And then this grunge came
in and I had this opinion about it. Like, oh,
these... Fuckers killed my music and that was
kind of my opinion and so I listened to it But
didn't really listen to it the only grunge album
in my or I should say CD Yeah in my collection
was done. That was the only one I had I didn't
want to deal with the rest of it, but then as
time went by You know, I went and got an STP
album and then I went and got Alice in Chains
and Soundgarden. Yeah. And somebody's like, oh,
well, if you're getting into this, you might
want to check out Bad Motorfinger. OK, I'll check
that out. Then you go, holy shit. Yeah, yeah.
That's really great. And then it's just like
then it all started to make sense because so
much other rock was just about partying, having
a good time, hanging with chicks and all that
kind of stuff. And at that time, it all made
sense. But then there were a lot of people that
are like, Now, there's a lot of serious shit
going on in this world, and there's some heavy
stuff, and we need to talk about it. Right. Right.
And that's what grunge was. And I didn't appreciate
it until later. But then once I did, the music
and the lyrics all made sense. Yeah. Absolutely.
I really feel that. Heart reflects life, yeah?
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to Review Preview. It is a magazine article I
write for the entertainer magazine. And, you
know, I haven't been going to the movies a lot
lately. There just hasn't been anything tickling
my fancy. And I thought, you know, even if the
movie sucks, I should probably just bite the
bullet and go so I have something to review.
And I decided to hit up the old Netflix. I'm
like, I've got Netflix on my phone. Why am I
not? Checking this out. Maybe there's something
in there. I could watch and I had a friend of
mine She's a bartender and she was talking about
this show. She's like, oh have you ever heard
of the hunting wives and I'm like should I have?"
And she's like, well, not really. She's like,
it's like full of just unnecessary violence and
sex and all this other stuff. And I'm like, uh,
sounds like that, like cheesy bad. And she's
like, well, yeah, you know, she's like, but you
get sucked in, you know, it's, it's just good
enough to kind of, so I'm like, ah, shit, I'll
check it out. Yeah. So I check it out. So. It's
called The Hunting Wives. It's on Netflix. It's
a Netflix original with Mal and Ackerman, Brittany
Snow, Delma Maroney. So there's some actors in
it. Sophie O 'Neill, who's portrayed by Snow,
moves to deep East Texas and succumbs to socialite
Margot, who's played by Ackerman's charms. Her
life is soon consumed by obsession, seduction,
murder, all that kind of good stuff. I am about,
well, more than halfway through now. At the time
of writing, I was halfway through. I'm about
three quarters of the way through now. It has
violence and sex, but I don't feel it's gratuitous.
I don't think it overtakes the movie. It's just
kind of little stuff in the background. They're
both kind of necessary for the story. So But
it's not a distraction that was that's kind of
what I was worried about There's just gonna be
this smut shit or right just gonna be just this
gratuitous violence or whatever, but neither
is true. So The story is pretty decent it's just
like a murder mystery and somebody from like
Boston dealing with Texas and just Culture shock.
Yeah, it's just different and you watch that
and you're like shit. That's pretty real Yeah,
it's it's gotta be but I really like like their
character development All these characters are
very complex and very different for as simple
as the story is just a murder mystery but it's
pretty decent so far and you know the Sophie
O 'Neil is really the only one trying to solve
the murder because you know the sheriff he just
he kind of wants to close this thing out and
whatever and right and then they had sophie as
a suspect and then they they went on from that
into this other guy and who is a scumbag and
whatever and you kind of look at it and for a
minute you're like that's almost too real for
me like oh that person fits let's throw him in
jail you wonder how often that happens it probably
does happen once in a while believe it or not
yeah But it's good, like she's really going trying
to figure it out, even though she was suspect
number one at the beginning. And so that was
pretty interesting. I'm very interested to see
how this last couple of episodes play out. I
think I know where it's going. I did not have
this person pegged as the killer originally,
but it's pretty interesting. But at any rate...
You know by no means award -winning But it's
like just interesting enough like once you get
into it and like some of these shows once you
get into it And they start getting into a plot
especially like when you get through these suspense
and murder mysteries and things Then it's like
well shit. I'm three or four and now I want to
know right right like now. I want to know And
so you're just eager to get roped in. Yeah. And
that's I'm roped. Consider myself roped. So I
do have to grade it, and I will grade it, even
despite the ending on it. It could be a terrible
ending. A lot of shows do end up that way. Season
8 of Game of Thrones. Perfect example. And I
think this is fitting. I give it a 6 .9 out of
10. Nice yeah, I figured you know I think that
that was necessary But I would just say you know
if it's one of those things where you're like
I you know kind of in the mood to just join something
or watch something There's worse stuff out there,
and it's just entertaining enough, or I think
you could you know find it interesting My preview
is an actual movie that maybe I'll go see. It's
called The Smashing Machine. It's a 2025 American
biographical sports drama written, directed,
and produced by Benny Safadi. It stars Dwayne
Johnson as a former amateur wrestler and MMA
fighter Mark Kerr alongside Emily Blunt as Kerr's
then wife, apparently no longer, Dawn Staples.
