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But I love them big, too muscular, and especially white hair and hairbrush. Yeah, the Nazi, right?
Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!
It's Britney Beach. It's annoying.
Sorry, excuse me. It worked apparently on Adrien. Because each drink has an effect. This one is more for beauty. Ah, so it's Britney Beach. I haven't finished yet, to be precise.
It's for shaved heads, if I may say so.
Can I? Ah yes, for Britney. Well done. And you, suddenly. And me.
Moi j'aime beaucoup le minimalisme de l'étiquette qui fait que ça ressemble un peu à un médicament.
Pour le moment ça donne envie en tout cas. Tout donne envie. Écoutez, je vais vous dire ce qu'il y a dedans, parce que ça va être encore plus t'énerver. Non, ça peut aller. Premier ingrédient, du collagène vegan.
Aïe, aïe, aïe.
A treat. Collagen. But collagen is not good.
I tried because I was told... I don't know, for the skin apparently. And not for running?
I don't know. Because I ran and I was told to take collagen. I don't even know what it is.
Never listen to people's advice who do sports. Déjà, il n'y en a pas deux qui disent la même chose. C'est comme le horoscope.
Oui, c'est ça. Moi, ça m'avait rendu fou sur le... Non, non, mais j'avais commencé à faire du sport. Ça, attention. Ça, ça m'a rendu foudrage. J'ai beaucoup repoussé le sport dans ma vie. Vraiment, je déteste ça. Je me suis mis à la course à pied.
I'm like you.
I know we're in the same team. It's very hard for me. And then I started, and frankly, I started to get into it. And then someone started to tell me, under 40 minutes, it's like not running. Yes, I was told that too. But whatever. It's better than doing nothing.
Even him, he says
That was the version 50 years ago. Now, scientists agree that everything is strong, it accumulates. If you take the stairs, if you do it 20 times a day, it's not only bullshit, and even if it was true... Shut up! The staff is starting! Tell him, it's so cool that you're doing it, bravo! Instead of saying, it's useless. You want me to run for an hour the first time I get on the footing?
It's ridiculous.
Well, yes, my goal is to go every morning except the weekend where I relax. And so I prefer to do little than relaunch. So I say, well, today I only do a quarter of an hour.
Patrick doesn't dare to talk because we haven't introduced you yet. It's true. I continue with the ingredients. I'll do the rest of the ingredients.
Since we didn't introduce Patrick, he's not going to talk.
Until the end of the show, I'm waiting for him to introduce me. Otherwise, I won't talk.
Our first guest is an actress, an assistant historian and stand-up comedian. She's been doing her show at the end of the year in Paris on December 28th.
Oh, not only that. Not only that, but I only saw that on Billet Réduit. It's the last one available.
That's it, it's complete everywhere. You're not up to date, I have the feeling.
I can't help you, listen.
Manon Bril, C-U-A-H, c'était pour C'est une autre histoire. Moi, je croyais que c'était Je m'appelle Manon Bril, quoi ?
Yes, it's very common. You know who told me that not long ago? It's Axel Maliverné, who you also have. He sent me a voice saying, now I'm an idiot. Out of the vocal. And I see him two hours later. But I say, there's no sequel. You want to tell me more? I'll take it for granted. He said, no, same thing.
Manon Brie, QA. I was going to say that was it. But I'm enjoying it.
It's Manon Brie!
Bravo. Thank you. I said you recognized him. I said his name and his first name. So if you're not too bad, you recognized him. Our second guest is a videographer and according to Wikipedia, a folklorist.
Oh, the lax already? Ah yes, the lax arrived right away. I didn't see it coming.
But I love it. A folklorist he is. I discovered it myself. By reading the Wikipedia page.
In my eyes, you're making sixes and nines with your fingers.
For me, there was a kind of little lyre or something, a flageolet. And a group of fuckers too. A flageolet ? A flageolet is a flute... Ah, I thought of a Rico. Yes, like everyone else. We didn't know it was an instrument. You're a liar. The Irish flute of the Parfaits is a flageolet. A flageolet ? I don't know. No, but what ? We listened to the podcast. What ? There's not only you.
Well, listen, as a folklorist, I'm happy to be here. Do you endorse me as a folklorist? I approve you as a folklorist. No problem.
He has published a good number of books, six volumes of the BD Axolot, and a new book that comes out this month, Curieux Musée, in which he presents us the most unusual museums in the world. He loves what is unusual.
And he marked the history of the Flotcast, because I don't know if people remember, he marked the history of the Flotcast by sending me one morning the extract of Francis Huster on the radio, who shouts at the Pope, who, I'll remind you, remains in the Vatican, instead of going to Kiev ! I mean, you and me! You and me! Patrick is dead!
Patrick is dead!
Patrick is dead!
Patrick is dead! Patrick is dead! Patrick is dead! Patrick is dead! Patrick is dead!
Patrick is dead!
And that's why I'm telling you about it, it's a trend.
I saw two things that came out with this sound.
On Twitter, people rediscover this thing, so I'm happy to learn that it's thanks to me. Well, you're a trendsetter.
For me, you're the Arctua of France.
Add trendist on Wikipedia.
In any case, I want to thank you publicly for writing, for taking the time to write a new presentation every time, because it's starting to make a lot of fun. I come here and I always have a new presentation. It's a pleasure.
Thank you very much. I said it in one or two episodes that you make compliments and that's it. It's sincere. You put people well. We take, he puts well. So wait, there is acid... Hyaluronic acid. For me, it's really just on the skin. I know that. It's for the skin, that. Of course. Of course. It's beauty, my friend. For now, it's terrible. But you shouldn't drink it, actually. Yes, it's terrible.
Apparently, yes. I put it on my skin, but apparently... You have to do compresses with it.
You shouldn't drink it. Is it for the inner beauty or what? I might die, simply. Yes, it's possible that you die.
Lapsé, already. Cerise, well, that's okay. That's okay, that's known. Can you give it to me? And stevia, of course, because we don't put sugar. Of course. We put stevia. Of course. And well, it's... And the result then? Take a good shave. The color is sublime. Smile.
There is a little E in the ingredients.
It's funny because I drink a Pepsi Max and inside there is written acidifying, phosphoric acid, citric acid and next to it, acidity corrector. It's so hard. We're going to try to lower the delirium a little bit.
If you want to tell them, put less acid.
I have the feeling that the more it goes, the more the Pepsi logo looks like the one from Back to the Future 2. It's gradually changing.
I don't remember what it looks like. Pepsi Zero, you're talking about.
There was a time when the Pepsi logo looked like the dandruff of a stinging man. And you see, the blue at the bottom, it looked like a jean that was stretched on the guy's belly. And I think they changed that. Le folklorisme, putain.
Excusez-moi, je suis folkloriste.
Folklorisme 2.0, je dirais.
Imaginez-le avec une guitare. Graphiste également.
Et aussi. J'avoue. Alors, je commence très facile, surtout avec vous deux. Vous avez forcément entendu parler. Qu'est-ce qui a été retrouvé dans la nuit du 2 au 3 octobre 2024 ? Ah non, elle ne l'a pas, Manon Bril. Ah, of course, La Chouette d'Or !
I wrote it, by the way.
You wrote La Chouette d'Or. I reacted to your story, sorry. I reacted to your story like, but no, incredible. La Chouette d'Or. It's Fabien Olicard who made a documentary about it. He found it. We still don't know who found it.
Yes, but the guy or the girl should hide. And you have to know that there is a bit of controversy.
Because it's my job, the guys who are looking for it. Yes, it's hard. There is a hardcore community. There are many who think that it's not the real Chouette that was destroyed. That's what I read.
It was validated by the FD.
The co-creator of the game was supposed to make a YouTube video the day after the discovery to explain, he still hasn't done it. So there are doubts, there are controversies. In any case, for the people who would be disgusted that La Chouette d'Or had been buried, know that there are other treasure hunts in progress, like the hunt of the Najador. But what is it?
Which is a golden snake, listen, I beg you, tap on your computer. He's going to folklorize us there. I'm in the middle of folklore, the Najador is a golden snake estimated at a value of 50,000 euros, which is currently the object of a treasure hunt. In France? In France, absolutely. There is a book, in fact, we can buy a book. It was like me, it was not me who wrote it. It was the same thing.
There are several currently. And at the time, because I don't date from yesterday.
How were the dinosaurs? I don't know. We're almost there, because back then there was a mini-tel service, Chouette d'Or, where you could talk to the creator, the guy, you could ask him questions. Max Valentin.
Max Valentin, exactly. His real name is Régis Ozer.
And there are sites that list all the exchanges with Max Valentin of the time, in case he would have dropped small clues in his answer. Oh, wow.
And I think that one of the theories is that people have used, but it's probably the case, used the IA, what. Filed all the data.
Like what, it would be ChatGPT who would have found the choice.
Well, it's part of the game, right?
The technology advances.
Like what, we didn't just have a flashlight to find it?
There are no rules on how to find it. And indeed, the true status would be, as it says, kept in the safe of a bank. It was made of gold and silver, made of diamonds, and would be 80 to 50 centimeters in diameter for a dozen of kilos. If we consider the only conversion between the franc and the euro, the gold coin would cost about 150,000 euros today. But the price of gold has fallen.
significantly increased in the meantime, according to the data of veracash.com, so I don't have to say anything. The 11 was worth 400 dollars in 1990 against 2600 dollars today. That's a lot more.
If you do the calculations, it's a lot more. And if I may, as a folklorist, excuse me, but during the years, the inhabitants of the city of Dabo in Moselle were desperate. Excuse me, I'll put my microphone back on.
Every time I try to say it discreetly to people, they say, ah sorry, I have to put my microphone back on.
The inhabitants of the city of Dabau in Moselle were desperate because the chouetteurs came to dig their territory in the hope of the chouetteurs. The chouettistes too, it depends on the schools. There were clues that seemed to lead to the village of Dabau in Moselle. And there's an incredible monument over there, it's the Dabo Rock. And so, a priori, La Chouette would have been found there.
So we don't know yet. Magnificent. I didn't know all that, but I knew that we were going to taste a little bit of all that. But I was completely past that thing. I think it's a bit like the previous generation, it's from the 80s. There are shows of De Chavannes from the 80s where we see Max Valentin and his co-creator.
And the creator is deceased, right? He is deceased. I forgot the name of the other one.
But it's not his son?
No, no, in fact, it's the guy who sculpted La Chouette. Ah, but I think there's his son in the story, I think. It's possible, I don't know. Max Val.
Dans le Gard, une affaire vieille de plusieurs années s'est enfin réglée entre un patron de bar tabac et un de ses clients. Je vous demande le litige, et ce n'était évidemment pas une... Une ardoise. Alors, pas une ardoise. Une histoire d'argent ? C'est une histoire d'argent.
Bah, c'est quoi une ardoise pour toi alors ?
Ouais, c'est pas ça.
Voler une ardoise comme dans Les Amours ? Ah oui, c'était pas ça. Non, non, c'est une histoire d'argent, mais pas par rapport à des trucs qu'il aurait... Ah, est-ce que c'est un truc de jeu à gratter ? Alors, c'est pas un truc de jeu à gratter. Did he want to buy the bar? He didn't want to buy the bar.
The little bar. Did the client say that he had found something, like he had found a sum of money in the bar and suddenly the boss said, well, no, it's mine, it's my bar. And the other said, well, no, it's me who found it.
Ah, kind of a little, okay. So it's simpler than that.
Okay.
It's not that.
I can even tell you... He would have lent him some money and then he gave it to him. No, no, it's really a thing... Think of...
I have a clue, but it's going to be too helpful for you, but it's okay. You know what, I'll throw it. It was a few years ago, and at the time, the dispute was about the boss and a child. A heritage? No, not a story of heritage. Not a story of heritage. Imagine, you're a child.
An amendment? Not an amendment. An amendment because he used alcohol to a kid?
Ah, alcohol to a kid, no.
The child broke something?
The child didn't break something, but the child did something, indeed, Manon Bril. A song, is it Jordi's father?
No, it's not.
Il ne s'agit pas du père de Jordi.
Il lui a dit, c'était pas si dur d'être bébé. Je crois que si.
Deux fois dur ?
