865. - Chris & Jason

0:17How long gone a beautiful Sunday here in Manhattan. Them jeans is joining me live from my house. I'm looking at the hoopers. The sun is out. There's a chill in the air. It's hashtag fall.

0:31Jason Stewart:Yeah, there's some nice hoopers down out there at *** Park. Yeah, the house is coming together nicely. It's nice to experience the kind of cavernous echo here in real time versus just through audio recording. That's what you got to do to get the echo. That's what you got to do to get the echo. If you want to do an echoey podcast, this is what you're going to want to do. A lot of cement. A lot of cement. Cement everywhere. All four walls. But it looks great. Hey, thanks, man. It's awesome. You got these long candlesticks. Coming together. How often do you guys light these candles during supper time?

1:03Jason Stewart:Oh, once a year. Annual. Max. Annual. Max, max, max. And those are unscented, obviously. Unscented, but they're also, I've never seen this before. They don't really drip. You know what I mean? It's not like they obviously are built to. Like father, like son. Yeah. Y 'all don't really drip. no because i feel like you don't have kids we have candles if you go to if you go to gemma if you go to like the restaurant the barry hotel the whole decor is sort of melted candles like stacked like that's the look it's like a gothic it's a florence and the machine album cover type beat and i was like oh we're gonna get that's what we're gonna have yeah that's what we're gonna have and then i was like well she's like oh i got the ones that don't drip because it makes a mess and i'm like well that's true it does it doesn't make a mess i didn't know that you could even make a candle that's dripless.

1:49I mean, they do, obviously, but not to the extent, I think.

1:52Jason Stewart:The drip is retarded, is what you're saying. Yes, actually, in this case. I would only use it in the literal sense, of course. I know that. I know that about you, especially on the microphone. We're coming off of Halloween weekend. What a spooktacular time here in New York. I'm glad I spent, let's call it five grand all in to hang out in a rainstorm and flood in Brooklyn. It's the worst. Halloween is the worst time to be. I mean, there's so many worse times to be in New York, but Halloween is number one worst time, I would say. There's pros and cons. I was talking to Kevin Cloaker yesterday, and we were talking about how it really has, because of the subway system, the Halloween above ground and below ground, the ghoulish energy where the dead and the undead, using the subway system as an analogy there, but you're out on the street you're walking around you know walking past cats's deli or whatever it may be and it's just the worst people full drunk you know fighting fucking vomiting all in the streets wearing the dumbest costumes and then you go down into the subway same everything but everyone is taking a breather so then it's just like oh because you're saying they're like we're currently not performing we're off right now yeah you're you're in you're in the octagon and then you get your 90 second break so your cut man can come clean you up and get some that's actually i've never thought about that get some drip drop in your system before you go back out there actually i see that so everyone becomes a human again once you're in the subway because it's that degrading there's nothing better than watching someone in absolutely insane costume like scrolling their phone dead-eyed on the train like just like man you didn't think about this you didn't think about every step of this before you put this outfit on but i think that's the beauty of Halloween is not thinking about every little step because you could think about every step your way into a useless waste of a life.

3:51I would say if you're an adult dressing up for Halloween, it's a useless... Look, it's a tough weekend for... Boy, you look like a waste of a life. It's really a tough weekend for us and our elder millennial group because we have adults dressing up for Halloween. We have adults that cannot shut up about running because it's the nyc marathon this is all our unfortunately this is mostly our age group i

4:16Jason Stewart:feel like we're a little younger and all of our elder millennial friends now have kids so now we're gonna we have to go to brooklyn heights to trick-or-treat from 3 45 p.m to 4 19 p.m whereas back in the day you would be like all right i'm gonna go off into the streets alone and your mom's like all right see you later see you see you later don't get wrong your mom is never like but our photo shoot is on the calendar it's been on there for two weeks the fact that every halloween i forget that celebrities pay a stylist and makeup artist and photographer and retoucher to get a single instagram maybe three you know for a small carousel carousels are big photos just that is it that is the only purpose of that they might not even go out to a party so Are you saying Lizzo dressed as the Cisco mozzarella stick may have not even gone trick-or-treating in Studio City?

