WFMU: Garbage Time: Playlist from May 19, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:01am WoodsOfNH: SO green...
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Cry Matty! And let slip the Bad Boys of Garbage!
	9:01am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:02am Miles: hello hello Matt I know I'm dirty and everything but...
	9:02am franny: Greener than the garbage of spring.....
	9:02am deborah: Continued Good Morning Everyone!
	9:02am David (in London): Yo, Garbaggios. And a whooping Tuesday salute to the Bad Fancy Boy.
	9:03am Miles: you might could...
	9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: He's got some lovely dresses!
	9:03am franny: I reckon so.
	9:03am Toothgrinder Tom: This show got a hell of a sound ...
	9:03am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all. Today the Garbage man here was working alone.Rough job.Cheers.
	9:04am franny: This guy is probably in jail now.
	9:04am sphere: Great. I am using my laptop and now I am subject to the FONT OF EVIL.
	9:04am Miles: Oh right OTHER songs too
	9:05am steveo: Good morning, Matt. You ain't got no picture tube, baby, but you got a heck of a sound.
	9:05am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning garbagios
	9:05am Toothgrinder Tom: Hey David in London, I saw you on this board during the early morning show. I guess a time zone will do that to you. But why was I awake at 4 am eastern standard time, you ask? Weird dreams.
	9:05am zopa: Matt. (slight head nod. moves toothpick to other side of mouth)
	9:06am Miles: ooh Child
	9:06am Rachel Bo Bachel: Ahoy Matt! What a fancy boy you are
	9:06am Toothgrinder Tom: @Ken I bet those dresses have a heck of a funk to them.
	9:06am Andy Plants: Top of the morning
	9:08am Brian D: Is it okay if I think Matt is playing "You'll Never Walk Alone" in celebration of Glasgow Celtic being champions of Scotland for the 9th time in a row?
	9:08am David (in London): Hey T.Tom - Yeah, I was listening to Jesse whilst doing my morning yoga routine, and I heard your name. I just assumed you were doing some wild up-all-night thing, probably out of your mind on Benzedrine and tomato sandwiches.
	9:08am Handy Haversack: I'm just going to walk alone here for a bit if that's OK.
	9:09am David (in London): Handy, you'll never walk alone.
	9:09am franny: Sitar. Yes.
	9:10am ami ad: @Handy Haversack:Over many walks alone,I've discovered you're bever alone in the big city.
	9:10am franny: I want a Staples button but instead of saying 'That was easy' it will just be Sitar.
	9:11am steveo: @Brian My friend Floyd told me that's Liverpool's song.
	9:12am Bongola Merkel: greetings garbaggios.
	9:12am Brian D: Liverpool's first. Celtic's second. Heck, we can celebrate for Liverpool, too.
	9:13am Mandy: this is going to be a "clicky star every song" kinda show today, huh
	9:13am Handy Haversack: @ami ad, the alonest I ever managed to get in the city was in the Financial District on Xmas afternoon, 1999. We had taken the PATH back from NJ and were walking from WTC. We didn't see ANYONE for about 20 blocks. We got to the W. Village, and Kenny's Castaways was open and we grabbed hold as if to a life preserver! Ended up a very pleasant night.
	9:13am People Like Us: I can never tell if Matt is singing over things (like now)
	9:16am Phillippe Bastille: I am likin' this song!
	9:16am jmr3: hearing this thinking 'this is my kind of music!' and then seeing that it's Kryssi Battalene. Great! and Of course!
	9:17am David (in London): Hey Phillippe.
	9:17am ami ad: @Handy Haversack:Wheew,that's a long time ago.I was walking the desert a lot back then.Got good boots?
	9:18am Toothgrinder Tom: @DiL are you a Liverpool supporter? The papers want to know whose shirt you wear?
	9:18am WoodsOfNH: I'm gonna have to bust out my guitar effects thingie and play faux-sitar melodies all afternoon.
	9:19am Brian D: @Toothgrinder... just not the Sun.
	9:20am steveo: @Brian does Glasgow say SELL-tic or KELL-tic?
	9:22am Diezel Tea: Hot garbage, indeed.
	9:22am Jim the Poet: Enjoying a little Garbage Time from the UWS. Good morning, Matt and all!
	9:22am Handy Haversack: I've never been asked and I never replied If I supported the Glasgow Ranger @ami ad: Actually, around that time I switched from Docs to Vegetarian Shoes paratrooper boots. Those are my standard boot now.
	9:23am franny: When I'm working I almost feel like I'm listening to Avant Ghetto, this is a real driving in your converted van across the country set already.
	9:23am Threemoons: Hello Daddy Garbage, fellow Garbagistas and Garbage Flies...
	9:23am Brian D: @Steveo... SELL-tic.
	9:23am David (in London): T.Tom - No, I'm a north London Jew, so my team are the (at the moment semi) mighty Tottenham Hotspur. Diezel - Wow, long time sir. How are you?
	9:23am Rev. Turnip Druid: Carrot cake. Who has it.
	9:23am Brian D: @Handy... SHANE!
	9:24am Toothgrinder Tom: I don’t know what it’s like in the U.K. but over here it seems like everyone and their cat Noodles is a Liverpool fan. Reminds me of how it was revealed circa 1988 that everyone was a closet Deadhead.
	9:24am steveo: @Brian interesting! My spouse was watching a Scottish show on Netflix a while ago. Fortunately there were subtitles. :)
	9:25am Toothgrinder Tom: @DiL Hotspur, perfect for rooster wranglers!
	9:25am zopa: Enough of this Premiere League talk. Hurling! That's where it's at nowadays!
	9:25am Brian D: @Steveo... The Scottish highlands accent can be particularly challenging. But I'm pretty well-versed in Glaswegian at this point.
	9:26am Jim the Poet: Oh I love Hurling
	9:26am Toothgrinder Tom: @Steveo which show was it?
	9:27am p20: "We discuss a particular stringy modular cosmology with two axion fields in seven space-time dimensions, decomposable as a time and two flat three-spaces. The effective equations of motion for the problem are those of the SU(3) Toda molecule, and hence are integrable. We write down the solutions, and show that all of them are singular. They can be thought of as a generalization of the Pre-Big-Bang cosmology with excited internal degrees of freedom, and still suffering from the graceful exit problem" - from Nemanja Kaloper "Stringy Toda Cosmologies", 1996 arxiv.org...
	9:27am sphere: Phew! I have defeated the FONT OF EVIL for now. Only now....
	9:27am Toothgrinder Tom: Hurling or curling.
	9:27am David (in London): zopa - Hurling and curling. Growth sports for the future both. Rev - Hello! T.Tom - Yes, I'm training my rooster to stand on a ball in imitation of the club crest.
	9:27am Ashtabula: Ooooh, I like this
	9:28am David (in London): Hey p20.
	9:28am Toothgrinder Tom: Is that the team with ‘arry Kane? And Deli Ali?
	9:28am Handy Haversack: David -- the last thing I told you was to mind the carrot cake! Hey, R. T. Druid! David, one day maybe I'll join you From a fried egg in Valtaro's To a Tottenham Court Road ice cream So get that rooster trained! @Jim: I love hurling, too! I was in Galway City during the championship a few years back. What a sport! Blew me away.
	9:28am Diezel Tea: @David I'm not posting often because Corollawalrus has increased my workload. Might be back here in a few weeks, months, number of times I listen to ABBA by myself and dance with my doggies.))
	9:30am Megaroni: Is that Station Mgr Ken dancing on your profile pic? Omg, fab
	9:30am Ashtabula: has an Oh Sees vibe
	9:30am Rev. Turnip Druid: Used to watch Premiere League regularly & finally got so sick of the money/corruption I went down the food-chain until I hit League Two, which is just about right (Exeter City!) Of course you can't get those matches here (probably not without paying large sums) ... and do they even broadcast those anyway?
	9:31am p20: GR has a song called "Fred Hampton", so I approve of them.
	9:31am Matt Warwick: Gooooooooooooooooood mornin' ya lil garbaggios
	9:31am ami ad: @Handy Haversack:Yeah,Docs are not for walking.Last week I walked to Greenpoint and found a spot to sit alone at 67 West Alley,a few tables and no one around,had a Tyskie and a spliff.
	9:32am p20: (despite the kind of shitty guitar playing)
	9:33am Megaroni: It would be great to hear you sing for us this morning Matt! Love it when you belt it out
	9:34am Handy Haversack: @ami ad! My dude, you were a 10-minute walk away! Though I also saw a friend take a pic of that alley the other day, and it was thronged with people. Glad you got there at a peaceful time.
	9:34am David (in London): Rev - Exeter City's day with Michael Jackson, Uri Gellar and David Blaine is still one of my favourite moments of football in the 21st Century.
	9:35am Lixiviated Life: I dont think I can do this today I need to be excused
	9:35am zopa: When I was living in Denver a few years ago, I practiced a few times with the Denver Gaels club. I was in my late 40's at the time. Ok shape, but not great. So, I tended goal. Well...there were a few lads from the old country on the team then, and they decided to put me to the test. I still have the scars. One shot in particular still haunts me to the day. One of the forwards fired off a rocket aimed straight at my head. Instinctively, despite the fact that I was wearing a helmet, I turned my head. Bam! Right in the ear! Blood and everything. The coach wouldn't let me practice for the rest of the session. Soooo humiliating.
	9:35am WoodsOfNH: Ever notice how Matt's dancing man is always dancing in time to the music?
	9:36am David (in London): It's been well documented that the quality of Docs has absolutely plummeted after the brand was sold to a private equity fund and production outsourced to the far east. Solovair, however, are still the real deal (though more expensive, it's true) and still made in Northamptonshire. This comment was brought to you by the Northants Shoe Marketing Board.
	9:36am Sean: GREAT SHOW! From deep isolation in Australia.
	9:36am Toothgrinder Tom: Tonight, Matt sings in a very special episode of ‘Garbage Time.’
	9:36am steveo: @Toothgrinder I think it was Still Game
	9:37am Rev. Turnip Druid: @David(iL): HAH! Indeed. I did find a copy of perhaps the greatest fan book ever written (Gus Honeybun, Your Boys Took One Hell of a Beating), re: Exeter City -- 'tis hilarious. Also: lovely sounds Capt.Garbage.
	9:38am Laura in Peekskill: @zopa, I lived in Denver a few years ago too, but I was injured only emotionally.
	9:39am Marley P. Dogg: What does one do when coffee no longer has any effect?
	9:39am ami ad: @David(in London):Had a pair in the Grunge days,the pains of high school made worse....
	9:40am Laura in Peekskill: @Marley: More coffee.
	9:40am Marley P. Dogg: @Laura - haha - already on cup number 3
	9:41am Laura in Peekskill: Pfft. Amateur.
	9:41am David (in London): @ami ad - It was the right response. Bonus points to your younger self!
	9:42am WoodsOfNH: I have to stop after 3 cups. Otherwise, I get that feeling like I need to unzip my skin and get out!
