Drink about something
True crime and some fun banter adventures with music you don't want to miss!
Lindsey finds stories that are amazingly shocking enough that you just may need a drink after or during the tales of past crime trauma!
Drink about something
Thanksgiving recap and things to come
What happens when Hollywood takes on real-life horror stories? Join us as we sip on our favorite drinks—Captain Morgan and Dr Pepper for Lindsey, peach White Claw for me—and navigate the chilling waters of "An American Crime." A conversation that begins with a light-hearted nod to the classic film "Face Off" soon takes a darker turn as we grapple with the complexities of translating true crime to the big screen. How does the movie measure up against the real story of Gertrude Banaszewski and Sylvia Likens? We pull back the curtain on the creative liberties Hollywood takes, from character portrayals to pivotal scenes, and assess whether these changes enhance or detract from the horrifying truth.
Revisiting the tragic events involving Gertrude and Sylvia isn't easy, and neither is our critique of the film's portrayal of these characters. We dissect how Gertrude is humanized, Paula is undeservedly softened, and Stephanie is depicted inaccurately, ensuring you walk away with a clearer picture of what really happened. Thanksgiving drama gets its moment too as we share our holiday experiences and invite you to spill your own family secrets with us. With Ellen Page's standout performance as Sylvia, "An American Crime" might just be worth a watch, but our discussion will help you see past the Hollywood gloss to the raw, unsettling reality beneath.
hey, jesse, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, lindsey what you drinking I am drinking this um captain morgan spice rum and I have a little bit of dr pepper nice and it's nice. It's very nice, it's very, very nice. What are you drinking?
Speaker 2:I'm having a peach White Claw.
Speaker 1:A peach one.
Speaker 2:Yes, peach.
Speaker 1:I could eat a peach all day.
Speaker 2:I can eat a peach for hours.
Speaker 1:For hours.
Speaker 2:We just watched that movie. Oh yeah, what's wrong with you? I can eat a peach for hours. That's from Face Off.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I want to take his face off.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I want to take his face off. In his case, he'd put his face on.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but when he said that he wanted to take John Travolta's face off, put it back on his.
Speaker 1:I was just talking about the peach face, oh yeah.
Speaker 2:You better quit being nasty.
Speaker 1:I know Shit really got wild right after that and we didn't get to see any peaches.
Speaker 2:No, peaches Millions of peaches no peaches.
Speaker 1:Millions of peaches.
Speaker 2:Peaches for me, billions of peaches, peaches for free.
Speaker 1:Yeah, look out. It's a good movie, though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, very good movie. Yeah, face. Why did I just say almost say a time to kill? Face off is one of my favorites, and so is A Time to Kill.
Speaker 1:So we're trying something new, because our last two recordings turned out like poo-poos.
Speaker 2:Yes, we apologize for that, guys, but we did listen to it and it's still listenable, so go listen if you haven't listened to our coverage on Gertrude Banaszewski and Sylvia Likens.
Speaker 1:It was the most horrific thing I've ever heard in my life.
Speaker 2:Like re-listening to it. To see how we did was traumatic. We listened while we were out on the day shopping.
Speaker 1:I did not know what to do.
Speaker 2:So we did Thanksgiving, we did some shopping yesterday.
Speaker 1:Yes, how was your Thanksgiving? Tell us? Yes, we want to know, we want to. How was your Thanksgiving? Tell us? Yes, we want to know. We want to know if there was any debacles.
Speaker 2:Oh, yeah, send us your family drama. Yeah, at drinkaboutsomethingsite where you can send us an email. Like us on Instagram and all that good stuff. Follow us.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because if you have debacles and crazy family things then you know that makes us drink about something. Just as well. That's nice.
Speaker 2:So I watched the movie about the horrific story that we covered last week called An American Crime. Jesse fell asleep. But just to review it is worth the watch and I have a few critiquing things they could have definitely made Gertrude more of the horrific person that she was. I think they kind of dulled her down a little bit. Ellen Page, who I absolutely adore because the movie Juno and Whip it and she's just a cool person.
