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Roasty Toasty Ghosty
#137: Did You Even Have A Hammer?
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In which Lauren & Mattias find out what Open AI knows about them and the podcast. They review their recent move night films and discuss various topics such as hanging eyeballs and laundry issues.
Content:
- Opening
- Ordering pizza
- Eye problems
- Weekly Check In
- Movie on!
- Forever Young
- Vi Hade Iallafall Tur Med Vädret Igen
- Intermission
- Facts about Roasty Toasty Ghosty, according to Open Eyes
- Finnish fika?
- Lesser known facts about the hosts
- Bad moments on the podcast
- How the hosts met
- Wrap up
- What's ruining our lives
- Live Mad Libs! August 9, 2025 8pm CET/2pm EST on Twitch @roastytoastyghostypodcast
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No ghosties were harmed in the making of this podcast.
Podcast Introduction and Pizza Planning
Speaker 1In a world where everything is unscripted.
Speaker 2This is Roasty Toasty Ghost. Let's see. Now. I'm curious if I can book a table now. Okay, we're doing this right now. I want to book a table. How do I do that? Do you see? Do I have to call them? Let's call them and book a table, okay.
Speaker 1Right now, right now Connect. See if you can order the pizza several months in advance.
Speaker 2Yeah, I'd like it delivered ASAP, thank you, it doesn't tell me. I guess you have to call them. I don't want to call them. I'm going to have them call me. I guess you have to call them, I don't want to call them. I'm going to have them call me. Yeah, Like hello. Would you like to book a table? Yes, yes, I do. Thank you for asking.
Speaker 1How do you know they're calling?
Speaker 2you and you're asking them if they want to book a table. You'd like to book a table? Okay, he's like no, no, no, you get it all wrong. You book a table at our place, Like oh, no I think you want to book a table at my place.
Speaker 1We're going to fight. You're the one calling me you called me.
Speaker 2What do you want? Yeah, I'm not, I'm not, I'm just not.
Speaker 1You're not.
Speaker 2Let's get a regular pizza. Nothing fancy Special pizza Okay. With extra cheese and tomatoes. I just want tomatoes and mozzarella. Skip the bread.
Speaker 1What? That's not. That's not even okay. You don't even joke about that.
Speaker 2That's not funny. You have to contact them directly.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, so if we call them now, do you think that they'll book the table this far in advance? Maybe, I'd like a table for December. I'm going to call them and I'm going to book a table for 6 o'clock. Do you think we'll make it? Yeah, okay, I trust us. What could go wrong? Okay, I trust us. What could go wrong? Nothing, other than the fact that I don't know where anything is. Where's the trains?
Speaker 1Like everything.
Speaker 2Literally everything your face. It's right here, it is In front of me. Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 1Sorry about that.
Speaker 2No, I liked it. Oh, okay, oh.
Speaker 1I'm sorry.
Speaker 2Okay, you just apologized for everything.
Speaker 1Sorry, you're like that I'm like no, it's a good thing, I like it. I'm like I'm sorry. I'm sorry for you having a poor taste.
Speaker 2Okay, well, I'm not going to argue.
Speaker 1Should we start?
Speaker 2Should we?
Speaker 1Maybe we should.
Speaker 2Okay, all right, let's open this up.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2Hello and welcome to Roasty toasty ghosty. My name is lauren and I am matthias and we are gonna be your besties for the next hour or so yay did you know? Fun fact, this is the best podcast ever oh cool, yeah, I did know that it is the uh. It is the best people hosting the best podcast, doing the best things, and we're also besties.
Speaker 1Yeah, wow.
Speaker 2Talking about the best things. Yeah, I almost nailed it.
Speaker 1I don't even remember that one either. You almost nailed it. Did you even have a hammer?
Speaker 2No, I don't remember my own lines.
Speaker 1No, I don't either. I don't remember any lines.
Speaker 2Like we sit here and everything goes blank. Yep, somehow we managed to pull everything together.
Speaker 1We do.
Speaker 2I don't know how we do it.
Speaker 1I don't know either. We're just that good, yeah, no one knows.
Speaker 2No one knows that we're this good.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Not even we know it.
Speaker 1No, exactly, we fool a lot of people.
Speaker 2Yeah, you'd be amazed by the amount of people that we have fooled.
Speaker 1Yeah, that's our secret and our mystery secret ingredient.
Speaker 2No one actually knows what it is. No, okay, marias, marias, I do the cheese so fast it becomes an R. Yeah, matias.
Speaker 1Did you hear my squeak? I did, it's funny.
Speaker 2How are you?
Speaker 1I'm good. Good, how are you? I'm good yeah. I'm sweaty though you are sweaty yeah you can see that right?
Speaker 2I see it, Yep.
Speaker 1You are, you, I'm good, yeah, I'm sweaty, though.
Speaker 2You are sweaty.
Speaker 1Yeah, you can see that right, I see it, yep.
Speaker 2You're wearing my shirt, though, so it's okay, I do. Yeah, so that's cool.
Speaker 1Yeah, it is Few people knows it.
Speaker 2Please tell me more about that.
Speaker 1While you're poking your eye out.
Speaker 2I'm actually gouging my eye out. I'm just trying so hard to not be here. Need an excuse to leave. Oh no, my eyeball fell out.
Speaker 1I better call an ambulance I hate it when this happens.
Speaker 2You'd be surprised how many times this happens. They're like is this Lauren? Again, again like yeah, it's my eye. Can you just pop it back in? I hate I things, so you have to do it. I can't do it myself.
Speaker 1I get so grossed out the worst thing is, I can't even close my eyes. It's hanging out.
Speaker 2I have to look and I get so dizzy because it's just like hopping all over the place. Yeah, oh my God, imagine how uncomfortable I touched it with my tongue Ew but yeah, stop Gross.
Speaker 1You're making everyone throw up right now I'm thinking, like you know, the the ping pong thing with the string, oh no, please don't.
Speaker 2No, I don't want, I don't want to know. I I know where you're going and I don't like it okay, I'll stop that's. That's it for me yeah, uh I'll I I leave this podcast now, I guess thank you, uh, but first can you tell me what your week has been like?
Speaker 1my week has been like okay cool? No, it's. It has been above average, though. All right, it's been pretty good good uh, do you want to do you want me to go like day by day?
Speaker 2what did we do last weekend? On saturday I did not see you on saturday because it was my life partner's birthday that's right and we went to a theme park called Food Week. It went pretty well. It rained a little bit on and off, but it was really nice, because that's when there's not as many people in the park, so that's like minimal weight lines. So, yeah, it was good. My poor life partner, though, because he tried so many times to win one of those giant chocolate boxes.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2He put so much money into it.
Speaker 1Oh no.
Speaker 2He didn't get a single one.
Speaker 1Oh.
Speaker 2The poor guy.
Speaker 1Yeah, and it was his birthday.
