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28 Hour Show - 2005 - Part 32
2005
28 Hour Show 2005 - Rock 105.3KIOZRock 105.3
The Fat Blimp BitThe Tall Waiter ProblemThe Stepstool AdviceThe Healing Sound BitThe Germophobia Phone CallTyrone and Tortilla IntroThe Scientology DebateThe Race and Scientology BitThe John Travolta JokeThe Racist JokeThe Pop Quiz on ScientologyThe Tyrone and Tortilla Bit
On the show, the hosts, Tyrone and Tortilla, with producer Eddie, discuss various comedic bits, including mocking a 'hideous blimp' for their weight, joking about a tall waiter's uniform, and suggesting a listener could be a stepstool. They transition to a segment on 'healing sounds' and a movie setup for 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,' filled with absurd jokes about chocolate, heroin, pedophilia, and a paperboy game. The segment also includes a contentious debate with Dean Barrett, an expert on Scientology, where they question his credentials, leading to racist and racially charged jokes, culminating in a pop quiz on Scientology and a chaotic conclusion with Dean's awkward sign-off.
What happened, in order
The Fat Blimp Bit
The host mocks a person who claims to be a 'hideous blimp' and jokes about their weight and phone number being the same, suggesting they lose 50 pounds.
The Tall Waiter Problem
A listener complains about a restaurant uniform that's too long for his height, and the host suggests he either quit, alter it, or grow longer arms.
The Stepstool Advice
The host jokes about the restaurant offering a waiter job but suggesting the listener could be a stepstool or door jam instead, implying they're too stupid for the job.
The Healing Sound Bit
The host mentions a sound that's described as the 'sound of healing' and jokes about San Diego, then transitions to the upcoming movie.
The Germophobia Phone Call
Mikey talks about germophobia and relates it to Sean, joking about not touching bathroom faucets and the germs people avoid.
Tyrone and Tortilla Intro
The hosts introduce their bit as Tyrone and Tortilla, with Eddie as the producer, and mention a guest who's an expert on Scientology.
The Scientology Debate
Dean Barrett, a self-proclaimed expert on Scientology, is interviewed and questioned about his credentials, leading to a humorous exchange about race and religion.
The Race and Scientology Bit
The hosts question Dean about the lack of black representation in Scientology, leading to a racially charged joke and a debate about race and religion.
The John Travolta Joke
Dean jokes about John Travolta and Tom Cruise, leading to a joke about looking for underage girls, which is then mocked by the hosts.
The Racist Joke
The hosts make a racist joke about a black man with a copy of Dianetics, which is then mocked by Dean, leading to a discussion about racism and Scientology.
The Pop Quiz on Scientology
The hosts ask a pop quiz about why there are no black churches of Scientology, leading to a joke about racism and the hosts' mockery of Dean's answers.
The Tyrone and Tortilla Bit
The hosts conclude their Tyrone and Tortilla bit with Dean's awkward sign-off and a joke about cancer and singing.
The Movie Setup
The host sets up the movie 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' with a humorous setup involving a golden ticket and a joke about tripping on acid.
The Sewer Start
The host jokes about the movie starting in a sewer and compares it to flushing the toilet, with a humorous comment about chocolate-covered squirrels.
People mentioned
MikeySeanEddieDean BarrettTyroneTortillaTom CruiseNicole KidmanJohn TravoltaBillCharlieGrandpa JoeGrandma JosephineSlugworth
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Alright, now this is a different story from the last guy, okay? Now, I have to admit that when I first read this, I was shocked. Shocked at how long it took me to stop laughing. I mean, you must be one hideous blimp. Tell me this, I mean, are you so fat that your weight and phone number are exactly the same? I mean, do you have to put your belt on with a boomerang? Can your friends get you in free to the drive-in movie by just dressing you as a Chevy? Look, he's got to be asked. I mean, seriously. Look, whether your friend is a slob or not, no one likes to see a giant fatso, okay? So my advice, drop 50 pounds. And not just from your belly to your ass, okay? You'll take me later.
