Dan McCoy joins MFD Spring Break

[0:00] It's MFD Spring Break Spectacular 2025.

S1

[0:08] I'm Dave Holmes, and this is the globally famous MaxFunDraw.

[0:12] The one time of year when we ask for your support to become a new or upgrading member,

[0:17] which you can do right now at MaximumFun.org slash join.

[0:22] This is the biggest MFD Spring Break in the network's history, and it's going to be wet.

[0:28] Wild.

[0:30] Wild.

[0:31] And let's roll.

S6

[0:32] The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club.

S1

[0:36] This MFD Spring Break, we're paying tribute to the 90s,

[0:40] celebrating the decade's music, movies, and pop culture as only MaxFun can do.

S17

[0:45] But now you know there was a man named Jack Dawson and that he saved me

[0:49] in every way that a person can be saved.

S1

[0:53] Our first stop is Basel, Switzerland,

[0:55] where this year's Eurovision Song Contest will take place.

[0:59] I hear very faintly somebody say,

[1:01] what's Eurovision?

[1:03] I have the Eurovangelist hosts here to explain it to you.

[1:07] Dimitri, we'll start with you.

S2

[1:07] The short version is Europe's competing nations all pick a song and an artist.

[1:13] They send it to the host city,

[1:15] and they all compete in an amazing showdown to find out what's the best song in Europe that year.

[1:21] Oh, yeah.

S1

[1:22] Oscar, anything to add?

[1:23] It's the gay Super Bowl.

[1:25] It is.

S3

[1:26] It's just a bunch of spectacle, a bunch of lights, a bunch of good times.

S1

[1:31] Oscar, thank you for pointing out that it is lit.

[1:33] They don't have it in the dark like some song contest do.

S4

[1:36] Jeremy?

[1:37] My standard line for describing what Eurovision is,

[1:39] is that it is street fighter but with music.

S1

[1:42] There you go.

[1:42] Now, I found out, the three of you,

[1:45] were going to host the world's largest dance party

[1:47] at the Dance Pavilion,

[1:49] sponsored by Dunkaroos and Hollister.

[1:52] So I was a little jealous.

[1:53] But then I realized I could fly over,

[1:55] I could attend this dance party,

[1:56] and you guys have all the pressure of organizing it.

[1:59] So we are about ten minutes from the start of your dance party

[2:03] before you take the stage as a three-headed DJ.

[2:06] Can you give us a little preview of the spring break appropriate

[2:10] Eurovision songs that you have selected to play and why?

S4

[2:14] It's a shame people can't see the three-headed DJ costume.

[2:16] Yeah, it's pretty cool.

[2:17] I should let our Eurovision experts take the stage first.

S2

[2:19] Let's kick it off the right way as we stand next to the River Rhine.

[2:24] I think there's no better song for your Eurovision spring break playlist

[2:28] than, of course, Grease 2001 with Die For You by Antique.

[2:46] We have future Eurovision winner Elena Paparizou

[2:51] performing with a dear friend,

[2:53] a wonderful early 2000s dance bop

[2:57] that's all about the devotion to your loved one,

[3:00] even until the point of death.

S3

[3:02] That is an excellent lead-off clip, Dimitri.

[3:05] Who's got next?

[3:06] Listen, when I think about spring break,

[3:08] I think about MTV spring break.

[3:10] I think people in scantily clad bathing suits

[3:13] and Cancun sort of partying.

[3:15] And I kind of want to go back to that mid-90s kind of vibe

[3:19] with a song that kind of hit in the US,

[3:22] but no one really knows that it's a Eurovision song.

[3:24] I'm picking Ooh Ah, Just A Little Bit,

[3:28] from the UK, 1996,

[3:31] by the one, the only, Gina G.

[3:43] The feelings are right.

[3:47] It's great.

[3:47] You can grind up on somebody in a consensual way.

[3:51] The vibes are correct.

[3:53] Love that.

S1

[3:54] And it's one of those rare Eurovision songs that crossed over.

[3:57] Now, it only crossed over so far as the gay clubs of 1996 and 1997.

[4:03] It did get too much further than that, but that's enough.

S2

[4:06] Counts.

[4:07] But as we know, as we know,

[4:08] the gay clubs in the 90s set the culture for the rest of us.

[4:12] That's very true.

[4:12] So when it was cool with the gays, it was cool with everybody.

S4

[4:16] Now, speaking of cool with the gays,

[4:18] you need a song that's going to get everybody on the dance floor moving

[4:21] and, like, just going crazy.

[4:25] And so I need to celebrate

[4:26] perhaps the greatest drag performer in Eurovision history.

[4:30] I'm talking Ukraine's 2007,

[4:32] Verka Serduchka,

[4:34] with their song, Dancing La Shatumbay.

S2

[4:49] Amazing.

S4

[4:50] If this does not get your party going,

[4:52] like, I don't know what to tell you.

[4:53] The party's dead.

[4:54] This came in second place,

[4:56] and it's also a great anti-Russia imperialism song,

[5:00] so we love that as well.

S1

[5:01] In your face, Putin.

[5:02] Never more topical than right now.

[5:04] I would like to slide one in, if I could.

[5:07] Dave, of course.

S2

[5:08] You're a Eurovangelist, too.

S1

[5:10] Who knows Spring Break better than Dave Holmes?

[5:12] Well, that's very true.

[5:14] There is a song from, I believe the year was 1973,

[5:17] to Eurovision winner,

[5:18] and it really encapsulates what the whole thing is.

[5:22] It was 1975.

[5:23] It was 1975.

[5:24] Do you know what I'm going to say?

[5:25] I'm assuming you're going to go with Ding-a-Dong.

[5:28] You know that's right.

[5:29] 1975 from Netherlands.

[5:32] That was the Netherlands.

[5:33] Netherlands.

[5:35] And I know the line is a big hit,

[5:37] but it really sounds like,

[5:38] Ding-a-Dong, listen to it.

[5:39] Maybe it's a bigot.

[5:40] Ding-a-Dong.

S5

[5:41] Even when your lover is gone, gone, gone.

[5:44] Ding-a-Dong, listen to it.

[5:48] Even when your lover is gone, gone, gone.

[5:51] Sing, ding, ding, dong.

[5:53] But I love it.

S1

[5:55] It makes no sense.

[5:57] And it's so 1973 or 5.

[6:00] It's everything.

S2

[6:01] I prefer maybe it's a bigot.

[6:03] That's funnier to me.

S1

[6:04] Honestly, it's something we're all saying to ourselves

[6:06] when we meet someone new.

[6:09] It's happening a lot these days.

[6:12] It is happening a lot these days.

[6:14] Okay, I'm seeing the stage manager

[6:15] trying to get your attention,

[6:16] which means we are almost out of time.

[6:19] So let's jump ahead to your crescendo songs.

[6:22] What are your closing bangers, Jeremy?

S4

[6:26] Boy, okay.

[6:28] I am the resident rock fan at Eurovision.

[6:31] And obviously pop and rock have a symbiosis

[6:34] that goes back many, many decades.

[6:37] But never has it been more truly expressed

[6:39] at Eurovision than in 2006

[6:42] with Lordy's Hard Rock Hallelujah.

[7:02] And just imagining hitting a high

[7:05] right when Hard Rock Hallelujah drops in.

[7:07] I don't know.

[7:08] Feels pretty good to me.

S3

[7:09] I like it.

[7:10] Oscar?

[7:10] Great pick.

[7:12] Okay, this is going to be a controversial one

[7:13] because this one was just released.

[7:17] And...

[7:17] Okay, I know what this is.

[7:19] It's a song that I keep coming back to.

[7:22] If you want people to dance,

[7:24] the crescendo is happening.

[7:26] And you want people to get horny

[7:28] and laugh a little,

[7:29] giggle it a little bit.

[7:30] I'm going for the Malta entry

[7:32] of this year's Eurovision 2025.

[7:38] I'm talking about Mariana Conte Conte,

[7:42] which is Maltese for sing.

[7:47] I'm talking about Mariana Conte,

S5

[7:49] which is Maltese for sing.

[7:51] I'm talking about Mariana Conte,

[7:52] and I'm talking about Mariana Conte,

S3

[8:01] Mariana Conte,

[8:02] singing.

[8:03] She's serving singing.

[8:04] But she does,

[8:04] the chorus does go like this,

[8:07] Do,

[8:07] Re,

[8:08] Mi,

[8:08] Fa,

[8:09] So,

[8:09] And it is,

[8:11] She's serving singing.

[8:12] She's serving singing,

[8:13] but she's also serving.

[8:15] Wow.

[8:17] If that isn't a song to get people up,

[8:20] that is going to do it for me.

[8:22] Okay.

[8:22] Go on,

[8:23] Malta.

S2

[8:23] Absolutely.

[8:24] Dimitri?

[8:24] Look,

[8:25] like you said,

[8:25] our excitement is beat.

[8:27] Our hearts are beating like a drum.

[8:29] In fact,

[8:30] there's a Eurovision song

[8:31] that talks about

[8:33] your heart beating like a drum

[8:34] when you're dancing out,

[8:35] partying with the one you love.

[8:36] I'm talking about

[8:37] Turkey 2009,

[8:39] Doom Tech Tech.

[8:40] Woo!

S5

[8:40] Can you feel the rhythm in my heart?

[8:42] The beat's going

[8:45] Always out of life.

[8:46] There's no limit.

[8:47] Feels like there's no limit.

S2

[8:50] I love that song.

[8:51] Of course.

[8:53] Of course.

[8:53] You end your playlist

[8:55] with Doom Tech Tech.

[8:56] Everyone's walking out happy.

S1

[8:57] Oh,

[8:58] I love it.

[8:59] I need this playlist

[9:00] in my life right now.

S4

[9:02] Good news.

[9:03] We got it waiting for you

[9:04] on Spotify.

[9:04] We'll put it in the show notes.

[9:05] Love it.

S2

[9:06] Dave,

[9:06] you only got one.

[9:07] Why don't you end us, Dave?

[9:08] You finish on the playlist.

S1

[9:10] I unabashedly love,

[9:12] and I don't remember the year,

[9:13] but I know it was Sweden,

[9:15] Man's Sermelofs.

[9:16] Heroes.

[9:33] 2015.

[9:34] Heroes.

[9:34] When I'm out running

[9:36] and my energy begins to flag a little bit,

[9:38] guess what puts the wind back in my sails?

[9:40] Months.

[9:41] Months.

[9:42] All right.

[9:43] You guys,

[9:44] thank you so much for doing this.

[9:45] I got to hop back on the Concord

[9:46] and head back to South Padre Island.

[9:49] Thank you very much

[9:49] for taking the time to chat with me

[9:51] right before the biggest event

[9:52] of your careers.

[9:53] Oh,

[9:53] yeah,

[9:53] we got to get into

S4

[9:54] our three-headed DJ costume.

S1

[9:55] Oh,

[9:55] yes.

[9:56] Yep,

[9:56] you got to do it right now.

[9:58] Coming up,

[9:59] we'll check in with Hal Lublin,

[10:01] who's hanging out at the 90s pop culture appreciation cabana.

[10:05] Pele speaks righteous.

[10:06] Sister Zena says funky.

[10:09] How bizarre.

[10:14] But first,

[10:15] it's show versus show versus show versus show.

[10:18] As Go Fact Yourself's J. Keith Van Stratton

[10:21] hosts an epic trivia showdown

[10:23] with secretly incredibly fascinating's Alex Schmidt,

[10:27] secret histories of nerd mysteries,

[10:29] Brenda Snell.

[10:30] Let's learn everything's Tom Lum

[10:32] and from just the zoo of us,

[10:34] Ellen Weatherford.

S6

[10:38] All right,

[10:38] the person who gets the most questions correct

[10:40] will have gotten the most questions correct.

[10:43] Here's how it's going to work.

[10:44] I'm going to ask you a question.

[10:45] If you know the answer,

[10:46] say the first word in your show name

[10:48] and the first one to call out

[10:50] can guess first.

[10:51] Please wait for me to call on you

[10:53] and let's practice our buzz in words.

[10:55] Ellen,

[10:55] what's your buzz in word?

[10:56] Just.

S9

[10:57] Alex?

[10:58] I'm going to go with Sif

[10:59] because it's fast.

[10:59] Sif.

[11:00] Brenda?

[11:01] Secret.

S6

[11:02] And Tom?

[11:03] Let's.

[11:04] All right,

[11:04] here is your first question.

[11:06] Here we go.

[11:07] The X-Men belong to a long line

[11:09] of fantastic characters

[11:10] which started with the Human Torch

[11:11] in 1939

[11:12] from Timely publications.

[11:14] Timely's name changed

[11:16] to Atlas Comics in the 1950s

[11:18] and it changed to what name in 1961?

[11:21] Secret.

[11:21] What's?

[11:21] Secret I heard first.

[11:23] Marvel.

[11:24] Marvel is correct

[11:25] and Secret is on the board.

[11:26] Very nice job, Brenda.

[11:28] Here is your next question.

[11:29] Cheers has one of television's

[11:31] most memorable theme songs

[11:32] written by Gary Portnoy

[11:33] and Judy Hart Angelo.

[11:35] Although it's known as

[11:36] the theme from Cheers,

[11:37] what is the actual title

[11:39] of the theme song?

S10

[11:40] Secret?

[11:41] Secret.

[11:42] Is it called

[11:43] Where Everybody Knows Your Name

[11:44] or no?

S6

[11:45] Well,

[11:46] this is the part

[11:46] where you answer

[11:47] instead of ask

[11:48] so if you would have

[11:48] phrased that as an answer.

[11:50] Is it not Jeopardy rules?

[11:51] No, no,

[11:52] not Jeopardy rules.

S10

[11:53] Oh, let's be confident then.

[11:54] Is it

[11:55] Where Everybody Knows Your Name?

S6

[11:57] It is

[11:57] Where Everybody Knows Your Name.

[11:58] Secret running away

[11:59] with it so far.

[12:01] Two to nothing

[12:01] to nothing to nothing.

[12:02] Let's see if the others

[12:03] could get on the board.

[12:04] Oh,

[12:05] who here loves sports?

[12:07] That's what I thought.

[12:08] I'm wearing a baseball hat.

[12:09] You are?

[12:10] Okay.

[12:12] On March 10th,

[12:13] 1955,

[12:14] the Zamboni

[12:15] made its debut

[12:16] in what professional sports league?

[12:18] Let's.

[12:18] Let's,

[12:19] I heard first.

[12:20] The NHL?

[12:22] That is correct, Tom,

[12:23] and Let's Learn Everything

[12:24] are on the board.

[12:25] The National Hockey League.

[12:27] Fun fact,

[12:27] Zamboni is a registered trademark

[12:29] of the Zamboni company

[12:30] and they are very protective

[12:32] of their trademark.

[12:34] Here's your next one.

[12:35] The movie Kill Bill Volume 1

[12:37] opens with the quote,

[12:38] Revenge is a dish

[12:39] best served cold,

[12:40] which is credited

[12:41] to a proverb

[12:42] of what species

[12:43] of Star Trek aliens?

[12:46] Just.

[12:47] Just,

[12:48] I heard.

[12:49] Klingon.

[12:50] Klingon is correct

[12:51] and I can't believe

[12:51] we had that much

[12:52] of a delay

[12:52] regarding a Star Trek question.

[12:54] There's a lot of

S18

[12:55] Star Trek aliens,

[12:56] okay?

[12:56] Yeah.

[12:57] There are.

[12:57] It loops back around.

[12:59] If you know too much,

[12:59] then you're like,

[13:00] well,

[13:00] it could be

[13:01] from this one episode.

[13:02] Exactly.

[13:03] I was in a mind palace

[13:05] about the Foliance.

[13:06] I was like lost

[13:07] somewhere.

[13:08] Yeah.

S6

[13:09] All right.

[13:09] Here we go

[13:09] with our next question.

[13:10] We've got a game going now.

[13:12] As shown in the musical,

[13:13] Alexander Hamilton

[13:14] was the United States

[13:15] first secretary of what?

[13:18] I think that was Alex,

[13:19] yes?

[13:20] The treasury?

[13:21] That is correct.

[13:22] $10 founding father

[13:23] for secretary of treasury.

[13:25] Treasury or state?

[13:26] Treasury or state?

[13:27] Treasury.

[13:28] All right.

[13:28] Here's your next question.

[13:30] According to one of TV's

[13:31] Twilight Zone's openings,

[13:32] you're traveling

[13:33] through another dimension,

[13:34] a dimension not only

[13:35] of sight and sound,

[13:36] but of what?

[13:37] Secret.

S10

[13:38] Secret.

[13:39] I literally just listened

[13:41] to this,

[13:41] but of mind?

[13:43] Mind.

[13:44] That is my answer.

[13:45] That is your answer.

S6

[13:46] The confidence is growing

[13:47] and with good reason.

[13:49] Sight and sound of mind.

S10

[13:51] There's literally like

[13:52] what I'm doing

[13:54] for this week's episode

[13:54] of the podcast.

[13:55] I literally just watched

[13:57] that opening.

S6

[13:58] Was that a coincidence

[13:59] or did we conspire

[14:00] to help you get

[14:01] that answer correct?

S10

[14:02] This goes all the way

[14:03] to the top.

S6

[14:04] All the way.

[14:04] It's my one episode.

[14:07] Here's your next question.

