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at nine we all special guests zooming
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in here, Mikey. I know
we're all World Series alcs crazy, which

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understandably, but the eyes of the
world are on the state of Texas this

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week as Formula one is here at
Circuit of the Americas, and I have

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some guys I love from a podcast. They live in London and they're funny

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as hell and they're weird, and
they have flown to Austin to take in

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the F one race. So they
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gonna have Sam Sage and Ben Hawking
from the Late Breaking Formula One podcast join

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us live right after a coupanutes after
nine o'clock. And they're funny dudes,

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and I more just want to talk
about their I think it's their first trip

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to Texas and just they're what their
impressions are, and then we'll talk a

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little F one race. And so
if you're into either of those things,

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please join us shortly after nine o'clock
and lightning fast. Speaking of things,

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I like, did you see Netflix
is gonna do their first ever live sporting

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events. I saw that, yes, And this is like if Soroy Industry's

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entertainment division came up with a live
event to broadcast. Does this have to

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do with marbles? Oh no,
but my other two favorite things. As

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in Las Vegas on November eighteenth,
Netflix will be airing live sports for the

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first time, and it is Formula
one drivers and PGA tour pros taking part

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in a nine Hole Golf Match Challenge
live in Vegas as two of their most

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successful shows are Driving to Survive.
That's the F one show in full swing,

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which is the PGA Tour behind the
scenes show. They're mixing those together

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and we got Ricky Fowler, Max
Homer, Mora cat Mora Kawa and Justin

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Thomas pairing up with Alex Alban,
Pierre Gas, Lelando Norris and Carlos Signs

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and doing like a F one golf
war. I bet you had to throw

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your trousers in the laundery after you
read that headline. What that is?

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If you gave me the keys to
Netflix, what I would do with it

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very day? The parents are away, Netflix's mom and dad are out of

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town for a couple of days.
Mikey's in charge, so we are going

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to watch that s. But for
real, Netflix doing live sports is noteworthy.

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I would think they're about to start
ramping that up too. It's all

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headed man. When HBO is taking
the ownership of some live sports, I

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believe they read that a couple of
weeks ago. Netflix is about to get

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video games too, is right.
They're going to try to compete with Xbox

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and PlayStation. Netflix is like you
can get on Netflix and you'll have a

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controller and you can play video games
on Netflix. Yeah. I thought you

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could already do that. I don't
think they have that yet, but it's

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where it's going because I saw too, like I think it was Walmart or

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was it best Buy had just eliminated
like brick and mortar, the idea that

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you can go buy a hard copy
video game at a store. They did

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eliminate that. Yeah, Walmart,
Walmart's is going to stop selling physical games,

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man, really, which is a
bummer. Man, It's just remind

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you of just a nostalgia going up
and yeah, can we unlock the glass

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case? I love it and grab
the game? You can get one game.

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One game is always one. You
have two in your hands for typically

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right, make the right decision.
I mean there's a game stop in Town

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East Mall and I was there this
past weekend with the with the baby,

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and there was like six or seven
customers in there, rummaging around things.

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You'll always need hardware, you know, new controllers and headsets like I don't

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know, you'll always need who knows. That's interesting. I wonder if Netflix

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sits around, like how do we
get where do we go? Next.

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How do we crush Xbox and PlayStation? I think two. There's also Ted

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sarandus. The guy runs Netflix has
been i would say very opens out the

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word, but some of these comments
about the rider's strike and then the actors

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strike, which is currently still go
he's kind of been the one that's sang

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the most. I'll just say dickish
things like hey man, don't you want

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this to end? It's good for
you if this ends, And like he's

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really getting like the studios back and
being difficult and saying these things. It's

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like he may not actually care about
all this content, and he may have

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his head on gaming and live sports
more than okay, I will bid on

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another movie that's just gonna be our
bit on another Ozark. He might be

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more worried about that stuff that he
doesn't care. I wonder if that all

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just runs itself at this point.
And they certainly have a department for new

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programming and new you know, to
green light new shows and produce them.

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But yeah, if you're the CEO, like what do we do next?

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What's way bigger? And Netflix is
a great example of a company that a

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long time ago was little, was
nothing that it was little and then they

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went huge. Sure, so I
guess what's next. That's interesting. You

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saw the story where Netflix is opening
some type of brick and mortar stores.