And so will your jeans. You're awful. That's just awful. Horrible, man. Our next letter reads. Another roommate question. That's nice, isn't it, Sean? I'm sure he really helped, huh? That was awesome. Our next letter reads. Dear Eddie, I work at a high-end restaurant in La Jolla, and I have a little beef with them. I don't want to say who they are. But you've heard of them, trust me. Nice place, good steaks, great seafood. I was totally stoked to start working there. The deal is, I'm five foot four inches tall. And most of the other dudes are like six feet tall or taller. I got a uniform from them and the arms are way too long. And they won't pay to have it altered. I took it to a tailor. And he wants $100 to do it because of the fabric and the stitch count or something like that. This restaurant is well known and can afford to pay for this. And I'm not rich by any means. What should I do? Signed P1 Rich in Claremont. Eddie? Dear Smurf and Turf.
And turf. Get it? I got it. You got a few options here, okay? You can either A, quit, B, alter it yourself, or C, Grow longer arms. If you can somehow figure out to do the last one, you might as well grow the legs to Strawberry Shortcake. You should just be happy they're going to let you be a waiter, okay? I mean, they could have just easily offered you to be a stepstool or a door jam or something like that. Because they hire people to do those things, Eddie. He's so stupid. He's giving advice. That's right. He's giving advice. Yeah, be a stepstool. I didn't say they could have. Oh, yeah. Get it right. Seriously, though, isn't there better ways for you to make a living anyway? I mean, carnivals, circuses, stuff like that. Imagine how much money you can make. I mean, you can make a lot of money just being, you know, too stupid as dressing up like a monkey with a tin can down at the roller coaster.
That's funny. Seriously, though, I wish you the best, Webster. And don't forget, no matter how mad you get, Don't get too short with management. That was for you, Skye. I hope I didn't steal that one from you. You are a horrible person, you know that? You're the one that was thinking it. I was not thinking anything of the sort. I'm just glad I could help. Skye. You're such a dick. Especially helpful today. Not even close. Skye, do you hear it? Yay! Good job, Ellie. Do you hear it creeping up via Diga La Valle? Great. It's the sound of healing. Yep, you're welcome, San Diego. There you go. That was a tough love with Eddie. Okay, now we are getting set. Hopefully you're getting set. In exactly eight minutes, we are going to be starting Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Hopefully you've rented it as well.
You're going to give us eight minutes. We're going to play you this Tyrone and Tortilla. We're getting the last few things situated in there. We will be situated by the end of this. Eddie's getting changed. A couple people are getting changed, getting into some other clothes, and they're getting stuff all organized in there. Phone number's 570-1053. I'll take a couple phone calls first. Mikey Show, hello. Hey, I just want to thank Mikey for doing this. I work a graveyard shift, and I don't get to catch it that often. Awesome, bro. Thanks, man. Thanks so much. Mikey Show. Mikey Show, hello. Hey, how you doing? What's up? No, I've been listening to you guys for pretty much all day. I had a couple of things I wanted to say, but one thing with Sean and the germophobia thing, I'm like the same way. I don't know if he has the whole complete kit and caboodle that I do, like when you walk in the bathroom and you kind of don't touch everything. Yeah. Is this Sean or is this Boston Rob? This isn't Sean or Boston Rob. It's Mikey. Mikey. Oh, sorry, man. I can't really recognize your voice over the phone. Yeah, no, I do the same thing. You don't have that same problem? Like, you guys are all giving credit about hugging Boston Rob? Uh-huh. Yeah, no, I'm the same way, man. Like, if you go and you wash your hands in the bathroom, dude, and when, like, as soon as you touch the faucet, you've got the same germs that everyone, like, washes their hands, and they don't do the soap thing, they just kind of rinse and leave. That's very true. There you go. Sean, you've got to deal with that all the time, right? That's right, dude. All right, dude, thanks. All right, cool, man. Take care. All right, let's play you this.
Eight minutes after this, get your Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory ready to go. We will be messing with that right after this. We do a little thing called Tyrone and Tortilla. This is where I do the voice of a black guy. Eddie does the voice of a Mexican guy. We call ourselves Tyrone and Tortilla. And then people come to you. Eddie is our producer. They come to you and they say, yeah, can we get this person on the air? Yep. It's usually crap that we have no interest in. And this guy, Dean, what does he do? Well, with... Tom Cruise making all this news lately. He's suddenly the foremost expert on Scientology. And wants to come on and dispel the myths. Yeah, because he's got websites and stuff like that. And we paint him into being a racist for no reason at all. I mean, they're not racist, but we paint them into that. So we got this guy on the line. Hello, is this Dean Barrett? Yes, it is.