Non, non, non. C'est peut-être juste dur, mais pas dur dur. Est-ce que l'enfant avait avalé quelque chose ? Oh non. Il avait avalé un truc en or, il l'a chié, enfin. Il a mis 30 ans à le chier.
Il a fait pipi par terre.
Il a pas fait pipi par terre. Il a fait caca par terre.
Il a fait caca par terre.
Patrick, when I sent him a little message to say, too good, we see the Float Cats together, he told me, I quote, to us, the refinement.
I know it's the rendezvous of refinement.
We have evolved. The images stick to our skin. After, we come to sing La Pisse La Mère. That's why we have little collerettes. That's why you were welcomed with bouquets of flowers.
It sticks to our skin like big shit when you're shitting on your penis.
And you sit down. Come on !
The big deal, the worst thing in the world, the sperm!
I'll kill my dog. It's good to go to the end of the story. I think it's better to assume, but you're right. Shit, shit, shit. Is it something that the son of the client did, that cost money?
So it's not the son of the patron. No, it's a kid, lambda. What was he doing in the bar? Good question already. Because I didn't say a bar, I said a tobacco bar.
Oh! He stole?
No, he didn't steal. He stole? He stole what? An orange. No, no, no. The child is not... Michel. Michel. He stole candy. He stole candy. And what happened there recently?
The gentleman said, pay me back, pay me back, for years. Wait, there was something about the candy? Yeah, compared to the candy. It's pretty pretty.
It's not the boss who claimed it.
Ah, l'enfant a ramené les bonbons ?
L'enfant devenu adulte a donné une enveloppe de 50 balles.
Oh, c'est mignon.
Et, anonymement... Il a volé énormément de bonbons. Énormément, 50 balles. L'inflation. L'inflation, c'est comme la chouette, tu vois, ça a pris le cours des bonbons...
How do we know it's him if it's anonymous? Because he wrote a little letter, a little word.
He said, I stole your candy many years ago. It's very beautiful. He hates that. Oh, look at that!
No, no, but the guy has something to be forgiven. It's Britney Beach, look at that. He killed someone. And his psycho told him to forgive himself for all the mistakes he made. This very obscure vision of reality.
Whereas I was going to say thank you Flo, we need that. I think he killed her. It's my clown, it's my clown. It's his clown, wait.
On France Bleu, Lausergaard, so we still quote sources a little bit. Goncalves de Oliveira, patron du Provençal, a expliqué avoir reçu le 13 septembre ce courrier d'un ancien petit voleur, désormais adulte, qui a donc... Le petit voleur. Le petit voleur. C'est mon nouveau bouquin.
D'ailleurs, ça va être adapté par Antoniente, le petit voleur.
Le petit voleur. Mais P-T-I-T, bien sûr. Bien sûr. He joined his 50 euros with a letter to apologize for stealing all his candy. The boss first thought it was a joke. And in fact, no, he noticed that the ticket was not a fake. His only regret was that the boss did not know the identity of the author, who he would have liked to thank after being manifestly very touched by this courier.
Well, yes, it's cute. Blanchie, my money for me.
What's crazy is that it means that the guy had remorse for 30 years.
Yes, but it's... Unfortunately, Adrien's black sister put me in her corner a little bit. By the way, it sounds like something like, I'm angry for things I've done in my life.
Maybe he has a list, in fact. It's the double life of Eddie MacDowd.
Do you remember Sophie from this series? The double life of Eddie MacDowd. You haven't heard of this series? It was a child who was mean, who bullied children. And one day, he was turned into a dog.
To be punished And he has to do 100 good actions as a dog to become a child Oh nice And from episode 2 he lets go of his balls He's like no it's ok I'll never become a dog again In reality it's not really a punishment When you watch the show my friend People kick him The guy who paid for the candy Has become a dog again And that's the whole story That's why he brought it with him In his little mouth The envelope
What were your big mistakes when you were a kid? Mistakes you made when you were a kid?
I know Adrien Adilé, but... So... With my cousin. So, me too, I'll be able to get out. Because, in addition, I would have done it... I put them in recourse of the Floodcast, so I can admit something. When I was a kid, at Leclerc de Pont-l'Abbé.
Oh my God !
Le fameux. Le fameux. Tu l'avais ramené après. Ah, mais tu ne savais pas. Mais moi, le Leclerc de Pontlabé, c'était mon... Ah, mais je ne savais pas du tout. Mon fief. En fait, j'ai pété mon crâne quand j'ai vu que le Leclerc de Pontlabé faisait le buzz. Parce que moi, c'était... Je le redis vite fait.
Mais non, mais vas-y.
C'est fou. En fait, mes grands-parents qui habitaient en Bretagne, ils habitaient vraiment... Genre, de chez eux, tu vois le Leclerc de Pontlabé. D'accord. Et comme c'est une espèce d'immense grande surface où il y a plein de trucs. We wanted to go to Leclerc. We arrived at my grandparents' house and we went straight to Leclerc because it was the place we wanted to visit.
We had made a big mistake with my cousin. We had captured some... Well, it's not vegan at all. We captured crickets or sauterelles, I don't remember. Basically, we opened the camembert, we put a sauterelle in it, we put it in the camembert, we closed it and put it back in the gutter. Oh, disgusting!
There are really people who ate crickets because of you. In fact, you opened it and you were like...
It's called Mercredi Méniel.
C'est ça ? Incroyable ! Donc on a fait ça, donc désolé Leclerc d'en prendre un B. T'as un petit TikTok là, en hommage à ça.
Ramène un camembert sans se faire de droits.
C'est ça, dans une enveloppe. Franchement, c'est une jolie bêtise d'enfant.
Vraiment, c'est joli. On voit que t'essayes d'être le bon folkloriste. C'est vrai ! C'est pas trop grave, ça va, c'est mignon.
Parce que Patrick allait partager une anecdote où il a poignardé un mec directement à la jugulaire.
Non, en fait, j'ai... Very little made of nonsense. Or maybe I forgot them. You forgot last week. I was really counting on Manon to tell one.
I had my mouth full. I stole sausages in a choup-à-choups cartable. There was a transparent pocket in the cartable at the front. There were choup-à-choups in it to make you want to buy, of course. With a girlfriend. We had cut the little thing in plastic. And you know, really, it was the stupidest thing of my life, you know.
We put three sausages in it, we still had some left, so that you can't see it. And really, you know, we passed the porticoes by sweating big drops like that, saying, it's going to ring, it's going to ring. While obviously, no, there's not two in each sausage, you know. That was my biggest fear. But on the other hand, I had one where...
In Colo, I was with the Eclaireurs et Eclaireuses de France for years, without uniform and religion, the best holidays of my life. But there was a time when we were still going to camp for 3-4 days without an animator. And so we said to ourselves, we're going to camp at the nautical base. They said, okay, camp at the nautical base, if you bathe, you stay in the bathhouse to watch.
We said, yes, yes, of course. But...
Often when an adult says something and is no longer there, the thing is respected. Exactly.
There was a huge rock a little bit after the bath to watch. And we thought to ourselves, oh, it's good, we go under the barrier and we're going to jump from the rock and we're going to do that. So we go in groups, we do that, we play. And on the way back, there are a few who didn't swim very well. And who, on the way back with fatigue and everything, panicked.
And so, at the moment of passing under the barrier, there is one who has really lost all his means. You know, when you fight for your survival and you don't think at all. He got caught in another girl. And so, they were sinking together. And really, with another friend, we tried to carry them on our shoulders while swimming. But we didn't have feet, you know, terrifying.
I really remember moving forward, seeing the level of the water rise, and saying... That's how I die, it's bad. And suddenly, you know, I was looking for the bottom with my feet. Suddenly, I felt it and I was like, wow. And there, my father.
And I was like, shit, that's how I die.
And we were super yelled at because the adults were very, very scared. And in fact, it was them who had made a mistake. But anyway, so they yelled at us at the height at which they were afraid.
And at the same time, saving a life, it's really the ultimate scooting thing. They're I wanted to save something.
I'm not going to make up nonsense, I've been thinking about it, I haven't done much in my memories.
Call your mother immediately.
The only nonsense that comes to mind, and in addition it allows me to pay tribute to Michel Blanc. We were skiing with my parents and I was on the cable car with my mother. We get off the cable car and I must have been maybe six years old, something like that. We get off the cable car and my mother actually forgot her sticks on the cable car and I see them and the cable car leaves again.
And me, like an idiot, I say to myself, I'm going to save the sticks. And I run, I jump. And the guy from the cable car stops the cable cars and yells at me, really, he rots me.
Was it eggs or was it the cable car?
No, it was the cable car. And so I had jumped on the thing to get the sticks, you know, at the risk of falling. The peril of your life, in the end. It's the only nonsense in my memory. When you said save...
You were talking about saving the sticks. No, it was just to say how Alex was the same as me.
Not on the same register. It's always better than killing children.
If you allow me, Manon. The tension was good. Incredible. I wanted to tell my parents about it. They yelled at me about being sick. I was a very sick child. So we realized that I was very sick four years later. Which explains why I was sick. But I was very, very sick. He takes the walls.
He's really sick, damn it.
No, but I had done something that had nothing to do with my eyes. I had a white mouse in my room. In a cage? Which costs less than 7 euros, yes, in a cage. No, but it could have been insalubrious at your place.
Like at your brother's, by the way.
When I lived in a attic, I had my little white mouse who slept in my bed. No, no, I had it in a cage and I had to clean it often because it smells like hell on earth. It's disgusting. I was obviously a dirty teenage child, so I didn't wash it enough. You didn't smell it. I didn't smell the odors. It's hard. A cartoon. Yeah, but really bad things. And I was very clumsy.
Every three dinners, I dropped a glass. You had a difficult childhood. No, but it's just me who was clumsy.
No, no, no, no. First of all, no, we really told you that you were not clumsy.
You were... Yes, but you see, the bathtub, it's just that I wasn't careful enough.
Yeah, it's bullshit. But after... No, but after... Well, I think it's hard.
No, but in reality, being clumsy is quite... Now that I have a little daughter, when you do... When the child drops something and it makes noise, it's so... But obviously, it's not her fault. Especially when she's a baby of two and a half years old. And so, being clumsy, it's true that you're always like...
I think I was so clumsy that my parents were like, come on, come on, a little weekend at the canteen.
The feeling of rejection must be strong.
But you talked about a white mouse, didn't you?
I had a white mouse because I had cleaned the cage in the bathtub. The memory is terrible.
I'm sorry, wow. Patrick, you're really an alcoholic. No, because... There are three minutes left. Slowly hydromel the folklorist there.
No, but it's because I feel my folklorist genes boiling, literally. You're talking about white mice, I want to tell a story.
Come on, come on.
Well, because last night... I hope it's in Richard Gere's ass. Last night, friends, it was La Veillée. Ah yes. La Veillée, it's this show where we bring people on stage to tell stories. Of course. And so, last night, we had, in particular, Jordan Mechner, who is the creator of Prince of Persia. But I assure you... Incredible. I'm sure my old man was there.
He speaks French, he lives in Montpellier. Maybe we shouldn't say it, we should cut it out. You'll tell us.
It's accessible to the public. I read his newspapers. It's great. He released a comic called Ripley, which is great.
Anyway, he was there. You don't invite me! And I would add that while he was telling his story, it was raining on stage.
Yes, you're going to tell them too.
And so Jordan Mechner, in his comic book called Replay, he talks about his own story. So I remember that he created a legend of the video game to himself, Prince of Persia. And he talks at the same time about the life of his father and his grandfather. He establishes parallels. And so there is a rather surprising parallel.
So when he coded Prince of Persia, he had a friend who told him it would be good if the main character is a kind of companion, an assistant. And since there was not enough memory on the computers of the time, so he coded that on an Apple II in the 80s, he said to himself, I'm going to create a very small creature that won't take up too much space, a few pixels.
He made a white mouse that helps Prince of Persia escape from prison. And so, in parallel to that, Jordan Mechner transcribed the newspapers of his grandfather, who escaped to the Nazi camp, on a blog. And there were hundreds and hundreds of pages. And one day, years after having done Prince of Persia,
He realized that his grandfather, in his exile, spent some time in a good room, and his only friend in the good room was a left-handed smile. That's cute. Excuse me, I couldn't hold myself back.
But you were right.
If he doesn't hold you back, it's okay.
It's better outside than inside.