Speaker 1:She plays Sylvia cool person um she plays sylvia and um evan peters, who just recently played, uh, jeffrey dommer. That's right in the jeffrey dommer series. Before I you know, crashed out there he played ricky hobbs yeah which I do need to correct.
Speaker 2:Um, uh, something that I misspoke about. So john jr did not die at 21, uh, from lung cancer. That was actually ricky hops so, and he was 14 at the time when all this went down. So he literally died seven years later. Wow, from lung cancer. Because he went into such a. He just he had a breakdown, went into a depression, chain smoked. He was already smoking pretty heavily over at Gert's. He would come to her house frequently and ask for cigarettes, cigarettes, cigarettes. He was chain smoking there and John Jr actually went on to be a lay minister I'm not really sure what that is and he's the one that died of diabetes at 52. I got those two mixed up in my story and that was my fault, but yeah, so the movie is worth a watch if you can stomach it. It is mild compared to the real story.
Speaker 1:I thought I'd seen a few different things in there before I conked out.
Speaker 2:Yeah, gertrude was definitely not the monster that she was in real life. And Paula, it portrayed her as more of the sympathetic person towards Sylvia and wanted Gertrude to stop, but that was not the case. She was very much a participant and she was right there with it. She was all about it. Stephanie was actually the more passionate, one, sensitive one. Well, that the dude that the one with remorse who was actually helping her.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and the dude that what's her name? Was seeing like I didn't know. Stephanie's boyfriend was wasn't actually married though Right, but in the movie was it.
Speaker 2:No, they weren't married, they were only 15.
Speaker 1:Right, right, but she was hooking up with this. Oh, and James Franco, yeah. Was who played Dennis Wright Jr that was the story and he in the movie.
Speaker 2:it shows him still coming around, which was the father of Gertrude's youngest child, and he portrayed him still coming around and he might have in real life. I didn't find that in my research.
Speaker 1:Well, I didn't know that the store clerk was actually married, right?
Speaker 2:Yeah, the store clerk that Paula was seeing. That's not in my research either.
Speaker 1:Oh, you didn't see that in the research, so that might not be a thing.
Speaker 2:So yeah, all the research said.
Speaker 1:The belt versus the paddle thing.
Speaker 2:Right and yeah, in the movie they Gertrude was beating Sylvia and Jenny with a belt, where in the research is said the frat style paddle.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but that's just Hollywood.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's Hollywood. They got to make it a little different, but a lot of it was I mean, most of it was pretty close. It was pretty spot on. Very, very sad I cried. Jesse slept.
Speaker 1:It was pretty spot on, very, very sad. I cried Jesse slept, I did. I had to sleep it off, dude, she broke me. You're definitely a broken man, Actually honestly, it took me like a day and a half to get over that shit. You notice that right. I was just like oh my God, it was pretty rough on me.
Speaker 2:It's a very rough story, but Sylvia never needs to be forgotten. No.
Speaker 1:At all. No, for sure.
Speaker 2:And monsters like Gertrude exist all over the place and that's the sad part, Very sad, but, like I said, that's still as far as being famous. That's still the most horrific crime that's happened in Indiana. Right and I half-ass changing gears right there.
Speaker 1:And I, half-ass, changing gears. Right there I half-ass looked up who you were going to be talking about here next.
Speaker 2:I actually didn't lay eyes on the story of everything, but yeah, y'all, I'm pulling this one out, I'm putting this one together right out my ass. Well, not really. I mean, there's a lot of things, but it's not a popular case.
Speaker 1:I didn't see it on any other podcast.
Speaker 2:I didn't see it. I looked and looked and looked.
Speaker 1:That's exciting to me. Like I want to see the way that Lindsay like takes this and twists it into something and I mean puts the correct information out for sure. And I printed out some stuff, you know, just Wikipedia and some case files.
Speaker 2:And that's all I could find too, I didn't look at it though files, and that's all I could find, too. I didn't. I didn't look at it, though I promise and I found a small YouTube documentary on it that I'll be watching as well, and that's the whole premise like everything is like she's gonna find out all the stuff.
Speaker 1:I don't want to know anything about it.
