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He's a young Santino Carolla. Glad to be on him and his afro.
I love it. Listen, that is the look right now? It
is Yes, the kids are and because your hair is curly, you can
do it. You know, it's hard for the kids that don't have curly
hair to make their hair look like a big mop on top. But then
it just like right, it flattens out. Yeah, a lot of kids
get perms. That's crazy. It's kind of a big Asian thing. Really,
Asian kids get perms. Wow, they get perms and then sometimes they
diet, oh yeah, But a lot of times they get perms and it's
very loose curls, and it's you know, it looks kind of slick's more
of like a scraggly Oh god, he kind of poor Sonny. He's got
his dad's hair and his mom's hair, which is brillow. He's adorable,
by the way. You know, somebody at the we went to the DMV
today and I don't tell you about that odyssey in a second, but while
we were standing in line, some guy decides to tell Sonny, don't take
this the wrong way, but you should let loose it. Like what did
he comb your He said, he said, uh, get the back like
comb it like out, fluff it out, fluff it out with a pick
so that it doesn't doesn't like get flat because it looks like because it looks
like he's been laying in his bed against a chair on my bed or something
else. Right, but then you're gonna have to walk around with a pick
in your back pocket. That says like hot stuff. You're gonna have to
pull it out in the back motherfucker constantly like be picking out your hair.
Yeah, right, Like if you're sitting down, then you're just like walking
down the street with a pick. Then you're gonna have to put the pick
in your hair and wear it, like just stick it out? Why not?
That's a lot. It could be the move, sonny. Would you
say to him? Though he's very polite, I was very happy with him.
I tried not to seem like, you know, because he said,
don't take this the wrong way, so you got to be very pret that
you don't take it the wrong ways that But I was like, oh,
do you use a pick? Do you should I do that? Like I
was, I was trying to be into it. My friend's dad gives me
hair advice, but he's bald. Oh typically pay no mind. Really yeah
wow, But since I listened to this guy, you had nice hair.
Yeah, but yeah that was nice. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we
went to the DMV today today to get Sunny's driver's license, right, and
we had everything you need, registration, insurance, everything, gold stand in
line. Well, the lady almost didn't let you through. You. You
asked the first lady at the first table, is it okay if the insurance
is on my phone? Right? She was like okay, yeah, And
then you go the lady next to her and she's like, can't do it?
Go home that she was a bitch? What No? Then then but
then the lady next to her, I said, well she I ratted the
lady out that was sitting there. I go, well, she told me
I could, and then she stepped in and she was like yeah you and
they kind of had a fist fight. They got it into was a little
bit. And then the lady behind her dropped something and you pointed that out.
She was this lady was a cun. H she was a cunt.
Yeah. She got off and she sort of waddled to the paper and there
was there was no there was no thank you or yeah she dropped a paper
that could have been very important. Yeah, And I said, lady dropped
her paper and the woman was still a cunt. Yeah. I was like,
yeah, no, I didn't get any thank you, and I said
I'm sorry. I didn't have that whatever, costing us like three minutes anyway,
right, So then we get in the line to go for his drivers
because he's in my car and I my chugs expired like a couple weeks ago,
but my registration's paid up. So I showed the paper of it and
she's like, make sure you have that blue tag on the back of your
license plate. I'm like, oh fuck, I think I put it on.
Did I? And I'm thinking, of my head, did I put
it on? Where is that tag? I saw it recently. It was
came in the mail, so you had the registration that says it's up to
date, but I just didn't have the sticker on it. Didn't put the
sticker on yet because it was in like the envelope that it just came and
it was in one of my bags because I have a million bags going back
and forth from condo the house to anyway. We get in line, hoping
that the driver instructor doesn't see it's missing. Of course he does, and
then he says, run into the DMV, go to the kiosk, see
if you can print out the tag. I do. That says can't process
your transaction at this time. So then we flew home. I was like,
I think I have it at my condo. We flew to my condo.
