S4 - Ep. 66 - Karen & Chris
Do You Need A Ride? with Chris Fairbanks and Karen Kilgariff
Deep Dive
Why did Chris and Karen not like the Krabby Patty from Wendy's?
They expected it to be a crab patty, but it was just a regular burger with Thousand Island dressing. Karen was also disappointed that her single burger wasn't packed separately, and the meal cost $35, which they found overpriced.
What was Chris's reaction to the Krabby Patty?
Chris wasn't impressed and thought it was just a regular burger. He also didn't like the Frosty that came with the meal, finding it too thick to wash down the food properly.
Why did Chris go into the Wendy's store during the podcast?
He went in to use the bathroom, but also to yell at the manager, though he didn't specify what he was upset about.
What was Karen's childhood memory related to ice cream?
Karen fondly remembers the butterscotch Magic Shell that her family used to put on ice cream, which she loved as a child.
What is Chris currently working on with skateboarding?
Chris is trying to perfect a difficult skateboarding trick called a backside 180 faking nose grind that he's been practicing for a video project. He's been visualizing and strategizing the trick repeatedly, trying different techniques to get it right.
Why is Chris considering this skateboarding project his 'swan song'?
Chris feels that his skateboarding days are temporary due to his age, and he wants to focus more on comedy and other pursuits. This project is a way for him to document his passion for skateboarding before moving on.
What does Karen think about Tupperware parties?
Karen recalls that Tupperware parties were popular in the 70s and 80s, where women would gather to buy storage containers. She finds the concept outdated and amusing, especially since it involved getting people drunk to make sales.
What is Chris's opinion on early comedy shows?
Chris initially thought he wouldn't enjoy performing at early shows, but he found that the audience was great, and it allowed him to finish his day at a reasonable hour. He now sees the value in early comedy shows.
Why does Chris dislike audience members singing along at concerts?
Chris finds it annoying because he believes people are paying to see the performer, not to hear others sing. He thinks it's especially disruptive during quiet, emotional songs and that it takes away from the artist's performance.
What does Karen think about karaoke show-offs?
Karen dislikes karaoke show-offs who perform with the intention of being famous. She finds their performances inauthentic and overly rehearsed, unlike those of regular people who are just having fun.
- Disappointment with the Krabby Patty burger.
- Issues with the ordering process and packaging.
- High cost of the meal.
- Discussion of individual food preferences.
Shownotes Transcript
This week, Chris and Karen chat about karaoke show-offs, subtle failures and more!
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