Comme la bonne chasse. Come on, podcast. Un chirurgien risque de se faire rayer de l'ordre des médecins après une opération, à votre avis, qu'a-t-il fait pour mérité ça ? Je le redis, rien de glauque, rien de... Il l'a quand même diffusé en live sur Insta.
Il a reçu bon nombre de subs.
Il a enlevé un truc en trop ?
So he didn't remove anything too much. Does it have a link with the operation itself or is it in parallel, it's outside the operation? It's during the operation. No, no, but it's during, but you see, for example, if he had done a live Insta, it's not the operation itself. No, it's the operation itself.
It's the operation itself.
He did a bullshit. Well, the operation is well finished. Was it voluntary or involuntary what he did?
Very voluntary, quite voluntary.
He got robbed of the order of the doctors? No, he risks. He voluntarily did something where people say, oh, not crazy. He remade the breasts of the girl, he has balls. While she was coming for a kiss.
He did something that was not asked by the patient or the patient.
He made a person intervene who should not be there?
A white mouse maybe?
The last time I came to the Floodcast, there was a news like that, from a surgeon who had made the concierge intervene.
I wondered if you were going to come out the same.
You know that can happen, because I lose my head too. I propose, he made spectators come, people to attend the operation.
A kind of watchdog, you would say, a famous YouTube channel. No, no, it's not that. It's not that, but you know, actually, the news where we said there was a concierge who had come, we're getting closer to something a little similar. So, he didn't make someone come.
It's just that he... He was on the phone during all the... Oh, no.
No, no, I don't know. Oh, no, no, but that, I have the impression that... Well, it wouldn't shock me. Ah, yeah ? Me, the doctor is at... You know what they did ?
If my life is at stake, I'm not at the same time, what ?
It's not a vlog news, but I saw that he's starting to do surgical operations remotely. Like, the guy sees the thing on a screen, with robots that do the doctor's gestures again. I had surgery last week. I just had little kids removed on the head.
But without general anesthesia. You know, you have anesthesia, you just have a itch that hurts, but then you don't hurt yourself, but you feel like it's working.
It's weird. It must be strange.
And then I turned my head and they were like, yeah, that's exactly where you feel that it's trafficking. It's not very pleasant.
Is there a real thing about doctors? Because if we can have general anaesthesia all the time, I would be ok. There is a real thing. It's for health, it's not crazy. It's not crazy. It's still dangerous. You see that I don't know anything about it.
And you take care of it, it's your comfort surgery, to be honest. But a general anaesthesia where you're in the pate for a whole day or more, it would be a bit crazy.
And there is a repetition, I think it's really bad for the body. The more you age, the more you risk staying there.
If there are people who listen to us and who will soon be operated on, C'est jamais totalement safe, une anesthésie générale. Il y a toujours un petit risque.
C'est vrai que ça fait peur. Mais l'anesthésiste, il m'avait dit une fois, est-ce que vous avez peur de prendre l'ascenseur ? Non. C'était ce truc de, vous avez plus de chances d'avoir un accident d'ascenseur. Oui, mais n'empêche que si je ne m'en vais pas, j'ai peur.
C'est ça.
Mais bon.
I had both problems with my feet. I had local anesthesia first and I hated it because I had to stay like that to not see because your foot you can see it very easily. And he gave me general anesthesia afterwards and I loved it. Oh la la, they had put music on it. I remember going on a Supertramp song and all that. I was like, oh la la. Goodbye Stranger? No, but you know what it was?
And I swear to you in my life that it's true. It was Don't Leave Me Now. Which afterwards is terrible if I was dead during the operation. Don't Leave Me Now, it's really terrible.
It's true that there, I was on the belly, but I saw him, you know, laying his scissors next to me, full of blood, blood and all. I saw the little balls at the end, I said, ah, that's it? He told me, yes, that's it. Did you see that? I was like, you know, happy.
I was like, no, that's where I'm going to turn my eye. It was maybe to do a general analysis, but you see, bio, you see, it's you who falls into the apples all by yourself. After the operation. Yeah, that's it. Well, it doesn't make us move forward on the file.
What did he do? So wait, you say it's not related to the organs.
Think of surgery. What do you do when it's a surgery?
You...
Well, you can remove something. So you don't remove, but even before removing, you wash your hands. You wash your hands. You open. You open.
He let someone else do it. No. He did it with an accessory. He left something in it. So he didn't leave anything in it. So he used an accessory, we're not far. To open, he didn't take a scalpel, he took his keys.
So he didn't take his keys, but you... But it's another accessory than a scalpel.
Yeah, but it's going to be a bit disappointing. A cutter.
A knife !
A knife !
A Swiss knife ! Yes ! His little knife for breakfast ! Like you have ! A little knife to spread butter on a... I'm a little keychain Leatherman.
So maybe it's a little Leatherman. Oh, by the way, we don't have... Tell me, tell me, tell me. No, but you told me that apparently there are people from the security of Disneyland who listen to the Floodcast.
So let's go back in order.
I have a small Leatherman keychain. I went with my family to Disney. We saw you on the networks. And well, I'm stupid, I had forgotten that I had my Leatherman and everything. And so at the security, they told me, you can't come in with. A knife. With a knife. And the guy told me that I could go to the Monop, which is right next to the station, and he would keep me in custody.
And you really feel that it's something really black and all, because they really put it in a paper bag.
and apparently I received a message on insta someone who says there must be someone at Disney who listens to the Floaters because there was the person said she works at the security and they all had a directive like it's over you don't tell people anymore who can go to Monop which is maybe the boss of a Monop in Marne-la-Vallée who is looking for Adrien Bial saying fuck my business
You know, like in Franchi, who's going to put his feet in the concrete. Go to Parc Astérix next time.
By the way, my message, since he's listening to us at Disney, is to put some instructions. Because my knife, as I said, it's no longer manufactured. It's no longer on sale. You can't find it anymore. And frankly, I would have been really tired of having to throw it in the trash. And that would have ruined my... I would have hesitated to... I would have tried to find a solution.
It would have really ruined my thing. So, put in place a consigne. It will be more money for you. The money, the Disney.
In addition, we can buy knives inside. You go to the shop of Pirates of the Caribbean, there are huge swords.
Yes, that's true. There is a mini difference. It's plastic. I agree with you. It's the same thing. I can kill a guy with it.
It's wrong. T'as la rage en toi. C'est moi, c'est moi.
Quand on veut, on peut. C'est comme dit mon coach Lucio dans mes oreilles quand je cours.
Mais attends, on peut revenir sur ça.
C'est une appli d'un mec qui t'encourage. Non, c'est l'appli Nike qui est gratuite. C'est pas un placement de produit.
Ne me saoulez pas. Moi, mes dernières photos, Insta, il y a quelqu'un qui a dit « C'est de l'IA ? » Je dis « Oui, ben oui, pauvre con. » Je génère des photos en IA et je les mets parmi mes vraies photos.
« T'es le frère con. »
No, I went on a mountain dressed as a magician. That's the truth. That's true. What did I forget? Sorry, the app.
You can just start the timer and it tells you how far you have to go to keep a calendar of your training. Of course.
And you can have audio programs. And since the beginning, my goal was to run 30 minutes. And so to do a little more every day until it's 30 minutes. And now that I've reached it, I'm a little bored. So I said to myself, hey, I'm going to put programs to change. So there's Coach Lucio who talks to me in my ears. Sometimes I like it because he tells me, the goal is to take pleasure.
Don't get angry. He fulminates, literally. I broke this paper towel.
But he talks on top of your music or you don't listen to music?
He puts me on the app that you're listening to.
He sings on the air.
It's an app that covers the other.
Because I had a sports coach very little time and at a time when I wanted to do boxing, not pro, I assure you, don't be afraid, my hands are not weapons yet, but I did it to relax and in fact I didn't like the relationship with the coach. It's really my brain that is... Who wants to tell him all the time, shut up. It's horrible.
And so, since he's not a real guy with me, I tell myself, it's good. In fact, I can rage against him and stuff. But it still doesn't work. Because you still have a guy who tells you, go ahead, do it. And I say, okay, I'll do it. Today, I had to split. I said, okay, I'll do the last split.
It's coach Lucio. Fabio Lucio. But there, he gave him a little accent or...
No. An accent of a sports coach. Exactly what you can imagine of a guy who speaks like a sports coach.
I have an idea of a running app, maybe it already exists, I don't know. By the way, you'll find it in Hot Ones, except if it has been cut. Basically, an app that geolocates you all the time. and who is looking for unusual facts about the place where you are. It's my app, I'm sorry.
Patrick is next door.
And he tells you, he makes you an audio guide all the time, you see, he's going to look for information and he tells you, like, with the IA who can write the text and everything. And I tell myself, the little plus would be with your voice. So you have Patrick who tells you, in this very unusual place, if someone shits, and suddenly you say to yourself, you can cover me.
I know this podcast is very well listened to, so if you want to develop an app, contact me, I'm open to offer. It's my app, not Patrick's. It's a collaboration. I write the texts.
Of course.
C'est une trop bonne idée. Je serai cliente. Du coup, il y aura un côté, je vais aller dans des endroits où je ne suis jamais allé. Il y a un côté ludique. Parce qu'en fait, je me suis dit, moi, je déteste courir. Qu'est-ce qui pourrait me motiver à courir ? D'apprendre des trucs. Je vais te challenger ton idée, Adrien.
Parce que c'est comme ça que ça fonctionne. In Panama, I agree, but in a small town, you quickly go around the anecdotes a little bit of the place.
Maybe the thing he invents.
So Audible, you're talking about Audible.
No, yes, indeed, it's in the big cities, it works.
No, but it can be rags on people, you know, like the baker, it seems that she did that, or the butcher, he did that. No, it can be not bad.
Oui, tu peux lancer des histoires d'une certaine durée, par exemple. Genre, tu te dis, quand t'arrives à être tellement en histoire, fais de demi-tour, vous êtes à la moitié du parcours. Franchement, ça peut te changer.
Mais moi, j'ai vraiment ça. Quand je cours, je passe mon temps à piéger mon cerveau. Genre, la musique, au bout d'un moment, j'en ai marre, donc je mets un podcast. Et alors, l'inverse, le podcast, ça me saoule. Bon, bah, faut que je mette autre chose pour piéger mon cerveau. Sinon, très vite, faut que j'oublie que je cours, en fait. C'est bizarre, mais faut que je...
I focus on other things than effort. That's why my coach didn't work, because he always had this phrase that I put in the flame. It was like, suffering is an information. And everything was always an information. And I was like, stop reminding me of it. Unless we're not robots. It's a cult phrase in the flame.
In any case, it was my coach who didn't stop you from saying that.
So yes, this surgeon, what did he do?
You shouldn't listen to the coaches.
They all say shit. A surgeon operated on a patient at the Royal Hospital of Sussex in Brighton in England when he claimed to have had trouble finding a scalpel. The doctor then used a Swiss knife that he usually uses to cut fruit for his lunch. But he disinfected it. The patient survived.
but internal documents show that the surgeon's colleagues judged his behavioral behavior questionable and were very surprised that he could not be found. I'm surprised. But listen, the University Hospital Sussex declared that the operation was an emergency but that the surgeon's actions were outside normal procedures and should not have been necessary.
Hospital Kouto Sussex.
Oh, yes, yes, yes, of course.
But me, I say, if it's disinfected and everything, and the guy, he acted, it was an emergency and everything. I have two last little lines. Okay, okay.
La BBC a également découvert que le même chirurgien avait effectué trois opérations soi-disant à faible risque en deux mois au cours desquelles les trois patients sont décédés. Oula ! Un peu de temps après. Ok ! Avec des tirs bouchons.
Ça y est, après... Ça c'est une bonne raison de le radier.
Avec une roulette à pizza. Oui, la roulette à pizza.
Mais est-ce qu'on sait ce qu'il a ouvert exactement ? J'ai pas toutes les infos.
Pour moi c'est le ventre.
Peut-être des parties plus tendres que d'autres. Oui !
And Patrick Boucherie. Airbnb offers a weekend in a rather atypical place on the side of Toulouse, do you know where? And now, as soon as I open the app, I have unusual places.
So I think it's their new thing. I think there's maybe something illegal with the hotels.
I never followed, I thought that Airbnb at one point... It's time for Airbnb, I think. I have the impression.