	9:42am zopa: @Laura Yeah, the front range can do that... I hear they extended the RTD to the airport finally.
	9:43am b!!!: Yaaaaaay Hi Matt!
	9:43am Jim the Poet: MORE ECHO
	9:43am p20: you can drink green tea all night long if you wanna stay up and not get coffee OD
	9:43am Ken From Hyde Park: I echo Jim the Poet.
	9:44am Jim the Poet: TACO TUESDAY
	9:44am map: tuesday weld
	9:44am Laura in Peekskill: Green tea tastes like water that's got something wrong with it.
	9:44am Laura in Peekskill: (and what's wrong with it is the green tea)
	9:44am franny: Taco pronounced the British way. I'm drinking Green Tea.
	9:44am TheoC in Sharon CT: Tension Tuesday’s!
	9:44am Marley P. Dogg: 35% more echo/same low price
	9:45am p20: ok laura more of the good stuff for me!
	9:45am Rev. Turnip Druid: @Marley - It's serious. I got to the point of downing 2 Excedrin (for the caffeine), a pot of coffee, and a 5-hour energy before 4pm. Then had to play the tolerance game & detox with yerba maté for a couple of weeks, then start up the coffee again. Even now it doesn't "work" like it's supposed to. Fried too many neurons or sumthin'.
	9:45am Kevin in Doomsville: Garbage Day!
	9:45am p20: @Franny: Do they really say TACK-O ? I've never heard.
	9:45am Marley P. Dogg: New music used to come out on Tuesdays
	9:46am David (in London): In the Sixities, the Mods in London used to buy over-the-counter inhalers, take out the Benzedrine strips that were contained within, and dip them into tea. All the benefits of a good cuppa, with some, ahem, real pick-me-up. Sadly no longer possible in 2020. Sigh.
	9:48am ami ad: Best Tea is served with whiskey and hash.
	9:48am Jeezuseffinchrist: ALL CLASS
	9:48am p20: @ami ad: I'm down
	9:48am 12539: Tricorn!
	9:49am waters7: Tricorn!
	9:49am WoodsOfNH: Also wearing assless pants.
	9:49am franny: @p20 - yeah I can confirm ( I'm not British ) that Brits say Tack-o. The British person I've heard say it is Northern manc.
	9:49am Crei6hton: Morning
	9:50am slater: Mein Hut, der hat drei Ecken
	9:50am Lixiviated Life: It's a tri-corn hat Matt. IT'S A TRICORN HAT I SAID
	9:50am ami ad: p20:Yeah,woke and boke today,gonna continue through the day.@Matt:Haven't received my Tricorn in the mail yet.
	9:50am The Butterman: 3 corns are better than one. Unless they’re on your foot.
	9:50am karlward: Bad Fancy, the magazine
	9:51am Lixiviated Life: You my friend are a Bad Fancy Boy I SAID
	9:51am Marley P. Dogg: Weird package: www.instagram.com...
	9:51am Lixiviated Life: ITS FRIGG'N TRI CORN I SAID
	9:51am Laura in Peekskill: Tricorn, you'll like it.
	9:51am David (in London): Franny / p20 - That's how I would say it too. Is that wrong?
	9:51am Rachel Bo Bachel: Karlward like cat fancy? I used to have a subscription to “horse illustrated” when I was in 6th grade!
	9:51am p20: ....und hätt' er nicht drei Ecken...
	9:51am Rev. Turnip Druid: OMNICORN
	9:52am Asheville Jon: MATT: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:52am Rachel Bo Bachel: Matt my daughter Rose said you’re a nice guy
	9:52am David (in London): Personally, I've always felt that anything above a bicorn is a waste of corn.
	9:52am Lixiviated Life: ok ok serenity now SERENITY NOW
	9:52am RabidRabbit: I second the motion that it's a tricorn hat :P
	9:52am Rachel Bo Bachel: I need to warn her about bad fancy boys
	9:52am p20: D(iL): In the US and Mexico people say Taah-ko
	9:52am yawn: bad fancy boy sounds like a boy who's bad at being fancy, whereas a fancy bad boy is both fancy and bad
	9:53am Handy Haversack: Lousy one-cob useless American corn. This is what's wrong with this country!
	9:53am Andrew_in_WI: It was Felder! He sent some pieces of Heavy-ish Metal!!!
	9:53am DeemerDave: It' tri-corner or tri-cornered hat. Jeeesh!
	9:53am Jeezuseffinchrist: If anyone is interested, the Eliott Smith biopic is available streaming free, I just found..... happymag.tv...
	9:53am Lixiviated Life: @ yawn its the former not the latter
	9:53am franny: @Lixiviated Life I think I remember that time you quoted Benjamin Britten on here. It was funny. I think that was you I'm not sure.
	9:53am TDK60: Good morning Lord Skeleton Bad Boy Disc Jockey Warwick.
	9:54am p20: D(iL): I subscribe to descriptive rather than prescriptive theories of linguistics, so nothing anyone says is ever really "wrong". But I'd laff if I heard "TACK-O".
	9:54am franny: Starting to understand something is going on about corn here.
	9:54am ami ad: Where will all the corn go now that meat farms are shutting down?All the Tricorn hats in the world?
	9:55am Jeezuseffinchrist: ps, Matt I love this
	9:55am karlward: The Garbage Man has discovered the devil's ear
	9:55am Handy Haversack: It does tend to sound to ungenerous American ears like some kind of London tabloid nickname for a celebrity scamp. TACKO TAKES IT ALL OFF. That sort of thing.
	9:55am karlward: (Devil's ear is a three eared corncob)
	9:55am Lixiviated Life: ... I'm worn out with this whole fancy bad hat boy thing. I ... I gotta go lay down.
	9:55am David (in London): p20 - Wow, OK, I will try and readjust my pronunciation accordingly. "Excuse me, since this is Taah-ko Bell, I would like to order a Bellbeefer please."
	9:55am p20: ami ad: more tortiallas for Taah-ko Tuesday. And don't forget corn liquor!
	9:55am zopa: I believe the accepted term is maize.
	9:55am karlward: (Also I just made that up, but it is definitely true)
	9:56am iiibeat: I say . . fancy bad AND bad fancy . . fancy bad boy and bad fancy boy fancy bad bad boy fancy.
	9:56am fleep: Is this the show to which I am listening?
	9:57am franny: Maybe there are British people that say Tah-ko, but I think they'd be like the cool international Brit that has friends in LA and comes home and corrects everyone.
	9:57am Dropof Goldensun: Gōdne morᵹen Matt.
	9:57am Ken From Hyde Park: The USPS tracking number indicates the pizza box was shipped from Red Hill, PA, on May 13, if that clue is important.
	9:58am b!!!: That drawing is amazing haha
	9:59am ami ad: @p20:Is the popcorn craze over or is the market open for some more exciting flavors?
	9:59am franny: For more embarassing pronounciations I will offer my mom still pronounces tomatoes 'tah-may-ters'.
	9:59am WoodsOfNH: Is the tri-corn a particle or a wave?
	9:59am David (in London): Ahem, Franny, I'll have you know that I AM a cool international Brit with friends in LA. And I still say TAK-oh. Sigh x 2.
	10:00am Laura in Peekskill: 3-ear-of-corn hat = best swag ever
	10:00am franny: Well good job @David. My mom will never say tomato right.
	10:02am franny: That tricorn hat in the playlist just looks like grided penises.
	10:03am p20: Oh! new Ryley Walker, fabulous! I love this guy.
	10:04am Ken From Hyde Park: The hat represents the three primary types of corn: sweet corn, field corn and popcorn.
	10:04am sphere: My favorite "local" words are Pittsburgh's "yinz" and Baltimore's "hon." Oldies but goodies!
	10:04am StringOFperils: Clicky-starring Ryiley Walker.
	10:05am p20: ami ad: Garret's Popcorn in Chicago is pretty popular. I don't think it's a fad, more of a tradition. The "Chicago Mix" is a mixture of cheese and caramel. I think it's kinda gross but people love it. Other weird flavors are just a distraction IMO.
	10:06am Doug in JC: An old school Jersey guy named Tony I used to work with always said "jooz guys". Got in trouble once when another employee mistook his wording
	10:07am p20: wow! Track 4 on this new Ryley Walker EP (which, sadly, is digital-only) is titled "Green Tea, While Safe, Is Technically Satanic"
	10:08am franny: I just had the weirdest image of dark blue marbled gold speckled popcorn that tastes like berries. I've got to get. a. grip Ryley did it.
	10:08am Toothgrinder Tom: @sphere In Bawlmore they tayke you into their hayme. (Native Marylander here.)
	10:09am franny: I just switched to Ginseng tea....so I feel a little less of the Green Tea stigma.
	10:09am franny: @Doug ouch.
	10:09am Windy City: Hey Matt did you mention the Mountain movers have a new album out ? I didn’t see it in your play list Or maybe I’m losing my mind and you didn’t say this ....help
	10:10am David (in London): Cheese and caramel popcorn? Sweet mercy on us. Would you like furred arterities with that?
	10:10am Lixiviated Life: @Doug in JC I still say "You's guys"
	10:11am Laura in Peekskill: Has anyone else noticed an increase in non-Southern usage of "y'all"?
	10:11am Lixiviated Life: ... but I never write "You's guys" (although I guess I just did. twice)
	10:11am p20: @D(iL): I don't eat the stuff. But it's wildly popular. In Chicago, only the strong and hardy ones survive.
	10:11am StringOFperils: Here in the WFMU Test-Kitchen and Industrial Flavor Development Department, tea and popcorn were explored, while future options in cheese-&-caramel-infused caffiene nuggets have been tabled as possible projects in the 3rd quarter...
	10:11am ami ad: @p20:So what's your flavor?
	10:12am Handy Haversack: So David, I am assuming that the all-purpose U.S. American prefix "chili-cheese" has not arrived in North London?
	10:12am Laura in Peekskill: tabled, geddit?
	10:12am Toothgrinder Tom: The original cool international Brit = Henry James.
	10:12am iiibeat: Is the tricorn hat . . lol Is it a hat with a three headed unicorn protruding from it?
	10:12am franny: Yeah, I've noticed non-southern people saying ya'll.
	10:12am p20: I like my popcorn with butter and a little bit of salt. Although that Japanese seasoning mix (Gomasio?) can be fun.
	10:13am franny: like I thought it was a country or southern thing but I guess not.
	10:13am Toothgrinder Tom: @Laura you bet.
	10:13am p20: no, i was thinking of Togarashi
	10:13am ami ad: Any healthy popcorn options?Is that even a possibility?
	10:15am Toothgrinder Tom: I thought popcorn was healthy. It’s mostly air.
	10:15am Laura in Peekskill: @ami No salt, no butter, y'all.
	10:15am franny: When I used to eat popcorn, it tastes good to put Tajin or lemon juice on it.
	10:15am David (in London): Handy, it has now! The Runzas will pioneer it.