Speaker 2It was his birthday, so we tried to coax the people.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Like it's his birthday. They're like we can't control this like, but it's still his birthday yeah, exactly um and poor, sick child. He was with us. It was just the three of us yeah, were you three. A sad bunch of people he well, I don't know, I don't know, I don't think I was really that sad okay, it was just the boys the boys who were sad because sick child was just like seven centimeters too short for the bumper cars okay which, of course, was the main thing we were looking forward to.
Speaker 2Okay, he couldn't go on them no so we didn't do it okay but he did find other. What? So you were just about above yeah, I was just above the line and he did find other rides okay that I'm sorry, I just you're so funny, aren't you? Yeah, I think so yeah, cool that you think, so you keep thinking that yes we did find other rides that he could ride cool, and he had a lot of fun anyway good yeah, it was fun yeah, we had a good day good and then I saw you on sunday yeah we went for a walk we did and and we had fika.
Speaker 1We did. Yeah, but we didn't have cake.
Speaker 2There was no cake. I was kind of sad about that.
Speaker 1Yeah, I don't know why, really.
Speaker 2No, oh well.
Speaker 1It was not up to us.
Speaker 2I already had cake that day.
Speaker 1Okay. So it didn't really. It was okay that.
Speaker 2I missed out on cake, or that we just didn't have cake? Have you guys had the cake?
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 2No, okay, so it's still waiting for me.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2It's gonna have to wait another week. Yeah, I got up I wouldn't say early, but I was up before my life partner woke up so I baked a cake for him for his birthday, which was the day before, but still, we didn't have time for cake that day. Yeah, and we booked our tickets our flight tickets.
Speaker 1That's exciting.
Speaker 2For our big trip coming up after Christmas.
Speaker 1Yeah, that's really exciting Really exciting. So we're planning like everything now.
Speaker 2We are in full planning mode and trying to book everything we can right now and hoping for the best yeah, it's gonna be fun I really hope so yeah, I hope so too what about the rest of your week?
Speaker 1the rest of my week has been pretty boring. I've been going to work it was was just Monday we went for a walk and later on Wednesday.
Speaker 2On Monday I had an interview.
Speaker 1Oh yeah.
Speaker 2At a grocery store. I really didn't want that job.
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 2And I didn't get it.
Speaker 1Congratulations, thank you.
Speaker 2Thank you, I didn't even try to not get it. So that's talent To actually try and still not get it.
Speaker 1I think. And then we went for a walk.
Speaker 2We did. We went for a walk on Monday and it was nice.
Speaker 1Yeah, we were talking about the trip.
Speaker 2Yeah, we took two laps and we stopped at the gym, the outside gym.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2And yeah, we talked a lot about the trip. Yeah, full planning mode.
Speaker 1Yes.
Speaker 2That's what happened on Monday.
Speaker 1Tuesday.
Speaker 2Tuesday I got the car inspected. Oh, and it passed. Cool, very cool, yeah, adult stuff, you know I got a free coffee.
Speaker 1So excited.
Speaker 2I was really excited for the free coffee.
Speaker 1Oh okay, Not that the car passed that. I was really excited for the free coffee. Oh okay, Not that the car passed that too it was just a good time all around.
Speaker 2Everyone was having a good time. My oldest decided he needed new pants, so we all went into the city and went clothes shopping.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2Then we had lunch kind of dinner, it was like in between there, so it kind of counted as both. I think Okay, and then we went home, cool right.
Speaker 1Yeah, so that was that.
Speaker 2Cool, cool Wednesday.
Speaker 1Wednesday.
Speaker 2We had, oh, the washing machine. We have a combo washer dryer right and the drying part of this machine stopped working. So, we're doing laundry in the basement now, and that's what happened on Wednesday. I did laundry, not fun adult stuff. No one had a good time.
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 2Everyone was fighting. No one liked it.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2I don't know. It became a whole dramatic thing. So we booked a repair guy to come out, but it's going to be like three weeks before he gets here, vacation times, I guess. Yeah, two weeks Sorry.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2I lied. I know I'm sorry.
Speaker 1Yeah, but yeah, I'm not okay, I'm leaving now, I know.
Speaker 2I can't trust you anymore. We had Fika with my life partner's family, because they wanted to celebrate him too. Oh okay, and then sick child stayed with his grandmother, and so my oldest and my life partner and I went to the lake and we went kayaking. Oh yeah, it was really fun actually.
Speaker 2We went kayaking oh yeah, it was really fun, actually, okay, until we got pretty far in and I heard thunder, so I had us all turn around and go back. I was like I don't want to get caught in that, no. So we got ice cream and picked up a pan pizza or a pizza on our way home, because Sick Child has been asking all week if we could have a dance party, which requires pizza, candles and music.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2So we did that, and then I ran off to you and we went for a walk. Yeah, and it was nice.
Speaker 1It was nice.
Speaker 2I stole some hay.
Speaker 1You did.
Speaker 2For the bunny and he was really really happy.
Speaker 1Good.
Speaker 2He's a happy bunny Thursday. Yes, my oldest and sick child and my life partner and I went to the beach. We bought a Frisbee so that we could play with the Frisbee on the beach. It was fun. Okay, we had fun Okay. If you say so. And then we went home and I played outside with Sick Child.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2And we both got burned by the Brennnessner.
Speaker 1Oh, okay, not by the sun.
Speaker 2Not by the sun.
Speaker 1That was already done, I guess.
Speaker 2Yeah, just a little bit. It wasn't that bad this time.
Speaker 1No, okay.
Speaker 2And then my life partner and I went for a walk on the trail in the woods and it was really nice, Yep.
Speaker 1Yep.
Speaker 2Yep, that's what happened. That was Thursday, okay, today's Friday.
Speaker 1It is.
Speaker 2What have I done today? I don't know.
Speaker 1I don't know.
Speaker 2We did do a little bit of shopping.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2I played some video games. I took a crowbar from your dad.
Speaker 1Oh yeah.
Speaker 2I used that crowbar.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2A little bit. I did some building. I made dinner and then we watched movies. Yeah, yeah, would you like to move on?
Speaker 1Let's move on Good.
Movie Reviews: Forever Young
Speaker 2I feel like I'm really boring.
Speaker 1Okay, so what did we watch today?
Speaker 2Today we watched Forever Young.
Speaker 1Yes.
Speaker 2And.
Speaker 1We had at least fun with the weather again.
Speaker 2We were lucky with the weather again. Yeah, something like that. Does it have an English version?
Speaker 1Australia has a TV title of this movie, and that's well.
Speaker 2we were lucky with the weather again, so yeah, I was right, I'm going to start with Forever Young.
Speaker 1Yes, Okay, forever.
Speaker 2Young. Yes, okay, this is a movie with Mel Gibson and Frodo and Jamie Lee Curtis.
Speaker 1Yeah, frodo, also known as.
Speaker 2Elias.
Speaker 1Elijah Wood Right yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, and Norm from Cheers was in this movie, so that's cool.
Speaker 1It was funny because we were talking about him this week.
