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Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen. We got a couple trailers. Not nothing

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too jam packed here, honestly, pretty low tier of a

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trailer round out for me, I don't know, just spilling

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my beans, what about.

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Speaker 2: You the beans? I I'll pick those beans up and

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then regurgitate them because I completely agree. Yeah, I mean yeah,

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just jumping right to it, Jurassic World Rebirth. Is this

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not like the weirdest trailer you've seen in a long time?

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I just thought the pacing of it, like the vibe

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is totally different than the trailers. It was just fucking weird.

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I don't know if it's supposed to be it's like

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shorter or don't if it's supposed to be like a

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TV spot thing, but I just thought it was really

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weirdly edited and just add a very strange vibe to it.

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Speaker 1: I don't think it showed me anything that I hadn't

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seen before on another trailer, and like man them in

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this like gas station, like running away from this one beastie.

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I'm pretty sure I've seen this like a thousand times now,

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and I'm sure it'll still be pretty intense in the

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theater with just like the big effects and stuff and

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like just the intensity of the dinosaur creeping up on you.

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But like, man, they're they're really using that a lot.

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And even in the boat sequence with the spinosaurs, like

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and like again, I'm sure it's gonna be maybe a

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really gripping, uh scene. I think I'm putting a lot

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of faith in this movie right now now I'm playing

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up these these sequences, but uh yeah, it just didn't

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do anything for me. And I feel like I've been

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just getting I don't even watch like TV to get

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like TV like channels and whatnot, but I just feel

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like everywhere I go, whether it's at like a restaurant

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or something, like they just got trailers for Dressing World

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everywhere now and then just what we've been watching lately

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in the theater, Like, I'm just getting so many of

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these and I feel like my last Weekly Geek I

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was on with Taylor, we talked about a Drastic World

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trailer also, and it like showed me these exact same

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scenes just in different order. So they're definitely this movie.

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I mean, like six and six I'll say six point

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six nine less than six point six nine, Wow, Okay, yeah,

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or six and three quarters if you really want to

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do that, Yeah, yeah, I think it'll be a good time.

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And it's like I've come a long way from being

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in like my dominion fallen Kingdom where I'm like, I'm

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so fucking down with Jurassic World. I hate these movies

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where like I don't know, it's new cast and it

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looks fun. I do like the characters that we're seeing,

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just nothing new, right, So it's it's more annoying that

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I'm like sitting here watching this minute whatever trailer and

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I'm like waiting for something new to happen, and then

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it's like summer dinosaurs rule the world. It's like okay, guys,

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Like fuck. So I think my annoyance level is bringing

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down the hype, which is the opposite effect maybe that

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you want to get from these promotion trailers. But what

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about you temperature check?

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, extremely low. I mean if I got to

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watch this for golden Geeks, I'll watch it. But otherwise

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this one's uh, I mean, I haven't I haven't seen

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the last one, maybe the last two. I can't even

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I don't even know where the heck we are at

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this point in time since that Fateful Dominion review cancelation

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I or it was called or was the movie before that?

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Speaker 1: You just right to me.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'm out. I'm out on this series for

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sure right now. So, uh yeah, I don't know this.

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trailer made me think that they were trying to make

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it more thriller scary vibes, like they're going back to

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the OG movie in some ways, but like the rest

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of the trailers make it seem like just kind of

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you know, blockbuster action movie. So I don't know. I

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just felt like it was a bit contrasting themes, and

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it was a reputation with the actual movie is going

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to be like, but I don't know what the heck's

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going on. It's just just bizarre trailre.

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Speaker 1: I feel like some of like the other trailers though,

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had that with like the d Rex, and then they

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would show it like do you remember the d Rex?

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Speaker 1: The red guy? Yeah? They like do a couple of

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shots with him, and there's like a shot of them

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outside like seeing him, and that just seems like very

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for sure. I think maybe the music in this felt

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just spins driven or something. I don't know.

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Speaker 1: That's very fair. Yeah, cool, moving on. Uh, I almost

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said how to Train your Dragon? I know you did

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last Summer, Dylan muss I.