Speaker 2:That way, it's just like part of this whole conversation and everything right so it's kind of cool and the shock and awe from you, a person who has no clue, because I yeah because the only thing I get out of this whole thing is I get to play cool bands like dancing with ghosts, when we we jammed out of them all yesterday.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was it was really cool very nice.
Speaker 1:It was very, very cool. I really appreciate the uh opportunity to share that and I want to share some more songs of them later on. But I'm going to be getting off into um label that produces, shares and helps promote bands called Curtain Call Records, so that's going to be cool. I talked to them and they actually have a Spotify list. So if you want to check that out, drink about something on Spotify. We have a playlist now of songs that you can listen to and they're really cool. All the bands are really cool. I played one of them for you and they were covering like a Stevie Nicks song, right.
Speaker 2:Yes, dreams.
Speaker 1:Dreams. Yes, that is Stevie Nicks, right, that wasn't Fleetwood Mac, or is that a Fleetwood Mac song that they were covering? Oh, I think Dreams is a Fleetwood Mac song.
Speaker 2:I'm actually going to have to Google that I going to have to Google that? I don't think so.
Speaker 1:But anyhow, I'm excited about sharing some of that music. And then we have you know, I still have thousands of bands that we've hooked up with and played with, and that is Fleetwood Mac.
Speaker 2:Yes, Fleetwood Mac.
Speaker 1:OK, so we may do that next. If you guys want to hear a cool cover of a Fleetwood Mac song, yeah, curtain, call records. Thank you, and thank you. A dance with a ghost and all the bands that I've shared so far, and just covering a Fleetwood Mac song is.
Speaker 2:it would be intimidating as fuck to me, so kudos.
Speaker 1:They did it, yeah, and I'm excited to share that one. I'm going to share it next time we talk about, uh, lindsay's first self adventure.
Speaker 2:I was going to say join adventure, but no, it's your first. I mean it's covered, but I literally could not find one podcast.
Speaker 1:But yeah, on this next one, and I am terrified, see, I'll send me all your stuff good juju vibes, prayers, all anything that you, anything that you do, send it this way, if it comes out really good and I think it's submittable, I'm going to send it to other podcasters and be like oh, by the way, you can bite off of our shit just a little bit. I'm not trying to like, you know. No, absolutely not, but still trying to. Like you know, y'all know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because I mean they're. I mean, after doing this, we're 10 episodes in now, right, and this has been a wonderful adventure adventure, but intimidating to say the least.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but I'm getting more nervous. You were nervous as shit.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, y'all the first three episodes. I acted like I felt like I was in front of a live audience.
Speaker 1:I want to keep her at that level because she, she sounds and does very well when I'm, when I'm goofbooting, like it kind of breaks that up in the middle of it, so she's she's in shambles over here trying to do this and I'm like my 19 year old was like I told me I sounded like a robot and I was like what, like?
Speaker 2:I took that like derogatory and he was like no, he's like you sound like you're professional.
Speaker 1:And.
Speaker 2:I was like okay.
Speaker 1:I'm't want to sound like a robot.
Speaker 2:I am reading a script. That took me a very like. It usually takes me two or three days.
Speaker 1:Yeah. Sometimes the whole week You're doing very well. I'm just goofbooting around and trying to make sure the sound is okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Jesse's the editor and I'm the researcher. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Which isn't much. I'm just you know. No, it's a lot.
Speaker 2:It's something I can't do, so you contribute a huge thing. And he's reaching out to the bands to make sure we have permission to play their stuff and because we want to, I want unsigned bands to be the thing. I mean, of course, give props to that.
Speaker 1:I mean we follow so many artists we can't even count and all you hard southern rocker that plays kind of new, newer Southern rocker hard. It's really just modern new hard rock, right A band called Save and Able. We have one of the singers from that. He's not the original singer, but he sang with them as actually on that playlist as well, so we'll be talking about him as well.