Speaker 2Yeah, we were talking about how we're going to meet him in Boston.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2At least his cardboard cut out.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Did I ask if he's still alive.
Speaker 1Maybe you did, is he? He died May 20th this year.
Speaker 2Oh, I guess he's not alive.
Speaker 1Anymore.
Speaker 2Anymore, he was at one point.
Speaker 1Yeah, and then he stopped Before May 20th this year.
Speaker 2Then he was alive.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, that's too bad, yeah, okay. So in this movie, mel Gibson, yes. He is a pilot in the military and it's 1939 and the girl he wanted to marry was put in a coma.
Speaker 1Yes, not put. No, she, it wasn't planned.
Speaker 2No, she fell.
Speaker 1Yeah, she was in an accident.
Speaker 2Yeah, did she get hit by a car or something, or did she just trip and fall?
Speaker 1I think she was hit by a car. That's how I.
Speaker 2I assumed it at first, but I didn't really see a car. Okay, or maybe I did.
Speaker 1I saw a car. It looked like a truck with oranges on it.
Speaker 2Oh, okay, yeah, okay. Well, she was on the ground.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2And she was in a coma and so Mella Gibson got really, really sad because she didn't wake up for a really long time. So Norm was a scientist and he was like I want to freeze someone for an entire year. So Mel Gibson was like pick me, pick me. And so Norm did that. He made Mel Gibson sleep.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2He froze, him Froze him Frozo.
Speaker 1He was Frozo, frozone yeah.
Speaker 2He froze him, froze him, frozo. He was Frozo.
Speaker 1Frozone. Yeah, frozo meets Frodo.
Speaker 2Mm-hmm, kind of yeah, in a way.
Speaker 1Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2And then, like 50 years go by and Frodo opens his.
Speaker 1Capsule.
Speaker 2Capsule, he gets welcomed into Frodo's family, I guess.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2And they try to find Norm. That's what he's trying to do the whole time. So, yeah, that's what happened.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2What did you think about this movie?
Speaker 1Okay, so I have seen this movie like once before.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 1And I think it's pretty good. It has a couple of funny moments. It's mostly like a drama. It's still not the boring kind of drama that I don't like. This is an interesting drama, so I yeah, I like it.
Speaker 2Good.
Speaker 1What did you think?
Speaker 2I really liked this movie.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2I thought it was really good. I really liked the concept yeah, because I assumed that he would have been woken up after the one year planned. Yeah, but it kind of looked like he was forgotten about.
Speaker 1Yeah, in a way he was In a way yeah, but yeah, I really like this movie. Cool.
Speaker 2Do you have anything else to say about it?
Speaker 1I don't think so. I like it too. It is funny at a few moments and that really adds to it. I like it too. It is funny at a few moments and that really adds to it. I like it. A little disappointed that the song Forever Young isn't played in the movie, though.
Speaker 2Yeah, I guess.
Speaker 1Would have been cool, yeah, but I guess they didn't have the rights, or.
Speaker 2Probably not. I'm sure it's expensive.
Speaker 1So yeah, Anyhow, I like the movie.
Speaker 2Good, yes, because I did too Good. So, yeah, anyhow, I like the movie. Good, yes, because I did too Good.
Speaker 1Next, Next vi hade iallafalltum I värdet igen.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Swedish Movie Review: Vi hade iallafall tur
Speaker 1So this movie is a sequel to the movie, the Swedish movie, we saw last week. This is like 28 years later Sounds like the zombie movie, but no, it is 28 years later, but no zombies. So this movie it's about Gösta and Gunn, the characters from the last movie. The parents yeah, the parents, and they're now much older. In short, they go for another trip across country for their son's wedding and also to spread his friend's ashes. So yeah, that's what it is about, really.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1What did you think about this movie?
Speaker 2I did like this movie.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2I enjoyed it. I liked Yuang Lanz was in this movie. And I really like him.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's always fun to see him.
Speaker 2He pretty much had a character similar to Desisteraiset.
Speaker 1Right yeah.
Speaker 2So I thought that was kind of funny. He's just like kind of popping up here.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Would you say that this movie is better than the first one?
Speaker 1I would not say that. Okay, would you say that this movie is better than the first?
Speaker 2one. I would not say that.
Speaker 1Okay, would you say that?
Speaker 2I think I might have liked this one more.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2Than the other one. There was no weird random cut.
Speaker 1No, that's true. That's the plus for this one.
Speaker 2I don't know. I feel like, for some reason, based off of my memory right now the situations were a lot clearer in this movie okay you know, but I was also pretty annoyed with the dad and his behavior yeah I mean sure it's funny and everything, but enough is enough. Yeah, you know yeah, that's true what did you think?
Speaker 1I don't know, I wasn't the biggest fan of this one. Okay, it's the first time I saw this one.
Speaker 2Same here.
Speaker 1Yeah, I don't really know why it feels like this one. It has some funny moments, but it's not really enough. It had one moment that I thought was really funny. Okay, and that's a callback to the first movie.
Speaker 2Oh, the car wash, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1That scene. It was the best scene in the whole movie for me.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1So yeah, that scene I really thought was funny. But yeah, I don't know, I kind of found a lot of the characters annoying.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Like the.
Speaker 2The boyfriend.
Speaker 1The boyfriend.
Speaker 2Of the granddaughter.
Speaker 1He was really annoying.
Speaker 2Yeah, I thought so too. And then the guy who was chasing after the mom.
Speaker 1Yeah, also annoying.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1And yeah, the son's wife.
Speaker 2Oh yeah, who was just like so mad.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Over, like everything yeah.
Speaker 1She was also really annoying.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1It was weird the whole dog scene. I didn't find that that funny.
Speaker 2I mean, I guess it was just an example of how he ruins everything Pretty much.
Speaker 1Yeah, I guess.
Speaker 2Because the guy was like oh, my dog is amazing, I couldn't live without him. And then the dad just like kills the dog yeah.
Speaker 1Well, I thought it was funny until we saw the dog lying there.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Because I thought it was funny when he threw the ball away and the dog just jumping after it.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1That was funny. They didn't have to show the dog.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Because that kind of ruined the moment for me.
Speaker 2I don't know Okay.
Speaker 1I mean I grew up with the other one.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1So that's probably why I prefer that one. And I heard that it might not be up to my taste and it wasn't really, but it wasn't the worst. I just didn't like it as much as the first one.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1And I mean it feels like in tone it's kind of different from the first one.
Speaker 2Okay. The characters doesn't really feel like themselves okay, you think that maybe they became a lot more dramatic yeah, yeah like overdone in a way yeah, but it was a good attempt at doing a sequel, I guess, yeah.
Speaker 1So yeah, I'm not disappointed that I saw the movie.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 1So yeah, it was okay. All right, the kids aren't the same actors as in the first one.
Speaker 2That's disappointing too.
Speaker 1It is, that's also a thing.
Speaker 2I would have rather that they were the same actors.