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Those are on the horizon, and
I kind of read through the article and

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it didn't make a ton of sense. And it's not even they don't even

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know if they're going to like rent
DVDs or anything. It's just net there's

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going to be a Netflix store,
and I think it's It was really confusing.

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It was an article maybe food and
drink is an option at these things,

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and they don't. I couldn't really
determine what it is they're actually selling.

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It's more of just you know,
brand putting the brand out there in

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different different arenas. I wonder if
we're just on a path toward nothing.

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You won't hold anything in your hand
in twenty five thirty years, like it'll

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all be digital, everything in the
cloud. The only thing they know for

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sure that you'll need is food and
drink. Food and drink. I bet

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the idea in forty years of what
you held a video game in your hand?

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You know why it makes sense?
Makes that will make no sense then,

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considering the way that everything is being
streamed now you know blockbusters went away

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for for music, uh, and
and movies. You know who rents DVDs

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And I'll see randomly people at like
seven eleven on whatever that is uh red

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box, Yeah, people walking up
to those things. I think those things

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still do well in some communities.
But I mean, all that stuff just

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evaporated into the cloud, and that's
where you get all your all your stuff.

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My surprise, video games have made
it as long as they have.

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I mean, do you use an
actual like disc to play it's all you

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download everything or everything's on your home
screen. You just touch it, okay

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up probably close to ten years you
gonna take sorry, Uh okay. So

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when you when you play your video
game like Hall of Duty, for example,

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do you download the game uhlaid the
gameplay? Yeah, information into your

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hard drive that is already existing on
your xboxes. So Netflix, it sounds

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like all of this stuff is going
to be able to be played in the

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cloud where you're not actually using anything
from a hard drive or or a piece

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of hardware in your own home.
Much like you know, like these new

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MacBooks they don't have a lot of
disk space on them because they want you

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to pay nine dollars a month to
use their iCloud. So that's where all

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my stuff is is in the cloud. Yeah, I would imagine Netflix will

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make you download some something maybe then
you then go to that, and then

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within that you get into all the
live streaming games and if it's all interactive

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multiplayer stuff anyway, if it's fifteen
dollars a month for Netflix, it'll be

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like it's twenty five dollars a month
if you want the gaming. And but

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to mundle that with it like that. Yeah, And but my point is

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is you're not going to have a
box from Netflix that you're going to download

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the game into that box. You're
going to actually play the game with other

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players in within the cloud, is
what I'm saying. That's a good question,

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Like all Netflix runs through my Xbox
now, so like where to actually

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download it? I don't know.
Yeah, you won't. That's that's the

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whole point is. You'll just have
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like you're remote, and you'll just
play and all of the one the ones

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and zeros that configure to make the
arena that you're playing your game in will

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exist in the cloud as opposed to
it being the information being stored on a

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computer or yeah, okay, that's
what I was curious about, the most

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in the most important thing. Yeah, all right, a ton of important

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dot com for your tickets. So
the Taylor Swift Thing is now the top

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grossing concert film of all time Taylor
Swift the Eras Tour. But it stirred

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up a lot of debate on social
media over the weekend because a lot of

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videos that people had posted from inside
theaters across the nation showing people standing singing,

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shining their cell phone lights from their
phone, and dancing between the screen

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and like the front row. One
person had posted a video it says,

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I'm at the worst screening ever.
I can't even hear Taylor. They're kind

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of sitting in the back and you
see a bunch of people up front dancing

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and by people in their twenties.
Now. Taylor herself posted about this back

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in August and on Instagram. Part
of her post said singing and dancing is

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encouraged. AMC Theaters is the one
who was the distributor here, and Dy

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even said we encourage dancing and singing
throughout the concert film. Please do not

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dance on our seats or block other
guests from viewing safely from viewing, walking,

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or exiting the auditorium. AMC Theaters
basically put out a note that said,

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don't damage our seats. And then, you know, so this is

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kind of like a debate, like
how do you behave yourself at a concert

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film like a concert or like like
a film. I don't know the answer

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because I actually can kind of see
both ways. I don't think I've ever

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been to a concert film in the
theater. I don't think so. I

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don't think I've been to a concert
film in the theater. I have been

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to a concert live stream in the
theater and it was awesome. That was

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a dance party, r wasn't it? Not really? Because it was my

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favorite band? So like, who
were people just sitting staring at the screen?