Of course it's not there. It's at the other house. So now
we're going on Friday. I failed Sunday and I feel horrible. It's fine,
got more, more time to get better, and okay, that's a
good way to look at it. Thank you. So I wanted to,
Uh, first of all, a lot of people I know so many people
that didn't get through. You didn't fail. It just didn't. You didn't
even get out. Yeah, exactly, exactly. That sucks. But you
also, I want to I'm dying to hear about the fact that so the
first time you took the permit. Okay, let me just set the stage
of why I'm asking this. So, Sadie, today is Tuesday or Friday.
Tuesday. Today's Monday, our chase Tuesday, Yeah, Tuday's Tuesday,
right, Tuesday? Yeah, Tuesday, sharing on Tuesday? Yeah, okay,
So today's Tuesday. So tomorrow Sadie goes to try to take her permit
test. I say try only because well, I mean, here's here's the
difference between my kids. Elby knowing that she Elbi is a super perfectionist.
My older one who's turning nineteen this year, when she knew she was taking
her permit test, first of all, she was taking you know, how
you do the drivers direct or whatever you did the test, the lesson the
online thing, and there's a lot of reading and there's a lot of information,
and Elbie was taking it very seriously and reading everything and like, how
do people get through this? And then her friends were like, oh,
you don't have to read all the stuff, just move ahead to the quizzes,
right, That's what a lot of people do. And then the way
they learn it is by taking all the practice tests, all the quizzlets,
all the right so then you kind of learn it well. So Lbie took
that real seriously and took a million of those tests and then she passed.
Sadie is also pretty studious, but she's very hard on herself, and she's
been taking these practice tests and getting stuff wrong. Okay, so here's what
happened. I was doing a bunch of them with her, not really helping
her, but like helping her work out the answers. Yeah, not telling
her the answer, but being like, okay, well let's think about it.
If you're if you're parked downhill, and which way would you like,
let's use logic, and which way do you turn your wheels? You know?
You know if you're you're parked on a hill, you're parked on a
hill and you're tilted down to the curb. Yes, yeah, good.
So if you're parked uphill, which way do you point your tires away from
the curb? Correct? Okay? Now, but you wouldn't necessarily know that
unless you have to learn it. You have to consider it. But also
it would be kind of hard unless you've thought about it before. And you
know. Anyway, my point is that Sadie's been learning it, but I'm
helping her. Then I told her, Okay, I need you to do
some by yourself, because you're taking this test in a couple of days.
It's gonna be by yourself in there forty six questions or whatever, and you
have to do it yourself. So she started doing them herself, and she
started getting them wrong, and then she just went into like a hole.
Yes, a lot of sadness, but it happens. Well, I was
like you, I'm sorry, but this is how you learn. It's good
that you're getting some wrong. So you could know what the right answer is.
And you're these are going to be questions, You're going to see them
again, right, So you then you made me feel better, Sonny,
because tell me the story. So my first one, my first test,
I didn't do any practice tests going and I was like, oh, I'm
just gonna wing it. And I go in. There's a lady next to
me and she has a baby, and the baby is crying and I it's
crying. It's not like starts crying, it's like crying for five minutes now,
and the mom isn't doing anything. And I sort I sort of like
look over and guess they got like the folder things you can't peek over,
but voting booth. Right, Yeah, it's like that. And I don't
know why I would know, actually, but I don't know why that reference.
I can imagine um. And I give her this look like like I'm
trying to sing anything but like so, and then she gives me this look
back of like why are you looking at me? Like kind of look,
and I like look down at her baby and I'm like do something, like,
you know, give it, give it a bottle or something. Pick
them up, dude, don't just ignore them, don't just block it out.
So see, moms get really used to blocking it out, but like
we don't realize all the time that other people right are not going to build
to block it out. Well, especially at the DMV that are taking tests.
Yeah, now, how do you started the test? At this point
I had started it, I was like halfway through, I pretty much want
the whole test with the baby crying, and I'm halfway through now and I'm
and then yes, were you feeling tripped up by any of the questions though?
Too? A lot of the questions are kind of useless or bs.
