Speaker 1: Her from all morning. You know, the missing case of
Taylor Field, you know, which I always wonder one of
these situations. I never wanted to be like because we
watched true trying crime docs all the time, right, and
they're always like, oh, yeah, I didn't hear for a while,
and they never think of anything, and you're always like, oh,
I didn't think of anything. But like, there's been times
where I haven't heard like three days from Kirkland Pats
or I'm like, oh, I know I'm gonna hear from,
but there's gonna be one time where he's gonna be
fucking dead and then be like, why didn't you say anything? Oh,
that's the normal Taylor. T is not exactly the same,
but sometimes he will just go, am I. It's usually
like this when he knows he's late for a cast
or something like that, so he doesn't want to It's
like if he doesn't read our message, he won't admit
that he's late. But yeah, here we are after nine.
Speaker 2: He usually has a paper trail at the very least
you can see he was on Discord. He had the
green icon there. He dropped a message, He dropped some
meme that makes no sense, but Kirkland. This guy is
off the grid sometimes so you'll never know I So
I just new one every day.
Speaker 1: Mike got to you last night when were playing cod
was like, oh, Emily's still Like I checked the Facebook's
six minutes last live. Nah, she she's gone and she
could be awaken stuff, But that's my go to. Dale
doesn't have facebooks. They don't have that, but usually I
can see on Discord. But yeah, Kirklan. We will be
times we're all pull up's profile and it was like,
it's because usually they'll still I think it gives you
twenty twenty three hours, but then when it it, I'll
say kirk and Patzer and then act of like twenty
three hours. Once get past twenty four, it just says
Kirkland pats Are and that's I'm like, oh, he hasn't
been even on Facebook for twenty four hours. That's yeah.
Speaker 2: I love when I yeah log on Steam and I
look through some of my old friends and it's like
last online twelve years ago. I'm like, oh my god,
what happened to this person.
Speaker 3: It's like the old Xbox through sixty thing, right when
when they had like the characters that would just be
asleep and it's like, right, however many years.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, just like characters will never wake up
again Winter Soldier over there, just like home Coming and whatnot.
But yeah, this is after nine. It's our monthly call
in show, so it's just just talking around and then
anyone wants to join in about probably all these chaps
for talking on drop the link. We chat for about
two hours about anything about life, movie shows, games, kind
of where the conversation goes from there. I do gott
to talk with this fucking one hundred Beaver's movie at
some point. I mean, I wait to see if Clay joins,
because Clay did not Mike couldn't or sorry, Mike can't
make it, but he sent me his.
Speaker 2: Review over under. Is Clay gonna be in a moving
vehicle at the time of calling in?
Speaker 1: Oh that's been the best.
Speaker 3: In a gas station like parks, you know, gas station bathroom.
Speaker 2: Oh right, yeah, I got five minutes, guys.
Speaker 1: You just hear flushes going on everything. Yeah, since I've
been gone, Clay is always in like a different location
or something. So hm, I was gonna say that. I
think when we did our our NFL football Afternoon he
was actually in a place, so he had to leave early.
Speaker 3: But he was in a house, so yeah, he was
he situated for that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I remember there was a one after nine
Clays down a really good time and over the map.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like it.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure, dyl, I can't remember if you were
gone or here at that point when that happened.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't immediately ring a bell. I mean, he's
always like a high energy, positive individual. But I feel
like you're hinting that he maybe had a couple of
beers in him or something.
Speaker 3: It just disappeared too for a while during the episode.
Speaker 1: It was just like you just see in the background
walk by, like in his living room.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, that doesn't sound familiar, but I can picture it,
so that just Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: A great episode. But yeah, no, I'm not sure where
mister Field is. Hopefully he will.
Speaker 2: He said the teen is fighting a nap is what
he said. I'll be there in a bit, so what
that means.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, he's fucking Madison.
Speaker 2: For some reason. He put it in the me Kirkland
and him group chat.
Speaker 1: Not that's not but I did say I might not
make it right. Maybe that's why at one point I
was like it's all dependent on like it makes sense.
Saturday mornings dance usually done a clean nine thirty, but
there's we're not super close, but we're getting closer to
the summer shows, and that's where they go a little longer.
Or they're like, oh, let's combine classes and like this
class will watch you practice and then you swap. So
that's where I can get a little tricky the seconds,
like let's combine classes. But that didn't happen today luckily.
But yeah, dance is the show's are coming up, so
they're gonna be doing all that all they're getting ready
and stuff, and then soccer seasons. Here it's just logan though.
Quinn Quitch she played goalie once. That was it. Far
retired you.
Speaker 3: Know, okay, yeah, it's a tough position.
Speaker 1: It is a tough and that's not what she wanted.
But you know that's and that was it and you know,
a lot of pressure. Yeah, we can she kind of
gets down ourselves. We talked to her about it, but
at the same time, we also don't want to be
those parents like you're going back in and you got
to do It's like, hey, if you don't want to
do it, I don't want to be That's a no
good experience for anybody, you know.
Speaker 3: The Olympic.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, after that, fucking me and Emily.
Speaker 2: I want a golden medal on my counter by the
time you're twenty two.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Like again, it worked out for the Williams sisters,
but I don't want to be King Williams like five am,
waking the girls up, get on that tennis court too.
That's like not my life. It's the same thing. It's
like we've talked about before of like, oh, I've only
had them on the podcast, like I don't know, probably
a handful of times to appear do something, but I've
always seen like, oh people do like the Child of
You and stuff like that might be fun, but then
it's like, n I don't want to get to that lifestyle,
same way I would never get as this bad. But
we watched on Disney Plus there's that I can't even
know what it's called. It's like the Devil in the
Family or whatever it is. It's about that social media family. Okay,
sure it's a family they started. Of course.
Speaker 2: That kind of stuff terrifies me more than any crime
doc is when yeah, kids are overexposed to this stuff.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, starts like they're five a family of seven,
and then it goes eight. It's just like our family.
And then like the first two kids like they do
like social media stuff, but it's all kind of fine,
and even the older kids are like, yeah, like other
than a camera being around a lot, we had a
semi normal life. But then as things progress, this woman
got worse and worse to the point where and it
gets very religious. But like there was times where some
of these kids were like taped up inside. I'll like
do like not fed, just to like try to like
get them to do because they didn't want to do
this content. Luckily, this person's now thirty years in prison.
They tell you that two minutes in, so don't worry.
But it was a distromed doc and that's where I'm like, oh,
it's fascinating, but it's all and it's crazy again because
I watched the Hairtic this week. Crazy what people can
do with religion and kind of turn that around on you.
But terrible story. So yeah, like nah, they're fine to
you know, go do whatever.
Speaker 2: So good morning, Taylor morning.
Speaker 4: I don't know you're here, Travis. Welcome.
Speaker 1: Yeah you didn't put me in the message, you know,
left the mountain, left out. Taylor was actually up all
night still just trying to get a win on war Zone.
Speaker 4: So I just got off. Now actually win.
Speaker 2: It's gonna go surprised of how alert you are. Normally
this sleepy tailor is easy to sniff out. But you're
looking well rested right now.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm gonna go back in after this and get
that win.
Speaker 3: So the fourteenth place.
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 2: I didn't even know you could get that place. I
didn't know there was that many teams.
Speaker 1: Kirkan was surprised. Yet for people a sly they wouldn't know.
We all play called duty together last night war Zone,
and I think it might be a historic thing for
us we've done because it was me emily last week
and then US four this week. No no wins two
weeks in a row. That's a that's a historic thing
for me at least one win.
Speaker 4: But it's uh, we've had dry spells like that before.
Oh yeah, I think we pushed at least three.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that. I think I have.
Speaker 3: An early war Zone. It took a while to get
some wins like those.
Speaker 1: Were long games two right before we true before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wins for dance coming back. I think that'll be
when I re emerged.
Speaker 4: I think April April went Oh really, yeah.
Speaker 2: I did not expect an answer to that. I thought
it would be they dropped the trailer for it.
Speaker 4: They dropped the.
Speaker 1: Trailer for it because the anniversary.
Speaker 2: That's why they're I'm going to go in retirement until then.
So it's a little I guess a hiatus, not a retirement.
But I'm done with this rebirth Island. I don't I
don't have the twitch.
Speaker 4: There's the other resurgence map, Area ninety nine, which we
should have tried last night.
Speaker 2: I haven't even heard of.
Speaker 1: That could have went not it could have went better
than this at least. So did you after we logged off?
Did you stay on and still grind the gears on
call duty?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: I popped on mission impossible ghost protocol.
Speaker 1: Oh you're already on three and four. We're not even
still next weekend.
Speaker 4: I just couldn't stop. You know, it's just having a
good time, Okay.
Speaker 1: Coodnt stop? All right, all right, I'm going to drop
the links. Anyone wants to join, go ahead. We got
four of us, serious of six people, so jump in there,
but uh, yeah, that was your morning to you.
Speaker 2: Wait, sorry, four of us here, so six people.
Speaker 1: Streamer can only I think it's it might be up
to twelve though now I can't remember.
Speaker 2: There's like a limit of people you mean okay, you
mean six on top of us four?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, sorry, like two exclusive slots, our two favorite patrons.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Once they give us the best and if you're not
funny and interesting, we'll kick you out of the room.
We'll get down.
Speaker 3: You have five minutes to entertain us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like those old s n L auditions when
it's just like them on a stage and it's just
fifteen minutes of them riffing and there's no laughing or anything.
So it's just the most pathetic stuff you've ever seen.
Like luckily als those people get higher, but still it's
tough to watch those And I.
Speaker 2: Like, wait, are those auditions or was that like a
thing they did early on?
Speaker 1: So it would be like, let's say us three like me, Taylor, Kirklarr,
Lord Michael's SNL crew and Delane you want to be
an SNL So we're sitting back. You'd get on the
stage usually where they do like the opening monologue and
probably the other skits are sketches. Sorry, I don't know
if anybody sketches, and you get it there and then
you just do your routine and you do like your impressions.
You do like, oh, I call this character this and this,
and like, I'm sure there's a couple where they laughed.
I think the famous one is the Farley one. They laugh,
but most of the time it's just it's dead side Will.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Will Ferrell one is funny because he's like
pretending to be a cat and he's like playing with
a ball of the Army's like rolling around on the
ground and stuff, and there's just no reaction from that.
Speaker 1: And I couldn't imagine, like I imagine sameything, Like auditioning must
be awful. But I feel like that because like addition,
I feel it's a bit different. It's like, yeah, a line,
you're a little bit different for that of like you
gotta stretch your improv comedy muscles like that. Yeah, just
be a cat, it's like, and you're just that's like
luckily it all worked out, but that just has to
be so nerve racking in that moment to be like
I gotta be a fucking cat to these strangers.
