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The Power's Point Podcast
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Have you ever tried to keep a straight face while recording a podcast with your closest friends? Join Scott, Jim, Keith, and Gavin as we share the hilarious chaos behind the scenes of the Powers Point Podcast. We're excited to update you on our wild journey with F.A.K.E Radio across its first four episodes and tease some electrifying plans for the upcoming season. Balancing professionalism with fun is no easy feat, but we're grateful for the feedback and laughs contributed by our listeners and family members, who have become part of our podcasting family.
As the leaves turn and Halloween nostalgia creeps in, we reminisce about our most memorable costumes and the sugary delights that accompany the season. From superhero school escapades to crafting meatloaf hands, we've got stories that will make you laugh and maybe even inspire your next Halloween feast. And for those with dietary restrictions, like Caroline's diabetes, we're unpacking the mysterious world of sugar-free options and food regulations that seem to vary as wildly as our costume choices. Expect some eyebrow-raising insights into what makes candy sweet and cereal healthy.
Our adventure doesn't stop there! We venture to Brookfield Zoo where the real stars might just be the Dippin' Dots ice cream, not the animals. Special guests Keith and Gavin add their own flavor to the mix, with Keith sharing his wrestling game passion and the heartwarming story of giving personalized T-shirts to fans at Backbreaker Wrestling. Amidst the impressions and banter that would make Oscar the Grouch smile, we build on the community we've grown, fueled by shared joy and mysterious convergences where worlds might just collide. Don't miss out on all the laughter and camaraderie as we ponder the cosmic forces behind our podcast journey.
Thank you for joining us on today's show, as always, we appreciate each and every one of you! Talk to you soon.
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On this episode of oh, what the heck dude Do you want to?
Speaker 2:do a little stuff. Well, do you got an intro ready? No, keep this in. Okay. So do you want to go or do you want me to start? I'm about ready to go.
Speaker 1:I'm about ready to walk out of here. Try to be professional about this, all right. On this episode of the Powers Point Podcast, scott decided to have a special I don't know what to call it.
Speaker 2:Episode.
Speaker 3:Sure, scott, scott, can I just butt in for a second? Scott didn't decide shit. We, the three of us, just told him what we should do and he went all right, go on then. Okay, hit record.
Speaker 2:Anyway, screw you guys. Hello, hello, welcome to the powers point podcast, season five, episode 29 I think I'm really slacking this year, uh, and with me, as always, is Jim Hello, our gamer guy in Toledo, heath Hello. And Gavin, he needs no introduction here. Yeah, under the meters Massall, there you go, give him the plug. We have just completed the last episode of FAKE Radio. Four episodes, and I think this one's possibly the biggest one yet. So you guys' experience with it, how's it been?
Speaker 3:Mediocre. No, it's been good. It's a good project to be involved in. I'm honored that you asked me to be part of it and yeah, we've just done, obviously, concluded episode four and yeah, it's, it's grown. You can feel it growing like it's from even just we've been doing four episodes. It's the scripts are getting bigger and we're just getting into our characters more and yeah, it's good fun difference yeah, I definitely feel the same way.
Speaker 4:I'm glad you asked me to do this. It's been fun and, uh, we'll definitely get better. I definitely feel like I'm getting a little better every episode. So by the time we go back this season, uh, do the next season. I feel like I'll be even better then and be a little more fired up, probably a little more angry if that's what it calls for eager bastard me.
Speaker 1:I'm waiting for the uh, I'm waiting for the. I'm waiting for the check to get here, and then I'll let you know how I feel about this.
Speaker 2:It's in the mail, man, it's in the mail. That's what I'm saying here. I'm checking my account for in case people have a difficult which you shouldn't to know who's who in the characters Gavin plays our street reporter Elroy McNeil. The reporter, elroy McNeil, the big deal, elroy McNeil, you got Cal McCoy as.
Speaker 4:Keith, that's right. Cal short for Mescalero McCoy.
Speaker 2:And you got Max Wise, who's played by Jim.
Speaker 1:That's right, ladies and gentlemen, the voice of FAKE Radio.
Speaker 2:And you got me who I'd say, like five lines, if that per episode, which I like Abe Henderson, it's really cool on this, and uh, well, except from one person who, uh, who said ditch that shit and get the damn uh podcast back on. So here's your podcast.
