This is the 911 Colors Podcast with the operator and his exact twin,

minus being born and raised in Kentucky and his herald military service and being born to a completely other mother, Kent Chungus.

The garage door is covered in, I'm covered in it, they may not. I can't move or so I can't tell where it's coming from.

Oh hi Kent. Hi, how are you? I'm Dandy.

I just got finished talking about water beds, water beds and toys, not in that order and super not at the same time.

Oh gosh, I would have to go with probably the scene.

Oh, if you don't say the one that I'm thinking of, maybe I mean, probably the most memorable one is when she let go of Jack and he sank into the ocean.

Oh, that's that was a very watery bed. Good play on words and a good joke and a great scene in a good movie, but not what I was expecting.

Also, just didn't land. It was all those things, but for some reason it doesn't I enjoyed it. I thought that was good. Just didn't she was like it didn't land. Just was like, oh he's talking again.

I should put something I should find something to eat and she looked around like, who knows if there's any snacks around here. So that's yeah, whatever.

Hey, I had an idea for a new podcast though. I wanted to get your idea. Okay, well before that Johnny Depp and not round Elm Street, water bed death. Go ahead.

Or didn't Johnny Depp sleep on a water bed in Edward Sizzarhands? He did and then he accidentally punctured it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Johnny Depp's on a lot of water beds.

Yeah, I didn't even put that together. It's a good point. The first 10 years of his career was just water beds when you said Johnny Depp in. I thought you're gonna say Edward Sizzarhands. His death and not man of Elm Street is on a water bed. Yeah.

If you remember, he's like, he falls asleep and then he pulls the covers back and there's a naked babe in his water bed as he pushes her boobs up against the water bed and then he gets sucked into it and killed and then they built that that set on a giant rotating contraption so that when they.

So even though the film what you're looking at looks like it's it's right side up as they filmed it the room actually rotated upside down and that's why the water pours out of the bed to the ceiling that's how they accomplished that effect. Wow. That's cool. Yeah, I was always wondering how they defied gravity in that scene. That makes sense. I haven't seen the movie. Anyway, sorry. Just kidding. You were talking about something. Yes. So I thought this would be kind of a fun.

I don't know if you know, but demographically speaking, we have a high percentage of the women folk that listen to the 911 calls podcasts. It's like it's like an unequally yoked.

What do you call that split? Yeah, for every woman, three cats.

True. Also, it's like 80 20 years of something like that. It's like 80% women, 20% men. Yeah. And I wanted to give a shout out to those brave men that are listening. Also though, I thought, okay, what if we did a podcast that had to do more with pets, what would it be? And I thought of a good one.

Imagine this. You get a gigantic parrot. And you, the every episode, you put a different board game in front of them and see if they can figure out the board game.

And we call it to can play that game to can play it that game to can play it that game.

Get it to can like it's a so the podcast is just audio of two parrots trying to play a board game. Yeah. And they, they, but they can talk so to be like, what's this? Yeah, but they can't. They, they just remember like two phrases. Hey, I forgot the cheese. I got the cheese.

Oh, so it's just like.

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