Speaker 1That would have been cool.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1But yeah, I guess they didn't want to reprise their roles or maybe probably weren't even asked to oh yeah, that too. Okay, anyhow, that's it, I think.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 1For movie on Feels good.
Speaker 2Yeah, All right then would you like to take a break?
Speaker 1Let's take a break.
Speaker 2All right, we'll be right back. Yes, and we're back.
OpenAI Reveals Podcast Facts
Speaker 1We are.
Speaker 2All right, welcome back.
Speaker 1Thank you, you're welcome you too. Thank you, you're welcome.
Speaker 2What is on your mind?
Speaker 1What's on my mind, okay. So this morning, right, I was thinking. So this morning, right, I was thinking about open eyes. Okay, I'm not on there as much as you, no, but I am on there sometimes, and this morning was one of those times, because we have tried before to ask about this podcast on there and it never really gave us the results we wanted, right? So I thought maybe I should give it another try and, to my surprise, it actually gave me some facts about this show, this podcast.
Speaker 2Did you ask for some facts?
Speaker 1I did ask for some facts, but it's really. It's mostly about what we already talked about on the show. So should I go through it? Yeah, okay. So I asked tell me about the hosts of the podcast Roasty Toasty Ghosty. And it says Roasty Toasty Ghosty is coarsely hosted by Lauren and Matthias, who bring quirky chemistry and humor as they explore all sorts of random, entertaining topics each week.
Speaker 2That's true.
Speaker 1Yes, their official show page describes it as and that's the line I couldn't remember earlier. Yes, yeah, but uh.
Speaker 2OpenEyes knows it. Yeah, that's cool Better than me, yeah.
Speaker 1So meet the hosts lauren, co-host and the voice behind the fun banter and movie night reviews are you sure? Okay, all right she's known for topics that range from the absurd like polar bear summer survival tips yes, I came up with that Kind of. Yeah To anecdotes such as reflections on OCD or favorite Swedish traditions.
Speaker 2Okay, cool.
Speaker 1And Mattias Lauren's co-host and counterpart in the Madness. He joins in movie recaps challenges, including Mad Libs segments.
Speaker 2That's a challenge.
Speaker 1Yeah, and dive into everyday oddities, often serving as the perfect comedic foil. So that's us.
Speaker 2That sounds about right give or take.
Speaker 1Yeah, so now the people know about that.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1And here's a fact Together, they've been releasing weekly episodes since 2022.
Speaker 2Yes.
Speaker 1And have surpassed 130 episodes.
Speaker 2We're on 137 right now as we speak. Cool yeah, on 137 right now as we speak. Cool yeah.
Speaker 1Each one blending lighthearted conversations, listener interaction and occasional live Twitch Mad Libs sessions.
Speaker 2Yes.
Speaker 1That was difficult for me to say.
Speaker 2Which we're gonna do tomorrow. Yes, which is cool.
Speaker 1So that's in the past when this episode's out.
Speaker 2Yeah, I guess Currently it's in the future.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2But in the future it'll be in the past.
Speaker 1Whoa, you blew my mind right there. What to expect? Movie Night Reviews. Each episode includes their opinions on recent films, delivered with wit and warmth.
Speaker 2Or anger and drama.
Speaker 1Oh yeah.
Speaker 2Very strong opinions.
Speaker 1Oh yes, On random topics.
Speaker 2Yes.
Speaker 1From Finnish fika.
Speaker 2Finnish fika.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2What have we ever? Wait hold on, hold on. Now I need to know, okay.
Speaker 1From Finnish fika culture to breaking weird news or hosting quirky quizzes.
Speaker 2Right.
Speaker 1So Finnish fika culture? I'm not going to let that go.
Speaker 2No, Is fika a Finnish thing as well?
Speaker 1I don't know. Let me yeah you, my turn, yes.
Speaker 2All right, open eyes. Please tell me, do Finnish people also have fika? Okay, so, not exactly. Fika is a distinctly Swedish tradition. While Finns also enjoy coffee breaks and actually drink more coffee per capita than Swedes, they don't call it fika and the cultural ritual around it isn't quite the same. So the Finnish equivalent of fika is called kavitauku, kavitauku, ku like cow Kavitauku.
Speaker 1Can I no, no, this one, kavitauku.
Speaker 2Yeah sure can I no, no, this one coffee taco yeah sure it's common, but not romanticized like fika okay um, it's usually coffee, sometimes with pastry, like fika. It can be social, but it's less ceremonious. So while fins do take coffee breaks, fika as a social and cultural concept is unique to Sweden. Okay, all right, so Obanai has had a little trip there.
Speaker 1That's what I'm searching for. I kind of want.
Speaker 2You want them to be wrong? Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1But so far they've been right.
Speaker 2Except for Fika, which is Swedish.
Speaker 1That's the only thing, though, so far, so oh well, anyhow. Interactive segments, including monthly live Mad Libs on Twitch.
Speaker 2Yes, again we do that. We're gonna really drill that into people's heads today Subscriber-exclusive leftovers episodes. We have that. It's only like $3 a month.
Speaker 1And regular listener mail.
Speaker 2Yeah, if we get fan mail.
Speaker 1Yeah, so leave that too.
Speaker 2Yeah, that would be cool.
Speaker 1Do all of them.
Speaker 2If you want me to read your weird random comments, then send us a text.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2As fan mail.
Speaker 1So here comes the vibe.
Speaker 2Ooh, I like vibes.
Speaker 1Yeah, lighthearted and comedic. Strong emphasis on humor. No ghostly scares here, just fun. Yeah, mm, entertaining chemistry. Their dynamic is easygoing and conversational, controversial, competitive.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's controversial, I guess Maybe.
Speaker 1Maybe For some people.
Speaker 2It gets there, I guess.
Speaker 1You know those people, those people. And conversational, like good friends chatting in your living room. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2Sometimes we go into random people's living rooms and just have a conversation Just to chat. Not with the people who own the living room. No, we just talk to each other. Yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah, we needs, we needs, we needs a place to stay.
Speaker 2Yeah, okay, we needs we needs a place to stay.
Speaker 1Yeah, okay, always evolving With fresh content, new guest ideas and regular live show interaction.
Speaker 2Right, we have Mad Libs yeah.
Speaker 1They kept things feeling fresh for listeners.
Speaker 2I really hope so.
Speaker 1So, in summary, Hosts, that's us Lauren and Mattias. Yeah For Matt.
Speaker 2In summary, hosts, that's us.
Speaker 1Lauren and Mattias.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Format.
Speaker 2For Mattias.
Speaker 1Yes, yes. Weekly conversational comedy with movie chat, random fun topics, listener features and live segments.
Speaker 2Like ManLibs.
Speaker 1Yes.
Speaker 2Did you know that we host live ManLibs every month on Twitch?
Speaker 1Yes.
Speaker 2Tomorrow.
Speaker 1Tone Warm, goofy and delightfully unpredictable.
Speaker 2I thought you were going to say gooey Gooey, gooey Ew.
