Hi everybody welcome to episode 112 of wet jeans. This is your coast Andy and I'm here

with guest star Rob De Niro. De Niro, what was your favorite part about working with

Al Pacino and Irishman? Oh, are these shoes? It was Al Pacino was a great guy or something.

I can't really do it. I can't do De Niro. I don't even know what Rob De Niro. So I'm like

Rob is it a little bit shoes? Is that the Meet the Fockers guy? Yeah. Is that him? Yeah, but

for all the movies for you to name that Robert De Niro and Meet the Fockers is that's

just standard me that that's just like me not knowing what's going on. You're not a sin

you're not a sin a you're not a real sin a file like me. He Meet the Fockers is funny because

it's like that traditional like oh you gotta go meet the parents it's gonna be awkward.

Fuck all that shit dude. I'll go in that house and just start opening up the pantry and

just saying what y'all got in here and start munching. Yeah. Where's all these cordial

shit? Where's your cheesets? Yeah. Yeah. I call that cordial shit. Yeah. I mean cordial

fuck you. Yeah. The cordial sounds like a word that was like popular in like the British

Empire back in like the 1300s. The Empire. The Empire trap shit. Do you still use

lime wire? I'm such an idiot. I get on my pouring off lime wire. Really? Yeah. I just

started using Spotify last week. So I've been paying it all. I've been using a dollar

paying a dollar 29 and up until last week. Per song? Yeah. That was the biggest crime of

the century that Apple is charging a dollar per song. That's how all those rappers stayed

rich. One of the most controversial and bravest comments I've ever made and I'll stand

by is that he Steve Jobs deserved to die for charging a dollar 29 for one song. I

agree with that. He also only made white people emojis. Yeah. Steve Jobs' entire life

span. There wasn't black emojis until after he died and I was definitely like a thing

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