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You're listening to the Downbeat one the
Freak. That's all ra live performance happening

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right now at the Ryder Cup in
Italy, as they are fifteen hours away

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from tee off and they've getten live
performances from a band which sounded a lot

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to me. It sounded a lot
to me like Portugal the Man, but

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it's not it maybe fits in the
tantrums. That is not fits in the

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tantrum. Who is it? It's
some spare from Italy that people are seated

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watching this guy perform and they're all
looking at their phones. He was singing

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an English voice. The whole crowd
is just sitting there in their chairs doing

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nothing except for Jim Furi, who's
standing there dancing like a maniac. You

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know, I told you just humping
air. It's the Downbeat with Kevin Danny,

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Mike's Roy and JJ. I told
your brother carry after he solves a

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crime, like I told your brother
Cash at his fiftieth birthday party him.

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I told him the day I met
you, we came across the legendary golfer's

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credit card. Oh and he forgot
that's right, do you remember that?

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Yes? It was Cooper's barbecue and
Fort Worth right after Colonial right, probably

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Guy's night out of it or something. Davis loved the third third and we

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had the conversation of do we just
keep it and put a little work in

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here? Yeah, And then we
ended up taking it to him and he

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just said thank you, and he
really didn't want us hanging around while he

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was eating. I thought he would
have been more like, pull up a

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chair and talk thanks buddy, and
he really wasn't. But Davis loved the

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third has captain captain the Ryder Cup
their weakest captain of all time. Zach

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Johnson. Oh, this is so
bad. I don't want to crib my

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own predictions here. We're about to
get smoked. Yes, we're about to

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get smoked again a gain on European
soil. I mean, look, I

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don't think we're about to get smoked. I don't think we're about to get

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smoked. I think it's gonna be
tougher than it would be at home.

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It's I think we're a dominant team. The last four Rider Cups were basically

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blowouts, with the home teams winning. What's the overall record here, twenty

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seven and fourteen. Because we had
a good run from nineteen fifty nine to

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nineteen eighty five, the Ray Floyd
years from O two though, that was

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but that was back before African American
people played golf. Oh wait, yeah,

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Calvin Pete was one of the straightest
drivers of the golf ball of all

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time. We've only won four times
since ninety five. Let's make this modern,

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okay, four times since ninety five, two five. Zach Johnson is

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our captain this so we're four nine
since nineteen ninety five. We got work

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to do. You think they're gonna
he's gonna get their heads right, No,

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they're gonna laugh at it. It
was Luke Donald gonna get the Europeans

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head right. He's also known to
be a goober. He's kind of a

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goober, but nowhere near as much
as Zatch. Yeah. Wow, that

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just looks well with with real teams, the real teams, the players of

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their own captain. I think we
all know that, we all know that

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it's a good thing. All the
American PGA tour players are all getting along

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is they got a whole other tour
just kind of going. You guys come

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over here with us, so we're
getting to press play JJ. Just a

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couple of minutes. But before we
get there, it's time. Are you

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ready? Yeah, we do this
on Fridays where we make we step inside

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the Ghost Pepper Pavilion and make hot
football predictions. But today it's Thursday and

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we step into Hell's Halfway House to
make our scorching hot rider cut predictions with

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our brand new bed music j Jack
scorching hot predictions. I'm ready. Will

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each have three. We're gonna record
these. We're gonna play these Monday.

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I'm not gonna be here, but
i still want you guys to be fair.

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We'll handle it maybe, and these
go to the same point tally that

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the football ones are, just like
the Beyonce. Yeah, it all goes

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in the same pot, all right. Where at Hell's Halfway House, Danny

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Bayliss, you have three scorching rider
cut predictions of things that you believe are

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going to happen over the next three
days. At Marco simone, Yes,

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number one, guys, Scottie Scheffler
will play Friday with a curious stain on

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his cap. Most will presume it
is some form of p pasta sauce curious

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on his cap. There's a period
after that, and that's the whole and

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that's tomorrow. Huh, tomorrow,
only tomorrow. If he does it on

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Friday or Saturday or Sunday, my
prediction does not come true. Just got

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to Italy, couldn't help himself,
got some pasta on his hat, most

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will presume. Most so you're saying
it's a stain. But there's a hint

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of red to it. But it's
not like red red right, looks like

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that could be pasta sauce. Frank
Like the guy who's sitting next to him

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was eating pasta aggressively. Don't know
pasta, and it just flung up a

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tomato onto his hat. Even who
knows. We can we can only assume

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there's a stain on the cap.
A lot of people are going to be

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saying it's pasta sauce. Number two, Sam Burns will contribute nothing for three

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days straight, and most people will
consider his performance as one of the most

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worst and insignificant in Ryder Cup history. Wow, Sam burn Burns, I

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mean, oh, I don't that
one. That's mean it's a chance it's

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gonna be legendary. How bad?
Well, it's nothing like that. Sam

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Burns performance in twenty twenty three.
May be saying that fifty years from now.