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Speaker 2: Don't know what moves out now? By the way, right dragon,

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Speaker 1: Is, go check a review, Taylor, and I dropped that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely do it. It was. It was I mean, yeah,

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live action remake, you know, so not a lot new,

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but yeah, okay, minor spoiler. Yeah, I'm teasing you. I'm

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just trying to entice you. But I know you did

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last summer, Dylan Musk. I don't know you did last summer.

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oh what what did? What did they do? But then

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this trailer kind of just tells you what they did,

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and then it's like, okay, so we're giving away that.

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who the killer is? I suppose, but uh yeah, this

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is a zero and a half for me on the

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on the high level. So I think this one, you know,

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if the streets are talking when it's coming out, when

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I if I see some hot letterbox scores, I might

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throw all my list. But I think this movie's gonna

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come out, I'm gonna forget it came out and I'll

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never think about it again. Probably would be my guess.

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or no? No, I have no, Okay, Yeah, I mean, like,

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so what they did last summer they showed in this trailer.

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original film, which I I've seen once and I watched

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so it was one of those viewings, and I just

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feel like it's kind of a lesser version of like

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did last Summer jokes, So like when I think of

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think about the scary movie skits, so it gets some

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random bonus points for that. But yeah, it's just an

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interesting setup of like these friends, you know, they're partying, drink,

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drunk driving, hit someone. Oh, we're not gonna tell anyone,

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summer and then comes back to fuck people up. And

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that's the first movie. And they even have like Jennifer

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so some fun callbacks there, so I like. And I

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interested on like, oh, are they going to change it up?

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be doing a complete remake, and they're like bringing back

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some legacy characters, but like, I have no attachment to

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that franchise whatsoever, So I this is going to be

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a big zero out of ten. I think on the

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hype for me for wanting to watch this, and even

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think there's just too much of the good content to

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go view. There's there's there's plays, you know, back on

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crunchy roll. Again, it's like millions of hours of vanon me.

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I want to watch your ninety four is okay, I

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know you're on a crunchy Roll, but I'll make sure

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I'll splace a ninety four between between an episode and Titan.

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Let's do that. And then uh so, yeah, that's two

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back to back duds. But what wasn't a dud in

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my mind is and I don't even remember what the

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title of this is, Naked Gun, Naked Gun. I mean, yeah,

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what more is there to be said? I first saw

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like belly laughing, like like truly belly laughing. I think

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I was just so shocked because that trailer opened up

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with the bank sequence and just a little girl comes

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in mass rip off. Its Liam Neeson. I want your

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ass or he says the guy, and it just I

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secret watch like like after nine watch commentary with with

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humor content, and like just the timing of it was

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this and it just looks so ridiculous, and yeah, this

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looks so fun. I'm away when this drops, which makes

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fun viewing and review, I'm sure with the lads, So

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I'm I'm bitter, I'm missing it, but I think this

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if you if we eventually see in the theaters, especially

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if you're like with friends, Like I'm sure that environment

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is just gonna be a fun time. And Liam Neeson too,

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he was the taking guy for like nineteen movies or

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whatever along that win and he just it seemed like

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how to say his last name, but rest in peace

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Naked Gun like that series. This is like a legacy

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sequel or whatever. So yeah, I don't know this. This

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looks really really fun and yeah, good time. And I

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gonna be a happily streamed viewing. You know, get a

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couple of beers of me. I'm sure I'll have some good,

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good belly laughs, good chuckles in there, but I don't

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know whatever. For whatever reason, the humor in this trailer

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didn't hit and I I think I maybe not that

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my expectations were due high or anything, but I saw

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enjoying it, and so I guess I was expecting another

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banger and then it was. I mean, the jokes I

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enjoyed in the last trailer, and then anyone just didn't

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really do much for me, unfortunately. But I'm still open

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to it because I think it's a seems like a

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fun concept and yeah, you're right, like we don't get

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it felt, so this one's kind of a a breath

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that exists. Anything else you want to mention, Well, oh,

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actually I forgot. That's my name, Crazy Contraption. Yeah, that

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cage that comes down, oh yeah, on a character. And

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it reminded me of the great board game mouse Trap,

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which I don't think I ever played properly, but I

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just love setting up that game and then the mouse

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Trap so shouts out to the Crazy Contraption. Yeah, and

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the commercial that they had on y TV or whatever.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, classic box start for that game. Crazy insane.