[14:09] Tom Lehrer noted

[14:10] for his song

[14:11] on The Electric Company,

[14:12] there's a certain magic letter

[14:13] that can turn a can

[14:14] into a cane,

[14:15] turn a pan

[14:16] into a pane,

[14:17] and make a little hug

[14:18] become huge instantly

[14:20] if you just add

[14:21] what quiet vowel?

[14:22] Just.

[14:23] I heard just first.

[14:25] E.

[14:26] More specific, please.

[14:27] Silent E.

[14:28] Silent E is the answer

[14:29] we were looking for.

[14:30] That is the wonderful song

[14:31] with wonderful animation

[14:32] by the wonderful

[14:33] Tom Lehrer.

[14:35] What is the proper term

[14:36] for the motion

[14:37] cats make

[14:38] by rhythmically

[14:38] alternating their paws

[14:40] pushing in and out

[14:41] against a pliable object?

[14:43] Just.

[14:44] Kneading.

[14:45] Kneading is correct.

[14:46] Yes.

[14:47] Kneading,

[14:47] otherwise known as

[14:48] making biscuits.

[14:49] Making biscuits, yeah.

[14:50] It's one of my favorite

[14:52] cute things that kitties do.

S18

[14:54] I like that it's still

[14:55] a baking term.

[14:55] I thought it was going

[14:56] to be much more scientific

[14:57] or allergy or something.

S6

[14:59] All right,

[15:00] let's move on

[15:00] to our next question.

[15:02] This one has to do

[15:02] with Canada and food.

[15:04] In the early part

[15:05] of the 2000s,

[15:06] thieves stole

[15:07] 3,000 tons

[15:08] of what Canadian foodstuff

[15:10] valued at $18.7 million?

[15:13] Of course,

[15:13] that's Canadian dollars.

[15:14] Let's.

S18

[15:15] Oh, Canadian dollars.

[15:16] Never mind.

[15:17] No, maple syrup?

S6

[15:18] Maple syrup is correct.

[15:20] That's right.

[15:21] 3,000 tons

[15:23] of maple syrup.

[15:24] Fun fact,

[15:25] Canada has a cartel

[15:26] that controls

[15:26] over 70%

[15:27] of the world's supply

[15:29] of maple syrup.

[15:30] But I know a guy

[15:31] if you want to taste it.

S18

[15:32] All the good stuff.

[15:32] He makes blue.

[15:33] He makes blue maple syrup.

[15:34] Yeah, that's right.

[15:35] It's pure.

[15:36] It's so pure.

S6

[15:38] All right,

[15:38] here's our next question.

[15:40] Anxiety over World War II

[15:42] breaking out in Europe

[15:42] led some handbags

[15:44] to be designed

[15:45] with a stylish compartment

[15:46] to hold what

[15:47] life-saving device?

[15:49] Just.

[15:50] A knife.

[15:51] A knife.

[15:52] Incorrect,

[15:53] but that definitely

[15:54] is handy in New York.

[15:55] Sif.

[15:56] Sif.

[15:57] Bigger knife.

[16:00] They would say,

[16:00] now that's a knife.

[16:01] Yeah.

[16:02] Yeah.

[16:03] No.

[16:03] Any other guesses?

[16:05] Let's.

[16:06] A gas mask?

[16:07] Gas mask?

[16:08] That's ridiculous

[16:09] and correct.

[16:10] Oh.

[16:11] Nice.

[16:12] It seems the gas mask

S18

[16:13] is mightier than the knife.

S6

[16:15] I love playing

[16:18] rock, paper, gas mask.

[16:20] Yes.

[16:22] Respirators or gas masks

[16:24] were part of a line

[16:25] of luxury handbags

[16:26] that were designed

[16:27] and sold near World War.

[16:29] Excuse me.

[16:29] Are you wearing the.

[16:30] Around World War II

[16:30] in Europe.

S10

[16:31] The Chanel gas mask?

[16:33] Yeah, I am.

S6

[16:34] Who are you wearing?

S5

[16:37] All right.

S6

[16:44] Let's move on.

[16:45] Here's some questions

[16:45] about improv comedy.

[16:48] He was an acclaimed

[16:48] writer, director,

[16:49] producer, and actor.

[16:50] She is an acclaimed

[16:51] writer, director,

[16:52] producer, and actor.

[16:53] And together,

[16:54] they're probably the greatest

[16:55] improv duo of all time

[16:56] whose comedy records

[16:58] made the pop music charts

[16:59] and won the Grammy.

[17:00] Who are they?

[17:02] Sif?

[17:02] Sif.

[17:03] Nichols and May?

[17:05] Yes, we also would have

[17:05] accepted May and Nichols.

[17:07] Yes, Nichols and May,

[17:07] of course, is correct.

[17:09] The Grammy winning

[17:09] comedy duo.

[17:11] Any fans of Breaking Bad here?

[17:14] Well, let's see how

[17:15] you do anyway on this.

S18

[17:17] I made that reference

[17:18] about the blue thing.

S6

[17:19] Oh, you did.

[17:20] So, Tom,

S18

[17:20] fake fan, fake fan.

S6

[17:22] Big fake fan.

[17:23] Well, there are some

[17:24] rabid fans of Breaking Bad,

[17:26] some of whom like to visit

[17:27] the actual filming locations

[17:28] of the show in Albuquerque

[17:30] and recreate some of

[17:31] the show's iconic moments.

[17:32] This led show creator

[17:33] Vince Gilligan to beg fans

[17:34] to stop going to the

[17:35] actual house used as

[17:36] Walter White's home

[17:37] and throwing what

[17:38] large circular food

[17:39] on the roof?

[17:40] Let's.

[17:42] Let's, I think

[17:43] you were in first.

S18

[17:44] Yeah, you were in first.

[17:45] I was going to buzz

[17:46] in the moment you said

[17:47] house.

[17:47] I knew what this was

[17:48] going to be.

[17:48] This is throwing pizzas

[17:49] on the roof.

[17:50] Yes.

S6

[17:52] Exactly.

[17:53] Yes.

[17:53] Please do not throw

[17:54] pizzas on the roof.

[17:55] Please bring them

[17:56] to my doorstep.

[17:59] All right.

[17:59] Another TV question.

[18:01] While the TV show

[18:02] Roseanne gained a claim

[18:03] for its depiction

[18:04] of a working class family,

[18:05] season nine of the show

[18:06] depicted the same family

[18:07] as incredibly wealthy.

[18:09] How did the family

[18:10] come upon this

[18:11] sudden fortune?

[18:12] Secret.

S10

[18:13] Secret.

[18:14] Roseanne won the lottery.

S6

[18:16] Yes.

[18:17] You won the question

[18:17] and Roseanne won the lottery.

[18:19] Hey, let's get a score update

[18:20] as we head into the final

[18:22] friendship questions.

[18:23] We've got Alex with two.

[18:25] We've got Ellen with three

[18:27] and we've got a tie at the top.

[18:29] Brenda and Tom with four.

[18:30] A very close game.

[18:32] Anybody could win,

[18:33] but we probably know

[18:35] it's not going to be

[18:35] one of these people.

[18:36] All right.

[18:37] Here we go with our next question.

[18:39] I didn't say the name,

[18:41] but you felt directed at me

[18:42] and I'm okay with it.

[18:43] No, that's a nice.

[18:45] Again, the stakes

[18:46] could not be lower.

[18:48] Much of the film Ed Wood

[18:49] involves the making

[18:50] of what critics

[18:51] Michael and Harry Medved

[18:52] would later call

[18:53] the worst film ever made.

[18:55] What sci-fi film

[18:56] featuring Criswell,

[18:57] Vampyra,

[18:58] and Bela Lugosi

[18:58] do we get to see

[18:59] come to life?

[19:01] Sif?

[19:01] Sif.

[19:02] Is this one

[19:02] Plan 9 from Outer Space?

[19:04] It is Plan 9 from Outer Space.

[19:06] Very nice.

[19:06] Very nice job.

[19:08] The musical Les Miserables

[19:09] is based on the novel

[19:11] Les Miserables

[19:11] published in 1862.

[19:13] Who is the author

[19:14] of that novel?

[19:15] Secret.

[19:16] Secret.

S10

[19:17] It is, um,

[19:19] oh my gosh,

[19:20] I blanked on it.

[19:21] I relent.

S6

[19:23] Ellen,

[19:24] you were the next one in.

[19:25] Hugo.

[19:26] Victor Hugo is correct.

[19:28] In the season 3 episode

[19:29] of the Brady Bunch's

[19:30] Her Sister's Shadow,

[19:31] Jan complains about

[19:32] not getting the kind

[19:33] of attention

[19:34] one of her siblings gets.

[19:35] In doing so,

[19:36] what name does Jan

[19:37] memorably repeat

[19:38] three times?

[19:39] Sif.

[19:40] Marsha, Marsha, Marsha.

[19:41] That is correct,

[19:42] correct, correct.

S18

[19:44] I think it was Bloody Mary.

[19:46] I was looking at it

[19:46] three times.

[19:47] I was like,

[19:48] clearly,

[19:48] when he says that

[19:49] then she's here.

S6

[19:51] Oh, God, I'm Marsha.

[19:52] Oh, oh no.

[19:53] I'm falling down the stairs.

[19:54] She pushed me downstairs.

[19:55] As long as you don't say

[19:56] Beetlejuice or Candyman,

[19:57] I think we're okay.

[19:59] All right.

[20:00] Ladies and gentlemen,

[20:01] we are all tied up

[20:03] at four.

[20:04] All tied up.

[20:05] Everybody is currently

[20:07] in the lead.

[20:08] Oh, my God.

[20:09] It is going to come down

[20:10] to this one last question.

[20:14] In Ontario, Canada,

[20:16] more than 75% of milk

[20:18] is sold in what type

[20:19] of container?

[20:20] Secret.

[20:21] Bags.

[20:22] Bags is correct.

[20:23] Congratulations, Brenda.

S1

[20:24] We got a topic on this

[20:25] on our podcast.

S6

[20:26] I didn't know.

[20:27] It was a coincidence.

[20:28] Congratulations, Brenda.

[20:29] Good job, Brenda.

[20:30] You did it.

[20:32] Of this very important,

[20:33] very exciting trivia showdown.

[20:36] Congratulations.

[20:36] Well, hey, everybody,

[20:37] I want to thank you.

[20:38] Tom Lom,

[20:39] Ellen Weatherford,

[20:40] Brenda Snell,

[20:41] and Alex Schmidt.

[20:42] Now, where can listeners

[20:43] who aren't here with us

[20:44] at the Long Beach Convention Center

[20:45] Promenade Meeting Room

[20:46] find you?

[20:47] Ellen, why don't you go ahead

[20:48] and tell us?

S10

[20:49] Just the Zoo of Us

[20:50] on Maximum Fun

[20:51] wherever you get podcasts.

S6

[20:53] And Alex?

[20:54] Yeah, secretly,

[20:54] incredibly fascinating

[20:55] if you search secretly

[20:56] in a podcast app.

[20:57] It's the red one.

[20:59] And Tom?

S18

[21:00] Well, let's learn everything.

[21:01] We did a topic

[21:02] about bagged milk

[21:02] with a Canadian

[21:03] if you want to learn

[21:04] some more about that.

[21:05] Amazing.

[21:05] And Brenda?

S10

[21:07] You find me

[21:07] at Secret Histories

[21:08] of Nerd Mysteries

[21:09] on Maximum Fun.

S6

[21:10] Excellent.

[21:11] And I'm J. Keith Van Stratton

[21:12] from Go Fact Yourself

[21:13] here at Maximum Fun.

[21:14] Hey, thanks so much

[21:15] for everybody

[21:16] who supports us

[21:17] in the Max Fun Drive.

[21:18] You can go to

[21:18] MaximumFun.org

[21:20] slash join.

[21:21] All right,

[21:21] don't go anywhere, listeners.

[21:22] There's more show

[21:23] right after this.

S1

[21:27] We got to go to break,

[21:28] but when I come back,

[21:29] I will sit down

[21:30] for an exclusive interview

[21:31] with Auburn College student

[21:33] and guy who died,

[21:35] Thatcher Sawyer.

Jordan Morris

[21:36] I was pronounced

[21:38] legally dead

[21:39] and I saw

[21:41] heaven itself.

S1

[21:43] But first,

[21:44] here's Mike Cavallon

[21:45] on stage

[21:46] at the 90s

[21:47] pop culture

[21:47] appreciation cabana

[21:49] appreciating

[21:50] Four Non Blondes

[21:51] What's Up.

S18

[21:54] So I cry sometimes

[21:56] when I'm lying in bed

[21:57] just to get it all out.

[22:00] You know,

[22:00] what's in my head.

[22:01] And I am feeling

[22:02] a little peculiar.

[22:06] And so I wake in the morning

[22:07] and I step outside

[22:08] and I take a deep breath

[22:10] and I get real high

[22:12] and I scream

[22:13] from the top of my lungs,

[22:16] what's going on?

S11

[22:18] Mike Cavallon, everybody.

S8

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S8

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S8

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S5

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S8

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S18

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S8

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S5

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S1

[24:38] MFD Spring Break 2025.

[24:41] We are in the Fruitopia

[24:42] one-on-one interview lounge.

[24:45] I am Dave Holmes

[24:46] with a young man

[24:47] who's down here

[24:48] all the way from

[24:49] Auburn University.

[24:50] He's a little bit

[24:51] of a Spring Break celebrity.

[24:53] Please welcome

[24:53] Thatcher Sawyer.

[24:54] Hi, Thatcher.

Jordan Morris

[24:55] Dave, it's great to be here.

[24:58] I can't wait to share

[24:59] my story with everybody.

[25:00] We can't wait

[25:01] to be shared

[25:03] in that story.

[25:04] Yeah.

[25:05] Go Sandpipers.

[25:06] Go Sandpipers.

[25:07] We're the number one school

[25:09] in rowing,

[25:10] lacrosse,

[25:11] and shorts.

S1

[25:13] Yeah.

[25:14] And an excellent pair

[25:15] of shorts on you

[25:16] right now, Thatcher.

[25:18] Madras never looked so good.

[25:19] So you had a bit

[25:21] of an interesting experience

[25:22] at Spring Break last year.

[25:24] Why don't you tell us about it?

Jordan Morris

[25:25] Well, Dave,

[25:26] during Spring Break last year,

[25:28] I legally died.

[25:31] Thatcher.

[25:32] I was pronounced

[25:33] legally dead

[25:34] and I saw

[25:36] heaven itself.

[25:38] Okay.

[25:39] Back me up a few steps,

[25:40] Thatcher.

S1

[25:41] What happened?

[25:42] What were the circumstances

[25:43] of your Spring Break death?

Jordan Morris

[25:45] Um, I was a tragic victim

[25:47] of mixing.

[25:48] Obviously, I know this now,

[25:50] but like,

[25:50] I just want to say it

[25:51] to all the young people

[25:52] out there.

[25:52] If you're partying,

[25:53] if you're throwing down,

[25:54] just watch for mixing

[25:56] because I,

[25:57] unfortunately,

[25:58] mixed tequila,

[26:00] Celsius,

[26:00] and being on a balcony

[26:02] that collapsed.

S1

[26:03] Wow.

[26:04] Oh, that's a difficult combination.

Jordan Morris

[26:05] Because of that,

[26:06] I was, uh,

[26:08] I was legally dead

[26:09] for 14 minutes,

[26:10] but was brought back

[26:11] to life by heroic EMTs.

[26:13] They're the real heroes.

[26:15] But, you know,

[26:16] in the time that I was gone,

[26:18] I was fortunate enough

[26:19] to see heaven,

[26:21] to see the other side

[26:22] and to see what awaits us,

[26:24] you know,

[26:25] after the party's over.

[26:26] I have so many questions

[26:28] about the afterlife.

[26:29] I'm just going to start.

[26:29] What does it smell like?

[26:30] Oh, I mean,

[26:31] it's just got this

[26:32] wonderful smoky smell,

[26:34] right?

[26:35] Like a smoky,

[26:36] sulfur,

[26:38] charcoal,

[26:39] like,

[26:40] you ever like

[26:40] catch your flesh on fire?

[26:42] You ever like

[26:42] catch your hair

[26:43] or flesh on fire?

[26:44] Like maybe you fall

[26:45] in a bonfire,

[26:46] you get too drunk

[26:47] at a bonfire.

[26:48] So it smells a little bit

[26:49] like when human flesh burns.

[26:51] Right.

[26:52] Just like,

[26:52] just like gorgeous

[26:53] smells in heaven.

S1

[26:55] Wow.

[26:55] Oh God.

[26:56] Yeah.

[26:56] So like,

[26:57] a little bit like a,

[26:58] like a,

[26:59] like a fire pit

[27:00] or a Korean barbecue,

[27:02] but,

[27:02] but human flesh.

[27:03] Yeah,

Jordan Morris

[27:04] human flesh.

[27:04] Exactly.

[27:05] It's kind of got a,

[27:06] got a stench,

[27:07] a kind of a reek,

[27:09] you know,

[27:09] but like,

[27:10] you know,

[27:10] I was into it.

S1

[27:11] The music playing in heaven,

[27:13] is it what you're listening to

[27:14] when you die

[27:15] or is there special heaven

[27:17] after like music?

Jordan Morris

[27:18] You know,

[27:19] I assumed I would be up there

[27:21] jamming with the greats.

[27:22] I play a little guitar,

[27:24] Dave.

[27:24] Do you know that?

[27:24] I play a little guitar.

[27:25] I didn't know that,

S1

[27:26] but I did assume.

