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The Downbeat on ninety seven to one
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got some math stuff in an hour,

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but right now, let's go ahead
and discuss the oscars. Last night the

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Academy Awards. I know JJ did
a live stream with Christina Ray from work

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five to six last night on the
Instagram live page, follow all of our

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social media channels. At ninety seven
to one, the freak JJ was getting

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turned up before heading off to the
Alamo Draft House watch party. Yeah,

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sitting right in Danny's chair, right
there, Danny, what were you drinking?

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I was just drinking some moscato.
Yeah, that's pretty good. Good

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drink like half the bottle this chair, this chair, and drink more.

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This chair did smell good for a
change when I came in today. That

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makes sense. That's j JAF just
for you. How was the scene at

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Alamo? There was a lot of
people there. Yeah, No, it

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wasn't. I didn't know. There
was a couple of people dressed up though,

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I saw a guy in a suit, chicken an address heels. Yeah,

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people were You weren't dressed up?
No? Whyest night? I had

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to do all the prep and stuff
for Was there a pair of people dressed

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up as a banana and a gorilla
and the banana was chasing the gorilla throughout

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the halls of Alma Draft House.
No, but that would have been great,

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damn it. It would have been
so that would have been very memorable.

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But yeah, it was. It
was a good time, you know,

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it was. The theater was pretty
much like three fourths Field, Okay.

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Yeah, there was a lot of
people there and they were doing bits

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in between, you know, commercials
given giving away. I think they'd get

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away like Alamo passes and you're doing
bingo throughout the night. So yeah,

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well that's a good turnout for something
that is so easily available at home.

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And it's a Sunday night, it's
gonna go late. Not bad, not

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bad. We were talking about Ryan
Gosling's you know, came back with I'm

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Just kN and Ryan Gosling's huge performance
of the night of that song was kind

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of like the uh, the pinnacle
of a lot of people's evening. And

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Kevin you said that he his date
was his mom, right and we're always

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was sister, okay, and we
were wondering where was his partner, Ava

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Mendez. I don't know if you
guys saw this, but she posted on

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Instagram at some point during last night's
Oscar's festivities. There was a photograph of

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herself wearing a pink blazer and a
black cowboy hat and she was at home

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and the Instagram post said you took
Ken all the way to the Oscars RG

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now come home. We need to
put the kids to bed. So she

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was at home with their children.
Well, he was out. I couldn't

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get a sitter in a fool.
I think she didn't want to watch all

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these girls fawn over her man it
was on TV. They probably would have

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fawned over him less if she were
there. She didn't seem like the type

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that wants to be out and in
the mix a lot. I don't know,

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Maybe I'm wrong. If she wanted
to be there, she would have

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been there. And it's not like
her kids were babies. They've got two

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kids, two daughters, nine and
seven. She fifty forty three? Okay,

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what are you doing some math there? No, no, no,

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you know it would have taken way
longer. I was doing math is seven.

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Fifty minus forty three is seven.
I was just thinking, if you're

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Ryan Gosling, who we said,
you know, I said, at least

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is approaching record high Q ratings.
I just wonder literally what life is like

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on a night like that, with
girls throwing themselves at you, when your

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girlfriends saw there, and all day
every day like I just wonder about either

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call it either the temptation or how
how that is? So I mean somebody

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at that that's the highest level you
might be. I mean, I don't

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know. He's in the conversation most
desirable dudes to the girls and other dudes

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in the world. And then you
do something like that and you're like,

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oh my god, like the charts
just the thermometer just exploded at the top.

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You couldn't we couldn't love yet anymore. Emma Stone's dress exploded. Yes,

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yeah, he was so hot that
our dress exploded. And he doesn't

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make it better with how just sweet? Yeah, just smiles at everyone.

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He doesn't make it any better for
her. And he's funny and that's like

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the trick. And she's always at
home. Yeah, like why she's always

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at home? And he's obligated to
go to some of these parties and stuff.

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Now, yeah, his date was
his mom and his sister. He

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brought two dates, so assuming they're
there the whole time. And trust me,

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I don't think Ryan Goslin's out there
looking to add any career totals my

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question dragon, we all think about
it. Yeah, And Okait, here's

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what my answer to this would normally
be. It's Hollywood. Anything goes that

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and it doesn't matter and everyone's just
okay with it? Is that? Yeah?

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And in some relationships is that just
understood? I think it is and

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some I don't about this one,
but yeah, I'm certain amount. I

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have a pretty actually high amount of
respect for the dude that could lead the

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league in scoring every year, but
you know, passes the ball more often,

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more often than not. There there's
there's a lot of dignity in that

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of I know what I'm going home
right, maybe not done at all and

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nothing more to achieve. But every
hallway he walks down, there's a girl's

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just comic cozing straight to his crotch. But none of them are Ava Mendez,

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Mike the woman he loves, just
Japanese zeros. Yes, soaring it

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is growing, he turning his back
and covering with his hands like please,

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it's just fascinating. I think cheating
would never cross his mind because he's with

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a I believe a Mexican woman and
Hispanics, because you know it all time,

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the risk of castration has gone up
a notch. Well, he's probably

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well put together dude, and didn't
know I agree ever think about it.