Speaker 3:that was me, that was that thought, wasn't it?
Speaker 2:I don't know. You talk to her more than I do. I swear gavin does talk to my mom more than I do. Yeah, it's true, he likes his pictures on Facebook and everything. I don't remember the last time she liked anything on my Facebook maybe she's just tired of looking at your face.
Speaker 3:Well, I remember when me and Scott we stopped talking for like six months. We needed a bit of a break and I told her about it. I haven't spoke to Scott for a while and she says to me she goes I don't care what you and my son have felt for what did she say? I don't care what my son does, I'm not going to stop talking to you.
Speaker 1:I'm about close to my six month break with Scott this to me.
Speaker 2:It's been fun again for the people that don't know. This started out as a dream. Like Martin Luther King, is that bad to say that you don't even play him with this? He had a dream, I had a dream, you are the one, and I fulfilled mine.
Speaker 1:I don't want to go about your dream, scott it's rough.
Speaker 2:Even my therapist didn't want to know about my dreams. She cut me off. But you know what people have. They. They like how short the episodes are and they said that you get a lot in a 15-minute period than most shows. You know, because a lot of people drag things on. So you know you can listen to this on your way to the grocery store or I don't know, a quick walk around the block or something, or, as Len says, listen in the bathtub, you know. I also want to thank all the don't run my music like the Academy Awards either.
Speaker 1:Yeah, wrap it up, you're getting creepy.
Speaker 2:I just want to say thanks to all the callers who've been on the show, because there's been a lot. There's been 20 callers on this thing. Lynn's been doing the commercials. Got to say thanks to Sean who's been doing the redneck and he had a big part in the last episode. So it's fun to work with family.
Speaker 4:Let's get him a bigger part, sean, if you listen, you crack me up every time. Buddy, we need to get you a bigger part, and a spot on the website is what I think On the website too. Yeah, I think so too. I think Ed the Redneck is very worthy.
Speaker 2:But I already got plans for the second season in my head. You know I've taken everything you guys said in consideration, like from more conversations with real people. Gavin really wants that interaction.
Speaker 1:Wake up, Gavin Scott's talking.
Speaker 3:He's still talking, still talking. I'm here, I'm listening to him.
Speaker 2:But am I, am I right? You said you want like more caller interactions and you know like have have like a guest on, you know like a specialist, that you know he'd be on with us for like eight to ten minutes and and yeah, something like that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, like the calls the calls are great but they're like the like, they're all really quite short. So it'd be nice to just even if it's just one or two, slightly longer calls with people and maybe the maybe more heated debates like comedy obviously it's got to be comedy, but like heated debates between the hosts, and you know you could have someone calling in, calling elroy an idiot, and then that's going to get elroy. You could get him on the other line and then you know there's a little bit of fisty cups going on, just stuff like that you hear, you hear elroy get in the car and you hear him speed off.
Speaker 2:And then you hear that I'm the caller, as we're talking, and it's Elroy on the other side of the door, all pissed off.
Speaker 1:The caller didn't know we had him Like a car chase, that Bill Billy's chasing him in the car and stuff.
Speaker 2:Well, the caller don't know that, with GPS everybody calling in, so Elroy's seeing he was fairly close to where he was and jumps in the car and goes, uh, that would be kind of funny and then you go share with them. No, but I kind of took what you said, gavin, on this episode I I read, uh Ed, to redneck, the caller. He actually has like a lot of lines like almost more than you and I, uh, you know, uh, now I couldn't be happier with this and and how we did it and what we did. And uh, yes, he, now I'm back on the podcast. Now I'm like and that's like that, you know. So anything I learned is fun. You know what? We're going to take a quick commercial and then I got a story for you guys. I just got the headlines. I don't need the stories, but I can let you guys come up with something. Okay, we'll be back after these messages.
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Speaker 2:All right, we are back. Okay, as I said before the show, I had a big scoop, An Elroy McNeil scoop. So here's the headline and it comes from the world news daily reportcom Florida teen stung over 600 times in his penis After he inserts it inside a beehive oh, beehive.
Speaker 3:I believed it as soon as you said Florida. When you said Florida, I believed it also. I was like this is obviously true, then, because everything happens in Florida.
Speaker 2:This just happened, like a year ago or something. Recently. It just popped up 600 times. Somebody actually counted the stings. This shit had to look like a cancer. It's then boring in the hospital.
