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No one knows how to pronounce “speculoos,” which leads to a Dutch scratching. Who’s up for a GGGR-con at Dutch Wonderland? Lori Tan Chin’s value is debated. Tim Reid gets the WWTP treatment. And so does Nick Nolte. Yo, where my amateur geologists at? Titanium is super cool. Matt has a Bob Ross addiction. Bill hates Emmitt Smith. George unleashes his creative juice on the world. Quote Corner brings us an update on Mamet’s newest work for the stage. https://bit.ly/31FSQpHFind out more at https://gggrinfinite.pinecast.co

This week on Good Girls Get Rich Podcast, we are joined by Janet Zaretzky, otherwise known as THE BS-to-BRILLIANCE MASTER, as we talk about building confidence, visibility and impact. Janet Zaretsky is a master professional coach, author, and speaker that helps people unleash their brilliance, confidence and visibility in the world. She is a TEDX and Keynote Speaker, a corporate trainer and expert in communication and leadership, an International Coach Federation member, Enhanced Conversational Intelligence Coach, Certified in Behavioral Style Instruments, graduate of Coach U, former senior program leader for Landmark Worldwide.   In this episode, Karen and Janet share their insights on diversity and inclusion, gender gap, and how they help end this gap through their work.  Karen also shares a story that she has not shared anywhere else. Find out what that story is about. Also, Janet gives GGGR Podcast listeners a FREEBIE! To know more, head over to confidentwithnoapology.com #GoodGirlsGetRich We want to hear your thoughts on this episode! Leave us a message on Speakpipe or email us at info@karenyankovich.com. Episode Spotlights: Meet Janet Zaretzky. (4:53) Background of ‘From BS to Brilliance’ (6:28) Janet’s journey from being a registered nurse to a coach that empowers women. (8:00) Most of the time, lack of confidence holds back women. Find a way to show your confidence across your digital footprint. (10:19) Janet’s Theory: We are socialized in a society that tells women ‘Don’t brag.’ (12:10) Diversity and inclusion in today’s society (14:45) Karen opens up and shares a story about diversity (16:55) Janet’s experience as a two-time TEDx speakerand some tips (19:30) Women came into the workforce in large numbers in 1978. (23:13) Building self-confidence is not about knowing all the answers. (26:50) Here’s a simple exercise on building confidence. (28:30) Janet’s thoughts about ‘Asking for the Sale’ (30:57) ‘No’ and ‘Yes’ are just equal answers. (33:13) Janet loves to train people. Check out her services and see how she can help you. (36:14) Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Learn more about Janet Zaretsky, her works and services through her website. Brilliant You Podcast with Janet Zaretsky – a podcast supporting women in business to be unapologetic, confident, powerful, and fully be your brilliant self. Janet’s powerful TEDx talk titled, “The Apology Trap”, will give you massive a-ha moments that open the door to new language that empowers you. Janet is a powerful advocate for ending the gender gap, both in pay and influence. She talked more about that on her second TEDx talk titled, “The Currency of Language” A freebie for GGGR listeners! Confidence Kit: Quick Tips for Being Bold Connect with Janet: Facebook Twitter YouTube In Case You Missed It: GGGR Episode 69: How To Use LinkedIn To Market Your Coaching Business Ecommerce Brain Trust Podcast by Kiri Masters – from our reviewer of the week! Start building your confidence by owning your success and accomplishments. Learn more by listening to GGGR Episode 58: Your LinkedIn Profile – Bragging or Owning? White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk about Racism by Robin DiAngelo – a book recommended by Janet Zaretsky Empower your brain with these tips from GGGR Episode 51: Your Brain and Your Business with Shonte Jovan Taylor Listen to this episode with Sylvia Acevedo and get inspired to do what you love and create your own path.   Help Us Spread The Word! It would be awesome if you shared the Good Girls Get Rich Podcast with your fellow entrepreneurs on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If this episode has taught you just one thing, I would love if you could head on over to Apple Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! And if you’re moved to, kindly leave us a rating and review. Maybe you’ll get a shout out on the show! Ways to Subscribe to Good Girls Get Rich: Click here to subscribe viaApple Podcasts Click here to subscribe viaPlayerFM You can also subscribe viaStitcher Good Girls Get Rich is also onSpotify Take a listen onPodcast Addict     

