Sweet Spot

[00:00:00] Speaker A: Go out to LA Comin from the city where no pity is. Shell. Shell. Somebody need to do a song for la. [00:00:06] Speaker B: Straight up. [00:00:13] Speaker A: Hello, my name is Elaine and I'll be your tour guide through South Central Los Angeles. Look, count my nose. [00:00:20] Speaker B: Smoke up. [00:00:20] Speaker A: I'm from California. Where you from? [00:00:23] Speaker B: So what? [00:00:24] Speaker A: I'm from California. [00:00:26] Speaker B: California. [00:00:26] Speaker A: California. California. This is Los Angeles. [00:00:30] Speaker B: Well, where we going? West. Work. [00:00:32] Speaker A: Everybody got a sweet spot, man. We all, we all got that, you know, that one Candy or. Some people like pastries a lot. Like, like myself, I love baked goods. You know. Shout out to moms. Moms used to make these, this lemon cake and she used to squeeze lemon juice all over that goddamn cake and then she used to make the glaze for it. Fire cake. It was fire, man. And then she taught my little brother. Shout out to him. He would bake lemon bars. He would make lemon bars and brownies. That was his specialty. He would mix the Oreos and a chocolate chip and all of the cookie dough with the brownie mix and things like that. He used to get real crazy with it. And yeah, I love, I love pastries, I love baked goods and things like that. And there's candies out there that I like a lot too. A lot of new age candies that I, that I like. I don't have none on me right now when my bag is so far away from me. But my sugar have found some for the kids and you know, you know how we do parent tags. We be dibble dabbling in a. And stuff like that till I was like, yo, get me my own box. You know. And there was, there was, you know, some, some candies that I used to eat back in the day, especially in high, you know, in high school used to eat gum a lot. Winter Fresh was very popular. Big Red too. In middle school, I would say middle school. Between middle school and high school, Winter Fresh and Juicy Fruit was, eh. It was there, you know, and people got it. But it was kind of like the third option, third, fourth option at that point, you know, because Bubblicious, you know, a lot of girls used to have that. They used to like to, you know, blow the bubbles and like that and pop them and you know, there's a lot of jam packed. But the flavor would go out fast though when it came to those type of gums. Winter Fresh, what you got about four or five, I think. Got about four or five. What was the other, other one? Spearmint. Spearmint gum. That's like a, that's like a very mature gum. Right there. Winter fresh was it, though? I love me some Winter fresh gum. Then when it came to, like, candy bars, you know, the Snickers and Remember Babe? The Babe Roofs, Butterfingers. And you know what my other brother shout out to Jay. [00:03:10] Speaker B: He. [00:03:11] Speaker A: He. He put me up on score one year, remember? You know, they still got it. Remember, they still have the score Candy. And it's just chocolate milk chocolate with caramel or hard caramel candy in the. In it and inside, and you notice, got a lot of packed sugar and whatever other ingredients they got in it, because that is packed with a lot of flavor. Right? Pause. And there was so many candies back in the day, we used to eat. Jolly Ranchers was a popular one, too. You know, the. The green apple, the grape watermelon one they had. What was the blue one, though? It was. Was it blue? Raspberry, I think. Yep. You see Candy, man, a lot of that was just packed with sugar. I used to like Golden Graham. Was it Golden Grams? That's a cereal, though. No, that's not what I'm thinking about. I'm thinking about the Teddy. The Teddy Grahams. That's what I'm thinking about. Teddy Graham's was my man. They had the chocolate chip, they had the. They had chocolate. They had the honey one. That was all right. I used to fuck up some Graham crackers, too, because that's basically what the Teddy Grahams were. It was just a cracker in a Teddy Graham form. Great. That cinnamon, when they. Let me tell y', all, when they had that cinnamon pack. Oh, man, when that hit the streets, that was golden cinnamon graham crackers. My best thing ever. Now the originals is the originals because I used to crush up some Graham crackers and put it in my cereal. You know, as in elementary. They used to give you that. You know, that little container. Wasn't too many options either. Rice Krispies, Raisin Bran, the Kellogg's Flakes with the. With the. With the. With the chicken with the rooster on there. Cheerios, of course. I think that was the only ones we had as far as an option, right? But they always gave us some graham crackers with the cereal. And I used to crush up my Graham crackers and put it inside whatever, you know, the pop. The most popular selection for me was the Rice Krispies and the Raisin Bran and the Cheerios. I think it