Phil offered the opinion that “we are drowning in bullshit” in the world today and that the only real honesty being offered is by hip-hop and deathcore metal artists. General Shaw thought it was called “Hibbob”, named after a tribe of nomadic Arabs.
Brass Villenueva and Harvey Weirman discussed the Redskin patent story with Brass saying since he couldn’t get Taco Bell to change their recipes and couldn’t get anyone to care that California used to be part of Mexico that he was “throwing in with the Indians.”
Margaret said that what Phil was talking about was “boogied up.” She said she didn’t mean it racially. She meant that what Phil was talking about sounded the way people dance “in certain parts of town, like they’re having a seizure.”
Wade Belko, a new sponsor that sells “all things plastic and rubber for the car and the bedroom,” demanded his money back when General Shaw butchered the copy for his commercial. When he tried reading it himself the music drowned him out and he demanded his money back.
Phil butchered up a new “travelogue” segment by forgetting to call his friend Lauren who is traveling through Baltimore….
Episode 144 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.