5:10I don't think fucking Soprano Big Back got invited to any of the nice parties. Soprano Big Back sounds like some kind of college football player.

5:20Jason Stewart:Soprano Big Back is golf. He can go long. Guy's got a cannon. i yeah so that i mean hopefully i think that's a sign that you have made it in life where you're like financially stable and things are going to be okay when someone comes to the house to dress you up as a dumb thing professional lighting photographer retoucher the whole thing well you know whatever it is 10 grand 20 grand all in depending on what level of costumery we're at if it's 20 grand i'm gonna look like et for real for real i mean okay if it's anatomically correct even below the belt the only the only costumes that i accept are that grade heidi klum grade like weapons grade like you spent too much money and hired a professional like a tomba got the guy from drastic park over to the house hollywood i want hollywood practical effects yeah no cgi I want all real.

6:18I want really putting your foot in it.

6:20Jason Stewart:Well, now that CGI is taking over the film and television industry, practical effects, which means we're making a small model airplane and filming it like the original Star Wars or Dune or all of these movies that used to be good and now are stupid. They don't have a job anymore. The same way an ugly DJ doesn't have a job anymore or whatever it might be. That's true. rich people are going to keep those people in business come over to the house do your cool crazy makeup effects wardrobe all that stuff we gotta have two halloweens then and it's a write off i don't know if one's gonna i don't know if one's gonna be able to sustain these union workers in the near future second halloween well how how awful would that be if they're like you know what thanksgiving does suck let's just run it back let's just do halloween too y 'all can have turkey but you've got to wear a costume.

7:16Jason Stewart:Okay, that's not bad. That's not bad. Because Thanksgiving, it's like, what are we really celebrating here, you know? Thanksgiving is... Oh, the slaughter of my Native American people? Thanksgiving is problematic. The food is disgusting. And the only reason people care about this is because it's a holiday and they don't have to work. And also, just human society as a whole has evolved beyond the need or use or desire to give thanks for really anything at this moment. If I'm going to give thanks, it's going to be in an Instagram caption that is quite long. I'm not going to do it with my loved ones in real time.

7:50That's crazy. Who can like it if I do that?

7:53Jason Stewart:Would you ever do a paragraph-long Instagram caption giving thanks to something? Fuck no. Fuck no. I mean, if it ended in hashtag partner and it paid. If it was SiriusXM giving you$38 million over four years. Yeah, exactly. I'd be real thankful. I don't think that those I see those all the time and I'm wondering what the move is like what's the move do I get one of my graphic designer homies to make a graphic with you scroll through to read all my shit or do I just go crazy caption mode because those are the two options that you have and I see both quite a lot the guy gets kicked out of the band for doing something wrong it's always a carousel that's always a carousel do you want to read words or do you want to look at text that's a great You know what I mean?

8:41Jason Stewart:Exactly. No, and I think I want to look at text. Is this a text-based graphic or a graphic-based text? It's a text-based graphic. It's strictly like when the divorce this week of Arcade Fire got announced. That was a graphic. Single slide. Simple to the point. That was a win for all of us, wasn't it? That really was a win in more ways than one. But I thought that was a nice, tasteful one-page simple. Like, let's not get into the ins and outs of our marriage and why it didn't work and why our music sucks. And, you know, why? It kind of, and I think all of the, anyone who is interested enough to read all of that, they already know the story behind it.