Speaker 2: And then just like the long list of people who
like didn't get cast, like I know, like Jim care
or he's wanting Yeah, that's crazy that you know, some
of these people didn't get selected.
Speaker 1: In hindsight, but thank goodness he didn't because you've ever
seen in Living Color his stuff was fantastic on that show.
Speaker 2: Is that what he did instead? What is that? I
don't even know what that is?
Speaker 1: Tanner Kirka and you guys should know in Living Color? No,
So the Waynes Brothers before that, you should the Waynes
brothers before they did Scary Movie, white checks everything like that.
They had an SNL show where it was Jim Carrey
was some of the Waynes brothers, like Damon Wayne's was
on there. There's other stars he.
Speaker 2: Didn't get a hold up. Should we go back and
watch it or is it like gonna be ooh, this
is rough to go back to you?
Speaker 1: I think it might hold up. I don't think a
lot of this stuff's probably appropriate for this. Yeah, yeah,
much like the scary movie stuff. But like there's stuff
there's like I think this one'll probably be safe. Like
Jim Carrey played a famous character called Fireman Bill and
he would be he's completely disfigured and blown up and
that the joke was like he's telling you the best
way to like protect yourself from a fire, and like
he'd always like end up on fire or something like that.
There was a good I can't remember Damon can someone
sarch Damon Wayne's clown and he played like a party
clown but he was, Oh, it's Homie the clown. He
was completely bitter. He was like on welfare and he
was like it'd be like, oh, you gotta teach the
kids this this week, and he was just like a
piece of shit teacher and it was very funny and comedic.
So that was like their answer to now. But that's
where Jim Carrey went and kind of made his bone.
He was like the Eddie Murphy of that show in
the nineties. He like held that show together. But there's
some fun stuff in there, so it's worth the walk crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a good history lesson there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and now it's just s and now everyone else
fucking died. What was it that died? What was the
other one mad TV that's gone?
Speaker 3: What was the s c TV, E TV that's gone?
Speaker 2: What was the deal with that one?
Speaker 1: Just Canadian? Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Canadian comment.
Speaker 3: What's what's the chap from Shit's Creek? He was in there? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I thought he was on mad Is he on that one?
Speaker 1: I don't think so well, he might have, like I
can't remember. I think they someone had guests on. I
don't think it was a guest star. But yeah, I
didn't watch Mad TV as much other than like, I
was a big fan of Stuart sketches. Those were good.
You saw those, Stuart. Yeah, he had like a bowl
cut and he was like, I think they like the
character they portrayed was kind of on the spectrum, but
it was not actually on the spectrum. So another like
maybe thing that didn't hold.
Speaker 2: Out now his nineties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but you know, we'll see. I have to
shout this out too before we continue. We got this
review from me and Tayr. We really Jedi Survivor only
a year ago. May No, that's not on YouTube three. Okay,
so Dylan you were quick on that.
Speaker 2: I know my stuff.
Speaker 1: Okay, but we got this comment on here which I
just had a great time. So this was yesterday, great
discussion is going so well until you said there isn't
enough diversity. One of the huge factors of why Stars
has gone so downhill is pushing political agendas and virture
singling over telling a complete story. Now here's my thing
and the end. Two things I'll say here. One, don't
think this person's correct because I know people have their
bubble and they heard the D word and they lost it.
Because I personally, I know people are online whatever you
can find the worst worst. I've never bumped into anybody
in the real life when we've talked about Star Wars
and maybe why they're not going to see a Star
Wars movie or why they didn't like it. They didn't
ever open up with, man, there's not enough white people
in this you know, Like I've not had that experience.
I guess this man might have or he personally still
has it. So that's one where I don't think that
is the reason why Star Wars has gone down. I
don't think it's any reason at all. I think it's
just something.
Speaker 2: But I definitely listen to the episode. I don't remember
there being any weird comment.
Speaker 1: This is what it is. I'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 5: I know what it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm completely fine with having diversity in all franchises
doesn't care to me. Good story Stars had has had
good stories with Disney had bad stories. It doesn't matter.
Me and Taylor we're talking about diversity, which thinks so funny.
We're talking about like, man, we'd really like a game
where we could play as an alien for once. Like
that's what we talked about. So the fact that we
just used the word diversity, which describes many things, it's like,
we'd like to play as an alien. This person like
their their alert went off and was like, oh my god,
they said the D word. But I just got a
good juice cockle out of that, a good chuckle like that,
because like me and Tarfan said, for all, we want
to play as an alien. We want to play as
an alien. So like I still want to play as
an alien as the main character. I still want diversity
with an alien. But I just laugh at someone's and sir,
I'm just going to delete. You're coming off the page,
and no, I'll oversee it. That's my favorite thing I do. Now,
just delete them and you know you'll hear it here.
But this is more just to make fun of you.
Speaker 2: James hammeron one though, that's an iconic message, I go back.
Speaker 1: That was on Apple, so I can't get rid of
that one.
Speaker 4: So yeah, Travis, still and I got something for you.
I did this to Kirkland. Yeah, and Kurkling can provide
uh support. But I want to test you guys on
this because I didn't know this was a thing until recently.
This is a urinal etiquette test. Okay, so we're gonna
start with the first one. You guys can collaborate, discuss
independent whatever you want. Which urinel are you using in
this situation you walk into the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Mmmm, well, I would go spank the guy on the
ass on the left and then pee right next to him.
That's what I would do.
Speaker 1: I was going to pee next to the guy on
the right. I was gonna go to that nether one
beside because I like people on my right side, Like
even when I see movies with people, I like them
on my right.
Speaker 2: So you're right handed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so this way. The only reason I would go
to the left person is if they gave me a
funny look, because I'd want to go over there and
assert dominance over them, Like no, I can peer right here.
So it'd either be beside people, but in the middle,
not on the sides, because I don't know say that
for you here, I'm going there, yeah, and.
Speaker 2: You're going here, Dylan, No, no, I I was joking.
I'd go right in the middle, of course, but I
also don't like to be in the middle, you know.
I like to be like a corner. I like to
be corner spot, but I don't want to be next
to someone. Of course, you got to give you gotta
give space. Like on the bus. You know, if you're
going on a bus and there's an empty seat, you
use the empty sea before you sit next to someone else, right,
same mentality here for a urinal you know.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, I'm I'm surprised, okay, I I okay, we'll
just keep going. Me and Kirkland were very in line
on some of these, and so far I questioned Travis's picks.
But it's okay.
Speaker 1: I had one. What's wrong with it?
Speaker 2: This one's easy, far right corner. Put me in that
corner and I'll, you know, plant a home there again.
Speaker 1: You see the guy in the right right to his
left right there, because yeah, why not, that's too a space.
Here's the thing, there's too a space on the right there.
So I'm gonna get a little cold if you go
on these middle ones body temperature, so like at least
you know you don't want to body. And then on
the left field his warm urine. Next, I just don't like, No,
his body, not the urine. Again on the left, I
just don't like the one single soul there. So yeah,
on the right to the to the left of the
right guy right there.
Speaker 2: Okay, Taylor, you and you and Kirkham in the corner too.
Speaker 4: Right, we're taking the far right one for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, scared of something.
Speaker 4: Okay, how about this one?
Speaker 2: Oh now, this is where it gets tricky.
Speaker 3: Hmmmm.
Speaker 1: I'm in the middle of those two, just to eat
it out because then there's like see three and the
two then there, Like I just symmetry I think works
for me right there. So yeah, I'm in the middle.
Speaker 2: I'd pull the Travis here and I'd go to the
left of the I'd go to the fourth stall.
Speaker 4: I guess it's the very dead center. Yeah, so okay,
that's what you do to Travis. You're in dead center here,
You're going.
Speaker 1: Yeah, between there.
Speaker 2: My hope, my hope with that one is that if
I go there, the guy next to me maybe he's
almost done, and then I have some peace and quiet.
Speaker 4: You know, that's good. That's good.
Speaker 2: Really close together.
Speaker 4: I think Travis is the guy guy that will peep
over the little advisor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what you do?
Speaker 2: What are you working with there?
Speaker 1: And that's why I don't want to be cold.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's got to be a clear answer here, what
are you doing?
Speaker 1: Travis saying before? It is the left, those two in
the right to left right there, that's myn Travis.
Speaker 2: Wood Budget in between those two guys on the on
the right.
Speaker 1: Can you move over one.
Speaker 5: Extreme?
Speaker 1: That's where I'm going. Okay, Okay, I know where I'm
going here.
Speaker 2: Look at this cat p ad on the right side
of the screen.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it really sucks.
Speaker 4: I got three cats in my house, this knows what's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very far left from me because then I can
leave all those open for the other time.
Speaker 4: Now he's just.
Speaker 1: Why like that just feels it feels awkward if I
leave all that open, like just right there, because.
Speaker 3: That's stand right next to the guy exactly.
Speaker 1: He's probably gonna be done soon. So then when he leaves,
I get that's all of myself and.
Speaker 2: That guy's no hands too. Hey, he's just free wild,
and so I don't think I want to go next
to him. You might, I might get splashed or yeah,
I'm going deep right corner here, I'm planting a tent
there and I'm just call it home.
Speaker 1: Man. We all used to do that elementary school. You
remember that, we were just on ZIP and he just like,
do like the classic.
Speaker 4: You still don't do it.
Speaker 2: I did not do that.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 4: We think. I think it was this one right second
from the right.
Speaker 2: Why would you do that one?
Speaker 4: Because then you're not like far right because I feel
like then you're not like making it too awkward to
the guy saying you want to be super far away,
but you're still giving him his room to breeze.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Clay to see you.
Speaker 1: We were wondering where were you going to be in
this situation, and you're always somewhere else. You're you're the.
Speaker 5: Group I am. It's just super.
Speaker 1: You hear the wind a little, just a little.
Speaker 2: Hang on, he's gotta find the nearest vehicle. I want
to get the nearest vehicle.
Speaker 4: That's great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've always want We've talked about doing an outside podcast.
We should for the tenure at some point and just
whatever noise, like not a news episode, just like a
bread and butter.
Speaker 2: But you already showed us this one, Taylor late, Okay,
here you go.
Speaker 1: Oh that's tricky.
Speaker 2: This is a tricky one. I feel like the corner again.
I like a deep right corner. That's my spot corner.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think the one that Dylan said, but two
over so right.
Speaker 4: In the middle there was Yeah, sorry, go ahead, No.
Speaker 1: That's all I have that that'd be the spot right there,
you know, right in the middle there. I think that
works out good. And someone's gonna leave, so I'll have
some extra space soon.
Speaker 4: And so was this the one where you applied the
door logic Kirkland, like closest to the sink.
Speaker 3: Yes, like if the sink's on the on the left.