Like I was on the way there with Dad on the second time when I
was like practicing it and I was doing the practice tests, and I was
like, when I was like, what does this mean? He goes,
I don't. I don't know. You had your license for school. Yeah,
you taught driving. He's like, yes, I don't know. Just
learn it for the tests and you'll get it. You know, you're not
gonna need that, Like can't that's because that's the worst You're not gonna need
that. And then that's all the questions are gonna be like And a lot
of them were like not even related to driving. It was like, okay,
it's like this. It was like, what is the minimum blood alcohol
percent level for a minor? I was like, well, is this gonna
dictate if I get my license or not? Like I I didn't get caught
drunk driving, This is an AA, I don't need to know this.
You just wait for me to screw up and then I'll need to know this.
Okay, oh god. But it was a lot of questions like that.
So I failed it by one. I got forty three out of fifty,
which is that's pretty good for not having really studied history test. I'm
very happy with it. Yeah. But then the next time I went in,
I did all the practice questions and it sort of got it down.
So Sonny's been he's been driving. We've been driving lately, and we drove
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we were going to pick Natalia up. She needed to get picked up in
Pasadena's about seven eight minutes away from where we are. It's like eight thirty
at night. Sunny says, can I drive because we've been driving around at
night? Right, So it was Sunny Star drunk, so I'm wasted.
So Sunny, let's Sunny drive. Take the waale, Sunny. So Sunny
drives, Sunny take the whee. And he's not used to really driving on
the Freeway's kind of been on the freeway in the daytime, right, right,
fine, Right, So we get on the freeway and there's not a
lot of there's no traffic and people are going pretty quickly, and he speeds
up to you know, he gets in over, he gets situated, and
he's very always careful about the drive the speed limit. But he's getting up
to like seventy and I was like, all right, Sonny slowed down and
then what happened? Sonny? So yeah, I'm at seventy in a sixty
five and lights turn on behind me. Rollers yeah, And this one I've
heard people say like, oh it turns on. They're like, oh,
that's not for me, No, what am I doing? But like this
one, it turned on. I was like, right behind us. Yeah,
I was like, that's for me. So we're pretty in the left,
not the most left lane, but the second most left lane. He
turns on the light. So I turned on my blinker to pull over on
the left, which is a big no no, I heard um, And
he's you know, he probably wasn't on the permit test. No, no,
it wasn't. It's like, if you want me to pull over to
the right, put it on the permit test. That's the only way to
learn. So the guy's like, move to the right, move for the
right. So we go all the way to the right. Says get off
the freeway, Get off the freeway. Were you starting to freak out though?
Yeah, I was pretty nervous. Sonny was shaking. I wasn't.
I pulled over and then he stops behind me. He says, pull up,
and then as soon as my foot touches the pedal is stopped. Stopped.
Are you going? You know? So he so Sonny put his hands
up like you did, you had your hands You're like, all right,
all right. So he gets to have his car, walks to the window
and he's leete, what were you thinking? I was like, I was
shaking, but I knew I was. I was upset for Sonny because it
was very rattle. It's rattling, you know, nobody wants to and when
the guy's yelling at you with the microphone from behind, you know, it's
like it's so disoriented. So then but I knew as soon as he sees
Sonny, he's gonna be okay, Like as soon as he sees I don't
know what we were getting pulled over for. I mean, we were speeding
four or five miles per hour, but yeah, that's not But also,
like I had heard from a lot of my friends have their license like they're
not even if they radar you going like four or five miles over then they're
not gonna pull you over. Initially not And this guy was not radarring.