Jordan Morris

[27:27] People love it

[27:28] when they're at a party with me

[27:29] and I break out the acoustic

[27:31] and I throw down

[27:32] a little Buffalo Soldier.

S1

[27:33] Oh,

[27:34] I love that.

Jordan Morris

[27:35] No matter what's playing

[27:36] on the stereo,

[27:37] it's a song of revolution,

S1

[27:39] Dave.

[27:39] And it speaks so directly

[27:40] to your own personal experiences.

Jordan Morris

[27:42] Exactly.

[27:43] I've had a lot of hardship.

[27:44] You know,

[27:44] Bob Marley,

[27:45] he gets me.

[27:46] Anyway,

[27:47] what I was assuming

[27:48] was that I would be in heaven

[27:49] jamming with Hendrix,

[27:51] Bob Marley,

[27:52] the one guy

[27:52] from Dave Matthews' band

[27:54] that died.

[27:54] I didn't really see

[27:55] many musicians.

[27:58] There was this really cool guy,

[27:59] though,

[28:00] Genghis Khan.

S1

[28:01] Oh,

[28:01] I've heard that name.

[28:03] Was he on Survivor

[28:04] or Big Brother?

Jordan Morris

[28:06] No,

[28:06] I think he was like

[28:08] a leader or something.

[28:10] Okay.

[28:11] Not a history guy.

[28:12] I'm more of just like

[28:13] a school of life

[28:14] kind of guy.

[28:15] Yeah.

[28:15] He's great with percussion

[28:17] and he had this friend there,

[28:18] Vlad the Impaler.

[28:20] Uh-huh.

[28:21] Is he a TikToker?

[28:22] He's a TikToker.

[28:23] Maybe.

[28:23] He might be a TikToker.

[28:25] I have like a different

[28:26] TikTok algorithm

[28:27] than most people.

[28:29] I'm on Crosstalk,

[28:30] which is like CrossFit

[28:31] and talking over each other.

[28:33] Right.

[28:34] That's my TikTok algorithm.

[28:36] But this guy was really cool

[28:37] and,

[28:38] you know,

[28:39] we had a little drum circle

[28:40] and it was like

[28:40] just really cool

[28:41] and like expressive

[28:42] and spiritual.

[28:44] It was kind of

[28:45] right up your alley,

[28:45] the afterlife.

[28:46] Oh, yeah.

S1

[28:47] But something,

[28:47] something pulled you back.

[28:50] I'm just curious

[28:50] what that was.

Jordan Morris

[28:51] Yeah,

[28:52] you know,

[28:52] I think I just realized

[28:53] that I had a lot of

[28:54] unfinished business

[28:55] to take care of

[28:56] here on Earth.

[28:57] Of course,

[28:58] I had my great girlfriend,

[28:59] Kendra,

[29:00] and she and I

[29:01] were supposed to go

[29:01] to a wedding,

[29:03] so I didn't want to like

[29:03] miss out on that.

[29:05] It was her cousin

[29:05] who's really cool,

[29:07] who's kind of like

[29:08] a cousin to me

[29:08] in many ways.

[29:09] I have a lot of

[29:10] great ideas for apps,

[29:11] so I think I like

[29:12] wanted to make sure

[29:12] that like I get

[29:13] some of these apps

[29:14] off the ground.

[29:15] And of course,

[29:16] Dave Matthews Band

[29:16] is touring in the fall,

[29:18] so I just wanted

[29:18] to come back for that.

S1

[29:19] And now,

[29:20] this is so exciting.

[29:21] Maximum Fun

[29:22] and Miramax together

[29:24] are getting into

[29:25] the film business

[29:26] and our first film

[29:27] is a dramatization

[29:30] of your story.

Jordan Morris

[29:32] Yeah,

[29:32] it was just like

[29:33] really exciting.

[29:34] Of course,

[29:34] like my uncle

[29:35] is an executive

[29:36] at Miramax,

[29:37] so he like

[29:37] fast-tracked it.

[29:39] Just a really,

[29:40] really good script

[29:41] from Diablo Cody.

[29:43] She was fun to work with.

[29:44] She really responded

[29:45] well to my many notes.

[29:47] Yeah,

[29:47] I think I'm just like

[29:48] really excited

[29:49] to like finally

[29:49] see myself up on screen,

[29:51] you know?

[29:52] Representation

[29:52] is so important

[29:53] and I am,

[29:55] I think I'm just like

[29:56] excited to finally

[29:57] tell the story

[29:59] of a straight white guy

[30:00] that died

[30:00] and hopefully

[30:01] others can be inspired

[30:02] by my journey.

[30:04] And Thatcher,

[30:05] you brought a scene?

[30:06] Can you set it up for us?

[30:07] Yeah,

[30:07] this is the pivotal scene

[30:09] where the heroic EMTs

[30:11] bring me back from heaven.

S5

[30:13] Can you just tell me

[30:15] if my,

[30:15] my friend

[30:16] is even alive?

S1

[30:18] I'm doing compressions.

[30:20] Come on, dude.

[30:22] Take a broth!

[30:24] Think about the memes

[30:25] that you might go on

[30:26] to send

[30:27] to your friends

[30:28] and family.

[30:29] Look at those

[30:30] madras slacks.

[30:34] I see his eyes fluttering.

[30:38] There's life in those eyes.

[30:41] Yeah, man!

[30:46] Incredible.

[30:47] Thatcher Sawyer's

[30:48] Oops, I Fell and Died

[30:49] comes out this May.

[30:51] Cannot wait.

[30:52] Everybody go see it.

[30:53] What are Clint

[30:54] and Justin McElroy

[30:55] up to in Daytona Beach?

[30:57] Be positive

Justin McElroy

[30:58] that it won't hurt.

[31:01] Right.

[31:01] And give me your blood.

S1

[31:03] Still ahead,

[31:03] the segment

[31:04] MFD's lawyers

[31:05] don't want us to do.

[31:07] It's gonna be wild.

S17

[31:12] I love watching wrestling

[31:14] and talking about wrestling

[31:15] and interviewing wrestlers.

[31:17] It's pretty cool.

[31:19] You know I'm able to do

[31:20] all these incredible things?

[31:22] Because a friend

[31:23] didn't let me mix

[31:24] tequila and Celsius

[31:25] and step out onto

[31:26] a wobbly balcony

[31:27] in South Beach.

[31:29] Friends don't let

[31:30] other friends mix

[31:31] on balconies.

S1

[31:34] Hey there,

[31:35] I am Dave Holmes

[31:36] and you are experiencing

[31:38] the MFD 2025

[31:40] Spring Break Spectacular.

[31:42] Yeah, Tommy!

[31:43] I'm at the Fruit by the Foot

[31:44] Party Animal Pavilion

[31:46] in South Padre Island

[31:48] where hundreds of party animals

[31:50] have been competing

[31:51] all day long

[31:52] for our first annual

[31:53] Golden Chalice Trophy.

[31:56] And you can hear

[31:56] just how wild it is.

S15

[31:58] Big set, big set.

S1

[32:00] We're down to

[32:01] our final contestants

[32:02] and the winner today

[32:03] will be going home

[32:04] with this rad

[32:05] Golden Chalice

[32:06] filled with

[32:07] the party animal's

[32:08] favorite snack.

[32:10] So without further ado,

[32:11] let's say bonjour

[32:12] to our remaining handlers.

[32:14] From Dr. Game Show

[32:15] Manolo Moreno,

[32:17] Eurovangelists

[32:18] Jeremy Bent,

[32:19] Let's Learn Everything's

[32:21] Tom Lum,

[32:22] and from just the zoo of us

[32:24] Ellen Weatherford.

[32:26] First up,

[32:27] Manolo Moreno.

[32:29] Now your buddy here

[32:30] is really going to town

[32:31] on those bagel bites,

[32:33] proving the adage

[32:34] that when pizza's on a bagel,

[32:36] you can have pizza anytime.

[32:38] Who's your friend here?

S9

[32:39] I brought a party pig.

[32:43] His name is Pigachad.

[32:45] Here he is right now.

S1

[32:47] There he is.

[32:49] What's his name again?

S9

[32:51] Pigachad.

[32:51] He just said

[32:52] that he was annoyed

[32:54] by the flight

[32:54] because people

[32:57] kept telling him

[32:58] to go under the seat.

[33:00] He said

[33:00] he wanted to fly the plane.

[33:04] Wow.

[33:05] You know what?

S1

[33:06] We could do a lot worse

[33:07] these days.

[33:08] So I understand

[33:09] you actually speak pig.

[33:10] That's impressive.

S9

[33:12] Yeah,

[33:12] I mostly understand it.

[33:14] I'm too embarrassed.

[33:15] You don't speak it.

[33:16] You do.

[33:17] Yeah,

[33:17] I interpret it.

[33:18] You comprehend and read it.

[33:19] You mostly don't like

S18

[33:20] where's the bathroom,

[33:21] stuff like that.

S9

[33:22] Yeah,

[33:23] yeah,

[33:23] which is weird

[33:24] because my pig

[33:25] likes traveling.

[33:28] Yeah,

[33:28] he likes traveling.

[33:29] He just came back

[33:31] from France

[33:32] and he learned

[33:34] some French.

[33:35] If you want to hear

[33:36] what he said,

[33:37] he said.

[33:38] Where?

[33:39] Where?

[33:40] Where?

[33:41] Where?

[33:42] And yeah,

[33:43] that does mean

[33:44] where is the bathroom?

S1

[33:47] He is multilingual.

[33:48] So when did you realize,

[33:50] Manolo,

[33:51] that Pig and Chad

[33:52] liked to party?

S9

[33:53] I heard him

[33:54] down the street

[33:55] at his,

[33:57] those party houses.

[33:59] He likes singing this song.

[34:08] And that's when I knew.

S1

[34:10] Jeremy Bent,

[34:11] who you got with you?

[34:12] And why do they like to party?

S4

[34:14] These are bonobos,

[34:15] Dave.

[34:16] Bonobos.

[34:17] Yeah.

[34:17] Our closest non-human relative,

[34:20] but also animals known to party.

[34:25] Wow.

[34:26] What do you mean by that?

[34:27] Okay,

[34:27] so these animals,

[34:28] they're very close to humans.

[34:29] They're another,

[34:30] they're a fellow primate.

[34:31] They're one of two animals

[34:32] within the chimp family.

[34:35] Because bonobos are a type of chimp.

[34:37] But they are the only animal

[34:40] that exhibits a similar behavior

[34:42] to us humans.

[34:43] They tongue kiss,

[34:44] just like we do.

[34:45] So these animals like to get down.

[34:47] Yeah.

[34:48] Jeremy,

[34:49] what are your bonobos named?

[34:51] When I first met them,

[34:51] they told me their names

[34:52] are Manny and Tess.

S1

[34:53] Manny and Tess.

[34:54] So when did you realize

[34:56] that your bonobos

[34:57] like to throw down?

S4

[34:59] Well,

[34:59] you know,

[35:00] once you see,

[35:01] you know,

[35:01] a big community of bonobos

[35:03] in action,

[35:03] you realize that like,

[35:04] oh,

[35:05] they like,

[35:06] they like to get it on.

[35:07] They have sex for pleasure.

[35:09] They do it frequently.

[35:10] They do it with multiple partners.

[35:12] But they also are known

[35:13] to have long friendships

[35:15] and lengthy relationships as well.

[35:17] They're just like a good time gang,

[35:19] bonobos.

[35:20] All right.

S1

[35:21] You seem like you actually

[35:22] did some work and research,

[35:24] Jeremy Benton.

[35:25] I'm taken by surprise.

[35:27] Tom Lum,

S18

[35:28] who you got with you?

[35:29] Well,

[35:29] I thought one of the most

[35:31] and underrated factors

[35:32] of a party animal

[35:34] is a chill hang.

[35:35] And so I brought

[35:36] perhaps the most chillest

[35:38] hanger in the world,

[35:39] the sloth

[35:40] as my party animal.

[35:42] Oh, sure.

[35:42] Wow.

[35:43] People don't often know

[35:44] they're nocturnal,

[35:45] so they'll be up all night.

[35:46] They are literally cold blooded

[35:48] and their temperature

[35:49] will change up to

[35:50] 20 degrees Fahrenheit

[35:51] within a single day

[35:52] because they don't care.

[35:54] They'll just,

[35:54] hey,

[35:55] you know what?

[35:55] I'll rock with whatever

[35:56] we're rocking with.

S1

[35:57] That's so important

[35:57] to the art of partying

[35:58] is resilience.

[36:00] Tom Lum,

[36:01] does your sloth

[36:02] have a name?

[36:03] Also,

S10

[36:04] Pigachad,

[36:04] weirdly.

[36:05] One of you's got to be

[36:06] like Pigachad A

[36:08] and one of you

[36:08] has to be like

[36:09] Pigachad S.

S1

[36:11] Yeah,

[36:11] like on The Bachelor.

[36:13] Finally,

[36:14] Ellen Weatherford,

[36:15] who's with you

[36:15] and why do they

[36:16] like to party?

S10

[36:17] Well,

[36:17] I've brought

[36:18] only 200 to 300

[36:19] of my closest friends.

[36:21] I've brought a colony

[36:21] of western honeybees,

[36:23] Apis mellifera.

[36:24] So,

[36:25] you know,

[36:25] I feel like there's

[36:26] no bigger bummer

[36:27] than getting to a party

[36:28] and realizing that

[36:29] it's like all dudes.

[36:31] So,

[36:32] I figured

[36:33] I would bring,

[36:34] you know,

[36:34] a few hundred

[36:36] females

[36:37] because

[36:38] in a honeybee

[36:40] colony,

[36:42] the only males

[36:43] are a few

[36:44] sort of like,

[36:45] they're basically

[36:46] just there

[36:46] for reproduction

[36:47] occasionally

[36:48] and everyone else

[36:49] is all females.

[36:50] So,

[36:50] I brought some

[36:51] literal

[36:52] fly honeys.

S1

[36:53] fly honeys.

[36:56] Now,

[36:56] talk to me

[36:57] about their

[36:58] partying strategies

S10

[37:00] and likes

[37:01] and dislikes.

[37:02] They are

[37:02] extremely social.

[37:04] They bring snacks

[37:04] to the party.

[37:06] When they collect

[37:07] pollen,

[37:07] they, you know,

[37:08] attach pollen

[37:08] to their body

[37:09] and then they

[37:09] process it into

[37:10] something called

[37:11] bee bread.

[37:12] So,

[37:12] they are bringing

[37:12] snacks to share.

[37:14] They also communicate

[37:15] with dance moves,

[37:16] which I feel like

[37:17] there's nothing

[37:17] more party than that.

S1

[37:18] So true.

[37:19] We will be back

[37:21] later this hour

[37:23] from the Fruit

[37:24] by the Foot

[37:25] Party Pavilion

[37:26] to see which

[37:27] of these competitors

[37:28] will go home

[37:29] with the Golden Chalice.

[37:30] While we take a break,

[37:32] our judges,

[37:33] Lori Petty,

[37:34] Gerardo,

[37:35] and the guy

[37:36] who plays the guitar

[37:37] player in

[37:38] California Dreams,

[37:39] the show that

[37:40] is like Saved by the Bell,

[37:41] but it's banned

[37:42] instead of high school.

[37:44] They will review

[37:45] our contestants

[37:47] and come

[37:48] to a decision.

[37:49] Stick around

[37:50] for more

[37:50] MFD Spring Break.

S11

[38:17] dollars in your bank

[38:18] account and feeling

[38:19] back in your extremities,

[38:20] you're right.

[38:21] I've won hundreds

[38:22] of negligence lawsuits

[38:23] and gotten my clients

[38:24] huge payouts.

[38:26] Clients like Cindy Newberry,

[38:28] $80,000 for a botched

[38:29] manicure on her wedding day.

[38:31] Or Jeff Ziplick,

[38:32] awarded $2 million

[38:33] after a nasty fall

[38:35] in a home he was robbing.

[38:36] If something bad

[38:37] happened to you,

[38:38] even if it was your fault,

[38:40] you deserve compensation.

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[38:43] and I body slam

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[38:47] for a free consultation.

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[39:02] It will not work.

[39:04] Call now.

S1

[39:05] Well,

[39:07] our judges

[39:07] have rendered

[39:09] a verdict.

[39:11] I'll go through

[39:12] one by one.

[39:14] Pikachad,

[39:15] Pikachad?

[39:16] Pikachad.

[39:17] Pikachad the sloth.

[39:18] Your resilience

[39:20] made my insides

[39:22] bounce for joy,

[39:24] but

[39:25] your internal cooling

[39:27] left me cold.

[39:28] I'm sorry, my dear,

[39:30] but you are eliminated.

[39:31] Manny and Tess,

[39:33] the bonobos,

[39:34] your level of affection

[39:35] made me warm inside.

[39:38] But overall,

[39:39] I found your appearance

[39:40] to be pants.

[39:42] That means

[39:43] we are down

[39:44] to two competitors.

[39:46] Pikachad the pig

[39:47] and a big swarm

[39:50] of honeybees.

[39:52] Congratulations, Manolo.

[39:54] You win

[39:55] the Fruit Gushers

[39:57] Golden Chalice.

[39:59] Wow.

[39:59] So,

[40:00] what would Pikachad

[40:01] like to fill it with?

[40:03] More beer.

S18

[40:08] More beer.

[40:09] Boy, this guy likes

[40:10] to party.

S1

[40:12] Ellen,

[40:12] you were so close

[40:13] and yet so far.

