Super Familiar with The Wilsons
Marriage 2.0 with kids…and all the side quests!
Super Familiar with the Wilsons is a weekly comedy podcast about second marriage blended family life, and the beautiful chaos of parenting, aging, and figuring it all out (again). Hosted by Amanda and Josh, partners in life, love, and side quests, each episode dives into real-life stories, quirky observations, listener emails, and spontaneous tangents that somehow always circle back to relationships, resilience, and the absurdity of modern life.
Whether you’re navigating your own second act, raising kids who don’t want your help, or just wondering why birds seem to aim for your head, you’ll find humor, honesty, and heart here. Expect: offbeat storytelling, second-marriage dynamics, parenting fails, philosophical detours, and new friends you didn’t know you needed.
Familiar Wilsons Media produces content to bring people together. We are curious, hopeful, and try not to take ourselves too seriously...admittedly, with varying degrees of success.
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Super Familiar with The Wilsons
It's the Rapture! Prepare to Report the Angel of Death to HR!
Marriage 2.0, an eight-year-old’s gelato grift, HOA espionage at the pool, PE squats vs. aging knees, Talk Like a Pirate Day, a lovingly irreverent “Seven Things To Do Before The Rapture,” rapture panic history, Amanda’s Flashbackst imeline quiz (Josh gets humbled), and a cozy equinox call to touch grass, maybe before the hurricane. Ends with a gloriously absurd “rapture roll call” in the credits.
Content note
Mild language, rapture satire, HOA chatter.
Super Familiar with The Wilsons
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Contact us! familiarwilsons@gmail.com
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Speaker 2:You are made of meat, my friend all the way down.
Speaker 1:The following podcast uses words like and, and also If you're not into any of that shit, then now's your chance.
Speaker 2:Three, two, one run. I'm super familiar with you, wilson, get it.
Speaker 3:Welcome to Super Familiar with the Wilsons. I'm Amanda.
Speaker 1:And I'm Josh Amanda. This is the podcast about Marriage 2.0 with kids and all the side quests, so I have a kids question for you here. Okay, and this is actually. This goes out to our listeners as well. What is the deal with kids really, really, really really wanting something to eat, like let's say, oh, I don't know, gelato Pitching a holy fit to get the gelato. We finally pull over, stop at a place that serves gelato, get the gelato, and he eats three spoonfuls and says he's done.
Speaker 3:I was like this didn't happen, but it did. I just I don't think of this place as a gelato place, but I guess it is. What do?
Speaker 1:you mean, this didn't happen. This just happened on Saturday.
Speaker 3:But like I, just like gelato feels very Italian. I forgot that you were talking about. Like the Italian ice place we went to.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but then he wound up having most of it. I don't know. I don't know. Children want things that they think that they want, but then when they get it, they don't want it. The grass is greener always.
Speaker 1:Yes, the wanting is always stronger and better than the having. It's just freaking frustrating man. We bend over backwards to try to please this kid. Well, you do, let's be clear. You bend over backwards trying to please this kid and it's just not enough. When do we stop, put our foot down and say enough is enough, kid, now it's time for you to go out, earn your keep, start to pay rent and then you can start to have a say. When do we do that?
Speaker 3:because he's eight and I feel like that's really close I mean I don't think he can legally have a job until he's like 14. So in six years he can go be like a bag child at publics a A bag child.
Speaker 1:That does not sound good, Well bag boy is not.
Speaker 3:this is like I don't want to make it gender specific and you don't say bag girl, like that bag lady is a bad thing, so just a bag child.
Speaker 1:Very good, very good. Other happenings in the world of Wilson Amanda and I attended a meeting of our neighbors. Was that only just yesterday?
Speaker 3:No, pete, yeah, wow Today was a very long Monday.
Speaker 1:If you've been following along with our adventures, you have heard us talk about our ongoing kerfluffle with the Fluffle's a good word.
Speaker 1:With the people who are building this development. And I don't want to say too much, right, because I don't know they might listen. But one thing I will say, speaking of listening, is we had a gathering of our neighbors to kind of talk about our HOA situation and talk about the people who are developing this neighborhood, and we did it at the pool because there were, because we, not we, they, they invited the whole neighborhood and they didn't know how many people would show up And-.