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It's weird though, like that's his
like he's he was nominated and she wasn't

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there, Like yeah, I start
a question like, well, maybe that's

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something they worked out, like,
hey, honey, you know, you

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know, I love you to support
you. I'll stay, you know,

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with the kids. And she's in
the business, she knows. But he

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probably the same for her if she
was, you know, crushing it right

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now. It's a big night for
him. Though. He performed, and

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that's dude's interesting. I didn't think
about that was the best Actor reporting acts.

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Okay, I mean he's nominated before
the actor and your wife or wasn't

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there? I don't know. Actually
they're not married. No, okay,

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Yeah, it's just interesting, but
they've been together for a long time.

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Ye, common law but not just
weird. Yeah, everybody else's significant other

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was there and he's nominated and yeah, singing, Well, I think that

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will be the moment that I don't
know anyone remembers from these proceedings, and

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I'm fine with that. It was
awesome, But there were some other other

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good moments as well. You got
some cuts, I got tons of audio.

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Should we start and reverse though?
Should we start with the apex of

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the night? I mean, we
have ten movies that were up for Academy

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Award Best Picture. Yeah, and
it's always nice to be reminded at the

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end. You know, let's go
down the list, because I like making

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mental notes of things that I have
not seen and need to see. And

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that's one of the best things about
the Oscars. It's a great promotional tool

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for Hollywood to remind people, Hey, these are out there, stream them,

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go see them if they're stealing in
theaters. It helps the industry a

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lot, and you'll see ticket sales
and downloads and streams of these films just

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skyrocket as a result of this,
Like documentary stuff that you don't think about

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that you'll see streaming and you'll definitely
click and watch them. Oh well that

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was nominated, it's got to be
good. Yeah, No, I want

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to know. We'll list them out
for those who don't know. The Holdovers,

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Past Lives, Anatomy of a Fall, American Fiction, Oben Eimer,

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Killers, The Firemon, The Zone
of Interest, Poor Things, Barbie and

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Maestro. I'll say, after last
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Things. Same. Absolutely, it's
great. I watched it Saturday morning.

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You did, Yes, Okay,
I I want to see that hard.

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I want you all to see this
because we need to talk about. I

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want to see American fiction hard too, And I kind of wanted to anyway

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because Jef, you're right, But
now I want to see that one hard.

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I want to see Zone of Interest. Man. That looks really really

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it looks it looks affecting. But
yeah, how I you know, living

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next to Auschwitz, Yeah, is
enough of a I kind of want to

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see Maestro too, Okay, more
than I did prior. My show is

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actually I think like very good.
I'm kind of sad that it didn't get

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the love that I thought. He
did a really good job and my show

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and he directed and wrote it,
God was very I heard that Carry mulligan

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if if she had one Best Actress
last night, that it would not have

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been an upset. She was that
good. They were all very much like

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very much deserve you of that award, and she was there with right.

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Yeah, Kerry Wilton get docked because
she was married to the Mufferin Sons guy.

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He's been three times. She lost
the votes on that. Okay,

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here's al Pacino, the big moment. Yeah, why do you read the

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nominees because he's gonna clearly, yeah, he's gonna say them all. They're

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gonna have a quick graphic. They're
gonna be sure a clip from which one's

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gonna be great. Everybody, remind
everybody why we're here. Ten nominations,

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my friend, thank you. I
don't know. Did I do some Shakespeare?

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Now? I think that is in
order right to be No, I'm

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not gonna do it. No,
no, no, no, sorry,

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world. This is the time for
the last award of the evening and it's

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uh, my honor presented. Ten
wonderful films we nominated, but only one

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will take the award for Best Picture. And I have to go to the

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envelope for that and I will here
it comes and Maria se Oppenheimer, Yes,

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yes, Thomas, I guess play
the music. That was like Jerry

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reading out the winner, and uh, we'll open and we will do you

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think right before they're like, look, it's all on the prompter, right,

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it's directly in front of you.
Yeah, he was, Okay,

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it's not they do. They have
to do some kind of rehearsal. They

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rehearsed the day before you get with
the guys like him. There was photos

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released of people rehearsing presenting. Okay, you can tell like he definitely probably

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didn't go to rehearsal, but they
rehearse as well before they go on state

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like they like there's like there's the
script and they read it. You know,

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make sure you're good to go before
you go on stage. This man

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doesn't walked on stage. There's no
way he had any idea what he was

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going to say. He was supposed
to throw it to something that Usually they'll

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go, okay, well here the
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do it this year differently, but
usually they go, well, these are

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you've seen clips of the Best Picture
nominees throughout the night. Here's a reminder

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of the top ten. J if
you recall any time there was when they

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went over the list of nominations.
Al Pacino at some point voiced over the

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names of the films because the presenters
when it went to the package of whatever

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it was best Documentary and it was
you know, weird al they would have

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a pre recorded voice over it.
He would say the names of the documentaries

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and then they'd show a brief clip
that's al Pacino ve oed ten Best Picture

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nominations and completely for god. Somebody
tweeted one of our listeners that said,

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if the dude probably doesn't know how
to send a photo via text from his

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phone. Maybe we don't let him
handle this responsibility. Yeah, especially with

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the past the best pictures. Yeah, come on, can't wade a joke

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about it. Yeah, after come
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sixty doing it. There's a pause
in there where he said whatever, the

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only one can win, and then
he pauses, and then you know he

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doesn't know what he's like the ads
in this ovelo, It's like, right

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here he got the Oppenheimer and first
name of the producers. And maybe that

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was the production or error of the
oscars to not immediately go to no the

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clips. I mean, were they
waiting for him to throw it and here

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they are, I mean, but
they're they're terrified that he'll kill them.