[40:14] Do you think

[40:15] you'll try again

[40:15] next year?

S10

[40:16] Yeah, for sure.

[40:17] The colony's always here.

[40:19] It keeps,

[40:19] the colony never goes away.

[40:21] This colony

[40:21] will never collapse, baby.

S1

[40:23] Stick around

[40:23] for more

[40:24] MFD Spring Break.

[40:32] Welcome back

[40:32] to MFD Spring Break.

[40:35] We're channeling

[40:36] the 90s

[40:36] and I've asked

[40:37] a few of this network's

[40:38] greatest movie minds

[40:39] to compile a list

[40:40] of the decade's

[40:41] most iconic films.

[40:43] We are in the

[40:44] Orville Redenbacher

[40:45] Extreme Amounts

[40:46] of Movie Theater Butter

[40:47] Microwave Popcorn

[40:48] Screening Room

[40:48] for Maximum Film.

[40:50] It's Drea Clark

S12

[40:51] and Alonzo Giraldi.

[40:52] Welcome.

[40:53] Hello.

S1

[40:54] Hooty hoo.

[40:55] How are you?

[40:56] How's your spring break?

S12

[40:56] This is my first

[40:57] real spring break.

[40:59] So it's a,

[41:00] it's a rum spring

[41:01] energy for me.

[41:02] I'm very excited

[41:03] to be here.

S1

[41:04] She's already

[41:04] had her hair braided.

[41:05] And you are actually

[41:06] holding a bottle

[41:07] of Malibu rum

[41:08] in your hands.

[41:09] Yeah.

[41:09] It's a sponsored

[41:10] rum springa.

[41:11] It's a spiced

[41:12] rum springa.

[41:15] Welcome to the

[41:15] both of you.

[41:16] And welcome also

[41:17] from the Flophouse,

[41:18] Dan McCoy.

[41:19] Hello.

[41:19] Welcome, Dan.

[41:21] Hello.

[41:22] Drea, Alonzo, and Dan

[41:23] are compiling a list

[41:24] of their picks

[41:24] for the most

[41:25] culturally impactful

[41:26] movies of the 90s.

[41:27] Let's get started.

[41:29] Alonzo?

Alonso Duralde

[41:29] Well, I mean,

[41:31] 1999 obviously

[41:32] is quite rightly

[41:33] pointed at

[41:34] as a movie,

[41:35] as a year that

[41:36] really like

[41:36] changed film a lot

[41:38] and through a lot

[41:39] of, you know,

[41:40] kind of wrenches

[41:42] in the system

[41:42] of big studio

[41:43] filmmaking

[41:43] and you had a lot

[41:44] of Indio tours

[41:45] making these big

[41:46] breakthroughs

[41:47] and going wild.

[41:49] So I'm going to

[41:50] make the case

[41:52] that even though

[41:55] it was not

[41:55] a success in

[41:56] theaters,

[41:58] Fight Club

[41:59] really kind of

[42:01] set a new tone

[42:03] of like

[42:03] dude speak

[42:05] and, you know,

[42:06] a certain kind

[42:07] of male ego

[42:08] expressing itself

[42:09] in the culture

[42:10] and feeling

[42:11] victimized by

[42:13] the culture

[42:13] that I think

[42:14] has continued

[42:15] to reverberate

[42:16] through the

[42:16] social media era.

S6

[42:18] The first rule

[42:19] of Fight Club

[42:19] is you do not

[42:21] talk about Fight Club.

S1

[42:22] That poster

[42:23] on the wall

[42:23] of some of the

[42:24] worst guys

[42:25] I ever hooked up with.

Alonso Duralde

[42:27] Exactly.

[42:28] You see that

[42:29] bar of soap

[42:29] you turn around

[42:30] and leave.

[42:31] Oh yeah,

[42:31] now you gotta go.

S12

[42:33] Drea?

[42:33] I would say 1995's

[42:35] Clueless.

[42:36] Oh, I am.

[42:38] Clueless gave us

[42:40] a whole new vernacular.

[42:42] It gave us fashion,

[42:44] quotes for days.

[42:45] It really allowed us

[42:46] to finally all

[42:48] want that

[42:49] aspirational crush

[42:50] on a stepbrother

[42:52] that really

[42:53] cinema had been

[42:54] begging for.

S1

[42:55] So wrong

[42:55] but so right.

S12

[42:56] Right?

[42:57] Like we were

[42:58] really all rooting

[42:58] for her to get

[42:59] with her stepbrother

[43:01] and why not?

[43:02] Because it's Paul Rudd.

[43:03] What's with you?

[43:04] What do you mean?

[43:05] So quiet.

[43:07] Like it launched

[43:08] a thousand ships

[43:09] of stars.

[43:10] Everybody knows

[43:11] one line now

[43:12] of the song

[43:13] Rolling with Comies.

[43:14] Like what is not

[43:16] to love about Clueless?

[43:17] Find me someone

[43:18] who hasn't dreamt

[43:19] of getting

[43:20] a yellow plaid

[43:21] little suit set

[43:22] and I'll find you

[43:23] a liar.

[43:24] Damn right.

Dan McCoy

[43:25] I love Clueless

[43:25] but I do remember

[43:26] even at the time

[43:27] like being like

S8

[43:28] is no one else

[43:29] noticing this

[43:30] about their

[43:31] I mean I know

Dan McCoy

[43:32] that they're not

[43:32] blood relations

[43:33] but no one seems

[43:34] to have a problem

[43:34] with it at all.

S12

[43:36] He's playing someone

[43:38] who was raised

[43:38] the Austin character

[43:40] was raised

[43:41] in like the

[43:42] neighboring estate

[43:43] so it's someone

[43:43] she'd known

[43:44] her whole life

[43:44] was not related

[43:45] to her by marriage

[43:46] or otherwise.

Dan McCoy

[43:48] Dan McCoy

[43:48] how about you?