Speaker 3:There were what like 10 or 12 of us.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So there were less than I think that there could have been, but they meaning the people who organized this meeting our neighbors decided to do it at the pool Right At the neighborhood community pool Like out, like under the like overhang, sitting at tables.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Which and I'm not concerned about the developers or HOA people hearing this, because they know full well that we met, because we were sitting there at this table all airing our grievances and getting to know each other as neighbors and why we're miserable right underneath a camera and microphone that Do you know that it had audio? I'm quite certain it had audio All right, because one of the things that they complained about was the pool always being dirty. Yep.
Speaker 1:And this meeting was yesterday and today. Someone put on the WhatsApp group. Oh, they've put in a pool cleaner.
Speaker 3:Yeah, like this pool. Cleaner we'd never seen before is all of a sudden at the bottom of the pool All of a sudden like materialized, but it's like a tiny little one, like you said, like I think you called it, like the Walmart Roomba. It's tiny, but yeah. So either there was sound or they employed some sort of lip reading software to figure out. We were all saying that the pool was gross and dirty well, that was one of the many complaints.
Speaker 1:We'll see if any of the other complaints um get get addressed, but I will tell you that this is the first time I've ever been a part of a whatsapp group like this, like I'm part of whatsapp group with a bunch of podcasters who are now friends, but it's different. This is the first time I've ever been a part of a WhatsApp group of people that I don't know and it's very interesting because I feel like you've crossed a certain line when you are now in a WhatsApp group like that and I will tell you that I threw my first little joke in there this morning Nothing, they are not having which fine, all business, no personal it's fine.
Speaker 1:They are not having which. Fine, all business, no personal, it's fine. But I know that now I'm probably going to be contributing very little to this whatsapp group, because if they don't want this sense of humor, I don't know what else to do the only two people who responded to the picture of the pool cleaner yeah, it's me and you right.
Speaker 3:No one else is responding, so I mean they like tapped back to it or whatever, like shocked faces or laughing faces, but no one responded, so it's okay, I don't need it. I I find you funny anyway full transparency here.
Speaker 1:Though we weren't gonna record, we were in bed lights off, lights off, and we had talked about recording earlier, but then we went outside to play with Winthrop, who thinks that he wants to play baseball, so we kind of played baseball for a little bit. And, by the way, by the way, last couple weeks my elbow has really hurt like badly and I keep thinking geez-o-Pete, you know I must be sleeping wrong.
Speaker 3:Or some I've never heard that before in my life.
Speaker 1:You never heard geez Pete.
Speaker 3:No, anyway, don't distract me, you slept, weird.
Speaker 1:I'm all like. You know, I've slept weird. I don't know what I'm going to be. No, it's because now I've started to throw the football with the eight-year-old outside and my elbow hurts because of that. My God, and I'm not even throwing it hard and it's a a tiny football and my elbow hurts because of it. I am freaking, falling apart man.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but he's throwing a pretty decent spiral. And what do you mean? He thinks he wants to play baseball. Do you mean like now, or like he wants to be on a team?
Speaker 1:Well, he's all about baseball and I freaking hate playing baseball with him because it's nothing but me bending over to pick up the damn ball. Why don't you squat? That's your fault.
Speaker 3:It's your fault that our kid yelled at me tonight for not squatting to get the ball and he was genuinely concerned and pissed that I wouldn't squat for the ball Because it's bad for your back, but it's because they taught him this in PE, like they have taught them to squat instead of bending over, and now he's like, yelling at us but you're like, but it hurts my knees.
Speaker 1:In PE they taught me, like, how to climb a rope and how to play basketball. You mean to tell me that they're just teaching them how to squat? Yeah, that's not PE.
Speaker 3:Was anybody ever able to climb the rope in your PE class? Because I don't feel like I've ever seen anybody successfully climb that rope. Was it during the presidential fitness test or whatever? Do you remember those?
Speaker 1:I don't know I was kidding I never climbed a rope. That's like from the 1950s. Did you actually have a rope? I just used that as an example of things.
Speaker 3:I think we did Like in the 80s. No dude.
Speaker 1:No, ropes, they did not make us. We're not like training to be, you know, for World War II or something you know to be a sailor. No, get out of here.
Speaker 3:Sailors, don't climb the ropes Anyway, those are pirates.
Speaker 1:Did you know that last Friday was National Talk Like a Pirate.