was Honey Nut Cherry. I don't think it was the regular one. But, you know, like I said, I used to crush up my Graham crackers and put it in my cereal. That was a thing. That was a thing. But, you know, we had Starburst. What else do we have? The original licorice. And that's what I want to get to. So, you know, we always have our top fives in our Mount Rushmores, just different subjects. It's time to start talking about that candy. And I know I got an episode somewhere in archives and don't feel like looking for it. Could be anywhere between episodes one through not one, but two through 300, 400. If I do have it, we. We're just gonna. It's gonna run it back because I'm pretty sure that the candy that I chose then hasn't changed. I don't think I came up with a Mount Rushmore, but I know I had a discussion with a couple of people because it's a lot of disgusting people out there. It's a lot of people that y' all call y' all friends and family. Families and y' all ace boom coons, co workers and like that, and one night stands, whatever you want to call them, man. Y' all was kicking it with these. Who was eating these candies on. On a regular and. And show no shame. I think, personally, the people around you need to start doing better too, you know, Especially the ones who eat black licorice then. Come on now. Black licorice. We all know what it tastes like because we tried it. It's intriguing. It's a dope. Look, there's people online now saying, hey, can we stop playing around? Just admit that black licorice kind of tastes good. It doesn't. It never tasted good. It never. Because it tastes. You want to know what it tastes like to me as a kid out the gate? It tastes like medicine. It tastes like the green medicine that we used to take, that we used to go get water or some type of juice, you know what I'm saying? To, you know, to follow up with it, because it was nasty. The black licorice, it looks, though. Everything in black looks dope. That's how it is. I love being black. So seeing that black licorice is dope, man. I just seen some. Some black Uno cars that I'm about to get all them hard. Their motherfuckers is hard. The only one, the only thing that's black that we kind of like side eye a little bit is the Air Force ones. But outside of that, everything else in black is nice. Don't wear black tees in the summer, nigga. It's too hot for that, right? But a black licorice Shame on y', all, man. It's a. Really. Shame on y' all for that. And to me, I don't know, at the time, I didn't know any kids that was eating black licorice. Not I. Nobody in my age group was eating that shit. Everybody that I seen eating it was. They was adults. They was elders. They was up there. Okay, Aarp. Eating black licorice. It was crazy. You know, I don't. I didn't research the height of it, but I know between the late 80s and the mid-90s, the older crowd was going crazy with that shit. You know what I mean? That was. It was. It's just a weird that. And I should. It has been in. It has been in the community for so long. It's a very unique taste. To me, it's like coffee. I'm not saying coffee is nasty. I'm just saying there's certain people that drink coffee, and then there's certain people that don't drink coffee. I don't drink coffee. There's people that are addicted to coffee, and I feel like that same addiction is there for the licorice. It's like an addiction to that shit. It's like almost smoking a cigarette. Cigarettes, licorice and coffee, that's a crazy combination right there. But that is going into the Mount Rushmore. Black licorice. All right, next. Ah, man. And again, I don't think anybody should have a say so. An opinion or even hard feelings towards something they haven't tried yet. I mean, you free to have your opinion, but if you don't actually know what these things taste like and what they do to your soul, then don't make a comment. [00:09:51] Speaker B: You can. [00:09:51] Speaker A: You could. You could. You could scrunch your face up because it might sound crazy if you hear the. The combination of this, because the next one is the Almond Joy. The Almond Joy. Y' all want to know what the Almond Joy out there for the. I'm talking about the new people. I 12 cow king germs. Stand down. We know. I know y' all know what it is, okay? Because this shit has been in the world for over 80 years. Over 80 years. All right, so if y' all want to know what. And it's by the Hershey Company, by the way, this is. Is top it. It has almonds on top of it, right? Cover coated milk chocolate and dark chocolate version. But here's the killer part. They have shredded coconut inside the candy bar. At least 75 to 80% of the. Of the candy bar is shredded coconut. You know, you got to be a different type of. To, like, shredded coconut. I look at you niggas weird. I drink coconut water, and I hear coconut water is one of the healthiest waters that you can drink. I've tasted coconut water. It tastes like