Speaker 2:And that's his band that you played for me, right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I played some of his stuff. He's on. That's his band that you played for me, right? Yeah, I played some of his stuff. He's on that little playlist. Um, there's some pretty cool, like pretty much I mean pretty famous people that are on this playlist. I think that, uh, they're traveling around, they're doing some national stuff. Some of them, um, some of them are doing international stuff. So it's really cool to be able to share some of their stuff as well. And we're not trying to just reach for the for the stars by any means, because I want to. I want to definitely showcase and highlight some of their stuff as well. And we're not trying to just reach for the stars by any means, because I want to definitely showcase and highlight some of the smaller bands, local bands even, some of them that don't want to be famous, but still they want to share their art, exactly.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was my main goal, other than talking about true crime stories that have just engulfed my life in the past few years, because it's weird. True crime stories that have just engulfed my life in the past few years because it's weird. I have adhd, really bad, and it keeps me focused to plug in my earphones and start working, whether I'm exercising, cleaning, anything that I have to do where it eases your mind.
Speaker 1:It really like it eases, and it's weird that it eases my mind because it's a terrible shit.
Speaker 2:But and even like I have, I even have grocery store anxiety.
Speaker 1:So that's why I like heavier rock music, you know it is, it is. I like it all, so I like it I like I'm more on the wave of everything and we both do, but like she really likes to get.
Speaker 2:I like it hard and dirty dirty gutturturals, give me all the pig squeals and unnatural sounds. Yeah, you like all the like that um, that one band that I like, um left to suffer. He does that rock that. Oh yeah, oh, that's hot. I like that. I don't know.
Speaker 1:Listen to, listen to left to suffer dead reckoning whenever he goes up against oh yeah, he goes up against alex the terrible, and that's that was a blue ridge right and alex is all like dude.
Speaker 2:You got me like alex, from slaughter to prevail and dead reckoning the singer for that.
Speaker 1:That band from?
Speaker 2:uh, they're from atlanta yeah, he will outdo and they're great he'll do. I'll do, alex, and yeah, alex shook his hand and we were like huh.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's really cool.
Speaker 2:What.
Speaker 1:And dead reckoning is good, good bros of mine, so they're really cool. They're fixing. You played with him a couple of times Yep, really cool band, really cool guys. They deserve it, they deserve the recognition Any of the music that you hear, if you. We heard you on Drink About Something, so that'd be cool.
Speaker 2:So what good deals did you guys get on Black Friday? Did anybody do some Black Friday shopping? Share your good deals that you got with us. We started doing this last year. We pawned a 10-year-old off to a grandparent or aunt and we have our list and we go try to just knock it all out. Now the Black Friday deals ain't Black Friday and like they used to, but we get everything knocked out and it's our day. We have it done.
Speaker 1:I think they mark shit up.
Speaker 2:Well, we did notice that with some.
Speaker 1:Well, whenever I grab this, so the way you could check it out, you can grab the label out of the front of that that's that showing and just look behind it. And I showed that to you on one of those tablets. On a tablet, yeah, I was like Lindsay, look, there's no fucking difference here. And then, like when we were at JCPenney's and like the suitcases were one hundred and eighty nine dollars. God, I was like this thing should be like 60 bucks.
Speaker 2:Yeah. But, we've never bought luggage from JCPenney's either. We get that shit from Bell's outlet. Yeah, we are outlet shoppers and no matter how much money we ever have, we will always be outlet shoppers. Cause, why pay that? Yeah, why pay it? It's the same shit. But um, we, uh, we got some good deals at Victoria's Secret. Shopping for some of the girls in our family Bath and Body Works always comes through.
Speaker 1:Like. Our original bill was over two hundred dollars. So we're standing in line at Victoria's Secret and I'm like the only rooster in the hen house.
Speaker 2:Yes, and there was, there was another day, yeah.
Speaker 1:But, I felt there was not many gentlemen, like a turd in the punch bowl for sure, but anyhow, we're grabbing shit right before we get to the counter, so you can be like, oh, if I get this, I can get the blanket yeah, if I give you the free, you get 40 off, plus you get free items if you spend.
Speaker 1:And then we're standing it, we're, so, we're standing and checking out and they're like, oh, you need to spend another 15 and you get this, and I'll just reach around and grab just something and throw it up on the counter.
Speaker 2:But it's a gift. We will use that gift.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we're going to give it out. Yeah, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 2:That's going to go to my mother.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they're going to enjoy it. Yeah, because we got all the smell goods for everybody, all the females. But I'm going to take one for myself because I want one.
