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The future is yours, fill this part in.
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The future is yours, fill this part in.
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The future is yours, so fill this part in.
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The future is yours, so fill this part in.
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Hello, folks.
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Welcome back to Get Off My Lawn.
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I am not here.
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I'm at Lake George with my family.
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Went to the cabin on the lake there.
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I fucking love Lake George.
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It's all bikers.
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It's all MAGA.
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And my boys finally play together.
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They're not on screens.
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They take little pieces of bread and put on a fish hook and catch a million little sunfish, bass.
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I don't fucking know.
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And you ride around the boat and you go and you get some BLTs and some burgers.
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I want to buy a place there.
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It's fucking paradise.
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So we're going to be there Monday and Tuesday.
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But we don't want to deny you GOML.
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I actually am a little insecure about it.
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I don't want you to get out of the habit of watching this show because this is how we make a living.
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And I think the most important thing about a restaurant is to remain open and have reliable hours.
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So when people have their Monday dinner at Gavstav, they know what's going to be there.
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As soon as it's closed, they start making other plans.
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And then GavzTav's no more.
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That was Marnie Stern.
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She's almost my age.
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She's 46, New Yorker, unbelievably talented guitarist, and super funny.
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She worked for MTV for a while just for fun, doing this show called Weird Vibes, where she'd go around and interview other band members.
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And it was really hilarious.
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So her problem is she's big in the indie world with the Zoomers, and she's 46.
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So you know what she does?
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She just fucks her fans.
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Kind of sad.
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Because she can't find anyone.
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There's no guys.
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I can't tell you how many beautiful, single, talented, funny women I know who can't get guys.
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And I don't know a ton of, I know some millennials, but I don't know any, that many Zoomers.
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But the few young people I do know, look, turn it up.
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I bet it'll be funny.
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We are leaving the pitchfork party and the line is ridonculous.
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I would never wait on that line.
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It's too hot.
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I get a sunburn.
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My vagina would start to ache.
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If I was 22 and I came here, I would have drunk every second of every moment.
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I'd be at every show having sex with every person.
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It would be awesome.
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I have a bunch of press at South by Southwest Seta.
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So your name is...
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What a bad look that was.
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And you do what?
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Have bed bugs or bites or something's going on with my body and it itches.
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So why am I interviewing you then?
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I don't know.
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We're switching to a hotel.
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It's a dump, but I would have been.
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The other thing I was going to say is I don't think young people are fucking.
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You know young people, Ryan.
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Are they fucking?
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I think they're fucking.
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What do you consider young?
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I mean, like Zoom.
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Like 25-year-olds.
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I think they're fucking.
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I keep seeing them on social media going, haven't had sex in three years.
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Jeez.
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The ones I know are fucking, but they're in relationships.
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Anyway, so this thing is going to be mailbag.
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Next Monday, Tuesday, we have off.
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So I'm going to wear police shirts like this cool one.
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Gang squad.
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They discontinue the gang squad.
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So what does it say on my back?
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It says, We protect and served to be denied and dismissed.
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Bronx gang squad, number 397.
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It's a tad small.
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That's the problem with being so ripped is all my favorite t-shirts are becoming too small.
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Remember when Lauren Dowdy was here tattooing us?
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Yeah.
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