What does it take to have a blog that actually makes an impact for your business? It all starts with strategy.   This week, Good Girls Get Rich features guest Lacy Boggs, a content strategist, author of the bestselling Kindle ebook, "Make a Killing With Content," and the director of The Content Direction Agency. She helps personality-driven brands create and implement content marketing strategies tailor-made to support their customers and reach their goals.   In this episode, Karen and Lacy talked about the importance of having a good copy and implementing a good and effective content marketing strategy. Content drives everything right now. It builds relationships and trust which can then turn into sales and profits. Listen and learn about tips about stepping up your content marketing strategy.  Also, Lacy is so generous that she is offering Good Girls Get Rich podcast listeners a FREE editorial calendar to help you with your strategy. To learn more, go to lacyboggs.com/goodgirls. #GoodGirlsGetRich We want to hear your thoughts on this episode! Leave us a message on Speakpipe or email us at info@karenyankovich.com. Episode Spotlights: From food blogging to content strategist: learn more about Lacy Boggs and her journey (3:38) Copy drives everything right now. It reaches out to people without annoying them. (9:40) Story behind how Lacy helped a company get $300,000 of investment. (14:00) What do most business owners miss about content marketing? (16:28) Building relationships and trust is a slow path that leads to profit. (19:11) We want our posts to have that personal touch. How do people outsource something as personal as a blog? (20:02) Two kinds of copywriters and content writers (21:41) Lacy’s advice for people who want to step up their content marketing: Get really clear about what you want to get out of your content marketing. (23:11) Importance of creating an editorial calendar (24:20) For Good Girls Get Rich listeners, get Lacy’s FREE editorial calendar templatehere (26:47) Repurposing your podcast episodes to blog posts or social media graphics (27:40) How to Repurpose Content to Maximize SEO Impact (and Avoid SEO Penalties) (33:36) Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Visit Lacy’s website to learn more about her and her services. Lacy’s bestselling Kindle ebook: Make a Killing With Content Get Lacy’s FREE editorial calendar templatehere. Check out Lee’s (reviewer of the week) podcast: The House of Life NYC Podcast If you are a podcaster, or you want to be a podcaster, check out one of our previous episodes: GGGR 065: For Podcasters – How To Use LinkedIn To Grow Your Show In Case You Missed It: GGGR 064 – Kendrick Shope and her Simple and Powerful Sales Techniques Help Us Spread The Word! It would be awesome if you shared the Good Girls Get Rich Podcast with your fellow entrepreneurs on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If this episode has taught you just one thing, I would love if you could head on over to Apple Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! And if you’re moved to, kindly leave us a rating and review. Maybe you’ll get a shout out on the show! Ways to Subscribe to Good Girls Get Rich: Click here to subscribe viaApple Podcasts Click here to subscribe viaPlayerFM You can also subscribe viaStitcher Good Girls Get Rich is also onSpotify Take a listen onPodcast Addict  

The boys start off with some chilly dispositions and some hot Rush licks. Ray Liotta stops by for some pharmaceutical hawking. Sixes and sexes and hexes abound in a record setting numerology segment! The idiots get Aristotelian in their discourse and boy is that unnerving. The fellas wanna know, are you team #Scorpius or team #Butterfly? Our heroes discuss global pandemics. Bill wonders what’s WRONG with it? The Duke himself enters the welcoming embrace of the WWTP phenomenon. Bill is an expert volleyball player whose memories seemed to get spiked at the net. Matt is “put-off” by Bill’s sense of what makes a quality NBA 6th man.  The boys play 6 degrees of David Mamet. Matt gives Bill Russel an unimpressive yet sincere tribute. Dave Moss gets the business from sister Dana. The Moss family absolutely loves their donuts. The original title of the film was “GlenDonuts, Glenn Moss.” Matt speculates that Dana has maybe had a checkered past. “Life Coach Bill” drops some more self-help garbage on us. The fellas speculate greatly about the Moss family lineage. Perhaps the most precise parallel ever is drawn between a GGGR character and NBA royalty. Dave gets to stay with Dana. In what can only be described as a terrible and perilous idea, the fellas invite the listeners into Matt’s home. Matt fools himself for just a moment that Dave might have liked this minute.Music credits: Dances and Dames by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com/ Promoted by MrSnooze https://youtu.be/iYOvAO1rAM0 License: CC BY 3.0 https://goo.gl/Yibru5Find out more at https://gggrinfinite.pinecast.co