Speaker 3:Day. Is that why you were dressed like a pirate at work? I wasn't dressed like a pirate, you had an eye patch on.
Speaker 1:Okay, yes Then. Yes, I was dressed like a pirate, but there were pirates at work. Anyway, all of this is to say that we weren't feeling all that great and we weren't going to record until I remembered that this might be our last chance to record, or at least our last chance to reach some of you.
Speaker 3:That's right, we will still be here recording.
Speaker 1:So I understand that there's a very good chance that the rapture is tomorrow.
Speaker 3:Yes, but I have seen people in Australia and social media who've said they're still here, so it's not going to happen.
Speaker 1:Oh, I don't imagine the rapture is going to go by time zone.
Speaker 3:Like New Year's.
Speaker 1:I feel like it's going to happen to the entire planet at once.
Speaker 3:Oh, there goes, Australia Turn on the TV.
Speaker 1:I want to see the rapture in New York now, right? No, but this might be the last time that we're able to speak to some of you, so we just wanted to make sure not to miss our opportunity to say bye, folks. I will miss you, some of you, and I hope you have a good time where it is that you're going. I hope that they have all of the amenities that you're expecting and that it's not like a bait and switch type of thing and you end up I don't know, in like Philadelphia or something.
Speaker 3:I don't know. That's a random place, although the eagles are doing well. So if you do not know, if you were not raised in the church or you're not aware, the rapture is the second coming of Christ, who's supposed to come and get all of the people from the earth and take them to heaven.
Speaker 1:Not all the people, only his chosen people.
Speaker 3:Only the chosen people, and then if you don't go in the rapture, then you're here for what's it called? I forgot.
Speaker 1:I really. It's been so long since.
Speaker 3:I studied all those things, and this used to be a thing that I was so afraid of.
Speaker 1:Well, I have compiled a list of things to do in preparation for the rapture.
Speaker 3:Well, you don't have long.
Speaker 1:Well see, we don't know when tomorrow this is gonna happen.
Speaker 3:It could be, at the end of the day. Close a business tomorrow.
Speaker 1:All right, so you wanna hear it's seven things to do before the rapture.
Speaker 3:Oh, this is a good number. That's the Lord's number. Yes, okay, seven.
Speaker 1:Okay, number seven. Well, this is really in no particular order, but we'll do a count now. Number seven things to do before the rapture. Number seven steal all the WWJD bracelets from the Christian bookstore, so the chosen can't accessorize on their way up.
Speaker 3:Or you could stand out there and hand them out. No, like throw. Did you have a jjg? I had like a fancy, like steel, like silver, one like I didn't have the rubber one that sounds. That sounds a little perverse there no, no, like it was like hammered metal in it wwjd you.
Speaker 1:You put hammered metal around your wrist to commemorate christ that.
Speaker 3:No, so I made the good choices.
Speaker 1:Okay, but I'm saying you don't want hammered anything around your wrist, I know with Christ.
Speaker 3:Yes, I know Lots and lots of people not actually WWJDing, but whatever, go ahead.
Speaker 1:You said to steal them all and hand them out. Why do I just? I picture people in the rapture going up, but it's like Mardi Gras.
Speaker 3:Like throwing what throws. That's what it's called right Throws.
Speaker 1:Okay. So number six prepare to report the angel of death to HR. Hi, yes, I'd like to file a complaint. The trumpet blast was hostile and the smiting felt targeted. Number five climb onto the church roof with a boombox, blast ACDC's Thunderstruck and announce this is the altar call now.
Speaker 3:That's right. You need to start repenting now.
Speaker 1:Number five Start a neighborhood left behind. Fantasy league Draft picks include the pastor's mistress, that guy who thinks the holy water at the church should be replaced with kombucha, and the neighborhood cat lady. Oh my god.
Speaker 3:Number three Don't be picking on the cat, ladies.
Speaker 1:Well, someone's got to. They're gonna be left. Number three build a GoFundMe for post-rapture rent assistance. If the chosen vanish, it's possible the economy might get even worse, so be prepared.
Speaker 3:I have feelings about that. Go ahead.
Speaker 1:Number two tag your church with graffiti. Spray paint the words. Closing, for Let me finish. Spray paint the words.
Speaker 3:You can't do it.
Speaker 1:I can't Spray paint the words closing for apocalypse. All sales, final and number one thing to do Do you get your?
