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This is the downbeat. I'm ninety
seven to one, the free sham right

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till ten. I'm back tomorrow six
to ten. From the next day,

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six to ten, six to ten. Every morning it's Kevin, Danny and

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me. I'm jj h. This
is sort of a finish up Oscar crap.

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Right, we didn't get too much. Okay, you gotta tell you

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U something. This is not going
to be on your Vanity Fair list of

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moments. This is off the menu
from something I saw at Oscars yesterday,

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Please, I would say ninety percent. I am at There was a cutaway

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shot of a star, right,
and I don't even remember who the star

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was. Star doesn't matter because I
was looking in the row behind the star

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and this was right coming after a
break, you know. And I definitely

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saw a dude who I don't know
who it was, doing the fiddle with

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your nose. I just did cocaine
maneuver, and then his very famous partner,

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who's a girl. He looked at
her and kind of did the am

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I good check? And she kind
of did that, Yeah, you're good.

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Are you talking about Emma Stone?
No? Okay, I think there

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was drug use in Hollywood At the
Oscars yes, Danny, that's a bold

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claim. Yeah, I saw it, and I believe there to be drug

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use. Called the elite would do
that. I called the police last night

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when I saw it, and I
reported it. Okay, I reported these

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people, but you called? Did
you just pick up your phone and dial

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nine O two one oh? Just
because that seems like it might be I

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texted police. We don't think about
it. And the breaks at that thing.

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How many people are shuffling off of
the bathroom to toot blow, which

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I never thought about before, bending
over through their oscars baggage and you being

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able to point this out is kind
of like when the FBI hires hackers,

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you know that do illegal stuff to
work for them. Okay, kind of

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the same thing, right, Okay, Miami, Mike, he is not

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a user. He's a nasty bit. I'm telling you. He was licking

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his his he was doing the lick
on the front and he did then he

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did twice pop and then look over
his girl and tilt his head up.

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Am I good? Basically say,
am I good? So? I wonder

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if half these skinny mofos are running
off and then what does the bathroom look

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like at the Dolby theater during the
breaks. It looks like when Uma Thurman

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went to the bathroom in pulp fiction, right, like all these empty yurnals

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and people just waiting for the stalls
or do they even need to pretend?

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Do they even need to wait for
a stall as it's as you're in the

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bathroom, we're in the clear,
rooting and tooting cocaine. I think it's

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possible, okay, but to get
through a four hour thing, and I

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probably eight hour commitment. But time
you get dressed up and do all this

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common of course there. But also
if there was a time where you didn't

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want to be caught doing it,
it would when every camera is on you

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everyone that's yeah. I'm not saying
he was doing it. I was saying

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you just did it. What if
you go and you uh, you get

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caught with a little bit on your
on your nose still and you're next to

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your ghosts the director and your guess
is like, well, I can't rely

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on you to be in my next
movie. You have a bit of a

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coke problem. Just a he assumptions
are made, you know what I'm saying.

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It's just like you want to be
on top of you want to be

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very hirable. On a night like
that, everyone thinks is like fancy schmancy.

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A lot of that night as a
job interview too, you meet people

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and mingle. Look, I don't
do drugs, but I'm pretty sure it's

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not like to eat mushrooms or going
to be all out of your head when

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you do a little bump. I
don't think it's going to cost you your

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future role. No, I was
talking about having a little like a thing

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underneath your nose that could get you
busted. I'm just telling you I saw

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it. I saw it, It
happened, and it could have been a

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method to remain somewhat sober. After
Giermo was handing out to key, well

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all night, right, Gamo,
keep your head right. I looked at

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the end when Kimmel's like, is
if anyone else wants to do a speech?

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Line up? I got a few
minutes speaking in hand. Kimmel was

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your host. Let's go through some
of the stuff from last night. We

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always talked about the Oppenheimer getting the
win a little bit earlier, the Oppenheimer

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Oppenheimer getting the win earlier. Here's
a chimical story, a little uh,

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some Barbie jokes. Now Barbie's a
feminist icon thanks to Gretor Gerwig, who

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many believe deserve to be nominated for
Best Directives. Hello, man, I

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know you're clapping, but you're the
ones who didn't vote for her. By

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the way, don't act like you
had nothing to do with this. Martin

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Robbie and Ryan Gosling are here tonight. Margot. I want you to know

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that even if neither one of you
who wins the NotScripts tonight, you both

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already won the something much more important, the genetic lottery. Ryan, you

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are so hot. Let's go camping
together and not tell our wives. And

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then Ryan's like, I don't have
a wife. Technically I have a partner.