[43:49] I think this is less

[43:50] groundbreaking

[43:51] than more

[43:52] just like

[43:53] trend setting

[43:54] in that it collaged

[43:55] a bunch of stuff

[43:56] that we hadn't

[43:57] really seen

[43:58] put together

[43:59] before

[44:00] in that

[44:00] Pulp Fiction

[44:01] from 94

[44:02] like brought

[44:05] this sort of

[44:05] humor and glibness

[44:08] to a pulp crime story

[44:10] in a way

[44:10] that you know

[44:12] is not

[44:12] utterly new

[44:14] but was

[44:14] but felt

[44:15] very trend setting

[44:16] like you couldn't

[44:17] for like the next decade

[44:18] you couldn't

[44:19] go to a video store

[44:21] without seeing

[44:21] a dozen knockoffs

[44:23] of people

[44:24] who are like

[44:24] oh I get it

[44:25] you just make

[44:26] the crimes funny

[44:27] you know what they call

[44:29] a quarter pounder

[44:30] with cheese

[44:31] in Paris

Jordan Morris

[44:32] they don't call it

[44:33] a quarter pounder

[44:34] with cheese

[44:34] no man

[44:35] they got the metric system

[44:36] they wouldn't know

[44:36] what a quarter pounder is

[44:37] and what do they call it

[44:39] they call it

[44:39] a raw ale

[44:40] with cheese

[44:41] and that's all

Dan McCoy

[44:44] they got from it

[44:44] they didn't get

[44:45] any of the other

[44:46] skill

[44:46] the punchline

[44:47] is a gunshot

[44:48] yeah

S1

[44:49] saw it

[44:50] the night it came out

[44:51] in New York City

[44:52] at the Angelica Theater

[44:53] the subway roared

[44:54] underneath us

[44:55] and rumbled our seats

[44:56] during the

[44:57] shot of adrenaline scene

[44:58] for free

[44:59] and everyone

[45:00] like literally everybody

[45:01] was like

Alonso Duralde

[45:02] the original D-box

[45:03] it was bad

[45:05] or DX

[45:06] it was bad news

S1

[45:08] but I loved it

[45:09] of course

[45:09] okay

[45:10] to recap so far

[45:11] we have

[45:12] Clueless

[45:13] Fight Club

[45:14] and finally

[45:15] Pulp Fiction

[45:16] stay tuned

[45:18] for the complete list

[45:19] stick around

[45:20] for more show

[45:21] do you ever wonder

[45:22] how British people

[45:23] celebrate spring break

[45:24] I do

[45:25] so I'll catch up

[45:26] with Ella McLeod

[45:27] John Luke Roberts

[45:28] Ella Hubber

[45:29] and Caroline Roper

S18

[45:30] alright so listen

[45:31] we do think of you

[45:32] often in the UK

S1

[45:33] as a bit more reserved

[45:35] who are some

[45:36] of the most

[45:38] notorious

[45:39] UK

[45:40] party figures

[45:41] who are the

[45:42] party people

S15

[45:43] Timmy Mallet

[45:46] he had a hammer

[45:47] and he'd hit you

[45:48] on the head

[45:49] and he had a hit

[45:51] with the song

[45:52] Teeny Weeny

[45:52] Itsy Bitsy

[45:53] Yellow Polka

[45:55] Dot Bikini

[45:56] that's our party

[45:57] that's our party

[45:58] guys

[45:58] okay

[46:00] okay

S16

[46:00] who did the song

[46:02] Agadoo

[46:03] Agadoo

[46:05] Black Place

[46:06] that's a classic

[46:08] I think a lot of our

[46:09] parties are just

[46:10] unfortunately

[46:11] just bad people

[46:13] now

[46:13] you know

[46:13] I think like

[46:14] Russell Brand

[46:15] was a big one

[46:15] sure

S15

[46:17] but I think of him

[46:18] as American now

[46:19] he's been there

[46:19] for long enough

[46:20] so true

S16

[46:20] he's your problem

[46:21] yeah

S17

[46:22] that's a real good

[46:23] point

[46:23] I would say anyone

[46:26] like associated

[46:26] with like

[46:27] Love Island

[46:28] or like

[46:29] do you know what I mean

[46:30] like they come out

[46:30] of the island

[46:31] and then they do

[46:32] the like

S1

[46:32] the Towie Groot

[46:33] they come out

S17

[46:34] and they do the like

[46:35] uni freshest circuit

[46:37] where they do like

[46:37] club appearances

[46:38] at dodgy nightclubs

[46:39] where they like

[46:40] party with 18 year olds

[46:42] would you know

S16

[46:42] no

[46:43] no no no

[46:44] the Chuckle Brothers

[46:45] did the university tour

[46:48] just putting that out there

S1

[46:50] I'm sorry

[46:50] who are the Chuckle Brothers

[46:51] oh you can work it out

S16

[46:53] no I can't

[46:55] the lore is too deep

[46:58] that

[46:58] they're just a kid

[47:01] they're a duo

[47:02] for kids TV

[47:03] kind of presenters

[47:04] for a show

[47:05] and they had a bit

[47:06] where they would

[47:06] hold something

[47:07] and they'd pass it

[47:08] back and forth

[47:08] to each other

[47:09] and go

[47:09] to you

[47:09] to me

[47:10] to you

[47:11] to me

[47:11] and that was the height

[47:12] of children's British humour

Alonso Duralde

[47:13] well the Reds got

[47:15] the most rappers off

[47:16] so that means

[47:17] the Reds won the game

S17

[47:17] and they go first

[47:18] in the main game of

[47:19] to me

[47:20] to you

[47:20] let's go back to the door

[47:21] here we go

[47:22] but also

S15

[47:28] they come from

[47:29] the sort of

[47:29] Blackpool

[47:30] working men's club

[47:31] comedy

[47:31] tradition

[47:32] so they're very much

[47:34] and also

[47:34] they have two brothers

[47:35] who are also

[47:37] less successful

[47:38] a less successful

[47:39] double act

[47:40] there's two

[47:41] chuckle brothers

[47:41] who aren't in

[47:42] the chuckle brothers

[47:43] they're other brothers

[47:43] but also one of the

[47:45] is now dead

[47:46] which is sad

[47:47] which set of the

[47:49] died

[47:50] no the main

[47:51] the other ones

[47:52] didn't get the chuckle

[47:52] name

[47:53] they had to

[47:53] I don't know

[47:54] which name

[47:54] they took

S17

[47:54] yeah

[47:55] but the main

[47:55] chuckle brother

[47:56] that died

[47:56] basically got

[47:57] like a state

[47:58] funeral

[47:58] like I honestly

[47:59] haven't seen

[48:00] that kind of

[48:00] turnout for anyone

[48:01] but like the

[48:02] queen

[48:02] like

S15

[48:02] Q was extraordinary

[48:04] it was nice

S16

[48:05] but these characters

[48:07] these people would

[48:08] often end up

[48:08] at like

[48:09] freshers events

[48:10] or club nights

[48:11] for students

[48:11] and they would

[48:12] have like

[48:12] a DJ set

[48:13] or something like

[48:14] that

[48:14] or just like

[48:15] a meet and

[48:15] greet

[48:15] in a club

[48:16] yeah

S1

[48:17] Howard from

[48:18] the Halifax

[48:18] yeah

S17

[48:19] the guy

[48:20] Hodor

[48:21] from Game of Thrones

[48:22] did the

[48:23] freshers circuit

[48:24] yeah

[48:24] and he came

[48:25] to my

[48:26] uni

[48:27] and we saw

[48:27] him like

[48:28] tearing it up

[48:29] I saw

S16

[48:30] Dick and Dom

[48:31] that's a good one

[48:33] that's a good

[48:33] booking

[48:33] that's a good

[48:34] booking

[48:34] this is another

[48:36] children's duo

[48:38] presenter

[48:38] team

[48:39] apparently we love

[48:40] them DJing

[48:41] we love them DJing

[48:43] Tracy Beaker

[48:44] Danny Haram

S17

[48:45] as well

[48:46] she did

[48:47] Dick and Dom

[48:48] were famous

[48:48] for going into

[48:49] public places

[48:50] and yelling

[48:51] like bogeys

[48:52] really loudly

[48:52] that was like

[48:53] their shit

S16

[48:54] remember

[48:55] wow

[48:55] are we selling

[48:57] the UK to you

[48:58] the UK like

[48:59] club scene

S17

[49:00] I feel like

[49:01] just before we

[49:02] entirely move

[49:03] off the subject

[49:04] we do need

[49:04] to give a special

[49:05] shout out to

[49:06] Sunsex and

[49:06] Suspicious Parents

[49:07] I think it's

[49:08] really important

[49:09] that we acknowledge

[49:10] the existence

[49:11] of that show

[49:11] so Sunsex and

[49:12] Suspicious Parents

[49:13] is a

[49:14] reality entertainment

[49:16] show that follows

[49:17] a different like

[49:19] group of

[49:20] 18 year old

[49:21] school leavers

[49:22] every episode

[49:23] and they're going

[49:24] to one of these

[49:24] like terrible

[49:25] like Zanti

[49:27] Magaluf

[49:27] type holiday

[49:28] holidays

[49:28] and they're

[49:29] like off to

[49:30] go wild

[49:30] for the first

[49:31] time

[49:31] and what they

[49:32] don't know

[49:32] is that their

[49:32] parents are

[49:34] so they think

[49:34] they're being

[49:34] filmed for like

[49:35] some documentary

[49:36] and obviously

[49:38] I don't know

[49:38] they're too

[49:39] drunk or stupid

[49:40] to question

[49:41] the wisdom

[49:43] of all of

[49:44] their antics

[49:44] being captured

[49:45] but anyway

[49:46] but what they

[49:46] don't know

[49:47] is that their

[49:47] parents actually

[49:48] on the holiday

[49:49] just in a

[49:49] different room

[49:50] the whole time

[49:51] watching the

[49:53] shenanigans

[49:53] they get up to

[49:54] and then they

[49:55] come out at the

[49:55] end and it's

[49:56] always some

[49:57] mother who thinks

[49:57] how precious

[49:58] baby golden

[49:59] boy is an

[50:00] angel

[50:01] and then he

[50:01] sleeps with

[50:03] 16 girls

[50:04] and says fairly

[50:04] derogatory things

[50:05] about them

[50:06] and she cries

[50:06] and is like

[50:07] I raised you

[50:07] better than this

[50:08] it's great

[50:09] television

S16

[50:09] really classic

[50:11] oh yes

S15

[50:12] my youtube

[50:13] to watch list

[50:14] is growing

[50:15] growing and

S17

[50:16] growing

[50:16] you're gonna

[50:17] have a great

[50:17] time

S15

[50:18] I'm having

[50:19] something about

[50:20] this context

[50:21] is giving me

[50:21] a really

[50:21] disassociative

[50:22] experience

[50:23] when I'm

[50:23] I know all

[50:24] these cultural

[50:24] things

[50:25] this is my

[50:25] British culture

[50:26] but as I'm

[50:26] hearing them

[50:27] through

[50:27] and I'm

[50:28] looking at

[50:28] you Dave

[50:29] I'm feeling

[50:29] so alienated

[50:31] I can't

[50:31] believe that

[50:32] this is

[50:32] all true

[50:34] this is all

[50:34] true though

[50:35] it's all

[50:36] true

S1

[50:36] and that's

[50:37] the end

[50:38] like I'm

[50:38] enough of an

[50:39] anglophile to

[50:39] know Black

[50:40] Lace did

[50:41] Aga do

[50:42] there's no reason

[50:43] for me to know

[50:44] that and yet

[50:45] all of this

[50:45] stuff is a

[50:46] level deeper

[50:47] than anything

S15

[50:47] even Black

[50:48] Lace are

[50:49] forgotten

S1

[50:49] I have

[50:49] certainly

[50:50] I also like

[50:51] I have so many

[50:52] questions about

[50:52] what that song

[50:53] means or is

[50:53] or what

[50:54] Push Pineapple

[50:55] indicates

[50:56] and I just

[50:57] it's for next

[50:59] year's Max

[50:59] Fun Drive

[51:00] for sure

[51:01] but for now

[51:02] let's check

[51:03] back in with

[51:03] Hal

S11

[51:03] we're having

[51:05] a great time

[51:06] here at the

[51:07] 90s Pop Culture

[51:08] Appreciation

[51:08] Gabana

[51:09] I'm here with

[51:09] Austin Taylor

[51:10] we've already

[51:11] seen a couple

[51:12] come up and

[51:12] reenact one of

[51:13] Ross and Rachel's

[51:14] breakups

[51:15] and another guy

[51:16] who wandered in

[51:16] from the street

[51:17] was already

[51:18] reciting most

[51:19] of 1992's

[51:20] Darkman

[51:20] the Sam Raimi

[51:21] film

[51:21] Austin

[51:22] tell us about

[51:23] the fun you're

[51:23] having and some

[51:24] of the stuff

[51:24] you've seen

[51:25] today

S2

[51:25] no it's been

[51:26] great it's been

[51:27] it's been wild

[51:28] someone came in

[51:29] and he did

[51:29] an entire

[51:30] recreation

[51:31] of the

[51:31] Judge Hurdle's

[51:32] apartment fight

[51:32] scene

[51:33] they had

[51:33] four

[51:34] Deuteron's

[51:34] hurdles

[51:35] like 15

[51:36] guys as

[51:36] ninjas

[51:37] it was

[51:37] nuts

[51:37] they did

[51:37] set the

[51:38] building on

[51:38] fire but

[51:38] we put it

[51:39] out it's

[51:39] fine now

[51:39] it's good

[51:40] we're good

[51:40] now

S11

[51:40] yeah only

[51:41] three people

[51:41] went to the

[51:42] hospital we

[51:42] call that a

[51:43] good time

[51:43] here in the

[51:44] cabana

S2

[51:44] hell yeah

[51:45] hell yeah

[51:46] brother

[51:46] coming up to

S11

[51:47] the stage

[51:48] now Sierra

[51:49] Cato

[51:49] welcome Sierra

[51:51] I like

S18

[51:55] big butts

[51:56] and I

[51:58] cannot lie

[51:59] you

[52:00] other

[52:01] brothers

[52:02] can't

[52:02] deny

[52:03] that when

[52:04] a girl

[52:04] walks in

[52:05] with an

[52:06] itty bitty

[52:07] waist

[52:08] and a round

[52:09] thing in

[52:09] your face

[52:10] you get

[52:12] sprung

[52:12] let's go

S1

[52:18] now to

[52:18] Jake Heath

[52:18] Van

[52:19] Stratton at

[52:19] the Hard

[52:19] Rock Cafe

[52:20] in Hollywood

[52:21] which Max

[52:22] Fun host

[52:23] will prevail

[52:23] in our

[52:24] music quiz

[52:24] spectacular

[52:25] Eurovangelist

[52:26] Jeremy Bent

[52:27] Sleeping With

[52:28] Celebrities

[52:29] and Depresh

[52:29] Mode host

[52:30] John Moe

[52:31] or

[52:31] Primers

[52:32] Christian

[52:32] Dwayne

S6

[52:33] All right

[52:34] we're gonna

[52:35] begin

[52:35] I'm gonna

[52:35] ask a

[52:36] question

[52:36] and if

[52:36] you know

[52:37] the answer

[52:37] say the

[52:37] first word

[52:38] in your

[52:39] show name

[52:39] John

[52:40] you'll have

[52:40] to choose

[52:40] one of

[52:41] your two

[52:41] shows

[52:41] and the

[52:42] first one

[52:42] to get

[52:42] the answer

[52:43] correct

[52:43] gets the

[52:44] answer

[52:44] correct

[52:45] so let's

[52:45] start by

[52:46] practicing

[52:46] let's get

[52:47] your buzz

[52:48] in words

[52:48] Christian

[52:48] go ahead

[52:49] Primer

[52:49] and Jeremy

[52:50] I guess

[52:51] I'll say

[52:51] Euro

[52:52] and John

[52:53] Depresh

[52:53] okay

[52:54] those are

[52:55] your buzzer

[52:56] sounds

[52:57] here we begin

[52:57] with the first

[52:58] question

[52:58] between

[52:59] 1990

[52:59] and 1999

[53:00] over 30

[53:01] hip-hop

[53:02] albums

[53:02] reached

[53:02] number

[53:03] one

[53:03] on the

[53:03] Billboard

[53:04] 200

[53:04] chart

[53:04] the first

[53:05] one to do

[53:06] so in the

[53:06] span

[53:06] was the

[53:07] album

[53:07] Please

[53:08] Hammer

[53:08] Don't

[53:08] Hurt

[53:09] Him

[53:09] which

[53:09] featured

[53:10] what

[53:10] number

[53:10] one

[53:10] hit

[53:11] song

[53:11] Depresh

[53:12] Depresh

[53:13] can't

[53:14] touch

[53:14] this

[53:15] you can't

[53:15] touch

[53:15] this

[53:16] you can't

[53:16] touch

[53:16] this

[53:16] you did

[53:17] add the

[53:17] letter

[53:17] U

[53:17] which

[53:18] does

[53:18] make

[53:18] it

[53:18] correct

[53:18] yes

[53:19] that is

[53:19] a

[53:19] point

[53:19] for

[53:19] John

[53:20] Mo

[53:20] very

[53:20] good

[53:20] we're

[53:21] on

[53:21] our

[53:21] way

[53:21] all right

[53:22] here's

[53:22] our

[53:22] second

[53:22] question

[53:23] the

[53:23] movie

[53:23] Midnight

[53:24] Run

[53:24] has a

[53:25] rich and

[53:25] driving

[53:25] blues

[53:26] based

[53:26] score

[53:27] composed

[53:27] by a

[53:28] Grammy

[53:28] and Emmy

[53:28] winner

[53:29] known for

[53:29] his

[53:29] frequent

[53:30] musical

[53:30] collaborations

[53:31] with

[53:31] Tim Burton

[53:32] and his

[53:32] work with

[53:33] the band

[53:33] Oingo Boingo

[53:34] who is

[53:35] it

[53:35] I think

[53:36] I heard

[53:36] Euro

[53:37] first

[53:37] Jeremy

[53:38] go ahead

[53:38] that is

[53:39] Danny

[53:39] Elfman

[53:40] that is

[53:40] Danny

[53:40] Elfman

[53:41] Jeremy

[53:41] is on

[53:42] the board

[53:42] with

[53:42] the points

[53:43] speaking

[53:43] of

[53:43] music

[53:44] in

[53:44] movies

[53:45] the movie

[53:46] Dirty

[53:46] Dancing

[53:46] didn't

[53:47] just do

[53:47] well at

[53:48] the box

[53:48] office

[53:48] it also

[53:49] won

[53:49] an

[53:49] Academy

[53:50] Award

[53:50] for

[53:51] what

[53:51] song

[53:52] Depresh

[53:53] I've

[53:55] had the

[53:56] time of

[53:56] my

[53:56] life

[53:57] I know

[53:58] you

[53:58] have

[53:58] but

[53:58] what

[53:58] is

[53:58] the

[53:58] answer

[53:59] to

[53:59] this

[53:59] question

[53:59] and

[54:01] I've

S1

[54:01] never

[54:01] felt

[54:01] this

[54:02] way

[54:02] before

S6

[54:02] it's

[54:08] the

[54:08] truth

[54:08] yes

[54:08] we

[54:08] can

[54:09] keep

