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Karissa and I dive into the hilariously complex world of being an adult. Still crashing at your parents' place. We unpack the good, the bad, and the awkward of navigating adulthood. Quote "under your parents' roof", emphasising that screwing up is part of the grown-up gig. It's a hearty mix of tough love n' belly laughs as we confess our own homebound hijinks.
Then, because no episode is complete without a detour. We veer into a crunchy discussion about snacks—the true MVPs of comfort living! From late-night cravings to nostalgic munchies. That take us back in time, we share our top picks and the weirdly wonderful ways we enjoy them. Tune in for an episode that's part chat, part roast. Totally relatable—served with a side of snark and plenty of snack tips.
The host of American groove is Karissa Andrews. A licensed aesthetician, makeup artist and lover of pugs. The best part is that you can check out her work on Instagram:
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00:00.86
lostinthegroove
When, even if you're 18 years old, okay, and you're living with your parents, it doesn't matter. Like if you're in school or you're in college or in trade school, you're still an adult. And I feel that parents should have that understanding inclination that I understand as your kid.
00:18.59
lostinthegroove
They're an adult. They're gonna have to fuck up. They're gonna have to make mistakes. That is the point of being an adult. Like, to baby them and be like, no, you can't do this.
00:25.36
hi
Yeah.
00:28.87
lostinthegroove
No, no, no, you can't, you can't. Like, come on. You're you're do not letting them experience life. You're not.
00:40.23
hi
Yeah.
00:42.58
lostinthegroove
I don't, I just, I don't know. I just, I don't see,
00:48.44
lostinthegroove
I don't know.
00:48.68
hi
Welcome.
00:48.76
lostinthegroove
I don't see. a Yeah, motherfuckers, welcome to American groove.
00:50.04
hi
Welcome to American groove.
00:54.73
hi
Welcome to American Groove. I feel like I've seen parents do a lot of different things with their kids that are over 18. I feel like this is definitely a topic ah because we have a lot of people living with their parents past the age of 18 because it's basically next to impossible
01:12.56
lostinthegroove
Hello. Hello. The both of us, the duo, that the group that gives you this podcast. We both live with our fucking parents. That's the point.
01:23.23
lostinthegroove
We live with our parents because like, yeah, it's new.
01:25.69
hi
It is the new. Yeah.
01:29.03
lostinthegroove
It's what we're going to say.
01:30.20
hi
That is how we, it's the new way of doing things.
01:30.60
lostinthegroove
I'm sorry.
01:32.92
hi
Like, I mean, my parents, my parents asked me to move home.
01:38.03
lostinthegroove
Same.
01:38.10
hi
I'd be like, then it just like happened. And now, I mean, I, I could move out, but I keep getting like closer to like saving.
01:43.46
lostinthegroove
Here you are.
01:48.95
hi
And I don't, I don't know. I mean, I look at places, but it's still just kind of outrageous. And I ended up doing the car instead, but I could move out.
01:59.15
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
01:59.98
hi
I mean, I could have a place. It's just that this opportunity to kind of like save money is pretty special. And I've been under a lot less stress with not having to pay my rent every single month.
02:13.39
hi
Hell yeah. Yeah. How about we talk about like snacks for a minute.
02:17.72
lostinthegroove
um Yeah, but just just just to tie into and just end like off what you're saying, we're
02:17.77
hi
I was going to you. you
02:26.21
lostinthegroove
Like I was talking because like I kind of have a core group within school. I'm currently in trade school. Just to recap, I said this so many fucking times, it's coming out of my nose. But we've kind of figured out in order for us to start our career, we kind of all kind of want to move to Texas.
02:43.84
lostinthegroove
we all get along to a certain degree. Like, so why don't we just live together? Why don't we just get a house and be able to split the cost between? We're we're in that mindset where like, I understand people wanna be by themselves. That's fine. Right now, if there's people you really care about, people that like are in your trade or like within, think about that for a second. Cause that be might be a way of you getting into a house. You know, you getting out of your parents' home.
03:13.20
lostinthegroove
Um and being semi-independent, but yeah, it's talking about snacks Yeah, let's talk about snacks in a second.
03:17.10
hi
I mean, I lived on my own.
03:21.85
lostinthegroove
Yes Oh, yeah, I fucked out on 12 years honey, who's 12?
03:22.07
hi
I lived on my own for. For like a really long time, like a good 10 years or more. More.