The fellas can't help quoting GGGR. Things get spicy with some tetragon and beryllium. FDR confuses bus drivers. A new planetary nomenclature meets the Italian Stallion, who, ironically, is not one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Paul McCartney stops by for a WWTP. Rony Seikaly has no nose. How does he smell? Awful. George has a heart to heart with Williamson. Hiding at work is an American tradition, along with nougat. Music credits Cool Vibes by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com/ Promoted by MrSnooze https://youtu.be/iYOvAO1rAM0 License: CC BY 3.0 https://goo.gl/Yibru5Find out more at https://gggrinfinite.pinecast.co

The inaugural episode proves that the more things change, the more they stay the same. Elvis Presley gets the WWTP treatment. The first number, the numeral, the glyph gets its day in the one. The fellas discuss Hydrogen and Flogisten. Matt suggests that Blake, Roma and Mamet are number ones. The boys have some fun with some GGGR themed portmanteau. Matt wants an app for baseball scoring.  The fellas are still talking talk about hoops. John Amos gets cast and apparently put the fear of god in a in a young Bill. GGRACE spits out the first minute after a lengthy PDB and the fellas are very excited. Davey Moss is on the lam and calls his sister. Li'l Moss comes with some li'l gripes. The boys recognize that Davie Moss does his best work at 10PM or 8AM. Matt tells everyone which bottle is best to pee into when driving a car. Davie Moss is running hot, and running scared. Bill gets an old-man cramp while seated, and podcasting.Music credits: Dances and Dames by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com/ Promoted by MrSnooze https://youtu.be/iYOvAO1rAM0 License: CC BY 3.0 https://goo.gl/Yibru5Find out more at https://gggrinfinite.pinecast.co

In this week's extra-mini Minisode, the fellas pick their favorite, non-GGGR performance from each member of the unrivaled, inimitable, and vaunted cast members.It goes better than anyone could have expected.

Buckle up for our longest episode to date! Matt compares Bill to a wet towel. Pythagoras, man, Pythagoras, man, he don't care. Matt reminds us that GGGR is a two-actinium play. Bill has no significant industrial use and he likes it like that. The fellas are concerned that episode 18 of this podcast, will soon be banned (Editors note: Minute 18 is a fantastic episode entitled “Fuck or Wok” and we're all very proud of it). The fellas run-down Sweet Lou Amundson's impressive resumé. The fellas discuss who actually does have the biggest mouth in the office. Is Williamson… a stand-up guy (gasp)? Shelly is a bad father and Matt can barely stand it. Williamson is loving every brutal second of having Shelly by the Shel-hairs. There are more mailboxes at Premier Properties than in the post offices of some midwestern towns. Here at the GGGR Minute, we graciously and humbly accept the (imaginary) award for Most “Svaboda” mentions of any podcast, ever. “You like us. You really like us.” Matt attempts to start a podcast feud. Shelly would look great in a fast-food apron. Matt shocks everyone with a very unimpressive quote corner, and THEN the fellas cast the indomitable, unassailable, Gene Hackman.

Bill doesn't know exactly where his microphone is and Matt says he probably shouldn't be using a microphone in the first place. Bill's alter-ego-hip-hop-mogul, origin story is born. We are overjoyed to present to you all, Mr. “li'l Silver.” Matt loves the carol the 12 Days of Christmas, but could stand a few more Dancin' Ladies. Tarot gets some love. Ricky softly says “tell you something,” but what he's really saying is “Sell you something…” Jonathan “nice” Pryce has got some range. Ricky's darting eyes are tell-tale signs of the shit-storm that's about to come rolling out of Williamson's office. Pulling a Zumbo (going to get a drink if things are getting weird) is discussed in some detail. Zumbo implores the audience to make adult-drink suggestions for 2dubs. Li'l Ricky just wants to play ball in the house. Ricky's “You know me” after 12 hours of being a mild acquaintance, is amusing. Baylen is a third wheel for the B, love-story. The fellas engage in some “extraordinary” GGGR, world-expanding imaginings. Matt has to explain to Bill that one mustn't just play a jingle.

Lotta Baldwin to start things off this week. Mid-afternoon meals and going to them is discussed at length. Bill loves the acting in this minute. Baylen was probably getting a little anti-Semitic in that back office. Shame on you Baylen. All George wants to do is work. Williamson has no idea when the sales force needs a snack. John is a Cheetos vendor. The Gestapo really put the polish on anti-semitism. Ghallager makes a return. Matt puts out a reminder that Bill was against WWTP early on in the podcast. Everyone wants George to leave the room. Alan Arkin killed his acting exercise. Ricky and Rory go on a sit. #Donaldson. Matt brings the longest quote corner you've ever heard. Bill doesn't care for religious shapeshifting in his GGGR. The fellas realize that they've just been doing an excruciatingly long talk-back this whole time and Mamet now has more reasons to hate them. Bill's default resting face is one of concern.