[54:09] going

[54:09] and yet

[54:10] we

[54:10] shall

[54:10] not

[54:10] we

[54:11] owe

[54:11] it

[54:12] all

[54:12] to

[54:12] you

[54:12] JK

[54:12] hey

[54:14] baby

[54:14] hey

[54:15] don't

[54:16] put me

[54:16] in a

[54:16] corner

[54:16] in your

[54:16] zoom

[54:17] window

[54:17] I

[54:17] want to

[54:17] be

[54:18] right

[54:18] in

[54:18] the

[54:18] center

[54:18] here

[54:20] is

[54:20] your

[54:20] next

[54:20] question

[54:21] just

[54:21] because

[54:22] you

[54:22] start

[54:22] out

[54:22] playing

[54:23] loud

[54:23] rock

[54:23] and

[54:23] roll

[54:23] in

[54:24] a

[54:24] garage

[54:24] doesn't

[54:24] mean

[54:25] you

[54:25] can't

[54:25] have

[54:25] a

[54:25] long

[54:25] career

[54:26] with

[54:26] other

[54:26] styles

[54:27] of

[54:27] music

[54:27] take

[54:28] the

[54:28] lead

[54:28] singer

[54:28] of

[54:28] the

[54:29] band

[54:29] them

[54:29] who

[54:30] had

[54:30] a hit

[54:30] with

[54:30] the

[54:30] garage

[54:31] rock

[54:31] classic

[54:31] Gloria

[54:32] but

[54:32] later

[54:33] had

[54:33] even

[54:33] bigger

[54:34] hits

[54:34] who

[54:34] was

[54:34] the

[54:35] singer

[54:35] and

[54:35] songwriter

[54:36] of

[54:36] Gloria

[54:36] depression

[54:37] right away

[54:38] John

[54:38] Morrison

[54:39] Van Morrison

[54:40] is correct

[54:41] Van Morrison

[54:42] of course

[54:42] with the

[54:43] hits

[54:43] Domino

[54:43] Tupelo

[54:44] Honey

[54:44] and

[54:45] Brown Eyed

[54:45] Girl

[54:45] among

[54:46] others

[54:47] a

[54:47] popular

[54:48] song

[54:48] on

[54:48] the

[54:49] Who

[54:49] album

[54:49] Who's

[54:50] Next

[54:50] is

[54:50] behind

[54:51] Blue

[54:51] Eyes

[54:51] which

[54:52] could

[54:52] have

[54:52] been

[54:52] about

[54:52] any

[54:53] three

[54:53] of

[54:53] the

[54:53] blue

[54:54] eyed

[54:54] members

[54:54] of

[54:54] the

[54:54] band

[54:55] but

[54:55] probably

[54:55] not

[54:56] about

[54:56] which

[54:56] member

[54:57] who

[54:57] had

[54:57] brown

[54:57] eyes

[54:58] and

[54:58] played

[54:58] drums

[54:59] I heard

[55:00] Euro

[55:00] Keith

[55:02] Moon

[55:02] Keith

[55:02] Moon

[55:03] is

[55:03] correct

[55:03] and

[55:03] we're

[55:04] back

[55:04] on

[55:04] track

[55:04] we did

[55:05] an

[55:05] entire

[55:05] segment

[55:06] on

[55:06] that

[55:06] album

[55:06] on

[55:07] Go

[55:07] Fact

[55:07] Yourself

[55:08] All right

[55:08] let's

[55:09] ask

[55:09] about

[55:09] Prince

[55:10] from

[55:11] Minnesota

[55:11] so

[55:11] John

[55:12] no

[55:12] pressure

[55:12] the

[55:13] first

[55:14] Prince

[55:14] song

[55:15] to

[55:15] reach

[55:15] Billboard's

[55:16] Hot 100

[55:16] was

[55:16] 1978's

[55:17] Soft

[55:18] and Wet

[55:18] the next

[55:19] one to

[55:19] make the

[55:20] charts

[55:20] hit number

[55:20] 11 in

[55:21] 1979

[55:22] the lyrics

[55:23] of the

[55:23] song

[55:23] begin

[55:24] I ain't

[55:24] got no

[55:25] money

[55:25] I ain't

[55:26] like those

[55:26] other guys

[55:27] you hang

[55:27] around

[55:27] what is

[55:28] the name

[55:29] of this

[55:29] hit

[55:29] song

[55:30] Euro

[55:30] I want

[55:31] to be

[55:31] your

[55:31] lover

[55:31] thank

[55:32] you so

[55:32] much

[55:33] Jeremy

[55:33] but

[55:33] yes

[55:34] that is

[55:34] the correct

[55:35] answer

[55:35] as well

[55:35] trapped

[55:37] again

[55:37] I did

[55:38] not do

[55:38] those on

[55:38] purpose

[55:40] all right

[55:41] here is

[55:41] another

[55:42] Prince

[55:42] song

[55:43] after this

[55:43] we'll get

[55:43] a score

[55:44] recap

[55:44] as we head

[55:45] into the

[55:45] next section

[55:46] of questions

[55:46] Prince wrote

[55:48] some amazing

[55:48] lyrics on

[55:49] the album

[55:50] Purple Rain

[55:50] but not all

[55:51] of them

[55:51] have been

[55:52] heard

[55:52] correctly

[55:52] in a

[55:53] 2009

[55:54] interview

[55:54] Prince

[55:55] said that

[55:55] he had

[55:55] seen

[55:55] some strange

[55:56] rewrites

[55:57] of his

[55:57] lyrics

[55:57] including

[55:58] the opening

[55:58] line of

[55:59] When Doves

[55:59] Cry

[56:00] as

[56:00] dig if you

[56:01] will

[56:01] a picture

[56:02] of me

[56:02] Marvin

[56:03] Gay

[56:03] and the

[56:04] kids

[56:05] what is

[56:05] the correct

[56:06] opening line

[56:07] of this

[56:07] song

[56:07] depressed

[56:08] right away

[56:09] dig if you

[56:09] will

[56:09] a picture

[56:10] of me

[56:10] and you

[56:10] engaged

[56:11] in a

[56:11] kiss

[56:12] that is

[56:12] not exactly

[56:13] correct

[56:14] Christian

[56:14] or Jeremy

[56:15] do you

[56:15] want to

[56:15] see if

[56:15] you can

[56:16] get it

[56:16] exactly

[56:16] right

[56:16] I'm

[56:18] guessing

[56:19] by the

[56:19] silence

[56:19] you do

[56:20] not

[56:20] no

[56:20] I think

[56:20] we'll give

[56:21] a half

[56:22] a point

[56:22] to John

[56:22] it's dig

[56:23] if you

[56:23] will

[56:23] a picture

[56:23] of you

[56:24] and I

[56:24] engaged

[56:25] in a

[56:25] kiss

[56:26] I was

[56:27] I was

S6

[56:27] like

[56:27] I think

Dan McCoy

[56:28] he got

[56:28] it

[56:28] good grammar

[56:30] prince

[56:31] yeah so

S6

[56:31] that was

[56:32] all very

[56:32] important

[56:32] of course

[56:33] by I

[56:34] he meant

[56:34] the picture

[56:35] of an I

[56:36] and by you

[56:36] he meant

[56:37] the letter U

[56:37] meant the letter U

[56:38] yes

S18

[56:39] kiss

[56:40] the rock band

[56:41] kiss

[56:41] of course

[56:42] let's see what

S6

[56:43] the scores are

[56:44] as we head

[56:44] into this next

[56:45] round

[56:45] we don't need

S18

[56:46] to look

[56:46] at the scores

S6

[56:47] the scores

[56:50] currently are

[56:51] Christian with

[56:52] the bronze medal

[56:53] of zero

[56:54] correct answers

[56:55] Jeremy with

[56:56] three and John

[56:57] just ahead

[56:57] with three

[56:58] and a half

[56:58] so it still

[56:59] is anyone's

[57:00] game

[57:00] technically

[57:01] all right

[57:02] let's move

[57:02] on to our

[57:03] next question

[57:04] this one

[57:04] is about

[57:05] hip-hop

[57:05] only one

[57:06] hip-hop

[57:07] artist

[57:07] had three

[57:08] albums

[57:08] reached number

[57:09] one on the

[57:09] Billboard 200

[57:10] charts

[57:10] in the 1990s

[57:12] Tupac Shakur

[57:13] aka Tupac

[57:14] aka Machiavelli

[57:15] what were any

[57:16] one of those

[57:17] three

[57:17] chart-topping

[57:18] albums

[57:18] Primer

[57:19] Primer

[57:20] All Eyes

[57:20] On Me

[57:21] that is correct

[57:22] and Christian

[57:23] from Primer

[57:23] is on the

[57:24] board

[57:24] the others

[57:26] are Me

[57:26] Against

[57:26] the World

[57:27] and the

[57:28] Don

[57:28] Columinati

[57:29] The Seven

[57:29] Day Theory

[57:30] all right

[57:31] here's another

[57:31] one

[57:32] James Brown

[57:33] was known

[57:34] as the

[57:34] King of

[57:34] Soul

[57:35] but so

[57:35] was Otis

[57:36] Redding

[57:36] who wrote

[57:36] what song

[57:37] that was

[57:38] reinterpreted

[57:38] and made

[57:39] a Billboard

[57:39] hit

[57:39] for the

[57:40] undisputed

[57:40] Queen

[57:41] of Soul

[57:41] Aretha

[57:42] Franklin

[57:42] Depresh

[57:43] trying to

[57:44] add to

[57:44] the lead

[57:44] Respect

[57:45] thank you

[57:46] again

[57:47] but no

[57:47] yes

[57:47] respect

[57:48] is the

[57:48] answer

[57:48] and respect

[57:49] for your

[57:50] knowledge

[57:50] of soul

[57:51] music

[57:52] oh it

[57:52] couldn't be a

[57:53] show on

[57:53] Max Fun

[57:53] without mentioning

[57:54] Weird Al

[57:55] so here we go

[57:55] Weird Al

[57:57] Yankovic recorded

[57:58] several parodies

[57:59] of Michael

[57:59] Jackson songs

[58:00] all with

[58:01] Michael's

[58:01] blessing

[58:02] but there

[58:02] was one

[58:03] song that

[58:04] Al wanted

[58:04] to record

[58:05] that Michael

[58:05] did not

[58:05] want him

[58:06] to

[58:06] what was

[58:07] the song

[58:07] that Michael

[58:08] thought was

[58:08] too important

[58:09] to be

[58:10] parody

[58:10] Euro

[58:11] black and

[58:12] white

[58:12] not quite

[58:14] correct

[58:14] does anyone

[58:15] want to

[58:15] jump in

[58:15] and steal

[58:16] black or

[58:16] white

[58:17] Christian

[58:18] he's

[58:18] giving it

[58:18] to you

[58:19] primer

[58:20] primer

[58:20] black or

[58:22] white

[58:23] that is

[58:24] correct

[58:24] let's give

[58:24] a half a

[58:25] point to

[58:25] each one

[58:26] I think

[58:26] Jeremy

[58:26] sets you

[58:27] up for

[58:27] that

[58:27] yeah

[58:27] sorry

[58:28] about

[58:28] that

[58:28] wrong

[58:29] conjunction

[58:29] alright

[58:32] let's go

[58:33] back to

[58:33] hip hop

[58:34] there was a

[58:35] big rivalry

[58:35] between

[58:36] east coast

[58:36] and west

[58:37] coast hip hop

[58:37] artists

[58:38] in the

[58:38] 1990s

[58:39] and it

[58:39] was on

[58:39] display

[58:40] on live

[58:40] TV

[58:41] one night

[58:41] in New

[58:42] York

[58:42] in 1995

[58:43] when performers

[58:44] dissed other

[58:45] artists

[58:45] producers

[58:46] and even

[58:46] the audience

[58:47] at what

[58:47] award ceremony

[58:48] does

[58:48] Escalation

[58:49] take place

[58:50] uh

[58:50] Depresh

[58:51] John Moe

[58:52] BET Awards

[58:53] that is incorrect

[58:54] Christian or

[58:55] Jeremy

[58:55] Primer

[58:56] Is it the

[58:58] Source Awards

[58:58] it is the

[58:59] Source Awards

[59:00] a nice steal

[59:01] for Primer

[59:01] the scores

[59:02] can only be

[59:03] different than

[59:03] they were

[59:04] before

[59:04] very curious

[59:05] to see the

[59:05] recap as we

[59:06] head into the

[59:06] final few

[59:07] oh the

[59:08] scores really

[59:08] have changed

[59:09] we've got

[59:09] Christian now

[59:10] with two and a

[59:11] half

[59:11] Jeremy with

[59:11] three and a

[59:12] half

[59:12] and John

[59:12] with four

[59:13] and a

[59:13] half

[59:13] very very

[59:15] close

[59:16] and the

[59:16] stakes are

[59:17] so high

[59:17] I forgot

[59:18] to mention

[59:19] what they

[59:19] are

[59:19] the Beatles

[59:21] longest studio

[59:22] song is on

[59:23] their longest

[59:24] album

[59:24] name either

[59:25] the song

[59:25] or the

[59:26] album

[59:26] Primer

[59:28] Primer

[59:28] uh the

[59:29] white album

[59:30] self-titled

[59:31] the white album

[59:32] self-titled

[59:32] is correct

[59:33] that is the

[59:34] longest album

[59:34] Christian moving

[59:35] now into

[59:36] a tie for

[59:37] second place

[59:37] revolution number

[59:38] nine the

[59:39] longest studio

[59:39] song by

[59:40] length

[59:41] finish this

[59:42] lyric from

[59:43] Hamilton about

[59:44] the Federalist

[59:44] papers

[59:45] John Jay got

[59:46] sick after

[59:47] writing five

[59:47] James Madison

[59:48] wrote 29

[59:49] Hamilton wrote

[59:50] uh euro

[59:52] euro

S4

[59:53] the other 51

S6

[59:54] I'm sorry can you

[59:56] say it though as

[59:56] as it said in the

[59:58] show

[59:58] the other 51

[1:00:00] thank you so

[1:00:02] much we're gonna

[1:00:02] give you a bonus

[1:00:02] half point for

[1:00:03] that Jeremy

[1:00:04] all right here's

[1:00:05] your next question

[1:00:06] Billy Joel's first

[1:00:08] Billboard number

[1:00:09] one hit was a

[1:00:09] single from the

[1:00:10] Billboard number

[1:00:11] one album

[1:00:11] glass houses in

[1:00:12] which he inquires

[1:00:13] about what's wrong

[1:00:14] with the clothes

[1:00:15] he's wearing

[1:00:15] what is the name

[1:00:16] of this song

[1:00:17] depression

[1:00:18] I listened to a

[1:00:22] lot of Billy Joel

[1:00:22] when I was

[1:00:22] depressed too

Alonso Duralde

[1:00:23] yeah no I'm

[1:00:24] just narrating my

[1:00:24] mood

[1:00:25] still rock and

S6

[1:00:29] roll to me

[1:00:30] not exactly do

[1:00:32] you want to give

[1:00:32] another it's still

[1:00:33] rock and roll

[1:00:34] that is correct

[1:00:34] yes we must have

[1:00:35] our contraction

[1:00:36] contraction we

[1:00:37] are contractually

[1:00:38] obligated for that

[1:00:39] contraction very

[1:00:40] nice in the 2020s

[1:00:42] she received a

[1:00:43] Kennedy Center

[1:00:43] honors in the

[1:00:44] 2010s she won

[1:00:45] an Emmy for

[1:00:46] producing in the

[1:00:47] 2000s she was

[1:00:48] nominated for an

[1:00:48] Oscar for acting

[1:00:49] and in the 1990s

[1:00:51] she won a Grammy

[1:00:52] for rapping who

[1:00:53] is this New

[1:00:53] Jersey born

[1:00:54] sensation

[1:00:55] Euro

[1:00:56] is this Cher

[1:00:57] it is not Cher

[1:00:59] no not the

[1:00:59] rapping Grammy

[1:01:00] that we were

[1:01:01] looking for

[1:01:02] Depresh

[1:01:03] Depresh

[1:01:03] Queen Latifah

[1:01:05] yes that is

[1:01:05] correct she won

[1:01:06] her Grammy for

[1:01:07] rapping on

[1:01:08] U-N-I-T-Y

[1:01:09] and that spells

[1:01:10] unity

[1:01:11] all right here's

[1:01:12] another question

[1:01:12] regarding California

[1:01:13] and music

[1:01:14] the Aquabats

[1:01:15] got their start

[1:01:16] in California

[1:01:17] just like other

[1:01:17] well-known ska

[1:01:18] bands like

[1:01:19] Save Ferris

[1:01:19] Real Big Fish

[1:01:20] The Hippos

[1:01:21] and No Doubt

[1:01:22] in what county

[1:01:23] did all these

[1:01:24] bands come from

[1:01:25] Primer

[1:01:26] Orange County

[1:01:27] baby

[1:01:28] Orange County

[1:01:29] baby

[1:01:30] They Might Be Giants

[1:01:32] were nominated

[1:01:33] for a Tony Award

[1:01:34] for a song they wrote

[1:01:35] for a Broadway musical

[1:01:36] about what

[1:01:37] absorbent animated

[1:01:38] character

[1:01:39] Euro

[1:01:40] Euro I heard first

[1:01:41] I believe that's

S4

[1:01:42] SpongeBob Square

[1:01:43] Pants

S6

[1:01:45] oh we're getting

[1:01:46] down to just our

[1:01:47] last few questions

[1:01:48] let's see if we can

[1:01:49] get a score update

[1:01:50] again

[1:01:50] oh here we go

[1:01:51] oh my gosh

[1:01:52] I think we're

[1:01:53] just down to our

[1:01:53] last two or three

[1:01:54] questions and the

[1:01:55] scores well they

[1:01:56] could be closer

[1:01:56] I was gonna say

[1:01:57] they could not be

[1:01:57] closer but they are

[1:01:58] pretty close

[1:01:58] we've got Christian

[1:02:00] with a very

[1:02:00] respectable four

[1:02:01] and a half

[1:02:01] Jeremy with an

[1:02:02] even more

[1:02:03] respectable six

[1:02:04] and John ahead

[1:02:05] just with half a

[1:02:06] point at six

[1:02:07] and a half

[1:02:07] who will win

[1:02:09] the shrimp

[1:02:09] we'll find out

[1:02:10] after these two

[1:02:12] questions

[1:02:12] the band

[1:02:13] Chicago

[1:02:14] earned a Grammy

[1:02:15] nomination for

[1:02:15] contributing one

[1:02:16] song to what

[1:02:17] famine relief

[1:02:18] album

[1:02:19] Depresh

[1:02:20] Euro

[1:02:20] Depresh

[1:02:20] got in first

[1:02:21] USA for Africa

[1:02:24] more specifically

[1:02:26] We Are the World

[1:02:28] and you're adding

[1:02:29] to your lead

[1:02:30] John Moe now

[1:02:30] I want that shrimp

[1:02:31] I haven't eaten

[1:02:33] in 48 hours

[1:02:34] this man's hungry

[1:02:35] okay this will be

[1:02:37] your final question

[1:02:38] this will determine

[1:02:40] maybe who gets

[1:02:41] second place

[1:02:42] all right

[1:02:43] here's your

[1:02:43] here's your final

[1:02:44] question of the game

[1:02:45] and you know what

[1:02:45] this will be worth

[1:02:46] three points

[1:02:48] which will decide

[1:02:49] the game

[1:02:50] for three points

[1:02:51] what jazz fusion

[1:02:53] legend is a noted

[1:02:54] Scientologist

[1:02:55] contributing to

[1:02:56] Space Jazz

[1:02:57] the soundtrack of

[1:02:58] the book

[1:02:58] Battlefield Earth

[1:02:59] John for the win

[1:03:00] Chick Corea

[1:03:01] Chick Corea

[1:03:02] is correct

[1:03:03] congratulations

[1:03:04] John Moe

[1:03:05] you win the shrimp

S1

[1:03:06] oh

[1:03:07] I'm gonna share

[1:03:08] with everybody

S6

[1:03:09] wow

[1:03:10] I should point out

[1:03:11] I don't eat

[1:03:12] shrimp

[1:03:12] and I might

[1:03:13] not even want

[1:03:13] shrimp that's been

[1:03:14] sent to me

[1:03:15] from Minnesota

[1:03:15] but we appreciate

[1:03:17] the effort

[1:03:18] so much

