@@Trill.Clipz.Channel Wish I could work closer to home, but my job pays great and makes the traffic worth it. It's also actually very common. Some people have longer commutes. Live in a semiautomatic affordable city, but the money is in the bay area. It's not glamorous at all lol
Big fan of Joel. Love Community and the Soup. I hope he shows up again in the Bear as well. He’s only in it for a minute but it’s an intense ass minute
This was FANTASTIC!!!!! OMFG Joel! So naturally funny! My goodness what a great guest. Very fun to listen to this entire thing. Santino begging Joel to say he’s funny 😂😂😂 Ahhhh. I adore both of these dudes. ❤M
When I first found this pod I always thought it was Annie's line but wasn't 100% sure. I was so obsessed with community I can recite entire episodes lol
Also, for anyone who doesn't know. The samples in the beginning of Bad Friend's "An Asian dude with a white dude" is from Fresh Off The Boat and the "We're bad friends" is from Allison Hannigan on an episode of Buffy.
@josef2012 No, the very last one is from Buffy. Allison Brie says at the beging "You two are bad friends" and Alison Hannigan says "we're bad friends" at the very end
B and I were both excited to get back into the cave and get to work. I figured with about 4 hours work we could be in and see what was on the other side. We had arranged to borrow a DeWalt cordless drill to bring with us. We also had masonry bits to drill with, sledgehammers (two) to break up the rock, bullpins to insert into the drill holes, and a few other tools that we ended up not using. Getting the tools down to the work site proved to be a challenge. One of us would climb down the rope and stop at a ledge or good resting place, then the other person would lower the tools. We kept repeating this routine until we got to the bottom of the cave. Then we had to drag the tools to the hole. It took about an hour to finally get to work. B took the first turn at the hole. After an hour of exhausting work, we could tell that we were not going to get through in one session. We kept trading off after we worked ourselves into a sweat. One would take a break and get some food and water while the other one went to work. The routine went like this: To begin work we had to get down on our knees and do our best to avoid smacking our heads on the ceiling. Working in this awkward position we would drill into the wall around the hole. That was difficult work. We really had to push on the drill, and it was still slow progress. Then we inserted the bullpin into the hole and hammered on it until the rock broke up. Then we would repeat the process. To give you an idea of how slow it went, the typical size rock that would break off was about fingernail size. If we broke off a large piece (about 1/3 the size of my palm) it was cause for celebration. From time to time, for variety, we would just wail on a cold chisel with a 5-lb. sledge. It was slow progress. The problem with the sledge was that we couldn’t take a good swing because of the tight quarters. Even though we spent many hours and several trips working on the hole we never did find a better technique for widening the hole. The drill/bullpin/hammer got the best results for our efforts. We came up with some crazy ideas for breaking up the rock. Everything from TNT (never seriously considered) to hauling a generator to the mouth of the cave and running an extension cord down to a jackhammer. We even thought about using liquid nitrogen to freeze the rock and make it more brittle! After a couple hours of hard work, we realized what our limiting factor was going to be. It was about then that our first battery met an abrupt death. We had a second battery, so we swapped them out. The second battery lasted a little longer because we hammered and chiseled a little more often and a little longer each time. Finally, after about three more hours of drudgery, the second battery died and we called it a night. Whew! We could tell that we had done some work in the cave, but it was not much. For the first time since we got in the cave, we sat back both of us took a break. It was nice to check out the results of our hard work. Then we noticed the howling again. It seemed to be a little louder than the last time we were there. We just figured the wind was blowing a little stronger outside. What we could not figure out was the rumbling. It, too, seemed to be louder, and more frequent. This time we could not attribute the noise to trucks. The road that the trucks drove on was not very busy to begin with. At that time of night, it should be dead. Yet the rumbling continued. It seemed to be coming from deep within the passage. B said he would ask some veteran cavers what could be causing the noise.
Joel is in one of my favorite underrated movies of all time called "A Big Year" w/ a loaded cast including Jack Black, Steve Martin, and Owen Wilson. I re-watch Community all the time too. I'm a big fan of his work.
Hearing him talking about Granville Island is crazy, I probably spent 5 days a week down there for a decade. Between the basketball courts, all the restaurants and working down there.
Geezus christ you're blowing up. I remember when my bro saw you live years ago and told me a joke about a "Kansas city flip flop wearing f... " that joke is still in my lexicon. Can't wait to see you in Denver 8 days after my birthday
Community is one of the best things to ever happen. I wanna say this and don't know who could see it that matter but... Joel in a Fargo season. I think that would be so interesting and fantastic.