But this is just this is just the possible l
colaborating on answer.
Speaker 1: To help me answer, Taylor, where would you say the
sink is?
Speaker 4: If the sink is on the right, then I feel
like you would probably want to go closest to the
sink right because that guy's probably gonna be leaving soon.
Speaker 1: Well, you don't want to take him between Okay, I
just want to be as close as sink as possible,
So wherever that is, I'll I'll take that one. So
then you pretty close to them.
Speaker 4: I love this one left side easily.
Speaker 1: You love it.
Speaker 4: You love a crowd?
Speaker 1: Eh, yeah, I have nothing to hide, you know, up
a conversation.
Speaker 4: With drop your pants, just like yeah, look at this huh.
Speaker 3: Yeahs like, oh fuck, it's this guy again.
Speaker 4: This guy hates sitting beside a random in a movie theater,
but he's willing to just park it right next to
two dudes in the bathroom store movie theater.
Speaker 1: I'm ready, or the washroom. I'm gonna walk in, pee,
do my business, wash my hands, leave movie theater. Could
be a three hour experience.
Speaker 4: I want to you know, this could be a three
hour experience.
Speaker 1: Gentlemen out there or ladies. If you're going it takes
three hours, please go see your local physician as quickly
as possible. Here're you gonna ask Carl Carl, He's gonna
pick some good spots to Hey.
Speaker 2: Carl, which stall using your well stall?
Speaker 6: Who's got the smallest one small something else? Which What
am I gonna pick? Yeah, you'll go for the one
with too. If you squeeze in there between the left
and the two guys, that's just weird.
Speaker 3: I agree with you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, cold winters, yeah like today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, good day to bundle up. Oh that was it.
Speaker 4: There you go, that's it.
Speaker 6: That was it.
Speaker 1: You right over there? Are you taking a peek right now? Carl?
Speaker 6: No, I'm just back from football. Oh yeah. Chasing after
a paddle of nineteen year olds is not fun. The
tender age of forty.
Speaker 1: We asked about the football first, chasing a lot of
balls about Yeah, how's it going, Carl? How's the life
f what's been up to other than the chasing the
nineteen year olds? Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, good car?
Speaker 1: Look at that, you know, before Carl goes, I would
love just like a scene where he's in the car
and then all of a sudden, like a big car
hits him. There's like a shootout, like we see Clay
Like I don't want that, No, no, you like secretly
like he's a secret agent. Like you're thinking the guy
who's shooting everything, Like, okay, you.
Speaker 5: Know, as long as it it was well directed. Oh man,
there you go, you get the phone.
Speaker 1: So sorry, Carl. Continue, what'd you be doing?
Speaker 6: Not much, not much, just living the dream forty this year,
so going all midlife crisis and everything a year. No,
I'm forty in September.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so what are you buying?
Speaker 2: What's your big midlife crisis?
Speaker 6: By I bought a well, I bought a counterfound So
I've been donning out up since last year.
Speaker 5: Nice.
Speaker 6: So I've never done any di y. I'm a life
so it was a challenge. It's quite fun. And now
I have to paint it and sound it all down
on the outside. And then I've just came back from Disneyland.
It was in Disneyland this week with my daughter. We
went over to Paris, spent the week there. Cool and
now I'm bankrupt of course, yeah yeah, and then a
full day in Paris shopping. It was it was not good.
Speaker 1: Oh man, what was what was the thing? She was
most excited to get down there?
Speaker 6: She loves right, so she went on like the Tarff
Terror like nine times.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, so the Guardians is still the old school one.
Speaker 1: That's cool. I'd love one of those parks. Do not
change any of that in the state was like to
in Atlanta.
Speaker 3: It was like that Orlando. No is it lan?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So yeah, I like the Disney stuff for like
the Marrow and Star stuff, But It's like I've always said,
like Bill Moore, park, I get it. Why the replaced that.
People don't know what the hell tell But it doesn't matter.
If it's a fun ride, the kids will go on it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: Like, yeah, she loved it nice, but she didn't care
about old the old Disney stuff, didn't want to meet
any of the characters, just wanted to do all the right.
Speaker 1: How old is she?
Speaker 6: Okay, she's ten eleven.
Speaker 1: A couple weeks, it starts to be the time where
you're like, like, it's just Mickey Mouse, you know, Like
there's like I feel like because my oldest is seven
and she hasn't lost it yet. But I started to
see the first signs like I don't really watch Barbie
Barney with the other sisters, you know, like I'm starting
to see them, Okay, you're you're growing up, or like
oh I want to play you don't want to have
Facebook Messenger kids, or like be on road blocks and
play with my friends.
Speaker 2: The childhood wonder is gone. She's ready for the adult world.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's not yet, but it's like I think I
got like another year and a half. I'm like, oh no,
it's gonna You're gonna hate.
Speaker 5: Me, dude.
Speaker 6: Literally, just like the movies say she changes within like
two months. Oh yeah, like last summer she just went
from being a girl to like almost a woman, and like,
what the hell's going on? She just went shoot it up.
She got boobs. So it's just like no cop with unlike,
yeah you're shopping from Yeah, no, it's it's not good.
Speaker 1: Getting asked questions, right, I don't know, you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just like a kind of boyfriend downstairs still.
Speaker 1: Now, Oh I haven't got that, thank goodness. Yeah yeah,
it's yeah, good luck, good luck.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's coming to you.
Speaker 1: To where a threat that's coming to you, it's coming
for you.
Speaker 4: It's inevitable.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: No, Like I said, I I'm not ready for all that.
I've said this before. And the advice. I hope one
of them is either gay or bisexual, because like then
I can just like I got all the advice for
dealing with women, Dane. Man, it's like that's a whole
different ball game that someone's like, oh man, you gonna
have to meet these guys. And I'm like I feel
like my like I don't know, I just like I
don't I can't say anything more. I can't say anything
more on air about family.
Speaker 3: See where they ALIGNE.
Speaker 1: You'll pull the something and the only way you're taking
my daughter out if you pass this test and he
has to pick the same answers as as I do,
you would you know whatever, So I'll clay. What you
doing right now? How long you with us? You with
us for a whole time? A little bit?
Speaker 5: I think I think most are all of the time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I at some point I might go over to
a buddy's house to watch the end of the Michigan
State game.
Speaker 1: When we watched the game with him. All the scores.
Speaker 7: Well, maybe we'll see, but no, it kind of lined
up today where it's a super nice day out so
I was gonna get outside.
Speaker 5: Anyway, and I'm going through after this.
Speaker 7: And then yeah, my roommate was also he was having
a date over or something. I'm like, okay, perfect time,
you know. I try to be a good roommate.
Speaker 5: I try.
Speaker 7: But yeah, no, it's nice weather here and I'm a
happy camper. That's about all what's going on with me.
I started a new job this past Monday, so thankful
for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's the position right now.
Speaker 7: It's like the sales rotational program, so it's it's a
sales thing, but it's up in the now where I'm
still just learning all the products.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I'm excited about it.
Speaker 7: But it's like an industrial supplier for a lot of offices,
manufacturing ops, little machine shops, you know, all kinds of
stuff around the Midwest.
Speaker 5: So we'll see how it goes.
Speaker 6: Nice nice, Yeah, yeah, what uh?
Speaker 5: What is exciting that's going on with you guys? Anything?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I'm bringing Maddie in. He's looking like
Screenslaver from Incredible, so I don't know if he's there
or not. But he hadn't put his photo up, so
I was like, I'll just bring to them. Now, are
you there, Maddie. Huh No, he's still for the wrestling,
watching the Michigan game, so we'll keep on there. But yeah, no,
not not much for me. I'm trying to think if
there's any life stuff really but no, just been getting
back in the fold of work, podcasting, life. But no,
it's uh. Kids are almost done skiing, so they'll be
home a bit more soon. But spring, I guess that's
it spring break for kids. So now they're home for
two weeks, so that'll.
Speaker 3: Be uh a funk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it just happened on Friday, so which I had
learned that. I guess there's like I don't know a petition,
but I guess some parents or whatnot they're trying to
like get rid of the two weeks. They want to
like split it to another time, which is just like
the dumbest thing. I'm just like, I don't understand split it.
Speaker 4: It was one week for us back in the day.
These kids are they're lucky they get two weeks.
Speaker 1: I had two weeks.
Speaker 4: I never had two weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So that's why for me, it's like I don't
want to split like that, because the thing is though
it's yeah, I think it for me, it's easier to
plan out. It doesn't matter. I guess I should talk
out of my ass. I work from home, so it's
easier and I get made. That's the case. It's hard
for childcare. But just like I think as a kid,
I don't know, Taylor only had one week, that would suck.
To just have one week, like two weeks felt like
an actual break. It was good for spring break, like
a week off. That's just like an extended Thanksgiving Christmas
or something.
Speaker 6: So yeah, now kids get too much time off.
Speaker 1: I agree, No, no.
Speaker 3: No, no, yeah, no, keep them in there again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I like, I don't know if it's the same
in Canada and the States, but like when I was
at school, we used to get a lot of homework,
Like you would come home with three and you would
have like two rs.
Speaker 3: Were for homework.
Speaker 6: Not that I did much of it, but it was
still very done. Nowadays kids get like my son has
zero homework and he's like in the middle of high
school and he's got like all his big exams coming up,
and it was just like kicking ass though he's getting
it all done during the day. No, no, they just
don't get homework. They think over here that decided that
they were harding off during class. I'm like, when we
were in school, was nine to three twenty ninety get
at three three pm, twenty minutes less.
Speaker 1: I agree. As someone that hated, absolutely hated school, I'm
all for that stuff, Like, yeah, they don't need to
be working at home, they don't. Like Yeah, like we
do home reading and stuff, but there's not that much
they get words we have to practice, but there's not
too much. So I and the homework I can't remember
because I feel like we get like a good amount,
but I also put off to the very last second,
so it always felt like a lot.
Speaker 3: But it was like I would do my homework yeah
the morning.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just.
Speaker 3: School in the mornings. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean even if kids get homework nowadays, did they
do it or just chat GPT do it for them?
Speaker 1: Well, exactly, with that care here, you can do that all.
I'm like, I don't fucking remember anything from school really,
like none of that science stuff. I say, in all
the social studies, I know that we burned down the
White House and I learned Louis Reale, Like alt is
a fucking blur. I wish there was a way they
could make it that. Okay, you do those kind of
blur stuff in elementary middle school, but then high school
should like really focus on like Okay, you don't gotta
take all stuff, but take the stuff like you're gonna
want to learn, you know, or there should be way
more life planning stuff. It's like the last month and
a half of school, like okay, here's the life course
and you're learning about taxes and budgeting, but like you
don't learn that for the whole three years, so they
just throw you out there. It's like, I feel like
the stuff that I need in today's world, I did
not learn that, like I had to learn after high
school where it's like okay, cool, I learned to dissect
a frog awesome, like bullshit. Yeah, I don't know. I
needs a whole redo, but yeah, I don't want the
two weeks split and I don't I'm done with the
fucking time changes. That's what we need to be. I
want change BCS.