Speaker 3:tithe back if you tithe this Sunday. Oh, no refunds friend, all right, go ahead.
Speaker 1:And the number one thing to do in preparation for the rapture buy one of those shofars off Amazon. When Gabriel's trumpet blows, toot your bargain shofar at the same time, so you might get some souls accidentally rise towards you. Instead, Collect followers, start a cult profit.
Speaker 3:Wait, okay, yeah, no, this is so funny. It's funny. I'm glad we can laugh at it because I mean, as somebody who grew up in an evangelical church, the fear of the rapture was real and religious trauma can be real. So while we laugh at it, know that it's coming from a place that we gotta laugh at it or we'll cry. My question for you is do you know how many times since the Bible that the rapture has been incorrectly predicted? I was curious so I looked up. There's not a specific number, but a ballpark.
Speaker 1:How can they possibly? Like famously, I guess like in people's like consciousness. This was a thing like how how many times has it been a meme and viral?
Speaker 3:I mean, well, this started in 500 ce, so probably wasn't okay.
Speaker 1:So then so and I'm not guessing high, just to be a jerk like a thousand times no, it's only a couple it says.
Speaker 3:But historians of religion note that dozens to hundreds of specific dates. So dozens to hundreds, but what's interesting to me is a few of the most famous examples one in 500 CE, one in 1000 CE and the next one 1844.
Speaker 1:Oh, there was like a long time where people were, but next one, 1844.
Speaker 3:Oh, there was like a long time where people were, but what?
Speaker 1:happened in 1844, because what you did there is you hit. People tend to go really crazy when it's like a round number or like a multiple of five, right, so like a thousand 500 BC. Oh, you know, we're coming up on, like you know, y2k.
Speaker 3:Oh right, yeah, that was a big one.
Speaker 1:The year 2000. Oh, it's going to be the rapture. I remember was it 2012? There was supposed to be some sort of 2011.
Speaker 3:Was that the last one? Yeah, that's the last one. It was predicted to be on my birthday, May 21st 2011. But then it got postponed to October 21st 2011,. But then it got postponed to October 21st. I don't really know why, so I don't know. In 1844, it was the Millerite Great Disappointment, when followers of William Miller expected Christ's return, but it didn't happen. And then another. We had it in 1914, 1925, and 1975. And then 1988, I think was the first one that I was aware of.
Speaker 1:I had no idea, and I was a junior that I was aware of. I had no idea and I was a junior and I was going to a Christian school, I guess we weren't that brand or that flavor.
Speaker 3:So Edgar Wise Knott published 88 Reasons why the Raptional Will Be in 1988. Didn't happen. And then in 2011,. Harold Camping predicted, yeah, may 21st. Then revised it to October 21st. So, yeah, well over 100, at least 100 times, but I'm hoping we all see you here tomorrow or that we don't, let's be clear we don't want to see you here tomorrow, don't? Show up at our house.
Speaker 1:The rapture didn't happen. Let's go find out from the Wilsons what the deal is. No, no, leave us alone.
Speaker 3:Leave us alone.
Speaker 1:Email us, let us know how it is If you're still here. If you're still here, you know, and you're left behind, email us, we'll get together for a hell party or something. Familiarwilsons at gmailcom. Now, if you are in the great beyond and you have Wi-Fi, signal.
Speaker 3:You can still email us. Email us, Let us know how it is familiarwilsons at gmailcom.
Speaker 1:Let us know what we're missing.
Speaker 3:What time is it? And that is my favorite song of the podcast by ajcw. I got right and that means it's game time, so we've been talking about famous rapture events in history. That means I think it's a good time to do a flashback. Josh, are you ready for a flashback?
Speaker 1:Go ahead. Try to very simply describe what the flashbacks quiz is to those who haven't heard it.
Speaker 3:If you've not heard it, it is a series of eight historical events that I'm going to give Josh, and he's going to try to place them correctly on a timeline, anchoring them either before or after the last one that we did. Josh makes it a little bit harder on himself and tries to guess the exact year so old lady reading glasses, on, here we go. Josh, you're anchoring event with the war over. Kimberly clark turns its paper gas mask filters into new products like Kleenex.
Speaker 1:So you're saying that Kleenex was invented by taking gas mask filters. And so why does that not like mitigate any of the smell?