And so I think their new thing is to say, hey, it's crazy, we're doing collabs. Is it a museum?
So it's not a museum.
The natural history museum in Toulouse, you put it in your book?
Le musée d'histoire naturelle de Toulouse, non. Celui avec la momie ? Pas assez insolite, non.
C'est le musée Georges Labi, et non pas Labit, malgré le T. Et malgré que, normalement, à Toulouse, on prononce toutes les lettres, mais bref.
Il y a une momie, il y a une momie, là-bas ?
Il y a une momie, à Toulouse, au musée Georges Labi.
Putain, par contre, j'ai mis le muséum d'histoire naturelle de Toulouse... Oui, c'est ça que je voulais dire. ...dans l'étranger scale de Toulouse. Ah, oui, bien sûr.
Évidemment. C'est sur YouTube. Tu as passé du temps à Toulouse, toi-même ?
J'ai fait une bonne partie de mes études, oui.
Eh oui, bien sûr. Et donc là, Toulouse, ça... Toulouse, c'est important dans la réponse que l'on cherche. Toulouse, c'est important. Du cachoulet !
Big Flo et Oli, alors ! Ah oui, Big Flo et Oli, mot clé. C'est pas la maison de Big Flo et Oli. Dans la maison de... Evidemment.
Ah, là, est-ce qu'elle est là ? Nougaro, merci. Non, pas Nougaro, mais on est dans la maison d'une célébrité. It's not the hotel room of Saint-Exupéry.
No, no, no, no. Because it's next to the Capitol Square. Excuse me. How is the hotel room of Saint-Exupéry? In fact, there was a hotel in which all the young aviators went in the 30s. And Saint-Exupéry had its room titled and it remained in its figure. They didn't change the decor. That's an expression that disgusts me.
Especially if it's on a membrane, of course. Yes, that's it. The juice of... That's what I was talking about. The juice of Saint-Exupéry.
The juice in a hotel.
We know what we're talking about.
A Toulousian celebrity.
A Toulousian celebrity. Saint-Exupéry. Yes, why not? I don't know.
Do you know who is from Toulouse? Put the pictures. At the music festival, I saw the Capitol Orchestra with Émile et Images. Sorry, I'll allow myself. It's Gold. Gold comes from Toulouse. Because Émile et Images is the name of the band.
No, Gold is the name of the band. Images is another band. And then they re-founded another band with the two members and they called them Émile et Images. Émile being the singer of Gold.
Yes, of course.
Emile!
From Toulouse.
If I may, but he's in Toulouse!
I feel like I'm becoming a folklorist.
I've heard people sing « Les démons de minuit » with violins in the background. I love that. It always works for me.
When there are metal bands with violins, it makes me feel good. Apocalyptica. Of course. Even Emile Eymache, I'm very sensitive to that. Another delirium. It's great.
No, very recent.
Very recent. I'm going to give you his age. Don't move. Please. No, but wait.
Ah, wait, it must be... 27 years old. An Olympian. Wait, but... Olympic Games, Olympic Games. Léon Marchand. No.
Ah, yes, okay.
Toulouse.
I don't even know who is one of our Olympians.
Ah, wait, but... A sports star. The... Félix, les frères qui jouent au ping-pong. Teddy Riner. Félix, les frères qui jouent au ping-pong.
27 ans, on a dit. 27 ans. Il a 27 ans.
Il. Il.
Il va sur ses 28. Il est en 96. Je pense que les auditeurs l'ont.
Natation ? Non. Attends, mais... Toulouse ! Ah, putain ! Oh, I didn't say it. Rugby! Marche Dupont.
Antoine Dupont. Oh, the house of Antoine Dupont.
But obviously, in Toulouse, rugby is good. Was it the plane or the rugby?
Frankly, I'm told, hey, this is the house of Antoine Dupont. We spend the night, I do. Rien à fout. Rien à fout. Mais on l'embrasse. C'est pas du tout contre lui. Mais vraiment, elle est dans sa maison. Qu'est-ce que j'en ai rien à fout, quoi. On parlait de Dali, tu te dis, il est excentrique, ça doit être marrant. Dans le jus de Saint-Exupéry. Mais là, c'est genre, c'est une maison.
Il s'appelle Dupont.
Il s'appelle Antoine Dupont.
Donc, en fait, c'est une maison qui appartenait à des Duponts, quoi.
Ouais, c'est ça. Générique. C'est pas exactement à Toulouse. C'est à Castelnau-Magnouac. Petit village. 800 âmes. Déjà en plus. Déjeuner, Pyrénées. Et berceau de la famille d'Antoine Dupont. Il possède une maison. C'est ainsi que le rugbyman propose d'occuper gratuitement lors des prochaines vacances de la Toussaint, précisément le 22, 23 et 24. C'est une collab.
Ah, bah, grâce. Enfin, gratuitement. C'est une collab, quoi.
Parce que Airbnb lui donne de la thune et lui dit, bah, c'est gratuit. C'est ça, c'est ça. La maison est là.
C'est lui qui va... Et en fait, il sera dans
Not every night, but you'll be able to eat with him. It's an OP, it's an OP, my poor thing.
Unfortunately, I don't give a fuck. Even if he's there. After, I don't watch rugby, you know.
With who would you like to do an Airbnb like that?
Celebrate? That's my question! No, but I love it! It's funny because I was going to say spontaneously, I don't think there is any celebrity or... Cohabitation is something else. No, but like, in real life, there are a lot of people where if I make friends with them, and fate makes us meet around a table, it's great. But if it's like, I pay, or I don't pay...
And he feels like he has to be there Horrible Even if he's my idol When it's Shabba, he's like Hi, how are you ? You're an actor too ?
Yeah, yeah, yeah I like Metro Les Nulls Horrible Hey, I brought a Uno Horrible Yes, but you, after all these things Anyway, from the bottom, it makes you... Me, for example, I have no problem with dedication I like dedication I don't have this thing that makes me uncomfortable of...
Dédicace in English sounds like you're talking about a sport.
I love Dédicace. Yes, it's a kind of ball sport. You know, I do Dédicace.
You know how chasseurs do Dédicace? That's a sport.
It's horrible.
But it's true that it's a bit like celebrities who make videos on Videoleo. Yes, I would say very well. Paying videos, you don't know that? Yes, of course. Be careful because it's a spiral. Once you're in it, in fact, it's celebrities. It looks like you've cracked your whole head. To watch a video of Franck Leboeuf, you have to pay 100,000 dollars.
You can watch it, that's what's great, you don't even have to pay. There are examples actually. When you go on the site, you can choose a celebrity. Generally, they are celebrities a little fan. From your childhood, often. And so you can pay a video so that the celebrity in question wishes a happy birthday to your cousin, etc.
After Patrick, for example, Patrick, he has a bit of a superpower, he gets interested in people very quickly.
So I tell myself, if we have a dinner, there is Shabba and there is Patrick. I know that Patrick could put a kind of atmosphere.
I think we should take Patrick in his part. Or another folklorist.
We are very few in the game of folklorism. If Patrick proposed tomorrow a folklorist company who can accompany you to dinners, to meetings. To tell anecdotes. To create a little link between people, I would be ok.
If you're listening to the podcast and you're thinking about a possible startup, contact me. Patrick needs money right now.
It's true that you have the craziest address book, Patrick. From time to time, he says to me, yes, it's true that I did it with Bernard Werber, but also with such a star of metal. I'm like, but what is your life? There are anecdotes in his bag. But you too, Manon. Loop or stalking, I want to say.
Of course. All around this table.
Et Adrien aussi, l'inverse.
Non, non. Je me permets de vous interrompre. Je suis sur Wikipédia l'article « La liste des folkloristes français ». Je vais voir si t'es dessus. Tu déconnes. J'ose espérer que t'es dessus. Il y a peut-être... Si quelqu'un veut rajouter Patrick Beau, parce que si je le fais moi, on va dire que c'est truqué. Il y a une liste des folkloristes français et il n'y a pas Patrick Beau pour l'instant.
C'est dingue. Donc d'ici la semaine prochaine, c'est réglé Patrick. C'est réglé. Il y a par exemple Félix Arnaudin. C'est quand même bien un nom de folkloriste. Félix Arnaudin.
Pour moi c'était un dialectologue, mais après c'est moi je veux dire.
Folklorists seem to be very masculine. There's Simone Morand.
Simone, please don't forget Simone.
That's to make folklorists invisible. Marie-Louise Tenez.
Since there's this word on my Wikipedia page, it's been a few years already, when I do interviews for books with people who don't know me too well, they say, Patrick Beau, you're a folklorist, right? I stopped fighting, I said yes. I don't know who the person who had this idea is, but at the same time, it's quite funny. It's a subject.
At this sacred Antoine Dupont, he will also present you his trophies, his medals, including the gold medal he won at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
And it's true that for a few months, Airbnb has been offering atypical accommodation. There was the Shrek Marais.
Ah yes, the Polly Pocket, I had in my proposal.
The Polly Pocket.
Wait, the Shrek Marais, is that in France? No, it's in the United States.
Ah yes, okay, we agree. In the United States?
I believe, it seems to me.
I don't know, in Scotland, it's Elena Situation who has the video over there.
It's that. But I had the impression that it was still in Europe, but I don't know. No, but maybe, I throw things, I don't verify. Patrick Beau does it, Patrick Beau. I mixed Patrick Beau and Pascal Pro. Oh !
I fell in love with Pascal Praud's video because I said I liked the interlocked Pascal Praud. And I think it's Jean-Claude Bourré who was taking pictures. Don't you remember this thing? Where there is Jean-Claude Bourré and he has his phone. I don't know who Jean-Claude Bourré is. It's an old TV animator.
And so he's old now And at one point he really has his phone at the end of his arm like that And he's like Jean-Claude, what are you doing ? What are you doing ? Are you taking pictures ?
Did you see Jean-Claude Bourré's interview where he explains that he interviewed an alien? Yes, that's true. It's crazy. He's a former TF1 journalist, he did the JT, etc. And for a few years, he's been really obsessed with UFOs, aliens. UFOs. And he's been on several TV sets, but recently, he was at Hanouna, etc. Of course.
To explain that one day, he was doing an interview with a politician, I think, on the news, and he felt that the politician was an alien who tried to get into his head.
The politician in question was Billy McGill.
He never wanted to say who the guy was. I think it wasn't Jean-Claude Bourret at all, the guy. C'était quelqu'un d'autre, j'ai confondu. C'était pas lui. Ne m'envoyez pas de message, c'était pas lui. C'était quelqu'un d'autre.
Et donc oui, Airbnb, effectivement, il y a aussi la maison avec les ballons de là-haut, la maison de Barbie. Tu as dit, effectivement, la maison Peabagette. La maison utilisée par Prince pour son film Purple Rain. Ou encore le QG des émotions de Vice Versa. Qu'est-ce que t'as envie de dormir dans un QG des émotions de Vice Versa ? Ça me glace le sang.
I did a very nice experience, it cost a little budget, but I think it's worth it. It's to go sleep in Rosa Bonheur's room. It's a very feminine painting from the 19th century. Her house is in the south of Paris, I don't know where she lives anymore. It's accessible in RER and you can visit the workshop. There are two rooms at the location and you can spend the nights.
I did with Charlie, Danger and Salome Sacquet. And it was so cool. You really sleep in the castle and all. We had dinner in the room. Well, frankly, it's a budget, but I think it's a nice experience. And I have more fun than going to a night of Polly Pocket. But I love this thing.
After that, the artists fascinate me and all. But I had made the Ghibli museum of Miyazaki. And at one point, he recreates really. his workshop. And it's really great because you don't even have barriers. You walk around as if you were in the guy's house. That's great.
It's really great. Because I'm not very muse.
We'll talk about it, Patrick. But there, I think there's something great.
The museum houses, as they say, which are really immersive, I also prefer. Or even, you see paintings from the 19th century, in their context, it makes a lot more sense than in big walls afterwards. I think it's also... better to understand the time, quite simply.
Even if as I get older, I'm surprised to love, even though I hated that when I was young, the little explanatory texts. So now I stop and I read everything. And now I read everything. The hands in the back. It's all an art in addition. It's all an art. And really, I take my time. I think in five years, I'll buy the audio headphones. But really, I love that.