Speaker 4: Like as far as when I was reading into that,
like we're a go, but I think all that's waiting
because the Western States are all in agreements too. I
think we just need like presidential like approval to do it.
Presidential approval. I think that's what I was reading. I
think it was supposed to like it was pushed up
to Biden a couple of times, but like there's just
it was just quiet air.
Speaker 1: Why do we need no offense to Clay? But why
do we need the Americans to approve what we do
in our time zone?
Speaker 4: So the whole Western side is all aline right's split off?
Speaker 1: Whatever? Fuck it? What does it matter?
Speaker 3: What is we're six am LA six am for some reason.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was someone in the world. But is Clay
to like wake up? Like those fucking canames got their
own time zones? Like like I don't know, Like is
anyone in America truly going to care for an hour behind?
Speaker 7: Now it's political, will find a way to care, I
guarantee it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, when there's a state, they'll be on our
own time zone and stuff. But like, no, I just
I don't know. I'm done with the time changes as well.
Speaker 3: I hate that change for like farmers as well. Yes,
what it was for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I know fucking farmer so they get to
work that.
Speaker 6: There was a study done here and that you can't
remember reading it a few years ago, and they said
that more people have accidents the day all the time change.
Speaker 1: It's true, it's true.
Speaker 3: It's weird. Yeah, issues, there's like a big spike in
like heart attacks and stuff when you lose an hour,
and then it's the complete opposite when you gain an hour.
Speaker 1: Because it's why they're doing it, trying to kill people off.
That's why there's too.
Speaker 3: Many of them.
Speaker 6: Stay fair, Like I gree with finals, you know, click
that ship away, it's not.
Speaker 1: But why does he not just provide more resources.
Speaker 6: Car knock, get rid of the people.
Speaker 1: He can literally be like I'm gonna duplicate Earth and
then happy he could go there. Happy, he'll go there.
Speaker 3: You know, you just hated daylight savings, so he just
get rid of it. He snapped people.
Speaker 1: That's what started to snap conversations.
Speaker 3: Trump.
Speaker 6: He got less sleep three am.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be. He's a farmer kind of right.
You look at that plan he ends up on. There's
lots of that's what he's doing in in uh what
is it? And getting Ready's farm and he's cooking some
stews or whatever. So that's he had Here's farm. One
day he's like, this fucking time change, I gotta do
something like, well, there's too many people. We can't do that,
and the president won't. The President just standos meeting Joe
Biden like no, sorry, mad Titan, we can't change the time.
We're gonna be doing this for the rest of the future.
But you know, alas well, you two over there, you
do it for life.
Speaker 3: Who's who's the two?
Speaker 1: Who's two two that hadn't talked you too? On the right?
Clay too is your job? Carl Tabo's trip I talked
about the skiing and time change.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, I got snowboarding this weekend.
Speaker 1: I'm excited.
Speaker 3: I've got some nice snow here. Getting near the end
of the season. I already got my my notice that
I have to buy my next season's pass already. It's
uh yeah, times just fine. Well, it's like early bird pricing, right,
It's it's better to get especially with how much I go.
Like it's it's a no breakers snowboarding, way too experience.
Next time you're here, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think I'd be hurt very quickly because I'm stupid.
I'm just kind of cool for the biggest jump I
could find with zero experience.
Speaker 3: Yeah, especially cons.
Speaker 1: Are going to house you. But you can come out
here and try it and we'll.
Speaker 6: Just Thanksvis, We'll give you some pointers.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna go out with you just like you
have to, all.
Speaker 6: Right, just tell it, point me to where it is,
just don't quest me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's fine, it's fine.
Speaker 6: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Thanks, I'm getting I'm gonna change like whatever. There are
there screws in your skis? Can you tamper with them?
Kirkland like the snowboard the snowboard.
Speaker 3: Oh you can very much tamper it. Yeah, just undo
some bindings, have them fly off, put a bomb on.
Speaker 6: I'm like a katof got like so many lives.
Speaker 1: It's the bomb. The bomb, though, Carl, that's going to
get you.
Speaker 6: I'm from Belfasad. We make bombs in our bathrooms.
Speaker 1: You're gonna do a jump, look Kirklin, I'm doing it
and then push Carl blown up and then the seasons over.
Speaker 4: It would be like that video.
Speaker 6: I'm just.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that's going on. I've been I've been kind
of getting hype for for football again, just like paying
keep close attention on just and I know, I know
that's the issue. So I plugged into college football again.
I started a new dynasty and just building up my school,
getting all hyped on it. And I don't think we're
getting Aaron Rodgers and I don't want them at all.
And I'm I'm really hoping that's the case. Where in
there's just rumors that he's going. Oh no, I'm just
keeping eyes on on Vikings signings, and I'm liking the
changes that they've made too. Just the lines.
Speaker 1: So you were happy with uh Sam going.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I never thought he was going to stay. I
was like one hundred percent guaranteed he wasn't gonna stay.
It's a lot of pressure on McCarthy, but yeah, hopefully
it pays.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to say, you're not making trash told
you Vikings not playing making the playoffs next year?
Speaker 3: Interesting.
Speaker 1: I don't say we're doing either. I'm just saying, Clay,
what do you think about that?
Speaker 3: With all sized, just quick.
Speaker 1: Tangents, do you think the Vikings are making the playoffs
next year? Lost Sam, some other people.
Speaker 2: Muted muted agreed with me.
Speaker 5: I don't. I just think J McCarthy's kind of a liability.
Speaker 7: Like I get to watch him a lot f of them, obviously,
because I'm here in the state of Michigan and everybody.
Speaker 5: I'm not a big u of m fan.
Speaker 7: But my sister goes there and a lot of my
went there and stuff, so the games are always on.
And I mean, I don't love Michigan, so I'm probably
kind of biased. But I just I thought he was
the weak point of that championship team they had, and
he is. I mean, we all saw him on the sidebine.
He's like like tiny, like teeny tiny. I just I
don't understand how he's possibly gonna be able to be successful.
Speaker 5: I mean, maybe he'll prove me wrong, but we'll see.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know everybody in the NFL's past though,
Like he was fast in college, then when you jump
up to the NFL, everyone was the best player on
their college.
Speaker 5: So yeah, we'll.
Speaker 1: Find well, pizza, Yeah it feels good after Clay and
kind of back me up there. So I just feel
like this is a classic football thing where they let
a lot of people go and like, yeah, it's gonna
be better. And then, like I said, you're gonna see
the Seahawks go in and win. Just like not to
hurt Clay, but just like what happened to Matt Stafford
with Detroy, they let him go. Then two years later
he's won the fucking super and it's like, because that
was always the thing of like, oh, well, Lions can't
win a Super Bowl. Stafford, he's not the guy camp
the first year that he went there, was it the
first year or second year? Clay the first year?
Speaker 5: I think it was the first year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's even worse. I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: The reason why the Super Bowl of Stafford is because
he took up our whole payroll.
Speaker 5: So I was greedy bastard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like this, Yeah, yeah, I gotta get the money.
So anything other than snowboard skiing.
Speaker 3: Uh, just like planning our Japan trip. Now we're like
tracking point with hotels and stuff to pick white were
all purchased already.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be pricey. Its gonna be a pricey yeah trip.
But yeah, we've been looking forward to it for a
very long time. Everything was booked and planned in COVID
and then had to cancel all that. Right here we
are five years later and.
Speaker 6: Japan tickets and pricing take him the Sunday. He wants
to go to Tokyo. So because it took the daughter
to doesn't just meant her have to take come somewhere.
So nice on my bucket list, we'll go snowboarding in Tokyo.
Speaker 1: I can't get a ball in there. That's too far
from me. I don't say anything on that plane.
Speaker 6: There's gonna be a knocking Travis's door tomorrow.
Speaker 1: This just starts against you. Nobody else, not the country, anything,
just just Carl.
Speaker 6: But uh, well it's my Ireland. Yeah, touch against the
whole country.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, that well, that's gonna be fun trip. You're
gonna you're gonna crioklan doing a lot of soul cast
when you get back, they'll pay off that trip, you
can think. Okay, Office episode number two review. I remember
to list them, you know, yeah exactly, yeah, yeah. Kirkland's
trip plan this year has been fucking awful. I've had
to move a lot of stuff around, but that's okay.
So and because I was gone and kirkland head list
as uh tentative. But then like, no, that trip's for
sure happened, like the Bachelors hasn't told me yet. He
just hasn't told me, like hey, I'm miss man. It's
just said so I'm like, this means it hasn't happened yet.
And then it's like, okay, I gotta move GV Day
and that's fine, we did it, but it's just like
every every time I.
Speaker 3: Want GV Day because it was after Halloween, don't blame no, No,
I'm thinking of extra life.
Speaker 1: That's yeah, we're doing the weekend because you melloween, then
you're going me on GV Day. Yeah so, but then
GV Day you're also gone for something. You're in albert
I think, but I moved.
Speaker 2: Not gonna be here for GV Day.
Speaker 1: Moved, Yeah, I moved.
Speaker 3: It, but I wouldn't miss a Dylan.
Speaker 2: Come on, tell you're trying to sounds like there's a
concerted effort to miss all of our live events, the
two that we do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what will you Taylor?
Speaker 4: Oh, let's see what's been cooking lately? Just been getting
work done on the car, getting it ready because we're
gonna be going to the down to the coast at
the end of this month. That'll be fun.
Speaker 2: Know what do you mean by the coast Vancouver Island.
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, we're gonna go out to the coast, so
I just want coast. Yeah, i'ven't seen. There's been a
lot more earthquakes happening. I think three down there, which
has been just I always in the back of my
mind think I don't want to be on that island
when that mega quake hits, just rips the island open
like a zipper. I don't want to be there for that.
Speaker 2: That's I had a house shake here three weeks ago,
two weeks ago.
Speaker 4: That's probably one of the ones that were popping off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that was like the seashell one, like
I felt, Oh yeah that I thought the people upstairs
just like dropped a desk or something huge. But and
then it was like, oh that was an earthquake. That
was the biggest one. I felt it was fine, but
yeah it was. It's been apparently there's like four hundred
a year or something between like Vancouver Island and like Washington,
like Seattle like that, which is insane more than one
a day somehow. I don't know how the math checks
out on that, but that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 4: Right above that the Wanda Fuca plate, right, so it's
just like just grinding, just grinding those weird uh. But yeah,
so I'm looking forward to that. That'll we finally go
out there, see family, avoid any potential tsunamis and earthquakes
at all costs.