Speaker 2:Did our thing there because they have buy three, get three free on everything in the whole store which they only have that once a year.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and I was geeked up on Boba Tea. Oh the Boba.
Speaker 2:We were depleted on some energy because Thanksgiving I had to go to work, then come home and host a party of 20 in our house.
Speaker 1:It turned out good, though. Yes, it did. Best turkey ever. Best turkey ever. Turkey ever fist bump on this turkey yeah, everybody said it was the best like it like nobody looks forward, I waited for everybody to get their fucking plate and look down, and all the turkey was gone gone a sliver, it was a huge and people were like hands down best turkey I've ever had in my life.
Speaker 1:And usually now, when you go to families, like you were saying, you were saying it too and you were like, usually, like the turkey is like only like half of it's gone and people throw away most of it or whatever they don't eat all. They gobbled that shit up, yeah.
Speaker 2:We barely have any leftovers, yeah.
Speaker 1:It was insane.
Speaker 2:And we're going to, we're going to heat some more of them up in a little bit.
Speaker 1:We're cooking two for Christmas.
Speaker 2:Yeah, two for Christmas, cause I want some leftovers Two birds, just like that. I want turkey. I want turkey salads from that shit after Christmas.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Sandwiches and salads and all that, yeah, so that was amazing.
Speaker 1:That was amazing. So I was geeking out on the boba, though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, last few times we've went to our Gainesville Mall. It's the biggest mall closest to us. Last few times we've been there, the boba spot we go to has been closed off and we're like what happened to the boba, but it was open. I was like Jesse boba.
Speaker 1:We geeked up and we got some coffee boba, you only drank like a quarter of yours and I drank all of mine Because my heart was palpitating, I was thirsty, so I drank all of mine and I was over there like, just like, and you're like, hang on, let me go get this. Just stand in line and wait and like five more people had to go by me and I'm just standing there just dancing.
Speaker 1:Yeah he could not at me kind of sideways, because I was still the only rooster in the hen house. There there was like a couple of dudes, but I'm a big burly bearded dude like geek and I was really 6'3 with a great beard.
Speaker 2:He got compliments on his beard. Yeah, I did Yesterday About every few hundred feet.
Speaker 1:There was like somebody that could get on me.
Speaker 2:We were getting compliments all day. I was getting it on my makeup, which I have no idea.
Speaker 1:Why your hair dye and your makeup?
Speaker 2:My purple hair and my makeup, I guess we're just some beautiful people.
Speaker 1:We're just beautiful people, we're beautiful people.
Speaker 2:But yeah, the compliments never get old. They make us uncomfortable both of us, because we're like and this dude's all like yeah, yeah, I'm looking at my beard and I'm all like hey, but we pop over at Sam's just to get some random shit, some some plates for Christmas and a few other things, and a friend of mine at work wanted me to look for Doritos flavor collision.
Speaker 1:Get some.
Speaker 2:Yes, the rant, the cool ranch and the tangy pickle, and I made her day. She lost her grandmother this past week and I was very happy to make her day by finding those chips. I got her two huge bags. And then we got two bags because it's double the size that you can get at Walmart and they're $7 a bag at Walmart right now. We got them for $5. They're good. And we got other Doritos. But we found a KitchenAid mixer that I've been needing for years. I make cakes on the side of selling cakes.
Speaker 1:I forced her to get it.
Speaker 2:He did. He forced me to get.
Speaker 1:KitchenAid mixer. She's like I feel so bad, I feel so bad.
Speaker 2:But it was $150 cheaper than normal.
Speaker 1:I don't want to get this. I feel bad and I was like Lindsay.
Speaker 2:You're getting it. He wouldn't let me leave without it, lindsay.
Speaker 1:And I put it in the cart.
Speaker 2:So now I have a KitchenAid mixer?
Speaker 1:Yes, she's got to make me a cake whenever I.
Speaker 2:I'm about to make the first one, I know In a little bit. I can't wait. As soon as we're done recording I I want to take that shit to work. I want to eat that shit here. Take it to work, cause you then it'll be here and it'll go to waste. Take it to work, share, get you the biggest piece.
