This episode is the Drop of the Kars.

It's episode one thousand eight and it's the relevant podcast here in Orlando. I'm your host Cameron Strang

and I'm joining me from Loverland Virginia, it's Jesse Kerry. Hello, from Austin, Texas, downtown, Emily Brown.

Hey, oh, Jamie's out one more time. So we'll be back next week. And from Nashville, Tennessee, artist, producer, mogul, Derek Minor.

What up?

Hey, man.

Man, it is already mid October. Do you guys know what you're doing for Halloween? Are you guys a, are you guys the type people that like plan costumes or anything?

Oh, yeah. You do these elaborate, whatever family. Yeah, we try as a family to all, you know, be in theme.

And I feel like this is one of the most difficult. You don't feel like a theme person to me. Is this coming from your wife? Or is this you?

I mean, look, it's, I don't, I don't, I'm not a happy wife, happy life situation. It's more, it's more the kids, but I speak into it.

Like, we did a few years ago last year was like a space jam year, you know, like we try to find some sort of pop culture.

It's really hard this year, guys. Like because there hasn't been like this big pop culture harm hallmarks, when you start thinking about it, the only one is, and I'm not going to be out there with 5,000 top gun families.

Okay. I can't do it. That's pretty much that's pretty much the big shared pop cultural moment this year was top gun. Can you guys think of anything?

Every year, I have a long list. I'm like, I could do this. This has been very difficult for the shared, you know, like cultural moment that everyone instantly knows the reference.

You could be the cast of the Don't worry, darling movie at the Venice premiere film festival. You could spit on your kid.

Yeah, yeah, I mean, it could be your styles. I do think that would be it, but again, I feel like that it's not a huge pop culture one. I think it would be funny.

Derek, do you do anything for Halloween? Do you dress up?

I mean, I let the kids do it, but I don't really mess with it like I was always just there for the candy.

As a kid, I guess I was just growing up in a costume, you know what I'm saying? Like it's just it never was a thing. It was never like the thing. So it's like now it's just like, hey, I give my kids a little Iron Man costume or whatever we going about our day, you know what I'm saying?

Halloween Halloween in my neighborhood is is very, very big like every adult is dressed up. There's no question. You might come outside. Oh yeah, it's huge.

There's a big black party before the trick or treating, but it's it's pretty much there isn't an adult in the neighborhood who is an in some manner of.

If there's a, if there's a house in your neighborhood that has an open house like it's for sale, do you stand out in the front yard with a clipboard vetting the people considering moving to your neighborhood?

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