03:33.45
lostinthegroove
Yeah Um, but yeah talking about snacks, um, I have Your mom turned me on to the, I think it was your mom or your dad that turned me on to, it's called Bavarian Meats. You can pick them up in Target and other in other places as well. These are amazing, okay? It's like a smoked sausage. It tastes smoked and it's a little bit of salt. It's got like this great wrapping and it's cured just right.
04:10.41
lostinthegroove
I'm not even high yet, and I'm enjoying the crap out of this.
04:13.51
hi
I like that it's kind of spicy like just like a little bit yeah I just like I haven't been cooking dinner for myself like as much as I used to I think a lot of us can relate to that and so I
04:16.80
lostinthegroove
A little bit, yeah. Just get the touch. But, mm.
04:27.55
lostinthegroove
Oh yeah, I'm so, busy we're both so busy. When do we have time? Like, I just burnt two steaks tonight. I just totally forgot they're in the oven.
04:38.34
hi
oh
04:39.35
lostinthegroove
You know what I mean? Like, that stuff happens too.
04:40.04
hi
It sounds really bad.
04:42.82
lostinthegroove
Yeah, you forget to make dinner or you burn dinner. Those are your two options these days.
04:50.14
hi
I just feel we're we're like we're in a snack, kind of like snack culture recently.
05:00.00
lostinthegroove
I think it's because of all the I think it's because of all the ultra processed food, right?
05:00.29
hi
Like a
05:04.84
hi
Everybody's just like so busy. So it's more about kind of like snacking, like eating food when you can. I wanted to point out that I got these, which were, uh, Girl Scout cookie, like balls.
05:20.42
lostinthegroove
Oh my god, those are bites.
05:20.55
hi
Do you see?
05:22.37
lostinthegroove
Those are but okay.
05:22.37
hi
Yeah, they were bites. Yeah. So they're the coconut clusters.
05:25.36
lostinthegroove
That's a shit. Yeah, that's a shit. Right there.
05:28.79
hi
Um,
05:30.04
lostinthegroove
Do you know what's like you know what that's great with?
05:32.37
hi
This was so stupid good, like.
05:35.37
lostinthegroove
That is great with homemade vanilla blue ribbon. um Blue ribbon ice cream.
05:39.80
hi
Yeah, ice cream, just with like some real good vanilla ice cream.
05:41.82
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
05:44.12
hi
I really like the Talamuk vanilla bean.
05:44.59
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
05:49.97
hi
Do you know what I'm talking about?
05:51.12
lostinthegroove
Yeah, the one that has a little, you see like little black specs within the, yeah, yeah, yeah.
05:52.05
hi
Yeah.
05:55.80
hi
Fuck yeah, the vanilla bean with the black specks.
05:58.58
lostinthegroove
Uh-huh, right?
05:59.04
hi
Ooh.
06:01.70
lostinthegroove
It's so, and when it and when it's on sale, oh, who fucking cares, I don't care.
06:03.83
hi
Sorry for making the loud noise on the podcast.
06:07.92
lostinthegroove
But what, yeah, fuck you people, I'll broadcast.
06:08.25
hi
It's my podcast. Our podcast. Yeah.
06:12.44
lostinthegroove
But when you see that shit on sale,
06:19.11
lostinthegroove
stuff sells out. Like, all the other flavors are available. That one goes the quickest. And there's a reason for it.
06:25.97
hi
The vanilla bean.
06:27.30
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
06:28.24
hi
Yeah.
06:28.53
lostinthegroove
Oh, yeah, faster than the chocolate.
06:28.60
hi
Or just like the vanilla.
06:30.72
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
06:30.78
hi
I think that people really underestimate like vanilla ice cream. Like I know it's like real vanilla, like it's super basic, but like one of my favorite things to do because I'm not a milk drinker.
06:43.55
hi
So like I don't dip my cookies in milk. Like what I do is I take a, I take like a a chocolate chip cookie and I put it like at the bottom of a bowl.
06:47.92
lostinthegroove
such blasts of me, but it's okay. we We've come to accept So like an open face ice cream sandwich.
06:59.37
hi
And then I put a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top of the cookie. And it's just it's that that's my bottom cookie. Okay, that's just the base.
07:10.34
hi
That's just like, it's just
07:11.68
lostinthegroove
Yeah, but it's it's technically it's an open face ice cream sandwich. You're just missing one
07:15.96
hi
Well, but then, but then I take cookies and I put cookies all over the top of it.
07:18.10
lostinthegroove
One chocolate chip cookie.
07:22.21
hi
Like I just like, you know, but like my bottom cookie, like as all of the ice cream melts, it soaks up into the bottom cookie. But that bottom cookie is like a, it's a stone or secret, man.