Speaker 3:That's a bit of a brag, though, isn't it that you were able to be stung 6,000 times 6,000. It was enough.
Speaker 2:You know space, you know how swollen he had to be, getting stung, that many times swollen he had to be and getting stung that many times Like head-free.
Speaker 1:You'd expect this news article like back in the Beavis and Butthead era or maybe Jackass that era, but not nowadays. Nowadays they're like drinking Tide Pods and stuff.
Speaker 3:You know, elroy if Elroy was reporting that he'd probably say rumor has it that he ejaculates honey Just throwing on the end. Oh, man.
Speaker 2:So why does everything happen so weird in Florida? It's kind of like Jim, close your ears. I won't say the name, but it's a store that rhymes with small mart.
Speaker 1:That's all right, I don't care.
Speaker 2:It is what it is. I don't want to say anything bad about your establishment of work.
Speaker 1:Yeah, what everybody else says, who cares?
Speaker 2:but it's like that you hear, you hear that store name and you automatically think crazies. You know now, florida crazies like now.
Speaker 4:A lot of it is to do with the weather, isn't it like? The homeless tend to migrate there because they can sleep on the beach and it's warm, rather than somewhere that it's cold like uh uh drug addicts, because I know they're like big uh mass epidemic and whatnot in florida right now. I think that has actually a lot to do with it, as they the homeless people are, people wind up migrating there because it's warm and they can necessarily don't have to have somewhere to stay right off the bat.
Speaker 2:There's the kid right here. Oh geez.
Speaker 4:I'm glad it's the kid and not the effect of his incident.
Speaker 2:Gavin here's the kid oh geez.
Speaker 3:So there's this thing that you can do as well if you type in on google florida man and then you date it there, it's something comes up that's happened on that date, what? Every day, every day of the year, every day. So it's like some difference. Every single time you put in whatever comes up, the first one that comes, that comes up. That's what it is. 40 years. Yeah.
Speaker 2:So you just do it in a Google search. Yeah, as far as I know you just do it into Google, yeah.
Speaker 3:And you have to put your month and year. I think you just put yeah, just put the month and the date like the day I'm doing it now as we speak, I think so anyway, Something like that Would this be a good time to mention that my parents actually have property for sale in Florida right now.
Speaker 4:I bet Anybody looking for a spot out there.
Speaker 1:Okay, I got one, here's mine. Oh okay, the headline is Florida man dressed as Fred Flintstone pulled over for driving footmobile. Pulled over for driving a footmobile. What's stupid. He was probably said he was like screaming yabba, dabba, doo Right.
Speaker 2:Imagine that, though. It's like that guy that was driving the high lift down the street and then the cop's like get down, get down. And he was sitting on his keg of beer and rolling down. He's like I'm just going down the street, only at the keg. And then when the cop came up, he raised the high lift up so the cop couldn't reach him, that's stupid, it's dumb. Uh, I'm trying to see florida, maybe march 1st, uh, oh, oh, this ain't cool man you gotta read it a fisherman in flor, florida, is accused of cruelty to animals because of the video he posted in 2017.
Speaker 2:The man who dragged the shark behind the speedboat pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 days in prison.
Speaker 1:Oh, what an idiot.
Speaker 2:That's not even funny, man. Oh my God, that's so stupid. Figures, figures, figures. Even mine is stupid. Oh, that's not even funny. Just like, just like real life.
Speaker 1:I'll doubt it wasn't you. Yeah, if it was. If it was, you would be. A local man goes to restaurant and gets senior citizen discount when he didn't deserve it.
Speaker 2:It's like those people that call up 911 and say somebody robbed them and took their cocaine, go get them. Or they didn't get their six piece nugget, they only got five because mcdonald's ran out. So people are calling stupid because they're high as a kite. But you know, I wasn't even going to do a podcast. You know, I I kind of had that idea in my head. But or are we doing a podcast? Oh sorry, no, no, we're still talking about the FAKE radio. Uh-huh, no, but that's all I got.
Speaker 3:Anybody else got anything to say? You know, no, not really. It was just a spare at the moment way to sort of record. You know, we were all on anyway and we just finished recording lines for the latest episode. So, yeah, we just thought why not jump on?
Speaker 1:wait, what about halloween? Did anything happen for you for halloween scott?