Well, hello, Dean. My name is Tyrone. And I'm Tortilla. And together we are the Tyrone and Tortilla Show. Now, welcome to the program. Dean is a man that has a website, and you talk about the myths of Scientology. Yes, I try to cover the facts and, you know, clarify for people. The fact over the myth of Scientology. Hey, what's Tom Cruise like? You go over to his house and hang out and everything? No, I've never met Tom Cruise. I don't know Tom Cruise. What's Nicole Kidman's cooking like? Does she make food when you go over and everything? Well, I know people know he's a Scientologist, but I've never met Tom Cruise. I don't know him. Tom Cruise is a scientist? I didn't know that. Yeah, man. You got a beaker and everything. Wow, that's cool. What makes you such a friggin' expert on Scientology, Dean? Well, I've studied it for many years. I've written a book about it. I actually have a website. It's called the Lean Dean Scientology Machine. That's cool, man. That's a long web address. That's right. You used to dance on the gong show. Hey, wasn't Dr. Frankenstein a mad Scientologist?
Okay, I think you're sort of confusing the term science and scientist with Scientology. What'd you say, Tortillo? I said, I used to be a Scientologist, man. Yeah? Yeah, it's true. I had this sweet med lab in my basement at Beakers and Crap. That's Scientologists, right? No, you're thinking of science and science... You are. Uh, let me... ask you, Mr. Jenkins, Aryan Nation Ambassador of the UN and part of the LAPD, please, if this church of so-called Scientologists is indeed a colorblind organization, then why is it that the so-called Bible of your so-called church and the so-called Dianetics was written by so-called L. Ron Hubbard, does not feature any so-called pictures of a black man in it. That's a lot of so-called. Yeah! Answer me that, Mr. Phineas J. Brother Hater. Okay, I was under the impression I was going to discuss Scientology and the myths of it. Well, yeah, well, before we get into that, why don't we understand where you got your degree in Scientology from, anyway.
Okay, there are many courses that you can take. Well, you're stuttering around it. You are not truly a doctor. No, I am a doctor, but it is not a doctor of Scientology. But Scientology is where I have... I have a question about Scientology. I've got a question about John Travolta. What was the point of look who's talking now? I mean, look who's talking, too. What, like, setting the world on fire. Like, that answered all the questions, you know? Yeah, you know. What, look who's talking now? No, the other one. Look who's talking, too.
It was like, yeah, joke over, you know? Why do they have to keep going? Yeah, I mean, that's just getting stupid. We believed it right up to, look who's talking now. How come they didn't do it? Oh my goodness, I think they're talking again. Okay, I don't, John Travolta or Tom Cruise or any of these people, I just know... the subject of Scientology. We're talking to Dean Barrett. How come Little Richard ain't a Scientologist? He seemed crazy. Okay, I don't really know where this is going, but I actually have... Hey, Dean! Go ahead, Tortell. Hey, man. What do you get when you cross a Scientologist with Katie Holmes? What, Tortell? I don't know, but it's one crazy bitch. Uh, hey, excuse me, Dean? Yeah. I got one for you. What do you call a black man running down the street with a copy of Dianetics under his arm? I don't know. A Scientologist, you racist. What, a man running down the street with Dianetics under his arm has to be called something different just because he black? You're racist, man. Man, I didn't expect you to say that. Hey, Dean. Hey, Dean. Yes. Don't they believe in aliens and crap?
Okay, it's not necessarily aliens, it's just that... Oh, really? Well, why are there any illegal alien Scientologists in, you racist? I'm wondering that myself. I am. How about this? Pop quiz for Dr. Scientology. This is multiple choice, all right? Now, why is it that there are no black churches of Scientology? Is it, A, because you're a racist? B, because you're a racist. C, because you're a racist. Or D, all of the above. Good question. Okay, you know, really, actually, if you want to know more about... Thank you. This is Dean Barrett. Hey, Mr. Science. Go ahead, Tortilla. You know, your leader, Tom Cruise, and me have something in common, man. What's that, Tortilla? We're both looking for underage girls to put out. Well, thank you for coming on the show, Dean. Give out your website. All right. My website is www. Thank you so much, Dean. You're a wonderful man. I hope everything works out with you in the world of science. I love the science religion. I'm going to join up. You're the best lawyer we ever talked to. Thank you so much for coming on the show. We were talking to Dean Barrett, pediatrician and scientist.