	10:15am iiibeat: ami ad Jody's Popcorn makes at least one light pop . . Lemon pepper and olive oil, I think.
	10:15am sphere: @ Toothgrinder Tom, I was born in Mongee County so I don't count. :)
	10:16am Toothgrinder Tom: Don’t say y’all much but I know I’m southern because I love me some grits.
	10:16am WoodsOfNH: Two words: truffle salt
	10:16am coelacanth∅: ami ad i use an air-popper then add flax seed oil, ume vinegar and maybe cayenne powder, onion powder, sage, etc...must be at least a little nutritious
	10:17am Toothgrinder Tom: @sphere I’m from PG County so excuse me if I steal your car.
	10:17am zivilars: This song annoys me, not gonna lie
	10:17am TDK60: My microwave isn't working so I tried to see if I could pop popcorn from a microwave bag in a pot. Didn't work.
	10:18am Laura in Peekskill: Just as well, that stuff'll kill you.
	10:18am ami ad: What about Nutritional Yeast as a topping?Is corn even for human consumption?
	10:19am Doug in JC: I cook with nutritional yeast a lot but never tried it on popcorn. Our cats LOVE that stuff
	10:19am StringOFperils: I was going to suggest Moong Dal. It's still too salty to be ultimately good for you, but at least it's lentil. You can get it in Indian stores/communities.
	10:19am Handy Haversack: "Youse don't want the Runzas to chili-cheese yinz, Blue Billy! "
	10:19am franny: What I'm getting here is that lemon flavor is whre it's at. My cats literally pulled down the nutritional yeast from a shelf and ate a whole 8 oz bag. Why? My cats also eat spirulina algae.
	10:19am David (in London): Nutritional Yeast Vs The Chicago Mix. I feel a low-budget creature feature coming on...
	10:20am Mike & Dusty: nutritional yeast on popcorn ist rad
	10:20am Doug in JC: what about Old Bay?
	10:20am ami ad: @stringsOFperil:Power on,never forget Kale....
	10:20am Mike & Dusty: so good it’s almost a sandwich Old Bay on potato chips is a Seaboard classique
	10:20am Toothgrinder Tom: Old Bay, hey that’s a good idea!
	10:21am WoodsOfNH: @franny The green poops must be disturbing.
	10:21am David (in London): Handy, any foe hearing you say that with a halberd in your hand will be quaking in their boots.
	10:21am Mike & Dusty: Utz’s Crab Chips wotta delight
	10:21am Doug in JC: Roasted kale chips with old bay ... I could eat them all day long
	10:21am Phillippe Bastille: Old Bay, baby!
	10:21am Ken From Hyde Park: Green tea popcorn may or may not be a good experiment.
	10:22am Toothgrinder Tom: I was going to put Old Bay on home made French fries.
	10:23am coelacanth∅: i used to throw nutritional yeast on my popcorn. i don't know if it's really that great for ya. i loved it though
	10:23am David (in London): I was supposed to be using this lowdown to upskill myself in some key areas. I guess I have, but it seems mostly to involve flowbees, Old Bay and runzas.
	10:23am Handy Haversack: Quaking in their corporate sell-out Docs, David! (Though we love you still, Alexei Sayle!)
	10:24am p20: @Matt: Loving this whole set, starting with the Sam Burton
	10:24am Phillippe Bastille: We live in prime Old Bay territory. Surprised they haven't started putting it on blueberry danishes. We have the restaurant-sized container...
	10:25am p20: @coelacanth∅: it's loaded with protein and B-vitamins, why wouldn't it be good for you?
	10:26am David (in London): Handy - You must never say that name to an old veteran of Stoke Newington!
	10:26am ami ad: @p20:Because of the popcorn?
	10:28am Handy Haversack: A lowly halberdier, I have much to learn. Up the Runzas!
	10:28am Doug in JC: Speaking of food (braggin), we had morel risotto last night and maitake picatta the night before
	10:28am coelacanth∅: someone once asked me to make popcorn like i made it before...with that cheese powder and liquid butter. what it was was nutritional yeast and flax oil, with seasonings. no cheese, no butter.
	10:29am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: hey all your garbaggios
	10:29am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: you*
	10:30am David (in London): Handy - A long-held grudge by the few remaining old timers such as myself. Put 'Alexei Sayle Stoke Newington' into the search engine of your choice for the historic low-down. A Runza never forgives, never forgets...
	10:30am fleep: Howdy, Farmer Rye. Got any corn?
	10:31am sphere: i say everybody ought to try corn some time or another.
	10:32am coelacanth∅: p20 i'm not saying it's not. but it's been praised as a "superfood" in the past, when it does not have the whole range of b vitamins and the ones it has are in low quantities. just a little protein... this unless you're eating bowlfulls of the stuff, which would make most people sick. but yeah, some value for sure
	10:34am franny: Tahini has made a pretty good vegan cheese for me in the past. Never put it on popcorn, but love it on Wakame. I love it so much on Wakeme. Like Vegan Mac and Cheese ......gonna go buy some Wakame.
	10:34am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere @10:04 have you been more hesitant to use the "hon" word in recent years? It used to be my default greeting to a person I'm interacting with back in the day. Not so much now. I think some of the younger folks see it as demeaning.
	10:34am Santos L. Halper: Enjoying all this space garbage. Greetings Matt and jmr3.
	10:34am Cmurtha: Why is Matt Fasting? and why the tri-corn hat?
	10:35am Lixiviated Life: Lost it implies that you at some point in time had it.
	10:35am Doug in JC: Ever mix tahini and soy sauce?
	10:35am franny: Mmmmm. Matt I fast too! Don't talk to the bagel.
	10:36am franny: Tell that bagel to stop. Stem cell regeneration is more important.
	10:36am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: oh yeah i got greens, potatoes, tomatoes, rams, lambs, YOU NAME IT!!
	10:36am Joe D.: if anyone else would like to harass matt by sending him bagel pictures, dm me
	10:36am franny: Oh yeah tahini can mix with everything - like Coco Aminos too. I'm glad I'm not fasting right now.
	10:36am Handy Haversack: Matt's just in his own remake of Better Off Dead while we witter away about yeast and popcorn and boots!
	10:37am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: or that good good mexican corn, grilled and covered in whipped butter and spicy dust
	10:38am franny: I'v been arrested by food take me in....ooo wooo oh.
	10:38am Marley P. Dogg: Salt bagels are the best
	10:38am StringOFperils: mmmm..Mexican spicy dust
	10:38am Lixiviated Life: I'm learning to like Matt.
	10:38am coelacanth∅: franny i once told someone i have a good "vegan" cream soup recipe and she got excited and asked for the ingredients. the first thing i said was tahini and she stopped me "nope!" i guess some people hate tahini.
	10:38am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: cmon matt!!
	10:38am ami ad: I'm still waiting for the Swedish bagel to be created.
	10:39am Cmurtha: Is "hon" in baltimore the same as "hun" used by old waitresses across the nation, or does it mean something else?
	10:39am Greg from ZONE 5: Good Morning, Matt & Garbaggios!
	10:39am Marley P. Dogg: Top ten bagels - go!
	10:39am franny: Tahini without additives can be cruel. I always put spices and tumeric in mine. Vingegar or lemon in it is the bomb
	10:39am Toothgrinder Tom: @Cmurtha he’s auditioning for the WFMU production of ‘Johnny Tremaine.’
	10:40am Sean d: My toaster burns everything....but its ok its a new toaster!
	10:40am franny: Penis corns.
	10:40am mink: Haaaaaa! :-D
	10:40am Ken From Hyde Park: How's come they never made a bagel in straight form instead of the torus shape, and then you could use them for hot dog buns?
	10:40am p20: @Matt: Maybe you should put this drawing on a T-shirt for the next Marathon
	10:41am Phillippe Bastille: @Cmurtha pretty much the same thing, except a large portion of the population of Baltimore and it's surrounding neighborhoods thought we were diner waitresses
	10:41am coelacanth∅: i put tahini in ramen soup, on rice, and occasionally make a salad dressing of tahini and salsa. mm mm
	10:41am StringOFperils: Jimmycrack Corn
	10:41am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: great corn! some of the best corn, people love this corn
	10:41am zopa: MAIZE!!!! G'DAMMIT! MAIZE!
	10:41am Jeezuseffinchrist: someone asked if this is being broadcast from the toilet seat?
	10:42am WoodsOfNH: Is a hot dog in a bagel a sandwich?
	10:42am franny: NO way Matt was fasting and then ate a bagel, he'd be crying in colon pain.
	10:42am Lixiviated Life: @P20 Agreed. There better be some kinda Tri-Corn swag, that's all I'm say'n
	10:42am David (in London): Phillippe - "My duck" ("me duck") was a standard old country greeting where I grew up. Sadly now dying out in younger generations.
	10:42am Doug in JC: Mashed potatoes with tahini and onions, some chili powder on top. I'm getting all worked up and can't eat lunch for another 2 hours
	10:42am morphe': CORN almost always has an even number of rows: http://www.weirduniverse.net/blog/comments/corn_with_odd_number_of_rows/
	10:43am Lixiviated Life: i'm getting ZERO work done today
	10:43am ami ad: WoodsOfNH:Haha.If you add a bag of chips and a drink does it turn into a meal?
	10:44am Matt Warwick: @lix sink into the CORN
	10:44am Cmurtha: I see, good luck matt, and as for hun/hon - I think that's become a gendered/age based thing for if its insulting or not. Its hugely insulting in the trans community, but I imagine it varies widely by area to area for if it is insulting or not, but I don't know the situation in Maryland specifically.
	10:44am sphere: The Baltimore (or Bawlimer) "hon" is pronounced "HAWN" in contrast the usual "hun"
	10:44am Phillippe Bastille: @DiL that's a rather odd one. An odd duck, you might say.
	10:44am Itzall Hear: Punchin' in late due to actual work responsibilities but man, that Luke Scheider piece was great. Makes me want to put on some Daisy Dukes and shake my money.
	10:44am franny: Tahini and onions yes please......@Lixiviated Life "work". lol. I'm just in excel and then I look back here for tahini recipes.
	10:45am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: each corn kernel is connected to the hair that comes out the husk. once one pollen grain hits a hair it can turn into a kernel. praise the great winds of the prairie
	10:45am coelacanth∅: i grew this corn once www.projectpurityseeds.com... "country gentleman" - some of the best corn i ever ate. no rows.
	10:45am morphe': Good corn graphic in this site a few clicks down showing why normally even number of rows.. https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/21461/why-cant-a-corn-cob-have-13-rows-of-seeds
	10:46am franny: All this corn porn.
	10:46am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: corn hub : your friend in the corn ages
	10:46am David (in London): Phillippe, it comes from the same root at 'duke' (not related to the bird), and it's rather nice when said by an old yokel. I am practising for when I can say it with aged authority.
	10:47am David (in London): Yo morphester.