9:23Jason Stewart:Yeah, they're following Arcade Fire closely enough. They're saying, like, I'm shitty. Y 'all know that. Yeah. We're still going to tour if you want to. We're still going to maybe release music. I think Arcade Fire is one of those odd bands that feels like it's completely out of the question that's successful, but it might still be. I think it's enough. I bet they can sell out of Barclays. I hate to say this. I don't want to say this. I think it's not that out of the question. I think it's cold for the fire. Oh, it's cold for the fire. It's definitely cold for the fire. I'm just saying that I think that we when we really don't like something I think we underestimate what it is capable of because it's upsetting that there are that many people that would want to go I mean I feel I was talking about the band Jungle yesterday with somebody where it's like you know that when you go to the concert you go to the Greek theater and it's sold out in 38 seconds and you watch them play and you're like this is music and you look at the crowd and you're like what the fuck what's going on here but I think it's hot for jungle oh it's hot as hell cold for Arcade Fire I think year over year we're on the downturn Arcade Fire did the work when it mattered Arcade Fire did the work when people so your man Ryan Adams yeah but he made worse mistakes than when I would say and I'm not talking about with women I'm talking about career wise allegedly of course hey bro my playlist right now it's Whiskey Town, Red House Painters I could go on Sorry ladies, he's taken But I think Arcade Fire cemented themselves In a certain age group As like a band we like And those people are generally our age And don't go out much And Arcade Fire, much like LCD Sound System Takes them back to sort of When they were still going to Stereo Gum every day Like when you would go to a bar That has an arcade built into it No, literally, it's literally that but i i think there i think we're underestimating that i could be overestimating it but i think maybe it lands somewhere in between where the two of us are yeah okay um and an interesting ab comp with the split of arcade fire and arcade fire person as well as lily allen and and david harbour how two people can to have very wildly varying public splits you know what i mean yeah i mean Harper's getting hit hard.

11:55Jason Stewart:Now Lily's doing the splits in public. Now Millie Bobby Brown saying he harassed me and then they're like not sexually he was just mean. Alright now we're just piling on because you know Millie Bobby Brown is annoying as a motherfucker. Sure sure sure. You know Millie Bobby Brown sucks. That's a fly. You know David Harper had to work with her ass every day and it was probably just like this bitch. She probably wasn't even that bad. Well I mean if I was like you know a 47 year old toxic male and then you know a 16 year old girl who's making seven times my salary is kind of bossing me around and got the bigger Winnebago and gets the cut in line in front of me at crafty i'm gonna have i don't know if that's my bonnet as well actually true like who's the actual star of that show i don't know i think she's the one oh she is and then there's the there's the one fin queen fin wolfhard finn's probably i bet you carolyn's looking at finn like like the ashley olsen countdown clock remember that i forgot about they had that clock he's yeah yeah the the imagine if the olsen we're old enough to know the olsen twins there was somebody built a website counting down until they turned 18 and everyone was like that's awesome no that was completely like david letterman probably talked about it as like a funny joke damn i forgot about that we got to bring that back but for dudes only oh i think that's i think it's going to happen i bet you there was a somber dot geo cities countdown.

13:16Jason Stewart:Yeah, I want it only for twink men singers. I'm sure DeJo had one as well. Because I don't know how old those guys, I don't even know how old those, I think Millie Barbie Brown's only like 20 or 21. I think she started that show when she was pretty young. And Drake was kicking it with her, what, eight years ago? Yeah, can he have friends? He can't just look at steak.com all night. I need a fifth grader. Well, I think David Harper, I think David Harper, I've never seen a single episode of Stranger Things, one of my prouder moments grown-ass man can be watching that there was like a clip of her and somebody like an interviewer was like joking with her being like yeah and david harbour can officiate your wedding and she was like hmm yeah i don't know about that like didn't they did not think it's giving there were signs did not play ball exactly they're digging it up yeah i was when i was walking around in my halloween costume on halloween i was like i didn't really know what i was i was just like 2003 guy i guess and then i was thinking like i should just have told people i'm david harbour for halloween i'm just like a shitty guy you know what i mean i could wear that costume or like um you know i hate gay halloween what do you mean your drag david harbour at the architectural digest home tour youtube video like creating a unsavory atmosphere in your home i will say that your costume did feel like a half step and i feel like it could have the thing when you do the half step though is then people just think that's what you look like that is exactly what happened they're like oh you're dressed oh that's a jacket this episode of how long gone is brought to you by our old dogs over at squarespace uh jason i spend every waking minute of my day surfing the worldwide web i'm looking at social media but you know me i'm old school i'm still checking out websites, baby.

