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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
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of the food Court. Nine o'clock
Food News. We're going to try food

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from a brand new spot, so
we have a review. The sweetest delivery

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driver of all time? Yes,
scooping it up for us, so good

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looking. This place doesn't even take
online ordering yet. You can't get it

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on door dash or Uber eats or
whatever your favorite hub favor. I don't

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even know if I don't know if
that you walk in and get it or

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if it's only drive through. I
have spoiler drive through and walk in,

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but you cannot dine in. Fascinating, fascinating, Yeah, that's fantastic.

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Nine thirty five. We'll get into
a little bit of the weird Cowboys stuff

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that's going on before we get to
your talkbacks, because there has been dacks

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to in the news. Again,
We're not gonna beat you over the head

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of that contract talk, but it's
a little interesting, Jerry's comments a little

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interesting. And does any of that
relate to the sexual assault allegations? Man,

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I don't know. If you want
to read into stuff, you can,

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Plus the return of a Cowboys legend
and Zeke maybe you're talking about it,

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maybe so as maybe not. Cowboys
are now the redheaded stepchild of our

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four local teams because everyone else seems
to be thriving again that nine thirty five.

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Right now, we have no intro
for this. I think we're gonna

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we're gonna shoot the s. You
want any do one live with his acoustic

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He loves it. Oh my god, it's probably out of tune. That'd

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be great. Has it ever been
in tune? Is the real question.

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Even when I use them a little
app to get it in tune and you

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hit that first chord, it's like, no, f no, it should

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be an E. It's an app
and somebody doesn't play guitar, It doesn't

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know anything. Let me just speak
for all of us. It's just kind

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of annoying when you guys have to
spend all this time getting the guitar in

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tune before you start, and frankly, I would I'd rather not do it.

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Okay, the roy industries always the
always tuned guitar. I think they

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do that something like that where they
have the little tuners that are mechanized and

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they always stay perfect, like the
little knobs at the top, the neck

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knobs. How about we tighten them
even tighter so then over time the little

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string doesn't get loose or whatever causes
you need to screw around tuning it all

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day instead of playing music, which
is what we want, because you don't

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think about these things. You need
me too, because you guys are just

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like, oh, what's the food? What's the food near me? It's

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very surface level. Your existence is
mine is complex. Kevin hit the open,

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Danny sing it for him. No, no, he's got this.

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This is a Kevin production. Now, no, this is Kevin. It's

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a comedy, not a drama.
D that we're gonna talk, go about

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it. It's comedy. A little
while. Believe I've got gout. Okay,

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I don't have a get your guitar
was out of tune? Dude,

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the hell I think your life is
out tune? Kevin. We watch Stepbrothers

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last night at Alibu Draft House Cinema
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are showing throughout the year of movies
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increments of the five years. So
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seventy four to seventy nine, eighty
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ninety four ninety nine four like the
I was looking through some of the poster

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that they had some of the movies
that they were showing from those years,

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and you can scan and get your
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very cool. Alma Draft House is
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movies. And Mike's offer still stands. If you ever see him in a

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theater that's not Alamo Draft House,
you have permission to knock him right in

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the penis. Punch me in the
penis, no words. If you want

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to even talk afterward, If you're
like, hey, I like your show,

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or you want to chat after you
want to talk golf, that's fine.

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Well you're but doubled over like Luca
and the Pain after getting in se

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in a non album. You punched
me in the penis. Thank you.

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If you don't want to say a
word. Yeah, thank you, thanks

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for listening. Oh god, hey, all show is kind of funny,

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okay, or if you don't say
anything that's fair, I'll never got the

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email for them. Them fleet tickets
one one digs okay, don't more Creed

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tickets later in the week. We
haven't given any away yet, so I

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said, there's all of them.
So Stepbrothers was our movie of choice now

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last the first time we did.
We did Acventure a Pet Detective to kick

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off football season because they were a
good, good movie. But did Office

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Christmas Party in December because of Christmas, yes, you know, and Been

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and Skin and the Downbeat to have
their movie of the month. I think

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Ben and Skin they've been table talking
on the air. Mcgruber. Uh.