He was behind it. He was driving behind us. He's so he's not
radarring and he can't eyeball that I'm going four or five miles prower of the
speed limit. You have to be going like egregiously fast for for him to
eyeball it. Something like says the guy who doesn't have his life that way,
Well, if he's driving behind you, just saying he's driving whatever speed
he's driving. If he's following you, then he's driving the same speed you
are, true, but he wasn't you've learned, wasn't. Yeah, comes
over. So he comes over and he does the whole You ever any idea
how fast you were going? He asks you. You're like, you know,
yeah, he's just getting his license. He you know, he gets
it in like a week, just taking his permit test or just gonna go
pick something out or something. And then he's like, well, I pinned
another black tesla going roughly one hundred and twenty, you know, down and
he says some eggsit's back was that. You both are like, oh no,
no, no. So he was like, yeah, you know I
saw that test, I saw I saw your tesla, and I saw the
other one getting off, and I just decided to stick with you guys,
because of course, wait right, what so now this guy that was going
one twenty is gone, is gone, and he didn't get any any issues.
Why didn't he follow that guy? He got confused? He probably he
was probably like a fifty fifty yeah, that's what he said. He just
picked the one that was right, right, because I think even if you're
going like one twenty I don't. I don't know if they're gonna chase that
guy, like right, you're way down. Also like one twenties, a
felony I heard, so no felony, Yeah you get you know. Well,
so that happened that night. Okay, so wait, so then did
he give you a ticket for anything? No, he didn't because I didn't
do anything wrong and he made his mistake and then we went So did he
apologize no? Nod? Would you expect that he did say I'll off of
the warning or did he okay, never mind, he was looking for the
wrong guy. Okay, Yeah, we didn't do anything. Did he say
good luck to you getting your license? Okay? Right now? Yeah.
But then that night, so we got another story. That night, after
all that happened, we come home and it's like sunny, Natalia, we're
all in our bedrooms. Natalia went to sleep. It's eleven. No,
it's like twelve ten because I okay, so at like twelve fifteen at night,
we hear not like boom boom boom boom boom boom, like seven or
eight times on a window or a wall, like it wasn't the front door
door now like a wall or something, yes, And it sounded to me
like Natalia was locked out and she's trying to get in, because that's what
she does. Happens. But Natalia was in bed, Yeah, she was
in bed, and I know that they were all everybody was in their bedrooms.
And I sit up and I go, what the hell. It's twelve
fifteen. Somebody's knocking on our house, Like what is going on? So
I sit up and then like a minute or two minute or two later,
I hear the knocking again, like five or six times, like boom boom
boom boom boom, boom boom, And I'm like, okay, what the
fuck? So I go down the stairs. Sonny calls me and he's like,
Mom, did you hear that? I said, yeah, that wasn't
you. And then Natalia comes out of her room and she's like, what
was that. I go, I don't know, like somebody, where did
it come from? Like we're trying to figure out where it came from.
The Other thing is the front of our house has floodlights, so any motion
detecting it brightens up, it lights up and it stays lit for a while,
right, and it was pitch black out front. I think because the
street is or driveways long and up, so I think it's so long,
like they could have just set it off and then wait till they if someone
came on the lights turn on, they could have just sat wait till the
lights for five minutes until they turn off. Or like in the trail or
there's a right up against like a vacant lot and a horse trail. Okay,
a lot of yeah, and close to the white right off the freeway
kind of thing. A lot of places to hide and do, lots of
places. Yeah, but why knock? I don't like it was it was
pounding. It wasn't like like it was like it was like it just sounds
like if you go to a wall and just pound pounds yea ten times at
fucking twelve fifteen at night. I just don't understand why somebody if somebody was
breaking in, right, So then we look at Then Italia is like,
what was this light? She said that she saw a light outside, So
we look outside. The helicopters got it flood lights on and it's circling our
street. Oh no oh yeah, and now Italians like freaked out. So
he's got his baseball bat and it's one. So I called nine one one.
You guys have cameras, we do, but they don't record, and
they're not at the front. Of course, the one on the front,
you knowable And let's never forget our houses in the news. Everything it's like
on you know, it's just like it's so weird. Okay, So so
the for sale, it looked like maybe nobody's home and it's right, oh
right, right right, yeah, yeah, so I called nine one one.
They came out. Um, but did you say there's a helicopter m
looking for the person who right at my house? Right? Some I see
the helicopter there. You scared? Yeah, we were freaked out. We
were fritting. Was like more scared or less scared than when you were over.
