Another show that I've been really enjoying-- since the beginning (even)-- is "Workaholics." Don't know what to say, just like the humor and the way the three guys interact. The kids give me hope for the future of this country. Also, I always like these kinds of shows and stories about groups of male friends, like "The Hangover" or "Office Space" or "Half Baked" &c.
This is because I've never really had close friends like that. I've literally always been doing music. If ever I had made some friends-- like, say, from my basketball team, sooner or later I'd try to get everybody to start a band. Just really irritating and desperate. Yes, I have all of the bossy, cold, aloof pretensions of Ders plus the annoying side of Blake minus Blake's sweetness, empathy and excessive masturbation. Sad. But it is nice to see all the bad sides reconfigured into these three friends in such a way that makes me feel like I could have been an OK dude if things had gone in another direction.
Another cool thing about the show is that the theme song for "Workaholics" is "Jock Box" by The Skinny Boys. Here are the Skinny Boys with "Rip the Cut"--->
Great music brings an oblivion that can't be seen, can't be described-- but it always ends and the remnant glow of that experience should be applied pragmatically to the material world, rather than serve as a source of addictive escapism, a hit that needs to be chased while the rest of life glides by.
The Skinny Boys were influenced by the much more prominent hip hop pioneers The Fat Boys; The Human Jock Box was influenced by The Fat Boys' member Human Beat Box.
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