sweat. And I'm not even lying to you. I would have, if you give me some coconut water, throw some ice in that and let it sit in the freezer for a cool minute. Just. I have to drink that cold. I have to. Because drinking that room temperature. Coconut water. My God. My God. But we're not here to talk about the water. Shredded coconut in your mouth. Pause. Shredded coconut, almonds and chocolate. That's a crazy combination. Wild combination right there. And people were eating because they still put them out, and they got the nerve to, like, put it into two pieces. You know what I'm saying? Like, fancy you. They actually getting away with murder because it's not a full bar. You know what I mean? It's not a full bar. They getting away with murder on that one. But niggas was eating it, though. Was eating that, that, that, that Almond Joy. And you know what? You know what? Let me tell you what type of people eat Almond Joy. Your auntie. Your auntie eat Almond Joy. Your auntie that. She the one that bring the spaghetti to whatever the function is. She's bringing in the spaghetti. We know the rules about eating random people spaghetti, okay? We know the rule about that, especially if a woman makes it. We know the rule behind eating somebody's spaghetti, and that's your auntie, the black sheep of the family. But she the one that eats Almond Joy, too. She got the rappers in her car. She got the rappers in her car. Okay? I remember one of my aunties gave me a. She gave. She bought some cookies. We stopped at the gas station, was on our way to Bakersfield to go see my siblings, right? Stop at the gas station, gas up, got some snacks. And she. It was these cookies that had. It had nuts in it. Paul's. It was like. It wouldn't necessarily. I'm not sure if it was like a chocolate chip in there, but it had. It had not. It wasn't walnuts. I forgot what type of nuts it was. Pause. Cause y' all immature. But I just remember. I hate this cookie. I hate it. I hate. It was a terrible combination. Terrible sandwich, by the way, Ma. It was a terrible cookie. But that. The one thing. One thing with me is if I really hate it the first time, I'm not giving it the second try. I'm not. I'm not. If it's that bad, I'm not giving it a second try. And I never went back to those cookies at all. But Almond Joy is definitely taking that next slot next to Black Licorice now for that third slot. Man, this is childhood history. I mean, and this candy has been. Look, they. It's not even a special name to it. Just know it's a hard candy. It's a hard candy because that's part of the name. And in the black community, you should know this. In the black community, you had a traditional grandmother. If you had a traditional grandmother or just your grandparents, you go over their house, they got plastic furniture. Not plastic furniture. They got plastic on the furniture, right. They got that one couch that you not supposed to sit on, and they got a table across from it. And then they got some. Fine. What do you want to call it? I don't want to call it luxury. I don't want to go. But it was treated like luxury. And they also had a candy bowl. By a show of hands, who had grandparents that had a candy bowl when you went over there? Okay, I've been over any houses. My grandmother house. I've been over my. What would I call her? My step pop's mother house. I was raised over there, too. And actually that was one of the houses that taught me my table manners when I used to. When I used to eat dinner over there. They. The ones. They taught me to. To take my elbows off the table when I was eating. You know, I was kind of like raised that portion, but it stuck with me. It was. It was just something that stuck with me where sometimes I would eat my dinner and didn't drink my juice until afterwards. Right. You know, a lot of kids was raised like that because, you know, the juice got sugar in it. You trying to get to that part or whatever. But there was a portion of my life, my nigga, where I was just, you know, drinking my Kool Aid after my dinner and not drinking it with the dinner, which was wild. Anyhow, you go over these grandparents houses, they got the candy jar. And the candy jar will have. It would have three candies no matter what, throughout the season. But definitely in the fall and the winter, it had this one. But you would definitely add peppermints, right? The ones with the red stripes. I hated the. I hate. I hated the peppermints, and I still hate the peppermints that. That dissolve the all white ones. That's kind of like powdery in a way. I hate those. Those are stupid, right? But there's a market for those. When they started coming out with the different flavors, the green ones, the yellow ones, I didn't really. I didn't too much care for those at all. I think the green ones, the mo Tasted like toothpaste the most right [00:17:02] Speaker B: now. [00:17:03] Speaker A: The OG White and red peppermints. Fire