	10:48am Handy Haversack: I can't decide if that makes me more or less comfortable with "lord love a duck."
	10:48am Phillippe Bastille: @DiL we do have traditions to uphold, that's for sure
	10:49am morphe': david van der Stoke - trying to get my son Simon out cycling before the 1900 Madrid kid clampdown... if not later ....on the morrow..
	10:50am sphere: i took a quick google on "hon" and "transgender" i did not know that it is being used as an insult! The tradition of using "hon" in Baltimore is pretty deep. Someone tried to trademark "hon" in Baltimore and the backlash was so fierce that she had to recant.
	10:50am Victor Eremita: Kids started having a dance party. I had to kick them out so I could work. Now I feel bad.
	10:50am coelacanth∅: morphé thanks for that link. interesting. i wonder what the cause of deviation is, like the one i grew...
	10:51am David (in London): morphe - Spain needs its new Miguel Indurain, so crack that whip! Handy - That was a favourite phrase of my mother's! Ha ha! Do you have that in US English still?
	10:51am ami ad: Do Beef burgers taste different than Cow burgers?
	10:51am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere remember the rogue addition of "hon" to the Welcome to Baltimore sign on the BWI Parkway? Somebody kept putting it up, the police kept taking it down
	10:52am Cmurtha: @sphere I imagine if its super common in Baltimore to say this it'd not be taken that way? But, I don't know, I was just remarking on Phillipe's question as someone of the younger generation and how I see people reacting to "hun' generally.
	10:52am sphere: @ Phillippe Bastille - indeed I do! Don't forget eating at Cafe Hon or participating in Hampden's Honfest.
	10:53am sphere: @Cmurtha - i am totally not offended. it's just that "hon" is an iconic word in Baltimore and the shift in meaning is interesting.
	10:55am Doug in JC: If any North Jersey people care to help out, Hackensack Riverkeeper's HQ burned down this weekend www.gofundme.com...
	10:55am Toothgrinder Tom: ‘Hon’ is to Bawl’more as ‘fuhgeddaboutit’ is to New Yawk.
	10:56am David (in London): Cor blimey T.Tom.
	10:58am Toothgrinder Tom: @DiL lol, next you’ll be speaking pirate to me. (I enjoyed the discourse on ‘me duck’ though.)
	10:58am Phillippe Bastille: @Cmurtha @sphere @TT I think there's a shift from it just being a vague term of familiarity that just was to something that has become institutionalized (though that may not be the right word)
	10:58am b!!!: This toiret status is great.
	10:59am Handy Haversack: @Doug, ugh, that's awful. Thanks. @DiL: No, I'm that cool international Murikan that has friends in Stoke Newington and comes home and corrects everyone. I don't think it's common parlance here. The movie made a lasting impression, though! @T.Tom: The last two letters of the Brooklyn alphabet are "fucking A" and "fucko!"!
	11:00am WoodsOfNH: I've gotten zero work done today. I have, however, added three entries to my Bandcamp list.
	11:01am Itzall Hear: This show is SO much better than it has to be! Thanks Mr. Warwick.
	11:01am Toothgrinder Tom: @Phillipe you mean it’s become a stereotype and/or affectation?
	11:02am sphere: @ Phillippe @Cmurtha @TT - I think the typical use of "hun" got paired up with a negative connotation. Kinda like "bless your heart."
	11:02am Itzall Hear: @WoodsOfNH; that's a regular side effect of listening to WFMU. IMPULSE CONTROL is LOW.
	11:03am Toothgrinder Tom: @Handy that’s funny
	11:05am P-90: ...the deafening sound of No Felder...
	11:05am Itzall Hear: The resolution note for "Massive Oscillations" is the EXACT pitch of the dude's leaf blower outside my window! Perfect. Beautiful.
	11:05am Phillippe Bastille: @TT I think even more than that. There are few women who dress up as "hons" (beehive hairdos, cat eye glasses, tacky costume jewelry) that sit near us at Ravens games and who refer to themselves as The Hons. It's literally a costume.
	11:06am David (in London): P-90 - This note's for you.... www.youtube.com...
	11:06am Fredo: Hey everyone
	11:07am sphere: @ Phillippe Bastille I can confirm that observation.
	11:07am The Butterman: You can dance if you want to...
	11:08am ranjit: what if i don't want to leave my friends behind
	11:08am LP Stevenson: Right now I’m missing Heavy Metal.
	11:08am WoodsOfNH: @Itzal Truth. Zero...impulse...control....
	11:09am Ken From Hyde Park: You can't get away with stuff in the garden. The potatoes have eyes, the corn has ears and the beans stalk.
	11:10am egould310: It’s not just a massive oscillation; there are a kabillion teeny-tiny oscillations in there too. And some stupid oscillations, too.
	11:10am Handy Haversack: @Phillippe: Sounds like maybe it's been identitarianly commodified. So has passed from camp to kitsch, and there's often an edge of the reactionary in kitsch.
	11:11am coelacanth∅: i like when there's more than one leaf blower outside and their pitches go in and out of sync with each-other
	11:12am coelacanth∅: (... though i'd prefer if there were no leaf blowers at all.)
	11:12am Lixiviated Life: These Massive Oscillation were exactly what I needed
	11:12am Itzall Hear: @coeley, yes, same. But there is a little magic when the tones align with actual music, as is the case this morning.
	11:14am coelacanth∅: Itzall absolutely
	11:15am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy I may have to look up "identitarianly commodified" but it sounds like something that would be accurate...
	11:15am The Butterman: Ranjit, your friends will have to dance with you!
	11:16am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: i will too like to add my condolences for no FELDER. stay strong felder nation
	11:18am Lixiviated Life: Git along lil' dawg eees
	11:18am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: we will all ride upon the corpses of our enemies to the cosmic boob temple and forever reside in the shiny metallic kingdom
	11:19am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: i love how glen jones says doggies too
	11:19am Mike & Dusty: Matt you could easily get a letter from a licensed psychiatrist saying that you’re [scare quotes] in-sane and need a dog to keep you rooted to the earth.
	11:19am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: kenneth ! fetch the hounds!
	11:20am Mike & Dusty: HIGH RISE
	11:20am egould310: Sounded good at 45 rpm
	11:20am Jim the Poet: OK, now I feel slightly better that I'm not the only one who does that
	11:24am jmr3: Psychedelic Speed Freeeeeeeeeeeeeaks
	11:24am ami ad: Puppies are the new Kittens?
	11:27am Santos L. Halper: Skeed Pills
	11:29am egould310: I was supposed to start working; but this “Popsicle” is melting my brain. I’m stuck to my sofa and my brains are dripping into my earbuds. Ooohhhhh mmmannnn it’s happening againnnnn...
	11:29am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: listening to this makes more more confident as a psych jazz rock god. not as good as lemmy tho
	11:30am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: makes me more*
	11:32am Lixiviated Life: Hey kids, Can you keep it down in the garage? I'm trying to work.
	11:33am jmr3: Can you keep it down in the garbage?
	11:33am Jim the Poet: Favorited a million times
	11:35am sl: luh dis
	11:41am ami ad: This tune is slowing time and comments.
	11:43am karlward: A Cure cover?
	11:44am Ajay from Krommenie / NL:
	11:46am Ajay from Krommenie / NL: Thnx man. Peace ✌
	11:51am 12539: Merci beaucoup, Matt! (that's fancy for Thank You). Stay well fed.
	11:52am JakeGould: Thanks for the Felder, Matt!
	11:54am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Matt!
	11:54am Handy Haversack: I would have been happy for that Munehiro Narita track to take us all the way to noon -- not to disparage what has come after! I was just super digging. You wrung two golden stars out of my greedy heart, Warwick, you Boy of Bad Fancy! Great show today -- thanks for it! May the ghosts of murdered bagels never keep you from your feed! Keep it real with nonbinary corns, all the Garbage People! Take it easy.
	11:54am egould310: 80’s to the max!
	11:55am Derek_No_Dominoes: Yes! I've been on such a City Pop kick on BandCamp lately. This one's definitely been on my radar. Thanks for playing it!
	11:55am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: garbaggios de corn
	11:56am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: please don’t burn anymore potato rolls
	11:56am David in London: You were fancy and bad in equal measure today Mr Warwick. Thankee. It was a pleasure talking bollocks with you all too. See some of you for Cream o’ Coyl later.
	11:56am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: thanks matt!
	11:56am listener 126464: Hey thanks Matt!
	11:56am b!!!: Thanks Matt, take care!
	11:57am ami ad: Thanks Matt and crew.JobLess.
	11:57am Vanessa bikes: Yumi Murato made me think of Basia and video game music?
	11:58am Asheville Jon: football joke: How much does corn cost in tampa bay, fl?
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Matt, for today's helping of garbage!
	11:59am fleep: A buck an ear
	11:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Matt!
	12:00pm Asheville Jon: :) fleep!
	12:00pm fleep: Thanks, Matt!
	12:00pm Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: life is a musical !!
	12:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Deep in the beans, the musical fruit.
	12:02pm Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: hey michele ! thanks for sharing
	12:07pm Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: when will these feelings be available at major retailers nationwide? will the tall can 24 oz version be available?