I haven't really talked about Scientology. Thank you, Dean. This is Dean signing off. Say it, Dean. I'm Dean signing off. Okay, but my website... No, but say it, Dean. Say it and sing it proud like it's a congregation listening. I'm Dean and I'm signing off. Say it, Dean. Sing it. Come on, baby. You can do it. First of all, we have... I won't accept you on the phone unless you say... I'm Dean, and I'm signing off. Okay, I didn't come here to sing. No, please, Dean. You're going to upset the children in the room. There's little children in the room right now, and they all got cancer. Ain't going to go away unless Dean sing out. I'm Dean, and I'm signing off. Okay, this is ridiculous. I just came on here to talk. You're a really cruel man. Wow, you hate cancer, man. Wow, you want everybody to die. Very sad. That's cool, man. But typical. Thank you, Dean. You've been born. There you go. That is Tyrone and Tortilla, one of the bits you hear regularly on the Mikey Show. I enjoy that bit. I don't mind telling you. I think it's hysterical, Sean, if I do say so myself. Thank you. Thank you. We're just getting ready to start Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. We're not talking about that ridiculous remake.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. This is the Gene Wilder trippy psychedelic version where we're going to be able to have a lot of fun with this one, I'm thinking. Yeah. Let's drop some acid. Well, I've already done that, Sky. Nice. You're ahead of me, man. Yeah. As they say, I'm tripping. Yeah? Yeah. You tripping balls? Well, I'm tripping over Sean's balls because they're very oblong. It's pretty easy to do. Yeah. I mean, it's... Frightening. Well, that's awkward. I didn't need to know that. Bobby Colonels, what are you doing? What is the colonel doing? God. Is he trying to ruin the show? Idiot. Friends. We still have a bunch of P1s in here hanging out. You guys going to hang for this entire movie? I don't want no pussing out and leaving in the middle. That'll piss me off, and I'm not kidding. No passing out. Let me tell you something. Here we go. If you sons of bitches put your heads down, you're out of here. I'm not kidding because I don't want to be looking at people sleeping. I could be doing that at home. So you need to be involved. Funny. I can't hear myself at all. He doesn't have your mic on. Yeah, I can't hear you either. I can't hear me either. Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, testing one, two, three. There you go. Sean, you have to put the headphones on. Rob, get in here. We're going to need you. The Rizzle.
I've got a golden ticket in my pants. All right, here's how we're going to do this. If you put the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory into your DVD player, it will want to start playing automatically. I've noticed this with my copy. So what you need to do is make sure that you get to the main menu. When you're at the main menu, you'll see Wonka standing there very gay in a purple jacket. And you need to make sure that the deal is set over to play movie. So you're ready to play movie. Okay. That's what you're looking for. And what I'm going to do is say one, two, three, go. And when I say go, that's when you press play movie. Are we ready? You should have Willy Wonka in your machine right now. What time is it? One thirty three. Are we ready? All right. One. Two, three, go. Oh, yeah. And so it begins. Oh. We're in the Wonka Vader. Oh, yeah, Shawnee-o. Violet, you're turning violet, Violet. I haven't seen this movie in so long. Oh, dude, it's great. Hey, bugs. It's really great. Nah. It begins in a sewer. That looks like I just did in the bathroom.
I'm not kidding. Movie starts out in a sewer. And then I flush that. There goes the carne asana. That is my bowels right there, everyone. Eddie, I think I had your chocolate-covered squirrel. I don't know what that meant. Ladies and gentlemen, this is also how they make heroin. Check it out. Dodo Denny's in this. Oh, it's Doo-Doo Denny. Oh, sorry. Ursula Wright is making an appearance. Ladies and gentlemen, Eddie's bowels. Yes, this is great. Man, they're working overtime. I'll say. And I just keep making food. Stop. It's like four by four. Yeah, that's right. The four by four logs. Ah, look at this. Hey, Mikey, come in here and take a look at this. We've all had these. Bring the camera. Hell, bring the whole frat in here. Whoa. Wish I could do that. Eddie kisses. A little sprinkle of love on every bar. Right, Eddie? Yep, you know it. That's what I like to call a touch of class. That's right. Or a touch of ass. Oh, Pwinnelly.
Ladies and gentlemen, Boy Blunders Dreams. These are called the Janet Jacksons. Although not quite as droopy. Yeah, not so floppish. Right. Ah, this was a Mel Stewart film. Yeah, Mel Stewart joint. Mel Stewart joint. That's great. Who? Nothing like a creepy steeple to start a movie. Statistics show us 80% of these will be gay. But their clothes, 100% gay. Now, this is foggy London town. Oh, Baxter. You are my gentleman. Now, Bill, definitely a pedophile. Absolutely. I mean, no question about it. No question. Look at that. The bow tie says it all. Yep. I like boys. I'll have you and you and you. Are you guys going to turn the movie up a little bit? There you go. Well, that's not exactly what I said, retard. It's Ashley's brother. Just like Willy Wonka was born to be a candy man, I'm born to be a pedophile. That's right. Sprinkle it with pedophile.