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Smart. It was fine. I
don't know. Monologue was fine.

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He was real safe. You know
what I noticed about his monologue. He

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didn't he didn't allow any pauses for
applause or reaction. I mean he was

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moving from joke to joke to joke. The pacing was very quick, and

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anytime Jimmy talked it was he didn't
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plan. Boy, they got through
it. Man. Kudos to all of

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the awards this year for staying on
time. Well They're like, these movies

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are longer. People were bitching about
the movies. He made a joke about

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movies being longer too, which is
pretty generic, but still he was a

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joke. But then they had a
plan. They're showing an episode of ABBD

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Elementary, their best TV show,
like after the thing, and then get

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to the news and they wanted to
elect to air on time and that was

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like they had Bradley Cooper I think
in that episode of ABBOT Elementary which gets

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nominated for a ton of stuff and
it's really good. So like you know,

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they like, ABC was like,
you also use that to promote everything

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you have. I liked six o'clock
start time. That was nice. Yes,

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yeah, therefore there. Yeah.
I liked his off script joke at

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the first one he said was,
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ovation. Very nice. It's sort
of funny the partial standing. Yeah,

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you'd brother just have none, right, like seven people seen as the I

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would say, outside of I'm just
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bit probably the funniest moment of the
night. He had just Kim Well just

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mentioned that it was a fifty year
anniversary of a streaker running on stage.

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And then you will see coming out
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see his lower body at the time. You see the face and a little

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bit of the chest of John Cena. What's going on? They're supposed to

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run across the stage to my mind, and one streak of anything? Do

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you mean you don't want to do
the streaker bit anywhere we're doing it?

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Don't feel right about it. It's
an e good event, you know.

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Honestly, you should feel shame right
now for suggesting such a tasteless idea.

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It's supposed to be funny. The
male body is not a joke. Mine

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is. No, it's not.
You wrestle naked? Why not, dude?

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I don't wrestle naked. Wrestling George, George are worse than naked.

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You're really not gonna do this?
Fine, just give out the award then,

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God costumes, they are so important, maybe the most important thing there

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is. I can't open the envelope
without maybe the most important thing there is

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walks out completely nude, with the
envelope concealing his privates. Yeah no,

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was he really naked? People posted
photo videos and photos at you know who

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were at the wards show. He
wasn't naked fully He had like a little

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tan diaper thing his front in his
back, so he wasn't fully naked,

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but but he was that that thing
he was down the envelope was below the

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hip bones. He didn't have much
on whatever it was. It's funny.

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Did the side shuffle all the way
onto the stage and I'm sure you guys

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saw the video of off camera the
switcheroo and they put the robe on him.

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I see him. It's kind of
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people filming in there and you get
to see a lot of the stage craft,

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you know, or like however they
do everything. So they showed nominees

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and then right when the nominees came
up, this team of like five people

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runs out with this sort of like
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and then then it takes him about
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thing. He's ready, and they
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off the rope. It's it's a
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Yeah, it's all timed out perfectly
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those tan diapers. Here's the there's
the stage pick yeh see, Oh that's

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okay. That's clearly wearing something.
Is that in? Business Insider said,

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no, you know ABC, it
actually is. Business Insider, Well,

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I want to see it ABC.
Actually, you know, being a Disney

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company, you know they weren't going
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We see that again because that is
okay. So he had basically okay,

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it is small. That had a
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You think that's small. Dude's got
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No, I mean like the amount
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string essentially the sort of a normal
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Yeah, you can see his cheeks
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butt crack was showing. Man,
pretty funny. He's fit, yes,

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quite fit, quite fit. It
was weird he did that. And then

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right after that, the Rock is
presenting. I'm like mid two thousand's wrestling

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boy, Like, what planet are
we on? It's John into the running

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the show, running the show.
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and actress Robert Downey Junior for Oppenheimer, Divine Joy Randolph for the holdovers.