Speaker 1Gross If you enjoy friendly banter, movie recaps and spontaneous silliness. Roasty Toasty Ghosty delivers all that and more with consistently fresh episodes. So that was the first part. Okay, I've been searching more than that.
Speaker 2All right, what's next? Okay, did you ask questions.
Speaker 1Okay, so I thought I wanted to know more about you, about me. What's next? Okay, did you ask questions? Okay, so I thought I wanted to know more about you, about me, yeah.
Speaker 2Alright, you can't ask me directly, you have to ask OpenEyes.
Speaker 1Yeah, because you don't know. No, I'm not going to answer you. You're not as smart as OpenEyes, no.
Speaker 2I'm very closed.
Speaker 1Yeah, because otherwise you wouldn't ask OpenEyes so often.
Speaker 2Right, like you do, yeah.
Speaker 1So give me facts about Lauren that few people knows.
Speaker 2Right Few people knows it.
Speaker 1Here are some fun lesser known facts about Lauren.
Speaker 2All right, I'm excited to hear this. Maybe I don't even know these things.
Speaker 1Okay, hidden gems about Lauren. Number one Jello shot spontaneity.
Speaker 2Ooh, I love that episode.
Speaker 1In episode 17,. I'm gonna forget all of this. Lauren and Matthias impulsively.
Speaker 2Impulsively.
Speaker 1Impulsively broke out jello shots mid-recording. Impulsively broke out jello shots mid-recording, leading to a wild on-air moment where she bounced between topics like impulsiveness and school bus rides.
Speaker 2Maybe that happened.
Speaker 1Yeah, maybe, who knows?
Speaker 2Oh yeah, we were talking about our morning bus ride routines in school. Okay.
Speaker 1And yeah, we did that while enjoying her fourth round of orange-flavored Jell-O shots.
Speaker 2They were strawberry, but yes.
Speaker 1Not no.
Speaker 2No, they were orange. Okay, I don't know where I got those.
Speaker 1Yeah, and fika, that's Finnish.
Speaker 2Oh, okay, yeah, I don't know where.
Speaker 1I got those. Yeah and fika, that's.
Speaker 2Finnish. Oh, okay, yeah, so now you know, all right. Well, I don't think we even mentioned the flavor of the jello shots. It was just jello shots with vodka.
Speaker 1Yeah, but now we know it was orange, it was actually orange.
Speaker 2That's one of my favorite episodes.
Speaker 1Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2So I'm glad that it mentioned that.
Speaker 1Yeah, so I'm glad that it mentioned that, especially in a fun fact about me.
Speaker 2I randomly have jello shots throughout episodes. Few people knows that, but in most of the episodes If things take a sharp turn in the episode, I probably had a jello shot. Yeah, so number two she recorded an entire episode battling a stomach ache that is a fact and that was one of the worst episodes that I from one of the best to one of the worst that was awful episode 43 bad hip day featured Lauren pushing through a terrible stomach ache, apologizing for odd noises and even a misquoted reference.
Speaker 1Yet she powered through, talked about her nine-year, Sweden anniversary, childbirth and and superhero identities, all while in pain yes, yeah, that happened. Oh, I like this, do the next one, okay number three she celebrated her birthday with 10 facts about lauren that's right.
Speaker 2yeah, provided, provided by you.
Speaker 1Yes, and this is kind of weird because it says on episode 133,. There have been a couple before, but yeah, this is the most recent one though. Yeah, On episode 133, the show turned into a birthday special, complete with surprises, squeaking in Swedish and a segment titled Ten Facts About Lauren that reveal quirks most listeners may not know.
Speaker 2Yeah, so if you want even more lesser known facts about me, you should listen to that one.
Speaker 1Yeah, but that's just from a simple tongue.
Host Origins and Relationship
Speaker 2Right. One of the people who knows me best?
Speaker 1Yeah, I like this one. Okay, number four.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 1She got a funny squeak reflex in Swedish.
Speaker 2What? What's that? I don't know.
Speaker 1Also on episode 133. Okay, lauren was squeaking in swedish. Uh, much to matthias's surprise, she shared this funny language quirk in a playful, borderline, passive-aggressive conversation about Swedish culture.
Speaker 2Wow, all right, I might have to re-listen to that one, because I'm not sure about that.
Speaker 1You've got a funny squeak reflex.
Speaker 2Squeak reflex.
Speaker 1In Swedish.
Speaker 2In Swedish. All right, I'm going to have to do some research and come back to you on that one next week.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Or tomorrow, I don't know when I'll actually do it. Probably not tomorrow, no, next week.
Speaker 1So number five, that's the last one of these.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 1Impulse-driven and highly spontaneous.
Speaker 2Which are like the same thing, but okay.
Speaker 1From jello shots to midnight movie ideas, Lauren's episodes often showcase her spontaneity. She's the spark that can turn any weekly check-in into something delightfully unpredictable.
Speaker 2Yeah, I guess Okay, are there some about you?
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Can I read the ones about you?
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Okay, hidden gems about Matthias. Okay, number one he randomly switches to speaking Swedish on air, so during episode number 17,. Again, one of the best episodes ever in my opinion. I'm going to forget all of this. In the midst of sharing jello shots, matthias surprised both Lauren and listeners by suddenly launching into swedish a quirky language mix moment that caught everyone off guard.
Speaker 1Yeah everyone, everyone was shocked. Yeah, headlines everywhere number two.
Speaker 2He once rapped, or attempted to, on the show. Okay, do you remember this? No, all right, in episode number 22, talking Into a Microwave, matias dropped a self-proclaimed rapping moment mid-chat. It was playful, maybe a bit cheesy, but perfectly on brand for his off-the-cuff humor. This might have been the Ice Cube moment. Okay, when you rapped to Ice Cube.
Speaker 1Okay, yeah, was that the first one in here?
Speaker 222? No.
Speaker 1No, that was 18. Was that Okay, yeah?
Speaker 2When it was echoey.
Speaker 1Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2Yeah, okay, number three.
Speaker 1He's impulsive and spontaneous, just like lauren. Are you, though? Uh, I don't know, semi, I think yeah, somewhat. I don't think you're on my level not as much as you.
Speaker 2He's not just a reactor. Matthias dives headfirst into spur of the moment antics, whether it's jello shots, switching languages or jumping into new conversation topics right alongside Lauren. So you pretty much just follow my impulses.
Speaker 1Yeah, really is what you do. That's it, but I like that it's stuck on the switching languages thing.
Speaker 2Yeah, you switch languages all the time.
Speaker 1Yeah, that's me. Yeah, matias, the language switcher.
Speaker 2Right Number four. He once led a ghost keeping segment. Wait, hold on. In episode number 22, again during the weekly check in, matias talked about Matias Ghost Deeps, nicknamed Ghost Deeps. Yeah, a mysterious inside joke or mini segment just for loyal listeners, sure.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2Number five he's a master of, not sips. It doesn't say sips, which it should. We don't say that anymore.