Speaker 3:Well, Matt, I can't help you. I'm just telling you what the New York Times is saying to me 1947. Wrong war 1924. Oh okay, Okay but that's your anchoring one, so it doesn't count. All right, ready, okay, so now it counts your first real one.
Speaker 1:So, whatever this next thing is, I have to guess if it's before or after 1924. Right, that's the conceited game Before or after 1924.? Right, that's the conceited game, but. I'm going to actually try to put a date on it. Just for funsies, go ahead.
Speaker 3:All right, the Rosetta Stone is translated by Jean-Francois Champollion. I don't know, don't come at me, I don't know how to say that. After intense effort, he says I've done it and reportedly faints recovering five days later. Took him five days to recover from translating the Rosetta Stone, before or after Kleenex?
Speaker 1:Okay, that is not as easy as you would think.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 1:Well, because the Rosetta Stone's been around a long time, I don't know, yeah, but when did Jean Francois do this? Well, I'm going to say that it had to be after 1924. So I'm going to say 1960.
Speaker 3:Okay, 1822.
Speaker 1:Damn it. I've never gotten the second one wrong before. I know. Alright, so 1822. This does not bode well.
Speaker 3:Well, this next one, I think, should be a little bit more obvious. To promote anti-drug messages, the White House secretly reviews scripts for TV shows like ER and Beverly Hills 90210. A backlash shuts down the effort. I had no idea. Did you know this?
Speaker 1:No, we're gonna say 1994.
Speaker 3:I'm gonna all right, it was 1998. Good job.
Speaker 1:What were they reviewing the scripts for?
Speaker 3:They were trying to make sure that there were no drug go use drug messages and trying to get in some anti-drug messages.
Speaker 1:So are you saying that they were trying to control what the shows were doing? Like they were trying to censor the shows? Mm-hmm. That's very interesting, isn't it interesting? Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 3:Seems almost not plausible. British pilots use a secret radar to fight nighttime enemies during the Blitz. As a cover story, the UK credits carrots for helping their pilots night vision 1940. Okay, UK people, do you eat a lot of carrots? 1940, exactly.
Speaker 1:Bam, I should get two points.
Speaker 3:Okay, at the first London Olympics we're very british heavy. Oh, I know why. It's because, yeah, so the for those of you listening the flashbacks is based on current events and considering that somebody from here just went over there, this is probably why we have all the the british things right now. At the first, at the first London Olympics, the marathon is 26 miles long, but Queen Alexandra is seated too far away to see the finish, so the route is extended to 26.2 miles. I had no idea that is amazing.
Speaker 1:Okay, so who was the monarch?
Speaker 3:Queen Alexandra.
Speaker 1:Never even heard of Queen Alexandra, so we're going to say that it's before 1822. Okay, 1908. You are kidding me, no.
Speaker 3:Who is Queen Alexandra? I mean, clearly she's not a British monarch, right, is she who knows? No, she wasn't queen. Who was queen in 1908? No idea, don't come for me. Belsons, all right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like they know, get out of here.
Speaker 3:Are you ready? Oh, I get okay. This is also a thing that happened this week. Dustin Hoffman stars in the Graduate beating out Robert Redford. Redford is so charming. The director says that he wouldn't know how to play a loser.
Speaker 1:All right, so that is in between 1924 and 1998.
Speaker 3:Well, no, you have a 1940 in there.
Speaker 1:Oh oops, yeah, it's after that it's after 1940, but before 1998.
Speaker 3:Yes, all right, 1967. Robertbert redford raise a glass. Okay, on the run for a, on the run for a bank robbery, butch cassidy and the sundance kid can't help but take a photo for fun. The clear image of their gang helps lead to its downfall. Excellent, excellent. It's like social media, but earlier.
Speaker 1:Well, that is after 19, I'm sorry, after 1822 and before 1908.
Speaker 3:1900. Alright, you got two more Ready, yep. In Prussia, the educator Friedrich Froebel says that students are naturally creative and should be nurtured like plants in a garden. He creates the first.
Speaker 1:Kindergarten 1936.
Speaker 3:1837. I mean you were like 100 years and one off. This is the worst you've ever done. Okay, william Walker, an American invades Nicaragua with a private army and seizes control. His government is recognized by President Franklin Pierce.
Speaker 1:I have no freaking idea when Franklin Pierce was president.
Speaker 3:I don't even know that. I know who Franklin Pierce is.