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Fifty years. You know, the
US was really on a good uh,

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they had a good trajectory to take
the Ryder Cup in twenty three.

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But God, no one will ever
forget that Sam Burns performance three days straight.

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Some of the most confusing golf this
board has ever seen. Frank,

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Okay, what the world in twenty
seventy three? Yeah, like if if,

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if he's, if he's, he'll
see only a few holes on the

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back nine. If he even plays, He's just not gonna see much of

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the back nine. Sam Burns just
getting smacked, Yeah, just winging him

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into the trees. And okay forgetting
his clubs. It's just gonna be embar

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sing for Sam Burns for three days
straight and number three. Write this one

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down if you if you don't remember
the other two, remember this little note

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U As Vice Captain Stewart Sink will
curiously be absent from Sunday singles. Speculation

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will be that he has the flu, but the gossip rumor will claim that

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he no showed Sunday because he was
sleeping in from a cocaine and wine fueled

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evening out the night before with Christo
Lamprecht and two unnamed Italian actresses. He's

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like, it's the most squared away, mild mannered guy, but he just

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absolutely rips it up. One night
and one Saturday night in Rome, yep

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with Christo, with Christo, twenty
two year old Christo and fifty year old

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Stewart Sink and our mountain a mount
Vesuvius of cocaine rage on Saturday night,

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he's gonna oversleep and miss the entire
Sunday singles. And of course my hell

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At said, we believe that suffering
from some flu like symptoms. But there's

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gonna be some Italian TAMZ people that
are gonna have take real information information on

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this. They got the truth on
spink yet write them down, guys,

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Well, they're recorded. We'll replay
these Monday and see how you did.

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But I like it very ambitious,
it's very specific. This is your idea,

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Mike's, I'll do mine sure quickly. Victor Hoveland had a hole in

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one on her practice round. I
pretty there will be a hole in one

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at during the Ryder cut three days
two. The announcers won't mention Tiger Wood's

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son Charlie. At some point during
the three days of broadcasting. They will

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mention Tiger Wood's son Charlie, who
I heard do an interview the other day

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and interesting, Okay, what does
that mean? It's just about as much

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much of a report as we got
on Shamirmir's death. It was interesting.

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Uh, the a drunk American.
We'll do fake Italian voice in the crowd

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and you'll hear it at some point. Okay, and nice shot my wife.

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Okay, high five. I don't
hate them, but two of yours

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are contingent on listening to every piece
of audio and three days of the I'm

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on it of Ryder Cup. You're
not on it. Eight hours You're not

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gonna catch at all. I'm on
it. You're not gonna catch them all

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there, Pikachu, dude, I
gotta big Bender night planning Tomorrow night Electric

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six and to eight hours of ryder
Cup. Actually on Monday from like two.

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It's gonna be you and me on
Monday. I read fresh Flower Cavo

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on Mounday. Not gonna have all
right here inside Hell's halfway House. Ryder

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Cup predictions. Here's my three.
You're ready to hit record number one,

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world number one golfer Scottie Scheffler's ice
cold putter stays that way. Scheffler goes

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over as the European team wins the
Ryder Cup with a convincing seventeen to eleven

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victory. Damn wow, you're in
the halfway house. Step inside if you

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got the guts. Number two,
the fiery brit Terrell Hatton. This is

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a short putt on Friday to lose
his match and engages in a heated exchange

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that ends with Team Europe vice captain
Eduardo Molinari having to pull a Hatton off

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a screaming member of the Italian media. It's me, it's a me Terrell

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Hatton odds on favorite to have a
cuss word the air. Oh he's nuts,

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He's say, no man, who
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predict that two vice captains would be
involved in some form. Yeah, one

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of them cocaine fueled missing the Ryder
Cup. The other one just helped them

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out at a press conference, which
was kind of their job. But I

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do want to picture a screaming member
of the Italian media. Final prediction for

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the Ryder Cup. A beautiful and
busty Italian streaker invades the first te box

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at Marco Simone Golfing Country club,
and has tackled moments before her extended hand

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makes contact with Sepstraca's infamous Austrian penis. There's a lot of ways to get

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a half point here. So many
has tackled before touching. I'm writing this

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down moments before moment making contact with
except Struck is infamous, infamous and penis

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gosh and and it's infamous for not
being that big though with he's a girth.