Speaker 1: But uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's what happens after an earthquake.
Speaker 5: Don't watch that. Don't watch that Ewan McGregor movie.
Speaker 4: That one with Tom Hollands.
Speaker 1: Holy shit.
Speaker 5: Yeah that movie is good, but it is scary.
Speaker 4: Sh It's a heavy movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the one disaster movie. Yeah yeah, yeah, but
why is it just very realistic or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's well done.
Speaker 7: It's not cheesy like the other ones, like it is
legit it's scary.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, Sam.
Speaker 1: Naomi Watts and then I don't know what the other
kid is. I guess the other kid didn't break out anything,
but yeah, that was like I think when he was
going for Spider Man, that was the only thing. They're
like Tom Holland from The Impossible, Like it was always
like all that kid in the the tsunami movie and stuff.
So yeah, yeah, I've only seen it since that year,
but it's uh, yeah, it's a scarier one.
Speaker 3: So I'm glad I live Inland.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Vancouver Island protects us along with the mountains, so.
Speaker 2: We're safe out here.
Speaker 3: Exact Vancouver does it?
Speaker 1: Does it? What happens? If water fully engulfs Vancouver Island
A venture didn't, then nothing's protecting us. It's just getting
closer and closer to us.
Speaker 4: I mean nothing. I don't think anything will get to
us unless it's like it's like you'd be major. Yeah,
I think you'd have a little bit of like some
flooding going on in like the Vancouver area and whatnot.
But I think ultimately, like the Vancouver Island would take
like the brunt of it, but not all of It's
gonna be totally submerged or anything like that. It's gonna
be bad and it's gonna put a huge, like halt
on getting things out there. I don't think there's there's
just not the proper right amount of infrastructure out there
to kind of support something like that. When you look
at Japan, they got ever since like their history of
dealing with tsunamis and earthquakes, they've just been amplifying and
bettering their technology. They got these huge like tsunami walls
that they've built up on around like it's just it's fantastic.
And when I that's right, when I like when I
look at interviews with people in Vancouver Island, they're like, so,
what are you gonna do when you know this big
earthquake is supposed to be every three hundred years and
ones do? You're like, oh, you know, you know, we
may not be ready, but in our way we are.
It's like, what the fuck are you talking about?
Speaker 1: They got life rafts and life jackets.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna be ship's Carl. Do you get any
earthquakes in your neck of the woods or anything crazy?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: I think the most craziest thing I've seen, and I'm
probably along the minority of it was a many tornado
and that was it, okay, and that's that was a
freaquel about fourteen at the time.
Speaker 2: When you say mini, did it cast or was it
just yeah?
Speaker 6: Cost like no major like just ripped off like some
ship cows got three. No. I was hoping for that,
like I think Twister wasn't long light before that. But
you know, that was cool to see. But that's that's
about the highlight of it.
Speaker 3: I've seen a funnel cloud, that's it. Yeah, tornado, yeah,
oh the prairie.
Speaker 4: You just got to add to it a bit more.
Speaker 2: Is that like the day after tomorrow, Like there's like
I was blowing on it.
Speaker 3: I was trying to get a.
Speaker 1: Fire around in circles with his arms out, trying to
get like wind going and stuff. Yea, luckily not see anything.
I think the most naturally disasters I've seen, it's just
like our fires offsly right, butther than that, I've not seen,
haven't been. I haven't felt the earthquake before, have luckily
been in any tsunami situations, tornado situation. So yeah, I
don't want to live anywhere near that type of stuff.
It's serious stuffs. As a kid on the island.
Speaker 4: We always had earthquake drills left, right and center all
the time. Never had I never had an earthquake that
I can recall actually being in. And I used to think,
why are we doing this? I understand preparedness, but like
there's no earthquakes happening.
Speaker 1: He just jinks hi stuff now when he finally goes
back to the home, exactly how he's gonna act.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'd rather be like on the
ferry when it if something like that were to happen,
or on the island.
Speaker 2: Like that sounds freezy on the ferry because.
Speaker 4: If you're on the ferry, at least the guy can
be like the captain and be like, ohoy, let's turn around.
And you know, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think you can just turn around and just
be quaking.
Speaker 1: It's not like a car where you can take a
hard right and be like, all right, we're going back.
Speaker 4: It's a big boat, though, I mean, whose boat was it?
Speaker 1: But I feel like a boat. Maybe it's just Titanic,
but that has to be one of the worst place
to be for a disaster, especially you having a kid.
It's different you alone, because okay, I just got to
take care of myself. If you have a youngster that
can't swim or can't swim, well, you're just like you
would be fucked because, like you, there's too much for
you to handle to try to save yourself and also
keep a kid a bubble. That stuff like that is
like some of the worst stuff. A couple of years ago,
that happened to a wrestler or like he had to
literally just sacrifice himself so his son. It was a
boat accident and he just said to sacrific himself. He
got his son up, but then he passed away. Because
it's just like that water is so it's so tricky
that way. Fire offviously, there's tons of stuff right, like
you can pass it from the smoke and he and
all that stuff. I feel in a situation, at least
you can to me pick up a kid and you
can just run and go. But water, you're just it's
so heavy. Like I'd take fire over water anytime. AFU
having to like deal with that type of situation, you know.
So I don't know how we got to natural disasters.
Don't what's happening in life right now? We're talking about.
Speaker 2: That not much. I Yeah, moved to start with February,
so I'm pretty settled in my place.
Speaker 1: Now, how's that new wi fi going? Because you've got
a place that wasn't tellus for Shaw, so that came
how's it going now?
Speaker 2: It's it's called Oxio. I don't know if it's a
Canada thing or if it's elsewhere. It took a long
time to set up. I think the idea is that
you like switch to it from another provider that you
currently have, and so it's like, okay, you just use
your current internet until years run home. But it took
like three weeks for it to get set up. They
sent the modem to the wrong place, so I'd like
go to my old place, like go get the modem.
It's like all this stuff. It sucks, but thankfully the
people upstairs let me use their internet in the meantime.
But no, it's it's set up now. It's fine. It's nice.
It's I went for like pretty much the lowest tier
of it. What's nice about At any point you can
just like go on the website and like pretty much
like there's like five dollars in intervals for like better
internet levels, so you can just like if it's not
good enough. Yeah, crank it up.
Speaker 1: You come over.
Speaker 2: And sometimes my camera freezes on the podcast, but that's
like the worst that happens. But the audio never seems
to drop out.
Speaker 6: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm just it's like forty bucks, which is like not
bad for internet.
Speaker 1: So nice.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Dylan, are you so? I heard you say the
people upstairs? So I'm assuming you're in an apartment, right.
Speaker 2: It's just a house to too four house.
Speaker 5: Well nice, that's that's cool.
Speaker 7: And I remember, I think this is the first time
I've seen you on like on video since you moved.
Speaker 5: You had that whole cool.
Speaker 7: Little studio set up for podcasts working on Are you
working on trying to redo that now in the new
place or you're not gonna have one of those anymore?
Speaker 2: Let me see. I mean my bookshelf's over there. All
my stuff is over there. Yeah, but yeah, I don't
know if you if do you watch the YouTube video
as much for the podcast or just listen to the
episodes early?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's like looking at us, you know, I see this.
Speaker 2: I have a very joky setup because I like doing
the standing podcasting thing, and I literally just have a
table on top of another table and my laptop on
top of that. So I'm just like moving that around
the room depending on where I feel like putting it
in the day. So I don't know. My background is
always a little bit different right now. But I don't
know what I think I need to like soundproof, Like
I think there's a lot of echo in this room,
but I've never like soundproofed a room before, so I
need to figure that out.
Speaker 1: I think, sure that's this cover because there's no Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I hear echo, So I don't know. Maybe maybe
I'm just going insane.
Speaker 1: A concussion, yeah, yeah, it could be a concussion.
Speaker 2: I take a bad ball.
Speaker 1: I knew the climbing you can cuss the man.
Speaker 6: And I used to prefer recording in the counterfund because
it was a lot better word was hearing in the kitchen.
And I can hear like a referb going round a bit, right,
But I don't know if it picks up on the mic.
Speaker 1: Really no, it.
Speaker 2: Doesn't, Okay, So the same for me, get that it
doesn't get actually picked up.
Speaker 1: I guess I think because we all that that might help.
Speaker 4: Just breaks this microphone, Like I think that.
Speaker 3: It kind of can get thee, get the bigger what
Mike do you have?
Speaker 1: Get the sure?
Speaker 6: Yeah, sure, and then get the s M seven B
one and put it on.
Speaker 5: It's better.
Speaker 2: My god, he knows the skew of the freaking pop thing.
That's great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's lost my brains.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't I don't know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: I still I haven't even put any art on the
wall yet, and that's kind of like the last step.
So I need to get some I want to get
frames for a couple of things, which is I haven't
done yet. But yeah, I'm living in this place alone now,
so I can kind of do whatever the heck I
want for setting up a studio or whatever I want
to do. So I don't know. I guess I've just
been putting that off because like all the basic stuff
has done for getting set ups. Now I'm just living
in like the daily routine again. So yeah, I definitely
need to do a little bit more setting things up.
Speaker 1: Well, I see it in his name, so I gotta
get this out of the way. So Clay and I
and Mike I do have Mike's review. So we did
our oscar predictions every year and me and Clay were
on the losing side of that, including Mike. Shout out
to Maddie, April, and Hansy three way tie for the
oscar pool. Uh so that's fun. Yeah, we couldn't really
find a way tie breakers, that's way to the poll,
so we had to watch hundreds of beavers. I'd never
ever heard of this movie. I take it because the
other movies and there were like Craven and something else
I can't remember. April's pick was like something's like anacondas
was Anaconda raptor I think it was or something like
that was a Taylor movie. Yeah, it could have been
a mess. But so I think Pantsy does like this movie.
I think it's up her her winds band, and I'll
read some of Mike's comments as well too, But uh,
this is not a movie for me. It's it's a
movie that it's about our forty eight could definitely could
have been forty eight minutes. It is a long snl
like I can't remember what Mike also adult Swim.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's like no dialogue, right, isn't that a thing?
Speaker 1: They're they're all like characters like ooh, like it's that
it's all like video game Charlie Brown type of NPC talks.
That's what I say. Technically, very well done, very cool.
These people worked like very hard on it. It's a
mix of live action mascots and then animation, so there's
a bunch of stuff going on here. It's about a
guy who's a trapper and he's trying to make a
name as a trapper and these beavers keep getting in
the way. There's some very long segments. There's some fun
stuff I had here, but this is just not my
not my speed for me. It's not a Travis movie.