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They did great choice Bottle Rocket last
time, which is so yeah. I

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think the mcgroober is what they want. We'll see if they have it.

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I think Speakeasy to Demolition Man last
time. So we were like, let's

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just go. We were table talk
to five to ten movies, but we

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all landed on like, let's just
go right here, and it might sound

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a little mainstream and right down the
middle of a lie, let's go Step

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Brothers and we did it, and
we kind of I know, for me,

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I had abstained from watching it,
flipping through catch it a few times

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on Comedy Central, or yeah,
but you don't get all the cussies.

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Yeah, we got the full sin
Step Brothers. Its eighty percent of it

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was new to me basically, you
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I knew Derek singing and balls on
the drum kit, I knew like a

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handful, but eighty percent of it. I was like, I didn't remember

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this at all. As funny as
hell. We were all sitting by each

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other, Dude, Danny and I
laughed the whole Christina was dying laughing at

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maybe the most inappropriate line in the
entire movie. Yeah, which is that

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what the head pops up? Yeah, Derek pops up into the treehouse.

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What's up? I think that got
the biggest laugh of the entire night.

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Is a very simple, shocking Tom
Brenneman movie. Comedy is shocking sometimes say

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things that are not appropriate. And
it was two thousand and eight, you

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know, it was a different you
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know, man, you know what
I forgot? Hopefully they are delivery drivers

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in the store, just how hot
Mary steen Urgeon is. Yeah? Hold,

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he was she when was filmed,
like mid fifties, sixty Yeah,

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mid fifties, fifties. Maybe they're
always younger than I think. She's seventy

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one now, that came out when
wait, I believe so years ago.

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Yep, that's crazy, which makes
sense if Will Ferrell was forty one at

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the time. Yeah. Do you
think any chance a woman that looks like

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that would just barely know the name
of someone looks like Richard Jenkins and just

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have immediate passionate sects with them like
that in the movie. Okay, it

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was on a deeper level. Their
love was on a deeper level than just

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they're distracted by her breast because he's
given the keynote speech at a big conference.

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Hearing aid coming and he goes,
yes, and can I just bury

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my face in your breast? I'm
sorry, I'm so sorry. What before

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you were asking the question earlier?
Did step brothers hold up? It held

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up more than better than I expect. Absolutely did. I laughed the entire

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hour and a half or whatever.
You don't go more than thirty seconds without

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cracking up. It's just so stupid. I could how much fun must this

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have been to sit around with your
knucklehead buddies and just write jokes for that

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damn movie. And like Kevin said, they did the outline in what a

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few days, five days in one
of Will Ferrell's guest houses after they were

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promised air conditioning for this movie.
I mentioned in Night I love movies that

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have no point like it all culminates
at the Catalina wine mixer, right yeah,

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And it's like we haven't even mentioned
they didn'tvention the Calai wine mixer until

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ten minutes left to go in the
movie. Well, they needed to figure

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out how to wrap it up right
exactly. So they go to the thing

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and now Dale is in charge of
it and it's going well, everything's fine

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until the all only nineties Billy Joel
band continues to get requests from the Stranger

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and from albums in the seventies,
and they get so mad they get in

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a fight and dragged off stage.
And now the in a While mixture is

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ruined. We're not selling any helicopters. Why because that band is no longer

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playing, right, we have a
disaster on our hands. And and Dale

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and run by what led by Horatio
saying and he's tried not to fight.

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No, we're only nineties, Joel, We're early eighties, Joel bro and

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the guy kept yelling and then it's
a disaster. And then Dale and Wally

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have to get on the drums and
sing, and they do, and they

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play what Time to Say Goodbye?
Yes, which is just it's beautiful.

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It'll make you cry. I think
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that the damn Oscars when they sang
it or whatever that was. It was

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Oscars right right, But that was
Butchlly singing a jale. But Dale,

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even Dale doing it was great.
And then by him singing the song doesn't

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have the voice of an angel,
he touched everyone. And they ended up

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selling enough helicopters, like a ton
of helicopters for Derek to make his nune.