The film was premiered at the Venice Film Festival
to a worldwide acclaim. Apparently, standing
ovation that lasted almost 10 minutes where Dwayne
actually started to cry. Wow. So that means something.
That definitely means something. The Smashing
Machine is set for a limited release on October
3rd. Check that out. Yeah, yeah. So we always
go from that to while we're sleeping. So sometimes,
you know, our foot's just not on the gas. Eyes
are closed. We're taking a little snooze snooze.
Oh, no. And it's like, oh. Oh, we missed it.
Right. Whether you're a honk shoe snorter or
a honk me, me, me, me. Yeah. Regardless. You
could very well be. I will be your awoken. Yeah,
and we do appreciate. We definitely want to be
woke. Oh, no, wait. No, definitely wake us up
while you're sleeping. He'll find a TV show,
a movie. a podcast, a game, something like that
that maybe we've missed or forgotten about. So
what do you got for us this week, Aiden? This
week I have a double feature for you. Oh, bring
it. A double feature. We watched this movie last
night and it got me thinking. There's another
movie, similar to this, that shares one of the
main actors. Okay. That I... belief I brought
up in while you were sleeping on the Markham
radio show. And I figured I've got to bring it
up on a podcast. So we'll start off with a fantastic
movie that I'm sure I mean, it did super well
when it came out. But if you didn't see it, now
is the time to see it. I mean, you can borrow
it from the library for all for all I care. I
mean, don't I don't advocate for streaming services.
Go borrow it from a library for sure. Nosferatu
2024. Oh fantastic movie and for anyone unaware.
It's a gothic horror film director directed by
Robert Eggers starring Bill Skarsgard Lily Rose
Depp Nicholas Holt Willem Dafoe handful of other
fantastic actors It's based on the 1922 silent
film Nosferatu based on Bram Stoker's Stoker's
Dracula the novel Fantastic movie. I mean the
cinematography is wonderful. The story is great
I feel like everyone played their part Fantastically.
Oh for sure. I thought it was excellent and it
got me thinking wait a minute this this Nicolas
Holt guy I think there's another vampire movie
with him. That was really good. There is From
one year prior Renfield. Yeah, 2023 action comedy
horror film Directed by Chris McKay starring
Nicholas Holt Nicholas cage you get both Nicholas's
boy. That's a two -for -one right there Nikolai
if you will The plot generally Renfield tired
of centuries of servitude from his narcissistic
boss Dracula decides to leave find a support
group of course that goes about as well as expected
because Dracula's not exactly a kind person.
No, but it is such a fantastic movie like Definite
cult classic potential. I love it And of course
that you can also borrow from your library So
yeah Renfield and Nosferatu the double feature
Double the vampires. Yeah, double the Nicholas
Holt. How can you go wrong? How can you go wrong
really highly recommend? Yeah That is for sure.
Well, I love that. I've seen both. I've enjoyed
both. I think Awkwafina's in Renfield. Renfield,
that's right. She's in Renfield. And yeah, that
is definitely an enjoyable watch. As you said,
I think Colt Classic is probably correct. Yeah.
I think that is definitely the best way to look
at it. Oh, who's the one guy in Renfield? He's
also in Parks and Rec. Something Johnson? Oh
Yeah, I know what you're talking about. That
dude's great. He is great. Yeah, he's really
good. Gosh darn it. What is his name? Are we
doing live research? I think we have to do the
live research for sure. Ben Schwartz. Ben Schwartz.
Ben Schwartz, that's right. Yeah, that's good.
Yeah, that's really good. You know, it's spooky
season too, so start checking out some spooky
movies. And this Renfield, a little bit lighter,
a little bit kind of dark comedy, but I did enjoy
that for sure. Yeah, it's a good watch. Yeah,
no doubt. All right, we're going to take our
final break. And then we've got a beer review.
Possibly beer, possibly another type of beverage.
We'll get back to you on that in a minute. Definitely
gonna review something and then world of weird
news to close it out All right, we are in the
homestretch and we're gonna start everything
off with a beer review here on the official Mark
Mo Show beer review. The official beer review.