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like that was the good stuff, you know, actually saying

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like fun things instead of just like all these fucking

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therapy ads. I'm getting. I'm fine.

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Speaker 1: Talk to someone today that's.

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therapy ads are getting crazy. I gotta say, like that

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to absolutely craft.

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it is like. Should I feel like therapy should be

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like clean and fun and not manipulative. But what do

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on question. Yes, yeah, may bring that one up here.

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Speaker 1: I completely forgot about that, so thank you for bringing

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that up. I apologize. Patroon Clay Cocktail Clay.

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Speaker 2: Hey, we didn't forget it. We didn't forget it. Yeah,

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asks my Patroon question for tonight's newscast. I love this question.

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and so I love it. Ask more things like this because,

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as I just mentioned, I don't go to therapy. I'm

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very well adjusted, so I can answer. I give you

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good life advice. Been struggling to get my friends to

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go to movies with me the last couple of months.

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Any good strategies, tricks, trades forgetting people to come out

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to the theater. I mean, we're just talking about most trap.

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I feel like, you know, set up a little mouset

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trap thing, a little crazy contraption and tricked them. I

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think this is I love this question, but I also

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feel like it's a really hard one to answer. I mean,

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without the context of who your friends are and what

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they're like, it's it's hard to say. But I think,

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you know, we gotta we gotta go to the core

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of the problem here. We got to diagnose what exactly

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is the reason they don't want to go to the movies.

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Is it price thing? Because I know the movies are

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getting crazy these days, So maybe you could like try

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and push for like a cheap Tuesday you or I

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don't know what equivalent you have. I don't know if

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that's everywhere, but you know, sometimes there's cheap movie days,

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or there's like discount prices, or if they're like, oh

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they want the popcorn or the popcorns expensive, maybe yes,

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sneak some snacks in that kind of thing. So maybe

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if the price is that that that could be a thing.

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Maybe it's like the movies. But I feel like Clay

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kind of sees most things. But maybe that's the issue.

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what movie do you want to see? I'll go see

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that with you, and then maybe if you go see

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whatever movie they want to see, maybe they'll come see

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the one you want to see next time. That kind

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of thing. What else could it be? I mean, I know,

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movie it's a classic like first date kind of thing,

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but it also is like, well, it's not great first

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date because you don't like, get to talk a whole lot.

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a good thing if you're an awkward person, but maybe

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your friends want that. So maybe the maybe you have

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to make it more of an event, make it like, hey,

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let's go for dinner, drinks and then like the movie

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afterwards or something like that. I feel like that could

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be another idea there. But I also wonder, Clay, because

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you ever see movies alone? Do you have like a

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fear of going to the movies alone? Because I do

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that a lot these days, and I you know, I'm

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not gonna lie. I quite like it. It's nice. I

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enjoy it. I do also like going to friends I'm

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not that antisocial, but I don't know if that's part

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of it for you. Obviously it is fun to go

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with friends, but you know, don't be afraid to go

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on your own sometimes too. I think that's nothing wrong

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Speaker 1: Absolutely, Yeah. I it took me a long time to

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go to a movie alone for the first time, and

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I'm pretty sure the first time I did, Like I

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think Shay was like sick or something, so I like,

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cancel her ticket. Oh, it's actually Top of Maverick, which

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I absolutely love that movie, so I it was just

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such a crazy like solo experience. But and then of

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course go check out my famous September five review because

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that was a solo movie mystery adventure. But yeah, yeah, no,

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seeing the movies on your own, it's it's a fun time.

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don't think I think I'd be a little bit frightened

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of that, but okay, who knows, who knows? Maybe? Yeah,

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be like a like a part two question too, because

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of course, as you just listed out, like I think

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we do need a little bit of context there in

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the sense of like do they just not see movies

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like at all? Like do they just not watch films?