Speaker 1No, you're the master of sips. Yeah, I'm always that.
Speaker 2For the algorithm or whatever. We're going to say that you're the master of sips?
Speaker 1Yeah, was that the first episode.
Speaker 2Yeah, I think so, or the second.
Speaker 1Yeah, one of them.
Speaker 2He's a master of playful banter with editing and tech. Also in episode number 22,. While discussing podcast structure, Matthias jokingly offered editing advice and even mused about adding distraction bells.
Speaker 1Oh yeah Ding.
Speaker 2Oh, okay, right, oh okay, right, and we have the bell now so that's cool yeah. A behind-the-scenes peek at his fun, creative side. So what makes these moments memorable? These facts reveal that Matias is more than just the comedic counterpart. He's spontaneously creative, occasionally multilingual and never dull His willingness.
Speaker 1Okay, that look on your face Never dull. I don't know about that. This open eye's got a lot of things wrong.
Speaker 2His willingness to rap, slip into Swedish and share quirky personal segments like ghost steeps turned the show into a lively, unexpected ride. And that's what I had to say about you.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's nice.
Speaker 2It is nice to you.
Speaker 1Yeah, to you too.
Speaker 2I guess so.
Speaker 1To you too, To you too. So after this one, I asked what's their personal life like?
Speaker 2Okay, all right, tell me about my personal life.
Speaker 1Yes, where they live and their lifestyle.
Speaker 2I don't know Okay. But I'm going to tell you All right, tell me what Open Eyes has to say.
Speaker 1Based in Stockholm, sweden, cool.
Speaker 2Good to know.
Speaker 1Yeah, based in Stockholm, sweden, cool, good to know, yeah, in episode 135, they chatted about their Stockholm adventures. That's true, yeah, including attending Green Day and other music festivals, which show they're pretty active in the local music scene.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 1Frequent festival goers Are we?
Speaker 2though I don't scene Okay Frequent festival goers.
Speaker 1Are we, though? I don't know Okay. Mattias mentioned summer plans like going to amusement parks, cat cafes, strawberry picking and ice cream buffets in episode 22.
Speaker 2I was the one talking about that, I think we mentioned wanting to go to an ice cream buffet yeah, but it feels like these are all your suggestions um, you might have had some say yeah, I, I usually follow you yeah what you're saying, but it here it seems like it was my ideas, okay but I think they
Speaker 2were mostly you can take the credit, but I'm gonna say, off the side here, I think that most of them was my ideas. Okay, but I think they were mostly. You can take the credit, but I'm gonna say, off the side here, I think that most of them were my ideas yeah whatever you know we can share credit. I don't care okay I'm not upset should I leave? I mean, I don't know. You think this is all about you, don't?
Speaker 1yeah, I mean, I guess it's my podcast, so maybe you should be the one.
Speaker 2Yeah, you came up with all the ideas, I guess.
Speaker 1Maybe you should leave. Yeah, or maybe I'll take the microphone.
Speaker 2I'm not a part of this anymore. Just gonna take the microphone and walk away.
Speaker 1Yeah, so he's the type to embrace spontaneous fun and new experiences.
Speaker 2I guess you follow.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2You're a follower.
Speaker 1Yeah, social and public persona.
Speaker 2I don't know why this is about me all of a sudden, because Well, is it going to talk about me later, or is it only Matthias?
Speaker 1It seems, yeah, it's really just about me now.
Speaker 2Well, you can go through it and then ask it.
Speaker 1Yeah, what's your personal?
Speaker 2life yeah.
Speaker 1Okay. Social and public persona Engages with fans.
Speaker 2Do you?
Speaker 1Yeah, I guess so Okay. A Reddit comment calling him a Matias fan account Reflects a small but dedicated following online.
Speaker 2All right Okay.
Speaker 1Has anyone said that? No?
Speaker 2No, not that I've seen.
Speaker 1No, no, okay, contact me. If you're a big fan of me, please send me, or send us a text about that. Or do people send us texts about being my fans and you're just?
Speaker 2I throw those away. Yeah, trash can, trash can. Yep Don't care. Not interested has nothing to doash. Can? Yep Don't care. Not interested has nothing to do with me. I'm not allowed to open other people's mail, so I just throw it away, yeah.
Speaker 1Multilingual flair Wow On air. He occasionally drops into Swedish mid-conversation, not just as a joke. Case in point during the Jell-O shot episode member 17.
Speaker 2This is all the evidence you need, yeah.
Speaker 1Just this one episode, yep.
Speaker 2And suddenly you do that all the time.
Speaker 1Yeah, personal interests Movie geek.
Speaker 2Yeah, that's right I would say so.
Speaker 1Active collaborator in movie on. Yeah, you usually right. I would say so. Active collaborator in movie on yeah, you usually participate. Segments. I think I came up with that Movie on you did.
Speaker 2I believe that was number six.
Speaker 1Yay.
Speaker 2It became a thing. Yeah, that's still, or eight, but yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1That sticks to this day.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1It will always be here, I think.
Speaker 2Until we run out of movie nights.
Speaker 1I guess. So, reviewing everything from Jackie Chan flicks, rock of Ages, dragon Lord, a couple of Jackie Chan flicks, I guess.
Speaker 2Yeah, Rock of Ages. I remember Jackie Chan being in that movie.
Speaker 1Yeah To cult films, tim Curry being in that movie. Yeah To Cold Films Tim Curry movies, rocky Horror.
Speaker 2Yeah, that's a good one. It is. I've seen that one, yeah, before.
Speaker 1Do you like that movie?
Speaker 2I enjoyed it. Yeah, it was okay.
Speaker 1Good, cool Seasonal Adventurer.
Speaker 2Yay.
Speaker 1He mentioned plans for strawberry picking and ice cream buffets in warmer months. Okay, he's all about embracing simple joys and seasonal traditions Christmas, yeah. Quick summary of Matthias Trait Insight.
Speaker 2Insight, yeah, okay.
Speaker 1I guess you can see me, I can see you, I'm insight.
Speaker 2You are At the moment. Yeah.
Speaker 1Residency. Lives in Stockholm, enjoys live music and festivals.
Speaker 2No, you don't.
Speaker 1Spontaneity Jumps into rap, language switching and tech humor.
Speaker 2I thought I was going to say like jumping in front of cars or something.
Speaker 1Yeah, and tech humor, cool Fan connection. He has a niche but enthusiastic fan base online.
Speaker 2Cool, let us know who you are, yeah.
Speaker 1Let Really Be known. Yes, creative techie.
Speaker 2Are you?
Speaker 1I don't know, I don't think so. Actively involved in podcast production.
Speaker 2I would hope so.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Otherwise I'd be sad.
Speaker 1I do my best Movie and outdoors lover.
Speaker 2At the same time, yeah.
Speaker 1Enjoys diverse films, outdoor treats and seasonal fun.
Speaker 2Yeah, okay, but what about me?
Speaker 1Okay, what about me?