It's the pleats in my pants. Take a look. I've got a huge boner. Pedophile can. As he mixes it, love makes the world taste good. Not the only thing that tastes good. I should do ten to twenty. Just for this move right here. I'm registered downtown. Your parents don't let me live in your neighborhood. That's right. Don't worry, there's enough of me to go around. Here, children, here's some chocolate salty balls. Children, children. Suckers? Come on! How awful is this movie? Chocolate condoms? Awesome. This is pervert. Oh, that was urine. This is awful. Michael Jackson pornography. Come on. Nice rainbow shirt there, kid. What is this movie? Yeah, this is too sick for Neverland. Jeez. Michael Jackson's turning this off. I can't watch this. This is gross. No more. Too much scary. Okay, that's just creepy.
Fickles, Coopers, Fudges? All right. All right. Excuse me? I didn't know that's what they called it. And my type. Nice something about Mary haircut. Stupid Charlie. Yeah. Yeah, nice turtleneck to cover the hickeys from Bill. Nice red sweater, fag. Now, Sean, that's just blatant. Yeah, I mean, there's nothing clever about that. Were we going for subtle? Well, we were a little bit. I didn't order one of these, you idiot. Ow! Ow! Let's play Paperboy. Remember that game? No. You don't remember Paperboy? What was Paperboy? Paperboy was the best game ever for Nintendo? Yeah, Nintendo. Come on. That was dope. Years later, this will be known as San Quentin State Prison. Wonker Place. That looks so fun. Yeah. Jeez. Nothing says fun like an abandoned candy shop. Up the airy mountain, down the rushing blend. No, you're not creepy.
Grand Wolf Tolkien here? What are you pushing? Oh, just selling cleavers. Oh, my God. This movie is awful. I'm going to cut you up, Charlie. Cleavers! Yeah, the first swingers ever. There's two dead people in bed. They couldn't afford to bury them. Only his father was alive. Nice poo stage. Yeah, no kidding. This is awful. Hey, why don't you clean up your parents? No kidding. Bad mom. Anyone want some more soup soup? Hi, everybody. Oh, boy, the gay one's back again.
Day sweater boy. Okay. What's up, queerbait? Grandma Josephine? Swinger three. Walking a little funny. Did you visit Bill earlier? Swinger four. What's your supper, Grandpa? Grandpa, why are you wearing a nightgown? It's not enough. What do you say? Little ass. I stole it. Where'd you get that? I stole it, Mom. Where do you think I got it? Point is, you got it. It's my first payday. Okay. You're an idiot. Now we'll abuse you verbally. Greedy bastard. I've got cancer. Thanks, Charlie. You gave me cancer, Charlie. Charlie, it's called emphysema.
But thanks for the offer to fund my cancer. Looks like mom has her own bed. What a bitch. I hate her. I'm not kidding. She doesn't clean up her dad. She's got a lot going on. Wait a minute. Now a purple sweater? Why do you lock it? Because all the other chocolate makers in the world were sending in spies. Liar. Secret recipes, especially Slugworth. Oh, that Slugworth, he was the worst. Oh, really, there's a guy named Slugworth? Nice made-up name, stupid. What do you take me for, Grandpa Joe? Then suddenly, about three years later, the most amazing thing happened. The comb was invented. Before that, the wheel. Does anyone notice that Charlie looks like a little boy Boston Rob? A little bit. Aww. Kind of. All he needs is filthy hair and a filthy mouth. It's the biggest mystery of them all. And a VD. Aww.
Yeah, accurate, accurate. Teachers, but... Apparently dentistry not available in London yet. That's Bill Nye the retard guy. Holy cow. What a pair of choppers. Yeah, didn't he go on to play Leatherface? Wow. Punchback of Notre Dame. How about head remover? Can you put some of that on? How about whipping up a batch of nerd remover? Hey, Charlie, steal some bleach for your grandpa's nightgown.