Garbage Time: Playlist from May 19, 2020

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May 19, 2020: SO green...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Images	New	Approx. start time
The Family Vibes	Garbage Man "Garbage Man" by "The Family Vibes"					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Child	You'll Never Walk Alone "You'll Never Walk Alone" by "Child"	Child	Jubilee			0:03:53 (Pop-up)
Kawaguchi Masami's New Rock Syndicate & Kryssi Battalene	Sunday Afternoon	Kawaguchi Masami's New Rock Syndicate & Kryssi Battalene	C/Site Recordings		*	0:08:49 (Pop-up)
Carrom	Toda Cosmologies "Toda Cosmologies" by "Carrom"	Alter- Destinies	Radio Khiyaban		*	0:20:48 (Pop-up)
GR	My Returning Sound "My Returning Sound" by "GR"	The GR Record Head	Opaque Dynamo / Cardinal Fuzz		*	0:24:44 (Pop-up)
uuue	Genesis Fingers "Genesis Fingers" by "uuue"	...o..	Spooky Tree Records			0:33:11 (Pop-up)

Sam Burton	I Am No Moon "I Am No Moon" by "Sam Burton"	7"	Tompkins Square			0:51:59 (Pop-up)
Rob Noyes & Sam Moses	Suburban Potions	Rob Noyes & Sam Moses	Scissor Tail	Tri Corn Hat Tri Corn Hat	*	0:55:55 (Pop-up)
Ryley Walker	We Can't Talk While The Food Is Burning	Mirror Of The Lowlands EP			*	1:01:49 (Pop-up)
Spirit Fest	Saigo Song "Saigo Song" by "Spirit Fest"	Mirage Mirage	Morr Music		*	1:10:50 (Pop-up)
Jim White & Marisa Anderson	18 to 1	The Quickening	Thrill Jockey		*	1:18:26 (Pop-up)
Golden Retriever & Chuck Johnson	Cresote Ring	Rain Shadow	Thrill Jockey		*	1:21:48 (Pop-up)
Luke Schneider	mundi tuum est "mundi tuum est" by "Luke Schneider"	Alter of Harmony	Third Man Records		*	1:27:41 (Pop-up)

Triola	Unland (The Modernist Mix)	Triola im Dubraum Teil 2	Kompakt			1:42:35 (Pop-up)
Karabasan Drane	Ornamental Wave "Ornamental Wave" by "Karabasan Drane"	Crystalline State	Psychic Liberation			1:47:53 (Pop-up)
toiret status	#77 feat. Co La "#77 feat. Co La" by "toiret status"	Otohime	Orange Milk Records		*	1:53:37 (Pop-up)
Waclaw Zimpel	Massive Oscillations	Massive Oscillations				2:00:57 (Pop-up)

Munehiro Narita	Popsicle "Popsicle" by "Munehiro Narita"	Live Performance: San Fransisco	Cardinal Fuzz / Feeding Tube			2:19:46 (Pop-up)
Naujawana Baider	Aflab Zadagi "Aflab Zadagi" by "Naujawana Baider"	Volume 1 & 2	Cardinal Fuzz			2:33:17 (Pop-up)
Bhajan Bhoy	Disintegration "Disintegration" by "Bhajan Bhoy"	Bless Bless	Wormer Bros			2:42:39 (Pop-up)
Nightports	Exit "Exit" by "Nightports"	Nightports w/ Matthew Bourne	The Leaf Label			2:46:17 (Pop-up)
Yumi Murato	Kanpoo "Kanpoo" by "Yumi Murato"	Pacific Breeze Volume 2: Japanese City Pop, AOR & Boogie 1972-1986	Light In the Attic			2:50:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am WoodsOfNH: SO green...
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Cry Matty! And let slip the Bad Boys of Garbage!
	9:01am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:02am Miles: hello hello Matt I know I'm dirty and everything but...
	9:02am franny: Greener than the garbage of spring.....
	9:02am deborah: Continued Good Morning Everyone!
	9:02am David (in London): Yo, Garbaggios. And a whooping Tuesday salute to the Bad Fancy Boy.
	9:03am Miles: you might could...
	9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: He's got some lovely dresses!
	9:03am franny: I reckon so.
	9:03am Toothgrinder Tom: This show got a hell of a sound ...
	9:03am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all. Today the Garbage man here was working alone.Rough job.Cheers.
	9:04am franny: This guy is probably in jail now.
	9:04am sphere: Great. I am using my laptop and now I am subject to the FONT OF EVIL.
	9:04am Miles: Oh right OTHER songs too
	9:05am steveo: Good morning, Matt. You ain't got no picture tube, baby, but you got a heck of a sound.
	9:05am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning garbagios
	9:05am Toothgrinder Tom: Hey David in London, I saw you on this board during the early morning show. I guess a time zone will do that to you. But why was I awake at 4 am eastern standard time, you ask? Weird dreams.
	9:05am zopa: Matt. (slight head nod. moves toothpick to other side of mouth)
	9:06am Miles: ooh Child
	9:06am Rachel Bo Bachel: Ahoy Matt! What a fancy boy you are
	9:06am Toothgrinder Tom: @Ken I bet those dresses have a heck of a funk to them.
	9:06am Andy Plants: Top of the morning
	9:08am Brian D: Is it okay if I think Matt is playing "You'll Never Walk Alone" in celebration of Glasgow Celtic being champions of Scotland for the 9th time in a row?
	9:08am David (in London): Hey T.Tom - Yeah, I was listening to Jesse whilst doing my morning yoga routine, and I heard your name. I just assumed you were doing some wild up-all-night thing, probably out of your mind on Benzedrine and tomato sandwiches.
	9:08am Handy Haversack: I'm just going to walk alone here for a bit if that's OK.
	9:09am David (in London): Handy, you'll never walk alone.
	9:09am franny: Sitar. Yes.
	9:10am ami ad: @Handy Haversack:Over many walks alone,I've discovered you're bever alone in the big city.
	9:10am franny: I want a Staples button but instead of saying 'That was easy' it will just be Sitar.
	9:11am steveo: @Brian My friend Floyd told me that's Liverpool's song.
	9:12am Bongola Merkel: greetings garbaggios.
	9:12am Brian D: Liverpool's first. Celtic's second. Heck, we can celebrate for Liverpool, too.
	9:13am Mandy: this is going to be a "clicky star every song" kinda show today, huh
	9:13am Handy Haversack: @ami ad, the alonest I ever managed to get in the city was in the Financial District on Xmas afternoon, 1999. We had taken the PATH back from NJ and were walking from WTC. We didn't see ANYONE for about 20 blocks. We got to the W. Village, and Kenny's Castaways was open and we grabbed hold as if to a life preserver! Ended up a very pleasant night.
	9:13am People Like Us: I can never tell if Matt is singing over things (like now)
	9:16am Phillippe Bastille: I am likin' this song!
	9:16am jmr3: hearing this thinking 'this is my kind of music!' and then seeing that it's Kryssi Battalene. Great! and Of course!
	9:17am David (in London): Hey Phillippe.
	9:17am ami ad: @Handy Haversack:Wheew,that's a long time ago.I was walking the desert a lot back then.Got good boots?
	9:18am Toothgrinder Tom: @DiL are you a Liverpool supporter? The papers want to know whose shirt you wear?
	9:18am WoodsOfNH: I'm gonna have to bust out my guitar effects thingie and play faux-sitar melodies all afternoon.
	9:19am Brian D: @Toothgrinder... just not the Sun.
	9:20am steveo: @Brian does Glasgow say SELL-tic or KELL-tic?
	9:22am Diezel Tea: Hot garbage, indeed.
	9:22am Jim the Poet: Enjoying a little Garbage Time from the UWS. Good morning, Matt and all!
	9:22am Handy Haversack: I've never been asked and I never replied If I supported the Glasgow Ranger @ami ad: Actually, around that time I switched from Docs to Vegetarian Shoes paratrooper boots. Those are my standard boot now.
	9:23am franny: When I'm working I almost feel like I'm listening to Avant Ghetto, this is a real driving in your converted van across the country set already.
	9:23am Threemoons: Hello Daddy Garbage, fellow Garbagistas and Garbage Flies...
	9:23am Brian D: @Steveo... SELL-tic.
	9:23am David (in London): T.Tom - No, I'm a north London Jew, so my team are the (at the moment semi) mighty Tottenham Hotspur. Diezel - Wow, long time sir. How are you?
	9:23am Rev. Turnip Druid: Carrot cake. Who has it.
	9:23am Brian D: @Handy... SHANE!
	9:24am Toothgrinder Tom: I don’t know what it’s like in the U.K. but over here it seems like everyone and their cat Noodles is a Liverpool fan. Reminds me of how it was revealed circa 1988 that everyone was a closet Deadhead.
	9:24am steveo: @Brian interesting! My spouse was watching a Scottish show on Netflix a while ago. Fortunately there were subtitles. :)
	9:25am Toothgrinder Tom: @DiL Hotspur, perfect for rooster wranglers!
	9:25am zopa: Enough of this Premiere League talk. Hurling! That's where it's at nowadays!
	9:25am Brian D: @Steveo... The Scottish highlands accent can be particularly challenging. But I'm pretty well-versed in Glaswegian at this point.
	9:26am Jim the Poet: Oh I love Hurling
	9:26am Toothgrinder Tom: @Steveo which show was it?
	9:27am p20: "We discuss a particular stringy modular cosmology with two axion fields in seven space-time dimensions, decomposable as a time and two flat three-spaces. The effective equations of motion for the problem are those of the SU(3) Toda molecule, and hence are integrable. We write down the solutions, and show that all of them are singular. They can be thought of as a generalization of the Pre-Big-Bang cosmology with excited internal degrees of freedom, and still suffering from the graceful exit problem" - from Nemanja Kaloper "Stringy Toda Cosmologies", 1996 arxiv.org...
	9:27am sphere: Phew! I have defeated the FONT OF EVIL for now. Only now....
	9:27am Toothgrinder Tom: Hurling or curling.
	9:27am David (in London): zopa - Hurling and curling. Growth sports for the future both. Rev - Hello! T.Tom - Yes, I'm training my rooster to stand on a ball in imitation of the club crest.
	9:27am Ashtabula: Ooooh, I like this
	9:28am David (in London): Hey p20.
	9:28am Toothgrinder Tom: Is that the team with ‘arry Kane? And Deli Ali?
	9:28am Handy Haversack: David -- the last thing I told you was to mind the carrot cake! Hey, R. T. Druid! David, one day maybe I'll join you From a fried egg in Valtaro's To a Tottenham Court Road ice cream So get that rooster trained! @Jim: I love hurling, too! I was in Galway City during the championship a few years back. What a sport! Blew me away.
	9:28am Diezel Tea: @David I'm not posting often because Corollawalrus has increased my workload. Might be back here in a few weeks, months, number of times I listen to ABBA by myself and dance with my doggies.))
	9:30am Megaroni: Is that Station Mgr Ken dancing on your profile pic? Omg, fab
	9:30am Ashtabula: has an Oh Sees vibe
	9:30am Rev. Turnip Druid: Used to watch Premiere League regularly & finally got so sick of the money/corruption I went down the food-chain until I hit League Two, which is just about right (Exeter City!) Of course you can't get those matches here (probably not without paying large sums) ... and do they even broadcast those anyway?
	9:31am p20: GR has a song called "Fred Hampton", so I approve of them.
	9:31am Matt Warwick: Gooooooooooooooooood mornin' ya lil garbaggios
	9:31am ami ad: @Handy Haversack:Yeah,Docs are not for walking.Last week I walked to Greenpoint and found a spot to sit alone at 67 West Alley,a few tables and no one around,had a Tyskie and a spliff.
	9:32am p20: (despite the kind of shitty guitar playing)
	9:33am Megaroni: It would be great to hear you sing for us this morning Matt! Love it when you belt it out
	9:34am Handy Haversack: @ami ad! My dude, you were a 10-minute walk away! Though I also saw a friend take a pic of that alley the other day, and it was thronged with people. Glad you got there at a peaceful time.
	9:34am David (in London): Rev - Exeter City's day with Michael Jackson, Uri Gellar and David Blaine is still one of my favourite moments of football in the 21st Century.
	9:35am Lixiviated Life: I dont think I can do this today I need to be excused
	9:35am zopa: When I was living in Denver a few years ago, I practiced a few times with the Denver Gaels club. I was in my late 40's at the time. Ok shape, but not great. So, I tended goal. Well...there were a few lads from the old country on the team then, and they decided to put me to the test. I still have the scars. One shot in particular still haunts me to the day. One of the forwards fired off a rocket aimed straight at my head. Instinctively, despite the fact that I was wearing a helmet, I turned my head. Bam! Right in the ear! Blood and everything. The coach wouldn't let me practice for the rest of the session. Soooo humiliating.