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Yeah, well, thank you.
You have those recorded. I have

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him written down in recording. Why
you write them down just because I like

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to have him? You wrote all
of mine down. Yeah, there's a

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lot, it's too much. Good
luck to all players. Well, our

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friends at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema will
take us from these hot rider cut predictions.

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In two press play j J.
She got a big one for us,

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a huge movie. I've been looking
forward to this movie for a month.

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I get nervous when she does the
review because I want I want it

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to be good. Yeah, but
I know, James be honest with us.

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She's the best the screen queen.
As you're about to hear, Oh

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yeah, it's time once again for
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So, without further ado, we got

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her in a rugcause she's awesome and
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number one A because she is one
of the better movie reviewers in our area

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and she's always on top of things. J J. What have you seen?

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Idiot? So this actually is probably
gonna be the biggest weekend of September.

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You got saw Paw Patrol, Saw
Patrol Weekend? Saw Patrol? Yeah,

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finally Kevin sawl double feature. There. I went to bed last night

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eyes fluttering. Can't even keep him
open reading two different full reviews of Saw

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X. Yeah, I don't know. I have a saw spot for old

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Jigsaw and Tobin Bell, the guy
who plays him eighty one years old now,

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but apparently he does a very fine
job. You have not seen Saw

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X, right, I haven't seen
it. I had an opportunity to see

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Paul Patrol last Saturday, but girl
ahead of day in Houston. Yeah,

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see you guys. Yeah, I
didn't get a chest to see it,

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but I did see the movie The
Creator. Okay, some big buzz behind

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it, a sci fi film starring
John David Washington, and may I say,

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this is probably one of my favorite
movies of the year. Yes,

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it's really really good. Okay,
how do we know John David Washington.

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So I saw the preview and I'm
like, I know this dude's from a

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ton of stuff right out of Denzel
Washington for one. Yeah, he She's

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I'm blinking right now. He did
do Ballers, That's kind of where he

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started. He did the movie with
with Oh my God, I can blank

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it. Yeah, Black Clansman,
Yeah, yeah, Tenant that came out

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in twenty twenty. Yeah, that
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the radar a little bit. It's
during COVID. That was the first big

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film that decided to release after everything
started to open back up. So I

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don't think great money wise and theaters. But yeah, The Creator. I

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can see this in like ten or
twenty years from now. This is going

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to be considered a sci fi classic. It's so good, so many emotions,

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and I kind of went into this
not really having too much thought about

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it. I mean, I kind
of you know, you know, it's

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it's Ai. It's it's about it's
about a war between humans and AI.

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Very kind of type of futuristic technology
wise. I was very shocked to see

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that this budget was eighty million dollars
because of how great everything like, I

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mean, because usually a sci fi
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gonna be over a hundred plus.
Yeah, they topped out at eighty million,

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will even exceed two hundred sometimes,
right, Yeah, yeah, for

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sure, dependent definitely depending on the
director who and how they feel on giving

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on giving you the money to do
it. But it was such a great

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job. It's a lot of hard
a lot of emotion, to a lot

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of humane moments, you know,
humans versus versus AI. Obviously AIS there.

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They were intend to be as human
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they don't have feelings. And this
is that there's a there's a war

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because there's an incident that happens that
causes humans to try to take out all

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of AI, anybody that has anything
to do with or trying to keep or

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you know, to keep AI alive
and around. And so there's this big

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war that breaks and whoever and created
the AI technology of these AI robots,

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created one that can sustainly like in
all human society if need be. And

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so they on a task. John
David Washington's character Joshua was on the task

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to destroy this AI and it happens
to be a child. Okay, this

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is all the trailer. This is
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that much away there, but you
can already tell that he's gonna like,

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I mean, I fall in love
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realize I'm not. I don't want
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this tension of they're just robots.
They don't feel anything, but you know,

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obviously that's what they're created to do. But even though they're they're taking

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from our liking this a little bit. You know, they create them based

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off of us, based off of
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They're all about life and they're always
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one particular is one of a kind. She is the new like species basically

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of AI. And she you know, she she's got these powers that so

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that's what she was created for.
And they just go on this journey and

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you can just see it evolve,
and they were. They did such a

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great job with building like the characters
for I mean, for filling all of

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them, even Alison Jenny, Who's
who's in there? Whose places kind of

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the villain in a way, yeah
she I mean this it's just so overall

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a great film. It's it's it's
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sci fi classic. Is one of
I think it's one of the best of

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the year. I left that theater
and all I was I cried at the

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end. It was it was so
much, it was so much, and

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that I was not expecting. And
John David Washington and that little girl,

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her name is Madeleine, Madeleine you
vos what she brought so much England or

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something. I don't know who this
little girl is. I don't know how

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old she is, but she has
got a future. She she can act.

