Really or Not Really game with Mindy, calls from Robert and Peter's mom Judy, New York trip recap

Be excellent to each other. And party on, dudes! All right, everybody. It's the wrap party. We got to clap and pretend like there's a lot of people in the room. This isn't a repeat episode, folks. Even though that sound clip was there, we're alive. We thought we'd recycle that Abe Lincoln sound clip. It's a classic. If you like that clip or want to hear a specific clip, tough shit. But call in anyway. 1-800-893-9562. I am John Donahue. Hey-o! Back from New York, fresh from New York. Joining me tonight is the one and only Peter Miller. Oh, yeah. And in the booth, with Mindy. Yo. With two E's. Mindy, what are you eating tonight? Wow, that's dead air. Okay. Her mouth is full. Let's play a game. I say it's gummy bears, gummy worms. What do you say, Peter? She's big on the gummies. I do know that. What is it? Yum, yum, yum, yum. Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum. You guessed by the sound. The sign specifically says, feed the bear, folks. I'm not eating the bear. I was eating a protein nut bar. Wow. Wow. Salty caramel nut. That is so outside your normal food pyramid. That's what Peter's porn name was. That was. Salty caramel nut. That was. I'm trying to be healthy today. I ran 4.6 miles before coming here. Not part of the glow rush that was going on out there. No, on my own. Was Peter chasing you, or were you just running for exercise? For exercise. You know that I stopped doing that several years ago when I stopped chasing girls in parking lots, all right? Come on, John. Why do you have to bring up such a sour point in my life? I mean, I think the air is on, which is going to screw up the sound. So you better get up, Peter, and turn it off. I don't even know how to do this. Turn it over here. I'm going to do it right now. Hold on. Oh, John's going to. So there's an air conditioning system that runs in here that is just absolutely. Now, did you notice the difference, folks? That listening audience is now noticing it. Well, this show is not doing well so far. Hey, thanks for listening to the rap party, everybody. Why do you have to be so negative? You guys are doing a great job. Why do you have to be so negative? Things are just happening so fast. Allison is not with us tonight. Stephanie's still drunk in the backseat of my car, or somebody's. She might be in the back of your car. You better look before you go anywhere. One time she ended up in Toledo. Anyway, Allison is moving. She's moving not to another state, but to another home. So good luck with that. I'm glad she didn't call to ask for help, because that's when you. You know when you have a friend who's moving, you never answer your phone. You know they're moving in advance. You just, oh, I didn't hear your call. That's what the parking lot of Home Depot is for. $10. Wow. That's not right. And you got all the labor you need. No, no, no. It was the greatest. It was the greatest decision I ever made about four years ago when I moved. Did you really go there and get some labor? I actually went to U-Haul to rent a U-Haul, and there was no joke, maybe about 30 or 40 day laborers standing out there. And as soon as I rented the U-Haul, immediately approached me like a circle. I was flocked, and they all were just waving their hands. You always get flocked, Peter. I always do. And I picked the two biggest hosses that I saw, and I was like $10 an hour, boys. And they're like right on. I'm like, all right, let's get in the back of the truck, and let's get to work. And I actually had a buddy of mine waiting at the apartment to help me move, and I just sent him home. I said, don't worry about it, buddy. Yes. How much did you end up paying these dudes? It cost me around eight, it cost me, I believe, total $80, $90 I wound up giving them. That's more than you've had in the last 10 years, Peter. Jesus. That's pretty amazing. That was when I was living the high life, you know? That's when I used to work the night shifts at the strip club. Now I'm on the brunch. That's nice. But you know, it does not tip out nearly as well. Peter, I heard the show last week. It was... Dude, strippers and clubbers. Strippers and coke everywhere. Strippers and coke. And, you know, I was in New York. I went to see a play on Broadway called... Sesame Street Live. Sesame Street Live, where Tom Hanks played Mr. Hooper. Mr. Hooper. On ice. One of my favorites. Now, we saw his show called The Lucky Guy. Lucky Guy. Peter Scolari's show. Well, Peter's in it. Peter Scolari is in it. They were bosom buddies together on that classic... Say bosom again. Bosom. That was great. It's called Lucky Guy, and it's a true story of Mike McCleary. He was a very popular newspaper. It's like a journalist. You know, these guys, and they get the scoop, and they're all trying to out-scoop each other. You know what I mean? So it's really cool, like the newspaper world. Just like Bambi. Reporting. I don't know what that means. What does that mean? I thought they were similar storylines. Jesus. Where's Robert? Oh, by the way, Robert stuck at Universal Studios Hollywood tonight. He's a supervisor over there. He's either getting fired, or he's just working late. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I think he might have gotten hit in the head with a tram door. Closing one down at a rapid rate. He didn't want to come in here after last week's show. That's my theory. You know, John, last week was probably our greatest show. Because I wasn't here. Ever. Mindy, last week's show. We have a caller. Greatest show ever. We have a caller. You guys did a great job. That's right. We got a caller, folks. I bet you anything it's Robert, but let's guess. I'm going to say it's Robert. Or my mother. Or your mother, Judy. Hi, caller. Who are you? Where are you calling from? You're right. It is Robert. Robert! Hey! So you didn't want to come in tonight because of last week. Listen, I completely understand. I was afraid you were going to berate me. I'll do it when you're not here. It's probably better if you were here to defend yourself. No, no. I didn't want to be part of it. Yeah, that's understandable. You don't understand. Don't even want to try to defend. Yeah. John gave me 20 lashings in the studio when we walked in about the performance of last week. It's so good you're not here. So embarrassed. I gave myself 20 lashings. Oh, no, no. We were a huge hit. I nailed that magic trick, by the way. No, no. That was the highlight of the show. You nailed the magician. You screwed that up so bad. Poor Adam Wiley. Poor Adam Wiley. He had no idea what was coming. Robert, tell everybody, not in a boring way, where you are. I'm drinking soda. It's so early in the show. I'm sorry. Where you are tonight. I'm still at Universal Studios Hollywood. Right. No, okay. No. We're plugging them. Jesus Christ. Okay. You're at a theme park, and tell me what you're doing there. I am working at the studio tour, and there is a company that has bought out the whole park, and we are, so I'm stuck here working it over at the studio tour. Are you giving tours? I'm not giving tours. I did not get picked for that job, if you remember. Thanks for bringing it up. You're welcome. You're welcome. I can't wait to pour lemon juice on that wound. Jeez. Do we know what company it is, or you can't say? Is it something top-notch? I probably shouldn't say. It doesn't matter. It starts with a K and ends in an I. Mart. Kmart. Kmart has rented out the studio. No wonder. I think you might be right. Kanye. Robert, you're not going to make it in tonight. We appreciate you calling