07:37.86
hi
Like, cause at the end you eat that thing and it's like,
07:41.55
lostinthegroove
Still an... It's still an open... It's still an open face sandwich.
07:48.06
hi
Yeah, yeah, Yeah.
07:48.37
lostinthegroove
Oh, I scream so much, yeah. but i i But I see what you're saying, though.
07:51.67
hi
No, no, it is. But see, like, I don't dip my cookies in milk. So instead, I just let the cookies soak up the ah melted ice cream. It's kind of the same kind of thing.
08:01.13
lostinthegroove
Well, it's kind of like the idea of like using a waffle cone. you know like When you have a waffle cone, like the waffle cone absorbs the ice cream, so like it gets it all so soft.
08:05.17
hi
Ooh. Ooh.
08:12.28
lostinthegroove
like It's no longer a hard waffle. But wait I love how like we went from Living with your parents to snacks. Just saying. Great segue, by the way.
08:23.43
hi
I didn't, I mean, I had like no money when I wasn't living with my parents. Like just that last year, rent was like way too high and i had I didn't have very much money coming in and I just, I really didn't have much money for snacks.
08:41.70
hi
You know what I mean? Like I was just kinda getting by.
08:42.54
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
08:44.43
hi
So I think snacks have definitely been something that I've let myself enjoy like a little bit more. uh, within this past year. And, you know, I do that thing, the order online, ah it's called like a imperfect produce or like misfit market.
09:03.82
lostinthegroove
Yeah, mr. Mark. Yeah, yeah, talking about they give you like stuff that nobody wants at a discounted price But it's kind of a gimmick cuz like they kind of charge you They keep charging you more money as you start ordering if you notice
09:05.15
hi
Yeah.
09:08.62
hi
Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I like it.
09:17.84
hi
I haven't. What I did is like, I doctored. all of my like delivery times so that it only delivers it once a month. So I just shut off like three deliveries out of the month and I just go through and I select all of my favorite snacks that they carry and I just get all my favorite snacks at like a discounted price delivered to my house once a month. Instead of like trying to get all kinds of things through them or like
09:49.48
hi
what they want me to get. I just take what I want out of what they have. But when I don't have the budget for something like that, I just don't. But they are the only people that carry one of my favorite potato chips.
10:04.41
hi
Um, and so right now I've been still getting my chips through them and then they have like seasonings and house, house supplies, like, like your flour and your oil and stuff like that.
10:08.47
lostinthegroove
my Yeah, I have also I have. ah
10:16.97
hi
So like, usually when it, when it doesn't have the kinds of things that I want, I'll take it as an opportunity to be like, this is the time that I should just like, you know, get the oil that I needed or like, you know, I needed some flour or something like that.
10:31.18
lostinthegroove
Well, you know, it's weird because I think for first time in a while,
10:40.71
lostinthegroove
I'm not that I'm 20. I'm only 25. But I remember when things were cheap.
10:46.39
hi
Yeah.
10:46.55
lostinthegroove
Okay. I remember snacks were something you can afford. Because it was, you know, yet sometimes have left literally you had leftover money for other stuff.
11:00.62
lostinthegroove
And the thing is, like, we don't we don't generally think about and I'm being serious right now. the amount of times we spend over a meal experiencing things.
11:17.48
lostinthegroove
even like snacking on things, we have experience with people. like there's There's this flow and energy almost where you just get to sit down, have some munchies, have a good time, just talk, you know just air things out.
11:29.58
hi
now Yeah. Yeah.
11:32.76
lostinthegroove
like We don't have to make sense for 30 minutes. like I'm gonna be straight up in real. like We don't have to be cohesive. We could do whatever the hell we want. The idea is like to be able to have that luxury or ability to have those snacks.
11:50.36
lostinthegroove
It kind of like upgrades the conversation. Does that make sense?
11:59.67
hi
well it
12:01.59
lostinthegroove
This is really upgrading my mood right now.
12:01.74
hi
it's like a
12:03.39
lostinthegroove
I'm not gonna lie. Like I am in seventh heaven with every fucking bite of this BS.
12:09.01
hi
I mean there's something that's going on with human beings when they're sharing ah flavors um and they're sharing something with each other and I mean there's there's a lot that goes on subconsciously and psychologically like
12:12.62
lostinthegroove
Hmm.
12:31.83
hi
with where the food is actually coming from. Like, let's say, like, you came to my house and I made us food, like that really, really does strengthen and bond a relationship more than people would think like you, it might just kind of be like, yeah, come over, you know, but like it really actually like there's a lot of chemical things happening between two people when one person makes the other food that may, even if you're trying to not have a big moment there, it kind of is like, it's just like natural.