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Yeah, pretty much? That seems
almost weirder. Well, there's like

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three of us there, wouldn't that
big of a deal, Jesus, Yeah,

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terrible. You know what, It
was awesome and I would do it

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again in a heartbeat. It was
fun. I've been to one and the

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surviving members of led Zeppelin and Jason
Bonham I guess got back together, like

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yeah, fifteen years ago and they
did a concert film called Celebration Day and

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we on the old radio station,
at the old radio station, the show

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that I worked on. We all
went and saw it because we wanted to

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review it, and you know,
I love led Zeppelin. I wanted to

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see it just for personal reasons.
And the majority of people were just sitting

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there. You know, I don't
even think that after a song ended,

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he really heard clapping. But there
was one woman that sat in front of

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us that thought she was thought she
was at Madison Square Garden in nineteen seventy

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three and was standing up and yelling
requests. Honey, didn't work that well.

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This was filmed like six months ago, good times, bad times,

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so you know, we talked about
that. It's like, what's the right

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thing to do. I mean,
it is a concert film. You shouldn't

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you have the freedom to act like
you're at a concert or and that's the

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whole point. It's like, oh, I can't afford yeah the tickets or

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tailor's not coming to my town.
I want to have that experience I have,

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especially for something like this. I
got absolutely no problem with it.

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Yeah, I think let it rip, Let it rip. Tater Chip,

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Yeah, I think so too.
I think it's also probably a read the

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room situation if you're comfortable being that
type. Guess who doesn't read a room

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twenty one year olds? Oh yeah, But if you're going to a screening

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of this, or you're going to
see this and there are a bunch of

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twenty one year olds there and that's
already happening, you're kind of that's where

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you are, Like, it's just
maybe everyone's calm and the once one,

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two, three, four, five, sixty seven people get up start dancing,

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and then it's kind of you're not
if you wanted to just watch the

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film as a movie, then you're
kind of screwed. What one thing?

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I was talking to Rocks about this
because she she wants to go and I'm

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down to go to I'm good,
But she's like, I'm glad we didn't

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go on opening weekend, so we
can kind of see what this is about

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because for a lot of these people, and as part of the reason I

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think she did this, maybe she
was gonna do this anyways. And and

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Beyonce's got one coming in a couple
of months, and it's like, well,

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there's a bunch of people who couldn't
get freaking tickets to our show.

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I wonder if I will go to
the Beyonce movie. Are you serious?

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Oh? I forgot you're with us
today? J he's making the jokes because

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we're finna cut up. Were gonna
cut up in theaters. You're gonna go

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to the movie too? Right?
Yeah? Really? Yeah, you're gonna

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act a fool man. It's a
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gonna do it all, all of
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be mute police, but you'll give
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have multiple like like a screening for
just people who want to watch, and

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then you know, have like a
note like this is only for yeah,

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like non like non interactive, and
then interactive. You know, like concerts

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are supposed to get you hyped and
I have fun. Like it would be

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weird for either Beyonce Taylor Swift to
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that doesn't feel right at all.
Yeah, it would not be I

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agree, I get dressed up.
I think it's fun. I don't think

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I have a problem with this.
There's you know, a few people bitching

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online, people supporting it online.
Make it a like almost a rocky horror

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picture show kind of thing. Interacting, and I don't know, if you

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go to a concert, it's not
silence, like you're dealing with that people

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dancing, screaming, singing along like
and that's part of the experience. So

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like that's what you're trying to replicate
in the theater. Let's go out to

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the audience out there. If someone
on holding wants to weigh in, who

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do we have here? Pleasebe Taylor? Is this Taylor swift jeering in the

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nine seventy two. I'm a big
Alamo fan myself, and one of the

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things that Alamo does to try to
resolve that issue is they will have specific

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sing along showings where it's like,
if you're going to go do that,

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you do it there and everybody's doing
it, and then they'll have the normal

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showings for people who just want to
go enjoy it, and then everybody ends

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up happy and you don't have to
worry about you know, some people doing

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one some people doing the other.
It's just you go to the showing this

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and doing the thing you want to
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or just concert films in general.
I don't know if they've done it for

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this one. I know they've done
it for other things that are somewhere in

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the past they're like it. I
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I don't know for sure, but
I mean they do it. Brothers out

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there like it, so I would
imagine they're doing it for Taylor too,

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So they'll label a show as a
sing along. Yes, they have special

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event, you know, screenings for
interactive audiences exactly. Note that when you

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you know you buy your ticket and
you you don't have the whole thing.