Bill starts the show by waving Matt off, which Matt does not accept favorably. Leon Redbone pops by for a sec, which is always a treat. The fellas discuss the short-shorts era in the NBA. Pacino is still the best hand actor we've ever seen. Ricky's fabrications are getting more impressive as the con continues. Jim gets activated for a moment. Ricky struggles thru these moments but uses modern dance to express his utter disbelief. Jonathan Pryce is glorious. A very helpful secretary, tries to give Ginny Lingk a word to the wise. This sparks a stand alone “Ginny Movie” idea from the boys. The fellas discuss a part of the office that we haven't spent a lot of time in before now. Aaranow pitches in, making the printed motivational signs. The fellas talk about the perforations in early printer paper, cause why not? Our heroes get into a WWTP to cast a “Ginny.” Bill is Anti-Fonda and cant get past his own barriers. The fellas get some help from the @Scotthdc out of the GGGR twittersphere with a whole cast, re-casting. The fellas got GIFTS that they absolutely did not deserve (thank you @SReyngoudt). Bill starts everything he does with a step backward. The Romaville Cheesy Jingle Singers get brought to the fore, submissions forthcoming. Bill wants every “U” to be liquid. Matt wants all his lunches to be liquid.(Matt wants everyone to know it's his birthday and that anything from the Johnny Walker family of scotches can make the perfect gift for the perturbed, executive podcaster in your life.)

As if the fellas needed more fodder for bickering, they endeavor to compare their top 5, all-time, Mamet films (excluding GGGR because, well, Bill made the rules). The results probably won't surprise you, but it's the goddamned journey that counts, not the destination. Grow up, would ya?

Matt always winds up back at asshole. Subscribers are thinking, “wow.” Terbium gets the fellas off on an environmental activism jag. Bill debuts and retires his Sammy Hagar impression. Shelly demands that Williamson, “Hand me out!” Does Williamson have a phone or not? Any tea-bagging from Shelly is barely a knee-bend. Ricky Roma, private dick: salesman-detective extraordinaire gets brought into the light. The fellas finally get back to Romaville. The fellas shudder at the thought that a man is “his job.” Matt points out that being on a sit and sitting with a customer are two different things. Leon Redbone swings around and brings that signature sound to the GGGR world. This inexplicably turns into a WWTP, where Rickman gets cast. From there its just straight-fizzle.

Matt helps Bill out of his imposter syndrome and then helps him back into it. Gonzo makes his GGGR debut. Shelly is locked all on the Nyborgs, nothing on him. Matt praises the direction and camera work while again reiterating his LMR argument. Bill is the slumper AND a slump seer. Anyone looking to unleash their pent-up, giant baby thoughts, @billwinegardner is ready for you! The fellas liken the salesforce to a bunch o' vampires. Then they discuss what it is to have solemnities. Why didn't The Machine notice the sideboard at first? The boys announce their new project, “The Cyborg, Sideboard hour.” Bill is dealing with some PTSD from abusive, early episodes. Mamet's work is so lean. Bill notes that Dave brings you “in” by leaving things “out.” Shelly and Ricky shake hands like men. Bill tells us all about the time when he got Stroehecker'ed and the boys rank the probable handshake techniques of the salesforce. The fellas incept a housekeeping within a housekeeping. Matt has a fuel cell that runs on conflict. Matt realizes that Bill is already at peak performance, but it's OK, 'cause he's got a real dandy handshake.

Bill innovates systems of his own imaginings, he also thinks snow storms are a waste of time, so Bill hasn't missed a beat. Matt takes us down to the Samarium area. The fellas discuss metals, magnets and kabuki drops. “Guy McIntyre, Noir Offensive Lineman” is born. Ricky gets REAL comfy as Shelly starts telling the war-story and Matt is ON BOARD! The fellas discuss the “stats” for entirely too long. Crumb cake, from the store gets its day on the shelf. Glenister gets the GGGR bump though that probably doesn't mean what you think it means. The fellas discuss the sales protocol. John C. Riley gets corralled in this week's ACTUAL WWTP. Bill doesn't like Hoffa and dodges any responsibility for not having produced a new jingle. Bill considers the podcast a “me” situation while Matt considers it an “us” situation. Bill's only attempt at being logical is scatalogical. The fellas break down “the guy on the train” metaphor and ask each other an important moral question. We learn that Bill is a stand-up guy and Matt is less than a stand-up guy. No one is surprised. Bill gives us the Welcome Back Kotter WWTP and secretly longed to be a sweat hog and Matt does his best to stay… awake. The “Silver Spoons” theme is discussed for literally NO reason.