in, and last week, seriously, a decent job. Oh, well, hey. You did good. It was a shitty job, so. We nailed it. Yeah. Decent means shitty in New Guinea, by the way, so if you're listening to New Guinea, I didn't mean shitty. It's actually decent. Yeah, well, that's why you're in downtown L.A., so it works. I'm okay with it. It's okay. Now, half the streets are closed down here, so you're lucky you're not here. Now, downtown in L.A., what's going on? The 4K run is happening? I believe 5K. 5K. Mindy, is that where you were running today with the 5K? Did you get to the 5K early? You know what's happening tonight, right? I go run around the fancy neighborhoods and admire all their gardens and houses. Peer into their windows and see what family life is like. I suck up the delicious oxygen from their windows. They're real yards. All right. Something missing. Peer into the windows. Robert, did you have a question for Peter? I always, I have tons of pictures. I have questions for Peter. Who doesn't have a ton of pictures of Peter? I do, I do. You know, I guess the question is, who do you prefer? John behind the computer or me? Oh, I can tell you that right now. Definitely John. John just knocks it out of the park. That is horrible. Knocks it out. That is horrible. That is a horrible, horrible impression. That was Mindy. That was not me. That was Mindy. That was not me. Mindy's choking and talking. That is a swaggering character. I hope you never come back. Seriously. Yeah, I'm planning on it. I hope you, I hope the tram hits you and you are in traction for the next six weeks. Robert. Okay, well, you know, it's possible. Well, it's too bad you're not here tonight because Nicole Kidman is going to be here in about 15 minutes and she's going to talk about her new movie, Rabbit Hole 2. So it's too bad you're not here. You know, I'm- I missed it. I don't know where I pulled that out of. Well, listen, Robert, thanks for calling, buddy. We got things to do. And Robert, do me a favor. And you're not here to do them with us. Thank you. Oh, wow. Gee, thanks. Oh, and by the way, I didn't notice. Yeah. You didn't notice. The, oh. Did you get a text? Oh, I got, I did get a, I got a- Well, this is great. I'm sure the listeners at home, all three of them are very angry now because they're- Dear God. Robert calls and all of a sudden the show just stops. That's, it's true. Robert. It's true. Robert. Get me out of here. I'm trying. I'm trying. Peter, that was my whole plan. Robert, get me out of here. We're going to go down. We got to go down together. You have no idea what they're doing to me. All right. Hey, guys. Thank you. I have a lot to talk about in a selfish way. Robert, good luck at work tonight, my friend. I hope you get on to there with Kmart. You work those doors. Work those doors, Robert. I work the doors. Hey, if you guys go to Universal Studios Hollywood, go see Robert. He's a short black man and he's a really sweet fellow. So enjoy. He's got a hell of a singing voice. Hell of a singing voice. Hey, you should probably answer the other line, by the way. Do we have another call? I think you do. The hell? Oh, you're having somebody else call us. Wait a minute. Robert. Listen, we have things to do. Robert, have a great night, buddy. Thanks for calling. We'll see you next week. You better get back here. I will try. All right, because we need someone to hand feed us our food. We had to do it ourselves tonight. Well, I know. And apparently nobody remembered to turn off the air conditioner. That's your job. What are you going to do without my place, my time plate? Yeah, well, listen, the show's already gone over because you called. Listen, we have things to do. This is very boring. See you later, buddy. I love you. See you. I don't have your cue cards made. Who's calling in? Is anyone calling? Is that a lie? Mindy's giving me... This show is just tanking. It looks like someone might be calling in in 30 seconds or so. Leave it to Robert to stop the show in its track. Now we have a call. Okay, call in. Let me guess. It's Dennis from Universal Studios Hollywood. Why is Robert working and he's wasting time? I knew. This is Dennis. Dennis Sandersfield is a big shot over there, too. Why are you letting me use the phone when you guys should be working? Yeah, actually, I'm going to charge him for that call. You should. This isn't long distance, is it? This is long distance. Absolutely. Only when Robert calls, it's long distance. How you guys doing? We're doing great. We were doing good until Robert stopped the show in its tracks. Peter and I were doing very good. You guys are fine without him, then. We're better than fine. We're going to have a workplace every Saturday. Oh, thank God. Good. Good. Thank the mighty Lord. We appreciate that, Dennis. No, Dennis, keep him there. No problem. Even if he thinks... Even if nothing is happening, make him think that you guys have to work. He's going to wonder why he's pruning the hedges randomly and repaving the walk. Dennis, what kind of great Mother's Day things are you guys doing at Universal? You guys got some sort of big maze set up? Yes, we're doing Mother's Day horror nights. Okay. Great. Travis themed out for that. Yes, we're going to have a maze where you bust out of... Robert's mother's womb. That is fabulous. We've got John Murdy working on that one currently. Wow, you've got some names attached. That's right. You know what? Robert was in... You know she listens to the show, right? I don't know if you guys know, but Robert was in the movie Holes. No, he wasn't. Wait a minute. Wait, really? He was not in Holes. Cross that off my trivia. I didn't even know that. No. You know what? It's not even... I found out. I looked up online. It's not called Holes. It's called Shia LaBeouf's Holes. Oh, he's in that version. Bam. He actually got shot out of Shia LaBeouf's Holes. I mean, cut out of Shia LaBeouf's Holes. Shia LaBeouf. I believe that. I believe that. He got shot out. I've been working on a low-budget porn with the same exact title. He was told on the brown carpet he was cut out of that. Yes. The brown carpet. That's the problem. Poor Robert. We love that little beefcake. Hey, Dennis, I've got to say, I was flipping through the channels a couple of weeks ago on my cable, which I hardly ever watch, and I had the menu up. I don't know if you know what I'm talking about when you're watching a menu, and you can hear the show in the background. Get rid of the menu in the show. I was like, old Christine is on. I never watched this piece of shit. I don't know. I can't say that because I've never seen it, and I think she's very funny. Here's the deal. I turned the menu off because it made me laugh. I was like, oh, give the show a shot. I turn it off, and you walk on the screen. Yeah. You walk on. You're like, would you guys like to try a truffle? I don't know what your line was, but they were in line for cupcakes or something. Cupcakes. Yes, I sold cupcakes. That's right. I sold cupcakes, and old Christine was flirting with me to get an extra. I was giving samples out. I was standing. It was like a big line at a cupcake shop, and I was the poor goofball that was handing out samples. What are the chances that I would just randomly turn on the show that I've never watched in a million years, and there you are? I might be a lot, pal. Yes. Now, what if I turn on the Brady Bunch, will you appear with a Cousin Oliver on the jump rope or something? I did. I did play in a band called Bad Country years ago, and we played shows with Cousin Oliver. Robbie Ritt. Oh, my God. I could come up with any analogy. Seriously, six degrees of separation. It really is. Now, what did you do with Kevin Bacon? I was on Will & Grace as a stand-in. Oh, my gosh. I actually rehearsed as Kevin Bacon when he wasn't there. Wow. So you were Kevin Bacon. I was Kevin Bacon for one rehearsal. Wow. Well, listen, I might give old Christine these reruns a shot, because I think it's actually funny, the episode I saw. If you're not in everyone selling cupcakes, then I'm going to turn it off. I don't think I'm in everyone, but watch that one. I get a residual. I get a residual. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. If I watch it, you get a residual. If I have it on my DVR and I play it over and over, you get a check every time. You've got your Nielsen box, right? Are you guys Nielsen people? Because that would be great. No, we're not Nielsen people. Do people still do that? Why am I talking to you, then? Listen. Is that still out there? I have a great segue, but listen, Dennis, thanks for calling in. And again, if you see Dennis at Universal, he's a short Irish man with red hair and a red beard, and he's got a walking stick. That's great. If you see him, say hello, and he'll give you a free pass. He'll give you a free pass to come back anytime you want. They call me Stew Diotour. Front of the line for the pet show. Stew Diotour. Listen, can we go on this call with your line from the old Christine? What do you say, then, with the cupcakes? Oh, Jesus. What was it? I don't think you can say that. Hey, bitch, you want some cupcakes? Yeah. I think that's what it was. That's why I watched the show, because you didn't say that to her. They let me improv. I cut that right out, just like Robert got cut out of the holes. Wow. Oh, wow. Robert's cut out of the show now. Listen, Dennis, thanks for calling, man. Please keep Robert busy. You guys did good work. You guys got a great show, man. I love it. Bless your heart, Dennis. To all your friends. Did he hang up? That was sweet. He hung up right on that. Speaking of cupcakes, because I was in New York City, my friends had me wait in line for the best cupcakes in New York, and there was a line of 20-minute line. I know what you're talking about. I don't remember the name of it, and I took a photo of it and put it on my Facebook, so if you're one of my four Facebook friends, you know what it is. That's right. I waited in line for a cupcake, and I got like butter pecan nut or butter nut or buds nut. I don't know what it was. I believe it was buds nuts. But you go in the store, you get a box, and you go, and they have the cupcakes all lined out, and there's like a description of each, and you get a cupcake. And I ate it so fast, I don't think I paid for it, because I didn't have a cupcake by the time I got to the register. Oh, you totally pulled it out of them. No, I didn't do that. Yeah, I was wiping frosting off my face. I didn't have a cupcake. It was actually pretty amazing, and they don't spoil it. They don't sponsor the show, nor do they know anything about it. So don't say their name. I couldn't tell you their name. It was called the butter nut cake. But I believe the cupcake craze did start in New York probably about a good five, six years ago, because I remember the last time I was there, it was probably about five, six years ago. I don't know. I'm not going to look it up. Sure. And it was the same kind of thing. Don't you have that on your Facebook? You can't look at my backlog? Am I where I was in my life? I hate looking at your backlog. Yeah, the cupcakes were great. So I was in New York. Huge lines all around the corner. For a few days. And... Oh, my God. So Magnolia, my friend Vanessa is listening. Thank you, Vanessa. Magnolia cupcakes. Really delicious. Vanessa's one of my four Facebook friends. That's sweet of her. Yes. And one of our four fans. Vanessa, please tell your friends about my Facebook. Need more. Need some more likes. Anyway, so I was in New York. We went to the city to see Tom Hanks' show, Lucky Guy. It's an amazing show. Maura Tierney, who I did years ago, I was on ER. She remembered me, and I used to... I love Maura Tierney. She's such a great actress. And the fact that she recognized me. She was so great backstage. It made my year. She was great. Maura Tierney. That's awesome. Peter Scolari, who didn't recognize me. He did one or two days on ER, but he's great. And then, of course, Tom, who pretends not to recognize me. Yeah, well, that's understandable. But the show is absolutely fantastic. What a cast. Now, if you're in New York or you're planning on going, if you can get tickets to this, I think it's been extended to the first week of July. Probably already sold out, I'm guessing. Go see Lucky Guy, written by the late, great Nora Ephron. It's a great play. Literally, I was with a bunch of women, because that's how I roll. That is how you roll. You're John and the Pussycats. And at the end of the show, at the end, that's right. I call my mom and sister the Pussycats. John and the Pussycats. My mom and my sister and a few others, and Allison went with me and her friend, Catherine. They were all tearing up at the end, and they were putting their makeup on. We also went with, I'm going to drop some names, John Krasinski and Emily Blunt were there. And my sister was very excited, because Freddie Highmore from the Bates Motel TV series. And Peter Pan. Was he in Peter Pan? I don't think that's him. Neverland. No, no, you're thinking of... No, he was in the one where Johnny Depp... Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. No. The Finding Neverland. The one with Johnny Depp. Finding Neverland. Finding Neverland, right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he was in that. So we were backstage, and my sister got a picture with him. And he had like a white shirt on, but he could kind of see through. It was kind of a very thinly veiled white shirt. And I said, yes, you can see his nipple. And I swear to God, like three hours later, my little sister, she's 22. She goes, you can't see his nipple. She was so hot. And apparently she sounds like my grandmother. But yes, you really, you kind of could, but I don't know where that was going. It's a good looking nipple. But let's... Let's segue. Bates Motel. Mother's Day is coming out. Mother's Day. What are you doing for your mom, Judy, on Mother's Day, Peter? Wow, that's a great... I mean, I guess probably the same thing I guess I've done for the last few years. Just one more year where I'm not putting her in a home. That's where it comes down to. I think I'll give her one more year. Poor Judy. Of staying strong and let her stay actually in her own home. And not putting her in that crooked home, which I can't wait to do. Judy, if you're listening, or if anybody's listening, call in. Call in with your Mother's Day plans. 