But I won't fail the movie because I appreciate the
work they put into its. Visually looks very cool and
there's tons of stuff where I'm like, oh, how did
they do that? How they pulled that off? So they
worked very hard and technically I think this movie is
like I think it just came out last year, but
it was like a festival movie, like twenty twenty two,
so it's been around for a bit, so I think
it's just purely like humor based. I don't think it's
a bad movie. I think it's just if you enjoy it,
you'll get further. But for me, it was a. It
was a It was a tough watch. It was very
very zany, weird humor, which I can see why people
might like. But Clay, how was your experience with the
hundreds of beavers?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I had been.
Speaker 7: I saw a teaser trailer for this a long time ago,
and I grew up on Looney Tunes. I'm sure somebody
some footage for people, and uh I still do this day,
like like if that's if that's on or something, I'll
click on it. I'll watch that. I mean, that's funny
as a as a kid, it's funny as an adult,
et cetera. And oddly enough, before I didn't rewatch the
whole thing for this. I ran out of time, but
I rewatched a lot of it, and I think for me,
just by happenstance, I happened to rewatch who framed Roger
Rabbit recently.
Speaker 5: Which is like lot and live action cartoon crossover.
Speaker 7: Movie thing, and uh, yeah, I don't know. I think
it kind of boiled down to me. I was trying
to think of why this one didn't work for me
because I was super excited for it, and I think
it's the physics of it, like they use so much
fast forward and the animation is.
Speaker 5: All it's also fat.
Speaker 7: I think it bothered me that like the physics of
it were different from it felt to me different from
like main cartoons, for the main cartoons that I grew
up on, and like it all felt so so quick
and like you couldn't feel the impact of all the
physical comedy.
Speaker 5: For me, it didn't work as well as I wanted
it to. And also I just didn't buy the.
Speaker 7: Main character guy, like like I, he did not do
it for me.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Maybe it's the fact that there's no talking and that
limited him. But I wanted to love this movie. And yeah,
I'm still having a tough time wrapping myself around why
I didn't love it.
Speaker 5: But I think a lot of it is the physics.
Speaker 7: But it is undoubtedly super creative and impressive. And yeah,
I can't I can't talk too much shit about it
because they must have put so much work into that
and it's cool, like objectively very cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, there's some good steppis there and that that's
why I can't fail it. Yeah, if you see some
of this footage, it's pretty it's pretty crazy stuff. But
I do think it should have been short. I thought
our forty eight was way too long, way too long,
because at that point I was it's it's tough to
because like the third act, this is where you see, yeah,
like he faces off against like all these beavers in
the third act, so that like it does kind of
end off with a bang. But that's where I think
we could have got there. Maybe one too many trips
to that cabin with the daughter that he's kind of
in fatuate with or whatnot. But very impressive made. And
then I'll read Mike's comments here because he unfortunately was
much like us. First off, I respect the hell of
the independent spirit and the creator creativity that made the
movie possible. I also appreciate the commitment to the bit.
Another positive was the physical performance of the actors. The
lead in particular was fantastic, So they go to counter
you all that said, this move was not my tempa whatsoever.
I barely had any idea what the hell was even
going on. Most of the time I maybe chuckled two
to three times the whole thing. The bad Adobe flash
effects were distracting. Yeah, one hundred and eight minutes it
goes on way way was all capitalized, too long and
By the end of it, I completely checked out. It
felt like an adult swim short stretched to a future length.
I'm happy so many people seem to think this movie
is amazing, which that was the thing where and that'shy
I think Antsy does, like there's tough, but I can
see I can see someone I had no fault of
their own if they said that I love the Swimming
my favorite movie of the year. I okay, I get it.
Like if if that works for you, it does. I
don't know if it worked for anyone here other than
maybe Dylan, because I feel like you and the Custard
home Boys would have been like enjoying something like I
just feel like I would have walked in and that
would have been playing, you know, but I think.
Speaker 2: You would then watch hundreds of beavers. Maybe that's the
way to do it.
Speaker 1: If you're high, I bet this movie is fucking amazing.
Like I guarantee you that too, Like, oh see, I
don't do any drugs, and maybe it was needed, but yeah,
I think if you're just those friends, yeah, no matter
how many line Ricky's I take, won't get me that woozy.
Speaker 2: But no, this is a movie that because it did
it come atwey twenty three or twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Four came up last year. That's stuff. It's been. It's
been a round since twenty twenty two, but it technically
at least last year, So.
Speaker 2: Gotcha, because it's one that I remember hearing really good
things about. But then I looked at when it released
and I was like, Okay, this wouldn't be a Golden
Geeks thing. So I'll watch it at some point, like
it's on the back burner and I just haven't got
around to it yet, but it does. It does seem fun.
But I really like your criticism of Clay. I think
that's a really interesting talking about like it's a physical
comedy movie but just like the physics of it felt
weird and that it was like not as entertaining as
it should be. I don't know, that's a that's an
interesting way to break it down. I'm trying to think
of like I've ever had that with any other like
physical comedy type things before where it just doesn't like
maybe it's just not funny, but then like yeah, just
something about like the whole physics of it being off
is kind of interesting spin on it.
Speaker 7: The one the one I returned to where I noticed
the physics felt off immediately. And part of this, I
think is just because I'm a Spielberg snob and I'm
always I'm always like, like all over.
Speaker 5: How good he is at that stuff.
Speaker 7: But when they did Indiana Jones five, the James Mangold
one part of it, I think, with some CG stuff,
but the physics in that just felt so off to me,
and like you couldn't feel the blows land like your
good ones and stuff.
Speaker 5: And I guess part of that is because Harrison Ford
is older.
Speaker 1: So you can't hit him. He can't hit him like
you used to, you know, and but he's still he's still.
Speaker 5: On Force awakens, And like that worked for me.
Speaker 7: I thought Jabram did a pretty good job of recreating
that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know you trying to say j James a
better director than James Mangold, I I don't know. You
can't make that case.
Speaker 7: There's really like Mission Impossible three in terms of agree.
Speaker 5: In terms of action, I think for sure, in terms.
Speaker 1: Of give you that in terms of story now, because
I don't think because Mission Possible three we're doing the retro.
I've always said to my Favorites is not spoiler, but
I think that's the one I could put up there.
But I like he doesn't have like a walk the
Line or a logan or I some seem a complete
unknown because people, I'm just like kind of afraid to
see that movie. I love Dylan, and most people I
talked to, I think April's only one that I talked
to that I really enjoyed it. But most people I
talk to it's just like it just feel like it's, oh,
it's fine, it's fine, and I don't know, I have
to see it, but I've always whenever I see Timmy's
performance like this doesn't feel like Dylan to me, Like
it feels like it's kind of a you know, just
just a impersonation, which sounds mean because I don't think
it's as bad as that. But yeah, Mangle is a
funny guy. He'll do what the a Bailmu Damon movie
did a couple of years ago. It was the Dada
movie for yeah Ford and Ferrari. Yeah, like ever, he'll
do that, then he'll do Indy that bombs, and then
he does Complete Unknown Oscar and then I guess he's
doing Star Wars.
Speaker 7: I don't know, I love that cop movie that Mangold did.
It was one of his copland with Stallone that I've never.
Speaker 1: I've never seen it start to finish. I wasn't much
that we were talking about this on the retro coming up, Clay,
who do you think is the biggest action starbull time?
I asked Carlo, same question, crew Kat, carl who do
you think like no Era, Just like if they're asking
he's the biggest action movie star of all time and
dealing the same thing for you, because.
Speaker 2: We're debating the guy from hundreds of Beavers, that'll be yeah, okay,
good good.
Speaker 6: Addition to say, I wasn't thinking crazy night Clay said,
it's kind of needing me out way closer Stallone.
Speaker 1: I would say, see, I was cruiser Arnold because I
was always an Arnold guy, and for me, Stallone did
a lot more dramas where Arnold was pumping out so
many action stuff in those eighties and nineties. He didn't
do much, like he's never been nominated for an Academy Award,
Like that's not Arnold. But I think I I think
it was Kirkling that said it. I think I agreed
with them overall, but it is Cruise, But for me,
the only one was Arnold. We brought up a list
where like it's tough because some people try to make
case like oh, Sigourney Weaver, but it's like, well, that's
only for like one franchise right where it's like even
stuff I can't remember who else, Like I think there
was like a cage. It's like no, Like I.
Speaker 7: Think Harrison Ford though as a case, because I think
he does the best job of acting in the comedy.
For the action scenes, yeah, all his facial expressions, he's
so good at that.
Speaker 1: But he always takes long breaks in between those action movies, right,
like in The nighte he do like Air Force one,
but then it'd be like he's gonna do Oh god,
what's that movie with him Michelle Feiffer and this It's scary?
Speaker 5: Oh what lies beneath? I like that one?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because we talked about that. It was
the same year of Mission of Possible, which is so funny.
It's not to pimp up the retro, but the one
fact that I found Mission Impossible the first one. It
was the third biggest movie of the year at one
hundred and eighty million, Like it's just so funny like
back then in ninety six that was like the third
biggest moan year one eighty, where nowadays you make that
it's like maybe a modest success, like it just oh yeah,
that's just all right, but no, yeah, but yeah it
probably it probably is Cruise.
Speaker 6: I think I would say Craze myself. Yeah, I'm gonna
go Craze. You know, it just does so much like
look at all the stuff he does, you know, all
his installance, hundred percent committed in the visz on the
cost members. But you know, I like Crise.
Speaker 1: He's having a lot of respect.
Speaker 2: What are is outside mission possible? What are the ones
that make you say that so definitively.
Speaker 6: Fraction movies?
Speaker 5: Why am I drawing a blank fraction?
Speaker 1: Minority Report or World uh Day?
Speaker 5: Or even though I don't love that one, it's like
just tomorrow. It's like impressive.
Speaker 2: Percent of its impossible though.
Speaker 1: I think so, Yeah, I think so. And that's why
I made the case for Arnold, because Arnold has true lies,
he has Terminator, he has Commandos, he has Predator, like
Arnold has multiple franchises.
Speaker 5: Mission impossible to eat movies?
Speaker 2: Now, I mean that's that's yeah, what year was the
first one.
Speaker 6: Like how many okay, how many movies Arnold made compared
to The Mission Impossible?
Speaker 1: And tons like True Lies, the Terminator you got, you
got you got because he came back after his governor, right,
and then you got True Lies, you got Commando, you
got Predator, you got the Eraser, Uh, you got the
Sixth Day. I feel like I'm missing Conan the Barbarian.
He needed two of those, so I'm past the double
digits now on him.
Speaker 6: There, So yeah, crass b Ran not as well. He's
what sorry, Chris must be a right not number.
Speaker 1: But I gave different franchises what I'm saying, what about like.
Speaker 2: A Jackie Chan or something like that.