The only official beer review. Of the Mark Mo
Show. Of the Mark Mo Show. There you go. So last
week we did an Oktoberfest and we're staying
kind of within the spooky season beers, if you
will, with something called pumpkin ale. Pumpkin
ale. Do you choose? Choose if you... If you will.
If you will. Like I said, I had too much sleep,
and I'm just not operating as I should be. You're
misfiring on a few cylinders. Misfiring on a
few cylinders. Yeah, usually it's four hours
of sleep and hungover, and that's when I'm in
prime condition for this podcast. And I had nothing
to drink, and I was in bed for eight hours, and
now I'm all messed up. Life works out. It's funny
how it works out. But at any rate, do you choose
to share with this lovely audience a little bit
about our pumpkin ale? Certainly. It's literally
called pumpkin ale, unlike some of those micro
breweries that like to name their beers like,
pumpkin yam orgy fuckfest for your taste buds.
Exactly. No, it's literally called pumpkin ale.
That is its title. Pumpkin ale made by State
of Brewing, which is a regional brewery out of
Wannakee, Wisconsin. Good ol' Midwestern brewery
right there. Pumpkin Ale, a pumpkin slash yam
beer. Because believe it or not, they are very
similar. Most pumpkin pies, I believe, are made
with part pumpkin, part yam. But yeah, it's got
6 % ABV, so a little higher than your typical
lager or pale ale, if you will. And it is simply
described as an ale brewed with spices. Love
it now. We'll be the judge of that. We will be
using the untapped app indeed, which is free
for your phones We're not sponsored. Although
they should sponsor us at this rate. Mm -hmm
We will be ranking them on a scale from zero
to five on how much we like them and we'll be
giving you flavor notes And of course per you
show this up on the socials. Let us know what
you are enjoying this fine fall time of the year
indeed, it doesn't feel like fall because It's
it's gonna be 80 degrees. Yeah 80 degrees in
the Midwest Go figure, you know, it's it's it
we always like a nice fall. I think yeah, you
know to enjoy these beverages You know something
where it's a little like there's a little crisp
in the air, but it's not cold right that we like
very much The the bonfire kind of weather so
to speak. Yes And this is this is like summer.
What are we in summer part two? Yeah, it's a
summer part three at this bit might be part three
Yeah, I think you're I think you're right. All
I want is three straight months of 50 to 70 degrees
with a breeze, occasional rain. Yeah. Make it
happen. Yeah, I'm going to go on a limb here
because we don't, we don't gamble much on the
air here, but I would, I would be very curious
to see where your over under is. First snowflakes
in the next three weeks. Ooh, ooh, I'm going
to say, I'll take the under. I say no. You say
no? I say no. I think summer part three is going
to last, it's going to overstay its welcome,
which it already has. It'll overstay its welcome
then we'll get a couple weeks of good fall weather
and I could see first snowflakes in Mid November.
Okay. All right. That's my bet That's your okay.
Lock it in. I will definitely lock that in for
sure. I think I think weather's just too weird.
And so it's so weird. So I could definitely see
like three or four days of 80s. And then a cold
front come through. And then, like early in the
morning, you just have those snowflakes floating
around the air a little frost. But who knows?
We'll see. Aidan's got his locked in. So we'll
we'll see how that goes. But hey, let's drink
some pumpkin beer. Let's drink some pumpkin ale,
cilantro. Cilantro. Well, I got cinnamon and
nutmeg big -time. My goodness. That is wonderfully
flavorful. Yeah There's almost that the hint
of sweetness is almost molasses molasses II.
Yeah That is really tasty. Yeah big on the cinnamon
and nutmeg Real molasses kind of almost gingerbread
kind of sweetness to it. Yeah, kinda You know
what? There is a hint of ginger in there. I would
bet Yeah, I think you're right. Yeah Kind of
light on the pumpkin. It is more just pumpkin
spiced. For sure. Yeah, a little light on the
pumpkin, but that is fantastic. It's not thin.
You know, it's a very full bodied ale, I would
say. And I like them like that, especially like
fall time ales where you want them a little thicker
and heartier. This is really fantastic. God,
I love a good pumpkin beer. And this is a good
one. It is a good one. This is actually kind
of humorous because the... And the flavor profiles,
they give you the most recommended, but then
you can click on it and you get all of them.
Yeah. I was kind of scrolling through because
I was going down to Nutmeg. Nutmeg wasn't one
of them. Like, oh, Nutmeg's got to be in there.
So I clicked on Nutmeg. Up just a few into the
M's, there's something moldy. Moldy? Moldy is
a selection. Moldy is a selection. Does it taste
like mold? Wow. That's, that would, this does
not, by the way. No. Pumpkin Ale is very lovely.