again. It has to. It had to have the tiger stripe ones, the circle tiger stripe ones, right? Not the. Not the ones that looked like bow ties. I hated those with the huge red striping. I hated those. Okay. Candy canes. Those are fire, right? I didn't like any other flavors. I didn't like the green and white ones. I didn't like the rainbow color ones or. Or anything like that. I just like the regular. The regular Smgler. Okay? The peppermints was up in there. You had Jolly Ranchers. That was up in there as well. But they also, for the third slot, they had those strawberries filled hard candies. You know the ones I'm talking about? They look like the strawberry wrapper on the outside. It was a. It was a. It was a wrapper of a strawberry. You know what I'm saying? Red at the bottom, green at the top for the stem. You know what I'm talking about? You know what I'm talking about? Because they. [00:18:05] Speaker B: They. [00:18:06] Speaker A: If y' all bought those individually, that's a savage family. I should have called CPS and got you up out of there. But they. They would come in a variety pack, especially for Halloween. We threw those away real on Halloween, got those. And you know what I'm saying? Because we know you got them for the cheap. It's the variety bag. You just gonna stick your hand in there and get a handful of. You're gonna have different variety candies, but that one's gonna stand out. It's colorful. I hated that candy dog. I hated it. The ingredients was crazy, you know what I'm saying? So look, look, let me tell you. I'm gonna run down the ingredients right now. Sugar, of course. Glucose syrup, fruit pulp. I don't even know what the. That is. Citric acid, which we all need to stay away from. Artificial flavor. That could be anything. Sunflower oil. That sounds dangerous. And artificial color. We already. Oh, yeah, that red 40. And we've been. We've been dig that red 40 since we was three. God damn it. You know what I mean? So that's in there. That's in there. That's that third slide. And for the final slot, we are here. This. It seemed like it's a discussion that that pretty much pops up every year. You know, this is some shit that is Just hear the description. Typically divided into three sections of different colors with a waxy texture and a flavor based on honey, sugar, and vanilla. Typically made with wax and cornstarch. It is a staple candy for the fall season and Halloween in America, North America at that. This shit was made. This shit. [00:20:22] Speaker B: The. [00:20:22] Speaker A: The origin story starts in Cincinnati, Ohio. Of course it would. This sound like some Midwest shit. Sound like some Midwest shit. This is shit that Michael Myers was eating on for majority of his life. You guessed it. Fucking candy corn. One of the nastiest, if not the nastiest, candies God has ever allowed on this planet. Candy corn. What gave what in the cutting room? What. What made niggas say, you know what, man, that's dope. Cause before you got to the three color scheme, it was one solid color. And I believe it could have been white. Somebody came along and said, you know what? Let's make it white, orange, and yellow. We gonna kill them with that. Hey, this is nasty. It just. It tells you in a description that it comes from wax. You is eating candles, and y' all are fine with it. Now, again, I can't look at me judging, and I know it's a gang of that I didn't ate where y' all is. Like, you got your nerves. But now this is my episodes, so I'm shooting at you first, huh? Y' all are eating sweet candles. Y' all eating the same shit that they make Hot Wheel tracks out of. And y' all think y' all supposed to be cool with that? Like, I'm supposed to accept that while you in my life, I can cut niggas off if I want to and have a valid reason. This is some shit that I should be able to get. This is a get out of jail free card. If I do something crazy, I can be like, you know what, man? I wasn't in my right mind. I had candy corn that day. The fed should be like, you know what? You. He's right. That's dangerous. Hey, niggas don't want to. Niggas don't want it. Niggas don't want to try 1906 edibles, but they want to eat candy corn. Swear, I haven't done a drug in my life. I don't drink. But you eat candy corn. Make it make sense, huh? It's plastic. At the end of the day, there's something. They tell us not to drink water out of plastic bottles anymore, but you are willingly. Because I Feel like this, you know, it started to come up around August because the fall is right next door. The fall is almost here. You know what I'm saying? This is a fall candy. You niggas is trying to make a case for this candy that is made with stuff that goes on the back of y' all phone case. Like, it's plastic. It's sweet plastic. It's not even something different. They didn't add no nougat. They didn't add no caramel. There's no. No, no, no. No chocolate involved. And I don't know, maybe