Speaker 2:yeah, my transmission went out of my car and it's and it's going to cost five grand to get a new one because they rebuild it trick or treat. I only paid four grand for the jeep.
Speaker 4:Uh, we had um, I made a meatloaf in the shape of a hand. Did I send you the pictures of that? And then I took, uh, I made like a bread bowl into a shape of a spider, so we actually had like a halloween.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's mean dinner yeah right, I'll shut boy rd there.
Speaker 3:And then you got gavin with uh swords walking up into uh his kids elementary school oh yeah, I was deadpool this year, so my son was deadpool as well, and, uh, me and his friend wolverine. Yeah, yeah, the two was walked into the school. We have to leave our weapons outside, obviously, but that was fun.
Speaker 2:He got arrested for bringing fake swords to the dm them probably wouldn't even have occurred to me.
Speaker 4:I would have been not, you know, naive enough. I would have tried to walk in with the weapons. Be like oh, that makes sense that they wouldn't let me have them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they made wolverine uh turn its claws in until you know he almost did.
Speaker 3:He almost did go with his claws and I was like there's no way they're gonna, because they are like real claws. I said there's no way they're gonna, let you take that in. So left them in the car how about?
Speaker 2:how about you jim?
Speaker 1:uh, why, trick-or-treating took my son to chesterton my cut with my cousins yeah and uh, the fancy neighborhoods and got full-size candy bars. Oh nice, he was a little, he was like one of those. A slice of pizza. You just throw it over your shoulders and it's real.
Speaker 3:It looks realistic from the print or whatever it was pretty funny and his face is like sticking out as if it's like a piece of pepperoni or something.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, that's cool you know, when I uh, when I walked up, people are like dude trick-or-treating's already over. Man, oh, I'm just getting in my vehicle to go to work.
Speaker 1:I thought they were gonna tell you that's the scariest mask I've ever seen. Oh sorry, sir.
Speaker 2:No, it was. It was pretty cool, otherwise other than the transmission. But you know, we had Lynn and Sean and Caroline come to the house and we had a like a get together. We had all this food cooked like taco bar, sloppy joes, and this is the first year that caroline didn't go trick-or-treating because of her diabetes. Oh yeah she, she thought it would be fun just handing out the candy and then that's nice, a couple kids, they uh they were trick-or-treating. And next thing, you know, caroline's like I just go trick-or-treating. So she went around with like a bucket and collected candy, you know, and then she gave the candy to a little kid when like gave everything to the kid oh, that's nice, man.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's nice. It's still the experience for it, isn't it? And then to be able to give it to someone else is quite nice right.
Speaker 2:And then we came in and I went to work and they were just starting to play games, you know, and I'm like I'm out.
Speaker 1:So you guys should, you guys should have made her like a healthy food, like snacks that look at like candy, like look like candy or something.
Speaker 2:I mean everything we got in the house is sugar free. But that's not fun, you know it's. I mean we're here to make it fun, yeah. Yeah, I mean we're still learning on this thing, yeah, and every time it's really big difference. And you know, she don't even like eat bread a lot of bread because of sugar and bread.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you wouldn't even think, would you? It wouldn't even cross your mind, would it?
Speaker 2:Ketchup's got a lot of sugar in it. Yeah, that's, it has a ton of sugar. Yeah, and every time, uh, every time, like caroline eats, you'll hear uh, sean and len's phone going off because their sugar's raising, you know, and so they have to hurry up and give her a shot to bring it back down that's what kills me is, like you see in these videos and stuff they say that America makes like cereal, like for loops or something.
Speaker 1:They'll make it in America and they'll have all these weird chemicals and red dye, six or whatever it's called. But a Canada or something will like we'll deliver it to them, but they have in their country. They have restrictions on all those chemicals and stuff. So they'll our america company will give them like a healthier brand, but not give the healthy brand to our own country. Yeah, that's not. Maybe I don't. That is the most mind-boggling thing ever. Why would you like personally poison?
Speaker 2:and everybody knows they're doing it yeah, it's kind of like the kinder surprise, right they? We're not allowed to eat those same Kinders. Yeah, we're not allowed to eat those candy treats that they have in the UK over here because of the toy right.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's like Sour and Slash yeah.
Speaker 2:You know, and then everybody comes over.
