Billy on the Street

And it's like, there are like 70 guys.

You couldn't find more than, it's almost like that skit of Billy on the Street where he's like, name a woman.

And they're like, I don't know any.

Right, right.

I'm not going to play the clip because I don't have it loaded and I just don't feel like finding it.

People are doing these on-the-sidewalk interviews like Billy on the Street style and they are like, you know, El Sayed or Rogers.

And this fucking 19-year-old blonde-headed, blue-eyed bimbo in a fucking Umesh t-shirt is like, well, I'm voting for Rogers.

And they're like, why? And they're like, well, I'm not voting for Abdul Mohammed El-Sayed.

First of all, I own the copyright for Satisfying Lies and the music used on this podcast.

Now, I will say in a couple of recent episodes, I've used very, very like three second short clips from Billy on the Street as a joke.

But I don't think anyone cares about that.

But I don't have every single episode of this podcast backed up.

they, they can clock Aaron Judge, but could they name a Ray? Name a Ray.

It's like that Billy On The Street-

[laughs] Right

... bit about name a woman, anyone at all, right? And, and so the Rays are about to play in the World Series, and they do have a bunch of charismatic guys.

You should feel young

... started Billy on the Street when you were 32.

Well, it started before that-

But it took-

I had a stage show called Creation Nation-

Yes

... where I, that's where the Billy on the Street persona developed, live on stage.

And then I said to my friend who was directing the show, who I went to college with, I said, "You know, people in the audience seem to like when I do this guy and I'm getting, like, very angry about pop culture."