Wiener Time | Cox n Crendor In the Morning Podcast: Episode 393

[@johnisthelala]

I have taken a crazy adventure. I spent the last couple months binging every episode of cox and crendor for the first time. And oh boy what a Journey how much they have grown. I would listen to about 5-10 episodes a day at work and about 20 episodes a day when they were only 30 mins when they first started. I have to say they said some very very questionable stuff back in prior to the gallbladder arc but hey it was very entertaining. After this episode I will be waiting weekly for each episode to come out. Thank you for the entertainment!

[@IamNier]

Respect brotha

[@remi5812]

As a freelancer with no sense of work week, Cox n Crendor has become my monday alarm lol, happy monday!

[@getsomebud]

I identify with this so much

[@PyreflySky]

Brit here, we don't usually talk through the cinema, you were really unlucky. Also - Bargain Hunt is peak hungover/sick-day viewing!!

[@mrrobertman]

Timestamps Start: 0:32 Traffic: 42:11 Weather: 46:37 (Vienna, Austria) Sports: 56:11 Fact of the day: 57:47 Big news story: 1:00:01

[@joedee6879]

I'm from the UK and I've never heard anyone talking through a film (unless it's like a six year old) (Also I've never been to a cinema in London)

[@Ellthom]

Same, but London is a different barrel of fish, I been to the cinema in London and local cinema (in Norfolk) and its very different, its come down to me and my friends saying 'let's never go to London to see a movie again' people are just down right rude there, I have seen people take out there phones and record the whole movie and no one does a thing. Outside of London, perfectly normal though. I have just hate London in general.

[@andromidius]

Its not common, but its happened to me (not in London either). Usually its younger women though.

[@MAGAMAN]

@@Ellthom You just don't like diversity. Must be some kind of far right hwite supreeemacyst.

[@Sam--Smith]

It's a weird central London thing, I've seen films all over and only experienced this in London. Never had it in another big city or small town cinema in the UK

[@ckydanny]

It happens a lot in London when I’ve been , it’s just disrespectful little turds attention seeking or just there to bug people

[@Magmafrost13]

You can't talk about british narrators without including the absolute legend that narrates Come Dine With Me

[@mushroomclouds9000]

I like the idea of count Gotchula terrorizing play-goers.

[@DoesCrendorMentionTheMoonPhase]

Yes, a New Moon at 47:50.

[@joemorford732]

That part where jesse is talking about how his parents roasted him in the car ride needs to be an animated clip that would be freaking hilarious.

[@callmecoffingaming4807]

You guys come out at like 1am with the video for me. And some mornings when I wake up at 4 and cant bother to sleep more, It's lovely.

[@GideonGleeful95]

Weather Suggestion: Carcassonne, France. Its known for its medieval walls which inspired a board game named after the city.

[@ddogh26]

Crendor's whole pointless Renne Faire story was amazing. I love how confused it made Jesse.

[@michaelapittom]

I love the amount of time spent on the bargain hunt linking of the arms and the kick 😂

[@Aaronies]

I'm a frequent cinema goer in the UK, the chain I go to does have a "hey shut up and turn off ya phone" thing before movies, and as a whole audiences are...fine? I saw Mission Impossible as well and there were some annoying people, checking their phone mid movie, making a lot of noise with snacks but I haven't personally had people having full ass conversations in a movie

[@tymmezinni]

They have the same thing in the US, but it's rare everyone does. I'm fine waiting for an at-home experience over having to deal with other people.

[@adam18348]

Jesse explaining Bargain Hunt is amazing. The show really made no sense, the "experts" always cost the teams money.

[@megaepicwin1001]

Weather request for Woburn, Massachusetts! My best friend works there and listens every Monday on her commute, and it’s got a super cute downtown square

[@yodizzle]

Hurdy gurdy! That's the name of the instrument that is played at a lot of Ren Fairs. Very fun to say :D

[@matta.747]

Bargin hunt is a staple of British TV

[@ArkaosM]

Cinemas everywhere else in the UK, people have manners, I regularly go to the cinema and will rarely see someone on their phone or talking. London is just london, everyone is far more self entitled and rude. When I went to the SGS event in March in London, I wanted to get out of the city so quickly after the event 😂

[@andromidius]

Capital City syndrome. The rudest English people I've met were from London and the rudest French people were from Paris.