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18:30Jason Stewart:Yeah, Chris, I am personally friends with Michael from Dart, and I have worked with them for years. I think the last time I did a big one, we did the Sweet Green wedding. They set up a beautiful booth for the ceremony, just some cocktail music, some vinyl, some cool vibes and then they set up a whole big tent with a crazy bumping sound system for me to play in later these guys are great a lot of people always ask me like hey you know do cool wedding djs exist do cool event people exist the cool part about dart is they'll work with people like me to come and dj or party as well as provide all the gear and all the consulting and all the all that stuff so if you don't know who to hire for your event dart collective is the one dart just like throwing a dart dash collective.com and uh ask for mike his email address is michael at dart dash collective.com tell them we sent you uh so if you have an event coming up this summer dart collective is where you go i'm gonna give uh i'm gonna give the glasses to carolyn now they're meant for a smaller female frame yeah i would say those are for women those women's sunglasses are for women i was walking around um in uh in brooklyn heights and it was a magical magical place where everything is okay i don't know it was hard i was hard it was i was trying to it was like if i was living in la what version would this be in is it too safe is there i'm not looking for danger i don't want to you know have a guy pissing on my house and i don't want to see rats in my walls but is that area almost like you know living at the americana or the grove or i call those universal studios boston that that's it's like you might as well just live in boston like it's it's it's back bay it's yeah it's literally that's how it feels to me but it's nice and it's close it's close to the city it's like pretty like is it i guess or like is it possible to be too idyllic you know i think so i think that's like what's the point like if you want that you can go to a real suburb and pay half the price yeah but i mean you have the view of of manhattan and that is nice but it's it's like face tuning too far like you you cross the uncanny valley view of manhattan and not living in manhattan those are two very like i don't want to see it i don't give a fuck i want to be in it i don't want to see it i don't i want to live it i i don't get i don't like oh great i have a view of the place where i should live like right right i don't i just don't understand that you you want to be in the concrete jungle you don't want to be i mean i i looking at the jungle if i want a view i don't know i just if i want a view i can go to the upper east side and get an apartment that overlooks fucking central park that's a view i don't want to look at big buildings from brooklyn that doesn't make sense And you are a hobbyist photographer, but not that style.

21:35Jason Stewart:Not that style. No, no, no. You're not doing timed exposures at sundown. I saw a lot of guys walking around this morning with their fucking Leicas out. I don't know what was going on. I saw like three guys before 9 a.m. It's run club, marathon. Bro, we got to talk. Honestly, we got to talk. This shit, y 'all got to stop running. Like, y 'all got to stop. Run all you want, but we got to stop posting. We got to stop. I was saying this earlier, and I've said this before, and people get mad at me because people like the marathon's the most special day of the year in new york it's the energy is amazing i'm like so you tell you're telling me that on a sunday i'm supposed to get up at 6 a.m and go stand on a street corner and you run by me one time one time and give me a little high five and i give you some fucking honey or a wave and that's and that's what that's fun that's what i'm that doesn't make sense to me it's too early to drink and it's not really the vibe anyway like i don't want anybody to come with me exercise either like like i said to you if i was like hey jason i'm gonna hit my pr today on my deadlift can you come to the gym and watch me you'd be like no you fucking idiot that's insane i'm not gonna have my kid make a sign yeah i don't understand that i don't i understand doing it and the personal accomplishment and i understand new balance and nike and on wanting to get in on it and spend a fortune and and play into it i understand the business side of it as a as a athlete you can't ask somebody like you can't ask somebody to go I think, you know, much like the Halloween stuff, we all need a prompt to do these things.

23:04Jason Stewart:And people love arts and crafts and creating things that they can be proud of and then take photos of and share. Making a clever sign to encourage your homie who's doing a five-hour marathon is like... Sorry, bro. I like Harry Styles' move. I go to Tokyo, I'm under a pseudonym, and I fucking hit under three. That's the way you do it. I know a lot of people have gone to Tokyo under a pseudonym and hit under three. I just can't believe how excited people get about it, and I just don't. Maybe that's just not the kind of community I'm looking for. I don't know. I just don't understand it. Could marathons be funded by big cardboard, by big sign, by big Sharpie, by big glitter paint?

23:52Oh, it's funded by Big Bank and Big Shoe. It's definitely fun. Big Bank. Sounds like an Asap Ferg song. Big Bank. Big Shoe. I think it's like a city bank. I think it's like everything else.