Speaker 1: Definitely you can make a case for him. Maybe not
so much now because I feel like in the two
thousand and tens like he just not disappeared but didn't
do more, or at least Arnold and Cruise weer doing stuff.
But definitely nineties and two thousands him and Jently you
could make some cases for.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna pitch Jason say them because I'm looking at
his roster. Yeah you did, oh fuck, but no budget?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, A lot of stiffan ones are a little
budget ones though I wouldn't even count them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, he's like the he's like the mid
tier action story. He's definitely like technically us as GEVs. Yeah,
we could go make twenty action movies and make Kirkland
then the biggest action star of all time, like quantity wise,
But that's Stithan where it's like he has the quantity,
he just doesn't have the quality. And I love Crank,
I love those movies. I like the Transporter movies. And
then he has like a litany of like we should
pull up expendablest right here.
Speaker 7: God, he never never works with good directors or rarely yeah,
like was great.
Speaker 1: No, go back, look up to the top of t
like looking like the movies here like this crazy yeah
yeah keeper the working Man. Yeah. So he's definitely it's
he has a he probably has the quantity. But I
go with the rock he could have been, but I
think that Disney era killing that ten years where he
did like the Tooth Fairy and game Plan like he no,
but that's the action Starm saying right, like he went
away from that and I feel like he tried to
come back with fast and that kind of worked. He
did faster.
Speaker 4: He's in Collateral with Tom Cruise.
Speaker 1: Technically that movie is in the same universe as a Transporter.
He's the same character. No ship really off a package
to Tom Cruise. He's in it just for like thirty seconds.
But yeah, it's it's just the weirdest tie and ever
it's the same way. It's like, I'm not sure if
you knew this that they remake of Friday the thirteenth
and is in the same universe as the Transformer Bay Movies.
Did you know.
Speaker 2: That that sounds false because there there's a no, no, no,
there's a character.
Speaker 1: He's the you remember the guy who has like the
eighteen minute sexy and Friday the thirteenth, like the oh
your titter stuppendus that whole thing we have. The camera's
named Trey. If you look up his name and Transformers,
I think his name is Trey and he doesn't die
in Transformers. Bay dies in Friday thirteenth. It's Bays same
company because Bay produced that remake, So look up the
look up his name, Like I can't remember, remember he
was in Trey, you know the actor. I don't know
his name. Remember he was in New Season three. He
was like the.
Speaker 7: You know, I think we're also forgetting Keanu Reeves between
john Wick and Matrix and more like I like some
of his crappy stuff like Johnny Mnemonic and like that.
Speaker 1: It's it's tough because I had the same thing like
Nick Cage is almost like the States and thing is
they had those like five years of doing so many
straight to DVDs like disqualified them a little bit for me.
You know, it's like they had some rough they had
some rough go, but it's I'm glad Like Keon definitely
not even like he had the past and then had
like a you know, resurgence with john Wick, which definitely
puts him in a conversation.
Speaker 2: So I feel like with Cruise, I feel like he's
just always been in that a list tier, even if
it feels like he's doing as many varied projects or
even just doing things in general that I maybe I'm
just out of the loop on the things he's doing.
But I feel like even throughout my whole life, he's
kind of just been in that list, even if he's
like not doing a whole lot of stuff. Still like
he just has that that prowess to him somehow or
the other people I feel like they kind of come
and go.
Speaker 1: No, I completely agree, Like the way like even though
Mischief Possible seven didn't do is good. I believe that
he is like the last movie star, the last guy
that can kind of sell a movie like that people
will see it for Tom Cruise, I don't think those
really exist anymore. And because we we I thought it
was closer, but when we looked it up Top Gun,
the original was I think it was maybe he was
an eighty six when we looked up or something like
before even Mission Impossible, he was already becoming like a
massive name in the eighties. So you think about like
he's always like eighties, nineties, two thous tens, Like we
talked about the retro. The only time he lost it
closed was when he started to really bring up his
religion and people really turned on him. But then him
and his agent were really smart. They did a tropic
thunder and that changed the whole conversation because it was like, look,
he can take a joke, he can be a fun guy,
and people love less Grossman. That was like a huge
change up for him. So did you confirm my theory?
Not my theory? My uh, what was going on there?
Speaker 6: Too.
Speaker 4: It's a fan found connection. It says, that's pretty cool.
His name was Trent, so you're you're close on them.
Speaker 1: Okay, but his name was Trent in both movies, right, Yeah,
so it's a say, yeah, it's a weird thing that
Jason Voorhees and Transformers in the same universe twenty tens there,
so there could have been. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I think part of what works so well for with
Cruise and Ford for me is they're so good at
they're a factor of like in the action scenes, holy shit,
this is actually happening to me, and like they've got
those facial.
Speaker 7: Expressions that Arnold and Stallone, they're just I love their movies,
but they're just woulden't like they're the same guy the
whole movie. Absolutely, they're never you could never imagine yourself
in that in the situations that they're in. They're not
good at like putting you there.
Speaker 2: Do you think they want to maintained that, even in
the era of CGI, that they can still pull that off.
Speaker 8: Cruise and Ford, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Sure, I do.
Speaker 7: I think it's slightly tougher because now they're like older,
and and maybe it's just I can't identify with them
as much.
Speaker 5: Anymore.
Speaker 7: But like watching Cruise and Mission Impossible, like he's just
a kid who's in over his head, like that is
a fun performance to watch.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maybe that's just my own personal baggage, but I
don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, and that's we didn't talk about him, but that's
why in the nineties he got so popular. Bruce Willis, Like,
we didn't bring him up. But that's why when all
those guys Stallone and Arnold and Van Dam when they
were super jacked, he did die hard and he was
just like he's a cop, right, everyday guy, and that's
like connect, like that's kick started. Which I found out
that because we're looking at fact Submission Possible, that Bruce
Willis got paid one hundred million for six cents, which
is fucking crazy to think about, just like this little
horror drama, like not little but still like it's not
like a big massive blow. Yeah it's great, but just
one hundred million. But Willis like he had time. But
also the same thing, he did a lot of straight
to DVD this stuff. But as again though I now
in life and retrospect, they said that all the reason
he did that because he was getting sick and he
just wanted to make as much money because now he can't,
like he's he's really sick down. Like that was very smart.
So it's like we never know what's going on with people, right,
same thing to Kate. He only did that because he
like bought an island and then went debt Like that's
why he's doing good movies again now because he said like,
oh I can actually have the choice pick, where like
five years he did not have the choice. He was
just had no money all these debts, like okay, I'm
gonna go do like god damn. What was that movie
You and Me Knock You Me and Emily on Netflix
and film? Remember it is a Halloween movie, Pay the Ghost,
that's what it was. I remember where his son goes.
Speaker 2: I remember that.
Speaker 1: I don't know it's him, it's the girl played Lauria
from Walking Down and then the other their son goes
missing on Halloween night.
Speaker 2: It's okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Awful, it's so bad, but he had a air of
doing like knowing and oh he did a movie where
he's a hit man. He had super long hair. It's
like Shanghai, Bangkok or something like that.
Speaker 7: I can't remember, Oh, Bank, what was it Sorry, Bangkok dangerous?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Was that great? I've never I've only seen the
poster and he has like outrageous wig and I'm like,
I can't do this. But Dylan, who were you?
Speaker 7: I know you said the hundreds of Beaver Sky, but
in all seriousness, who would you?
Speaker 5: And Kirklin and Taylor? Who would you guess?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean, I feel like if this was asked to me,
because obviously we set it up as like we're talking
about Mission Impossible and Tom Cruise and then you ask
the question, who's the biggest starts? Oh yeah, Tom Cruise
makes sense. I feel like that's who I would think
of outside of that, but I would be you know,
when I forget a month from now that we had
this conversation, asked me again out of the blue at
I run him newscast, and I'd love to see what
my answers. But I feel like it would be Tom Cruise.
I think I think Harrison Ford is not one that
I would have thought of immediately. Maybe I feel like
he has more dynamic to him, maybe just because I've
been watching that Apple show where he's not being an
action guy, he's just being an old curmudgeon guy.
Speaker 6: But shrinth. What is it called shrinking strength shrinking?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's really I never like Ford.
Speaker 6: Until I watched that TV show. I've voiced what No,
I just never liked him. Since I watched that TV show,
I've got any fun respect for him, Like he's quite funny.
Speaker 2: He's getting it. The second season, all these freaking shows. Man,
the second season just dropping the ball. I'm a little bombed,
and I think there's more that show coming, but it's.
Speaker 1: Just, yeah, I was gonna see you stick around for
a third one.
Speaker 2: I didn't even finish the second season, so I'm already
I'm out.
Speaker 6: I'm out second season.
Speaker 1: Do you when you think of Harrison for the action,
do you count Star Wars because there's action but sci
fi that's a tough thing. I count Indy for sure,
but like Star Wars is weird. Yeah, it's an action movie,
but it's not that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess I think more about these action movies
where it's just you got the guy on the front
of the yah the DVD box art, and it's just
him being a spy or a cop or something like that. Yeah,
So the Harrison stuff, it's more I guess.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Jones is sort of that, but yeah, Star Wars, I
guess I don't. It doesn't immediately come to mind, is like, oh,
big action movie, but obviously it's a huge part of
part of it for him for sure.
Speaker 7: Like like Keanu Reeves, I think, I think Cruise and
Ford are so believable. I mean Arnold and still one
or two. They're so believable in like weapon fight scenes,
which I think is like even in Star Wars, like
you have to be able to hold the lightsaber or
hold a gun and make you believe that you actually
know what you're doing. And like, I don't know, I
have complicated feelings about guns and stuff, but in movies
like I like to have the main characters be good,
like like look professional doing that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely Clay didn't showing either your boys with kor
Russell or mel Gibson.
Speaker 9: You know they have big runs there, Mel Gibson. Mel
Gibson is kurrus like one of my five favorite actors.
I don't know if I'd put him in the conversation
mel Gibson. There's a case to be made between Mad Max, Leep,
the Weapon, et.
Speaker 1: Cetera, Mal MAXI one for a while, Yeah, I kind
of forget God, it's an older franchise, so yeah, Mark Wahlmark.
Speaker 6: Something, Marc cus my boy.
Speaker 1: Because like something. They're like okay and tell no bit
their Yeah, Zora, Nicholas k Jackie Can Daniel Craig. It's like, yeah, right,
we only talked like Daniel Craig listens along with Bond.
It's tomb Raider, Defiance, Cowboys, Aliens, Love and Lucky, but
like Defiance and Logan Lucky, I don't like even put like, is.
Speaker 2: There another people who play Bond who would be relevant
in the conversation?