1-800-893-9562. This is the wrap party. We usually talk about entertainment. We're just going all over the board tonight because Peter and I aren't usually in the same room together alone. No, what are you talking about? This is really awkward. That there's nobody else here. Why? Well, it only is awkward because your pants are off. This is a crazy party. This is the party. This is like a party that... We're the nerds who were not invited to the party. And we're just watching science fiction films at home. It's the name of my indie band, Table Factor. Table Factor 1. Hey, Mindy, are you enjoying the party? Oh, yeah. Mindy, Peter and I thought of a fun game we should try tonight. Because Mindy is very funny because I think on the very first... One of the shows with Keith Coog and I had mentioned to Mindy, I said, yeah, I'm going to be directing... As we were plugging at the end, I made a fake plug. Yeah, I'm going to be directing the next Star Wars movie. And after the show, Mindy came up and she said, are you really going to be directing the next Star Wars movie? And I could have went on with it and said, yes, and George is picking me up outside at Skid Row. I would have had no idea. Okay, well, since... We love that about you and we're not making fun of you by any means. We just, you know, we want to ask you some questions here. Okay. It's called, really or not really? Really? Or not really? Right. Okay, so you're... When we ask you a question, it could be really or not really. It could be basically true or false. Okay. You have to answer what you think would be really or not really. You don't win anything. You might win a... You might win a Holes poster, Mindy. You might have your own to hang in your booth. We got a few of those hanging around. Yeah. All right. And I got about a 50 Cheetah poster. There's leftovers that Keith left here. Oh, yeah. You gave me one. I think the studio has one. I actually did give her a Cheetah poster. I said, hang this up when Keith comes back because every time Keith Coogan would come over to hang out at my house, I would literally tape up Adventures in Babysitting posters and Cheetah posters and we would freeze frame Toy Soldiers with him and his underwears. Oh, that's funny. The underwear. Cheetah. Ha ha. All right. Here we go. Peter, you start. We each have five questions. Okay. I got more than five. I've got like 35 questions. Well, we're going to do five because this show's only an hour. I know. So here we go. And folks, by the way, if you call in 1-800-893-9562, you can try and stump Mindy too. All right. Yes. If you've got a good one. All right, Peter, I'm going to let you go ahead and start with your first question. Really or not really? Really or not really, the sperm of a mouse is larger than the sperm of an elephant. Okay. Now, Mindy, you have 30 seconds. True. Really? Or not really? Can you hear the music that I'm playing? I'm going to say really. Mindy's not playing. Really. Really? Really is correct. Wow. Mindy got it right. I know the science stuff. It's larger. It's the acting trivia. Oh, we got a few of those for you. Oh, there it is. Yeah. I don't want that one. Oh, cool, a buzzer. That's a buzzer. Mindy, by the way, I was trying to play the Jeopardy music and it didn't work. Is there something going on that I should have told you? Wow. We're doing this live, folks. Oh, on your computer? Yeah, it's not working. Oh, well, now it is. Mindy, turn it up. That was actually indigestion. I'll turn it down a little bit. All right. We didn't rehearse this at all. I was unaware of the background. We stumped Mindy with an audio question. All right. I don't know if this is up or down. I can't tell. Just turn it down, Mindy, if it gets too loud. All right. Here's my question for you, Mindy. Boom. Obese people now cost more money than smokers in American healthcare. There's the music. That is really. I'm going to say really. She's saying really. And you say really. Really. And you are absolutely correct. So take that, people. People that give me shit for smoking cigarettes on the streets. All right. We got our homeless people. We got about five homeless people up here to clap and cheer for us. Thank you, people. And I'm going to be giving them all a cheeseburger or a cigarette. Their choice. So far, Mindy, two for two. Two for two. Peter, go ahead. Question number three. We got to get her. I'm going to go a little bit deeper on my list to try to break this up a little bit. Make sure you're saying really or not really, Mindy. You said it. Because you're not playing the game right and we're going to have to take away one of your points. She said really. I want to make sure I have to listen to the show later. Stage it as a question. All right, go ahead. Okay. Peter. Muppets are actually named after one of the first dinosaur species ever found, Silamuppapus. Not really. She got me. Really? I thought I, I really thought she was going to go with that one. I really thought we nailed Mindy on that one. You guys, I love science. All right. What's up with the science? Science question. Mindy will know. Mindy. I tried to break it up a little bit. Mindy will know this one. Okay. That just sounds really horrible. I apologize, Mindy, in advance. Okay. Magnum condoms are designed for most men to fit into so that most purchases include an ego boost. What do you think? I'm going to say really as in really. Yep. You're right. Mindy got to say wow. How many questions is that? That makes me feel really weird. How many questions is that? She's four for four. Wow. But that makes me feel weird because I always buy those finger condoms that I find in random dive bars. I'm going to say not really. Not really. All right. How many questions is that? I wasn't paying attention. We're four for four. All right. Here we go. So we're up to me now, right? Now, are we going to get in trouble with lawsuits here for playing this music that Vanessa just texted me? Most likely. I'm going to have to pay royalties. No. Who listens to this show? All right. Peter, go ahead, buddy. All right. Baz Larman has officially inked a deal to remake on Golden Pond. Baz Larman. Remake. Henry Fonda's classic film on Golden Pond. Is it Baz Larman or Baz Lerman? I think I know who Henry... Henry Winkler. Henry Fonda is? Yes. Did you say Henry Fonda? Yes. He actually runs a 7-Eleven down the street now. I don't know anything about that question. I'm just going to say not really. You're right. Oh, I'm right? I'm right. She is five for five, kids. That's all right. That's amazing. That is really... Mindy, this is crazy. Now, if you get all your questions right, Peter will put on his clothes. Oh, Peter will put on all his clothes if you get all your questions right. Right now, it's not pretty. It's not pretty. No, no, no. Hey, I'm in a different room. You're the one in there with us. It's a one-way glass. You can't see out. Yeah, right. Thank God. You can't see us. Thank God. Okay, here we go. Robert, who's not here tonight, Robert was in the Disney film Hulse. Hmm. Not really. Yeah, we would have taken really or not really, but the real answer is not really. That's right. Does it count? Is it not really or really? It's not really. He would not really in the movie. Yeah. But you do know that we do talk about Robert being cut out of Hulse. Do you think she's really not listening to the show? I pay attention. She's five feet away. All right. Beautiful, beautiful. All right, Peter, go ahead. Question number whatever. John has a tattoo of Lando from Empire Strikes Back giving a thumbs up. On his bicep. I can't show you. Can't show her. Keep it down. Lando from Jedi. That would be awesome. I'm going to say not really. You're right. I don't like needles or tattoos or people with needles in their hands. Yeah. And with tattoos on, which I see downtown all the time. Now, if you said- What about piercing? I'll pierce your ear for you. Now, if you said Lando from Mahogany, the film, you would have been right because he's on my left buttock. That is right. Yeah. It's Billy Dee Williams but I like to say it's Lando from Mahogany. You don't have to show us. You don't have to show us. I'm really showing my film all the time. The only Lando I know is in Star Wars. Boom. Well, actually, he's in the Empire Strikes Back and Jedi. He's not in Star Wars. You just totally off this show to a whole new nerd level. We're not going to take your answer, your correctness away. No, no, no. She's still good. She's