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And that's the climax, like that's
what had to happen to be,

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like God, damn it. Because
they were so successful at at the Catalina

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fing wine Mixer and Derek sold a
bunch of helicopters and enabled them to start

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their own karaoke business. Yes,
carry rock'n' roll like Rocky Carry Rocky.

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Yeah, there's no point to the
whole movie. Well, okay,

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so I've turned my brain off going
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bullying, because if you look at
Dell and Brennan, a part of how

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they got to where they were in
their forties living at home with their single

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parent is a divorce situation or b
they're two instance of bullying. Brennan has

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a man Jina when he's doing the
high school class school was chanting it,

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including his parents he's younger, and
then parents, and then for John c

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Riley, it's just getting picked on
by Chris Gardaki and the other kids at

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the elementary school or the junior high
school. It's like, okay, so

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I'm trying to turn my brain off
and go no, no, stop thinking

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that there's a deeper meaning to this
movie. This is just it's an avant

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vehicle for silly jokes and it's so
great. And the people who at the

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time were not known though Adam Scott
and Catherine Hahn are just perfect almost scene

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stealers. Well, if John if
will Ferre and John c Riley weren't so

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gd great, yeah, they would
be. They would have stolen the movie.

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Brilliant, brilliant strategy to bring those
characters in when they did, because

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you kind of get to a point
where you've got your two you know,

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your two stars, which is Riley
and Ferrell, and they get up to

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about maybe a third of the way
forty percent through the film, and you

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feel like, if something didn't change, that was going to run its course.

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And then they introduced Derek and d
Man is involved, and then his

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wife is involved, and it just
takes it up a notch. And then

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you get a little burst of a
boost of quick energy from Rob Wriggles scene.

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You know, so you start bringing
in these funny people to kind of

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help help the movie kind of cross
the finish line. And then when when

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then, when you know Ferrell and
Riley end up doing something again, it

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kind of gives it a little more, makes it a little Uh, you

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kind of missed it a little bit
movie. I don't know. It's just

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a really well strategized comedy. It's
really dumb and not too long. But

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what an hour and thirty five hour
and forty Maybe I had it going into

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it, and maybe one I had
it going into it as my second favorite

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movie of all time, all right, and I don't no movie or comedy

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movie. Okay, that's wild.
Why that's so wild about it? I

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only like comedies plus number one private
Management, Billy Madison, I have it

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Benjamin, Billy Madison, but there's
there's childhood like Billy Madison Place of Soldier.

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Yeah, oh, never saw it. Figure that was number one on

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all of our I've never seen it, not at all. Oh well,

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excuse me, I didn't. I'm
just laughing at the reference. And Billy

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Madison is the the movie were when
I'm six years old, you're first understanding

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the joke sixty nine, you know. So it's like that's got a special

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place in your heart that never goes
away. I do think Step Brothers is

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number two, and I think it
stays there, locked in at number two.

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It did not drop, and I
have more appreciation for it than I

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ever did after seeing it again in
fold, not on cable, in the

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theater at Alamo Beautiful, I mean, and everyone was like, everyone,

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that was a great choice that y'all
didn't y'all nailed it. And I was

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like, yes, we did direct
the movie the whole Yeah, they were

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thanking us for the movie. That
was weird and you're welcome. The whole

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theater was laughing the whole time.
Yeah, you know, we forgot to

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ask in our hilarious pre movie speech. I mean we did a tight ten

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minute set. Jesus, they were
laughing harder at that than anything. Yeah,

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look at I mean we were hot. The crowd saying Felice Navidad and

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Danny for his birthday. Yeah,
I mean, like two line. Well,

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that's all anyone knows. That's true. But I wanted you to ask

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if anyone in that theater was seeing
this movie for the first time. I

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forgot, Yeah I didn't. I
saved you that your online and you didn't

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use it, so I still wonder
that. But yeah, great theater laughed

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the whole time. Fun night,
Yeah, beautiful. And I was discussing

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this JJ. We're gonna save your
movies for probably tomorrow, okay, because

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we're not gonna have time unless we
do have time later in the show,

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because I do. We're discussing earl, like, what's the greatest comedy ever?