13:13.57
lostinthegroove
Yeah, very much so.
13:13.64
hi
But I would say that there's also, you know, things about like, where, where it comes from, like who's providing it.
13:26.33
hi
Um, uh, you know, I mean, there's, there's a lot that comes with, you know, a caretaker, um, uh, a mother, you know, that works all the time and has the food for the kids or the father who has the food for the kids all the time that, you know, changes things.
13:44.49
hi
It's like, I do think that there's so much more happening there than actually just like the food, you know,
13:51.60
lostinthegroove
There's there's memories that are timed into those experiences. I mean, I can tell you on both of my hands how many different foods I have memories tied to a lot.
14:07.13
hi
yeah
14:07.52
lostinthegroove
You know, when I see Bavarian meats, I immediately go to that thought of like, you know, your mom and dad's mobile home in Florida, you know, it like that.
14:17.87
hi
Which got pretty torn up.
14:20.62
lostinthegroove
Yeah, I could imagine. It did.
14:23.21
hi
Yeah, it did.
14:25.02
lostinthegroove
Badly.
14:25.75
hi
Not, not like the roof is still there. Um, like the, the, the actual structure of it is still together, but they lost some windows were blown out about four windows and then all the siding on one side of the place. Um, but structurally nothing was like crushed. You know, like I, I just worry about like a whole chunk of it.
14:55.89
hi
you know like or something like that but it was really all their decorative stuff blew away like everything real yeah yeah it's not destroyed they still have no power yeah mom and dad went down there
14:58.45
lostinthegroove
There's a way. There's a way of. Hmm. But that stuff can be replaced. I mean, the main thing is, is that it hasn't been destroyed, so it's not gone.
15:15.48
lostinthegroove
Are they out there right now? Are you serious?
15:22.89
hi
Yeah, because the windows were blown open on their place and you could seriously just fucking reach your hand right inside of their home. And so like it's not secure and plus like dad said that the siding.
15:39.56
hi
ah blown off and it's like all exposed so like if it rained water would get like inside you know of the structure and plus if it did rain water would blow through those blown out windows so mom was like we have to go down because the homes not you know closed up and so then they went down there but there's still no power so mom and dad have been down there in the heat with no air conditioning for a minute
15:57.52
lostinthegroove
Oh my god.
16:08.57
lostinthegroove
Yeah, people just don't like, I live here in South Florida, I'm like, we didn't get hit so bad. But we've been having an insane wet season, like constant rain. And people don't get like,
16:27.54
lostinthegroove
The constant flooding is because we had so much rain. And then on top of having so much rain, we had Helene and we had Milton.
16:40.65
lostinthegroove
Like, we got hit here with tornadoes, okay?
16:45.38
hi
I heard about that.
16:46.48
lostinthegroove
Yeah, we got hit with tornadoes out here. We didn't even get hit with rain and we've been having rain for weeks.
16:52.70
hi
I think you and I say tornado different.
16:53.12
lostinthegroove
We had flooding here in South Florida.
16:59.11
lostinthegroove
tornadoes Twista I don't know. I don't know what to tell you. It's probably gonna sound the same either way. I spin it but Tornado
17:09.32
hi
Well, I say tour and you say tour.
17:14.68
hi
Tornado.
17:18.04
lostinthegroove
You know, it's funny because the other day one of the kids in my class he's like man, dude your accent kind of sounds black and I was just like Bro, I don't make this shit up.
17:32.22
lostinthegroove
Okay, I'm just I've been so many like, I don't know, because like, I don't traditionally have like, that New York accent. But I do kind of have like almost a southern twist to the way I talk.
17:45.13
lostinthegroove
And if I think about it, I can actually hear it.
17:46.59
hi
Yeah, but you're just more cultured more cultured than most people.
17:47.89
lostinthegroove
But and I guess so. Maybe that's what it is.
17:54.28
hi
Like you've lived in different places in the ghetto.
17:54.63
lostinthegroove
But in the get to and his mama cried in a pouring gray Chicago morning a poor little baby's born in the ghetto um but yeah so to your point though like i'm really happy your parents is like con like mobile home did not get destroyed like crazy but
18:02.99
hi
What do we what?
18:10.49
hi
Oh,
18:23.56
hi
not done like crazy but they were having a hell of a time did you
18:25.91
lostinthegroove
It's been, it's been a wild like month or so. I mean, when I say, listen, when I say rain, we're talking about like biblical amount of rain, right?
18:38.53
lostinthegroove
Like monolith of rain. Yes.