still good. It's amazing. She's stumping us is what's happening. I know, really. Seriously. Okay, here we go. Are you ready? Is this you or is this me? I'm ready. You ready, Mindy? Okay, here we go. Peter and Harvey Fierstein played two drag queens in the Pasadena Playhouse production of To Wong Fu, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar. Boom. Peter Miller. You have it absolutely wrong. You were a drag queen? Mindy, you got it wrong. Oh, darn it. I missed one. You got it wrong. Although the question I have to say is extremely believable. Because you sound just like Harvey Fierstein. Extremely believable. And I understand Homeless people like it whether you get it right or not. Yay. That was a tough one, John, because, I mean, it really does sound like a very plausible event that we could have You and Harvey Fierstein, I've just turned, who does Peter sound like? Harvey Fierstein. Mindy, I gotta do it. Sorry. Ooh, there it is. Oh, I got a buzzer. Sorry about that. But the homeless people love you. The homeless people love you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, Peter, you're still going on this? Here we go, okay. How many more do we have? I don't know. I've got a couple. If you're keeping track at home. I've got a couple written down. I mean, I don't know. We can keep going as long as We're keeping going. Let's finish our questions. We have hundreds more. I got like six or seven. All right, well, we actually had five. We had five. We had 10 apiece. I think I'm at five. No, we each had five, so yeah, we have 10 questions. If you know how many we're up to, 1-800-893-9562. We have a caller. Wait, we do? Hold on one second. Caller, go ahead. Do you want to stump Mindy? Not really. I just want to know why you guys kept me on hold for a while. Is this Judy? Do we keep my mother on hold for a while? Judy! Judy for Mother's Day is calling. But you're not really paying enough attention to. Mom, I swear to God. I do appreciate the chance that Peter, you have not put me in a home. Well. But I just want everyone to know Peter has another side. He's done some really sweet and wonderful things. All right. Ladies and gentlemen, we'll continue. and you will be put in that home. We'll continue with Mindy in a minute. You keep this up, old lady. All right. No, no, no. But no, I'm really, I got to say, Mom, I'll tell you something. I'll tell you right now. I am going to have a major talk with Mindy in the booth about how dare she keep you on the phone because we all know how much longer you have. What in the other room? How's that? I was enjoying it because Mindy, you were rocking it. You are rocking it. Oh, well, thank you. Even the homeless people agree. I love this thing. Thank you. I told you it's addictive. One thing about homeless people, they do not throw food. They don't throw food. Because they don't have any. If they're angry, that's the joke, Peter. Thanks for explaining it. They don't have any. True. Really or not really, do they throw food, Mindy? See, my mom would also be great at trivia as well. It's like, you know, certain questions like, you know. But it's Mother's Day. Judy, since you're a mom, since you're a mom, you are going to ask the next question. Think of something that may or may not stump Mindy. And you ask it right now for Mindy. You can be part of the show. Oh, God. This is going to take an hour and a half for her to think of something. Just think of something about Peter's life that may or may not be true. Okay. And while you're doing that, while you're doing that, I'm going to ask the next question. How's that? Okay, but I have one. You have one now. Okay, great. Then I won't have to stall. All right, go ahead. And are you ready? And this is specific to Peter, right? Yes. Oh, boy. Okay, I got one. I got one. Okay, you don't want me to explain. Peter, at his college graduation, keep in mind, for parents, this is really a thrill. Get to the point, Judy. He was our second child to graduate college. He did a great job. False. Not true. Real or not real, Peter wore a Spider-Man bodysuit under his cap and gown, under his gown. Mindy, did he wear a Spider-Man suit under his cap and gown? This is purely based on guessing. Okay. I'm going to say... Really or not really? Not really. Judy. Judy wants the answer. He did. You did? Boom. I should rip this line down. He got out very carefully because before graduation, I asked him to meet us like outside for pictures. Right, right. And his little brother... And he made every excuse in the book. Yeah, I couldn't meet you. It was ridiculous. And then... And then I was throwing up in the dumpster. We sat down for graduation and he walked up there and I saw his little... Yeah. This was a tight... His little what, Judy? Did you say footsies like footsie pajamas? No, it was a full-on Spider-Man costume. It was a legitimate Spider-Man costume like body suit. Yeah. Material. And I ripped that bastard off. Stripped the gown down. And I just kept going, I don't believe it. What Peter didn't think out is that right after graduation they asked you to turn in your gown. Yeah. And he would be left with nothing on but this body suit. Well, all of his junk... And my gigantic unit. And everything else was clearly visible. Did you just call my penis my junk, Mom? So all the hundreds and hundreds of graduates said no respect for it. Hey, can I turn this down, Mindy? Did you just seriously refer to my... Just make it low. Did you just seriously call my junk out? Your family jewels. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Spider-Man. Well, we all know I have a sick obsession with Spider-Man. Being named Peter is just so... So he was Spider-Man and Spider-Man. And Spider-Man and Spider-Man. And Spider-Man. And Spider-Man. And Spider-Man. And Spider-Man. And Spider-Man. And Spider-Man. And Spider-Man. And Spider-Man. Everybody else said I'm excited to be a cat. The chancellor laughed when he walked up to get his diploma. Yeah. And I had that creepy handlebar mustache at the time that made me look even more like a pedophile. You still have that. Right. It was real creepy. But you've added the bottom part. Yeah, yeah. Wow. The chest hair is filled out. Judy, what's the coolest thing? He's a very funny guy, Peter. He's all right. No, stop it. It's okay. I learned it from you. I learned it from watching you. I'll give you... Do you want a funny one-liner of Peter's? Yes, please. I don't even know what's going on right now. Judy, do it in Peter's voice. He was driving home from school rushing because his little brother, Peter's a middle child, which probably explains a lot. There we go. And he was driving home from school. I have no idea where this is going. From college to get home for his little brother's high school graduation. I still don't know where this is going. There was a lot of traffic. It's a long drive. It's only an hour show, Judy. And he was at home graduation was that night and on the way home he thought, oh, I didn't buy him anything. Oh, yeah. I didn't buy him anything for graduation. How could that be? How's this a one-liner? So he stopped in a gas station gift shop and he bought a big ceramic rooster and it's about 18 inches high. Yeah, that's about what it should be. And he gave it, he gave his brother the talk about graduating high school and then he gave him the rooster and he said, I can say his name, Kevin, everyone should always have their own big cock. That's not even close. Judy. That's not even close to what I said. That's not even close to what I said. And let me tell you something. I said, now you can tell everyone that you have a