Speaker 3:It's always like that only little thing Obviously it's all the year, but like they're just little tiny things, so it's like I guess it's a choke and how's it wasn't working on one of the panel shows.
Speaker 4:I swear, didn't you explain that to me on one of the panel shows? Yeah, yeah, because I asked, I said because I remember asking gavin. I said, is there like a piece of plastic inside the chocolate? And that was, uh, it was on one of the other show. That might not have been the one that went on, scott, don't put panel shows out Scott Heiss records and then hides them.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm going to do? Something I've never done before. Oh, I'm just going to throw this out there. I'm not even going to edit this, don't. It's nice when it's not edited it's not edited, it's a real conversation and yeah, well, I'll add the commercial, because otherwise people will be like what?
Speaker 1:because if we're making fun of you, you're not doing your uh, uh, uhs that's it you know what I like about jim?
Speaker 3:you know what I like about jim? He's, he's the, he's the american me, isn't he? Because he just keeps you on your toes. He's always like, prodding at you, like, but he knows just how much he can push it, and then he just lets you go and then he'll reel you back in again and then I'll go like I was just kidding, I was just kidding.
Speaker 2:And then he looks off camera and he's like you know, like no, nothing happened. He's stupid. I don't know, you know I like the scripted stuff almost better, just because there's one phrase that I always say in the podcast and it drives me crazy. When I'm editing I always say you know, I mean Like it's one word, and it drives me crazy because I'm like how do I?
Speaker 3:stop that. How do I stop that? Mine isn't it. Everything's amazing. I always say amazing Like I've lost count how many times I've said that on my podcast. It's ridiculous. I don't even know what, I don't even say it that much in real life, but when I'm recording it's just everything's amazing. Thanks for coming on the show. It's been amazing talking to you.
Speaker 2:I've got to switch it up a little bit he's been on the show with me for a year now, so that that's a pretty good accomplishment. Uh, the hangout on me that long. Anybody to put up with you for a year, lynn. You see, wife should get a man. I don't.
Speaker 2:I don't ever see her either it's why the power's out behind you but we I'm on, I'm on vacation, uh, this next week and once I drop my car off here to hopefully get it fixed, she wants to do a Harry Potter marathon. Have you guys watched every Harry Potter movie back to back to back? No, not back to back. I've never seen one. 19 hours and 40 minutes is the total run time and I'm like Jesus Christ man. I don't know if.
Speaker 3:I. Is that all that's actually? I suppose it'd be more than that, to be honest, because there's like eight movies and they're all really long, yeah, I.
Speaker 2:Googled it and it said the 1940.
Speaker 1:She just wants to make sure that you're home with her and you're not running off to Canada or something and leaving her abandoned and stuff when am I running off to. I don't have a no. No, this is payment. She needs payment. You need to have some her time with her.
Speaker 2:Yeah, then we'll get it worse, then we'll get it over. I'm just here to be here, man, so she's put up with me this long. Didn't you just have an anniversary, gav? No, no, when was your anniversary? I mean no, when was your anniversary?
Speaker 3:well, I, I mean no, it was, it was September, but that was ages ago to November, no, well, still, you just had it, what no? Just had it means like three days ago, not two months ago well it's.
Speaker 2:You gotta remember. Time is irrelevant on my side, you know, because everywhere, yeah, everybody's. How long does that take? Yeah, everything is 20 minutes away, so you know.
Speaker 3:All he did was bullshit me before I'd come over. He'd say I live by everything 20 minutes this way and 20 minutes that way. Some places only 10 minutes away. We get there two hours in the car. How can it go from being 20 minutes that way? Some places only 10 minutes away, we get there two hours in the car. Like how can you? How can it go from being 20 minutes to two hours? I took the scenic way.
Speaker 2:No you took him to Chicago didn't you yeah?
Speaker 3:Talking about everything I got there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, plus he's scared shitless on the 8094 going up there and stuff.
Speaker 2:we took the train on the way on the when it was, was it me, you and Kelly on the train, or no, it was me, but it was both times.
Speaker 3:Both times we did the train. I mean, he's dead on the way home the first time.
Speaker 1:I just heard you and the other guy like screaming for your lives and Scott's like calm down that was when he picked us up from the airport.
Speaker 3:The truck, yeah, played off. For you what was he doing, don't you?
Speaker 2:It's been a fun time, though, with those, and Gavin found his new crack at it.