I was way more scared. Oh my god, there's a lot yeah
zero help, Yeah, I you're all he was the cop that came to
the house. I'd wish, yeah, I'd wish we got the cop that
pulled us over because he was he was all aggressive and he was ready to
go. I know, this guy looked like he just got switched onto the
night shift and he wanted to go home. He gets short. Oh my
god, it's like way bigger than him. It wasn't for the gun,
nobody would be Yeah, so let me just borrow your gun. You go
home. I got it. I'll take it from here. So he comes
up and he's like, what seems to be the problem. What seems to
be the problem? Didn't it nine one one tell him? But yeah,
Well somebody's pounding on the door, and there's a helicopter looking for something.
So he does that that move where he's like, well, the helicopter was
already there. Yeah, you know it's not because it don't flatter yourself.
It's not for you, guys. He didn't say that, but no,
but he says heavily applied, like the helicopter was there. Don't said the
helicopter was already doing their their nightly patrol. And I'm like, what,
And I've seen a helicopter in the area, but it's never over our house,
right the search lights. It was like, I'm like, the lights
are like in our backyard, in our in front of our house, like
they're clearly looking, looks like they're looking for somebody. I bet you they
were just trying not to scare you. That's what I think. That's what
I think. And then yeah, but the cop goes there's we were like,
hey, there's an abandoned lot down there, there's a trail over there.
There's a lot of a lot of spaces to be hidden in this big
you know, it's a very like bushy wood trees area. And there's a
little path to our backyard from the driveway. And he's like, where'd you
hear the noise over there? There's bushes. He turns on his light,
there's nobody in the nobody over there. And then he left. And then
that someone could easily just because I heard it right by my room, right
where the pathway is to go to the backyard. This guy could just knocked
on the wall and then go into our backyard and hide out there. And
all the bushes and all the trees are down under the deck in the trail,
like million places to hide. This guy didn't even go close to the
backyard. He just turns on the light and leaves. Wait, so did
you ask the cop like, are you guys looking for somebody right now?
Is there something going on you wouldn't tell you? Or did you say he
didn't want to tell us? Okay, So that's why it seems to speak
because then he also had his radio and they were like, remember he was
listening to radio. And I was like, wait, all right, I
gotta go. Yeah, it's like, oh you're busy, okay, yeah,
I got it. Yeah. He was like that this calls for something
else. We have to go. We have something else to go to or
something like that. Yeah, I'm sure it was some mom two blocks away
they got, you know, tped and now she's calling youse hest we dragged
away. Yeah, so you had to just go back to bed like that's
but Natalia, I was like, t was freaked out. She was very
freaked out, and I go, you guys want to go to my condo
and sleep and there, Well, let's not get crazy mom. We don't
want to go that far. So then Natalia ended up sleeping in my bedrooms.
But Sunny and I went outside and did it like we Sunny walked around
the perimeter of the backyard with his baseball bat with the flashlight looking. I
mean, we couldn't see wedn't we didn't know what it must have been.
And then okay, so then they go to bed and I said, guys,
I'm gonna stay up because I can see the video cameras on a channel
in my bedroom, so I'm like, I'm just gonna stay up and watch.
I also called the neighborhood patrol guy who's always patrolling, and I asked
them, can they please like come on our streets. So they picked up
right away and they're like, yeah, we're gonna we'll come. And then
I'm on next door app looking and then somebody says, why are their helicopters
circling above our house? And then somebody else says, I just heard some
screeching of a car. Six gunshots. It didn't sound like fireworks. They
heard gunshots. Then another neighbor said that was not fireworks. That sounded like
gunshots too. And it was like a church, they said. Which the
church they said, is right off the freeway by the We are on the
backside of where the churches. And so do you have citizen Alert? I
now do? Okay, Yeah, did anything come up on citizen? Nothing
came up on citizen. There's a one thing though, I It's happened before.