24:06Jason Stewart:It's like JP Morgan. It was a joke. It was a joke. I'm exploring obtuse angles here. I just think that we have to exercise. Look, I know we talk about exercise a lot, but it's very different to talk about it than to make it your life. And after Austin, being in Austin and seeing those guys, and now being in New York for the marathon. And then I forgot, when I was flying back from Berlin, my flight was all post-Berlin marathon. And it was all people limping around, head-to-toe marathon gear they had bought. You have to buy it. Yeah. But I don't get it. You're going to go home, and you're going to go back to the office, and people are going to make a good job, and that's it.

24:43You're not in – this isn't – I don't know. You're not a professional athlete. Yeah, but people love an identity.

24:48Jason Stewart:I love that identity, too. Many people don't have one. Of course. Or many people flail without the idea of having one. What do you do beyond accounting or dentistry? When you have the 26.2 sticker on the back of the Subaru, I think much like many things in life, it gives you a superiority over your other friends, and that's why people are doing it. You are superior, though. They're not doing it to have a personal best. They're doing it so they can be like, oh, yeah, I ran the marathon. I mean, we used to do it when we were young, and wearing band tees to signify our allegiance to a niche thing.

25:22Jason Stewart:But what's more niche, running or music? Running is exercise, and it serves a great purpose, and it's great for the mental health. I don't need to do it with 50 guys. Okay. When I was in Brooklyn Heights, they had the community fridges. You know what I mean? Oh, yeah. Which was weird because every brownstone there is$7 million, so I don't know who it's for. But when I was walking by. It's for them to feel good about. it's like marathons for them to feel good about themselves when i was walking by it was just boxes of hip peas and it was the most brooklyn heights thing i'd ever like and i was wondering like do food marketing companies seed out new flavors and products to these specific areas hoping that an allison roman or a whoever is going to post a picture of the new flavor of hip peas on their sub stack or whatever i don't think maybe i mean that's an insane way to do it but i wouldn't put it i don't i don't think so but it is just odd that you know it's not canned soup a community fridge is like here are things that we all need and it's just chomps and we got the ashwagandha popcorn here so i have a new line of tinctures these do have to be refrigerated of course that feels like what it could be that literally feels like what it could be i mean i guess food is food i'm not going to take that away from them food is food okay yeah speaking of food I went to a restaurant called Noodle Pudding in Bee Heights.

26:46Jason Stewart:Apparently - This Brooklyn version of you is fucked. Favorite restaurant, Jay Lee, the food guy, he was telling me favorite restaurant in the neighborhood of Lena Dunham and Allison Roman. Okay, favorite - Two real eaters. Favorite restaurant in the neighborhood is very different. In Brooklyn. Yeah, okay. My favorite restaurant in Brooklyn is fucking - Brooklyn's a big place. Yeah, I mean, White Castle is probably better than fucking Noodle Puddle, but like - Noodle Puddle. What's it called? Noodle Pudding. Noodle Pudding is the worst name for anything I've ever heard in my entire life. And that's a guy who's named his business Done to Death Projects.

27:22Sure.