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If some people wanted to just hear
it and you know, have to deal

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with annoyed and some people, well
why can't I enjoy it? You get

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both that way? I mean enough
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thank you for your call, sir, by the way, I know for

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me, like I don't know more
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a fan. I know a few. I kind of just want to see

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what the show's like, but I
could see myself no matter what happens,

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just kind of sitting in the back
and just challenge down on like ten monzarella

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sticks and what're gonna want to use
the buddy system there when you order mozzarella

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sticks? Then maybe I'll just go
up and offer a few to some of

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the dancing because they're gonna need their
carbs sit there up there. Yeah,

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that's one way to kind of knock
them down, you know, if they're

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getting a little too rowdy, just
hand them a mozzarella stick and there'll be

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a sleep in minutes. Yeah,
straight to the gut. And then if

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that doesn't work, get a full
pretzel. Yeah. Yeah, I misjudged.

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I got excited when I opened the
menu at Alamo Draft House. All

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Right, I ordered too much.
I get excited every time I go,

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and then I go. You know
what, I would like some bottomless popcorn.

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I think that would be amazing and
the biggest diet coke you could find

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to say, she eate my thirst
for carbonation on a big beer or two.

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I know, if this thing was
ninety minutes, yeah, I would

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tell Christina to get dressed up.
Let's go see Tay. I've been saying

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the same thing about Killers of the
Flower Moon. This beast is over three

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hours later, three hour. Taylor's
two forty eight, okay, Killers of

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the Flower Moon's like three thirty good. Okay. They're tricking me into sse

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Yeah, I know. Have you
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I haven't seen it. They're they're
often himering me because I'm like all in

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right now on Killers of the Flower
too. But you know what, I

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think Scorsese fired as editor in like
nineteen ninety right, just everything, I

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shoot, yeah, put it in, leave it in, make it work

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a masterpiece. You've seen it?
No I haven't. I'm just saying that's

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okay. Yeah, maybe tomorrow we
can talk about this. I let's talk

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about it in depth tomorrow during your
segment and more. JJ. But like,

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I've been seeing like a couple of
things, so I was like,

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it's really good that it's been released
eleven days before Halloween because there's some horror

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and terror elements to it as well. Obviously it's a terrible story, but

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it's already I think the heavy favorite
for Best Picture. Yeah, and you

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know they love handing Leo stuff accolades, at least, if not awards.

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Don't know, huh. Took him
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Yeah, my buddy. Maybe you
guys know who Chris Wagner is. Yeah,

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Okay, so he reviewed it,
and I didn't read his entire review,

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but I will. But I think
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kind of sloppy and lumbering at times, but it's a movie that definitely needed

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to be made and the story needed
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Leonardo DiCaprio is perfectly morphing into Marlon
Brando. Yeah. Yeah, like that's

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that's his career trajectory, is He's
basically a modern day Marlon Brando. I

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can't wait to see it, he
said. But he also said he goes,

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I might change my opinion after I
see it a second time, and

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I can't wait to see it a
second time. So it sounds like he

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enjoyed it but just had like a
critical mind, had a couple of uh.

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but overall looks like it's pretty good. So are you going to sea or

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now? I'll look at tickets.
I mean they're they're going pretty good at

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six o'clock showing. Sure, last
week pretty full. Last week we were

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looking like the closest all of the
draft house and they were pretty much sold

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out. And I'm a back row
guy, liked on the back you do

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back row dead last, back row
dead less, back row isle, walk

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straight down back row isle. Yep, it's like the worst seat in the

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house. Now it's the best seat
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a corner. Dude, there's so
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a matter off, you're on the
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to move here. You're right,
you're right. But it's just me.

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It's a personal personal thing. I'm
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and beIN Yeah, Tuesday, It
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what what it'll be about forty five
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the Flower Moon is Game three tonight
a Rangers Astros. We'll get you ready

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for that and more next on ninety
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