Using a recent article as a springboard, the fellas rank the major performances in the film. The results may surprise you.

Buckle-up for a marathon episode of the GGGR minute. Matt wants to clear the air and Bill mocks him for it. Coen bros. movies are playing in Bill's head, on a continuous loop. Matt would bring Marvin Gaye to Bill's house to prove a point. The air is cleared... until it isn't again, because Bill doesn't know Dylan's highway61. This whole place stinks with Bill's farce for (at least) a week. In this minute, Davey gives us the best exit in movie history and maybe the rangiest bit of acting in the film. Bill, “The Fizzler” takes us to a very sad place. An early recipe for Pacino's famous “whoowahh” may be found in this minute. Wait, which direction exactly is Dave fucked, Rick? The boys take a respite from the minute to grind a little Barry Pepper onto the ever growing WWTP entree. Moss and Rick continue their bickering. Glenister tops the “I need to initiate litigation with the GGGR minute podcast” list. Ricky and Bill both have the memory of a fucking fly. “Have a good trip” is the last straw. Ricky smirks at Dave's antics. The segment “Bill's Hob-nobbery” is born... maybe? Mandy P comes by for a visit. Bill genuinely seems to have a stroke right in the middle of this podcast. F. Murray is better than a La-z-boy. Ed Harris is astonishing. The fellas pick their GGGR, end-times, apocalypse buddies.

Greatest sales movie ever. GGGR. Alec Baldwin's young $80,000 BMW Driving horrible boss. He walks into a room full of sales guys. They don't know what hit em. Here are three tools that will make sure you will get the sale and ABC. Make sure you SUBSCRIBE and send this along to your friends. www.growsellandretire.com

Greatest sales movie ever. GGGR. Alec Baldwin's young $80,000 BMW Driving horrible boss. He walks into a room full of sales guys. They don't know what hit em. Here are three tools that will make sure you will get the sale and ABC. Make sure you SUBSCRIBE and send this along to your friends. www.growsellandretire.com

This week we learn Bill apparently takes on all comers and he clearly doesn't judge. Relationships get redefined, again. Innuendo-y names abound. Bill unveils his finest jingle to date. A new ride at Romaville is born, ya know, for kids. The fellas enlist Jude to help keep the listeners they have already. This is by far the most x-rated GGGR minute to date. The boys giggle and grin at “Bubbie.” Bill has done some exhaustive Cadillac research. Ricky heads out to the Six Flags safari with George in tow. Baylen is looking as imposing as ever. George is nervous that Ricky is gonna rile-up the cops and as such, he has been stress eating. In a landmark moment, Bill finally solves the decades-long question of why George won't go to lunch. Bill is suddenly a CPA. What in the fuck is happening on the other end of Ricky's phone call to Ginny? There's a lot going on in the Lingk household. Bill loves the “Ciao, pope-card.” So does Matt, though he thinks it could have been Shelly. Bill sets us straight on Ricky's obsession with the contracts. Roma nuggets for everyone!

The fellas are back in the bucket seats of the Buick Middle Manager and they are ready to ride again after a brief hiatus. First things first, a Glenister check in. This week, the seeds are planted for a Roma theme park. This episode goes out to sickly-Drago. In a post-apocalyptic world Bill still thinks that what he's doing is good. Roma shows us, once more, the quintessential salesman. The fellas wonder “What do you keep?” Jimmy Lingk can't get a word in edgewise. Matt wants to someday have a shipping company called “security... things, things... you know?” The boys take a huge detour around the cheekbones of Pacino. Bill owns some disturbing art. More great work from Foley gets a shout from the fellas, despite the questionable body of work that followed GGGR. Bill talks about the “back-end” of a Madonna project. More on the Hollyweird misogyny scandal. Bill is, because of his juror experience, now the arbiter of what male actor asshole is going away. Bill loves decision makers. Judge Arkin knew Bill was a diagram guy. The fellas are back on Spannel's big-baby. Good Will Hunting gets taken down a notch or two. Believe it or not, the fellas cast Marky Wahlberg this week. Matt digs Christmas.