But yeah, how funny is that? That's great. If
you have a beer that tastes moldy, my first thought
is not, oh, I'll give it the moldy thing on untapped.
My first thought is, okay, lawsuit time. They
gave me a moldy beer. Yeah. Oh, there's no doubt.
That's hilarious. Brewed and bottled in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. Oh, interesting. So I was lied to.
You were lied to. What did I say? Warnocky, Wisconsin?
The the app said Wannake, Wisconsin. Oh, it is
Wannake. It is Wannake. Hang on Why does it say
two different things on the label? Does it really?
Does it or do I just not know how to read that
could be? No, I'm seeing Wannake. Wannake. Yeah
Wow, maybe it just looked like Milwaukee. It
is a bit dim in the studio today. Yeah, that
low lighting. Wannake, Wisconsin. Yeah Straight
out of Wannake. Straight out of Wannake. Shout
out all my Wannake people Yeah, no doubt. I mean
there's probably a dozen of you a couple of dozen
these little farm communities that we visit when
we do our Towns time for God, which we got to
do by the way Yeah, so Okay, this is fantastic.
I think this pumpkin ale I'm gonna give Kind
of torn. I think I'll do it. I'm gonna go three
point five out of five three point five I'll
go three five out of five. Okay, I think I would
have given it a higher Rating if it was more
pumpkin because I really got slapped in the teeth
with pumpkin, but it's more pumpkin spice than
it is pumpkin so Yeah, three five out of five
flavor profile. I added ginger molasses nutmeg
sweet cinnamon and clove Yeah, that's uh that's
about right. I am at a 3 .0 And I also selected
nutmeg sweet cinnamon and clove So those were
my flavor profiles. It is good for sure. So it's
it's kind of as I said when you get into the
fall Definitely like the pumpkin beers definitely
like the Oktoberfest those sorts of things. So
Definitely definitely check it out. Yeah, it's
definitely much better than I expected for sure
Hmm very tasty nothing like a pumpkin ale. Oh
by the way Not that they're sponsored, but where
can people pick the old pumpkin ale up? This
pumpkin ale I got from Aldi. Oh, yeah? Got this
from Aldi, so you can find it at your local Aldi
if you're interested. I'm not sure if they distribute
to... They probably distribute locally in Wisconsin,
but I know nationally it should be at Aldi. Okay.
Not sponsored by Aldi, but man, I wish they would.
I wish. I wish they would. I love Aldi. Yeah,
no doubt. Well, we'll have to get on that for
sure. That's pretty, pretty great. Anyway, check
it out if you can, your Aldi. I believe they're
national. Yeah. Because they, originally they're
from Germany. So I think they're national here.
Yeah. Yeah. That's where you can find it. Yeah,
Aldi split off into two companies, Aldi North
and Aldi South. I did not know that. Yeah, and
I believe Aldi South is the Aldi we're familiar
with. And Aldi North came into the US. But since
the name was taken, they go by Trader Joe's.
No, but that's part of that same company. Uh
-huh. How about that? Yeah, I forget what it's
what the full name It's like Aldrich is is like
the family that owns them. Okay, and they shortened
it to al all and then the di Stands for discount
discount grocery. Wow. Yeah Fun trivia. I wish
they paid me money. I wish these bonds are the
more, you know Awesome. Well, definitely check
it out at your discount all store. It is now
time for the world of weird news here to wrap
things up on season three of The Mark Mo Show.
And I'll start out with mine. So here's the title
of my world of weird news story. Prankster banned
for life from Vegas Resort after wild Justin
Bieber ruse. Oh no. Here we go. A Justin Bieber
impersonator used his pop star -like look to
advantage over the weekend as he performed for
a packed nightclub. That's funny. And tricked
the headlining DJ, Griffin, at the Wynn Encore
Resort in Las Vegas. The Doppelganger, for whom
Griffin dubbed Bustin' Jeeber in a social media
post, showed up to the resort's excess nightclub
dancing in sunglasses and a hoodie that showed
off his tatted chest before the DJ learned that
he wished to perform, according to footage from
the show shared by Griffin. Dark venue and loud
music didn't help wrote Griffin as the video
showed him speaking to Dylan desk close the man
he believed to be singer to be the singer He
recalled desk closes team Telling him that the
man wanted to perform. Sorry the singers are
Sorry, the singers 2015 smash it he wanted to
sing sorry sing sorry Little did I know I was
about to be sorry, wrote Griffin. Oh, no. Oh,
Griff. As the video flashed to footage of Descoce
on stage as the song played while fans screamed
and recorded him from the crowd. Griffin said
he then got the worst news imaginable when he
learned that the man was a phony after the show.