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No surprises there is there was like
a ninety eight percent chance of both of

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them, and the Vegas odds on
them winning was like, it was pretty

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much done. Best actor that gets
handled up on by Killian Murphy we kind

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of knew that, but best actress
we did not know. And leading the

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charge in terms of Vegas odds was
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which y'all didn't see yet, did
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y'ah should get that one too.
Well, maybe maybe not. It's good,

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it's good. I liked Poor Things
way more than that. I asked

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my buddy this weekend. I'm like, have you seen Killer's Flower movie?

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He goes, No, I read
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the movie. I think it's it's
just depressing and true and probably stories that

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we need to you know. No, but yeah, but am I gonna

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feel like a big jerk? No? Uh? Not really? I mean

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because not unless you like have something
you've personally done to like they're like Leonardo

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DiCaprio's great in it, de Niro's
average in it, Lilli Gladstone's great in

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it. There's some parts in it
that are as weirdly sad as that movie

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is. There's some parts of it
that are kind of funny. The amount

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of stuff that they were able to
get away with its kind of became like

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a thing. Leonardo DiCaprio playing a
drunk guy is real funny. But it's

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yeah, it's it is long too, But you know I did. I

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didn't feel long to me. No, I liked it. I didn't,

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you know, don't watch it.
I was gonna watch it again, but

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after watching Poor Things, you loved
it because I was like, okay,

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of the people scene. And I
know, I know JJ's seen all these

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movies, but I didn't not seeing
Nett Benning and nyaed or Sandra Holler an

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Anatomy of a Fall, or Carry
Mulligan in Maestro. But I did see

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Lily Gladstone he kills the farm,
and was like, okay, yeah,

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she's gonna win be the first Native
American woman to ever win Best Actress.

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And then, as JJ told us
on Friday, watch out Emma Stone's a

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lot of people talking about Emma Stone. Okay, so good buddy of mine,

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Chris Wagner, I don't know if
you get Okay. So Chris is

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a movie reviewer. I mean he
reviews a lot of stuff he's a great

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writer. I think he works down
in Houston for the Chronicle for many years.

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Yeah, for a long time,
longtime Dallas guy. He posted this

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on Facebook. He goes I thought
Lily Gladstone was really, really good in

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Flower Moon, but Stone's performance was
the most original piece of acting I've seen

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in years. Thrilled and surprised that
she won. You think that's a fair

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assessment. I think that's spot on. Yeah, jj I Ha'd like to

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get your thoughts on that it was. I'm not gonna say I did scream

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in the theaters when they call her
name, because I mean I was like,

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oh, they actually did it.
I got anything they're gonna because you've

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hearn that Lily is the front runner. She took the I mean the war

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season was pretty even between the two, you know. I think Emma took

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it the last few like the Baptists
and stuff. So it could have gone

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either way. But another stat that
somebody pointed out before I saw last night,

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before I went to bed was I
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Lily because she was only in Killers
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of the movie. Emma Stone was
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film. Yeah, twenty six percent. I didn't. I knew it wasn't

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a lot, but that's very low. That is supporting actress. A Stone

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has sex more times than the percentage
and Killers of the Moon Flower Moon how

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many times? How many? It's
a lot of sexyes. Literally more than

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ten Yeah, more than ten sec
there's one with the I mean, she

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deserved the Oscar Kevin. But no, but here's the I mean why she's

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telling the story of a provocative young
woman coming of age. Kevin. She

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was doing horring so but there's one
sex scene. She is in bed and

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I'm gonna show you the guy that
she's doing it with. What's he doing.

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He's swimming, he's playing football,
he's crab walking. It looks like

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that gorilla. You may have watched
the video earlier. It was Yeah,

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it gets I'm I'm emma, she's
incredible important things. I'm not gonna say

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that she wasn't. She was great
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She she should have won. But
Lily, that's what I'm saying. Where

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the studio screwed up because they submitted
Lily Gladstone to be lead actress when they

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should have put her in supporting and
she probably would have won. So that's

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the argument. And it sucks because
Emma's gonna catch flak for this because you

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know, Lily Gladstone would have won. It would have you know, make

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history and you know the history behind
you know, indigenous people in Hollywood.