Speaker 1:I will.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:I will. They're going to love it.
Speaker 2:That's my holiday specialty.
Speaker 1:She does so good on.
Speaker 2:that Is the cinnamon roll cheesecake yeah.
Speaker 1:Way better than I do at this audio thing here.
Speaker 2:Oh hush, you're doing great. All right, this is going to come out on the 6th. We don't have a regular episode this week because of the whole Thanksgiving, black Friday shopping, working overtime, but our next case will be on Jessica McCarty, and I'm going to find some Christmas related true crime.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you already talked about one. You talked, found one. We'll get this one out. It'll be the first Friday in December, the 13th.
Speaker 2:No, I'm talking about the one you're talking about oh yeah, this that we're doing right now will be on the 6th.
Speaker 1:And then on the second Friday in December.
Speaker 2:Jessica McCarty will be out on Friday, the 13th.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the 13th, and then the next one. It'll be something around December. And then you got another one that has. You were talking oh, there was some music, some Christmas music playing in the background while this shit was happening.
Speaker 2:I don't know if I can put that one out, but I'm gonna try. I'm gonna try to most people, most podcasters that I've heard cover this, have covered it in multiple parts.
Speaker 1:Oh well, somehow yeah, we'll just give you the good juicy stuff and she'll break my ass down into a puddle over here Cause I don't know anything else about it. She were like Lindsay was like oh, there was one of them, and they had like the music playing in the background while this shit was going down, jingle, jingle.
Speaker 2:Jingle. It was um, they told me powder. Oh God, that's all you get, that's a little tip, a little taste.
Speaker 1:I killed some peeps today that one's rough.
Speaker 2:True crime is tough, it's tough to be comical Harder on that shit and that was one of them.
Speaker 1:Who's the one that has the gay guy that's on there?
Speaker 2:Oh, Patrick and Jillian.
Speaker 1:That one's cool. I love that one. I love it Cause he's all flamboyant and she's like Patrick. Queen Patrick he's. I love him. I'm like I have a little bit of that in my soul.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Am I gay?
Speaker 2:It doesn't matter if you are or not. I know you're married to me.
Speaker 1:I don't care, we go. One of our favorite places to go is in Gainesville.
Speaker 2:Jesse wants to wear my fishnets all the time.
Speaker 1:Shh don't tell everybody I actually do. I'm weird like that, I guess I don't know, maybe I just think I look good.
Speaker 2:We support all of that.
Speaker 1:My little banty legs with no ass at all and some fishnets, but our favorite place to go is a gay bar. One of our favorite clubs to go is a gay bar.
Speaker 2:Yes, not only do they put on a badass drag show, but they have the best DJ.
Speaker 1:We'd be joking If you're in Gainesville or anywhere around a five hour journey of go to UC.
Speaker 2:go to UC, Give them the business they have best. Dj.
Speaker 1:I'm not sure about the rest of the week, but I know they have drag shows. The chicks love it because they're not getting hit on. The chicks love it, because they're not getting hit on Right and they're partying their asses off.
Speaker 2:I mean, they get the fuck down. You don't have to choose the bear. Ladies, Go to UC yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it is insane. Hey, and if you're a single dude and don't mind like seeing dudes dressed up like chicks or whatever and you want to find some cool chicks to hang out with, go to UC. That's one of our university club in Gainesville is very, very cool and you know you can just go in there and goof boot around. We close it down every time, every time, and we're old, we're old, we're the oldest people. There we are. We are definitely the oldest people there but we keep up the next day hurts, but we keep up.
Speaker 1:Yes, bring your dollar bills. Yeah, we're actually like leader of the pack.
Speaker 2:We're the cool old people. Jesse got me a little grind on for my birthday. A couple of years ago.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm like this is a dude grinding on my old lady, but he's dressed up like a chick, so I don't care. Yeah, I don't care if Foxy Cleopatra I don't even know what kind of medicine and what kind of day of the month and what color her, his name is.
Speaker 2:Nope, what color her?