I had done the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. It's Van Gogh. And I had... Adoré, j'avais tout lu. En fait, l'histoire du peintre m'avait presque plus... Parce que je ne connais rien en peinture. La vie du peintre, les lettres avec son frère, tout ça m'avait beaucoup plus fasciné et j'avais adoré.
En tout cas, s'ils font un Airbnb dans le château ambulant, moi je signe tout de suite.
Ah oui, bien sûr. Évidemment. Je vais me permettre une petite rectification. C'était Jean-Claude Bourré.
La vérité est... C'était lui.
C'était totalement lui. Faites des photos ? Oui.
But even the tiny houses, the cabins in the forest, sometimes I see things like that and I say to myself, why not?
Have you done it before?
I love it, I do it regularly. But you did parenthesis. Yes, I love it. Did you go? No, no, they invite all the people except me.
I spend my life posting pictures of cabins! I asked. I asked. Wait, what are you talking about?
What is Parenthèses?
Parenthèses is a tiny house, not very far from Paris. You can go there by transfer, it's still better if you rent a case. So it's a very nice tiny house where you do a little retreat in the green. That's all. Like these cabins, it's not that it's not given, it's that compared to a classic hotel room,
Yes, of course.
It's more expensive because there's a whole service with it and they've built... Well, anyway, it's a cost of maintenance. But it's very nice. I asked the question, so maybe you're asking.
Yes, the word is claimed, that's what you're saying.
In fact, more precisely, I was looking for a place to write, when I was in my writing phase of the show, and I saw that my agent, who also manages Sirius North, had sent it there and I had asked my agent.
There you go, you know everything. Okay, very good.
But you love that, Adrien. Have you ever been to small cabins in the trees? Never.
And in fact, I think that, well, we were talking about Airbnb, I think it's badly done. I would like to be able to tell him anywhere in France, show me all the cabins in the forest, but it's not possible to do that.
Yes, it's not easy to look for, I think, either.
It's boring.
If you're looking for an app like Patrick's, who could tell you where the cabins are.
Because you have to type region by region, find the cabins. I want to tell him, put all the cabins in the forest and then I'm going to... Regale-moi de cabins. Yeah, there you go.
Regale-moi de cabins. Frankly, if you're auditors, send all your cabins to Adrien in DM.
Someone sent me, but he told me, I'm the owner of a cabin. It was beautiful, but he said, if you want, I'll rent it to you. I said, yes, well, if it's to rent the thing to me, I can do it myself.
I read l'avenir, I think Adrien will receive Obama 200 offers of cabanas in the coming weeks.
No, no, no. And maybe Bourdin, not Bourdin, how is his name? Bourré will send you a cabin.
I'm sad because I'm full of cabins and like cabins porn and all who have been doing that for a long time. And now with the IA, we have all the time false images.
It frustrates me. Because it's not the players.
I see a beautiful thing and I'm like, shit, it's pretty, why not? But I'm frustrated to tell myself, in fact, it doesn't exist. They have very, very big houses with chimneys and Tom & Jerry.
I always have that coming up on Instagram. With Tom and Jerry. With the rain behind and a big TV. So don't hesitate to tell me if you've heard of that. A big TV on the podcast. Not mine. But the TV with Tom and Jerry and you see the rain outside and the house is beautiful. And I swear, I don't have TikTok, but on Insta, they offer me this video every two days. It makes me crazy.
I've never seen it happen to me. No, I haven't. But me, Cabine Porn, I had a follow.
There was something a little... Me too, but because there was no porn, in fact. Ah yes !
Recently, I came across one with real photos that I find so good. It's called midmod.mood. M-I-D-M-O-D.mood.
Okay.
It's only interiors. Midmod, it's for mid-century modernism.
Okay.
And so, it's beautiful lofts from the 70s.
Okay, not bad.
And it's real photos, and it's very satisfying.
In fact, mid, it's for mid-day, alas.
No, it's real, it's real.
I hope I'm not saying a lie, but I'm almost sure. I have a passion for the interior of the fire observation cabins. Like in Firewatch. In the US, it exists in France, but in a lesser extent, it's the cabins that are perched in the forest and you stay for months in it to make sure there are no fires. And if there are, you have a toki and you say, there's a fire over there.
In France, it's just palm trees. There are, but it's really a cultural thing in America. I would like to offer it to you.
The inside of these things, I love it because it's very functional, it's very small and all.
Of course, but I know so much about what pleases you.
I would like to offer it to you. Because I know that there would have to be a very high-speed connection in this perched cabin. I would be both far from the men and connected.
He knows, there he is bordering me. I'm in a bed, he's boarding me, and he gives me a kiss on the forehead. I'll bring you a little chocolate. Bring me, bring me. We can go together.
It continues to be cute.
It could be interesting, Patrick, a little cabin, a bed of everything.
It's the dream, it's the dream, of course. But yes, I had done a few Airbnbs like that, of cabins in the trees, and it works, it's magic, of course. Yeah, it's very enjoyable. There's silence, Patrick. Sealand, absolutely, the principality of Sealand. Yes, across England, in the Manche, which is a micro-nation and which is in fact an old oil platform.
And you could be Lord, that's it, I saw this thing coming to you. You can have your passport as a citizen of Sealand.
We talked a lot about Pirate Paradise in this show. We discovered it with Patrick. It's with Patrick that we went to the Pirate Paradise.
I knew you would like it.
A folklorist like that, he has the Pirate Paradise in his pocket.
I don't know if I said it or not the last time we talked about the Pirate Paradise, but on the account of the Pirate Paradise Montpellier, there is a story pinned down. Star ! With all the stars they've received. So there's Frédéric Diffental. And so, every time, the stars are tagged and all. Except... No. But no. Really, they said, well, they look famous, but really, it's not who they are.
Ah, but you're still there. They didn't tag you. We're not tagged. That is to say, they said, well, they look a little famous, but really, it's not who they are.
We're going to put them anyway. And really, I invite you to go and see my face. It's hilarious. Because we know I'm not ready, so I go... You'll see, Adrien is smiling with his cannonball in his hand, and I'm next to him.
And Marco Mouly, of course.
So, I wanted to tell you the story of Patrick. So, not Patrick Beau, the folklorist, but Patrick, who lives in Haute-Loire and who is a fan of a film. And for his 50 years, his friends offered him a cult object from the shooting. I'm sorry, I'm asking you, which film and which object? 50 years. 50 years old. American film? French film.
French film.
So wait, 50 years, that brings us back to what?
A comedy?
A comedy, very good question Manon.
60... 70?
It won't help you, at least on the film. Ah really?
The year or... No, but he's doing his 50 years. But I mean, it's not a film from his childhood. It's a fairly recent film. No, no, wait. Is it the 50 years of the guy or the film?
Mission Cleopatra. Ah, I thought it was the 50 years of the film.
Ah, damn it. Ah, ça a commencé !
Ah, ça a commencé !
Mais ça a commencé ! Film des années 2000. Film des années 2000. Mission Cléopâtre. Pas Mission Cléopâtre. Ah, moi j'allais dire La Cité de la Peur, mais... Mais non, plus récent. Plus récent. Et plus récent que Mission Cléopâtre également.
Année 2000.
Année 2000. Alors... Comédie ? Comédie. Qu'est-ce qu'on a fait ? Tu l'as dit déjà, pardon. Pas Qu'est-ce qu'on a fait, mon dieu. Un peu moins récent. A little less.
I just said what we did to say what we did as a film.
The fans say that. We call it the quesconf. The tuches. Not the tuches.
We're on a cult thing, be careful.
Camping. The slip.
Not the slip. We're not waiting for Patrick, that's why.
Exactly.
But what did we offer him? Not the slip. The t-shirt.
Not the doggy dog. What's the object? His necklace. Not his necklace, it's a very big gift. A tent. A tent, yes. A caravan.
A caravan. Dubosque. He's going to make Dubosque. The big gift.
A bed with Dubosque in an AirBnB that shows you his Olympic medals. That's it.
Simply, I'm going to tell you. A statue of Patrick Chirac? No, no.
What's there? The camping sign?
Not the camping sign, no, no, no.
I haven't seen the film, so what is it? It's something in the film.
Batman has his Batmobile.
Oh!
The car of Patrick Chirac. He offered the Renault 21 of Patrick Chirac. The one from the movie. The one from the movie, with Patrick Chirac written on it. So, friends who love it. I don't know how much it pays. In fact, it depends, I don't know.
Is it still running?
Yeah, there's a lot of things. On his 51st birthday, Patrick will remember it. This inhabitant of L'Apte, in Haute-Loire, halfway between Saint-Etienne and Le Puy-en-Velay, received from his friends the relic of the famous Renault 21 of Patrick Chirac in the movie Camping. Since the release of the movie in 2006, Patrick, the real one, doesn't give up.
He doesn't stop saying, we're not waiting for Patrick. He's a fan.
It's super cute. But it's so cute.
To the point of offering himself to the car's replica. With the same detail, since the inflatable screwdriver is also on the roof. And the announcement, I'm single, doesn't miss. It's really the car of the movie. It remains that this is not the only birthday gift he received that day, since his wife asked him to marry him. Ça arrive en second. À 50 ans. Il y a des priorités. Je t'avais dit.
Tu te souviens de cet anniversaire où on a reçu une voiture ?
Et pour finir en beauté, les amoureux vont prendre quelques jours où ça ? Au camping des Flots Bleus. Au camping des Flots Bleus. Voilà, un vrai fan hardcore.
Ça, ça fait plaisir. Moi, j'ai une petite anecdote à propos de ce camping. Je crois que je l'avais déjà raconté. Je sais que tu y es déjà allé en tout cas. En gros, un jour, je faisais un road trip dans le sud de la France qui avait débuté justement sur la côte landaise. And I roll, and really, completely by chance, I pass by the camping site, but I still haven't seen the movie, to be honest.
And so I see the camping site, and I see that there's a... Really, in front of the camping site, there's a cardboard silhouette of Franck Dubosc, with a hole at the top of his head, to make him take a picture and put his head in it. Of course.
So I do, well, there... Obligated, obligated !
I was about to leave, so I get in front of the thing and I tell myself, if I stretch my arm to take a selfie, it's bad, we don't see Patrick's slip. I'm kind of turning around the thing. Are you faking someone ? I was shooting around the thing and I thought, maybe I can put the delay. And there was another guy, a guy who was like 60 years old, you know, a baron who was all alone.
We were the only ones in front of the thing. And I saw that he was shooting a little, you know, around the thing and all. And the guy, he comes to me, he says, excuse me, can you take a picture of me and all? And I said to him, yeah, okay, but then you take a picture of me. Oh my God! And so, the picture is on my Insta, don't worry.
And so, I took it as a picture, and then I gave it to my phone, he took it as a picture, we said goodbye, I took my case, I left. No, but it's the most adorable podcast in history. It brings you good vibes. No, but it's fun. I love it. With JP and Mehdi last week, it wasn't the same thing.
What was your best birthday or birthday gift? When you were a child, did you celebrate your birthday with your friends or family? The more it goes, the less I want to do it. In relation to age? In relation to age. I prefer not to insist.
But when I was a kid, yes, I loved that. I loved birthdays. And you did it with your friends. With my friends. And then, when you're a kid and you receive birthday gifts, it's still not the same thing as after. Because after, you can buy them. And when you're little, apart from Christmas, you don't have any other way to access the toys that make you dream.
Access the toys.
Your birthday is always a joy, of course. A real joy.
Yeah, me too, I liked to celebrate it. Now, what I do is that I always do... It's a day where I say I don't work, even if it's a week or something, and I do everything I want all day.
And in the evening, I often have an appointment with friends. You do parties, you, often.
I remember several invitations to your birthday.
You like to celebrate your holidays. I remember several invitations. Well, yeah, because I'm a girl. I was born once, but... Well, I was born once, you know. We're quits.
But I like it, it's my day and all, and I like it. I often do a massage, something like that. I like to celebrate it.
You're going to do a massage, I imagine. I'm going to do a massage. I'm going to massage someone. That's my anniversary. I was still a cartoonist at the time And my ex was also a cartoonist, and we had a lot of friends who were cartoonists. And basically, first thing, she gave me the only surprise birthday of my life.