And like the next door app, you've shown me like gunshots. A
lot of us cars like I even I even have a friend that's like you
drive and it pop pop pop And if you've never really heard a gunshot before,
I could understand why it sounds like a gun shot, right, because
it's just it's just pop pop. It sounds like it does sound like six
gunshots. Yeah, that I'll give it the benefit of the doubt. It
was probably some kid driving their car and made, you know, empty streets,
so they But then the next morning, back on the next door app
my neighbor at the end of the next door to us, in between the
empty lot at the end of our street, she heard knocking two on her
house. Somebody was knocking house. Yeah, and they don't have kids,
so it wasn't like one of your friends or his friends came up and like
bang on the door or something too. Yeah. Why would they prank that?
Why would they prank the people on the street? Right, Yeah,
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Sonny, have you broken a bone? You've broken a bone, right,
I have the Trump card for broken bones. Oh yeah, nah'll break
your head. I've never broken any other bone, really, Thank Dad.
Well, I have a broken foot, and uh, well it's kind of
a long story, but anyway, I broke it at LB's high school graduation.
For those of you just listening, I'm telling this to Sunny because don't
do this to your mom when you graduate high school next year. No,
it's not Elbie's fault. She wasn't even with me. I was leaving and
there was a curb and I fell off of this curb in the dark,
and I took a spill and I what happened turned my foot. Yeah,
it's just like old You forget words that you're trying to say and then you
break bones. But I've been in this boot for seven weeks. Because I'd
already been in it for like two and a half. I went to this
foot ankle doctor. He told me to stay in the boot for a month.
Today is one month. Took it off. Foot still hurts. I
went back to the foot ankle doctor today because I was like, this is
just not this. Something's wrong, Like, I don't think it should hurt
this much. I think I should be able to walk again. At this
point, took an X ray. Sure enough, still broken. So he
was like, boot three more weeks, Oh my god, sleep in it.
Yeah. So the only time I can take it off is to drive
the car. So you're still driving now, that's good, that's all right.
Well I had to drive here. Yeah. Wow, Oh my gosh.
So that's my whole summer. Well, but that's all right, just
take it easy. It got on a movie. Oh my god, I've
watched everything there is to watch. There's nothing left to watch. Then he
just saw the new Oppenheimer movie. I thought it was really good. You
did? Yeah? Do you have? Xander would like it? Probably,
I don't really know. It's like I don't know. You didn't you didn't
want to do Barbie. I saw Barbie? How you did? Yeah?
How? I like it? It's certainly different. Um, yeah, I
liked it. I thought it was funny. Um, Oppenheimer's a little better,
a little a little lot better. Have you seen a Kitlin. No,
I'm so excited to go see It's like, yeah, I think the
Barbie movie try it's like it at the end. It tried to make it
like a very like deep meaning and it was like, but it was funny.
It was just done with it being a good comedy. Yeah. I
thought it was funny. It looked fun. It does look fun Openheimer pink
to Oppenheimer. Was it a double feature or something? No, I didn't
see it. I just saw it on back to back days. But okay,
it would have been cool to see a double feature. But so you
were saying that the Oppenheimer movie that the director did not want to use CGI.
Did you know about this, Kalen, Yeah, he doesn't. Yeah,
he did this big kind of his thing, so therefore he did this
recreated. Yeah. So I just remember hearing about it two years ago,
like Christopher Nolan, No, CGI wants to do an atomic bomb, and
I was like, well, are they going to do that. I don't
know what he did. I don't know the behind the scenes, but it
must have done a real bomb because it looked amazing. Was it in crab
went on for a while? It went on, Yeah, because it's silent
at first or something. It's been like I think that was sort of like
it's like the peak of the movie movie because there's not a lot of action.
It's you know, it's a lot of dialogue and you know, jumping
around the storyline. But I think that's what everybody was waiting for for when
they're they test the bomb and it's a big lead up and they it was
really yeah, it's it's all silent and then finally the sound hits when it
would like hit the people watching it just because it's so far away and the
sound would take your second together there. Um. But yeah, Robert Downey
Junior was in it too. Go Sunny. You, I know, are
from everything your mom says, are super into movies. Do you have a
favorite movie? What's your favorite comedy? Favorite comedy? Um? I really
love Raising Arizona. That could be one of my favorites. Airplanes are classic.