18:44.85
hi
In the Torah, do they have this there a story where the where Moses separates the Red Sea?
18:47.93
lostinthegroove
In the Old Testament, yes.
18:54.61
lostinthegroove
Yes.
18:56.01
hi
So I heard this story that, yeah, but I wondered if it was like also in there.
18:58.09
lostinthegroove
It's an Exodus.
19:01.94
hi
It's an Exodus for us.
19:02.32
lostinthegroove
yeah Exodus is um exodu is part of the Torah.
19:03.69
hi
but i
19:06.39
lostinthegroove
We call it Shemose, but it's Exodus in English.
19:11.66
hi
Yeah, I was just kind of like translating it by asking the question that way. I was like wondering if...
19:18.20
lostinthegroove
It's OK. Yes.
19:23.64
hi
Well, anyways, I heard somebody say that the um the Red Sea at that time wasn't actually more than five feet tall.
19:40.10
lostinthegroove
Okay, so there was there was a religious rabbi, I was also a scientist, that yeah, he wanted to prove that the 12 plagues that is mentioned in the Old Testament can be proven by science.
19:50.35
hi
Have you heard this too? Yeah.
20:04.30
lostinthegroove
I don't remember all of the reasonings he gave, but they were all pretty accurate. The one that he gives with the Red Sea is this. There are what are called currents.
20:17.40
lostinthegroove
So in parts of the world, you'll have current flowing in one direction.
20:21.89
hi
Yeah.
20:22.29
lostinthegroove
And then you'll have in other parts of the world where current will be flowing in the other direction. Okay. And I don't understand all the laws, but it has to do with something with our magnetic poles because we have a north and south pole.
20:35.26
hi
In South America, the toilet spins the other way when it flushes.
20:35.27
lostinthegroove
Okay.
20:38.42
lostinthegroove
Yeah, yeah the other way, right. Now, there is a thing that can happen where you can get a earthquake underneath water.
20:54.99
lostinthegroove
Yes. Okay.
20:55.92
hi
Yeah, of course.
20:58.41
lostinthegroove
Now, when you get an earthquake, what happens is those plates start to shift, and then the water starts to lower down. Now, at the time, the Dead Sea, not the Dead Sea, the Red Sea, excuse me, was kind of like, here you have land, here's where it dips down, and then it kind of does this.
21:26.61
lostinthegroove
So it kind of has like a little mountain in the middle of it. So it was kind of deep at the edges just a bit, but it was kind of shallow in the middle. And over time, like this has, it's kind of lower. By the way, we believe it or not, to this day, there are certain ships that cannot go through the Red Sea because it's not deep enough.
21:51.82
lostinthegroove
Now, if that's the case, the water would then lower for a certain amount of time, making it possible for someone to cross the sea.
22:04.58
lostinthegroove
There's your answer, yeah.
22:04.64
hi
Yeah. Yeah.
22:06.94
lostinthegroove
ah love But I love that shit, because it's like, wow, yeah, that that actually makes sense. Proof of this is tsunamis. Once those plates, water's getting pushed,
22:21.45
lostinthegroove
You've got two parallel opposite directions. You're gonna push the water in opposite directions. so Yeah.
22:28.52
hi
Yeah, just fascinating.
22:31.08
lostinthegroove
Was that where you're trying to get at? I'm i'm sorry. Like, i I don't know if I went on.
22:34.93
hi
Just that i I heard that the other day and I was just thinking, I might as well ask David, what do you thinks about it?
22:42.68
lostinthegroove
in
22:42.69
hi
you know And I'm glad that I did because it's a unique little, yeah, it's something that you know.
22:45.76
lostinthegroove
Something that I, yeah.
22:49.51
hi
um And then the person who said that there were you know like they're like ah teaching about how like God stopped the Egyptians,
23:02.24
hi
And so, you know, the person like chimes in and says like, well, you know, the, the red sea was only five feet tall. And then the the pastor, the rabbi says back, well, isn't it even more impressive that God used it to stop the Egyptians then?
23:21.38
lostinthegroove
a Yeah, yeah.
23:21.73
hi
Do you get it? Like, it's like, and this, what it is, is this like idea of positivity, like being like, well, then, you know, like this,
23:24.18
lostinthegroove
a
23:31.00
lostinthegroove
The Egyptians were short, okay? They were little people, all right? They were very small.
23:39.83
lostinthegroove
e They worshiped death.
23:41.50
hi
some of them are small people. Yeah.
23:45.79
lostinthegroove
Like, what I mean, worship death?
23:48.82
hi
It's super weird.