big cock. for four years at school and he still lives. My mother has never said that word. Not that I'd want her to, but that's really funny. Well, I'm quoting my cock. Your mother doesn't even know what a penis is. You're quoting. I don't think she knows what it is. What's the coolest thing he's done for you, Judy, of her mother's day? Oh, boy. And he put her in a home. He's brought me, he's brought me a lot of really beautiful things. But don't you throw out. But he once took a frame. Oh, boy. And in it, he put a picture of me hugging him. And next to it, there's a picture because you know he's into Peter Pan of Wendy. Mary Martin specifically. Talking to the lost boys. Cardi. It's a cartoon. Disney-ish. Yes. And underneath it says, a mother, a real mother is the most wonderful person in the world. And he called you Wendy for a week. There you go. No, he didn't. He made that for me. I did. I made that for you. I made that for you, you know, with that Disney quote, you know, because you are my mama. Aw. Well, happy Mother's Day, Judy. You gave birth to a monster, but we love him. Happy Mother's Day. You should, I mailed the gift. It should be arrived. It should be arriving unless, you know, the post office loses it again. Well, make sure that you don't cover up the air holes. Which would be like six years in a row. It's a score for you. I don't want any gifts. I know. I just want to be with you. Oh, boy. Be mine. How many glasses of wine did you take tonight? What are you doing for your, I only had one Bloody Mary. That's good. There you go. Keep it minimal. I want to see, um, You saw Iron Man today, didn't you? Iron Man. What'd you think of Iron Man? Harrison Ford. Harrison Ford is not in that. I love Iron Man. You did. I didn't fall asleep for one second. Judy, you should really see Iron Man 3. It's really good. See them all in order. Oh, you didn't see the first one. No, she saw them all. She saw three today. We saw Iron Man 1. There you go. And you didn't fall asleep, which is amazing. And today we saw Iron Man 3. Wow. I am so impressed. Judy, underneath Peter's, um, shirt and pants right now, he has on an Iron Man, uh, Iron Man underoos. He's been parading around the studio. And I'm supposed to be shocked. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. I love that underoos. Mindy's actually, Mindy, really or not really? That I got Spider-Man underoos. Yeah. Really? Mmm. Oh, well, we'll give it to you because he will get them right after the show. But I am wearing my Christmas story. He is. It's a major award. Wait a minute. I just, I just agreed with you like I know for a fact. Well, I showed you my penis in the parking lot. Oh, that's right. Like I do to most people. Wow. That I believe you and your father sent me. What did I do? Well, I just got back from upstate New York where I'm from and I took her last Sunday as we were mentioning to Lucky Guy and I took her backstage to meet the star of Lucky Guy, Mr. Tom Hanks. And that was, that was my gift. Thanks a lot, John. He's just like a gold star. Her ticket was $150. There you go, John. Thanks a lot, buddy. So, whatever Peter gets you, he made it himself. So, it won't be, it'll be worth something more. Mom, I promise you a meet and greet with Ralph Macchio and a Hardee's. He's on the line, by the way. Judy, happy Mother's Day. Happy Mother's Day. Whatever Peter gets you, call us next week and tell us what it was. I already told you. You guys are great. Thanks, Judy. Love you, Mama. There he is, Spider-Man. Your mom is great. God bless her. I love her story. It takes a while to get there, but when she does, the payoff, big payoff. The payoff is something, I guess. Let's finish this freaking game. Are we done? No, we got like two more questions. Okay, wait, all right. I think it's my, is it me? It's you, go ahead. All right, all right, are you ready? I can't even remember. Are we going back to this? It's so real. Okay. Monkeys can breathe underwater immediately after eating. Not really. I really thought I was going to get her on that one. Wow. I really thought I had you fucking against the wall. Nice. Oh my God, this is failing miserably. All right, here we go. She's got like one wrong, well, I guess the one my mom has, so two, that's brutal. This is really funny. This literally, you can look at it, this is literally my last question and I swear to God, I did not just write it. This is true. This is a real question. Here you go. Okay. Peter owns Tron sneakers, real Tron sneakers and a Hogwarts sweater. I'm going to say really. You are absolutely right. Because I am that big of a loser. He really does. He came out one day with Tron sneakers. He paraded them around the park. Kids were laughing at him. I got stoned. And then one day we picked him up because we had a carpool. Literally unfigured, didn't we? And he had a Hogwarts V-neck sweater. I've got all sorts of class. V-necks are cool. Shit. I like the deep V. The deeper the better. You know, I'm getting so close with my V-necks that I really wanted to basically go down to my belly button. Mindy, great job tonight. Oh, thank you. Thank you for playing. Ladies and gentlemen, that was Really or Not Really with Mindy. That's it. We're done. We are done. That's it for the game. I think that was 10. Mindy whooped the shit. She really did. Out of that. I think you got, what'd you get? Like one wrong? Well, two of you count my mom's. I got, I got two out of 11 wrong. Do we have a call? You do. Oh my God. Who's on the line? Happy Mother's Day almost. Who's calling? Your mom, I hope. Hello. Hello, mom. This is not your mom. Hi, who's this? This is Stan. Hey, Stan. Where are you calling from? How's it going, Stan? I just moved to Pacifica, actually. I just got in tonight. That's wonderful. Yeah, I drove in, but I've been listening to your show. A friend of mine said it's a great radio show to call in and talk about. Oh, cool. Now, do you agree? How are we holding up to this show? So far, I heard it on the way here and, you know, I'm enjoying it. Oh, good. So we don't need anybody else, Peter. No, seriously, John. I mean, this is our show, baby. This is our baby. Sorry, Robert. Stay universal and prune the hedges. So what's going on tonight? Do you want to have, hey, you have a question for Mindy? You just have a question, comment? Yeah, I have a question. Because I know that I just, I wanted to know what your opinion was. Please. I know it sounds super serious when I'm promoting this question, but I want to know what you think about Guy Pearce as an actor because I thought L.A. Confidential, monumental. Yeah, of course. Absolutely. Monumental. Memento monumental. And then Time Machine. I was like, oh, man. Well, that movie was shit. That's not his fault. That was a giant dump trunk full of money. You can't blame the guy for that. But, you know, I think Guy Pearce is 100% awesomeness. I saw, what is that? Lockdown? Was that the one he did? That low-budget sci-fi? Yeah, that was recent. It was great. And I loved it. And it got kind of panned a little bit from reviews, but I thought it was kind of a throwback Escape New York kind of thing. Yeah. And thoroughly enjoyed it. No, anything with Guy Pearce always gets my attention. I remember when he had the cameo in Hurt Locker. Oh, he's great. It was awesome. He was in Prometheus recently, which, by the way, I thought was underrated. It's actually a really good movie. I loved Prometheus. He's good in that. And I didn't know, did you see Iron Man 3? I did not. Not yet, because he's big in that. I'm not a Robert Downey guy. Oh, boy. You're not a Robert Downey guy. It doesn't sound like