Try to think of any others. Have you seen Bridesmaids a long time
ago? Yeah? With what about Anchorman? Do you like Anchorman? I
love Anchorman. I watched that with you a while. Yeah. Yeah,
uh yeah, I would say Raising Arizona plane strains att Yeah, the jerk
they can get much better than that. Yeah, I would say my favorite
all time movie would probably probably be Django Tarantino movie. Wow, he loves
that movie. Um, what's your top five? Top five? I'll go
the Godfather has to be in there? Which one? First one? I
likes the second one more, but I like the first one. Still,
Godfather they do. I don't know if they still do. But they did
do a thing which was kind of interesting if you really like The Godfather is
they recut it. They put the first and second movie together and then recut
it. So it's all just in chronological order. It's like a seven hour
it's long, but it's about that before. I don't it's fun. I
mean, so like, what do you mean? It's in chronological starts with
rob de Niro, right, the second one, so he started with Robert
de Niro in his whole background, and then it moves through and then it
ends with you know, Michael Corleone and the kids and he's kicking her out
the house. And so yeah, they recut it, so just everything order.
Okay, no specific order, but The Godfather, Taxi, Good Fellas,
No Country for Old Men, Django One Flow, or The Cuckoo's nest.
Wow, you like those old movies. I tried to show my kids
Good Fellows a while ago, and you know, I watched it when it
came out originally and was pretty blown away. It was like my favorite movie
for a long time. But do you think it holds up? I think
it holds up. Mom tried to get me to watch of good Fellas when
I was like when he was young, twelve teen or something. Yeah,
because I watched um. I think my kids were thirteen years I tried to
watch it. They didn't love it. You showed me a Bronx tale.
Also, the main character's name is Sonny too. So I watched it and
I liked it. And then Goodfellows is a junk. You know, it's
a three hour movie, right, it's a lot. Yeah, but yeah,
I still think it holds up. I think it's really good. What's
the oldest movie you just watched? The oldest movie I've watched probably Bicycle Thieves
from nineteen forty. Oh, No, I saw um The Cabinet of Doctor
Kaligari or something like that. It's a silent German film from nineteen twenty two
or something like that. It's like one hundred years old they're doing like the
celebration of its own one hundred years. But it was kind of tough because
it's German and it's a silent film, so all the captions are in German,
but there's like a YouTube version that has a little English subtitles. Do
you do you like any of the silent comedies, like the Charlie Chaplin type
movies. I've seen a lot of clips. I never like sit down and
watch one, but I've seen a lot of the old They're pretty funny.
Like every once in a while, I'll go back and rent just one of
those old silent comedies and I'd laugh every time. Yeah, they're really funny,
but you'll rent one. I would. I used to live across from
a video store and I'd go over and rent one. Wow, so sunny.
Do you want to study film? Probably? Really, I think I
would. I was talking about this with my college counselor earlier today, but
oh my god, we can bury the lead. I want to hear about
this college that was today. You had a college counselor session. I had
um three different people as my college counselors. I've never had two meetings with
one of them. The first lady. I thought it was funny because is
uh we met or like couldn't get on the first meeting with her because she
was using some you know, there's a zoom and then there's Google meets and
then it just goes down the line, and she really went down the line.
You got to download a new app and make an account and why all
have like a different situation and you never even know if you're on the right
situation because you're like, I think, I doubt I don't. I don't
know exactly. Also, whatever happened to just like face timing, I don't
know, right, So we go down the line. I couldn't get on.
I was like, sorry, I can't get on. So then I
do I set up my meeting. After the meeting, she contacts you after
hearing you know a lot of kids in my area got stellar grades and thirteen
extracurriculars, and it's like it's easy with Oaks, those kids are easy.