[@thaumaturgeslit7759]

Weather Request Karlstad Sweden. Heading there this next weekend and would love to see weather and restaurant forecast for the city.

[@donaldhughes2586]

Good podcast Jesse and Crendor, keep up the good work.

[@theseesh9163]

Hey if this weeks episode wasn't enough, there's a 2+ hour "I'm back" stream on Jesse's twitch

[@MegsyMoon]

Oh man I loved 2: 22! It was totally not what I expected.

[@greenoftreeblackofblue6625]

Honestly the talking through movies in London is something I have to experience.

[@MissNixable]

Bargain hunt is an absolute classic.

[@jody517]

Weather request for Piedmont, Oklahoma. We have a Sonic! However the best burgers are at the Chinese place…

[@Makkle4000]

oh BABY it's WIENER TIME

[@Krustoficus]

As a British person your cinema experience is not normal, I would hazard that this is a London problem.

[@Terrakinetic]

40:00 Now you plug honey? Not at 33:26?

[@C4cow]

I can't sleep... it's 2 am :( but glad I saw this so early lol

[@yoh6161]

I kinda wish that Crendor would read the fact of the day with the British announcer voice he did.

[@Jagerbomber]

Narcissists will always say "it's different" if they don't want to take accountability for their abuse or their hypocrisy

[@Evanator404]

I didn't know either what Jessie was talking about.

[@PandaZombieTime]

Used to be everyone respected the rule of if your in the cinema, STFU. Found in recent years people have stopped following that rule and because of that I've just stopped going to the cinema because of how annoying it has gotten. Even complaining to the cinema doesn't do anything x_x

[@MAGAMAN]

It's because the only movies being shown anymore attract the trashy kinds of people, with the exception of Mission impossible and Top Gun 2.

[@Icyblade01]

Lived in the south of England all my life, and whilst you might get people talking through the trailers, movie theatres are silent - we don't even get cheering or clapping unlike in American theatres. Think you might be very unlucky:(

[@IPhilAlive]

Gamberi pizza is great

[@jamminkeys]

Cox n Crendor in the Morning? interesting

[@Jackaljx]

What happened to 'There's no such thing as bad pizza', Jesse!?

[@TheGrinningViking]

I heard "David ass Pumpkins"

[@RukiKunOfficial]

Interesting. Shake the Rhino lets goooooo!

[@sadoldguy4380]

Question: Would a girl mermaid with red hair that told Jesse that he was a "good boy" get Jesse to swim with sharks?

[@ChristmasCrustacean1]

what the heck, prawns on pizza is delicious, you heathen Jesse Cox

[@Jagerbomber]

"dry heat is like you're in a sauna" Um....

[@HBentley92]

I (british) have never been to a cinema and seen someone on their phone during the film. Might've just been a London thing, or you're unlucky.

[@Kotosanji]

Maybe it depends on the cinema but been to london for some movies and lots in kent, there is the occasional idiot but everyone just glares at them and complains about them afterwards lol. I wouldn't call it common and we do have the movie is about to start so shut up ad before the movie.

[@johnbacon8394]

you're unlucky, people don't talk during the movies where i live in the uk, also there's adverts that tell you to put your phone away, must just be a london thing.

[@gebhels542]

hmm, interesting...

[@Bill-lt5qf]

Bargain Hunt is great, I bet Crendor would love it. Gogglebox on the other hand is one of the worst things ever shown on tv.