you're big on Guy Pearce either. Well, I'm big on Guy Pearce until Time Machine. Oh. Oh, but you need to come back to Guy. You can't blame him on that. That was right at the peak of people loving Guy Pearce, and all of a sudden, Disney was like, here's a gazillion dollars. Go ahead and do this crappy movie. And he's like, sure, why not? Now, what about the movie, Fragments? I'm thinking of his IMDb. Listen, there hasn't been much since it looks like, well, there has. Guy Pearce, he's a great character actor, great character actor, really great face, really great look, so I'm a fan. Whenever I see him, you know, he's really, really, he's really intense and cool. I just like his, I like him as an actor. Absolutely. Another question I had, referring to that as well, I noticed one of my favorite movies is Ravenous. I have just a huge fan. Love Ravenous. One of those movies I can just fall asleep to, you know, just great, great film. Sure. But I recently heard something, I don't know if you guys would know this, it's kind of a technical question, maybe I'm kind of out of the loop on this, but does the SAG, do they recognize like extras and stand-ins? Because I think that there was a scene in that movie where they said that he had actually gotten injured and then did they give credit to those guys? I mean, they get paid, obviously, right? Okay, you're talking about stand-ins and stuff, what were stand-ins and extras? Now, extras do not get credited. Unless they don't. Oh, yeah, a line. It's up to the, and if they get a line, they're not extras anymore. Right. They're like a day player. Exactly. Well, they are a day player. Now, as far as stand-ins, I can tell you, I've been working. John's the king of stand-ins. Well, I've been working for a certain actor for about 10 years and it's, excuse me, I'm burped again. Ed Harris. No, no, no. And it depends on the production now and how long the stand-in's been there. And, you know, it's a lot of different variables, but stand-ins, stand-ins do get credited sometimes. I've got about 50-50 with the films that I've done with this actor. It just depends. Now, if the producers, it's like at the producer's discretion or if it's in their contract, if they're under contract with the actor. If it's in their contract, saying, yeah, I get a credit in the movie. It's a bunch of different factors. So they're not always credited, no, but it's nice to see when they are because they are part of the crew. Well, who, what I mean is, I've noticed, aside from the guy, Pierce film, I've noticed that extras can actually kind of be right in the midst of the film. And sometimes, you know, people notice a little, maybe a little editing glitch and things and things, but, you know, it's kind of a funny thing. So it could be a gimmick maybe or whatever. Just a little clip from the movie where people are like, oh, that part's great. You know, look at this guy. He's all whacked out. He looks weird in the background. There's those like, you know, things they show on YouTube that are, you know, screw-ups for editing and stuff. But, do you think those things would get more notoriety than someone who was like a stand-in? No, actually not. Yeah. No, it's actually like, yeah, it's like John said, like, it's funny that you said that. It's like when, you know, you could be a face that's featured in a background that could have a great look and a great bit, but actually you're going to get less credit and most likely less money. And you don't get to eat before the stand-ins. The stand-ins are considered crew, so that you guys are in a different line completely. No, it is extremely bizarre how it works as someone that could be featured on camera where you can visibly see him as opposed to a stand-in who isn't. The stand-in is actually higher up on the food chain, as they say. Because they're considered part of the crew. Exactly. Right. Yeah, it's crazy how it works out there. Yeah, you know. What can you do? Hollywood. Hollywood, baby. I'm a little ways away from there, about eight hours, give or take. Well, yeah. I don't know what I was saying. Yeah, yeah, you are. Like, I know. Eight hours away, as in time zone or physical travel? So I'm from Hollywood, I'm saying. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, sure. I'm from LA. I'm from Chicago. Were you thinking about coming out here and just working on a film for a day? Absolutely. Well, it's fun. If you've never done it before, my little sister came out, Jessica, who I mentioned earlier. She came out and she did a little bit in Mr. Banks, Saving Mr. Banks, which comes out later this year. Kicks Tom Hanks square in the nuts. No, they'd cut that out. Like Peter and Holes. But it's fun. She had a really good time. They're long hours sometimes, especially if you're doing a night shoot. But they can be a lot of fun. If you're doing a period piece or something like that, they're a lot of fun. They can be a lot of fun. You know? So, yeah. Good stuff. Good luck. You're not glamorous. I live on 607 Cypress. Oh, shout out 607. 607. All right, man. Well, hey. Yeah. We love that you called in. We love that the people are spreading the word and that you, you know, you're listening in, you know, hopefully. Yeah, man. We'll keep this thunder rolling and we'll have some nice big guests coming back into the studio, you know, coming in next week. Feel free and call in again. Yeah, I think next week we're trying to get Hanksie in here. He's an artist who, funny enough, another Tom Hanks reference, he puts Tom Hanks' head on Banksy's art and a bunch of other street art. Yeah. So he does a lot of really funny quirky pop culture, which we love here at the Rap Party. It's not so cheesy. We love here at the Rap Party, but it's true. He does some great stuff, so he'll be coming in next week. So, we hope. yeah. Thanks for calling, man. Hey, by the way, if you go to iTunes or if you go onto the Skid Row website and you look under shows and entertainment, you can find the Rap Party and you can look up past shows. Even the call sheet we used to be on with Keith Coogan. If you got an iPhone, you can download it on the Skid Row app. Yeah, you can listen to our old shows, which are frankly not as good as this one. Not nearly. Funny enough. Not nearly. But thanks for calling in, man. All right, man. Have a good one. Take care. We'll see you. Bye-bye. See you, man. Wow, John. Well, man, that's bringing us up close to the final taker, man. I mean, it's amazing how it goes. Let's not. Now, Mindy, do you have any questions for us? Dead air. Oh, I had to turn my microphone. We didn't even. It's all right. I mean, yeah. Still. How do you feel about, you know, Mario Machado passing away? How do scientists tell the scientific makeup of a star? I would say the balls. Hey, we got another call. We got another call. How cool is that? Thank God, because I didn't know what the hell Mindy's talking about. Hey, caller, what's going on? Who are you and what are you doing here? You people are hilarious. This sounds like something you're doing. This is somebody we know. Pretend you don't know us. Who's calling? Or we don't know you. Oh, my name is Karen. Hi, Karen. So it's not Vanessa. No. Okay, good. Making sure. Hey, Karen, where are you calling in? Are you calling in from the 212 New York? Funny enough. That's right. What? Do you have a question for Mindy or for us? We have six minutes left of the show, so make it snappy. Well, I was going to do a really or not really, and then, and then after a question. Throw it out there. Throw it out. I already got rid of the, I already got rid of the, the theme song from Jeopardy