[1:03:19] all right

[1:03:20] well that does

[1:03:20] it for us

[1:03:21] here at the

[1:03:21] Hard Rock Cafe

[1:03:22] at the iconic

[1:03:22] Sunset Strip

[1:03:23] and while you're

[1:03:24] partying

[1:03:25] hey everybody

[1:03:25] remember

[1:03:26] wear sunscreen

[1:03:26] and please

[1:03:27] stay hydrated

[1:03:28] and stay safe

[1:03:29] I don't know

[1:03:29] what's coming up

[1:03:30] after this

[1:03:30] but I know

[1:03:31] you won't

[1:03:31] want to miss it

[1:03:32] here on Maximum Fun

[1:03:33] go to

[1:03:34] MaximumFun.org

[1:03:35] class join

[1:03:35] and support

[1:03:36] all of these

[1:03:36] wonderful shows

[1:03:37] in the MaxFun Tribe

[1:03:39] I'm Jakey

[1:03:39] Fan Stratton

[1:03:40] see you later

[1:03:41] MFD Spring Break

S1

[1:03:51] 2025

[1:03:51] I am here

[1:03:53] in Daytona Beach

[1:03:54] on the Bud Ice

[1:03:55] Blood Donation Stage

[1:03:58] with Justin

[1:03:59] and Clint McElroy

[1:04:01] pick that bag up

[1:04:02] man it's leaking

[1:04:03] everywhere

[1:04:03] oh god

[1:04:05] yeah

[1:04:06] if we could

Justin McElroy

[1:04:06] Dave

[1:04:07] watch where you're

[1:04:07] stepping pal

[1:04:08] oh wow

[1:04:09] that'll come right out

S1

[1:04:10] with a little vinegar

[1:04:11] hey Dave

[1:04:12] thanks for coming by

[1:04:13] thank you so much

[1:04:14] for having me

[1:04:15] Justin

S18

[1:04:15] Clint McElroy

[1:04:16] how are you doing

[1:04:17] I am much better

[1:04:18] now thank you

[1:04:19] very much

[1:04:20] I'm back in my

[1:04:21] old hometown

[1:04:21] Daytona Beach

[1:04:23] there it is

[1:04:24] must feel good

[1:04:25] to be home

S1

[1:04:25] it is

[1:04:26] it's good to be home

[1:04:27] because all my

[1:04:28] stuff's here

[1:04:28] yeah

[1:04:29] you know

[1:04:29] and I really want to

[1:04:30] thank both of you guys

[1:04:31] for bringing some civic

[1:04:33] and social responsibility

[1:04:34] to spring break

[1:04:35] and urging people

[1:04:36] to donate blood

[1:04:38] here on the beach

[1:04:39] now

[1:04:40] what made you

[1:04:42] decide

[1:04:43] to take this step

[1:04:45] this year

Justin McElroy

[1:04:45] well I have been

[1:04:46] reading up a lot

[1:04:48] on the effects

[1:04:48] of young blood

[1:04:50] on older adults

[1:04:52] and that is so

[1:04:53] important to the

[1:04:54] MaxFun Drive

[1:04:54] network that I want

[1:04:55] to keep him going

[1:04:56] just as long

[1:04:57] as possible

[1:04:57] so we have been

[1:04:59] asking all of our

[1:04:59] MaxFun family today

[1:05:01] to come in here

[1:05:01] do their part

[1:05:03] and donate a

[1:05:04] pint of their

[1:05:05] young virile blood

[1:05:06] for me to pump

[1:05:07] into my dad

[1:05:08] Clint McElroy

S18

[1:05:09] yeah

[1:05:09] just a big old

[1:05:11] transfusion

[1:05:12] that's

[1:05:12] and I've come up

[1:05:14] with a bunch of

[1:05:14] slogans too

[1:05:15] let's hear it

[1:05:16] don't be

[1:05:17] a

[1:05:18] negative

[1:05:19] person

[1:05:20] be positive

Justin McElroy

[1:05:24] that it won't

[1:05:25] hurt

[1:05:26] right

[1:05:26] and give me

[1:05:27] your blood

[1:05:27] it says at the

[1:05:28] bottom of all

[1:05:29] them

[1:05:29] and give me

[1:05:29] your blood

S18

[1:05:30] right

[1:05:30] blood

[1:05:31] it's not just

[1:05:32] for breakfast

[1:05:32] anymore

[1:05:33] I'm workshopping

[1:05:34] that one

[1:05:35] that one

[1:05:36] we're still

[1:05:36] coming along

S1

[1:05:37] so yeah

[1:05:38] we appreciate

[1:05:39] everybody Dave

[1:05:39] it's been a

[1:05:40] great success

[1:05:41] of farm

[1:05:41] Clint you look

[1:05:42] fantastic

[1:05:43] your skin

[1:05:43] is absolutely

[1:05:44] growing

[1:05:44] how many

[1:05:45] pints

[1:05:45] of young

[1:05:46] blood

[1:05:46] have you

[1:05:47] had today

[1:05:47] I've had

[1:05:48] seven

Justin McElroy

[1:05:49] six of them

[1:05:51] voluntarily

[1:05:52] wow

[1:05:53] yeah

[1:05:53] that's

[1:05:54] which is

[1:05:54] great

[1:05:55] for dad

[1:05:55] a huge

[1:05:56] record

[1:05:56] we have

[1:05:57] just been

[1:05:57] so appreciative

[1:05:58] of everybody

[1:05:59] donating to the

[1:06:00] max fun drive

[1:06:00] and they're

[1:06:01] saying I wish

[1:06:02] I could do

[1:06:02] more

[1:06:02] and the truth

[1:06:03] is you could

[1:06:04] tell a friend

[1:06:05] you know

[1:06:06] you could do

[1:06:06] a little bit

[1:06:07] of a boost

[1:06:07] to your

[1:06:07] donation

[1:06:08] you could

[1:06:08] do any

[1:06:08] of that

[1:06:09] stuff

[1:06:09] or you

[1:06:09] could come

[1:06:09] in here

[1:06:09] and give

[1:06:10] my dad

[1:06:11] a pint

[1:06:12] of your

[1:06:12] blood

[1:06:12] you know

[1:06:13] a pint

[1:06:13] of your

[1:06:13] blood

S1

[1:06:14] some

[1:06:15] of your

[1:06:15] blood

[1:06:15] now

[1:06:15] I'm

[1:06:16] gonna tell

[1:06:16] you

[1:06:16] it is

[1:06:17] a windy

[1:06:17] day

[1:06:18] here

[1:06:18] on the

[1:06:19] beach

[1:06:19] we are

[1:06:20] we are

[1:06:20] getting

[1:06:20] a good amount

[1:06:21] of sand

[1:06:22] in our

[1:06:23] eyes and

[1:06:24] mouths

[1:06:25] have you had

[1:06:25] any hygiene

[1:06:28] issues

[1:06:28] I smell

Justin McElroy

[1:06:29] the hygiene

[1:06:30] thing coming

[1:06:31] thank you

[1:06:31] dad

[1:06:31] you never

[1:06:31] fail to

[1:06:33] disappoint

[1:06:33] dad go

S18

[1:06:34] ahead

[1:06:35] just the

[1:06:36] usual

[1:06:36] you know

[1:06:38] you get

[1:06:38] the gritty

[1:06:39] in the

[1:06:40] eyes

[1:06:40] and that

[1:06:41] keeps you

Justin McElroy

[1:06:41] from doing

[1:06:42] the gritty

[1:06:42] yeah

[1:06:43] but it

[1:06:44] doesn't

[1:06:44] bother

[1:06:44] you

[1:06:44] if you

[1:06:45] have

[1:06:45] grit

[1:06:45] and that's

[1:06:46] what my

[1:06:47] dad has

[1:06:47] you could

[1:06:48] he could

[1:06:48] take a little

[1:06:48] dirt

[1:06:49] you know

[1:06:49] what

[1:06:49] he's not

[1:06:50] picky about

[1:06:50] types either

[1:06:51] Dave

[1:06:51] any type

[1:06:54] whatever you got

[1:06:55] dad is ready

[1:06:57] and willing

[1:06:57] you got O

S18

[1:06:58] you got AB

[1:06:59] I've got an

[1:07:01] adapter for

[1:07:02] all of them

[1:07:03] so bring

[1:07:05] it on

[1:07:05] I will

[1:07:08] tell you

[1:07:08] this

[1:07:09] the sand

[1:07:10] is really

[1:07:11] kind of

[1:07:11] messing with

[1:07:12] my

[1:07:12] obligatory

[1:07:13] Dracula

[1:07:14] costume

[1:07:14] that I

[1:07:15] always wear

[1:07:15] at blood

[1:07:16] drives

[1:07:16] and some

[1:07:19] people get

[1:07:19] the gag

[1:07:20] most

[1:07:21] most don't

Justin McElroy

[1:07:22] yeah

[1:07:22] that's

[1:07:23] okay

[1:07:23] as long

[1:07:24] as the

[1:07:24] blood

[1:07:24] keeps

[1:07:25] flowing

[1:07:25] doesn't

[1:07:26] matter

[1:07:26] to us

S1

[1:07:27] feel the

[1:07:27] need

[1:07:28] the need

[1:07:28] for bleed

[1:07:29] that's me

[1:07:30] now when I

[1:07:32] heard that there

[1:07:32] was going to be

[1:07:33] a blood

[1:07:33] donation area

[1:07:34] here at

[1:07:35] spring break

[1:07:35] I will tell

[1:07:36] you

[1:07:36] yeah

[1:07:37] my brain

[1:07:38] went to

[1:07:39] a more

[1:07:39] traditional

[1:07:41] a more

[1:07:41] familiar

[1:07:42] blood drive

[1:07:43] kind of a

[1:07:43] situation

[1:07:43] where

[1:07:44] some of

[1:07:45] the blood

[1:07:45] might go

[1:07:45] to people

[1:07:45] who have

[1:07:46] been

[1:07:46] let's say

[1:07:46] in accidents

[1:07:47] and need

[1:07:50] blood

[1:07:50] if you

[1:07:51] find yourself

[1:07:51] with any

[1:07:52] extra pints

[1:07:52] at the end

[1:07:53] of the day

[1:07:54] is it possible

[1:07:55] that some of

[1:07:55] these might

[1:07:56] make their way

[1:07:57] to accident

[1:07:58] victims

[1:07:59] or people

[1:08:00] in surgeries

[1:08:00] oh Dave

[1:08:01] this is such

[1:08:02] a sensitive

[1:08:02] topic

[1:08:03] sweet

S18

[1:08:03] sweethearted

[1:08:04] Dave

Justin McElroy

[1:08:05] yeah

[1:08:05] I mean

[1:08:06] just to start

[1:08:07] out

[1:08:07] Dave

[1:08:07] for starters

[1:08:08] it's never

[1:08:09] too early

[1:08:10] to start

[1:08:10] cycling out

[1:08:11] blood

[1:08:11] I am in

[1:08:12] my mid

[1:08:12] 40s

[1:08:13] but a lot

[1:08:13] of these

[1:08:14] folks have

[1:08:14] 10-20 years

[1:08:15] my junior

[1:08:16] you know

[1:08:16] so I would

[1:08:17] love to

[1:08:17] just top off

[1:08:19] a little bit

[1:08:20] on the

[1:08:20] vitality

[1:08:21] even though

[1:08:21] I'm obviously

[1:08:22] much more

[1:08:22] healthy

[1:08:23] than my

[1:08:24] dad

[1:08:25] and so

[1:08:27] that is

[1:08:27] any extra

[1:08:29] blood

[1:08:29] I will be

[1:08:30] sort of

[1:08:31] taking on

[1:08:32] myself

[1:08:33] so

S18

[1:08:34] do you think

[1:08:35] it's bad

[1:08:35] optics

[1:08:36] to not

[1:08:37] you know

[1:08:38] share

[1:08:38] I mean

[1:08:40] because I

[1:08:40] don't know

[1:08:40] I mean

[1:08:41] I'm

[1:08:41] seven

[1:08:42] well we

Justin McElroy

[1:08:42] have

[1:08:42] we have

[1:08:43] been

[1:08:43] as a

[1:08:44] prize

[1:08:44] to all

[1:08:45] donors

[1:08:45] we've been

[1:08:45] giving them

[1:08:46] to address

[1:08:47] to other

[1:08:47] blood drives

S18

[1:08:48] that are

[1:08:49] benefiting

[1:08:49] the public

Justin McElroy

[1:08:50] so that

[1:08:50] has been

[1:08:50] I've been

[1:08:51] offering that

[1:08:52] they do

[1:08:52] have to

[1:08:52] wait

[1:08:53] some

[1:08:54] period

[1:08:54] of time

[1:08:55] for the

[1:08:56] blood

[1:08:56] to

[1:08:57] we're not

[1:08:58] scientists

[1:08:58] here in

[1:08:58] the tent

[1:08:59] but the

[1:09:00] blood does

[1:09:00] need to

[1:09:01] make

[1:09:01] some more

[1:09:02] of it

S1

[1:09:03] yeah

[1:09:04] I'm glad

[1:09:04] you pointed

[1:09:05] out you are

[1:09:05] not scientists

[1:09:06] here at this

[1:09:06] blood donation

[1:09:07] tent

[1:09:07] Clint I gotta

[1:09:09] say your shirt

[1:09:10] is off

[1:09:10] your abs

[1:09:11] are tight

[1:09:11] your tits

[1:09:12] are right

[1:09:13] you are

[1:09:13] looking like

[1:09:14] a man

[1:09:15] of 22

[1:09:17] how do you

[1:09:17] feel

[1:09:18] well

[1:09:20] like a man

[1:09:21] of 69

[1:09:22] yeah

S6

[1:09:23] this is

[1:09:24] this is all

[1:09:24] the filter

S18

[1:09:25] this is all

[1:09:26] the filter

[1:09:27] I've got

[1:09:27] on the camera

[1:09:28] if I were

[1:09:30] to switch

[1:09:30] over I

[1:09:31] would look

[1:09:31] like Gary

[1:09:32] Oldman

[1:09:33] at the end

[1:09:33] of the

[1:09:35] Dracula

[1:09:35] movie

[1:09:36] a lot

[1:09:37] of Dracula

Justin McElroy

[1:09:38] themed content

[1:09:39] dad I'm

[1:09:39] worried the

[1:09:39] blood is

[1:09:40] starting to

[1:09:40] go to your

[1:09:41] brain

[1:09:41] oh yeah

[1:09:42] that's the

[1:09:43] good time

[1:09:43] yeah

[1:09:44] that's

[1:09:44] when it

[1:09:44] goes to

[1:09:45] your brain

[1:09:46] yahoo

S18

[1:09:47] I wish

[1:09:47] you didn't

[1:09:48] taste for it

[1:09:48] and it's

[1:09:49] it's

[1:09:50] never enough

[1:09:51] thank you for

[1:09:51] the compliments

[1:09:51] Dave

[1:09:52] I think I

[1:09:54] look pretty

[1:09:54] sharp

[1:09:55] yeah

[1:09:55] I only

[1:09:57] wish people

[1:09:57] could see

S1

[1:09:58] how good

[1:09:59] I look

[1:09:59] now

[1:10:01] one

[1:10:01] benefit

[1:10:02] to donating

[1:10:03] blood

[1:10:03] especially

[1:10:04] at spring

[1:10:04] green

[1:10:04] is that

[1:10:05] you get

[1:10:06] buzzed

[1:10:06] a little

[1:10:07] bit

[1:10:07] quicker

[1:10:07] have you

[1:10:08] used

[1:10:08] that

[1:10:08] in any

[1:10:08] of your

[1:10:09] marketing

[1:10:10] material

Justin McElroy

[1:10:10] yeah

[1:10:12] absolutely

[1:10:12] Dave

[1:10:12] it's a

[1:10:13] killer

[1:10:13] competitive

[1:10:14] advantage

[1:10:14] for us

[1:10:15] less blood

[1:10:16] means more

[1:10:16] fun

[1:10:17] that's

[1:10:17] what we

[1:10:17] say

[1:10:17] here

[1:10:18] and we

[1:10:19] actually

[1:10:19] have

[1:10:19] been

[1:10:19] filling

[1:10:20] most

[1:10:20] of

[1:10:20] our

[1:10:21] blood

[1:10:22] recreating

[1:10:24] Twinkies

[1:10:25] it's

[1:10:25] important

[1:10:25] to eat

[1:10:26] sugar

[1:10:26] after you

[1:10:27] donate

[1:10:27] blood

[1:10:27] I've seen

[1:10:28] that on

[1:10:28] TV

[1:10:28] so that is

[1:10:29] something

[1:10:29] we're doing

[1:10:30] here

[1:10:30] but we are

[1:10:31] putting

[1:10:31] alcoholic

[1:10:31] cream

[1:10:32] into the

[1:10:32] Twinkies

[1:10:33] just to

[1:10:33] get it

[1:10:35] I'm sorry

[1:10:36] you're putting

[1:10:36] I'm sorry

[1:10:36] we have a wide variety

[1:10:38] of snacks

[1:10:38] Dave wanted to ask

[1:10:39] a clarifying

[1:10:40] question

[1:10:40] about

[1:10:41] yes Dave

[1:10:41] I'm sorry

S1

[1:10:42] you're putting

[1:10:43] what kind of

[1:10:44] cream

[1:10:44] in the

[1:10:44] Twinkies

[1:10:44] so it's

Justin McElroy

[1:10:45] a vodka

[1:10:46] cream

[1:10:47] Dave

[1:10:47] but it's

[1:10:49] only for

[1:10:50] folks who

[1:10:51] are interested

[1:10:51] in participating

[1:10:52] obviously

[1:10:52] you can get

[1:10:54] rum

[1:10:54] filled

[1:10:55] Twinkies

[1:10:55] or

[1:10:56] you know

[1:10:56] whatever

[1:10:57] sort of

[1:10:57] liquor you

[1:10:57] want

S1

[1:10:58] of legal

[1:10:59] age

[1:11:00] which here

[1:11:02] in Daytona

[1:11:02] Beach

[1:11:02] is

[1:11:03] 14

[1:11:04] 14

Justin McElroy

[1:11:05] 14

[1:11:06] yes we did

[1:11:06] bump it up

[1:11:07] last year

[1:11:07] thanks folks

[1:11:08] appreciate that

[1:11:09] that was the

[1:11:09] right move

[1:11:09] it was a

[1:11:10] hard fight

[1:11:11] but 14

[1:11:12] is the right

[1:11:13] call Daytona

[1:11:13] Beach

[1:11:13] good job

[1:11:14] but the

S18

[1:11:15] other snacks

[1:11:15] we have

[1:11:15] are also

[1:11:16] aimed towards

[1:11:17] buffing you

[1:11:18] up

[1:11:18] building you

[1:11:19] up

[1:11:19] right

[1:11:19] we've got

[1:11:20] screaming

[1:11:21] yellow

[1:11:21] zonkers

[1:11:22] yeah

[1:11:22] protein

[1:11:23] we've got

[1:11:23] a lot of

[1:11:23] protein

Justin McElroy

[1:11:24] space food

[1:11:25] sticks

[1:11:26] we've got

[1:11:26] kugel

[1:11:27] dad got that

[1:11:28] dehydrated

[1:11:29] astronaut ice

[1:11:30] cream

[1:11:30] that's been a

[1:11:31] big hit

[1:11:32] today

[1:11:32] we're moving

[1:11:33] a lot of

[1:11:33] units of that

[1:11:34] people are

[1:11:34] starving

[1:11:35] after they

[1:11:36] give blood

[1:11:36] and they

[1:11:36] were willing

[1:11:37] to pay

[1:11:37] any price

[1:11:37] for these

[1:11:38] snacks

[1:11:38] so we've

[1:11:38] been doing

[1:11:39] huge business

[1:11:39] there too

S1

[1:11:40] oh so the

[1:11:40] snacks are not

[1:11:41] free

[1:11:41] they need

[1:11:42] to be

[1:11:42] purchased

[1:11:43] you assume

Justin McElroy

[1:11:44] the snacks

[1:11:44] are free

[1:11:45] in much

[1:11:45] the same

[1:11:45] way you

[1:11:46] assume

[1:11:46] the blood's

[1:11:47] going to

[1:11:47] charity

[1:11:47] you really

[1:11:48] highlighted

[1:11:48] our killer

[1:11:49] competitive

[1:11:49] advantage

[1:11:50] here Dave

[1:11:50] people are

[1:11:51] going to

[1:11:51] assume

[1:11:51] we're doing

[1:11:51] a lot

[1:11:52] of great

[1:11:52] stuff

[1:11:52] that we

[1:11:53] are not

[1:11:53] anywhere

[1:11:53] in the

[1:11:54] ballpark

[1:11:54] your finger

[1:11:55] is on the

[1:11:55] pulse of

[1:11:56] America

[1:11:56] ironically

S1

[1:11:58] yes

[1:11:58] yeah

[1:11:59] yeah

[1:11:59] just to

[1:11:59] find the

[1:12:00] blood

[1:12:00] yeah

[1:12:01] so what

[1:12:03] do you

[1:12:03] have on

[1:12:03] your

[1:12:04] agenda

[1:12:04] once we

[1:12:05] wrap

[1:12:05] things up

[1:12:06] here

[1:12:06] at the

[1:12:06] blood

[1:12:07] donation

[1:12:07] tent

[1:12:07] what

[1:12:07] other

[1:12:08] spring

[1:12:08] break

[1:12:09] activities

Justin McElroy

[1:12:09] I'm

[1:12:10] changing

[1:12:10] my name

[1:12:11] because

[1:12:11] nothing

[1:12:12] here

[1:12:12] that I've

[1:12:12] done

[1:12:13] today

[1:12:13] is going

[1:12:14] to be

[1:12:14] favorable

[1:12:15] in the eyes

[1:12:16] of John

[1:12:16] Q.