Speaker 3:uh, the dipping dots oh man, yeah, I am so addicted to that and we went to brookfield zoo.
Speaker 2:We went to brookfield zoo and he kept stopping at the dipping dot. You know I'm looking at pure.
Speaker 3:How can people not be addicted to that? It's pure, refreshing, like the fruit flavors, and it's just like ice on you find a little tiny balls you stick to your tongue and it oh man.
Speaker 2:I'm looking at bears and he's looking at PMI dipping dads who doesn't love?
Speaker 4:balls stuck to their tongue. I was thinking the same thing. Who doesn't love a little tiny ball stuck to their tongue?
Speaker 1:my wife oh see what they're called mine or the day.
Speaker 3:That's why you're watching Howdy Pops at a Stat.
Speaker 2:They got to do something, man Got to do something, so, but I thank you guys for joining us and hopefully I'll still get some listeners out there. I think there was only two in the last week. But, yeah, man, I thank, I think, guys from hopping on with us and listening, and and then I also appreciate Jim Keith and Gavin for joining us. And, uh, you can find Gavin at majors mess and, honestly, check out that podcast because he has a lot of cool guests on there from boy bands from the early 2000s, comedians like all over and Bubbles from the Trailer Park Boys Well, a bunch of guests or a bunch of actors from trailer park boys. So, uh, yeah, check it out. Find keith at his video games and x I haven't touched the video games.
Speaker 4:And, by the way, people, my name is keith mackie. I have a. You know that's, I'm not. I barely play video games. I do the shit once a year for the wrestling game. Other than that, you know that's, that's about it. Yeah, but you post them on Twitter, so I do sometimes.
Speaker 1:Yes, Gotten this information.
Speaker 2:Dude that it was 100% legit.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, it is 100% legit. Yes, or you can see Keith sitting in the front row at at backbreaker wrestling. I keep sitting in the front row at Backbreaker Wrestling that you can definitely see next to Dragon and Diesel, and we're out there having fun.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I got to tell you about this kid man, this guy, too special for me over there. He comes in with a bag of T-shirts that he made for everybody and just hands them out to the crowd for free. So, like I walked out one day and there was like a lot of scott power shirts uh, the special olympics team that they come to every show. He made them all like shirts with all their like nicknames on it, just scanning stuff out like just freaking santa claus. There you go. Those guys are awesome and and and and. The look on their faces when he hands them the shirts. Man is amazing. So he asked what size shirt the one guy wore. And the one guy I think is 3X or 4X and he's like well, I don't think I got those, but I'll go find one. So he went out of his way to get this guy his shirt. Man.
Speaker 1:So you're telling Gavin that that uh keith's shirt and his business is more successful than this podcast yeah, basically, he brings more cheer.
Speaker 2:He brings more cheer to people than I do, so, uh, no, they bring it to me back, that's for certain.
Speaker 2:At a time I needed it a lot too, so that was that was good for me, that that every time I've been a backbreaker, it's definitely been good for my soul, for sure and then, uh, after the shows, this guy, this guy drives all the way from Ohio and then you'll see him tearing the ring down and everything else and carrying it like I'm like, dude, you don't have to mess with with the stuff, man, let that, let the wrestlers handle it. It's like I'm good man, I'm good yeah, I just like to hell yeah, big times.
Speaker 2:But and then you got jim up there, man, and I'm glad you you pop on still with me and you're still here.
Speaker 1:So another week put up.
Speaker 3:That's all he's got to say about you, jim. That's, it's it. He went on at length about me and Keith, but he's just a quick guy. This Jim is well.
Speaker 1:Gavin. Gavin, you're handsome, You're great. Your podcast is great. You're loved by everyone. You're doing this wrestling your shirts. Everybody loves you, Jim, You're sitting there. We got a hat on and you're sitting there.
Speaker 2:Thank you, I couldn't have said it more. You know what it's a cross between you and Tom Gavin. Is he now with his Boston Donuts?
Speaker 3:Yeah, with his impression of you, yeah.
Speaker 1:You just got to do like a big bird or snuffleupagus or something.
Speaker 2:Yeah, not snuffleupagus, but I, I can't do.
Speaker 3:Hey, bird, how we do yeah, he's more oscar, but definitely big bit big birds. Boy. You're talking a high voice like this.