Joel is so Naturally hilarious! Love everything he has done. Great Interview!🥰
Sitting in this horrible CA traffic. 1.5 hours until I reach work & this podcast has come to save the day once again.
1.5 hours to get to work? Is that normal commute time?
@@minergate4066no. Bro needs a new job .
@@minergate4066 commute from Stockton all the way to San Jose. It's actually very common out here. It's horrible and I don't recommend it lol
@@minergate4066 Without traffic I'm getting there in a hour. Traffic is so bad out here lol
@@Trill.Clipz.Channel Wish I could work closer to home, but my job pays great and makes the traffic worth it. It's also actually very common. Some people have longer commutes. Live in a semiautomatic affordable city, but the money is in the bay area. It's not glamorous at all lol
Joel McHale is so cool. He's like a version of Anthony Jesilnik that still hates but doesn't wish you were dead.
We need Joel, Anthony, and Sean William Scott in a movie playing brothers
@@Chinchilla_in_the_Villa why Sean William Scott? He shouldn’t be allowed in their company.
That is a very apt description.
@@sarac1118 Because he has a similar look and he's also stand up guy. You sound like someone who wouldn't know talent if it hit them in the face.
hes like a less sarcastic Ryan Reynolds
Big fan of Joel. Love Community and the Soup. I hope he shows up again in the Bear as well. He’s only in it for a minute but it’s an intense ass minute
How good was the bear!?
Chef Winger is the most convincing and intimidating villain since Darth Vader
@@dougthuggley It was like Whiplash, but if instead of yelling, he whispered so only you could hear. Which is somehow worse lol
6 season and a movie
I remember loving Joel McHale from TALK SOUP, one of my favorite shows of that time.
He was brilliant!!!! Aisha Tyler was good….but he was waaaay to good!!! Wish he would do a small reboot or something
@@Rebma12do you remember Greg Kinear before Joel? loved Aisha as well
I think he hosted “The Soup” and John Henson hosted “Talk Soup” but they’re basically the same thing. Either way they both were great shows
I never cared about the content of the show, but he was so funny! Loved Aisha as well!
Yes!!!?!
LOVE BOTH OF THESE GUYS! Community got me through my deployment to afghanistan! and Santino the prodigal son!
Community is such a funny show. They nailed it with the cast
Scrubs and Community are 2 shows that I proudly own every season of on dvd. So sad how community ended
Love that show
Amazing shows
I met Joel 15 years ago when he did stand-up at a Chinese restaurant, he was great
You met him when he was at the beginning of his acting success
Had to watch right away. Always a good day when it starts with any of Andrews podcasts!
Whiskey ginger saves my work day yet again. Keeping me laughing non stop.
these two dorks are equally witty and hilarious. wholesome af episode
I want a podcast with these two all the time
We all knew these guys would be the perfect pair
I love Joel McHale. His dry sense of humor is stunning!!!
The best part of my Friday morning. Thanks Andrew and Joe!
"You feel like a Midwest guy"..."Like, large?" Well played Joel who never seems to age, well played.
😂😂😂
He looks younger now than he did in the 90s! Aging like fine wine
Two of the funniest "tv" comedians! Let's get it!
Its Jeff! “Shut up Leonard, I know about your prescription socks!” 😂
When I saw who came this week, i just knew this conversation would be oozing with sarcasm , and i am HERE FOR IT❤
Two of my favs 🤘 Did not disappoint!😊
This was FANTASTIC!!!!! OMFG Joel! So naturally funny! My goodness what a great guest. Very fun to listen to this entire thing. Santino begging Joel to say he’s funny 😂😂😂 Ahhhh. I adore both of these dudes. ❤M
Joel is a Seattle Legend !! He is so funny on animal control
LMAO I did not know Annie said "You two are bad friends". So dope
I didn’t know that either 👍
When I first found this pod I always thought it was Annie's line but wasn't 100% sure. I was so obsessed with community I can recite entire episodes lol
Before watching I already know these two together will be riffing like crazy
Also, for anyone who doesn't know. The samples in the beginning of Bad Friend's "An Asian dude with a white dude" is from Fresh Off The Boat and the "We're bad friends" is from Allison Hannigan on an episode of Buffy.
The "Bad Friends" line is actually from Community.Annie said it.