23:50.11
lostinthegroove
a murder was worshiped. Okay, what that means is in ancient Egypt, if you murdered somebody, the mourning of that person would in essence be like a godlike experience. Like there was a shrine, a monument, something. If this was an important person that was murdered, um that that's the type of culture you're dealing with.
24:20.32
lostinthegroove
which we don't I mean the only remnants of I mean the closest the closest we have is probably Egypt not yeah not Egypt sorry ah Japan Japan is probably the closest thing that we have to something like that
24:22.82
hi
I can't begin to imagine. Yeah, I don't know.
24:38.92
hi
I don't know anything about Japan's like burial like rituals.
24:42.93
lostinthegroove
Japan, they create they have um these little shrines. Sometimes they'll have them in the middle of the road or in, you know, villages. And it's a way in of connecting with spirits. Japanese culture believes in spirit very much in spirits.
25:01.60
hi
Yeah, I mean, I know that they pray to their their elders.
25:05.18
lostinthegroove
Mm-hmm. They believe that a part of their I'm butchering the crap out of please do not quote me as an historian I'm just spewing shit that I kind of remember in this fucked up brain But Then as spirits like this idea of spirits like almost a part of their loved one.
25:11.02
hi
I don't know, man.
25:26.58
lostinthegroove
They're deceased stays attached to them in a spiritual way and their way of like, you know, bringing a candle and saying a prayer is their way of connecting to that part left by the person that has passed away, you know, like giving honor and respect. um I don't know. There is something so wild about it because I'm straight up.
25:55.91
lostinthegroove
Japanese people are backwards as fuck. They're the most backwards people you will ever be. They are can be very racist. They can be very rude.
26:06.44
lostinthegroove
They are very cultural.
26:07.46
hi
As can anyone.
26:08.96
lostinthegroove
Yeah. And they're very cultural restrictive. like There is a lot of rules in Japan to be Japanese.
26:13.37
hi
Well, yeah, there was like a whole time period where Japanese people were isolated by their own choice.
26:24.18
hi
Like I think it when kind of went on for like ah more than a hundred years where
26:24.52
lostinthegroove
Oh, yeah.
26:28.17
lostinthegroove
Well, until the until you have the Korean independence, which didn't really last very long, to be honest.
26:34.70
hi
Oh, ancient Japan. They did not want to interact with anyone. You could not come or go in any way.
26:41.62
lostinthegroove
No, it's an island. It's great. It's an island. It's a massive island in the middle of the ocean. Well, some of the middle of the oceans from other content is.
26:52.09
hi
A lot of A lot of their art is really impressive.
26:58.43
lostinthegroove
It is.
26:58.82
hi
Like a lot of their craftsmanship is like absolutely insane. um Some of the different tools that they use.
27:04.23
lostinthegroove
That's what I'm saying is people. People talk about how do the Egyptians build these pyramids? How do the Egyptians do all of these things?
27:12.58
hi
Ancient aliens.
27:12.74
lostinthegroove
Look at Jap. Yeah, but like look at Japan.
27:15.85
hi
No, I'm just kidding.
27:17.42
lostinthegroove
But look at Japanese people, right? like Look at Japanese culture at its core. They build some of the best electronics technology we know of on this planet.
27:30.98
lostinthegroove
Some of the greatest advancements come out of the country. Maybe it's because of how highly advanced their culture is.
27:34.89
hi
It's yeah,
27:39.29
lostinthegroove
They are an advanced culture.
27:41.15
hi
I mean, it's the pyramids specifically that make people question. And I would say like a couple other things, but like the pyramids definitely like.
27:56.08
lostinthegroove
it's the big one, you know, it's like the thing that everybody talks about.
28:00.44
hi
Nobody's been able to really figure out how it was done. um
28:08.29
lostinthegroove
I don't think they ever I don't think they will for a long time. Because I don't think we're looking at it the correct way.
28:11.65
hi
I don't I don't think people want to like acknowledge like
28:20.22
lostinthegroove
No, they don't.
28:21.07
hi
Like the the insanity of the inhumane-ness of how it might have been made. like It might have been like every time we lift a stone, it's just everyone dies.
28:28.03
lostinthegroove
I know.
28:32.53
hi
like Hundreds of thousands of people like just die every stone.
28:35.84
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
28:37.97
hi
like Maybe we don't want to consider that. like I don't know. I and wouldn't be surprised like if they just killed all
28:46.90
lostinthegroove
Hundreds of thousands of people. e
28:48.45
hi
all their people while while building their thing.