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Speaker 2: A lot of people just watch things streaming these days,

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so you.

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Speaker 1: Know, absolutely TikTok era. You know, people need their like

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five second videos and like they just don't have the

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ten just fan of that is that? Is that the

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problem with Clay?

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Speaker 2: Uh?

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Speaker 1: But like, I mean, movies are interesting because there's obviously

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pretty much like just so many different flavors of films

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that we can have different genres. Are your friends like

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big sports fans? So are they like interested in maybe

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more sports oriented movies, which I feel like we haven't

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had specifically like a sports movie that I can think

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of lately. Of course, we have the famous F one

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movie coming out the end of the month, but I

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know Clay is super excited for so maybe I mean,

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just just amp up the the thrill factor of how.

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Speaker 2: Much coming up as a wrestler or a boxer or

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whatever he's doing.

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four one. I don't remember that at all. I probably

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won't see it, so if Clay asked me, I probably

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won't go to see that one.

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Speaker 2: But no, that's another thing, Clay. If you come to Vancouver,

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I will go see mo with you. So you can

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pick September five, you know, a twenty four rock movie.

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I'll see it. Let's do it.

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Speaker 1: See Clay needs more friends like you there you go

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go see anything. But no, I I think it's a

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big thing though, because I I do have friends that

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just they just don't watch TV. They just don't watch movies,

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and like they just they stay busy doing other things.

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There's many things to do to keep you occupied. But no,

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I I think what you mentioned Dylan of like tied

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it into just like a hangout festive thing. That was

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a weird way to say that, but like I don't know,

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go get drinks, dinner or whatever and then tie it

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into that, because like if you just if it's Saturday night,

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people are working all week, it's like what am I

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gonna do tonight? Well, come watch this three hour war

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drama with me? Like, like what movies are you picking? Clay.

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I think it's a big factor to it. But definitely,

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I think the key is to get like, like you

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gotta know who you're pitching and like like if I'm

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pitching a Tom Cruise movie to Shay. I know, no

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matter what I say to her, she's gonna say no, Yeah, exactly.

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She's she hates Tom Cruise, not a fan. So it's like,

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but if if How to Train Your Dragon Live action

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remake her favorite movie of all time comes out on

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her birthday, it's pretty easy sell. You know, I don't

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have to pitch it. She's one to pitch it to me.

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So again, you gotta know, I think you're I almost

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said victim. That sounds extreme, but your target maybe.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta develop a psychological profile of your friends

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and then go from there.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but and then again and then like terms of strategy,

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like I think if you're offering to pay, like I

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think that's a big factor. But I I mean, if

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you're at that level where you have to pay for

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your friends, I mean I guess I do that too,

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So I can't really judge that by any means. But yeah, definitely.

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I I don't know, I know your audience and follow

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up though, I I do want to get some contact

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from you, maybe next after nine if you if you're there,

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you'll have to fill us in on maybe these switch

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you know, maybe we'll we just pitched works and he's

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just has friends to go to the movies with. But yeah,

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there should be like a tender or or you know,

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equivalent for just going to see movies like Air. I'm

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sure there'll be a lot of weirdos, but it's like, no,

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no romantic romantic evening plans.

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Speaker 2: So he's like, I don't want to get to know you,

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I just want to see movies.

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Speaker 1: You session. Yeah, well we'll talk before previous previous starts

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we're not talking, and then you'll way after we got.

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Speaker 2: To buy your own ticket. We're gonna go see a

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three hour war drama on a Saturday night, sneaking in

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food because I don't want to break the rules. Just

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make it the least appetizing experience ever.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, But thanks so much for your question. Uh

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cocktail Clay, we appreciate you. And with that we're gonna

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round this episode out. So thank you Dylan for joining

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me this week. This is fun conversation. Yeah, we had

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good discussions in there. Filled you in on the lore

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of Subrena, Carpenter and Barry. So that was interesting.

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Speaker 2: Feel like I have much more to learn.

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Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's your YouTube now, it'll be like, oh,

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your your phone's listening. Yeah, we're gonna get out of

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here so we will see you later. Bye bye,