@josef2012 No, the very last one is from Buffy. Allison Brie says at the beging "You two are bad friends" and Alison Hannigan says "we're bad friends" at the very end
Buffy is much older than Community
Wow I learned something useless today. Thank you sir.
Crazy how absolutely useless info can be interesting
I had no idea the outro to bad friend was from community. It’s like an out of body experience watching the clip and hearing the audio
Great guests especially recently, ideal episode length for a pod. This was a top watch.
That edit at 4:25 is fire! Fucking bravo to whomever sorted that out.
7:40 is not as clean but still hilarious
Oh man, I totally missed the 425 one 😂 the humor was kinda off since I actually thought he was wearing Patagucci. That’s hilarious
probably AI generated
I am such an idiot, I had to rewatch 3x hahaha
Love You Santino !
Love Joel and ya both HELLA FUNNY always
Joel McHale can get it
As a straight man I second that ❤what hunk 😂
I dont get it
@@sean78745you don’t get it, but Joel McHale can 😉
B and I were both excited to get back into the cave and get to work. I figured with about 4 hours work we could be in and see what was on the other side. We had arranged to borrow a DeWalt cordless drill to bring with us. We also had masonry bits to drill with, sledgehammers (two) to break up the rock, bullpins to insert into the drill holes, and a few other tools that we ended up not using. Getting the tools down to the work site proved to be a challenge. One of us would climb down the rope and stop at a ledge or good resting place, then the other person would lower the tools. We kept repeating this routine until we got to the bottom of the cave. Then we had to drag the tools to the hole. It took about an hour to finally get to work.
B took the first turn at the hole. After an hour of exhausting work, we could tell that we were not going to get through in one session. We kept trading off after we worked ourselves into a sweat. One would take a break and get some food and water while the other one went to work.
The routine went like this:
To begin work we had to get down on our knees and do our best to avoid smacking our heads on the ceiling. Working in this awkward position we would drill into the wall around the hole. That was difficult work. We really had to push on the drill, and it was still slow progress. Then we inserted the bullpin into the hole and hammered on it until the rock broke up. Then we would repeat the process. To give you an idea of how slow it went, the typical size rock that would break off was about fingernail size. If we broke off a large piece (about 1/3 the size of my palm) it was cause for celebration.
From time to time, for variety, we would just wail on a cold chisel with a 5-lb. sledge. It was slow progress. The problem with the sledge was that we couldn’t take a good swing because of the tight quarters.
Even though we spent many hours and several trips working on the hole we never did find a better technique for widening the hole. The drill/bullpin/hammer got the best results for our efforts. We came up with some crazy ideas for breaking up the rock. Everything from TNT (never seriously considered) to hauling a generator to the mouth of the cave and running an extension cord down to a jackhammer. We even thought about using liquid nitrogen to freeze the rock and make it more brittle!
After a couple hours of hard work, we realized what our limiting factor was going to be. It was about then that our first battery met an abrupt death. We had a second battery, so we swapped them out. The second battery lasted a little longer because we hammered and chiseled a little more often and a little longer each time. Finally, after about three more hours of drudgery, the second battery died and we called it a night. Whew! We could tell that we had done some work in the cave, but it was not much. For the first time since we got in the cave, we sat back both of us took a break. It was nice to check out the results of our hard work. Then we noticed the howling again. It seemed to be a little louder than the last time we were there. We just figured the wind was blowing a little stronger outside. What we could not figure out was the rumbling. It, too, seemed to be louder, and more frequent. This time we could not attribute the noise to trucks. The road that the trucks drove on was not very busy to begin with. At that time of night, it should be dead. Yet the rumbling continued. It seemed to be coming from deep within the passage. B said he would ask some veteran cavers what could be causing the noise.
Nice cliffhanger!
Andrew and Bobby hit it out of the park with guests gaddam
This is gonna be a good one🤟💯
As a life time West Seattleite - that was a great nod to my neighborhood!
Huge fan of Bad Friends and Community so this was an awesome episode!
Live in Kilkenny! Glad you enjoyed it! Some lovely spots!
I always look forward to our Tito on Friday!! First pod of the day
Tito Andrew is the chito-est Tito ever
Just ordered Community on blu ray after watching this, never seen it before but heard nothing but the best. I look forward to checking it out.
Damn, you're in for a treat. At least the first couple seasons.
Oh my goodness, the Community / Bad Friends intro clip! Love it!