So we arrived at a bar where we often went with these friends, and there we were supposed to go together. In fact, there were a lot of people, ah surprise ! And basically, I had a little fanzine where all my friends, comic book designers, had made a board. There was Boulet, there was Liberté, Capucine, and they had all made me a comic book. A little one that I still have, by the way.
It's a great gift because there was a little bit of logistics, of stuff. She had asked, she had printed the thing and everything. It was so cool. Very stylish, very beautiful gift.
A gift, Quentin, that marked you?
I remember the day I was given the Nintendo 64. You know that famous video of the kid who gets it for Christmas. For me, it was for my birthday. And I remember spending my birthday in pyjamas playing Mario 64. It was one of the best days of my life.
I can understand, I can understand.
I like to organize surprises and I love to be back, of course, but not very long ago... There's a little message. No, but regularly we do it with Charlie Danger and Salomé Sake, precisely. And so, Charlie, for example, once she told me, meet Taylor at the station of... Lyon. And with a backpack for the weekend and I didn't know where we were going. And we went to Eurotown Park.
We slept in Strasbourg, but I didn't know where we were going, I didn't know the whole evening. And on the way back to the Rosa Bonheur thing, it was me who organized the surprise. On the way back, we visited the museum and she didn't know that we were staying to sleep. It's a very nice friendship, even though I don't give you the right times.
I think there's something great about this concept of a friend's date. Yes, the idea is to go on dates with friends.
And I think it's something that we don't do a lot between boys. I would love for a friend to surprise me. Hop, we're going to an amusement park. Take the idea.
We're going to Europapark when you want. In addition, now, Europapark, there is... Because before, it was... I went there once. I loved it, by the way. C'est une galère, c'est-à-dire que tu vas à Strasbourg, après tu dois prendre un train, puis un autre train. Maintenant, il y a une gare Europaparc qui est directe.
Incroyable.
Génial. La surprise aurait duré moins longtemps.
Par contre, je t'ai entendu dire que tu trouvais le thème du parc chanmé. Sorry.
I agree with you. The theme was charming. I didn't say the theme was charming. You said you liked the decoration.
No, I like the atmosphere. The little Venise bridge in cardboard. Yes, but that's what I like. The attractions are charming, but the theme is cracked to the ground.
No, I think that... It surprises me coming from you, because Europe is extraordinary.
We laughed with Charlie all day long. In fact, we were sure it was a thing of European soft power, like financed by the European Union or something like that. So we thought about it all day long. Tu te sens plus européenne, Charlie, maintenant ? Oui, je suis très européenne. Grâce à Europa Park, qui, pour une raison inconnue, s'appelle Europa Park et pas Europark. Mais bref. Oui, c'est vrai.
Et en fait, on a fini par regarder l'histoire du truc. Et en fait, c'est une entreprise privée. En fait, c'est une famille qui fabrique des montagnes russes. Donc, c'est leur vitrine. C'est pour ça que les montagnes russes sont chambées. C'est ce qui fait le succès du parc.
Mais ça veut dire que c'est des gens en leur âme et conscience, et pas avec un flingue sur la tempe, qui ont choisi le thème de l'Europe. C'est eux, ils se sont dit, cool !
Europe !
Honestly, it doesn't shock me.
It doesn't shock me, and above all, which park has a better theme ? Disney ? Asterix !
Asterix is great.
Each attraction is a word game. And their mascot is a mouse.
But nothing to do with Mickey Mouse.
The mascot of Europa Park is hilarious. Wait, Patrick, not only is there the park,
But all around, there are all the hotels where you can stay, which are thematic. There is the Italian hotel, my poor, where there is a Coliseum. And the restaurant, a buffet. It seems that it's good.
But me, just the restaurant, La Belle et le Clochard at Disneyland, I'm like a fool to look at the front.
And the interior, the textures. I thought you wanted to do the scene of the Belgian.
You can, because there's a little table at Carreau. Europe à Parc, invite us with Patrick. Come on, don't hesitate. We'll treat you.
And so we concluded that, since it was a private thing, if there was no Belgium, it was that the guy had to have an ex-Belgian.
Or Belgium just didn't give money, maybe.
It's not the center of Europe, Belgium. C'est pas là où il y a... Mais ils sont juste à côté quand même. C'est fou.
C'est comme pour la légende du prix Nobel de mathématiques qui n'existe pas parce que, soi-disant, Nobel a eu un grief avec un mathématicien qui aurait couché avec sa femme. Mais c'est faux. C'est une légende.
Ah, il a debunked. Il a debunked. En parlant de debunked, on m'a envoyé... La dernière fois, j'ai dit que le truc au supermarché... Il râle déjà. Attention. Non, non, non. Le truc au supermarché où tu peux faire un don, machin, et j'avais dit, ah ouais, c'est pour les impôts, a priori, c'est faux. C'est vrai, je pense.
Je pense que c'est vrai.
Mais, voilà, les sites Checknews, machin, disent, non, non, c'est faux. D'où les grosses entreprises font des dons comme ça.
Bon, allez. Oui, ça te défiscalise une partie, ça n'empêche pas que toi, individu, ça peut être sympa de donner.
Of course, but I was saying, they only do that because it's kind of the opinion of tax optimization and stuff. And I was sent an article that says no, no, it's wrong.
But I think it's true. The supermarkets are great.
Source, the tarin of Menem. That gives me a good reason why all the great teachers suddenly said, you can donate if you want, because we're nice. Yes, yes, of course.
I'm sorry, the Taran Meniel will be the title. We don't have a choice. Dear friends, it's almost 1h18. I have one last question for you. You surprise me. In Perpignan, a concept bar will open in a short time. And I ask you, what is the concept in question? Little hint, it's going to make Adrien mad.
So it's about... A bar where we can make donations.
Is it about a series or a movie in the world of fiction? No. Are we talking about divination? Are we talking about something esoteric? Astrology? No, no, no. No, okay. No, no, no. It's not a bar in which racism is the main thing. Are we talking about the same kind of shit as a bar in which people do shit like that? No, no, no. He took out his mask from the dead-end.
You can't see it, but he twisted his hands in a way like this.
No, it's a bar. It's really... There's a concept. The concept is not a concept of drinks or food. It's the concept in relation to... The empty room.
So, no.
It's something like that.
It's a bit of a delirium.
It touches directly... It's a bar. It's a bar. Ah, it's a bar, sorry. It's a bar. Tu peux partir sans payer. Non, mais on s'approche. Tu donnes ce que tu veux. Tu donnes ce que tu veux, mais on a un truc autour du prix qui varie.
C'est fluctuant avec la bourse, là. C'est vrai que ça, il y en a à Toulouse.
Très bonne réponse de Manon Bale. Avec la bourse ? Très bonne. Comment ? Ça existe déjà, pardon.
Ça existe à plusieurs endroits, même à Paris. Alors, c'est pas vraiment relié à la vraie beau. Oui, c'est... C'est complètement... Je vais vous répliquer un peu le concept. C'est un trading bar.
There's a note on the trading bar.
I did it once, there was white glue in there. It was to see how it was. It was exactly what you imagined.
Imagine the sadness of your life, you're a trader, and you say, hey, let's go to the trading bar. Amuse-toi dans ta vie, enfoiré.
Les gens pourront venir jouer à la bourse comme à Wall Street, explique Gwen Marget, la directrice. Ici, les prix ne sont pas fixes et se réinitialisent toutes les 100 secondes. L'enjeu pour les traders buveurs... Ah, c'est de payer au moment où c'est le plus avantageux.
C'est d'investir, donc commander. Attention parce que c'est un jeu.
So, at the same time... It's to invest, so order at the right time to have the best prices, in the way of a real market room. Several screens will refresh the courses of the different drinks. The prices are fixed by a computer that will analyze the offer and the demand. Customers, they, will be able to order via a free application. Concretely, it's a beer.
And more ordered than the others, the price risks climbing. On the contrary, an alcohol or another brand a little neglected will see its price decrease. With its functioning, a pint can sometimes return to the price of one and a half.
Come play, make your black day game... There are stock market crashes.
Unfortunately, I like it a bit.
It's a bit balatro, it's balatro. The best is when all the terms are thematized, like Trader Buveur. Trader Buveur. It's really fabulous. It's Trader Buveur.
Don't you feel a bit Trader Buveur yourself ?
No, I'm just a trader, I'm going back.
That reminds me, the trader is a cameraman.
Ah yes, of course.
Of course. Like in real life, stock market crashes happen. So, it's called the Wall Street. It annoys you a little bit. Wall Street, E-A-T.
Ah, no, nothing. There was better to do. There was Wall Street, but it's not enough. It's not enough, you have to be simple, you see.
Le bar s'illuminera en rouge et une alarme retentira. Ça peut arriver n'importe quand et même plusieurs fois dans la soirée. Tu m'étonnes. C'est le moment de faire des bonnes affaires puisque tous les prix vont chuter. Il faut savoir que ce n'est pas un bar indé, mais vraiment une licence, comme tu le disais.
En vrai, c'est juste une soirée où tu fixes les taux. C'est un peu désagréable. Pour boire au bon moment. C'est un peu chiant.
Ils doivent miser sur le fait qu'au bout d'un moment, les gens sont bourrés. Ils font plus gaffe et ils payent au pire moment.
Oh là là, les bières sont très demandées. Le taux augmente. C'est bon, vas-y, appuie sur l'ordinateur.
I don't hesitate to ask you if you were drinkers-traders, but did you like... Floater breakers. Floater breakers. Did you like to go out in bars? You were in Toulouse, right? Were you a go-getter? I always go to bars more than nightclubs.
I'm not tough about the night, but... Because you like to talk, right? Yes, I like to have an aperitif with my friends. I still go very regularly, but without children. Patrick?
First of all, I don't like to drink. I don't like alcohol, so it's true that it limits the interest.
But now, there are more and more offers without alcohol.
It's true. But for a long time, it's true that there was a little stigmatization of people who didn't drink in bars. So you always feel a little stupid to say, well, no, I'm going to take a mandate or something. But there was a period in my life when I was single where I used to go to a lot of bars, especially Pub Z in Avignon. And what I noticed is that your social skills improve day by day.
With alcohol. Not with alcohol, the fact of seeing people all the time. It's a muscle. It's exactly a muscle. And when I stopped... When I met my partner at PubZ, I felt that the muscle was decreasing day by day. So when you go back into the public eye, you have to go back up that slope.
It's a tribute to Zemmour. Ah, you didn't want me to say it. It was really flat.
Well, Adrien... I can't imagine the state of my muscles.
We're on... A big peck. A big peck of sociability.
No, but in high school... No, never, never, never, never.
Because you say, more than nightclubs, I imagine to say in the nightclub mode, it's too loud. I'm not going to dance. Yes, but I find that nightclubs, at least, the contract is clear. You can't talk.
The bars, what I find complicated, is that the music is often very loud. The more it goes, the less I like these places.
You see ?
But there are a billion offers of bars. It's true, it's true. But in fact, I spend the day at home, working a lot at home. Yeah, I understand. So, in the evening, in general, I see people. And what do we do ? Well, we're going to have a little drink. That's it. I drink a little drink with Kalindi, figure it out.
Oh, Ramphol.
Ramphol, of course.
I heard Kamini.
Yes, with Kamini.
Kalindi, Ramphol.
I downloaded TikTok three days ago. Yes. Kamini does live shows almost 24 hours a day. I'm telling you, he came back several times in my feed live at 11 a.m., at 3 a.m., at completely crazy times. Kamini and Tom and Jerry. And he rapped every time. It's not just that. He did a little music, he did sounds. I saw it. You saw it happen, but of course. I saw him rap. It surprised me.
It surprised me at totally different times of the day and the night. He's quite followed, by the way. He's very... Ami Carton, it's a TikTok star. Dear friends... We arrive at the second last part of the show. I have a cultural recommendation of a series.
Wake up! A American series called From. Did you hear about this series? No. And it's normal because it really went under silence, this series. While it is extraordinary. So there are already three seasons. In fact, the third season has just come out. It's on Paramount+. In France, it is available with Paramount+. And so this series is a perfect fusion between the work of Stephen King and Lost.
So if you like these two universes, it's really the perfect mix. And besides, there is one of the actors from Lost who plays in it. And I won't say more, but honestly, when I saw the first episode, I was hooked like rarely.
A real fish, a male.