[@relemblade]

interesting

[@sp3lllz]

the reason i stopped going to the cinema here is because of what you descirbed jesse everyone is on their phone the whole time and im the only person that will ever say anything about it but usually get told to f off like im in the wrong so i just gave up on going since im not paying that much to sit and be blinded by some rude idioits phone

[@theshuman100]

lmao jesse youre not supposed to eat the ginger!! same with bay leaves. you probably got sick because you overdosed on ginger

[@Draconic74]

Hmmm. Interesting.

[@me2olive]

I'd actually argue that Gordon Ramsay has been WAY worse in the UK than the US, particularly early on, he was pretty abusive. I can't say I've noticed the cinema thing though, you may have just been unlucky there.

[@Cantimule]

Definitely not a cultural thing, maybe a London thing.

[@andromidius]

Rude people at the cinema isn't a cultural thing in the UK - not telling rude people to shut up, however, very much is. Somehow its seen as ruder to stop someone being rude. Makes no sense to me. I guess we're just very passive aggressive as a whole. Which probably explains why Punk culture got big here in the 70's and 80's - some of us just couldn't handle the stuffiness anymore so just went full on aggro.

[@andromidius]

Also, that show you're describing is Bargain Hunt. Its pretty much peek daytime television in the UK (make what you will of that) - and its very self aware of how cheap, corny and cringe it is. People lose money all the time, its rare anyone makes a profit (though they don't personally lose anything - its the studio's money, but the contestants get to keep any profits and the 'grand prize' used to be a small golden gavel pin but they replaced it with an actual gavel made of golden wood. Its an unbelievably cheap show). Its also extremely hard to even drawn even since they are buying retail and selling at auction - aka, the wrong way round - but the point of it is just to showcase oddities people collect and show how weird middle class Brits are.

[@Hwyadylaw]

Always bizarre to hear some people react to fish/seafood pizza like it's some kind of incomprehensible horror

[@MAGAMAN]

There is no0thing bizarre about it. It's a normal human reaction.

[@SnowpeakCosplay]

Absolutely agree. The whole pizza talk in general felt wild to me :p

[@GideonGleeful95]

British Person on the theatre and cinema: Firstly, you talking about people jumping out and such, that does kind of happen in certain horror plays. For instance, The Woman In Black was a play before it was a film, and they actually had the ghost out in the audience who would then jumpscare people from behind etc. Secondly, the cinema: It's a mixture of bad luck, British social awkwardness and a genuine growing problem. So most British people do not talk during films and hate those do. However, you do have the occasional idiotic jerks who have no problem talking and being on their phone and so on, and honestly I've noticed it happening more and more. The problem is British politeness/social awkwardness that a lot of people won't say anything to those people because they don't want to make a scene, potentially start an argument etc. It's that weird British mentality of if we see someone being rude and loud in public and causing a problem, we don't want to complain about them because we don't want to get involved, so we just kind of put up with it and complain about it later. This is despite the fact that the idiots would probably shut up in like 95% of cases, and not saying anything just encourages the behaviour. So while it doesn't happen at all screenings, I'd say it probably occurs at like 10 to 20% of film showings I've seen. There's a higher chance of it happening in larger cities because there's a higher chance of their being idiots and a lower chance of people telling them to stop because people in cities are more afraid to talk to strangers fir various reasons. London is by far the biggest city in the UK so there's a higher chance of it there. Honestly its kind of sad that I've also seen less cinemas showing the "don't talk during the film" ads as well. I went to a film recently and they genuinely said just leave your trash in the seats. They've basically gotten so many people not taking it to the bin (trash can) that's like 20ft away that they've just given up. I felt guilty leaving mine there even though they said to. Dan Howell (formally Danisnotonfire) has a video on this from like 11 years ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaqzq4mvlN-lfK8&ab_channel=DanielHowell

[@MAGAMAN]

Tik Tok needs to die.

[@MrSteelface96]

wasd

[@alfredkabatay656]

Them complaining about people chasing hype for views is just hilarious, thats exactly how they started youtube. Old men complaining about times changing lmao

[@Einomar]

Not really

[@alfredkabatay656]

​@@Einomar Crendor chased the Machinama hype for views. Jesse chases TB for views.