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Tons of texts coming in, Yeah, phones lighting up, all that

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stuff. Probably who's our baseline list
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of different lists on this and a
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like Tutsie or something from like nineteen
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Danny found something on movie Web that
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close enough have to at least use
as a as a guy. It represented

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all of the great comedies that started
at the turn of the century. Okay,

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the last twenty four years, which
may be the best way to go.

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And you know, we've talked about
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died over the last fifteen years.
It's rebably seemed like do you I wass

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want to fire away at a guess
at number one? Here the hangover?

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No, No, how many?
This actually goes to the nineties on number

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one. Oh, it's a little
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Mary. Yeah, forty year old
virgin I'll take those two. Uh,

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well, number that's not those were
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of those. How many do you
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And okay? Number one is nineteen
ninety three? Well, okay, and

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it was Bill Murray. Do I
remember Groundhog Days? Mean ground hauled?

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it's kind of good, yeah, or

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classic than yeah, classic clever,
it's more clever. When I think of

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comedies, I don't necessarily don't.
They don't have to be clever, like

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there was there anything clever about Yesterday. No, it's about absurdity, it's

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silly, it's timing, all right. Uh. Tropic thunder Tropic thunder boy,

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that's a good one. A lot
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mm hm. We should probably consider
that one next time because people love that

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movie. No, don't see traffic
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gags per minute. I'd have being
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and a lot older than you,
Kevin. I think this type of

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insane comedy started with Airplane. And
I've seen a few of these lists,

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and airplanes way high up on most
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If I have to go to this
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Yeah, and then maybe something like
Life of Brian. Yeah, History

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of the World Part one, Holy
Grail. You start getting into the Christopher

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guest vehicles like spinal tap, Yeah, Guffman, hold Girl was six,

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Holy was forty on here. Okay, but you know to like School of

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Rock was eight. Yeah, School
of Rock is hilarious. Anchorman was nine

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on their Bridesmaids. There you go, let's see nineteen. Yeah, ibout

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the jerk, Yes, the jerk
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it. Austin Powers number eleven there, Yeah, you know I think of

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I keep super Bad as one I
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the Saddles. Yes, the Saddles
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And then sixteen and then the you
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crazy is hilarious. Yeah, and
you stud the Chevy Chase vehicles like vacation

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and Caddy Shack and seems like old
times with God who was the oh my

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God, Goldie Hawn and Yan Yang
Yan Yang other people romains, No ben

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Stein, has it been thy all
those two thousands, like there's a run

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Talladegan Night's forty year old version super
Bad Knocked Up is three amigos on there.

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Three amigos is great, boy.
I might not get support, but

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three amigos I would throw in for
the next So it did not make it

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so silly. It didn't make it. No, what's the one you just

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said would be good for next time, traffic Thunder, Traffic thunder, Okay,

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A Lot of Space is twenty four, yes, ver, Shrek is

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twenty five. Shrek is great.
They have Napoleon Dynamite on there. Oh

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good, Yes, that was a
lot of the lists. Now I didn't

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see it. You know what movie
I still kind of keep coming back to

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is one I Forgetting Sarah Marshall will
always get a lot of love from a

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lot of people. I really like
I Love You Man, the Paul rud

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Jason Siegeal movie that one, and
watched that recently on cable and I was

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like, Jesus, that's hilarious.
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I watched Forgetting Sarah Marshall, I
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not like I Love You Man movie, laugh way harder, It's all time

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and place to you mentioned Napoleon Dynamite. I remember when that came out.

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I didn't know if it was the
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remember thinking, this is the funniest
movie I've seen in a very long time,

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and the fact that it was so
weird and unique and it didn't seem

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like a cookie cutter comedy it was
different. It kind of elevated it.

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To me. I loved that movie
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Yeah, great, very unique about
Borat three on this list. Borat,

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I'm mostly reading text, so just
I don't want you to think I'm

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getting credit for this. No,
it's all good. Well, we we're

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out of time now too. That
was cool, man said the English patient.

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Okay, that's a good bit the
list. How many Shindler's List requests

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that we had? Wedding crashers,
hot Boy, hot rd no, hot

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