because they, they sent us a cease and assist. Yeah, seriously. On my Facebook, funny enough. A cease and assist letter. Yes. I said cease and assist. so really or not really, Mm-hmm. Mindy's thinking, John Donahue. That's me. Was in a pilot for NBC. Geez, I don't even know this. Called, called Orderly John and Nurse Marge. Really or not really? I'm going to say not really. Yeah. All right, Mindy is all over this, and I'm not prompting her whatsoever, but I, I was in a pilot called Inside Nurse Marge. Ooh, sounds good. Hey now. Look at the show, just went crazy. Seriously, our ratings just boosted. Dude, do you realize I just thought your mom said cock in the air? She said joke. She said cock. Did she say cock? C-O-C-K. Yeah, that's very possible. She did cock. She did. Thank you. No, not Vanessa. She's a drunk who needs to be locked up in a nursing home. Not Vanessa from not New York just said she said the C-O-C-K word. Holy crap. That's right. That's two cocks in one night. I thought for a second you were talking about me being a drunken. No, no, no, no, no. I've never met you, so I can't make that judgment. No, we've never met you. We don't know that. Like, you're not Vanessa, so we don't know who you are. That's right. Does that mean this actually is Vanessa? Or, you know, rum or any other sort of beverage. This is, this is, that's not true. This is, this is Vanessa. She's an old friend. She was a tour guide with us at Universal. She's a very funny, funny chick, and she was in an episode of the Dick Van Dyke movie, Murder in the First. What's it called? What TV show is it called? The TV series. The Dick Van. Diagnosis Murder. Yeah, Diagnosis Dyke. Dick Van Dyke. You were in that. How dare you. And you played. Diagnosis Murder. You played Nurse Marge. He was very nice. You played Nurse Marge, and I did, and ER, as I mentioned earlier in the show, for four years. That's how I got my start in this town. I got my SAG card on ER. I was an orderly on the show for four seasons, and we used to have this little skit where she's Nurse Marge and I'm Orderly John, and we used to do a little skit because we're stupid. Yeah. That's weird. He would mess things up at the hospital, and I'd wag my finger at him like, no, no, no. No, no, no. The needle doesn't go there. And know while, if you're calling, we need some kind of a celebrity calling. 1-800-893-9562. Joe Montagna, if you're listening, call back. Yeah, no, I was cut out of all my general hospital episodes. Were you really? Were you in that? Oh, yeah. I was a janitor. You were a bedpan cleaner Bob. Bedpan emptier Bob. Bedpan orderly six. Number six. Number six. I was that far down on the line. What happened to all those medical shows? How many are on the air? Do they have any here now? There's really none. I think, what is that, Grey's Crap Atomy still around? They're detective shows. That's big. It's all detective. That's good. All detective stuff. You think they would lose, there would be, I always thought, I always thought in ER, like they would kind of, you know, a lot of these medical shows rehash, you know, you have to rehash plots. You know what I mean? You're like, the beaten child. Once you lose Anthony Perkins, your show's over. Your child was beaten? Yeah. And now all these cop shows. How do they think of all these different mysteries every week? Like, you think Scooby-Doo would have covered all that? Right out of the news. Right out of the news. What's the deal? They'd rip it right out of there. Okay, gentlemen, I'm going to let you go. Well, thanks. Vanessa is bored. I enjoy the show. I enjoy the show so much. Thanks for listening. And that's not just because I'm a friend, but because you're funny as hell and it's great. Hey, Vanessa, tell your friends. Yes, sir. Tell your friends. Tell your friends. Spread the word. Spread the word. I want this to be like a rash. I put it out on my Facebook page and I tweet people about it. I want this to be like, you know, like Egypt in the elections. I want this thing to spread across the world. We are coming across so pathetic tonight. Thanks for calling, Vanessa. We are begging people to tell people about us. Vanessa, have a wonderful night, Nurse Marge. I'll see you. You too, early John. All right. I'm dragging my finger at you. Hey, by the way, Vanessa is a big fan of a movie called Cloud Atlas, which comes out on Blu-ray Tuesday. Still haven't seen it. Vanessa saw it two or three times with me in the theater. And unlike Robert, who's completely cut out of holes, I'm still seen in it. And I'm almost about to say something as the camera pans. But what can you do? Do you belch? I should. I'm going to add that in. I'm going to actually do that when we watch the movie every time. Is that part of the movie? It's a beautiful film. It's the most underrated film of last year, I think. Thank you. Fantastic. We worked really hard on that. And it's a great film. And it's one of my favorites. And I'm not just saying that because I worked on it. I don't know. I've been saying the same thing about I love trouble for years. Peter, you can hang up and you're here. Vanessa, thanks, sweetie. Have a good night. And we'll have a Blu-ray night of Cloud Atlas sometime. You got to bring all the food and the beer. All right? Yes, sir. All right, sweetie. Take care. Bye. That was nice of Vanessa calling in. So yeah. That's sweet of her. Hopefully we'll have Hanksie next week. He's that artist that we... He's got a show opening up in here in LA. Yeah. We'll have to ask him all about that. Pop culture. Now, he's got to disguise his voice when he's here because that's part of the deal. That's what I do. Should we have him talking to a fan? That's what I thought would have been a great idea because I know that's what I used to do when I was a kid. You know? All the time. I can just talk like this. Yeah. Like if I had to disguise my voice, I would just talk like Peter. Well, just give him one of those... Do what I do and just use one of those smoker boxes for people that have the hole, you know, and they go, hello, my name is... Peter, I'm here to work for you. No? Wow. See where it counts? Okay. So that's an anti-smoking... Ladies and gentlemen, this is going to be the last show I do here at Skid Row Studios. Every week we say that, but here you are. Hey, Peter. I think the show went well tonight. We got about a minute left. Peter, what do you want to plug before we end the big show? My butt plug. Wow. Is basically what I want to plug. No, no, no. I've been saying it for the last few weeks. Every week, my damn episode of Clowns. Client list with Jennifer Love Hewitt and her ta-tas keeps getting bumped. Hopefully this Sunday night, folks, tomorrow night, 10 p.m. All right, cool. What do you have to plug? I have nothing to plug but Cloud Atlas on Blu-ray Tuesday. Go get that film. There you go. It's a great movie. It's one you can watch over and over and don't watch it with the kids because it is R-rated. Mindy, you got anything to plug really quick? Not really. I play drums in Dangerously Sweet. Oh, yeah, she does. Easy. Yeah. So listen for that. I got a website. You got a website, DangerouslySleazy.com. All right. Everybody, thanks for listening to the Rap Party next week. Let's hope we get Hank C in here. It's going to be a fun show. Allison will be back. She's all British and cool. Peter will be here. Robert Mayer may not be here. We don't know. We haven't decided that yet. But anyway, Peter, do you have fun? Nah. Mindy, do you have fun? Yeah. Yeah. All right. Have a good night, everybody. Thanks for listening. We'll see you next time. You You Thanks for watching.