Speaker 2Talk about me. Now Is it my turn.
Speaker 1You can read it if you want, Okay let's make this fair. Yes, that we're both reading Okay.
Speaker 2Okay, so here's some fun facts about me, okay? Yes, what's known about Lauren's personal life based on the show and her on-air reflections? Number one, sweden, resident for nearly a decade. Excuse me, I'm really sorry, it's been over a decade now.
Speaker 1Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2In episode number 43, bad Hip Day, lauren opened up about celebrating nine years of living in Sweden, touching on the challenges of adapting to a new country, learning Swedish and fitting into local culture, including the quirky Swedish habit of courtroom-style sitting. What does that mean?
Speaker 1I don't know.
Speaker 2Okay, I'm going to let you know that it's July right now, right?
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2July 11th 2025? Yeah, july 11th, 11th 2025.
Speaker 1Yes, okay.
Speaker 2In September I will be celebrating 11 years. So it's been over a decade. Yeah, Okay, Number two life-changing journey childbirth abroad. Wow, that makes it sound really exciting.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Honestly, I don't think it was Also in number 43. Yeah, number 43, she talked about having children, specifically an on-air mention of childbirth. Oh no, I mentioned childbirth what we're we're that controversial we are. I mentioned on-air childbirth.
Speaker 1Yeah, you didn't do it, you just mentioned it.
Speaker 2Yeah, it would have been a different story if I had a child on the episode. That would be a lot of editing. Oh my goodness, and how that experience fit into her life in Sweden, offering listeners a glimpse into Swedish maternity practices and how she adjusted as a mom in a foreign country, which I'm going to say was not easy. Number three bilingual and cultural duality. I'm a dual citizen. Is really all they know about me.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's a lot about that, all they know about me.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's a lot about that. Lauren regularly shares her language learning journey, making both charming and funny mistakes in Swedish. Wow thanks.
Speaker 1Let's make fun of me while we're at it.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's funny, yeah, Reflecting her ongoing efforts to blend her native roots with her life in Sweden. Blah blah, blah, blah, blah. Number four relaxed and relatable personal vibe. I really hope so. During that same episode, battling a stomach ache, she casually apologized for noises and misquotes, keeping it real and relatable for audiences. Even during awkward personal moments, I like to think that I'm a pretty real person. You know, I don't think I hold much back.
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 2If I'm thinking something, I'll let you know.
Speaker 1Yeah, oh, yeah, I get to know everything.
Speaker 2You know everything. Yeah, so a summary who Lauren is beyond the mic, adventurous and grounded, not afraid to uproot her life and thrive in a new country, makes me sound so brave.
Speaker 1So, tough.
Speaker 2I'm so cool I don't really see it that way, but motherhood in a foreign land? Cool Shares her real life experiences birth and raising kids as a newcomer, Bilingual life, integrating into Swedish culture while maintaining her roots and authentically human. Even during stomachaches or misquotes, she keeps it candid and lighthearted. So what was the next thing you had?
Speaker 1No, I just asked what's next for us.
Speaker 2All right, yeah, what are we gonna do next?
Speaker 1Okay, so what's next for Lauren and Mattias? More Stockholm explorations and festival stories. Likely summer-themed fun. There might be more Stockholm adventures.
Speaker 2Yes, there will be.
Speaker 1But more like fall-themed fun.
Speaker 2Fall-themed fun Fall-themed fun. Fall-th theme fun. Fall theme fun. Fall theme fun.
Speaker 1Fall theme fun, okay, and more is continuing to unpack mental health topics in a conversational way. Cool, yep, apparently.
Speaker 2That's kind of funny. Yeah, apparently, according to OpenEyes, I have all of the mental disorders, so really cool. Maybe we'll unpack that another time.
Speaker 1And more. What to expect next is their trademark movie reviews and spontaneous segments, everything from snacks to Nordic traditions. Yeah, I mean movie reviews. I don't think we're gonna stop that anytime soon.
Speaker 2That is the one thing that is guaranteed for every episode.
Speaker 1Yes.
Speaker 2Mentions of our recent activities and movies. Everything else is hit and miss, yeah, and movies.
Speaker 1Everything else is hit and miss, yeah. And lastly, another wild improvisational Mad Libs live on Twitch.
Speaker 2Which we will be doing tomorrow.
Speaker 1Tomorrow.
Speaker 2Did I mention that we have live Mad Libs once every month on Twitch?
Speaker 1You might have All right, but that's okay, you can do that more times.
Speaker 2You want me to tell you again.
Speaker 1Yeah, I need to take a sip because I'm the master of it.
Speaker 2You're the master of sips.
Speaker 1Yes, I am, and while I'm doing that, you can tell the people.
Speaker 2Matias is the master of sips.
Speaker 1I thought you were going to tell them about the mad libs.
Speaker 2We have live mad libs every month on Twitch.
Speaker 1Good, I think that's all I had actually.
Speaker 2That was fun.
Speaker 1Yeah, I enjoyed that, okay, good.
Speaker 2Unless you want to do another question.
Speaker 1Do you?
Speaker 2want? I'm not sure. I have to think now. Ask if you've ever had a bad day on the podcast.
What's Ruining Our Lives and Goodbye
Speaker 1There's no widely agreed upon worst episode for Mattias. He hasn't publicly named one, and listener rankings like Good Pods or Podicy don't highlight any Mattias-specific low point. Instead, this seems to be more individual than communal Episodes, with noticeable rough patches for Mattias. Okay, episode 24, burgers by the Veterinarian. Mm-hmm. Mattias mentions getting foot cramps mid-episode.
Speaker 2Yes.
Speaker 1Which he jokes about, but seems to have disrupted his flow and energy during the recording.
Speaker 2Mm, this has happened. Yeah, a few times I feel like it's not been the one.
Speaker 1No, A few times yes.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Episode 111, a Somewhat Intelligent Bum Right. Intelligent bum Right. The hosts finish this one with an unusually abrupt and repetitive sign-off. Some fans feel it drags near the end, though Mattias doesn't appear personally affected.
Speaker 2Okay, I don't remember that, no, okay.
Speaker 1Okay, so it dragged.
Speaker 2All right.
Speaker 1Yeah, those are the examples, but it also has another question what makes an episode feel worst? For Mattias, the more cringeworthy moments aren't bombs, but rather minor mishaps, Physical distractions like cramps, or episodes that end awkwardly.
Speaker 2Mm yeah, I guess so.
Speaker 1Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2How about we turn it around?
Speaker 1Okay, what about.
Speaker 2for me, what about Lauren? I mean, my stomach ache is obviously gonna be the first one, yeah.
Speaker 1That's the only one.
Speaker 2I can think of.
Speaker 1And did you wanna? Uh, I can if you want. Yeah.
Speaker 2Oh boy, only one I can think of. Did you wanna? Uh, I can if you want. Yeah, oh boy. Episodes with awkward moments for lauren is also episode number 24 burgers by the veterinarian. During this chat, lauren and matias discussed childhood memories, halloween decorations and movie reviews, but midway lauren seems slightly sidelined as matias suffers a foot cramp. Not exactly her fault, but it disrupted the usual flow and back and forth dynamic, so you messed up that episode.