28:53.97
hi
And that, you know, that is maybe part of the reason that it led to an exodus of the people because working for the Egyptians is basically murder, would be, you know, I mean, they don't care.
29:08.64
hi
They're kind of trying to kill you anyways.
29:08.65
lostinthegroove
I think I hear you.
29:11.48
hi
Maybe it was a murder machine. Maybe, honestly,
29:15.73
lostinthegroove
Possibly, but you know, there's also like, I know this may sound far fetched, but I think the idea of them possibly having outside source Maybe from a lost civilization Maybe it's from extraterrestrial life now that is possible that that could have involved a lot of manpower So still a lot of people died using a different form of technology like that still so doesn't disregard that fact All I'm saying is it's strange That they're able to make those
29:55.17
lostinthegroove
ah we're not we can't build the pyramids. you Okay, to some we can't two true.
29:59.35
hi
I know, but they can't build a skyscraper. We can do shit they can't do.
30:04.13
lostinthegroove
True.
30:06.86
hi
But it's like, yeah, we we have the technology, we have the machinery, and we see no recognition.
30:14.17
lostinthegroove
But they're able to make a structure
30:14.19
hi
Nothing that shows any anything like that.
30:17.18
lostinthegroove
they can make structures that can last thousands of years. But we make structures that will be gone. If we abandon them within 100 years, like you see these skyscrapers now like you give it 100 years with no people around.
30:27.46
hi
Hmm.
30:33.10
lostinthegroove
Yeah, they're not gonna. Yeah, they're gonna collapse.
30:39.30
hi
ah yeah and I and have no idea, but i think I think it's really fascinating.
30:40.19
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
30:45.66
hi
Whenever somebody like starts to speak ancient aliens and they seem to know what they're talking about, I kind of just let them have it because I've never really looked into it too much.
30:58.26
hi
like I'm just like, oh, yeah.
30:59.43
lostinthegroove
I don't want to. I just want to believe the cult. OK, like the lizard people are real and the aliens are in the sky. All right.
31:10.94
lostinthegroove
Fact.
31:11.20
hi
Aliens are definitely in the sky.
31:13.04
lostinthegroove
The lizard people are real like our government are just lizard people dressed up as human beings.
31:13.35
hi
We got our P Diddy lizard people.
31:20.11
lostinthegroove
lizard people, ah Kanye, AKA, ye lizard people, Nancy Pelosi, lizard people.
31:25.14
hi
I won't talk shit about Kanye. That makes a lot of sense.
31:32.40
lostinthegroove
Yeah. Her skin is kind of, you know, like, are you going to shed lady? Cause time is nigh.
31:40.85
hi
not all snakes should that's actually not true i just said that i don't actually know no i
31:43.07
lostinthegroove
True. No. Yeah, all snakes, all reptiles, particularly shit. Well, I think it's because of like, I think because they're cold-blooded, it has to do something with, yeah.
32:00.54
lostinthegroove
I don't, I just know that, I just know reptiles are really, really old. They've been around for millions of years. They shed and they're cold-blooded, okay?
32:11.24
lostinthegroove
That's all I know about lizards. Like, it's all you get.
32:14.46
hi
I love the snake, snake section at the zoo. I love those yellowy snakes.
32:21.90
lostinthegroove
I like seeing like the scary ones that can bite you and then like trying to like.
32:29.28
hi
Louie, you're scaring me by barking.
32:31.61
lostinthegroove
Oh my God, I like those snakes. isn
32:38.19
hi
Louie.
32:38.51
lostinthegroove
that have the fangs they can bite you right like they can really like put venom in your system and they're like behind glass and they you just try to try to provoke them to get them to try to like hit the glass like almost trying to bite you i think that is the coolest shit ever all right it's the coolest shit ever no you don't agree
33:03.44
hi
You're not supposed to like, yeah.
33:05.42
lostinthegroove
Provoke them, I know, but it's so fun. It's so fucking fun. Because they can't do anything to you, like there's glass. They can't bite you.
33:14.58
hi
yeah
33:18.85
lostinthegroove
Louie can bite them.
33:19.25
hi
it No, isn't that um like in Harry Potter where he makes the glass disappear at the zoo and the snake like comes right after him?
33:34.60
hi
I don't know. I thought it was cool though.
33:36.57
lostinthegroove
Oh, yeah. Yeah, I remember that. Yeah, he's able to like remove the glass and then he falls in and then he brings a glass back that he's banging on like, okay.
33:39.00
hi
o
33:46.63
lostinthegroove
Yeah. Yeah. I know you're talking about. Okay.