	9:35am WoodsOfNH: Ever notice how Matt's dancing man is always dancing in time to the music?
	9:36am David (in London): It's been well documented that the quality of Docs has absolutely plummeted after the brand was sold to a private equity fund and production outsourced to the far east. Solovair, however, are still the real deal (though more expensive, it's true) and still made in Northamptonshire. This comment was brought to you by the Northants Shoe Marketing Board.
	9:36am Sean: GREAT SHOW! From deep isolation in Australia.
	9:36am Toothgrinder Tom: Tonight, Matt sings in a very special episode of ‘Garbage Time.’
	9:36am steveo: @Toothgrinder I think it was Still Game
	9:37am Rev. Turnip Druid: @David(iL): HAH! Indeed. I did find a copy of perhaps the greatest fan book ever written (Gus Honeybun, Your Boys Took One Hell of a Beating), re: Exeter City -- 'tis hilarious. Also: lovely sounds Capt.Garbage.
	9:38am Laura in Peekskill: @zopa, I lived in Denver a few years ago too, but I was injured only emotionally.
	9:39am Marley P. Dogg: What does one do when coffee no longer has any effect?
	9:39am ami ad: @David(in London):Had a pair in the Grunge days,the pains of high school made worse....
	9:40am Laura in Peekskill: @Marley: More coffee.
	9:40am Marley P. Dogg: @Laura - haha - already on cup number 3
	9:41am Laura in Peekskill: Pfft. Amateur.
	9:41am David (in London): @ami ad - It was the right response. Bonus points to your younger self!
	9:42am WoodsOfNH: I have to stop after 3 cups. Otherwise, I get that feeling like I need to unzip my skin and get out!
	9:42am zopa: @Laura Yeah, the front range can do that... I hear they extended the RTD to the airport finally.
	9:43am b!!!: Yaaaaaay Hi Matt!
	9:43am Jim the Poet: MORE ECHO
	9:43am p20: you can drink green tea all night long if you wanna stay up and not get coffee OD
	9:43am Ken From Hyde Park: I echo Jim the Poet.
	9:44am Jim the Poet: TACO TUESDAY
	9:44am map: tuesday weld
	9:44am Laura in Peekskill: Green tea tastes like water that's got something wrong with it.
	9:44am Laura in Peekskill: (and what's wrong with it is the green tea)
	9:44am franny: Taco pronounced the British way. I'm drinking Green Tea.
	9:44am TheoC in Sharon CT: Tension Tuesday’s!
	9:44am Marley P. Dogg: 35% more echo/same low price
	9:45am p20: ok laura more of the good stuff for me!
	9:45am Rev. Turnip Druid: @Marley - It's serious. I got to the point of downing 2 Excedrin (for the caffeine), a pot of coffee, and a 5-hour energy before 4pm. Then had to play the tolerance game & detox with yerba maté for a couple of weeks, then start up the coffee again. Even now it doesn't "work" like it's supposed to. Fried too many neurons or sumthin'.
	9:45am Kevin in Doomsville: Garbage Day!
	9:45am p20: @Franny: Do they really say TACK-O ? I've never heard.
	9:45am Marley P. Dogg: New music used to come out on Tuesdays
	9:46am David (in London): In the Sixities, the Mods in London used to buy over-the-counter inhalers, take out the Benzedrine strips that were contained within, and dip them into tea. All the benefits of a good cuppa, with some, ahem, real pick-me-up. Sadly no longer possible in 2020. Sigh.
	9:48am ami ad: Best Tea is served with whiskey and hash.
	9:48am Jeezuseffinchrist: ALL CLASS
	9:48am p20: @ami ad: I'm down
	9:48am 12539: Tricorn!
	9:49am waters7: Tricorn!
	9:49am WoodsOfNH: Also wearing assless pants.
	9:49am franny: @p20 - yeah I can confirm ( I'm not British ) that Brits say Tack-o. The British person I've heard say it is Northern manc.
	9:49am Crei6hton: Morning
	9:50am slater: Mein Hut, der hat drei Ecken
	9:50am Lixiviated Life: It's a tri-corn hat Matt. IT'S A TRICORN HAT I SAID
	9:50am ami ad: p20:Yeah,woke and boke today,gonna continue through the day.@Matt:Haven't received my Tricorn in the mail yet.
	9:50am The Butterman: 3 corns are better than one. Unless they’re on your foot.
	9:50am karlward: Bad Fancy, the magazine
	9:51am Lixiviated Life: You my friend are a Bad Fancy Boy I SAID
	9:51am Marley P. Dogg: Weird package: www.instagram.com...
	9:51am Lixiviated Life: ITS FRIGG'N TRI CORN I SAID
	9:51am Laura in Peekskill: Tricorn, you'll like it.
	9:51am David (in London): Franny / p20 - That's how I would say it too. Is that wrong?
	9:51am Rachel Bo Bachel: Karlward like cat fancy? I used to have a subscription to “horse illustrated” when I was in 6th grade!
	9:51am p20: ....und hätt' er nicht drei Ecken...
	9:51am Rev. Turnip Druid: OMNICORN
	9:52am Asheville Jon: MATT: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:52am Rachel Bo Bachel: Matt my daughter Rose said you’re a nice guy
	9:52am David (in London): Personally, I've always felt that anything above a bicorn is a waste of corn.
	9:52am Lixiviated Life: ok ok serenity now SERENITY NOW
	9:52am RabidRabbit: I second the motion that it's a tricorn hat :P
	9:52am Rachel Bo Bachel: I need to warn her about bad fancy boys
	9:52am p20: D(iL): In the US and Mexico people say Taah-ko
	9:52am yawn: bad fancy boy sounds like a boy who's bad at being fancy, whereas a fancy bad boy is both fancy and bad
	9:53am Handy Haversack: Lousy one-cob useless American corn. This is what's wrong with this country!
	9:53am Andrew_in_WI: It was Felder! He sent some pieces of Heavy-ish Metal!!!
	9:53am DeemerDave: It' tri-corner or tri-cornered hat. Jeeesh!
	9:53am Jeezuseffinchrist: If anyone is interested, the Eliott Smith biopic is available streaming free, I just found..... happymag.tv...
	9:53am Lixiviated Life: @ yawn its the former not the latter
	9:53am franny: @Lixiviated Life I think I remember that time you quoted Benjamin Britten on here. It was funny. I think that was you I'm not sure.
	9:53am TDK60: Good morning Lord Skeleton Bad Boy Disc Jockey Warwick.
	9:54am p20: D(iL): I subscribe to descriptive rather than prescriptive theories of linguistics, so nothing anyone says is ever really "wrong". But I'd laff if I heard "TACK-O".
	9:54am franny: Starting to understand something is going on about corn here.
	9:54am ami ad: Where will all the corn go now that meat farms are shutting down?All the Tricorn hats in the world?
	9:55am Jeezuseffinchrist: ps, Matt I love this
	9:55am karlward: The Garbage Man has discovered the devil's ear
	9:55am Handy Haversack: It does tend to sound to ungenerous American ears like some kind of London tabloid nickname for a celebrity scamp. TACKO TAKES IT ALL OFF. That sort of thing.
	9:55am karlward: (Devil's ear is a three eared corncob)
	9:55am Lixiviated Life: ... I'm worn out with this whole fancy bad hat boy thing. I ... I gotta go lay down.
	9:55am David (in London): p20 - Wow, OK, I will try and readjust my pronunciation accordingly. "Excuse me, since this is Taah-ko Bell, I would like to order a Bellbeefer please."
	9:55am p20: ami ad: more tortiallas for Taah-ko Tuesday. And don't forget corn liquor!
	9:55am zopa: I believe the accepted term is maize.
	9:55am karlward: (Also I just made that up, but it is definitely true)
	9:56am iiibeat: I say . . fancy bad AND bad fancy . . fancy bad boy and bad fancy boy fancy bad bad boy fancy.
	9:56am fleep: Is this the show to which I am listening?
	9:57am franny: Maybe there are British people that say Tah-ko, but I think they'd be like the cool international Brit that has friends in LA and comes home and corrects everyone.
	9:57am Dropof Goldensun: Gōdne morᵹen Matt.
	9:57am Ken From Hyde Park: The USPS tracking number indicates the pizza box was shipped from Red Hill, PA, on May 13, if that clue is important.
	9:58am b!!!: That drawing is amazing haha
	9:59am ami ad: @p20:Is the popcorn craze over or is the market open for some more exciting flavors?
	9:59am franny: For more embarassing pronounciations I will offer my mom still pronounces tomatoes 'tah-may-ters'.
	9:59am WoodsOfNH: Is the tri-corn a particle or a wave?
	9:59am David (in London): Ahem, Franny, I'll have you know that I AM a cool international Brit with friends in LA. And I still say TAK-oh. Sigh x 2.
	10:00am Laura in Peekskill: 3-ear-of-corn hat = best swag ever
	10:00am franny: Well good job @David. My mom will never say tomato right.
	10:02am franny: That tricorn hat in the playlist just looks like grided penises.
	10:03am p20: Oh! new Ryley Walker, fabulous! I love this guy.
	10:04am Ken From Hyde Park: The hat represents the three primary types of corn: sweet corn, field corn and popcorn.
	10:04am sphere: My favorite "local" words are Pittsburgh's "yinz" and Baltimore's "hon." Oldies but goodies!
	10:04am StringOFperils: Clicky-starring Ryiley Walker.
	10:05am p20: ami ad: Garret's Popcorn in Chicago is pretty popular. I don't think it's a fad, more of a tradition. The "Chicago Mix" is a mixture of cheese and caramel. I think it's kinda gross but people love it. Other weird flavors are just a distraction IMO.
	10:06am Doug in JC: An old school Jersey guy named Tony I used to work with always said "jooz guys". Got in trouble once when another employee mistook his wording
	10:07am p20: wow! Track 4 on this new Ryley Walker EP (which, sadly, is digital-only) is titled "Green Tea, While Safe, Is Technically Satanic"
	10:08am franny: I just had the weirdest image of dark blue marbled gold speckled popcorn that tastes like berries. I've got to get. a. grip Ryley did it.
	10:08am Toothgrinder Tom: @sphere In Bawlmore they tayke you into their hayme. (Native Marylander here.)
	10:09am franny: I just switched to Ginseng tea....so I feel a little less of the Green Tea stigma.
	10:09am franny: @Doug ouch.
	10:09am Windy City: Hey Matt did you mention the Mountain movers have a new album out ? I didn’t see it in your play list Or maybe I’m losing my mind and you didn’t say this ....help
	10:10am David (in London): Cheese and caramel popcorn? Sweet mercy on us. Would you like furred arterities with that?
	10:10am Lixiviated Life: @Doug in JC I still say "You's guys"
	10:11am Laura in Peekskill: Has anyone else noticed an increase in non-Southern usage of "y'all"?