Absolutely. And it was a very, very long time that I hadn't waited so much for the sequel of a series. Because there, the third season, it came out after a year of waiting. And honestly, after the cliffhanger of the second season, I was on the nerves. Like on the... Calm down! As it rarely happened to me. Listen, he just whistled at me. I don't know what to say. So there you go.
See From knowing that you can see directly the three seasons without waiting a year between each. Great.
Especially since you don't want to say too much and I don't want to say too much, but the base pitch is already very strong. It's rare that series that have a mega high concept always manage to surprise you. Exceptional. And it's over?
Or... No, no, it's in progress. And I also emphasize, be careful, because Trigger Warning is still a horror series. You have to say it. There are some pretty gory moments.
Is that the question I'm asking you?
Yes, of course. Clearly, yes. So if it's not your thing, don't go to From. But if you like the universe of Stephen King and Lost, I think it's the perfect work for you. Really, go for it.
Listen, it's sold on my side. It's sold. No, I noticed it. I noticed it. Manon Bril, QA.
Can I have two? I beg you, I urge you. The first one, I'm sorry, I've already talked about it a lot on other podcasts and in a lot of stories. They are less listened to than us. Exactly, exactly. Well, I don't know because I don't have your numbers. But I'm counting on the strength of the podcast because I have an intention.
It's that there is a season 2 that still doesn't exist and that is not planned. Yes, Patrick, you know what I'm talking about. I've already talked about it a thousand times, but sorry. It's called Siren. It's a Korean reality show, okay? I've talked about it a thousand times.
But please, people of the Floodcast, you are very numerous, go stream it hard so that Netflix can say, hey, there are a lot of views coming from France, could we do a French season or something like that? The principle is the following. Be careful, I tease in my presentation because I've pitched it many times. Anyway, it's on a deserted island, so a Korean show.
There are teams with bases, a small cabin, a small tent, a small thing spread out on the island. Each team has a flag. And when the siren roars again, not this one, but something like that, you have to go get it. You try to capture a flag from the opposing team.
Capture the flag, classic. A scout game, by the way.
If you grab the flag, the team is eliminated. All that is basic. The teams are military firefighters, stuntmen, athletes, policemen and jugglers. And I forgot one more, anyway.
Aren't there sportswomen too?
Athletes. But they are only women. They are only women's teams, which probably makes the whole defense a terribly masculine series. A series that I love, obviously. It's incredible. What I think is crazy is that there is nothing to gain. They come just to defend their job and show that the firemen of Korea are proud of Korea. It's really incredible. And they're crazy. They're crazy.
They're ultra-trained, super-sporty girls. There are stuntwomen, I don't know if I said it. But it's very impressive. And some of them get punished because they are too violent or things like that. It's incredible. Obviously, there are a lot of strategies because you have to make alliances with other teams to attack in a group. You are much more likely to succeed.
You know, the chat rooms, the interviews, there are zero collantages.
but she told me that and we were like nanani we had an alliance with the stuntwomen but the firefighters offered us something else and it was very annoying so we didn't know if we could turn this around it's purely strategic zero sexualized zero whispered like oh it's a girl thing nanani they fight without weapons it gives a terrible image of women unfortunately no It gives a different image.
Yes, I know. And like, there are challenges where they can gain advantages, but challenges that consist of cutting 30 logs of wood, lighting a fire, extinguishing the fire of the opposing team and all. And you gain advantages. In short, it's incredible. The editing is done with suspense that holds you until the end of the season.
In Korea, they are very strong.
They are really... It's delicious. It's delicious.
And when a team... The adjective surprised me.
Ah yeah. And when a team is eliminated, you... It's... I'm going to make a mini-spoil. The first team eliminated is the police. Even if you don't like the police, you cry for those policemen who come to pick up their stuff.
You cry because you're a woman, but maybe not.
You, men, don't cry during this show.
I'm going to tap my chest.
But anyway, it's really too good. Siren, not like La Femme Poisson, but like L'Alarme qui est retentie. It's great and there's no season 2 planned. I imagine it hasn't found its audience, so I count on the audience of the podcast to relaunch the views. It's been almost a year, so we would already have the two, I think, if...
Yes, but as you say, someone in France can buy the rights and do a squeezie.
Anyway, it's really great. First, you're going to have a great time and we get hooked by the thing. And frankly, it's great. And the last thing I didn't say is that per day, their calories spent in sports are counted, but not in the regime mode. It's misogyny. No, but I know it sounds like that, but it's not like that, it's like they make pumps, they run on carpets and everything to earn credit.
And in fact, in the morning, the store opens between 8 and 9 o'clock and there they can go exchange their money for food or Tokiwoki, shovels, ropes. The more calories you lose, the more money you have. Yes, that's it.
It makes you spend money. Yes, that's it. But suddenly, you're rewarded for losing weight. No.
In this 100% feminine thing. It's not in the losing weight mode, it's in the sport mode. You're trolling.
But of course. It's for quantification.
The effort provided, of course, of course. But it's really, honestly, not at all presented like that. And the other thing I wanted to do, it's an encouragement and I simply recommend you the book of my friend Salomé Sake, the second one that comes out on the 16th of October, I think, from memory, which is called Resist.
It's a little essay that gives keys to fight against the far right that is coming soon. As we say at the moment And I send her all my love and my strength Because I see her literally ruining her health She's working like crazy because it's panic And we're too lucky to have people like Salomé
Anyway, so don't hesitate, even if you can't buy the book, they made a lot of effort to make it very cheap, I think it costs 5 euros. So really, it's not in a way to make money again. Salomé, she has already done us a year that she comes out of a billion of hyper intense work stuff, but there, in addition, there were unexpected elections, so she went on with that.
Then afterwards, she was so panicked about the state of the votes that she said, we have to do these things, I'm going to write a book this summer, even though it was already much too much given during the elections. Anyway. M'inquiète pour sa santé. Elle a perdu combien de calories à peu près ?
Heureusement qu'à la fin de l'été, le gouvernement en place. Voilà, exactement. Elle a dû se reposer.
N'hésitez pas à envoyer même des commentaires positifs, à partager ces trucs ou quoi, parce que franchement, elle s'en prend plein la tronche. Elle est sur la liste de l'extrême droite, des gens à tuer. Écoutez, voilà.
Elle a besoin de force. Et si vous ne connaissez pas, elle avait écrit ce super bouquin qui s'appelle Sois jeune et t'es toi, qui s'était très bien vendu, mais... But if you read this book, it also gives you that she is extremely talented in what she does.
I saw her on Instagram. It was Morocco a few years ago. It's always up to date. And suddenly, there is her new book that is coming, which is very important.
And the goal is also that with that, it makes noise in the media. So I don't know when we invite her on set so that she can talk about it, even if everyone doesn't read the book that you hear on TV. So share in mass and everything. Send the force to Salomé Sakeich.
A season 2 of Sirens, and a season 2 of Shalobu Shaken. Let's mix things up! There will be journalists, firemen, stuntmen. Electric right hand! Adrien Meignel. So me, I really had a week, I didn't have time, I don't have time to distract myself. I'm going to release a very old record that I had. It's a game, it's a game, it's free, it's on Navigator.
It's old, I played it a long time ago on stream, it's called Infinite Craft, I don't know if you know it, you heard about this game. Basically, it's a game, you have an empty canvas, and in your inventory, you just have the four elements. You're going to remind me, Patrick. Water, fire, wind, earth and air ? I feel like you have 15, but that's it. The principle is really crafting.
For example, you place the earth on your canevas and you place the water on it. It will create mud. Now, in your inventory, you have mud. Then, you take the mud and you associate it with fire. It will make cooked earth. The principle is, as its name suggests, infinite craft. It's infinite because... It's powered... I really said an English word, but I think it's propelled by an AI.
It's an AI that decides... Well, it's a bit controlled so that it doesn't do anything either. But basically, the principle is that you can create everything, but you start from the four elements at the beginning. You can say, there are people who have done Floodcast, for example. That's incredible. So, not because... Because sometimes, too... They put what in Floodcast?
You hope, but you don't know.
You hope, but you don't know.
And a little bit of Pascal Pro.
They did Flood, because it's in English. So they did Flood and podcast. The thing is that sometimes the IA, it's anything, the result.
It's associations of things.
But it's funny because you can still use these things that don't make much sense to get to your end. I know that I wanted to create, for example, basketball. I had put, I had done it live, I had put hours. But the satisfaction when you succeed by starting from the four things. To say, wait, damn it. First of all, I'm going to try to create a balloon, so I have to be able to make the plastic.
This game is great, it's free, you play on the browser. It's called Infinite Craft. It's so funny, it's super satisfying when you get to your goal. It's a very good game if you stream it live.
If I may, you explained the rules of this game very well.
Thank you. And I have a second mini-record. I have the impression that I am the last to discover this, but I will still recommend it because there may be people And we know how expensive it is to subscribe to the platforms to watch movies. And I discovered that on the YouTube channel of Arte Cinema, there are a lot of free movies.
In fact, there are all their programs, even the documentary of DJ Mehdi that we were talking about. As soon as it's on Arte, it's also on YouTube.
I'm not sure that so many people know. But I agree. And in addition, apparently, on their website, Arte, there are even more, there are all those who are on YouTube, plus even more. And I have, for example, a friend who told me, I cancelled my subscription to Mubi because, in fact, there were already so many films on the site of Arte that I...
We don't say enough that Arte's YouTube channels may be the best YouTube channels.
They managed to take the internet turn.
Exactly. And precisely, I wanted to make a big up to Arte because I wanted to say that Arte is really the channel I saw appear when I was a kid. And I find that even now, they know too well that they exist. They do Lazerdisc, they do Jour de Plais.
Online, they don't hesitate to finance super innovative things.
And on top of that, they literally ship free movies. It's great. Arte, we love you. Wonderful. Wonderful.
And as for me, and I think we all agree, I just wanted to pay tribute to Michel Blanc, because he's an actor who knows a lot, an author. You know a lot, it's a great script.
Besides, I received a lot, it surprised me, I received a lot of DMs who told me, but no, I don't know anymore. People who told me, oh, the first person I thought of was you when you said that Michel Blanc was dead.
And I think that in the episode with the people of Kalmos, we talked a lot about Michel Blanc. And that's where you talked a lot about the fact that you appreciated his work a lot. And it's true that me too, even without wanting to do... His work and even him, what ?
his personality I think we talked about Bakri but there was Rebecca Monzoni who also did an episode of Totemic with Michel Blanc so it's an old interview it was for the film L'Exercice de l'Etat so I think it's been 15 years you remind me that they advised me I listened to it a while ago and it's super interesting it's quite fascinating and then it was a guy I think it's one of the few to have created a character of the French culture Jean-Claude Duss you have Jacques-Louis Lafripouille, François Pignon and Jean-Claude Duss exactly
And Patrick Chirac.
But what we could see with all the interviews, all the archival images that emerged over the last few days, is that he was far from the character of Jean-Claude Duss. And above all, he didn't reduce himself to that. And before making Jean-Claude Duss, he played in dozens of independent films. And he explained that...
This role, precisely, took him away from these cinemas because the authors didn't want him anymore, in fact. He was too labeled Jean-Claude Duce. And then he went back to it. And there's a film that I love about Michel Blanc, it's Grosse Fatigue. Of course. Which is quite unknown, but which is exceptional, where he plays his own role. And his sister-in-law.
And his sister-in-law, if you haven't seen this film, watch it because it's remarkable.
Yeah, yeah, no, it's really, it's really great movies that he wrote, that he made. There's a movie made by Patrice Lecomte, too, that he did quite early, very quickly after Les Bronzés, Viens chez moi, je t'habite chez une copine, Ma femme s'appelle, reviens, etc. And, in fact, there's Marche à l'ombre.
Marche à l'ombre, that's fabulous.
And I don't know... He dialogued, by the way.
All the cult dialogues.
Written and directed by the main actor. There are a lot of things to watch. I was talking about An Affair d'Etat. It's a political film, but it's super impressive. And in it, it's incredible. And Monsieur Ir, by Patrice Lecomte. That's another film I recommend you, in which he played. It's not at all a comedy, it's a very dark film, etc. But in it, it's quite...
D'abord glaçant, puis très touchant. Et voilà, c'est un très grand acteur. Et voilà, on voulait lui faire un petit big up.