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It would you know what I'm saying. So it sucks that Emma Stone's gonna

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catch flak for this. But she
is very good impoorant things, and I

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thought, yes, as far as
lead actions goes, she she should have

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she's doing she do you think that
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part of her role was apparently to
have a lot of sex, and that's

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not the easiest scene to shoot.
I mean, if you want to talk

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about acting, that's a hard that's
harder than most script stuff, especially if

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from what I understand, she's got
the brain of a baby. Okay,

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So this is why I think it's
deeper than that. I'm saying, that's

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pretty damn deep. If I read
the script and I have to act to

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do this. If that's the case, that Florence Peugh should have so many

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oscars right now, and that's the
you know what I mean, Like it's

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more, I don't know what you
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had a lot of sex on screen, and she's been naked quite a

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few times on skin. It's more
to it than that. So look in

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the movie spoiled minor spoiler. This
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of poor things she has uh Will
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and they performs a brain transplant on
and Stone. There's way more to it

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than what I'm telling you, but
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the brain of her baby into her
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Well, yeah, a little bit. Well just watch it. It's long

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story short. She is developing,
so you're seeing a grown woman starting at

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a young an infant age in her
because her brain is a child's brain,

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and she is developing through the stages
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But she is a grown woman,
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talk, how to walk, how
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the first time. Original it's it's
it's a very good fit and and it's

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astounding, like to set everything about
this movie, but it's so wild,

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but like I said, I'm not
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definitely should have took I mean any
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if you were to ask me,
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percentage, the Apples should have submitted
Lily. As far as supporting actress,

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I think that she was good and
killers at the fire move. So whether

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they accepted it in act and act
in the actress category, but they should

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have submitted her in supporting and for
that now it looks like she got the

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biggest snow by the night. There's
a part in the movie where she's getting

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a little bit older, and they
don't telegraphic for you. They don't show

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you the time passing by. You
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Where she's at a table dinner,
table by herself, she grabs cucumber

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or a large piece of fruit.
Why hungry to learn what internal joy is?

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Explain the movie. It's one of
her most daring roles for sure,

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and I don't think she's going to
get any more daring than what she did

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in this movie. I will quickly
play the John mullaney clip and then we'll

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do some other stuff, Okay,
I think I got it up right here?

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How the Oscar for achievement in sound? You know, for years movies

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didn't have sound, and then they
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the silent era was the golden era
of film. These people are difficult and

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insane. What about that moment in
Field of Dreams when we hear if you

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build it, he will come.
And then Costner does it. He builds

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a baseball field. Well, I
guess he doesn't build it. He mows

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down corn and then there is a
field and then he's like, I'm gonna

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watch Ghost play baseball. And the
bank is like, you want to pay

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your mortgage and he's like, nah, I'm going to watch Ghost play baseball.

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And Danny finds James Earl Jones and
he's like, people will come.

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Ray he's the only one with a
financial plan. But what's weird is Timothy

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Bussfield pushes little Gabby Hoffman off the
bleachers and she falls down and she's unconscious.

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Then Burt Lancaster's Moonlight Graham and he
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back a couple times and he's like
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then he can't go back. In
the game because I guess there's a rule

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in ghost baseball that if you leave
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elderly ghost and do the Heimlich maneuver, you can't return to the field.

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I love Field of Dreams. That
should win Best Picture. What a mess.

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I loved it. I did too, because that's a ruling ghost of

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baseball. Is he a stand up
Yeah? Yeah, that's his main thing?

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Uh yeah, kind of funny.
Yeah, he's great. He wrote

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on SNL for many years. But
he is I mean, talk about somebody

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at the standard maybe fifteen years ago
that might have gone to the bathroom for

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a toot. Yeah, fifteen trap
five? Has it been that has only

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been that long that it's been making
less than that? Wow? Okay,

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Yeah, So he struggled mightily within
and he said, see you, pregnant

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wife, I'm gonna go hook up
with Olivia mun Boy. Is he really

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Yep? They're still together and wife
actually all of his wife was pregnant time,

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but his uh, his old gal, Yeah, he's at Olivia Mount.

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They had a baby. His old
gal is writing a book which feels

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like she's gonna like say some things
and what's she gonna say that he hasn't

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already been trans I'm funny. His
voice is kind of kind of incredible.

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