27:23Jason Stewart:It is a fascinating name. And what does it mean? That's the thing. I don't know. And I didn't. Okay. So when you hear a restaurant is called Noodle Pudding and it's in Brooklyn, easy to first assume that it is you know some type of like cute san rio looking hello kitty boba and matcha dumpling spot or something like that you know i mean it's a cute name and it sort of leans asian um asian people love noodles as well as puddings i i would agree that i would i would have assumed it at least had a faux at least a faux yeah i don't know it's actually pronounced pho yeah i don't do that i don't my culture it's better that way but it's a it's like an old timey american italian american but it's not actually old timey because it was open in 2018 allegedly it was open in 2018 but when you walk in it looks like a neighborhood restaurant kind of bostonian but like the bar and the cash register look like they have been there for at least 100 years they went on facebook marketplace and really paid a lot of money for the restaurant that was there before was an established joint or whatever but it's it's like comforting italian american food you're not about to tell me this place was good it was oh i enjoyed it um you enjoyed it or it was good two different things both about both it's it's an interesting i can see why why these people these like big brain food thinkers like it because they use like farmer's market level ingredients produce and seafood and things like that but it's just regular ass food that you would get it's like if olive garden was shopping at the santa monica farmer's market or something so you're getting you know you're getting the bruschetta and it's like five dollars and it's comes out on a plate and it's just like bread and some bruschetta like you'd see at olive garden or something like that but it tastes good but the bruschetta is with heirloom tomatoes from the farmer's market but there's also like the oregano from the jar flavor it's not like so you're so you're at pizza hut in brooklyn heights and it smacks yeah and also affordable and it's sort of like um a reprise from standard american dining going on right now we're in the have you done with us before the chef right you know there's none of that it's just like here's the menu you order the food and if you get like an i got a steak and it was like 36 dollars and it comes with like a side of a wedge salad some grilled peppers some tomatoes and avocados and veggies and it's like arranged on a plate it's like a composed dish versus like ordering the steak and it's just on a plate and then the charred broccolini on the side for 18 and then the mashed potatoes with you know blah blah blah like you don't know it's it's it's like how restaurants were how many people were in this restaurant was it busy it's cash only no reservations neighborhood very neighborhood this is no we need i need some investigations on this because all of these all this feels a little disney world to me if it opened in 2018 i mean it's it looks like a mom and pop restaurant in boston or something we're gonna look this up and it's gonna be like Like, oh, this is actually owned by McDonald's, and it's their new Italian neighborhood concept.

30:48That would be cool. Because that just all sounds like stuff that you can get away with if you've actually been around for 40 years or whatever. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Being cash only in Brooklyn Heights, that feels crazy. I know. I would say I would check it out, but I'm absolutely never going to check it out. But I do like that it's regular.

31:05Jason Stewart:There's certain restaurants like that who are like, we are good enough and busy enough and care enough about this to where we can just say no reservations cash only very similar to sal's provincetown like that kind of vibe where you know italian american comforty but the ingredients only place cash only i accept is well i guess bar pity might no i think bar pity is still cash only omen is cash and mx only oh that's nice which is that's that's even more catering to an audience i would love to do a combination of the two i'd like to put 84 down and the rest on my mx i'm a little behind Can we just split it?

31:41Jason Stewart:Actually, yeah, like 80 on the MX, 80 cash if that's cool. But I got my bowl of pumpkin soup and a martini, and it took me to a nice place. That restaurant we went to on Friday was fucking good. Strange Delight. Strange Delight, yeah. That was good. It was really good. It was Nolan's cooking. And I didn't look into it at all. I was just like, all right, sure. And I was pleasantly surprised. You let me take control. I let you take control. It was delicious. Because there's only one restaurant I know. I know Romans. It's hard to dine near Barclays. Romans is the best restaurant in Brooklyn. Okay.

32:12And anything, I don't really know anything else anymore. Unless it's like new and cool, but I mean like stuff that's been around, you know. What's the bridges of BK, you know? Yeah, that's what I want. Do you guys have any snails and red wine butter sauce with warm eel? Is the escargot tart, what's the cheese on that one again? I can't. Are they serving me the eel dumpling? Everybody's like, this is the, I'm like, all right, bro, y 'all can have that one. look mushy eel it's for some not for all uh it's a yeah it's a it's it's a experiment but i was here

32:45Jason Stewart:to hang out with carolyn she was working uh tame impala down at barclays so i've spent the last two nights of my life one halloween one not in the in the bowels of barclays think about the fact that you had to do two nights in a row of that i didn't have to yes you did i could have you could not do not lie instead of what else are you gonna do world series game seven started at 8 p.m eastern my call time to barclays to receive my credentials 8 p.m eastern but luckily it went into extra innings so i was able to watch the game from kiven's room and then uh but the tv went out and then everyone started panicking so i pulled up the the live feed on my phone on sportsnet.ca the way people pretend to like sports is fucking crazy well i pulled it up i pulled the the sportsnet.ca on my phone and i was i was showing it to kevin i was like i got the feedback up he's like why the fuck you showing me that man i don't care about baseball see he's a real one he's like but then his manager behind him was was like oh shit oh shit and then you know we watched the end of it I think that, I mean, baseball is obviously the most boring sport on earth, but this was maybe the best World Series.