33:48.33
hi
It's a good idea. I've been wanting to go to the zoo.
33:49.88
lostinthegroove
That's like the first movie. That's literally the first movie. That's like, like, it's not like the first like five or 10 minutes of the movie.
33:57.75
hi
possibly, and that might be why I remember it.
33:58.65
lostinthegroove
Yeah.
34:00.27
hi
But in and know Nebraska, in Nebraska, they have the Omaha Zoo. So Omaha, Nebraska, they have the Omaha Zoo.
34:11.84
hi
And there's this really, really rich fucker that lives in Nebraska. What is his?
34:18.87
lostinthegroove
His name is Dudley Moore.
34:21.44
hi
No, he's like freaking like nasty.
34:24.31
lostinthegroove
Dudley Charles Moore.
34:26.92
hi
Nasty rich man, not bad rich, but like he's the okay guy from what I understand.
34:30.81
lostinthegroove
Dudley Charles Moore. The third. The third. the theor No, the third. We should wrap up in a few.
34:39.40
hi
Yeah, I know. I'm going to tell you about the Zulu.
34:43.55
lostinthegroove
Take me to the zoo where I can be with you. See the little animals run around till they kill you.
34:52.67
hi
So basically the thing is, is that the Omaha Zoo has this like really, really, really spectacular zoo.
34:57.29
lostinthegroove
Yes. Oh my.
35:03.19
hi
Like it's just like freakishly incredible because there's this billionaire that is worth like $135 billion.
35:06.84
lostinthegroove
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Sue.
35:14.75
hi
dollars And he, his name is Warren Buffett.
35:16.00
lostinthegroove
Surprisingly not from India. Yes.
35:22.86
lostinthegroove
I don't know why, when I hear his name, when I hear his name, I want to say Warren Buffet.
35:22.92
hi
Warren Buffett.
35:28.84
lostinthegroove
You know, and then if I say Warren Buffet, I immediately think of Phoebe Buffet. And then like, I think of it like an idea of like, what if Phoebe Buffet in real life, let's see if this was real, would be related to Warren.
35:49.77
lostinthegroove
Warren Buffett because like his name could be pronounced buffet.
35:55.49
hi
I don't know how Phoebe Buffay spells her name.
36:00.61
lostinthegroove
BUFFET. It's the same way. Warren Buffett spells his last name, which is BUFFET.
36:13.32
hi
No, Phoebe Buffay is B-U-F-F-A-Y.
36:21.48
lostinthegroove
Oh. Well, scratch that. All right. It was a great idea. We had a great time with it. Sorry, we've screwed up, but we'll catch you on the... No, that's not a great segue.
36:34.36
hi
No, you're good. all You can close it up. I was just going to say that this zoo in Nebraska is worth going to because this Nebraska billionaire had donated billions of dollars to this
36:41.07
lostinthegroove
Oh, yes. I forgot about the zoo.
36:52.80
hi
or or at least millions of dollars to this zoo um and has like saved a lot of animals and created a lot of jobs for people and like done a lot of cool stuff in this you know small Nebraska community.
37:06.90
lostinthegroove
in Omaha, Nebraska.
37:08.32
hi
Yeah, so the zoo there is like bomb. So i kind of I've been wanting to go there because um a lot of it is like outdoor.
37:11.48
lostinthegroove
Bomb diggity.
37:18.12
hi
So it's nice to go like when the weather starts to get chilly, like right when it the weather changes is like a good time to go.
37:19.16
lostinthegroove
Right.
37:28.34
lostinthegroove
It's always, it's always a good time to go to Omaha. Omaha.
37:34.41
hi
I mean, there's not much to do in Iowa.
37:36.69
lostinthegroove
No, there really there really is not a lot to do.
37:39.72
hi
So sometimes you end up driving to Nebraska.
37:41.82
lostinthegroove
To the zoo. Yeah, just for the zoo.
37:46.32
hi
All right.
37:47.95
lostinthegroove
Yeah, right.
37:48.10
hi
Peace out.
37:49.26
lostinthegroove
Peace out, motherfuckers. If you want to check out Cursa, you can find our American Groove Pod on Instagram. We don't post very often, but anyway, you can send us a message there. If you want to check out the rest of the podcast, Lost in the Groove, you can find us on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube at Lost in the Groove Pod.
38:07.48
lostinthegroove
So with that, what do we tell these motherfuckers, Cursa?
38:12.17
hi
thank you for listening
38:13.40
lostinthegroove
I'm gonna catch you on the next one. Peace out.
38:16.12
hi
ah e ah
38:19.30
lostinthegroove
I sh-