He went on to note in his hotel room that he
thought the singer had put on a lot of weight.
since his album Swag dropped last month. Michael
Weaver, a spokesperson for the win, later explained
to media outlets that the man was granted access
to the excess stage following what the resort
described as an elaborate and multi -step ruse
by him and his advanced team. That's crazy. As
soon as the air was recognized, he was removed
from the resort and denied future entry, Weaver
wrote of the lifetime ban and a statement. That's
crazy. Outside the nightclub, social media clips
showed the man brow - several stores with security
guards and posing for selfies during his Vegas
trip. Desclos, who is from France, has shared
a number of videos over the years from public
appearances and shows where he performs as Bieber.
Last year, he caught the attention of Bieber's
wife, Hailey Bieber, after he was spotted on
the train in his native country. I'm scared,
she commented on a TikTok of the impersonator.
Desclos' Instagram and TikTok pages appear to
be down, but he shared several posts about his
Vegas appearance on X. formerly Twitter in recent
days. DeskLose was not immediately available
to respond to HuffPost's request for comment.
Oh my god. That's a crazy ruse. Isn't it? Bustin'
Jeeber. Bustin' Jeeber. That's great. Oh man,
I mean, what a way to go out. Yeah. It's like,
if I were to get permabanned from somewhere,
I would want an epic story like that too. Oh,
for sure. Yeah. Like, if you're gonna get banned,
do something epic to get banned. Right. Yeah,
I performed Justin Bieber's Sorry on stage, and
they banned me. Right. I was like, oh, how did
that happen? Well, you see. Yeah, oh, yeah, for
sure. Oh, that's fun. That is fun. So what do
you have for us this week, Aidan? This week,
I went back to my roots, and I had to go down
south. Uh -oh. Florida man. Florida man. Florida
man marks birthday by doing meth, stealing conch
train, Picking up riders, police say. Oh, damn.
Our boy, Jonathan Patrick Winslow, was arrested
in Key West. Key West police say a man told officers,
quote, today is my birthday, after being told
he was under arrest for stealing a conch tour
train on the 4th of July. According to an arrest
report, July 4th was indeed Jonathan Patrick
Winslow's birthday, his 57th. He's facing three
criminal charges after being accused of taking
one of the famous vehicles while on a meth -fueled
joyride. Oh no. Oh no. Yes, he was one of those
big, uh, those big tourists. Trains, oh no that
he stole. Oh no Police went to the conch tour
train depot just before 1130 a .m So this dude's
already hyped up on meth before noon Yeah, receiving
a report that a conch train had been stolen and
is being GPS tracked around downtown in Key West.
An arrest report states that Winslow of Big Torch
Key left his Kia behind at the depot, still running,
quote, with rock music playing on the radio.
I love it. Police said an employee told officers
he had come into the depot, claimed he used to
work for the company years ago, asked for a tour
of the train. He said he got into one of the
vehicles and drove off, leaving the employee
confused, thinking Winslow may have had permission
just to take the train. Winslow did not, police
said. Oh no. Authorities said Winslow had even
picked up random passengers while driving the
vehicle. That's amazing. They found Winslow at
the southernmost point in Bowie. Police said
he exhibited rabid speech and appeared excited.
When he told he was being faced with charges,
he merely borrowed the trolley, saying he used
to work for the company and today's his birthday.
The report states while being searched at the
jail, a corrections deputy found a pipe in Winslow's
pocket. That checks out. It's a weed pipe, Winslow
exclaimed. It was not a weed pipe, they said.
It was a methamphetamine pipe. Oh my guy. As
of Monday, he faces charges of burglary, grand
theft auto, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Oh no. Oh, they got him on that Grand Theft Auto
charge for stealing the train. That's devastating.
There's actually a photo of him in the cop car.
He just looks like he's cracked. He's cracked
for sure. That's hilarious. Oh my God. Oh, Florida
Man never fails to impress. Florida Man. Florida
Man. I love it. That's awesome. Well, that just
about does it for this week. And for this season,
within the next week or two, we'll be coming
up with season four, lining up a few interviews.
We didn't have as many fireside chats this season,
but we're going to try to line a few more of
those up as well. And as always, check out our
socials. And hit us up. If there's something
you want to hear, you have comments, whatever,
bring them on. Damn right. Yeah, so for Season
3, I am your host, Mark Maloney, along with Aidan
Maloney. And any final plugs there, Aidan? Yeah,
definitely. You can find some gaming content
of mine, Aidan spelled the right way, on YouTube.
Also, AK219 collab channel. That's right. We
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