Speaker 1That darn foot cramp.
Speaker 2Ruined everything.
Speaker 1Yeah, it made the worst episode.
Speaker 2Episode number 94, brought to you by the word procrastination. This episode leans heavily on light banter about things like friday the 13th, superstitions and ripped pants. Many fans have described it as silly and a bit low energy. There's no embarrassing moment, but it lacks the usual spark. All right, fine, sorry sorry, fans so is there a worst lauren episode? No major train wrecks, nothing disastrous or cringe worthy. These lean episodes are more like filler than fails. Yeah, listeners generally note chemistry or storyline hiccup, not anything glaringly bad I'm just gonna ask one thing one more thing, one, one more thing, one more thing.
Speaker 1Okay, so I didn't really get an answer, but the question I wrote was how and where did Lauren and Mattias first meet?
Speaker 2Okay. And I thought I know we've told this story before.
Speaker 1Yeah, but what it first said. Their podcast episodes primarily focus on their shared experiences and humorous discussions, without delving into detailed personal histories or the origins of their relationship.
Speaker 2Really.
Speaker 1That's not true, though.
Speaker 2No.
Speaker 1Yeah, so then I'll just guess.
Speaker 2Yeah, I told you to guess, you can guess.
Speaker 1Alright time to put on my imaginative hat.
Speaker 2Cool.
Speaker 1Given their chemistry and the vibe of Roasty, toasty, ghosty, I'd guess Lauren and Mattias probably met through a mutual interest, maybe a local podcast meetup, a quirky film screening or even a social event tied to the Stockholm arts or comedy scene, love for weird movies and spontaneous adventures which naturally led them to start their own podcast together.
Speaker 2I don't know. No, I mean, the only mutual thing about us meeting was needing money.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2A job.
Speaker 1Yeah, we met at the job. At work, yeah, at work, where we worked Right At work, yeah, at work, where we worked Right At work where we worked. We worked together for many years.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Or a few years at least.
Speaker 2Yeah, and I don't think we really clicked at first.
Speaker 1No, the first time we met. I don't even know if you noticed me.
Speaker 2I don't know, probably not no.
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 2You probably just blended in with the people, because I don't recognize people easily.
Speaker 1No, but the thing is that you were probably the first person who talked to me when I got back.
Speaker 2Oh yeah, Because I did remember you.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Because we both had a little break from this job and I ended up working somewhere else.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2And you had an interview there and I and a friend of mine, ours came and said hi to you while you were waiting for your interview. So then, when you came back, I remembered you, and we eventually sat next to each other or at least across from each other, at the same table during breaks and.
Speaker 1I think you thought I was kind of boring.
Speaker 2You were monotone.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2That was my impression of you. And then this one time you made like a sex joke or something.
Speaker 1Yeah, it was an inappropriate joke. Yeah, a crude joke.
Speaker 2I thought it was really funny and I guess you caught my attention.
Speaker 1Yeah, it was not what you expected.
Speaker 2No, not at all no. And then I was like I want to know more.
Speaker 1Now, you expect that from me. Yeah, now you know me.
Speaker 2Tell me a joke. Funny person.
Speaker 1Yeah, okay Sex. Yep, that's always a laugh riot, that's my best joke.
Speaker 2That's always a laugh riot, that's my best joke. So, yeah, Then I just I wanted to get to know you better because I realized, like I don't really know much about you at all.
Speaker 1No yeah.
Speaker 2And yeah. You got to know me better. We started watching movies together and now we have a podcast.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2And we still watch movies and we go on adventures.
Speaker 1We have a podcast, yeah, and we still watch movies and we go on adventures and we yeah, yeah, I mean we always had very fun around our table and we always thought about this would make a good podcast.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1But I guess you and I were the only ones interested in that idea.
Speaker 2Well, I thought that our conversations specifically were the funniest.
Speaker 1Okay, you and I, yeah, okay, yes, yeah, the other people, nah, no, no, okay, that's okay, I like our conversations. Yeah.
Speaker 2We're funny Sometimes, sometimes.
Speaker 1It happens.
Speaker 2It has happened. We're quirky, I guess, so that was the most used word today.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Other than we host live Mad Libs every month on Twitch.
Speaker 1Oh, did you know that I didn't?
Speaker 2Well, you better know that now.
Speaker 1Okay, now I know, because we're going to do that tomorrow. Tomorrow. Yeah, oh, okay, are you all out of sips?
Speaker 2I am, I'm all out of sips. Okay, what does that mean?
Speaker 1That means we're all out of episode.
Speaker 2All right, so while we're getting to the end of the episode, would? You like to wrap this up.
Speaker 1Yeah, but I also want to know what's ruining your life.
Speaker 2All right. What's ruining my life right now is my body. Always I can't go swimming. My body, okay, always I can't go swimming. I can't take a bath because I'm dealing with bodily.
Speaker 1Your body.
Speaker 2Body.
Speaker 1Your bodily body.
Speaker 2Right, which is not fun.
Speaker 1Okay, no.
Speaker 2That's a problem. I haven't been going to the gym because I'm too nervous to shower afterwards because of my bodily body. That's it yeah how about you?
Speaker 1what's ruining my life?
Speaker 2that's what I asked. Okay, you heard me.
Speaker 1Yeah, I I thought you meant what about my bodily body?
Speaker 2Is that embarrassing you too? Maybe Okay, no.
Speaker 1One word Beard, beard, beard.
Speaker 2Yes, we're gonna fix that tomorrow.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's itchy, it's irritating, it's I mean, the mustache goes into my mouth. So whenever I eat something, I get the mustache with it. Yeah yum no, it's not. Yum and things stick, it's sticky and yeah, I don't like it I'm gonna fix that for you. Okay, that's good yeah because I I don't want it. That'll be like the first thing we do good tomorrow in 15 minutes okay, so that's it for today yeah, okay.
Speaker 2Well, thank you for listening to this awesome episode. I think we learned a lot today yeah join us for live mad libs yeah the next one is going to be in august, also tomorrow yeah but august 9th, we're going to say that.
Speaker 1Sounds good.
Speaker 2All right, so be there if you missed the July Mad Lib.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, there's a new opportunity every month to join us Every month. And it's a lot of fun, yeah, so I highly suggest it.
Speaker 1Yeah, do that.
Speaker 2Send us a text. Yeah, tell us your weird thoughts and we'll be back next Tuesday with another spontaneous episode Quirky, quirky episode. Yeah.
Speaker 1Quirky, that's a good adjective.
Speaker 2Say it as slowly as you can, quirky, quirky. So thanks for hanging out with us and have a good night. Yes, goodbye.
Speaker 1Bye-bye.
Speaker 2Thank you for listening to the Roasty Toasty Ghosty podcast.
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