	10:11am Lixiviated Life: ... but I never write "You's guys" (although I guess I just did. twice)
	10:11am p20: @D(iL): I don't eat the stuff. But it's wildly popular. In Chicago, only the strong and hardy ones survive.
	10:11am StringOFperils: Here in the WFMU Test-Kitchen and Industrial Flavor Development Department, tea and popcorn were explored, while future options in cheese-&-caramel-infused caffiene nuggets have been tabled as possible projects in the 3rd quarter...
	10:11am ami ad: @p20:So what's your flavor?
	10:12am Handy Haversack: So David, I am assuming that the all-purpose U.S. American prefix "chili-cheese" has not arrived in North London?
	10:12am Laura in Peekskill: tabled, geddit?
	10:12am Toothgrinder Tom: The original cool international Brit = Henry James.
	10:12am iiibeat: Is the tricorn hat . . lol Is it a hat with a three headed unicorn protruding from it?
	10:12am franny: Yeah, I've noticed non-southern people saying ya'll.
	10:12am p20: I like my popcorn with butter and a little bit of salt. Although that Japanese seasoning mix (Gomasio?) can be fun.
	10:13am franny: like I thought it was a country or southern thing but I guess not.
	10:13am Toothgrinder Tom: @Laura you bet.
	10:13am p20: no, i was thinking of Togarashi
	10:13am ami ad: Any healthy popcorn options?Is that even a possibility?
	10:15am Toothgrinder Tom: I thought popcorn was healthy. It’s mostly air.
	10:15am Laura in Peekskill: @ami No salt, no butter, y'all.
	10:15am franny: When I used to eat popcorn, it tastes good to put Tajin or lemon juice on it.
	10:15am David (in London): Handy, it has now! The Runzas will pioneer it.
	10:15am iiibeat: ami ad Jody's Popcorn makes at least one light pop . . Lemon pepper and olive oil, I think.
	10:15am sphere: @ Toothgrinder Tom, I was born in Mongee County so I don't count. :)
	10:16am Toothgrinder Tom: Don’t say y’all much but I know I’m southern because I love me some grits.
	10:16am WoodsOfNH: Two words: truffle salt
	10:16am coelacanth∅: ami ad i use an air-popper then add flax seed oil, ume vinegar and maybe cayenne powder, onion powder, sage, etc...must be at least a little nutritious
	10:17am Toothgrinder Tom: @sphere I’m from PG County so excuse me if I steal your car.
	10:17am zivilars: This song annoys me, not gonna lie
	10:17am TDK60: My microwave isn't working so I tried to see if I could pop popcorn from a microwave bag in a pot. Didn't work.
	10:18am Laura in Peekskill: Just as well, that stuff'll kill you.
	10:18am ami ad: What about Nutritional Yeast as a topping?Is corn even for human consumption?
	10:19am Doug in JC: I cook with nutritional yeast a lot but never tried it on popcorn. Our cats LOVE that stuff
	10:19am StringOFperils: I was going to suggest Moong Dal. It's still too salty to be ultimately good for you, but at least it's lentil. You can get it in Indian stores/communities.
	10:19am Handy Haversack: "Youse don't want the Runzas to chili-cheese yinz, Blue Billy! "
	10:19am franny: What I'm getting here is that lemon flavor is whre it's at. My cats literally pulled down the nutritional yeast from a shelf and ate a whole 8 oz bag. Why? My cats also eat spirulina algae.
	10:19am David (in London): Nutritional Yeast Vs The Chicago Mix. I feel a low-budget creature feature coming on...
	10:20am Mike & Dusty: nutritional yeast on popcorn ist rad
	10:20am Doug in JC: what about Old Bay?
	10:20am ami ad: @stringsOFperil:Power on,never forget Kale....
	10:20am Mike & Dusty: so good it’s almost a sandwich Old Bay on potato chips is a Seaboard classique
	10:20am Toothgrinder Tom: Old Bay, hey that’s a good idea!
	10:21am WoodsOfNH: @franny The green poops must be disturbing.
	10:21am David (in London): Handy, any foe hearing you say that with a halberd in your hand will be quaking in their boots.
	10:21am Mike & Dusty: Utz’s Crab Chips wotta delight
	10:21am Doug in JC: Roasted kale chips with old bay ... I could eat them all day long
	10:21am Phillippe Bastille: Old Bay, baby!
	10:21am Ken From Hyde Park: Green tea popcorn may or may not be a good experiment.
	10:22am Toothgrinder Tom: I was going to put Old Bay on home made French fries.
	10:23am coelacanth∅: i used to throw nutritional yeast on my popcorn. i don't know if it's really that great for ya. i loved it though
	10:23am David (in London): I was supposed to be using this lowdown to upskill myself in some key areas. I guess I have, but it seems mostly to involve flowbees, Old Bay and runzas.
	10:23am Handy Haversack: Quaking in their corporate sell-out Docs, David! (Though we love you still, Alexei Sayle!)
	10:24am p20: @Matt: Loving this whole set, starting with the Sam Burton
	10:24am Phillippe Bastille: We live in prime Old Bay territory. Surprised they haven't started putting it on blueberry danishes. We have the restaurant-sized container...
	10:25am p20: @coelacanth∅: it's loaded with protein and B-vitamins, why wouldn't it be good for you?
	10:26am David (in London): Handy - You must never say that name to an old veteran of Stoke Newington!
	10:26am ami ad: @p20:Because of the popcorn?
	10:28am Handy Haversack: A lowly halberdier, I have much to learn. Up the Runzas!
	10:28am Doug in JC: Speaking of food (braggin), we had morel risotto last night and maitake picatta the night before
	10:28am coelacanth∅: someone once asked me to make popcorn like i made it before...with that cheese powder and liquid butter. what it was was nutritional yeast and flax oil, with seasonings. no cheese, no butter.
	10:29am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: hey all your garbaggios
	10:29am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: you*
	10:30am David (in London): Handy - A long-held grudge by the few remaining old timers such as myself. Put 'Alexei Sayle Stoke Newington' into the search engine of your choice for the historic low-down. A Runza never forgives, never forgets...
	10:30am fleep: Howdy, Farmer Rye. Got any corn?
	10:31am sphere: i say everybody ought to try corn some time or another.
	10:32am coelacanth∅: p20 i'm not saying it's not. but it's been praised as a "superfood" in the past, when it does not have the whole range of b vitamins and the ones it has are in low quantities. just a little protein... this unless you're eating bowlfulls of the stuff, which would make most people sick. but yeah, some value for sure
	10:34am franny: Tahini has made a pretty good vegan cheese for me in the past. Never put it on popcorn, but love it on Wakame. I love it so much on Wakeme. Like Vegan Mac and Cheese ......gonna go buy some Wakame.
	10:34am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere @10:04 have you been more hesitant to use the "hon" word in recent years? It used to be my default greeting to a person I'm interacting with back in the day. Not so much now. I think some of the younger folks see it as demeaning.
	10:34am Santos L. Halper: Enjoying all this space garbage. Greetings Matt and jmr3.
	10:34am Cmurtha: Why is Matt Fasting? and why the tri-corn hat?
	10:35am Lixiviated Life: Lost it implies that you at some point in time had it.
	10:35am Doug in JC: Ever mix tahini and soy sauce?
	10:35am franny: Mmmmm. Matt I fast too! Don't talk to the bagel.
	10:36am franny: Tell that bagel to stop. Stem cell regeneration is more important.
	10:36am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: oh yeah i got greens, potatoes, tomatoes, rams, lambs, YOU NAME IT!!
	10:36am Joe D.: if anyone else would like to harass matt by sending him bagel pictures, dm me
	10:36am franny: Oh yeah tahini can mix with everything - like Coco Aminos too. I'm glad I'm not fasting right now.
	10:36am Handy Haversack: Matt's just in his own remake of Better Off Dead while we witter away about yeast and popcorn and boots!
	10:37am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: or that good good mexican corn, grilled and covered in whipped butter and spicy dust
	10:38am franny: I'v been arrested by food take me in....ooo wooo oh.
	10:38am Marley P. Dogg: Salt bagels are the best
	10:38am StringOFperils: mmmm..Mexican spicy dust
	10:38am Lixiviated Life: I'm learning to like Matt.
	10:38am coelacanth∅: franny i once told someone i have a good "vegan" cream soup recipe and she got excited and asked for the ingredients. the first thing i said was tahini and she stopped me "nope!" i guess some people hate tahini.
	10:38am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: cmon matt!!
	10:38am ami ad: I'm still waiting for the Swedish bagel to be created.
	10:39am Cmurtha: Is "hon" in baltimore the same as "hun" used by old waitresses across the nation, or does it mean something else?
	10:39am Greg from ZONE 5: Good Morning, Matt & Garbaggios!
	10:39am Marley P. Dogg: Top ten bagels - go!
	10:39am franny: Tahini without additives can be cruel. I always put spices and tumeric in mine. Vingegar or lemon in it is the bomb
	10:39am Toothgrinder Tom: @Cmurtha he’s auditioning for the WFMU production of ‘Johnny Tremaine.’
	10:40am Sean d: My toaster burns everything....but its ok its a new toaster!
	10:40am franny: Penis corns.
	10:40am mink: Haaaaaa! :-D
	10:40am Ken From Hyde Park: How's come they never made a bagel in straight form instead of the torus shape, and then you could use them for hot dog buns?
	10:40am p20: @Matt: Maybe you should put this drawing on a T-shirt for the next Marathon
	10:41am Phillippe Bastille: @Cmurtha pretty much the same thing, except a large portion of the population of Baltimore and it's surrounding neighborhoods thought we were diner waitresses
	10:41am coelacanth∅: i put tahini in ramen soup, on rice, and occasionally make a salad dressing of tahini and salsa. mm mm
	10:41am StringOFperils: Jimmycrack Corn
	10:41am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: great corn! some of the best corn, people love this corn
	10:41am zopa: MAIZE!!!! G'DAMMIT! MAIZE!
	10:41am Jeezuseffinchrist: someone asked if this is being broadcast from the toilet seat?
	10:42am WoodsOfNH: Is a hot dog in a bagel a sandwich?
	10:42am franny: NO way Matt was fasting and then ate a bagel, he'd be crying in colon pain.
	10:42am Lixiviated Life: @P20 Agreed. There better be some kinda Tri-Corn swag, that's all I'm say'n
	10:42am David (in London): Phillippe - "My duck" ("me duck") was a standard old country greeting where I grew up. Sadly now dying out in younger generations.
	10:42am Doug in JC: Mashed potatoes with tahini and onions, some chili powder on top. I'm getting all worked up and can't eat lunch for another 2 hours
	10:42am morphe': CORN almost always has an even number of rows: http://www.weirduniverse.net/blog/comments/corn_with_odd_number_of_rows/
	10:43am Lixiviated Life: i'm getting ZERO work done today
	10:43am ami ad: WoodsOfNH:Haha.If you add a bag of chips and a drink does it turn into a meal?
