Hello everybody and welcome to episode number 800 of stop podcasting yourself, my name's

Graham Clark and with me as always is a man who just could not be more thrilled. The man that I wouldn't

host a podcast to 800 episodes with anybody else. Mr. Dave Shokka. Hi Graham, what a treat to be here.

I was so do you remember our 500 500 episode? Yeah, we did a we did like a we didn't start the fire

thing with little jokes from the show. Yes. And then today I saw that a certain band released their

own, we didn't start the fire that included everything since the lessons Billy Joel's we didn't

start the fire. Whoa, holy shit. And that band is fallout boy. Nice, nice, fallout boy. And so

if you wanted to know if what did they rhyme? Did they put themselves in it for the early

day? They rhymed Pokemon with Oklahoma City bomb. Nice. Nice. They didn't put themselves in it,

but they did mention the black parade, which I believe is just a my chemical romance reference. And

they also mentioned Tom DeLong and aliens. These are big events. These are all equally big of it.

But also alongside like what's 9-11? What's the rhyme with 9-11? Oh, it's the very last line of

the song. World trade, second plane. What else do I have to say? Nice. Wow. Wow. Okay, we got to

get our guests in on this because his eyes are bugging so big on them. You may know him from

his fantastic podcast that just celebrated 500 episodes. Hollywood Hanbok. Hanbok. Hollywood

Hanbok. Sean Clements, everybody. Hi. Hey, thanks. Thank you for being a guest. Oh, gosh. Thanks

for having me. First of all, fallout boy, would not have been my pick or who should do the new

we didn't start the fire. Who would be your pick? I'm very curious. Well, you know, I'm not just

pandering to my Canadian host, probably bear naked ladies. I think are who can handle it in terms

of singing fast and listing a budget specifics. I don't think you're going to do a lot better.

That's true. That is true. I mean, they haven't been

added as much, you know, of late, but I think that could have been good. Or like, what if like

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