[1:12:16] Law

[1:12:17] so I'm

[1:12:17] going to

[1:12:17] go on

[1:12:18] the lamb

[1:12:18] I'm

[1:12:19] going to

[1:12:19] get out

[1:12:19] of here

[1:12:20] go

[1:12:21] start a

[1:12:21] fresh

[1:12:21] life

[1:12:22] for myself

[1:12:22] Dave

[1:12:22] smart

S18

[1:12:23] clean

[1:12:24] I'm

[1:12:25] clean

[1:12:25] all the

[1:12:26] grit

[1:12:26] out

[1:12:26] of

[1:12:27] places

[1:12:27] where

[1:12:28] there

[1:12:28] should

[1:12:28] not

[1:12:28] be

[1:12:29] grit

[1:12:29] or

[1:12:30] sand

[1:12:30] and

[1:12:32] then

[1:12:32] if

[1:12:33] there's

[1:12:33] any

[1:12:33] time

[1:12:33] I

[1:12:34] might

[1:12:34] I

[1:12:35] don't

[1:12:35] know

[1:12:35] smurf

[1:12:36] smurf

[1:12:37] I'm

[1:12:37] going to

[1:12:38] smurf

[1:12:38] a little

[1:12:38] bit

[1:12:38] on my

[1:12:39] smurf

[1:12:39] board

[1:12:39] with all

[1:12:44] this young

[1:12:45] blood

[1:12:46] maybe I'll

[1:12:47] try skim

[1:12:48] boarding

[1:12:48] you know

[1:12:48] where you

[1:12:49] toss it

[1:12:49] and then

[1:12:50] jump on

[1:12:50] it

[1:12:50] and fall

[1:12:51] you know

S1

[1:12:53] honestly

[1:12:54] all I'm

[1:12:54] thinking in

[1:12:54] my head

[1:12:55] is what

[1:12:55] if this

[1:12:55] is how

[1:12:55] we'll

[1:12:56] find

[1:12:56] you

[1:12:56] what if

S18

[1:12:59] it was

[1:13:00] just a

[1:13:01] slip

[1:13:01] and suddenly

S1

[1:13:02] suddenly

[1:13:04] it was like

[1:13:04] wait a minute

[1:13:04] it's like the

[1:13:05] end of the

[1:13:06] usual suspects

[1:13:06] it all

[1:13:07] comes together

[1:13:08] I would

[1:13:09] love to

[1:13:09] believe

[1:13:09] that's true

Justin McElroy

[1:13:10] Dave

[1:13:13] that fire hose

[1:13:14] residuals

[1:13:15] I would not

[1:13:15] be here

[1:13:16] my man

[1:13:16] I will

[1:13:17] guarantee

[1:13:17] you that

[1:13:17] I would

[1:13:18] be living

[1:13:18] in an

[1:13:18] island

[1:13:18] in the

[1:13:19] Balkans

[1:13:19] I don't

[1:13:20] even know

[1:13:20] if the

[1:13:20] Balkans

[1:13:20] has

[1:13:21] islands

[1:13:21] that's

[1:13:21] what I'd

[1:13:21] be doing

[1:13:22] living off

[1:13:22] that Papa

[1:13:23] Smurf

[1:13:23] money

[1:13:23] I would

[1:13:23] have

[1:13:24] killed

[1:13:24] only one

[1:13:24] way to

S1

[1:13:24] find out

[1:13:25] get

[1:13:25] yourselves

[1:13:26] there

[1:13:26] and if

[1:13:27] you're

[1:13:27] in

[1:13:27] Daytona

[1:13:27] Beach

[1:13:28] get

[1:13:28] yourself

[1:13:29] here

[1:13:29] to the

[1:13:29] Bud

[1:13:30] Ice

[1:13:30] blood

[1:13:31] donation

[1:13:31] while the

[1:13:32] tent

[1:13:32] has

[1:13:32] blown

[1:13:32] away

[1:13:33] so

[1:13:33] we're

[1:13:33] kind

[1:13:33] of

[1:13:33] just

[1:13:33] more

[1:13:34] standing

[1:13:34] on a

[1:13:34] beach

[1:13:34] at

[1:13:35] this

[1:13:36] stage

[1:13:36] but come

[1:13:36] on

[1:13:36] down

[1:13:37] Clint

[1:13:38] needs

[1:13:38] your

[1:13:38] blood

[1:13:38] Justin

[1:13:39] merely

[1:13:39] wants

[1:13:40] it

[1:13:40] and

[1:13:40] we'll

[1:13:40] be

[1:13:41] back

[1:13:41] with

[1:13:41] more

[1:13:42] MFD

[1:13:43] Spring

[1:13:43] Break

[1:13:51] We're channeling

[1:13:51] the 90s

[1:13:52] this MFD

[1:13:53] Spring Break

[1:13:53] Drea

[1:13:54] Alonzo

[1:13:55] and Dan

[1:13:55] are compiling

[1:13:55] a list

[1:13:56] of their

[1:13:56] picks

[1:13:56] for the

[1:13:57] most iconic

[1:13:58] or culturally

[1:13:58] impactful

[1:13:59] movies of

[1:14:00] the 90s

[1:14:00] so far

[1:14:01] we have

[1:14:01] Clueless

[1:14:03] Fight Club

[1:14:04] and finally

[1:14:05] Pulp Fiction

[1:14:06] next on

[1:14:07] the list

[1:14:08] Alonzo

Alonso Duralde

[1:14:08] I would

[1:14:09] be remiss

[1:14:10] based on

[1:14:10] my personal

[1:14:11] brand to

[1:14:11] not bring

[1:14:12] up the

[1:14:12] new

[1:14:12] queer

[1:14:12] cinema

[1:14:13] and all

[1:14:13] this

[1:14:13] if I had to

[1:14:15] pick one

[1:14:15] though

[1:14:16] I think

[1:14:16] I'm going

[1:14:17] to go

[1:14:17] with

[1:14:17] 1994's

[1:14:18] Go Fish

[1:14:19] because that

[1:14:20] is a movie

[1:14:21] that I think

[1:14:21] represents

[1:14:22] the sort

[1:14:23] of

[1:14:24] underground

[1:14:25] zero budget

[1:14:27] aesthetic

[1:14:27] of the

[1:14:28] initial wave

[1:14:29] of new

[1:14:29] queer

[1:14:30] cinema

[1:14:30] movies

[1:14:30] but also

[1:14:32] segues

[1:14:33] us into

[1:14:33] that period

[1:14:34] where

[1:14:34] indie

[1:14:35] distributors

[1:14:36] realized

[1:14:36] oh

[1:14:37] if these

[1:14:37] movies are

[1:14:37] funny

[1:14:38] and they

[1:14:38] have a

[1:14:38] love story

[1:14:39] we can

[1:14:40] actually

[1:14:40] maybe

[1:14:40] sell tickets

[1:14:41] to some

[1:14:41] straight

[1:14:42] people

S16

[1:14:42] so to

Alonso Duralde

[1:14:53] me

[1:14:53] it kind

[1:14:53] of

[1:14:53] feels

[1:14:54] like this

[1:14:54] tipping

[1:14:54] point

[1:14:55] between

[1:14:55] like your

[1:14:56] sort of

[1:14:57] Gregoraki

[1:14:58] you know

[1:14:59] Todd Haynes

[1:15:00] directing

[1:15:00] Poison

[1:15:01] aesthetic

[1:15:01] and then

[1:15:02] your

[1:15:02] later

[1:15:03] you know

[1:15:04] like

[1:15:04] trick

[1:15:05] and all

[1:15:05] over

[1:15:06] the

[1:15:06] guy

[1:15:06] and

[1:15:07] Jeffrey

[1:15:07] and

[1:15:08] those

[1:15:08] movies

[1:15:08] that

[1:15:09] were

[1:15:09] very

[1:15:09] much

[1:15:09] kind

[1:15:09] of

[1:15:09] pitched

[1:15:10] at a

[1:15:10] somewhat

[1:15:10] wider

[1:15:11] audience

[1:15:11] than

[1:15:12] just

[1:15:12] angry

[1:15:13] queer

[1:15:13] urbanites

[1:15:14] and it

[1:15:15] still

[1:15:15] holds

[1:15:16] up

[1:15:16] 30

[1:15:17] plus

[1:15:18] years

[1:15:18] later

[1:15:18] it's

[1:15:18] still

[1:15:19] super

[1:15:20] charming

[1:15:20] and

[1:15:21] a lot

[1:15:22] of fun

[1:15:22] and one

[1:15:23] of my

[1:15:23] favorite

[1:15:24] queer

[1:15:24] films

[1:15:25] so yeah

[1:15:25] go fish

Dan McCoy

[1:15:25] what

[1:15:26] what

Dan McCoy

[1:15:26] right

[1:15:27] right

Dan McCoy

[1:15:27] at the

[1:15:27] start

[1:15:27] of the

[1:15:28] 90s

[1:15:28] 91

[1:15:29] Silence

[1:15:30] of the

[1:15:30] Lambs

[1:15:31] you know

[1:15:32] draws on

[1:15:32] a lot of

[1:15:33] stuff that

[1:15:34] came before

[1:15:34] but I

[1:15:35] think

[1:15:35] really

[1:15:35] created

[1:15:36] the

[1:15:37] serial

[1:15:37] killer

[1:15:38] movie

[1:15:38] as it

[1:15:39] exists

[1:15:39] now

[1:15:39] sort

[1:15:40] of

[1:15:40] and

[1:15:41] unfortunately

[1:15:41] on the

[1:15:42] other

[1:15:42] like

[1:15:42] created

[1:15:43] the

[1:15:43] idea

[1:15:43] of

[1:15:44] like

[1:15:44] the

[1:15:44] brilliant

[1:15:45] serial

[1:15:45] killer

[1:15:45] how is

[1:15:46] young

[1:15:47] Josh

[1:15:47] and the

[1:15:48] lovely

[1:15:48] Molly

[1:15:48] they're

[1:15:50] always in

[1:15:50] my

[1:15:50] thoughts

[1:15:51] you know

[1:15:51] you will

[1:15:52] not

[1:15:53] persuade me

[1:15:53] with appeals

[1:15:54] to my

[1:15:54] intellectual

[1:15:55] vanity

[1:15:55] rather than

[1:15:56] the serial

[1:15:57] killer

[1:15:57] who's

[1:15:57] just

[1:15:58] a

[1:15:59] loser

[1:15:59] in a

[1:15:59] basement

[1:15:59] who lost

[1:16:00] his empathy

[1:16:00] somewhere

[1:16:01] along the

[1:16:01] way

[1:16:02] so many

[1:16:03] movies

[1:16:03] owe

[1:16:04] so much

[1:16:04] of their

[1:16:05] DNA

[1:16:05] to it

[1:16:05] and

[1:16:06] finally

[1:16:07] Drea

S12

[1:16:07] all right

[1:16:08] I'm gonna

[1:16:08] say

[1:16:09] 1998's

[1:16:10] Rushmore

[1:16:11] it's Wes

[1:16:12] anderson

[1:16:12] second

[1:16:13] anderson's

[1:16:13] second

S12

[1:16:13] film

[1:16:14] but

[1:16:14] for a

[1:16:15] lot

[1:16:15] of

[1:16:15] people

[1:16:15] this

[1:16:15] was

[1:16:15] the

[1:16:16] breakthrough

[1:16:16] they

[1:16:17] maybe

[1:16:17] didn't

[1:16:17] make

[1:16:18] it

[1:16:18] to

[1:16:18] bottle

[1:16:18] rocket

[1:16:19] Rushmore

[1:16:20] color

[1:16:21] it

[1:16:21] introduced

[1:16:22] you to

[1:16:23] what's

[1:16:23] become a

[1:16:24] very

[1:16:24] iconic

[1:16:25] and

[1:16:25] consistent

[1:16:25] color

[1:16:26] palette

[1:16:27] framing

[1:16:27] device

[1:16:28] like

[1:16:28] his

[1:16:29] visual

[1:16:29] storytelling

[1:16:30] his

[1:16:30] cinematic

[1:16:31] language

[1:16:32] is

[1:16:32] established

[1:16:33] in

[1:16:33] Rushmore

[1:16:33] and that

[1:16:34] also

[1:16:34] includes

[1:16:35] very

[1:16:35] vibrant

[1:16:36] yet

[1:16:36] deadpan

[1:16:37] characters

[1:16:38] like

[1:16:39] Max

[1:16:39] Fisher

[1:16:39] which is

[1:16:40] Jason

[1:16:41] Schwartzman

[1:16:41] memorable

[1:16:42] nerdy

[1:16:44] complicated

[1:16:45] heartbreaking

[1:16:46] all sorts

[1:16:46] of wonderful

[1:16:47] things

[1:16:47] started

[1:16:48] the

[1:16:49] partnership

[1:16:49] with Bill

[1:16:50] Murray

[1:16:50] that's

[1:16:50] continued

[1:16:51] through

[1:16:51] many

[1:16:51] films

[1:16:52] obviously

[1:16:53] Owen

[1:16:53] Wilson

[1:16:53] popping up

[1:16:54] again

[1:16:54] it's

[1:16:55] also

[1:16:56] quotable

[1:16:56] but like

[1:16:57] my favorite

[1:16:58] quote from

[1:16:58] that one

[1:16:59] would be

[1:16:59] when he

[1:16:59] sees

[1:17:00] Luke

[1:17:01] Wilson

[1:17:01] in his

[1:17:02] scrubs

Jordan Morris

[1:17:02] I like

[1:17:03] your nurse's

[1:17:04] uniform

[1:17:04] guy

[1:17:04] these

[1:17:06] are

[1:17:06] OR

[1:17:06] scrubs

[1:17:07] OR

[1:17:09] they

S12

[1:17:09] which

[1:17:10] is

[1:17:10] something

[1:17:10] I

[1:17:10] say

[1:17:11] to

[1:17:11] people

[1:17:11] all

[1:17:11] the

[1:17:12] time

[1:17:12] and

[1:17:12] no

[1:17:12] one

[1:17:13] understands

[1:17:13] I'm

[1:17:14] quoting

[1:17:14] something

S1

[1:17:15] that's

[1:17:15] a big

[1:17:15] line

[1:17:16] in this

[1:17:16] house

[1:17:16] oh

[1:17:17] are

[1:17:17] they

[1:17:17] yeah

[1:17:18] yeah

[1:17:18] there

[1:17:18] you

[1:17:19] have

[1:17:19] it

[1:17:19] I

[1:17:19] for

[1:17:19] one

[1:17:20] I'm

[1:17:20] looking

[1:17:20] forward

[1:17:20] to

[1:17:20] re-watching

[1:17:21] all

[1:17:21] of

[1:17:21] these

[1:17:22] films

[1:17:22] in

[1:17:22] the

[1:17:23] Orville

[1:17:23] Redenbacher

[1:17:23] extreme

[1:17:24] amounts

[1:17:24] of

[1:17:24] movie

[1:17:25] theater

[1:17:25] butter

[1:17:25] microwave

[1:17:26] popcorn

[1:17:26] screening

[1:17:27] room

[1:17:27] now

[1:17:28] y'all

[1:17:29] I have

[1:17:29] just

[1:17:34] pop culture

[1:17:35] appreciation

[1:17:36] cabana

[1:17:36] let's take

[1:17:37] a look

[1:17:37] because

[1:17:38] maybe

S2

[1:17:38] you're

[1:17:39] gonna be

[1:17:39] the one

[1:17:40] that saves

[1:17:40] me

[1:17:41] and after

[1:17:41] all

[1:17:42] you're

[1:17:43] my

[1:17:43] wonder

[1:17:43] wall

[1:17:44] what a

S1

[1:17:55] way to

[1:17:55] kick off

[1:17:55] MFD

[1:17:56] spring

[1:17:56] break

[1:17:57] 2025

[1:17:57] we have

[1:17:58] so many

[1:17:59] exciting

[1:17:59] things in

[1:18:00] store

[1:18:00] this

[1:18:00] next

[1:18:01] couple

[1:18:01] of

[1:18:01] weeks

[1:18:01] and

[1:18:01] you can

[1:18:02] stay

[1:18:02] on top

[1:18:02] of it

[1:18:02] all

[1:18:03] at

[1:18:03] maximum

[1:18:04] fun

[1:18:04] dot

[1:18:04] org

[1:18:05] and

[1:18:06] again

[1:18:06] for

[1:18:06] all

[1:18:06] of

[1:18:07] you

[1:18:07] listening

[1:18:07] and

[1:18:07] watching

[1:18:08] at

[1:18:08] home

[1:18:08] it's

[1:18:08] very

[1:18:09] easy

[1:18:09] to

[1:18:09] support

[1:18:09] your

[1:18:10] favorite

[1:18:10] max

[1:18:10] fun

[1:18:10] shows

[1:18:11] just

[1:18:11] go

[1:18:11] to

[1:18:11] maximum

[1:18:12] fun

[1:18:12] dot

[1:18:12] org

[1:18:13] slash

[1:18:13] donate

[1:18:14] and

[1:18:15] big

[1:18:15] thanks

[1:18:15] to

[1:18:15] all

[1:18:16] the

[1:18:16] hosts

[1:18:16] who

[1:18:16] took

[1:18:16] part

[1:18:17] in

[1:18:17] the

[1:18:17] MFD

[1:18:18] spring

[1:18:18] break

[1:18:18] 2025

[1:18:19] spectacular

[1:18:20] Jeremy

[1:18:21] Bent

[1:18:21] Oscar

[1:18:22] Montoya

[1:18:22] Dimitri

[1:18:23] Pompei

[1:18:24] Tom

[1:18:24] Lum

[1:18:25] Ellen

[1:18:25] Weatherford

[1:18:26] Alex

[1:18:26] Schmidt

[1:18:27] Brenda

[1:18:28] Snell

[1:18:28] Drea

[1:18:29] Clark

[1:18:29] Alonzo

[1:18:30] Duralde

[1:18:30] Dan

[1:18:31] McCoy

[1:18:32] Jordan

[1:18:32] Morris

[1:18:33] Manolo

[1:18:33] Moreno

[1:18:34] Ella

[1:18:35] Hubber

[1:18:35] Caroline

[1:18:36] Roper

[1:18:36] Ella

[1:18:37] McLeod

[1:18:38] John

[1:18:38] Luke

[1:18:38] Roberts

[1:18:39] Justin

[1:18:40] McElroy

[1:18:40] Clint

[1:18:41] McElroy

[1:18:41] Mike

[1:18:42] Cabalon

[1:18:43] Sierra

[1:18:43] Kato

[1:18:44] Hal

[1:18:45] Loveland

[1:18:45] Daniel

[1:18:46] Radford

[1:18:46] John

[1:18:46] Moe

[1:18:47] Christian

[1:18:47] Duenas

[1:18:48] Christian

[1:18:48] Duguay

[1:18:49] We'll see you all at the beach

[1:18:51] Hey Dave

Justin McElroy

[1:18:55] If you're planning on coming back this way

[1:18:57] I beg that you not

[1:18:58] All this young blood has driven my dad insane

[1:19:00] And he's super strong

[1:19:02] He is uprooting

[1:19:03] To the

[1:19:03] Ah!

[1:19:04] Dad!

[1:19:04] Put it down!

[1:19:05] Put it down!

[1:19:05] To the extreme!

[1:19:06] No!

[1:19:07] Quit dad!

[1:19:08] Wow dudes!

[1:19:09] Dad that is Jesse Thorne

[1:19:10] He is a hero here

[1:19:11] Put him down!

S18

[1:19:12] Alright

[1:19:13] I just love his ascot

[1:19:15] Thank you.

Dan McCoy joins MFD Spring Break

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