Speaker 1:his name is nope, but I don't care, whatever, whatever, whatever it's fun and it's, it's an adventure, yeah, an adventure. Yeah, love it, it's fun and I like that that we both do things like that together and we don't care, we just, you know that's that's kind of. We have a lot of cool things like that yeah I enjoy that. Yeah, no fucks given on that deal.
Speaker 2:So keep listening, follow us DrinkAboutSomethingsite where you can follow us on all the things. Yeah, and keep listening and we're going to keep on putting out content.
Speaker 1:Yeah, maybe between now and then, maybe we'll get. We're thinking about getting. We already have Instagram. You're thinking about getting?
Speaker 2:Twitter I. We're thinking about getting an Instagram. We already have Instagram. You're thinking about getting a Twitter? I'm scared of Twitter.
Speaker 1:People are mean on Twitter, but I might do it. Yeah, maybe we'll get a Twitter thing going.
Speaker 2:I'm sensitive, I don't know if I can handle mean comments, but we're busy. It's hard to keep up.
Speaker 1:Yes, we are busy in between, but you can have it automatically go to like because, like, if I share something on our buzzsprout or our um, our instagram together, it automatically goes to yours and I'll share it online, which looks more organic like that, so it's nice yeah, we'll be sharing, yeah, every friday and bugging everybody to.
Speaker 1:You know, check our shit out. So if you want us on the socials, there's more stuff on the socials, and if you want to link to everything, it's just aaboutsomethingsite and I've been bugging everybody to get on that. But I appreciate everybody that is in here. I really do appreciate all the listeners and all the stuff and it's just exciting to see If you enjoy it. That just really makes us want to share more of our art and I enjoy that. You know that's all it is and, like Lindsay has always said, she would just sit right here and tell me these stories anyhow, so that's really cool.
Speaker 2:Might as well. Do it like this.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Woohoo, yeah. So I'm going to get cracking on my first cake in the KitchenAid and have some Thanksgiving leftovers. First cake in the KitchenAid and have some Thanksgiving leftovers. But stay tuned for Jessica McCarty on December 13th.
Speaker 1:And I'm going to drink some more of this because it's very, very good.
Speaker 2:I know I'm empty on my white cloud. I need another.
Speaker 1:This is very good. This is going down good.
Speaker 2:And we're just going to hang out tonight and maybe start watching a couple of Christmas movies. Yes, we decorated for Christmas today. We did?
Speaker 1:We put our Halloween up. It was a whole transition.
Speaker 2:It was a whole ass day. We had Halloween from September to the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and we roll this December 1st basically all the way until New Year's, and then we're done with it. We're back to Gen Zville. Yeah, right now it's holiday town, gen Z, chesterton, fieldville.
Speaker 2:It's funny because my bestie Jojo, she gave us our together Wait wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 1:You're going to tell everybody about the Gen Z. Yeah, okay, go ahead.
Speaker 2:She gave us our together name, which is Gen Z. Yeah, okay, go ahead. She gave us our together name, which is Gen Z. She named us that that way back in 2012. And then the first party that we had, she was, like everybody, come out to Gen Z Chesterton-Fieldville, which is a reference from Mr Deeds, and what was it?
Speaker 1:West Chesterton-Fieldville.
Speaker 2:Iowa.
Speaker 1:So we're at Gen Z Chesterton-Fieldville.
Speaker 2:That's our house name. Yes, so we're at Genzy Chesterton Field.
Speaker 1:Yes, and you can look it up. It's a real thing.
Speaker 2:It's a real thing On Googs, google Maps. Oh wait, don't come stalk us or anything. We got cameras.
Speaker 1:We have fans like that. Lindsay, come on, don't come over unannounced, or come in and bring something to drink Shit.
Speaker 2:We have fans like that. Lindsay, Come on.
Speaker 1:Don't come over unannounced, or come in and bring something to drink shit.
Speaker 2:Yes, Give us a heads up.
Speaker 1:I'm bringing over some vodka, yeah.
Speaker 2:I'll be like all right come on in.
Speaker 1:Anyhow, we're going to get after it and we will see you guys next Friday and I hope you guys have a great weekend. We'll see you later. Bye.