Pas que l'acteur, justement. Oui, oui, un grand acteur, auteur. Parce que moi, je me suis rematé Marche à l'ombre, du coup. Vraiment, les dialogues, c'est le... And that's what the guys from Splendid were saying.
In fact, there are a lot of documents that come out of INA or France 2 that went through a story, a destiny, I don't know what it's called, on the Splendid. And that's all they say. It was the keyboard, it was the structure. One of them was the gags, one of them was this thing. Michel Blanc, it was the dialogues. It was the dialogues. So don't hesitate to check it out.
And precisely because you say he created the character of Jean-Claude Duce, but he also created replicas that are still there, forget that you have no chance, on a misunderstanding it can work.
It's what I was saying with pop culture characters, it's that even if he tried to get away from Jean-Claude Duce, even if I saw recent interviews where he says he has a lot of sympathy for the character and that at one time it blocked him, but that... With time, it's still cool to have participated in something so cult.
And I think it's in a question box where he says that anyway, Splendid, it still remains today the most beautiful years of his life. In any case, it's the one he loved as a human being. Ah yes, the TV seats. We were talking about TV seats. Everyone necessarily thinks of Michel Blanc when he takes a TV seat.
Yeah, we sing, it's true.
Yeah, that's it. As soon as it stops. It's true, it's an icon of French culture. And it's always more sad when it's funny people who leave, so there's always something a little more touching.
Yes, because we remember that Jean-Marie Le Pen is still not dead. It's crazy. It would be time now. There are really a lot of people who die before the movie.
And we will have the same tribute.
We will make cultural recommendations. Cultural recommendations at the end of the episode. Sorry, it's still my obsession with racism.
Can you remove that a little bit from your ADN? I'm a folklorist.
Oh !
Dear friends, thank you very much. Last little round of table, Manon Bril, the stand-up at the bottom. So you still continue the videos too. On Instagram, yes. On Instagram, I do.
On YouTube, this year, I only released two, but I have some under the elbow in preparation. It was time to write the show. And now it's written. I have dates until 2027, my friends.
Et c'est ça, tu t'es lancée dans le stand-up depuis quelques mois maintenant, ça commence à faire un petit temps.
Ça fait presque deux ans les Comédie Club, mais mon spectacle tourne depuis cet été. Pendant toute l'année, il va s'appeler Rodage, donc c'est la période où tu testes encore beaucoup de trucs sur scène et t'affines le texte, dans des salles petites et moyennes pour pas trop te tauler devant trop de monde.
Yeah, of course. And it's an incredible success, of course. And it's a kind of contract with the spectator, too, to say, you don't pay exactly the price, you know where you're coming from. And we talked about it, I don't know with who, by the way. But it's a super interesting exercise, too.
By the way, when you like comedy and you're interested in writing, attending the screening, it's super cool, too. It's another way of seeing a show.
In any case, if you go to the screening at the beginning and you come back to the show in three or four years, it's not bad to evolve, even if it depends on the artists, of course. Of course. And so it filled me with happiness, this new activity. I am very happy, it fills me with happiness at the moment.
Yes, I just have a question about that, because it's true that there is always this thing, it's a bit the question we ask the Internet users all the time when they do other things on the Internet, that is to say, you meet people, you... No, no, but it's more about meeting people for real. Is that also what makes you feel good? Is it the live laughs and things like that?
Well, seriously, it's so satisfying to have live laughs.
So, on the other hand, when it's the beat, it's hard. But when it's my show, for now, it's the people who follow me who are there. So for now, it's very, very, very kind. That's also why I organize M Festival. You would have loved it, Florent.
The last one we did together. It's serious, I canceled my holidays and everything to come.
No, no.
No, I'm really sorry. Oh, my poor guy.
He was the poor guy in Japan.
No, I say my poor guy because I gave you a peak.
No, no, but you're right, you're right.
I was confused. But I... No, but now he's square on the times, the dates. There's no more mistakes.
I'll be there.
I'll be there.
He rubbed my back to make me feel better. Adrien is not an acid, by the way. No, no, no. You put it on him. You put me back on my back, even though it's you who gave him a kick.
By the way, I was going to say, you were too sure to come and honor the milestone.
I tried to be a bit on the inside, to participate in the game.
It was great, it was a good moment. A little bit, I tried. Everything was rejected, but I tried. It's true, it's true.
I was like, yes, yes. But I would miss it.
I really enjoyed it, it was so good. The delay was really exaggerated. We had technical problems.
You know what?
I said, oh, I'm going to talk about Culture Fest to my team. And Jean Fromageman, who I kiss, who's in the team, he said, Adrien, he's going to complain about the technique. I said, yes, but... C'est la vie !
Ah, ça arrive, ça va !
Bah oui, non, mais en même temps, t'as le droit d'être exigeant, c'est bien.
Non, bah non, non. Mais cette année, je peux annoncer... Non, attends, je peux juste dire qu'il y a eu des problèmes techniques, mais qu'il y a eu une super réaction et que ça s'est très bien passé.
J'en ai entendu que lui, moi, en tout cas.
Je veux pas dire... Nous, on a égorgé les techniciens après.
Non, non, mais il y a eu... Une solution a été trouvée et ça s'est très bien passé.
Ah oui, c'était l'écran qui projetait pas... C'était... But this year, it will be two days for the first time. Just one day. Every year, we try to grow a little bit. And this year, we do x2. So we are very happy, it will be the 24th and 25th of May, still at Dog Bay and Magasins Généraux in Pantin. And it's even possible that the space will be bigger, but that we don't have yet. But shoot, shoot.
But anyway, two days and so twice as much happiness.
The place is super cool. I didn't know and I thought it was great.
On the side of the canal, the Magasins Généraux and my team has incredibly well decorated. I make a... A big up to Mélanie, who does the deco, and to Vini, our graphic designer, who did the posters and so on, the visuals. And no, but I have an incredible team in the organ of this festival. If you don't know, it's the Tanju Culture Festival.
Podcasts, comedians, journalists and vulgarizers on stage for two days in advance. Come on the Insta account so you don't miss it. Patrick Beau, Patrick Beau
There's a lot of things. There's La Veillée, where you had a flood yesterday, I'd like to tell people. It means that he was at Tristan Bernard, this one. There's no more on stage. Your uncle. No, but for whom do you take you?
It literally rained. I had never seen rain in a theater. It's crazy. And it had to fall on my show.
Yeah, incredible.
So, at the same time, since the concept is people who come to tell amazing stories, there they have lived one.
I think the public said to themselves, it's done on purpose or not?
I think there must have been... I saw on a story that you specified it.
You said, it's not on purpose. It's not on purpose. But it was surreal, really.
Because there was a lot of rain in Paris yesterday, and so there was a leak in the theater. It was a flood, and there was a leak on the ceiling. But in addition, it must be emphasized that it is an Italian-style theater, which is very pretty, with ornaments, dorures. And to see water flowing, really like it was raining in this room, there was something a little unreal.
I had the impression of dreaming.
And that's it.
So we couldn't go all the way. There were six stories. We could do five stories. And so people could have almost the whole show, plus an improbable event.
So I think the score is positive. What Patrick is saying is that you will not be paid. That's what he's saying.
You still have 5 stories and a dream. And the sixth, sorry my friend.
So everyone could pass, except Fabien Olicard who passed last. And so he will go first at the watch of France Inter, the
Oh, he's coming to the radio now.
We're going to do a watch live from the house of the radio. It will be broadcast live on France Inter. And so all the people who were present last night will be able to come. Ah, he's strong, Patrick.
He's strong, but you see, you wanted to sink him a little, Adrien. And you saw, he bounced back.
How did I want to sink him?
No, but you said, oh, he wouldn't be refunded. They are all invited to France Inter.
No, but this guy, he... Did I want to sink him or did I give him a pass D, in fact ? Ask yourself the question. It's the theater that wanted to roll it.
You might have been under the wolf.
The little detail that is added to the surrealist side, is that this evening, the decoration was a hospital with a morgue. Because there was a theater piece at the same time. They had covered the decor with black curtains, but in the backstage, there was a macabre in latex. Super realistic, under a sheet. And so the guests waited in the backstage for an hour with this body. Ah, nice.
So it added a little to the unreal thing.
No sense. Wait, was this Maccabee used at some point? In the play that is played at the moment. Ah yes, in the play. It was your... No, no, no. And then, in literature, a book, the museums. Yes, because you've done a lot of unusual places.
La France Insolite, Le Monde, Europa Parc. Europe at Park.
And I'm particularly proud of this book. I admit it. Because it's a year of work to look for the most incredible museums on the planet. So I did country by country. And I went to look for museums, preferably unknown, or even unknown to the public. Listen, the listeners of the podcast have a dry mouth.
Can you give them water in their mouth? Give us a little example.
So this book is called Curieux Musée. And in this book, you will find 102 museums, amazing, unusual, weird.
Already one more than Dalmatians, not bad.
Already, it was my strategy. So really incredible museums all over the world.
Like for example?
A lot of French museums. For example, what could I tell you? Obviously, there you take me, you take me. For example, on the cover, the museum that is on the cover, it's called the Museum Initium et Finis. So in Latin, it's the beginning and the end. This museum is a private museum created by a rather eccentric enthusiast who lives in Germany in a small village.
He filled his house with objects, curiosities, things he found at the flea market and he made a kind of work of art. Each square centimeter is covered with crazy objects. Is he an unstable person? No, no, it's really the project of his life, it's an artistic project.
He just said, it's the project of my life.
Visually, it's incredible, really. And when I discovered this place while doing the research, I said to myself, but it's crazy that I've never seen it before, so I contacted him. And so the guy was very surprised that a Frenchman had heard about his museum. And when I explained to him that we were going to put it on the cover, he was very happy. He sent us a lot of photos.
And so there are museums that are, for example, at the end of the Cambrousse in New Zealand. So an artist who bought an old bus English, and he filled it with tomatoes that he makes himself. And he too, when I contacted him, he said to me, but how do you know my museum? You are French, I say it's my job, sir.
I am a folklorist. And at the end, he bought the sunflowers that exploded.
So there's a spectacular part of the museum by their architecture, by their collections, then there's an improbable part of the museum, like a dog collar museum, a mason's museum, a devil's museum, so there are museums specialized in weird things. There's the banana museum, but I don't think it's solid enough for you. I didn't put the banana museum, I admit it. It's not solid enough.
In Mexico, for example, you have the mummy museum, which is terrifying. So it's almost unique in the world. You have dozens and dozens of mummies that have been preserved for a century in Mexico and that are terrifying for Western tourists. But over there, they are really part of the country's culture. That is to say that there have been films in the 1960s, like the catchers against the mummies.
It's the second season of Sirens, I think.
He's so strong.
But they're only women. And so, there you have it, incredible visions, like that, all over the world, and I'm very, very happy.
They're always very good books. Oh, thank you. Yes, but I say it, they're very, very, very good books. A beautiful object, of course. Well, it's very pleasant. And, sorry, I'm coming back, it's very disordered, but since I'm a very good animator, there's La Veille au Grand Rex next year too. La grosse date quand même au Grand Rex. C'est vrai, en 2025, on fait les 10 ans de l'Abbaye.
Il va préparer des petits trucs. Il y avait des petits plats dans les grands.
Adrien sera sur scène. Alors, je serai sur scène au Grand Rex le 2 novembre avec la bonne auberge. Il y aura toujours des places. Elle part pas. Eh oui, les personnes au balcon, elles portent pas. Bon bah, achetez-les, quoi. Regardez toutes les saisons, là. Vous demandez à ChatGPT de vous faire un résumé de toutes les saisons et venez voir le final.
Mais bien sûr. Le final de toute cette histoire, ça fait combien d'années que vous faites ça ? Ça fait 4 ans. C'est ça, quand même. C'est une série de 4 saisons, quand même. Pas mal, pas mal. Eh bien, très bien. Merci, en tout cas, tout le monde. A très bientôt. Un bonheur.
Florent, tu nous as pas fait d'actu ?
No, but you know, I wrote that, that's it. There are the good movies, they're on Blu-ray, on VOD, don't hesitate.
What's his name?
You're the king. No, but he's going to be on the channel soon, I don't know exactly when, I think November or December, as soon as I have the info, I'll share it with you. Of course. Well, thank you everyone. Bye.
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