Speaker 2:Just bring it down a little bit and you got Scott Powers.
Speaker 3:Thanks for listening to the podcast.
Speaker 1:And then he had Oscar the Grouch.
Speaker 2:I had to list up. I thought I had Joe Pesci on the air just now Matthew Broderick Remember.
Speaker 3:Brad from LFO said you sounded like Matthew Broderick.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he thought we were pulling his leg and he was like sounded like Matthew Broderick. Yeah, he thought we were pulling his leg and he was like is this Matthew Broderick? I'm like I don't, I don't, I don't sound, I don't sound nothing like him you do a bit, you do a bit, you do a little bit.
Speaker 1:Once it's mentioned, you go oh yeah, he does a little bit, we'll have to get a do a the radio voice thing and we'll have to do everybody, give scott what voices you can do, and we'll have say they're different celebrities well, we did.
Speaker 3:We did so we. There was a game on the on the majors mess, so we called it what's not scott, and what we do is we play clips of like people that sounded like scott, and then scott saying something like so we did a big bear that oscar the grouch one, and we played clips to somebody that used to work on the Muppet Show. He came on as a guest and we played what's Not Scott and the guy couldn't pick out who was Scott and who was Big Bear. He genuinely was like I don't know, that's Big Bear and we go no, that's Scott Powers. He goes oh wow, Didn't have a clue. That's hilarious.
Speaker 4:I think I've seen that one. What'd you say, keith? I? What'd you say, keith? I think I've seen that one. You've got a ton of stuff on there. I like this thing. I've gone on two to three major mess hall binges and it still seems like there's just a massive amount out there still. So I do watch it. There's a lot for 200 episodes?
Speaker 2:yeah so, but that's all. I got fellas and uh for everybody else listening. We will be back in the end of november, so we'll talk to you later. Hold on, do you don't want to hear a quote? Oh, sorry, man. Sorry, I didn't know offhand. So right, I'm a little. I need to be polished, though, so go ahead all right, this is out to you, scott.
Speaker 1:Here's the quote. I may not be perfect, but at least I'm not you is that me saying that?
Speaker 2:are you saying that to me?
Speaker 1:I was saying it to you oh, it was just joke, it was just messing with you come on.
Speaker 3:Here's another client. Can I do a quote as well? Yeah, okay, this is. Uh, this is scott. Well, you know oh, brilliant all right, that's amazing, amazing, guys, amazing gavin.
Speaker 2:What was your experience? Like I'm the, I'm the muscle, I'm the powers point. Amazing, it's always amazing all right, I will talk to y'all later and, uh, y'all have a good night and a good weekend. Yeah, thanks, fellas.
Speaker 4:Thank you, People listen to the show. We didn't do this shit for nothing.
Speaker 2:And that's Keith's quote. Bye, bye, bye, bye.
Speaker 6:On the top goes the keeper's hand. In the shadow of a fractured land, lines blur where they once were clear. Truth and lies draw ever near. Eyes wide open but lost in sleep, secrets, buried shadows. Deep A whisper grows, a distant hum. Hear it now. The convergence comes. The convergence is coming. Can't you feel it? Pull. Worlds collide as the clock goes dull, time bends and shatters, threads unwind. What's lost and hidden will do the fight.
Speaker 6:Elroy stands with his hand on fate, a clock that ticks as worlds abate. Once a man, now a lifeline, thin Caught between where it all begins. Turn the dial, slow the flow, watch as reason fades below. Can he save us or will we fall In the merging darkness? We'll heed the call. The convergence is coming. Can't you feel it pull?
Speaker 6:Worlds collide as the clock goes dull, time bends and shatters threads of white. What's lost and hidden? Hidden, we're doomed to find Thickers of faces, glimpses of fear, shadows of what we once held dear. One step forward, two steps back, lost in the sway of a winding track. This watch is heavy, a cursed gift. One wrong move and worlds will drift. One more chance, this final hour. Will he crumble or find the power? The convergence is coming. Can't you feel it will drift? One more chance in this final hour. Will he crumble or find a power? The convergence is coming, can't you feel it pull? Worlds collide as the clock goes. Dull Time bends and shatters. Threads unwind. What's lost and hidden? We're doomed to find Tick-tock keeper's hand. Our fate lies in a stranger's hand. Time fades in a silent hop. Brace yourself, the convergence comes.
