Episode 192 - In the Pocket of Big Turkey

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I get so many headaches every month.

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Whitney (2:56)

Oh, no.

Okay. We're now on episode 192, and I'm going through our crayon box, and I am pulling one out, and it is named Seminar Textbook. So, Colt Carpet Red is a very bright, vibrant red.

Tim (3:21)

Correct.

Whitney (3:22)

Seminar Textbook is a deep red.

Towards the maroon, but just like deep red. So, Seminar Textbook.

Tim (3:32)

So, I remember there was a short amount of time that I had crayons in the box, so they're all standing up, so you can see all of them.

Then eventually the box falls apart, and then you find something else to put them in. I will never forget, for one of my birthdays, I got, it was honestly, think of like the circumference of like a two liter bottle of soda, but it was like half the height, but it was a yellow like cylinder that was plastic, and it had a top on it that looked like a squat crayon, like the whole thing looked like a squat little crayon, but it was hard plastic. I loved it, and I have visceral memories of the smell when you pull the lid off, and you get all the crayon smell, and then also the sound of digging around.

Whitney (4:22)

Oh, that's a good sound.

Tim (4:23)

It is a good sound.

Whitney (4:24)

It's such a good sound, especially when you've lost a lot of the papers.

Tim (4:27)

Oh, yeah.

Whitney (4:27)

So they're really clicky, clanky, you know? Like they're real clicky.

So my sister got 64 crayon pack in the little metal tin one year for her birthday, and she did not want me fucking touching them. So I was like, fine, they're yours. She didn't let me start coloring with them until they were broken, and then she added them to the big crayon collection.

So I had a Tupperware. It's called like a, yeah, it's from the 80s. It's like a little yellow carrying box, and on the back has like ABCs, like the alphabet all across it and whatever, like embossed on it. That's what we kept ours in. I still have the exact one from my childhood, the smell full of the same crayons from my childhood. Took it from my mom's house when she was moving. The inside is all colored on whatever. Found the exact one, and I have it for sale in my booth, because I put little printouts of ads of stuff, like the vintage ads for a handful of items, and I put a picture of me with my box coloring at the kitchen table, and I put a note, the owner of this booth, I had the same one as a child. Nobody's bought it, but I have that little detail there. But I-