The fellas are back and they are speaking, or rather talking about all things GGGR. The boys wonder whether the podcast is a failure? Answer: You're goddamn right it is, but our hero's persistence, it's not my place to say this... is admirable. Chevy Chase gets some action this week. Moss continues to play cat, to Aaranow's mouse. Bill is perpetually shrugging. Jerry Graff is essentially the Burger King to Premier Properties' McDonalds. Davey drops a Moss-bomb in this minute. Bill brings a quote to quote corner that they've already covered, but worse than that, Matt reminds us that the quote corner jingle is still entirely too long. Bill plays the role of the gotcha journalism guy. Matt wants to make Glenngarry amulets. Finally and most importantly, a VERY special and magical unicorn shows up to mercifully help the fellas end the episode.

An ACTUAL hiccup side-tracks the fellas early. The boys churn out Seinfeld episodes ideas like it's their job. Corporal Klinger gets some “who would they play” love this week. Ricky takes Jimmy Lingk for a walk around the block. Ricky is imploring James to live in the moment. Bill says he's in innovation, which makes Matt wants to innovate getting rid of Bill. Matt isn't sure what “balls feel like concrete” objectively means. Fear keeps us all out of the moment. The fellas take their best guesses as to the Lingk family's financial situation. For the leads Dave!! What could we get for the leads? All we talk about is the goddamn leads! Bill reminds us that you never want to go

Bill starts the episode with a bit trivia no one wanted and damn near gets Matt's Italian-American card revoked. Roma man, Roma man, he don't care. This sentence can also be applied to other things that "don't care." What if George was saying "sails, sails?" In a new show-high, or maybe low, it's getting harder to tell, the boys cast GGGR with Muppets!? Our heroes take us on a bit of a detour through dead basketball players. Salman Rushdie gets a shout. Matt stresses "Don't do things that make you happy, be happy." Rows and roads can both be tough to hoe. Bill displays his only super power and yet again, high-roads Matt while being as wrong as one man can be. The boys unpack Moss' Nazi reference and in doing so, clumsily cover the holocaust from Anne Frank to Dave Moss. The boys talk about classism and confidence and how one must figuratively keep the rice bowl out of the stream of urine. Bill points out that Moss' plan has him out of the frying pan and into a slightly better frying pan. Despite having only each other to turn to, the fellas are pretty damn gruntled.

Rocky starts are getting more and more common on the GGGR minute. Shorts at the theater makes you a deplorable. Making faces is good for podcasting. Dave Moss not only hits for average, but his slugging percentage is also very impressive. Aaranow is at his worst just after the sales conference. Matt wants to gouge his eyes out at the thought of a well oiled "Machine." Bill compares his moobs with a septuagenarian. If there were a gym-class style foot race to the Glenngarry leads, who would win? The boys break down the script of the salesmen's cold-call technique. The fellas wade thru some Talmud-y waters, as they discuss Mamet's assertion of his work being a Talmudic discussion. Matt can't let the episode end... again. This time he employs Mr. Bon Jovi to aid him. Roma has got to be a huge Springsteen fan. Matt tries to cast The Boss. Bill is confused about how social media works and suggests you digitally knock.

What is Mercy in a merciless world? The fellas "argue like adults" about how much effort Mamet did or did not put into the re-writes for the movie. Bill becomes a gender-normative jerk before our ears and attempts to appropriate the podcast. Moss is a total man-spreader in a room full of apes. Matt posits that Williamson is the Salacious B. Crumb of GGGR. Bill must have been having a bad day, because he forgets, yet again, how to be a food friend and apparently, the camera adds 10lbs to Brando's cock.

It takes a while to get to the minute because Bill introduces the inaugural housekeeping portion of the podcast... to mixed results. Dave moss is practically on fire. Bill wonders why we like pouring thru all this sadness so much? Matt might have traced his interest in writing, back to Doogie Houser!?!? We finally meet George Aaranow! Roma is a taker masquerading as a giver. Any power at all goes right to Matt's head. We learn that Bill is, in fact, the biggest Aaranow. The fellas look forward to the Blake portion of GGGR. Bill apparently has impulses to dress like an infant but we forgive him because he does one hell of Turtoro and for all of that, he gets Cannoli!