Oh my god, you got a four point seven, all right, you
know, going off to NYU. But then with me, it was like
like somebody else in freshman year and I was like, yeah, you know,
quarantine is a tough time for everybody. You fail. Did you remediate?
Oh my god? And then she quit. She was like, I
don't know if I can. I don't know if you didn't tell me this,
she I forgot about this. And then she was like she gave yes.
She passed him on to somebody else. He's like this, he works
with the with the special children. Then I met him and he was good.
Uh and then he's out of town. Now he's out of town.
Yeah yeah, it's not like I'm meeting with him in person. But yeah,
but then I did the next person today. Yeah, so another totally
different Well, just because he's out of town. Yeah, so what did
the person ask you today? She was just like, I heard you have
a podcast, which is what a lot of teachers like to do um and
like meetings at school and stuff, which is always like, well, thank
you. Cool, though you have to understand that like a lot of kids,
you know, yeah, they have like extracurricular activities, but they're not
successful extracurric Like you have an actual podcast that you're committed to that you do
every week bench Farmers and have been doing for a long time. Yeah,
as an actual expert, like not even just as a shooting the ship Yeah,
he's a little savant with the sports. Yeah yeah, probably like five
years now or something like that. But wow, that's huge. Started with
Bald Bryan, Yeah, true, and then they went to Dylan and then
now it's Gabe. Now he's with Gabe every week. So they're entrusted by
that. They're yeah, they're they're happy with it, Like, oh,
you want to go in with communications and you I almost kind of a funny
story. I went to Japan for a school trip at the very beginning of
the school year or end of the very end of the school year, and
the chaperones we went with is a musician and whoever owns the record label something
some in business with one of the chaperones. They we saw him in Japan
somehow. So our chaperones and this guy are talking and then we're walking around
this like shrine and he talks to me and he's like and he was like,
oh, it's your birthday because it was like, you know, very
beginning of June. And he's like, oh, Gemini babies. I like
Gemini. This old old man looked like he had he had a flashy purple
jacket and a cane and a top hat. Yeah. Oh, that would
be that would be awesome. But it was like a ghost kind of cane
that he's walking with. So he's talking, He's like, where what would
you want to do in college? It's like maybe communications. He's like community.
He was talking in a whisper, which was weird, but he was
like, communications, where you're talking to the right man. I made my
career in communications, if you ever want to, you know. And then
like I was like, well, you know, too bad I don't live
in Japan and he was like, oh yeah, now is it? And
this guy lived in Burbank. I would have an internship, but yeah,
halfway around the world. So communications, not film, because I know you
love film. It would be either or I know that like podcasting or reporting
or some some some form of that would be under communicast broadcasting. Yeah,
so I mean you know they have actual programs for sports broadcasting. Yeah,
it's one of um one that's free. By the way. Now there's the
School Columbia. The Columbia School in Chicago has a big and they have a
good alumni program out here. I've told you about its. Yeah, yeah,
i'd want to look into. Is there like a location that you would
prefer in somewhere in the country, Like I think you were like in Colorado
for a little while, right, Yeah, I'd like Colorado. What they
have me do like homework and look at certain schools and one of them was
Bolder. So you know, it was cool to talk to a college councilor
about going to Colorado. But I hope you love smoking pot. Maybe Dylan
will come join. But what about Chicago. I like chic I just wouldn't
really want to be in like a like a Midwestern you know, maybe Texas,
but like certainly not like an Alabama or a Mississippi or that sort of
area. Yeah, stay out of that, it's too hot and like hill
billy. Yeah. I either want to go to like a really like beautiful,
outdoorsy kind of place like Colorado or Washington or Oregon something, or I'd
like to go to a nice city like Boston or Yeah, you know,
Boston's got too you know, too good at schools, but you know,
like Chicago or something. Yeah, University of Oregon could be good for you.
That's what I was looking into. Both Oregon and Oregon State have high
acceptance rates, yeah, really high acceptance rates, and they're good schools.
Yeah, and beautiful. Yeah, well this has been great, Sonny.
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