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All authentic, well nominated, but
only one will take the award for Best

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Picture Who and I because he didn't
look up? I think I don't think

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they did. I don't think they
planned on doing that this year. I

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think they were just going on because
they didn't do it for any of the

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actors categories, like they they spoke
of each person and then they announced they

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didn't They didn't do Okay, well
here's you. I think that's how it

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was supposed to be. But he
it was supposed to be more smoother than

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that. Like he just was.
I think he was just going off of

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ad libbing off the top of his
head. There's no way he was reading

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the prompters. They've got to reset
this. Yeah. Maybe maybe they are

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so inclusive and hoity toity that they
don't think. But general people sitting at

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home watching this haven't heard of probably
a lot of these movies show them all.

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Okay, real quick, here they
are. It's a simple like it's

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one O one, and it's like
like this is the you're right, this

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is the best picture and I have
to go to the envelope for that and

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I will. Here it comes and
Maria Oppenheimer, yeah, yes, yes,

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yes, okay, I'm saying so
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a little information if you guys are
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eonline, uh says. Traditionally,
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category before announcing the winner. However, Paccino did not when he took the

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stage, instead telling the audience what
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forgo building up fanfare. Upon opening
the envelope, he simply said, my,

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I see Oppenheimer. A source with
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decided ahead of time as a creative
direction. Oh okay, but yeah needless.

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Fans had varying opinions of how the
Knight's Biggest Prize was handled after sitting

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through a three and a half hour
ceremony. It just seemed anti anti climatic

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after three and a half hours.
But uh, they're saying that this was

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pre they're taking up. Look,
old guy went out there fumbled. It's

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all right, we live in a
world. Okay, we have two really

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old guys running for president. It's
what it is. But man, do

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you gotta do, dude for the
people in America watching, well you grandparents,

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show a five second thing of the
movie. Didn't have to be a

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clip. Just I suppose there's a
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They were they weren't going to listen
ominiques. Fine, whatever, he's

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still the delivery was terrible. It
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when he first said Oppenheimer and then
the music is what triggered everyone be like,

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all right, the dungeon in everyone's
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well it more. Let's get back
to it at nine, or do you

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want to carry it over and move
Dingo's Morning News to nine? How do

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you want to play second? Let's
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back in tack on minutes or one
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I want one thing on Christopher Nolan
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and I do, accidentally just love
everything Christopher Nolan. You know,

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I love the prestige if you're gonna
make a badass movie about magic. But

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I love all of them. I
even love Tenet. I love all of

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it. But they said earlier in
the broadcast that he writes on a laptop

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with no Internet connection, he has
no email address, Like, I just

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find it sort of fascinating. Then
when you apply it to a dude who's

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doing some of the most like crazy
ambitious movies of all time, it's sort

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of the maybe the power of the
uncluttered mind, you know, like fascinating.

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There's no doubt that he doesn't allow
himself to be I don't know,

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distracted or whatever, And yeah,
you might come up with some of the

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wildest stuff that just you believe in
and you think it's funny. And then

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if you have that wind at your
sales and that power behind you and the

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finance and the proof that your stuff
works, it frees you to continue to

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do that sort of thing and do
really creative things. I also thought it

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was a very interesting point that he
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imagine being one hundred years into the
history of painting or sculpture, and that's

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where we are with film and movies, you know, and like where it's

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going to head. Yeah, you
know, it's still a very new thing

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that we feel like is kind of
old. But imagine he had one hundred

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years in the history of painting,
you know, and it's just the one

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snap you just started. So like
what they could all become is still sort

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of interesting to me. And for
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was kind of cool. There's something
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costs, and also though the privilege
of when you get to a power of

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that he's at that you can work
without having an email address, not having

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a publicist, then everything runs through
then. But that's earned too, It's

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absolutely earned. Yeah, Yeah,
he's privileged probably the wrong word, because

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you get to that point by the
stuff you've done. But it's like he

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always was doing, working without an
email ad just otherwise no one would know

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who the hell he was. Right, But isn't Memento like the first thing

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he did, which is insane?
I just watched it a week or two

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ago because I wanted Christina to see
it, and it's nuts, And how

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the the hell that got green lit? When if he didn't have a long

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history of success, which again I
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I think that was his first Oscar
nomination? Was the screenplay? Yeah

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for Memento? Yeah, we had
tons of other audio, including the big

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shocking surprise from last Night at nine, plus some math stuff for announceuf Fordinga's

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