Speaker 1:We're going to go with with geez.
Speaker 3:This is not a good showing for you this sucks Um 1920. Would it help you if I showed you the picture of the guy?
Speaker 1:No, okay 1855. Damn it.
Speaker 3:So you got four out of eight correct this week.
Speaker 1:That's bad, I'm sorry this week.
Speaker 3:That's bad. I'm sorry friend. That's bad.
Speaker 1:Thankfully, the rapture's happening tomorrow.
Speaker 3:So no one's gonna know You'll be up at the pearly gates and it's not like you're not gonna be let in because you did poorly on the flashbacks quiz.
Speaker 1:Oh, now I'm getting in.
Speaker 3:Oh, no, sorry, we are staying here.
Speaker 1:Okay, all right.
Speaker 3:Can you have a post-rapture?
Speaker 1:party, like you have hurricane parties.
Speaker 3:Uh, don't think so okay, speaking of, we haven't had a hurricane yet oh my god, what are you doing? But don't we haven't.
Speaker 1:We usually had one by now but why are you doing this now? We're sure to have one now, the rapture is going to happen tomorrow and then we're immediately going to get hit by a super hurricane I'm not manifesting the hurricane, I'm asking like historically, haven't we usually had one by the end of september?
Speaker 3:yeah, I think so yeah all right, well, don't come at me, because I didn't bring the rapture to you and I didn't bring a super hurricane no one likes to be told what to do, and now is the time in the program where we tell you what to do.
Speaker 1:Amanda, what should we do?
Speaker 3:Go enjoy the fall. Today is the autumnal equinox and the first day of fall is my favorite day. Fall is my favorite season, so just go enjoy being outside. Outside, may the air get a little bit crisper and, um, you know, find some apples to bob for or something. But go enjoy the autumn. If you live where there is um really good, like autumnal colors, like your trees are changing colors and stuff. Please send us pictures, because I will be very, very, very happy. I will need something to make me happy with you know, the super hurricane coming, so, um, familiarwilsons at gmailcom, send me all the pictures of your foil, foil, foliage, foliage, foliage. I can't say that word.
Speaker 1:All right, amanda. That's all there is. There is no more. What'd you think of that?
Speaker 3:I mean, it is probably a little all over there, but you know, I'm glad that we got out of bed and decided to record.
Speaker 1:Yes, people expect no less. So, on this, possibly our last podcast for some of you, I do want to make sure not to forget to mention those people without whom this show would not be possible. And lo, as the trumpet sounded and the sky cracked open like a Florida summer storm. The role was called for the great podcast rapture. And who was taken up? Antonio, whose laugh echoed like angels' wings. Josh Scar, who was seen ascending while still fiddling with his microwave levels. Daniel Buckets, carried Skyward with, yes, a bucket in each hand. Chicken Tom, clucking gloriously into the heavens. Monique, from Germany, riding a celestial bratwurst straight into the clouds. Joey.
Speaker 3:Joey.
Speaker 1:Leo, pausing only to make sure his hair caught the divine sunlight. Refined gay Jeff Raptured, in a perfectly tailored suit, because heaven has a dress code. Ryan Baker, who politely asked if he could bring some more pie. Mark and Rachel Rapture, two for one, holding hands. Finally, dan and Gavin left behind.
Speaker 3:I was going to say they're not going.
Speaker 1:I misspoke there. It said Leo getting his hair caught in the light. Leo has no hair.
Speaker 3:I was going to ask once you stopped recording that I did not think that that was the right name. You said right there, leo has no hair. I was gonna ask once, theo, you stopped recording that I did not think that that was the right name, you said right there, leo has no hair.
Speaker 1:Alright, folks, until we catch you, either here or in the place beyond, y'all, take it easy and be nice to yourself. Be nice to St Peter. He's got it difficult. He's the one at the gate, he's the bouncer. He's heaven. One at the gate, he's the bouncer.
Speaker 3:He's heaven's bouncer. He is heaven's bouncer, isn't he?
Speaker 1:So imagine all the people inside partying and he's left outside.
Speaker 3:He never gets to go inside what?
Speaker 1:a foul deal for him. Look, pete man, I say that you take yourself a couple thousand years rest to go get yourself something to drink, Leave the doors open for a bit. It can only make it more exciting.
Speaker 3:Go be kind Bye. Bye, thank you.