So cool being from Washington hearing Santino talk about Alki Beach (not Mercer though, Richy Rich LoL). So many great memories chasing girls @Alki.
drinking out of my troy an abed in the morning mug while watching this. we love community Joel
THE GOAT BACK WITH ANOTHER POD
Joel McHale was so good in Parks and Rec
Great listen waiting for the pod with rain now 😂😂
I LOVE THAT ANDREW BROUGHT UP THE BAD FRIENDS INTRO!!!!
I really like Joel. Community is one of the funniest shows.
i miss the soup so much, truly the pinnacle of commentary television
Watching this at the airport. It's making the wait a hell of a lot better
Love me some Joel. This was nice, guys. Real nice 👍
I thought I was the only person who thought Jack Daniel's was straight up generic swill. Thank you Santino for vindication once again! ❤
Joel is in one of my favorite underrated movies of all time called "A Big Year" w/ a loaded cast including Jack Black, Steve Martin, and Owen Wilson. I re-watch Community all the time too. I'm a big fan of his work.
This is awesome!!
Hale yeah 🎉
SIX SEASONS AND A MOVIE!
6 Seasons and a Movie!!!
Love that they start with rich white guy talk: collecting cars and golf 😂
I know, I wish they would’ve started with poor ethnic people living in the gutter kinda poverty
😅😅😅😅
6 seasons and a movie, let’s goooooo!!!
Joel McHale is one of my favorite actors of all time
The altar boy bit lmao
Shoutout to Dekalb! Home of NIU, the Harvard of Northern Illinois.
The cigarette burns of Joel in different costumes is fucking hilarious
Hearing him talking about Granville Island is crazy, I probably spent 5 days a week down there for a decade. Between the basketball courts, all the restaurants and working down there.
Listening from West Seattle right up the hill from Alki beach. That’s trippy 😂
"Well, great sex." Lmfao.
57:57 My mind is blown hahah - I've always wondered what the quotes are in the theme for Whisky Ginger too.
Holy shit Andrew Just blew my mind, the sound from Bad Friends is from Community?!
Norman Lear... it took me a few minutes to figure it out also.
Hearing the source for the "You two are bad friends!" just blew my freaking mind, and I've seen Community in its entirety multiple times
What an awesome interview! Funny and entertaining!
OMG! I loved Joel McHale in The Soup!
Most enjoyable 🙂
Six seasons and a movie!!!
HUGE fan of Joel ❤❤❤
Joel 52 is same age as Bobby Lee 52 is so fuckin unbeliveable!!!!! he look so good and way younger than Bobby
Loved him in The Bear even if it was only like 5 minutes
its the tv guide soup guy!!!!
I had the same type of experience at Alki Beach , stayed for 2 days in a van
Kudos to whoever does the chapter timing!
Hes the leader of the Joel's, we shall rise!
Becky was such a great movie and Joel was fantastic in it
Santino yer great ! 😁
Community was awesome!
Why isn't this the first thing I see on Friday literally had to search for it
Are you subscribed?
@@Betty-Boop809 you better believe it
Geezus christ you're blowing up. I remember when my bro saw you live years ago and told me a joke about a "Kansas city flip flop wearing f... " that joke is still in my lexicon.
Can't wait to see you in Denver 8 days after my birthday
Community is one of the best things to ever happen. I wanna say this and don't know who could see it that matter but... Joel in a Fargo season. I think that would be so interesting and fantastic.
Joel still looks fucking amazing. Always funny
I knew where the bad friends intro came from. The other day I was watching Back to the Future III 🥃
"Thr sloppiest guys I know are the best." Applies to most hairstylists also lol
what kinda knife had me. dying
Been waiting for him to say bad friends intro was from community. I didn't think anyone else ever noticed.
I remember when BF’s 1st started the comment threads mentioned this often.
My adolescent and current crushes come together 😮
Lol I was at the power 106 show and was devastated when Joel was booed off. He was who I was there to see ❤
The Waterpark on Granville Island is still there 😅
57:35 No way
One of my favorite shows and I never noticed
First 7 minutes - LET JOEL TALK! lol
😅😅😅😅
Joel was a fire guest
This is almost as good as Conan O'Brien and Joel
I mean don't get me wrong this is very very good for my heart and my spirit and stuff like that
Not getting hungover is a curse. 😂😮
I grew up watching Joel McHale on a local sketch comedy show in Seattle called Almost Live. It was so funny.
Jeez, Joel looks GREAT at 51! Santino does too Lol 😂💙
I thought Merry Friggin Christmas was enjoyable. We watch it every Christmas in my house. It taught me about red beer and asparagus with bourbon.