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She acted her a little butt off
and she's she's not yet. She's

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so good. She was so good. So this has ai people with these

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the giant hole in their heads.
Yeah, does anyone at any point stick

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their arm all the way through the
hole. Well, there's there's a scene

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where there's like because they're trying to
just figure out obviously, so they're they're

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they're like sticking like a little poking
their little ear hole whatever, or that

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the ears are technically are for humans
and they're trying to figure out like nobody's

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technology trying to heat up a hot
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No, not this one. Maybe
maybe the sequel, but no arm

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all the way through that. Do
you feel like this, Okay, I

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don't want to know anything spoilers and
you're great about, you know, refraining

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from giving those out. Do you
feel like that this movie ended in a

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way that we're probably going to start
a franchise and this is going to be

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you know, episode two, episode
three? Does it have that? Or

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is this one and done? What
are you thinking? I can see it

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possibly happened just because how hollywood is. I hope they don't because say something.

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I think it's special. And sometimes
when you try to hollywood it up

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too much, you lose sight of
what the reasoning behind this movie was.

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Is there Is it true that there's
a Star Wars connection to this, not

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not as far as the story,
but the creators Rogue one director Gareth Edwards,

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Okay, I believe he directed Rogue
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Okay, that's the best Rogue one
and the fast part of this,

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it's got to be pretty good.
Yeah, and a lot of them.

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I've seen a lot of the critics
because I haven't seen I didn't seen Rogue

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one because I'm not on the Star
Wars train. So a lot of people

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are saying it's a mix of like
Star like Rogue one, of District nine,

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oh hell yeah, yeah, of
Ex Machina, which okay, you

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know, yeah, yeah, a
little adventure true. I mean, it's

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it has everything. And I just
I just loved John David Washing. I

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love him so so much, and
I think he's a such a great actor,

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and he brings a lot to his
his character and he brought a lot

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to this character to Joshua. And
there's, like I said, it's just

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so many just humane moments where you're
just like, you know, they're trying

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to be human. The robots are
trying to be as humanly as possible,

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and so obviously humans don't see it
that way. So you're you're, you

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know, they're kind of going on
this journey of that. And so the

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kid is if the kid is in
charge of destroying humanity, the kid would

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also know to be real cute and
lovable and like, I have feelings,

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I feel everything a real person.
Can I just have one hug before you

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cut my head off? Yeah?
Yeah, it's it's real cool. Yeah.

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I love seeing like futuristic type films, you know, seeing how technology

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kind of is, how how they
see things obviously like they were, it's

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so far in advance to you know, obviously you're trying to say, play

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god, I guess in a way
creating humans and the way that they'd go

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about things, And it's really cool
to see how much like technology, what

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they see how technology is going to
go, and you know they're like the

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next fifteen years. A lot of
times they're right, you know, you

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go back and watch some of that
fifty sixty sci fi stuff, the technology

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that they were predicting. Do you
have. We hold them in our hands

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every day, you know, Ye, we do it every day, and

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they're usually pretty spot on when it
comes to that. They can see the

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evolution past our limitations. Now.
Yeah, amazing. I love it.

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I can't. I saw the trailer
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my god, this looks like something
I will love. And I love this

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review. I saw one of the
critics say he saw he got to see

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an Adobe. I didn't get to
see in a w th but I kind

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of want to because of the sounds
and that, you know, the different

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elements that they did, so I
kind of want to go see like this

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in imax or something. But absolutely
four and a half. I really,

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I really liked this movie. I
really really did. What do people eat

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in the future? Did you learn
that? No, just cover that they're

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just eating food. Green doesn't seem
like they want to like take out,

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It was just like regular. It's
like dehydrated stuff. Though the add a

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little water and that turns into thing. You know, really least a much

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detailing into that. But yeah,
no food, it's just scarious. Uh.

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JJ takes four and a half four
and that's the first one and first

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throws him right through the AI headhole. And there is no five because the

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perfect movie has never been made and
won't ever be made. You know what

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we might need some time in a
real downtime press play JJ's five dumpling list.

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There's not any yeah movies that you
would give five stars. I think

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the closest for me, like recently
is definitely Everything everywhere, all at once.

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There can't be one that's perfect.
Okay, that's going to be the

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No, there are no tens,
there aren't no fives, And you're a

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little Kevin Land. I mean,
we can do whatever we want and guess

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what we want to do opposite of
what you want to do. Well,

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if you make it perfect, if
you make it perfect, then there's no

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point and you should never make another
movie. All right, hot mop.

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the top of that is that.
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calling in, okay, and I'll
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shanked. We have a guy who
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he got shanked twice and he's gonna
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