they got some new versions and some shit like that, but. And you niggas is putting candy corn. My bad. You is putting candy corn on. Like, I seen some, like, with some marshmallows or something like. Like, y' all putting on. I seen putting candy corn on, like, brownies and like that. What is going on with y'? All? Those are my top four, though. Licorice. No, you know what? And. And look, I know it's a Mount Rushmore. It's for sure Mount Rushmore. But I could have did a top five because I'm giving licorice. I'm on a bumper black licorice at that. Because regular. The regular licorice. Fire. [00:24:42] Speaker B: Fire. [00:24:43] Speaker A: That. That regular licorice is fire. Okay? But somebody said. Somebody said, you know what? I'm gonna do you one better. You can't tell me that the niggas that make candy corn isn't the same. Or maybe it's they home, they homies, cousins or something like that. They gotta be cousins. They gotta be related in some way. You can't. They can't be best friends or close friends. These niggas gotta be cousins. Candy corn and then Twizzlers. Twizzlers gotta be the worst licorice knockoff. Like I'm even saying it's worse than black licorice. But it's not gonna make the Mount Rushmore, because who told you to take such a beautiful color but give it a nasty taste? But Twizzlers, my. Hey, yo, Twizzlers is crazy. My. You wanted to. And that is. Is strong, too. Like, you're not about to snap. You're not about to pull it apart. You gotta chew on that pause if needed. Twizzlers is up there. Twizzlers. If. If Licorice said, you know what? I want to take a day off from being in a Mount Rushmore. Twizzler. Hey, sub in. Sub in right now. And it's cool. I understand I understand that. With. With some people. Hey, man, like, taste buds is a thing. Like, people got different tastes. I'm judging y'. All. At the end of the day, they say not to judge people. People. You should accept people how they are. No, I don't have to. It's a lot of shit that y' all do that I don't. I do not have to respect. And if one of those five candies fall into your lifestyle, then I'm. I'm judging you. That don't mean I could judge you and still like and love you or appreciate and care about you. Not all y', all, but some of y'. All. I'm not gonna look past it. We could be chilling one day. I'm talking about cool chilling. Like, nigga going to an event, sports event, or a music concert or some shit like that. And randomly I'm gonna think like, damn, I'm with. I'm with, man. I'm with the homie right now. Or this the homegirl right here. She cool, man. I'm glad she's in my life, but I know she eats candy corn. So I can't really trust you fully, you know what I'm saying? A zombie apocalypse. I'm not sure if I could trust you having my back. Because you like one of the candies. You love one of the candies that's in the Mount Rushmore of nastiest candies. I'm not sure if I could trust you or not. If you say, hey, I'm throwing a function. Come to the crib. We got food. We gonna have barbecue. We gonna have a taco, man. We gonna have all kind of shit. Pull up. I'm like, all right, bet. I'm pulling up and I'm bringing. Marcy said she coming too. Yeah, I'm bringing a wifey. Nigga, we better. Yeah, they got. They got uno, they got dominoes, you know what I'm saying? Music. I mean, la, we got the. We got the best house parties of all time, right? Word on the street is we ain't got no culture outside of gang culture. But you know how that shit go, right? Fire ass party. And you be like, yeah, y' all can come through. I'mma come through. But when I pull up and park, I'm be like, damn, this nigga like black licorice. I'mma think that I'm a judge. You okay? But outside of that, I love y', all, man. Y' all stay cool. Y' all stay peaceful, man. We living in some crazy times. And make sure y' all keep your head on the swivel. Cause you never know when you're gonna walk into somebody. They say. They say the average person has walked. Walked past at least what, 30 some killers, serial killers or some shit like that. I don't know how many times y' all don't walk by somebody that. Like one of these candies in the Mount Rushmore. But you have. Oh, look. Ring 12 cow. You have. When I'm telling you, your timing. Your timing is [00:29:16] Speaker B: you. [00:29:16] Speaker A: Hey, I was just about to end the show, but we here. We here. [00:29:22] Speaker B: You recording the show right now. My bad. [00:29:24] Speaker A: No, no, no, no, no, no, it ain't. This is your good. This is your good. Cause I had just finished talking about the Mount Rushmore of the nastiest candy. No, no, no. Look, look, look. I just want you to guess. I just want you to guess because after you guess the four, I want you to guess the four, I'm gonna end this show. I'm not even going to tell you. I'm not even going to give. I'm not going to even tell you if you were right. You're going to have to listen to the show, see if they