The gap in age between the two makes for some funny questions/segments
The Rumblings with Carlo are Awesome
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Yes. He's legit funny and being a young Midwesterner brings a new dynamic to the pod.
Hadad keeps saying he doesn’t think we can make it out of a super. Does he not realize McPherson will be back? 4 innings from him in a three game series would be huge.
I may not recover today from him not knowing the name of the frog in the Muppets.
I’m as hopeful as anyone about McPherson because having him back in any capacity can be a game changer.
That said, we need to first actually see him throw at some point, and the truth of the matter is that we’ve lost just about every game/series against any good team we’ve played not named OM. I get it… we’ve been SO close so many times, but at some point you’ve got to actually win those games, and we’ve consistently found ways to lose most of them
My 12 year old son died out laughing from the backseat, and said: "what is this guy, an idiot?"
I can't wait to replay the Weird Al Yancovic part of the show for him tonight.
That’s funny. Muppet Babies have made a comeback. I guess he’s outgrown it now, but my youngest was obsessed with the new version for a good while. He’d go to bed with the theme song looping on his Alexa.
I’m in my forties and couldn’t name a muppet character outside of Kermit and Ms Piggy. That dumb @$$ show always freaked me out as a kid.
Not even Gonzo or Beaker? They mean you no harm. The comic relief in that show was pretty high.
You really don't know Fozzie? Maybe you're a little too young, but the variety show was hilarious in the 70's and early 80's. They've made several movies, been on commercials and tv and just in the general zeitgeist forever.
Kermit starting his own primetime show after his role started to get reduced on Sesame Street was one of the biggest flexes on TV.
I mean, just general pride in being a Mississippian means you should probably be a little familiar with an iconic cultural phenomenon that sprung from the mind of a dude from Leland.
Fact!
It was a relief to hear @Brian Hadad jokingly scold him for not being closer to his mic this week. The mic is apparently on the opposite side of the room as Carlo.
I think we have the potential not even get to a Super. Or also make it to the very end in Omaha.
I guess I kinda recognize him, but honestly, my childhood revolved around Gunsmoke, Lonesome Dove, hunting and fishing with some Clint Eastwood and John Wayne thrown in for variety. I don’t think I ever watched a complete episode of Seasame Street or anything like that. If we watched cartoons it was generally Buggs Bunny or Batman. Whatever dad could force himself to watch long enough to keep us entertained.
That was my attempt at a joke. Obviously they wouldn’t do a podcast with the mic literally on the opposite side of the room. It does sound as if he is though.