Hey, there's your brother, Ashley. I just got here. Crying out loud. I think that guy would rather have that little kid's teeth. The last thing that guy needs is candy. Yeah, try getting a woman, dude. And a dentist. So let me see. Let me get this straight. Grandpa wears a nightgown. Charlie carries a handbag. And why was there a sink in the classroom? Good question. The five people who find them will come to the most fabulous prize one could wish for. A lifetime supply of chocolate. As if this were not enough. Okay, everybody, that's the news. In case you didn't know. Good thing they're watching it on the radio. Look at that stocking she's making. One. I'm counting on you to find all five. That's a lot for me. Already we have reports coming in. Why don't you guys save up some money, Greg, buy grandma some makeup. Or is that grandma? Oh, yo, yo. Wonderful you, wonderful you.
You buy one, you buy one hour later. Uh-oh. I wake up and I'm full of my own mess. That's right. Jude Law's first role. Oh, my. He's like our first agent. And what exactly did he say? What difference does that make? This was a dream, a fantasy. But you said, just shut up off setter and tell me where the ticket is. We began with five golden tickets. It's the evening report. In the evening report, did they really have the guy's name there? Yeah. And a magic eight ball. Right. Where are you going? And an Indian ashtray. I would pay anything for that tie. What is he talking into? Shoestring.
Augustus Gloob. Augustus Gloob. Augustus Gloob. Augustus Blender. Yeah. The fattest little Nazi. How does it make you feel? You're the first in the ticket fight. I don't know. Any other feelings? Very sorry for Wonka. Nice wiener. Miss Baby, would you mind saying that? Now that's Blender. Hey, St. Pauli's mom. Here's a wiener for you and one for you. Hey, hey, stop shouting. Here you are, Charlie. Something you don't want. A job. Another red sweater. Oh, great, Mom. Now I'll be even more gay. It's just your color. It's queer. Here's a smaller version.
I won't tell you where to put it. Here's the mittens to match. Let's see that golden ticket. Yeah, and here's a bra and panties. Never mind. Go on, open it, Charlie. I want to see that gold. Yeah, I want to see your face shattered when your dreams are broken. Because you wanted more. Go on, open it. Don't worry. Eventually, I'll be working with Chico. Well, apparently they can't afford a bill. Poor Charlie. I told you, didn't I? Yeah, you did. A. Thanks for shattering our dreams. Let me get this straight. We all sleep in one bed. We have no hope, and you just shattered our dreams. Thanks, dick. We all chip in for your stupid candy bar, and that's the thanks we get. There you go. The list is life. I want you to be the first mind of Golden Ticket, Daddy. I know, Angel. We're doing the best we can. I've got every girl on the bleeding staff object for you. All right.
Honestly, give me one afternoon with her and we'll change everything. I hate this girl. For five days now, the entire flipping factory's been on the job. Sorry, what factory? They've been selling flaming chocolate bars from dawn to dusk. The exorcist. Whoa. Out on your ears? One whole pound equals about 42 cents today. They're jealous of me. Sweetheart, I can't push them no harder. Well, how could they not be? What with that ugly face and hair and all. You're going to be very unpopular around here, Henry, if you don't deliver soon. Nice lug nut rings. They've all got interesting jewelry. He's got a nickel necklace. They're really into money. I like that those groups are finally coming in. All right. Thank you.
It'd be funny if they shot that woman with a rifle just to make sure they got it. How'd you get in there, Slugworth? The damn Slugworth. Nicorette. Dropping a tab of acid. This, ladies and gentlemen, is the sign of our times. Pollution. Poo on the street. Whatever corner of the globe we are in. Look, he's got an iPad Nano around his neck. What is an iPad, Mike? Oh, kind of like an iPad. ...in the hunt for golden tickets. And everywhere, we're beginning to see signs of anxiety. Every hour... Mira Mesa. ...but they're just not moving fast enough. And as time passes, the men who seek them become more and more desperate. Gentlemen, I know her actions will be enduring.
I'm gay. I've never been laid. Gentlemen, I look like every radio engineer in 2005. I give you the Gaydar 3000. Let me just enter the code here. Yep, I'm gay. That would be cheating. I am now telling the computer that... Yep, still gay. The grand prize. He says, what would a computer do with a lifetime supply of chocolate? I'm now telling the computer exactly what he can do with a lifetime supply of chocolate. I'd pay anything for that jacket. And it can happen right here, too. Unbelievable as it sounds, right here in America, where even in the smallest town, the happiest of dreams can come. Is that Violet Beauregard?