	10:44am Matt Warwick: @lix sink into the CORN
	10:44am Cmurtha: I see, good luck matt, and as for hun/hon - I think that's become a gendered/age based thing for if its insulting or not. Its hugely insulting in the trans community, but I imagine it varies widely by area to area for if it is insulting or not, but I don't know the situation in Maryland specifically.
	10:44am sphere: The Baltimore (or Bawlimer) "hon" is pronounced "HAWN" in contrast the usual "hun"
	10:44am Phillippe Bastille: @DiL that's a rather odd one. An odd duck, you might say.
	10:44am Itzall Hear: Punchin' in late due to actual work responsibilities but man, that Luke Scheider piece was great. Makes me want to put on some Daisy Dukes and shake my money.
	10:44am franny: Tahini and onions yes please......@Lixiviated Life "work". lol. I'm just in excel and then I look back here for tahini recipes.
	10:45am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: each corn kernel is connected to the hair that comes out the husk. once one pollen grain hits a hair it can turn into a kernel. praise the great winds of the prairie
	10:45am coelacanth∅: i grew this corn once www.projectpurityseeds.com... "country gentleman" - some of the best corn i ever ate. no rows.
	10:45am morphe': Good corn graphic in this site a few clicks down showing why normally even number of rows.. https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/21461/why-cant-a-corn-cob-have-13-rows-of-seeds
	10:46am franny: All this corn porn.
	10:46am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: corn hub : your friend in the corn ages
	10:46am David (in London): Phillippe, it comes from the same root at 'duke' (not related to the bird), and it's rather nice when said by an old yokel. I am practising for when I can say it with aged authority.
	10:47am David (in London): Yo morphester.
	10:48am Handy Haversack: I can't decide if that makes me more or less comfortable with "lord love a duck."
	10:48am Phillippe Bastille: @DiL we do have traditions to uphold, that's for sure
	10:49am morphe': david van der Stoke - trying to get my son Simon out cycling before the 1900 Madrid kid clampdown... if not later ....on the morrow..
	10:50am sphere: i took a quick google on "hon" and "transgender" i did not know that it is being used as an insult! The tradition of using "hon" in Baltimore is pretty deep. Someone tried to trademark "hon" in Baltimore and the backlash was so fierce that she had to recant.
	10:50am Victor Eremita: Kids started having a dance party. I had to kick them out so I could work. Now I feel bad.
	10:50am coelacanth∅: morphé thanks for that link. interesting. i wonder what the cause of deviation is, like the one i grew...
	10:51am David (in London): morphe - Spain needs its new Miguel Indurain, so crack that whip! Handy - That was a favourite phrase of my mother's! Ha ha! Do you have that in US English still?
	10:51am ami ad: Do Beef burgers taste different than Cow burgers?
	10:51am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere remember the rogue addition of "hon" to the Welcome to Baltimore sign on the BWI Parkway? Somebody kept putting it up, the police kept taking it down
	10:52am Cmurtha: @sphere I imagine if its super common in Baltimore to say this it'd not be taken that way? But, I don't know, I was just remarking on Phillipe's question as someone of the younger generation and how I see people reacting to "hun' generally.
	10:52am sphere: @ Phillippe Bastille - indeed I do! Don't forget eating at Cafe Hon or participating in Hampden's Honfest.
	10:53am sphere: @Cmurtha - i am totally not offended. it's just that "hon" is an iconic word in Baltimore and the shift in meaning is interesting.
	10:55am Doug in JC: If any North Jersey people care to help out, Hackensack Riverkeeper's HQ burned down this weekend www.gofundme.com...
	10:55am Toothgrinder Tom: ‘Hon’ is to Bawl’more as ‘fuhgeddaboutit’ is to New Yawk.
	10:56am David (in London): Cor blimey T.Tom.
	10:58am Toothgrinder Tom: @DiL lol, next you’ll be speaking pirate to me. (I enjoyed the discourse on ‘me duck’ though.)
	10:58am Phillippe Bastille: @Cmurtha @sphere @TT I think there's a shift from it just being a vague term of familiarity that just was to something that has become institutionalized (though that may not be the right word)
	10:58am b!!!: This toiret status is great.
	10:59am Handy Haversack: @Doug, ugh, that's awful. Thanks. @DiL: No, I'm that cool international Murikan that has friends in Stoke Newington and comes home and corrects everyone. I don't think it's common parlance here. The movie made a lasting impression, though! @T.Tom: The last two letters of the Brooklyn alphabet are "fucking A" and "fucko!"!
	11:00am WoodsOfNH: I've gotten zero work done today. I have, however, added three entries to my Bandcamp list.
	11:01am Itzall Hear: This show is SO much better than it has to be! Thanks Mr. Warwick.
	11:01am Toothgrinder Tom: @Phillipe you mean it’s become a stereotype and/or affectation?
	11:02am sphere: @ Phillippe @Cmurtha @TT - I think the typical use of "hun" got paired up with a negative connotation. Kinda like "bless your heart."
	11:02am Itzall Hear: @WoodsOfNH; that's a regular side effect of listening to WFMU. IMPULSE CONTROL is LOW.
	11:03am Toothgrinder Tom: @Handy that’s funny
	11:05am P-90: ...the deafening sound of No Felder...
	11:05am Itzall Hear: The resolution note for "Massive Oscillations" is the EXACT pitch of the dude's leaf blower outside my window! Perfect. Beautiful.
	11:05am Phillippe Bastille: @TT I think even more than that. There are few women who dress up as "hons" (beehive hairdos, cat eye glasses, tacky costume jewelry) that sit near us at Ravens games and who refer to themselves as The Hons. It's literally a costume.
	11:06am David (in London): P-90 - This note's for you.... www.youtube.com...
	11:06am Fredo: Hey everyone
	11:07am sphere: @ Phillippe Bastille I can confirm that observation.
	11:07am The Butterman: You can dance if you want to...
	11:08am ranjit: what if i don't want to leave my friends behind
	11:08am LP Stevenson: Right now I’m missing Heavy Metal.
	11:08am WoodsOfNH: @Itzal Truth. Zero...impulse...control....
	11:09am Ken From Hyde Park: You can't get away with stuff in the garden. The potatoes have eyes, the corn has ears and the beans stalk.
	11:10am egould310: It’s not just a massive oscillation; there are a kabillion teeny-tiny oscillations in there too. And some stupid oscillations, too.
	11:10am Handy Haversack: @Phillippe: Sounds like maybe it's been identitarianly commodified. So has passed from camp to kitsch, and there's often an edge of the reactionary in kitsch.
	11:11am coelacanth∅: i like when there's more than one leaf blower outside and their pitches go in and out of sync with each-other
	11:12am coelacanth∅: (... though i'd prefer if there were no leaf blowers at all.)
	11:12am Lixiviated Life: These Massive Oscillation were exactly what I needed
	11:12am Itzall Hear: @coeley, yes, same. But there is a little magic when the tones align with actual music, as is the case this morning.
	11:14am coelacanth∅: Itzall absolutely
	11:15am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy I may have to look up "identitarianly commodified" but it sounds like something that would be accurate...
	11:15am The Butterman: Ranjit, your friends will have to dance with you!
	11:16am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: i will too like to add my condolences for no FELDER. stay strong felder nation
	11:18am Lixiviated Life: Git along lil' dawg eees
	11:18am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: we will all ride upon the corpses of our enemies to the cosmic boob temple and forever reside in the shiny metallic kingdom
	11:19am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: i love how glen jones says doggies too
	11:19am Mike & Dusty: Matt you could easily get a letter from a licensed psychiatrist saying that you’re [scare quotes] in-sane and need a dog to keep you rooted to the earth.
	11:19am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: kenneth ! fetch the hounds!
	11:20am Mike & Dusty: HIGH RISE
	11:20am egould310: Sounded good at 45 rpm
	11:20am Jim the Poet: OK, now I feel slightly better that I'm not the only one who does that
	11:24am jmr3: Psychedelic Speed Freeeeeeeeeeeeeaks
	11:24am ami ad: Puppies are the new Kittens?
	11:27am Santos L. Halper: Skeed Pills
	11:29am egould310: I was supposed to start working; but this “Popsicle” is melting my brain. I’m stuck to my sofa and my brains are dripping into my earbuds. Ooohhhhh mmmannnn it’s happening againnnnn...
	11:29am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: listening to this makes more more confident as a psych jazz rock god. not as good as lemmy tho
	11:30am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: makes me more*
	11:32am Lixiviated Life: Hey kids, Can you keep it down in the garage? I'm trying to work.
	11:33am jmr3: Can you keep it down in the garbage?
	11:33am Jim the Poet: Favorited a million times
	11:35am sl: luh dis
	11:41am ami ad: This tune is slowing time and comments.
	11:43am karlward: A Cure cover?
	11:44am Ajay from Krommenie / NL:
	11:46am Ajay from Krommenie / NL: Thnx man. Peace ✌
	11:51am 12539: Merci beaucoup, Matt! (that's fancy for Thank You). Stay well fed.
	11:52am JakeGould: Thanks for the Felder, Matt!
	11:54am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Matt!
	11:54am Handy Haversack: I would have been happy for that Munehiro Narita track to take us all the way to noon -- not to disparage what has come after! I was just super digging. You wrung two golden stars out of my greedy heart, Warwick, you Boy of Bad Fancy! Great show today -- thanks for it! May the ghosts of murdered bagels never keep you from your feed! Keep it real with nonbinary corns, all the Garbage People! Take it easy.
	11:54am egould310: 80’s to the max!
	11:55am Derek_No_Dominoes: Yes! I've been on such a City Pop kick on BandCamp lately. This one's definitely been on my radar. Thanks for playing it!
	11:55am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: garbaggios de corn
	11:56am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: please don’t burn anymore potato rolls
	11:56am David in London: You were fancy and bad in equal measure today Mr Warwick. Thankee. It was a pleasure talking bollocks with you all too. See some of you for Cream o’ Coyl later.
	11:56am Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: thanks matt!
	11:56am listener 126464: Hey thanks Matt!
	11:56am b!!!: Thanks Matt, take care!
	11:57am ami ad: Thanks Matt and crew.JobLess.
	11:57am Vanessa bikes: Yumi Murato made me think of Basia and video game music?
	11:58am Asheville Jon: football joke: How much does corn cost in tampa bay, fl?
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Matt, for today's helping of garbage!
	11:59am fleep: A buck an ear
	11:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Matt!
	12:00pm Asheville Jon: :) fleep!
	12:00pm fleep: Thanks, Matt!
	12:00pm Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: life is a musical !!
	12:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Deep in the beans, the musical fruit.
	12:02pm Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: hey michele ! thanks for sharing
	12:07pm Farmer Rye in Santa Cruz: when will these feelings be available at major retailers nationwide? will the tall can 24 oz version be available?

Garbage Time: Playlist from May 19, 2020

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