were right. Okay? So listen, guess. I want you to guess the four candies that made the Mount Rushmore. [00:29:59] Speaker B: Let's see. Jelly beans. [00:30:01] Speaker A: Okay. That's a good one. [00:30:03] Speaker B: Candy corn. [00:30:05] Speaker A: Okay. [00:30:06] Speaker B: Which doesn't make the list for me because I love candy corn. [00:30:09] Speaker A: Got you. [00:30:10] Speaker B: I'm in solid minority. Milky Ways are terrible. [00:30:16] Speaker A: Okay. [00:30:19] Speaker B: I. Chocolate and almond is just terrible. Damn. What's the 4th? What's the 4th? What's the 4th? No, I said Milky Way can is just nasty. [00:30:38] Speaker A: Great selections, by the way. Great selection. [00:30:42] Speaker B: I'm trying to think that because. Because there. There's some that are like those right there off the top, like, on my nastiest. [00:30:50] Speaker A: Okay. [00:30:53] Speaker B: If I had to pick another one, what else wouldn't I eat? Well, no, that's a cookie. I was gonna say Thin Mints. Thin Mints is a cookie. It's not a candy. That's a good. [00:31:07] Speaker A: That's a good pick. I wouldn't. I wouldn't deny. I wouldn't deny it. But, you know, I know there are some people that would say, hey, I could pair. I could pair those cookies up with three other set of cookies. So we gonna keep that. [00:31:21] Speaker B: Cookies. [00:31:21] Speaker A: Yeah. We gonna keep that separate. Even though I know where you went. Because mint is attached to a lot of different candies and cookies. [00:31:28] Speaker B: Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And it's nasty. [00:31:31] Speaker A: Yeah. [00:31:31] Speaker B: It's. Now, I don't know who came up with that. I'll probably say, damn. I said jelly beans. [00:31:40] Speaker A: You said jelly beans. Now you got. [00:31:47] Speaker B: When you say. Got me stuff. [00:31:48] Speaker A: When you say jelly beans, though, are you talking about all flavors across the board? Are you talking about the black. [00:31:53] Speaker B: All flavors across the board. Nasty. [00:31:57] Speaker A: Have you had any. Have you had any of the. Like, the newer version jelly beans? [00:32:02] Speaker B: Dog, I ain't had a jelly bean since I was seven. [00:32:06] Speaker A: Wow. And I just. You know what? I was just telling. I was just telling the listeners that once I try something the first time, if it's that bad, I never go back to it. Never go back to it. [00:32:16] Speaker B: Okay, here's a candy that I don't personally find nasty, but I know a lot of people don't like, and that's butterscotch. [00:32:24] Speaker A: Wow. Butterscotch. That's. [00:32:26] Speaker B: I know a lot of people don't like it. I think it's okay. It's cool. [00:32:31] Speaker A: Here's the thing. I just finished talking about Granny's. You know, her. Her candy. Her candy table, candy bag. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So she. You know, again, I mentioned if you had a traditional granny, she had a candy. She had, like, a candy bowl. [00:32:50] Speaker B: And you don't know how long that candy was in that bowl. [00:32:53] Speaker A: You never. [00:32:54] Speaker B: That. That. [00:32:55] Speaker A: That candy could have been there. You probably had a candy in there from 1998 and from 19 and from 1908. [00:33:02] Speaker B: Okay? [00:33:03] Speaker A: You just don't know because she kept a cover on it. But inside. Inside that. That candy bowl, you had a peppermint and you had. And you had butterscotch. Butterscotch was in there. [00:33:18] Speaker B: Hands down, it was in there. And again, you don't know how long it was there. [00:33:23] Speaker A: Yeah, you don't know. You don't know. But you ate it. Somebody. [00:33:28] Speaker B: No question. Somebody. Here's the thing. Here's the funny part. When you ate it out of that bowl, because it literally could have been cycled through a couple of Halloweens and you don't even know it. You know what I'm saying? Because, like, your granny was gonna keep that. You know, Granny's ain't throwing away no candy, Especially she didn't spend $20 on the candy for the. For the hood, for. For Halloween. So whatever didn't get passed out gets recycled if it can make it to the next year. [00:33:59] Speaker A: Yeah. [00:33:59] Speaker B: She put it in that bowl, and you better not touch it. [00:34:02] Speaker A: And it's like. It's like Granny. Either Granny didn't care or she just never caught on or. Why she always had leftover candy from Halloween, but. [00:34:13] Speaker B: Exactly. [00:34:14] Speaker A: No, those are great. Those are great choices. And the crazy thing is, now you've been on the episode long enough to be featured on this episode. [00:34:24] Speaker B: Okay. [00:34:25] Speaker A: Congratulations, 12cow. You are now a surprise feature. This is like when we found out Kendrick was on a clip song [00:34:38] Speaker B: and all hell broke loose. [00:34:39] Speaker A: All hell broke loose.