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so. To me, Pierce didn't really
Pierce did what the couple and Connery like he did
the Rock but like he Bond was his thing, and uh.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know if uh this this isn't totally related
because it's just one movie, but the weird James Bond
with George Lazenby where it's his only movie.
Speaker 1: Yes, that one, that's Nolan's favorite.
Speaker 7: It's so that one is so it's beautiful, it's one
of the best looking Bond movies.
Speaker 5: And then it's a weird one.
Speaker 7: But that it's weird. If you go back and check
that out, the action scenes are so ahead of their time.
The way that they shoot them is so modern and interesting,
and yeah, it's like a nineteen sixty nine movie. I
think in it, like the action totally holds up.
Speaker 5: It's a cool movie.
Speaker 1: I'm excited for because me and Kirkland said, when the
next Bond happens, like every time Bond movie happens, will
wretch like an actor like renew patron pull and be like, hey,
pick the error. And I'm excited to do that because
I've never watched it with a really critical eye. Just
a few times I'd watched like this is not for me,
and it was all when I was younger. But because
it's a movie where James Bond retires, gets married, and
Act one and Act two are all set up. It's
all I think there's maybe one action scene in the
first act, but that's the setup. Okay, he's done being
Bond and it's just him and his wife like on vacation,
and it's just like you say, it looks beautiful and
like there's a big payoff there, but it takes a
fucking it takes a while to get going. That's always
been the thing that scares me. The only thing when
there's the Nolan talks and he's always like, yeah, that's
my favorite one. I'm like, oh fuck, he's just gonna
remake on Her Majesty's Service in a sense, and it's
gonna be like this very slow paced, lots of build up.
But I'm like, eah, Nolan has the set pieces.
Speaker 5: But yeah, you can't shoot action scenes anyway, so.
Speaker 1: That's why that's why he wants to do that. Yeah,
because he doesn't need to do the action and everything.
So but yeah, and then I don't know what happened.
We'll have to look into it and do the retro.
But I imagine that's why he was one and done
because I probably came out after Connery and people are
like where those that where's like the spy where the act?
And they probably the idea in the sixty of them pitching, hey,
James Bond should be married. I feel like, I know
that happens in the books, but I feel like that
was not the time, like people did not Nowadays it's like, oh,
you know, Dan Craig had a you know, a true
love and he had a kid. People are like more
accepting of it now. In the sixties is like what
James Bond tied down like this movie where he's like
having sex with like ten million women in one movie
and you're gonna make them married. It's like that's like,
you know, kudos to them for trying, and kudos to George,
but yeah, just just a one and done there.
Speaker 2: So mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was a thinking about Tom Cruise and going back
to like when he was in talks to being the
next Tarantino thing, and then that kind of got you know,
shreaded up. I I hope we get that still. I
think that would be really interesting at this point in
his career to get Cruise in a Tarantino thing, even
if it's like just a couple of scenes, you know,
even if he's not the star. I just think it
would be really fun to give him a role like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which we we brought that up again on The
Mister Possible and because I had the same thing, I'm like, man,
I just want that so bad. I've always pitched like
give him what Pacino was, and once upon time, Hollywood right,
like give him one scene because like that's the thing
we found like this is notorious but doing the trivia
and everything, he has so not issues I won't say,
but he has so many interesting situations with directors that
are just like, okay, here's a minor a s boy.
For one of retros, he's like, he goes to Bong
John Ho for the second one, he's like, I love
your work, I love everything you do. I really want
you to do this movie. He convinced him to the movie,
and then when it comes time to edit the movie,
they lock him out and it's cruising the producers edit
the movie. So it's like, I won't say he's a
snake oil salesman, but it's kind of way like, oh,
we need your vision, and then they get it's okay,
you're not you're not touching this movie. Now it's done,
it's ours. It's like, but if you love Bong John
Ho movies, wouldn't you want him in the fucking room
to be like, oh, I do this. And that's so
it's like that's been my only thing of like probably
why he could never start in a Tarantino movie, because
I just feel like him and Tarantino would fucking like
check like they'd be peacocks, their their flower, their their
feathers would be up. But that's why I think in
one scene. Yeah, But that's why I think in like
one or two scenes they could probably working. I'm like, oh, yeah,
I do that because Tarantino might not care of like
change it up. But like Tarantino gets very into his thing,
like even I can't remember, oh, like when they did
when Glure's Bastards, he would walk up to Hitler and
pretend he was scared and like, yes, you're like he.
I don't know if like like Cruz who's yelling on
sets and Tarantino who's like having like imaginary I guess
it's like at.
Speaker 2: Least from over here, Like so many people in these
Tarantino movies are like the role is written for them,
and I feel like a Cruise would be one of
those actors who gets that treatment where it's written specifically
for him. So maybe it would help to alleviate some
of those issues by just being like, you know, we
gotta worry about temperament of this, like this is this
is written for you, this is your character, And I
don't know, maybe that would put too much of a
box and we want something maybe a bit different from him,
But I think it's so would be cool to see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I always wonder too, because there was the
rumor that he was in Once upon a Time Hall
with that they talked to him. I always wonder for
which role Tarantino thought, like was it the Leo one
or was it the pit one. I feel like it's
probably the pit one because I.
Speaker 2: Feel like, yeah, I think it's more cool.
Speaker 1: But same thing, I could see this cruise character that
maybe kills his wife. I don't know if not. Crusen
never kills White. I'm just saying he's had lots of other,
you know issues in that screen.
Speaker 2: We don't know for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, apparently the book confirms. I've never read it.
With the book confirm, Clay, you read the book, right, I.
Speaker 5: Think I can't, for I don't remember the details.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think the book does confirm, but I didn't
read the book, so in my it didn't happen. But yeah,
I hope it does. Or like again, another person that
I don't think it would maybe work out. But when
they were doing when Tenant came out and cruised to
that whole video where it's like a five minute video
where it's like from his house to the car to
the theater and he's like, oh, I love it. I
like just promoting to get back into theater. It's like,
I how much to have Cruising an old movie, Like
imagine him popping up somewhere in Oppenheimer, Like, oh, I
would love to see something like that. Like I'm so
excited once Mission Possible is done because we're getting Cruise
the actor back, and I can't wait for that. In
your Read two movie, it's just.
Speaker 3: With no cocktail sequel, Larl woke up for that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, those drink pouring scenes even you have never seen,
Like think about the Adams and Oppenheimer, the way they're
popping off, Like no one's gonna do that with.
Speaker 6: The SNLA I might.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, there's not any movie you think is great, Carl.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I like the Batman moans and stuff. Exception.
Speaker 1: Exception was good. Exception it's a good one.
Speaker 6: Just yeah, I think my poem was well Oppenheimer's I
said before, I was just expecting something different. It's my
own fault, right, I was expecting. I was expected some
sci fi maybe for some reason at the time here, Yeah,
I don't know why. I haven't seen anything for it.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm so out of.
Speaker 1: Do you just like the idea of Nolan adapting The Odyssey.
Did you guys read that in your neck of the
town when you were young?
Speaker 6: And no, gonna giggle it?
Speaker 1: No, are you laughing, Kirk? Because that's all I heard?
What So I had heard of the different world over.
Speaker 2: I don't have quake.
Speaker 1: I had heard of it. But like when so many people,
I guess more of my American friends are like, oh,
I had to read this in school. I didn't have
to read the Odyssey in school. I'd heard of like
the Greek myss and the idea of like a guy
on a big journey get home and like the creatures
and stuff, but like I didn't read that, Like it
wasn't a here's a course or you have to read
the Odyssey.
Speaker 4: Teaching about Louis real and that I remember, of.
Speaker 1: Course, and Juliet we of course, yeah, in the Heathen Night,
I remember that. I think we did am I wrong
in thinking, God, Clay, what's the movie? Car Russell and
an Oscar for he's fucking it's with the Native American
movie he directed it? Which one?
Speaker 5: Sorry Kurt Russell?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, God, who's the other boy? Kem Costner?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: Wolves?
Speaker 1: Wolves? Yeah, that's a book, right, I don't know. I
think maybe I'll look. I feel like that was one dances.
Speaker 2: With Clay was having a moment there He's like, I
haven't seen this Oscar winning performance nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: Six eighty six, So either way it could be one
of those. But yeah, we read that, and the other
one we read was God, what's the fucking Greasers? Tom
cruises in that one?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Dykesiders, Ralph.
Speaker 1: Those are the books I read. But when people are like, oh,
I read the Odyssey in middle school, like I didn't
get I wish I got The Odyssey. But I'm gonna
audiobook it next year. I'm really excited. It's on my
Christmas list.
Speaker 6: Well it's good, and so I'm going to watch it
standard schooling ohing on halfway.
Speaker 2: So you like Interstellar, then.
Speaker 4: I think you did.
Speaker 6: I can't remember I did watch it, but I can't.
Speaker 2: Remember Mad Damon's in there, right, Yeah, I'm pretty certain
I've watched that. You don't know intertellar off the top
of your head.
Speaker 1: You can't doctor forty this year?
Speaker 6: Yo, starting to get foggy.
Speaker 1: That that scene when fucking Cone is just dying and
the air comes like, oh, just fixture your kid's face
it's gonna make a bit. It's like, that's some good
stuff and you should.
Speaker 2: You should watch It's before next after nine, go watch
Interstellar again and report.
Speaker 6: I'm certain I've watched it.
Speaker 1: I know I've seen that.
Speaker 6: I can't remember a single thing from the movie, the pictures.
Speaker 1: I'm like, so just yeah, just prepare yourself for that.
Like it's not as quick tempo as Inception is. It's
I won't say it's like because I'll turn you off,
but uh yeah, I'm excited to see everything with that movie,
all the cast, and I was it was great. Everyone
check out the discord. Mike was breaking down all these
rolls and everything. That was great to see because it's like,
you know, I know all the characters don't know what
they do, so and yeah, Damon is the lead. I'm
curiously if it's gonna be like his killing Murphy Mo,
where he's always been the nothing. I won't won't say
Matt Dame has always been supporting, but he's he There
was a time where he was the biggest star, so
you get actually when Born came up, but he's never
been like the guy. And I feel like, including myself,
sometimes I put him in the box of like the
type of acting he can do, but he is very talented,
So I'm I'm really curious like this movie, Like what
Mike has said in the story, it's like it's very
much like Oppenheimer, where he is the main character and
there's a bunch of side characters that have big scenes,
but the screen time is gonna be you know, seventy
five eighty percent on Matt Damon, and that's something where
it's like, that's it's gonna be interesting to see how
that plays out. But I trust, I trust Nolan with
his casting there, So yeah, I can't wait. I haven't seen,
but apparently there's like people have because they're shooting right
now that people say there's like gonna be leads coming
out soon. What the Cyclops looks like. And that's what
excites me too, is that he's doing like Beasts, because yeah,
I guess it in Troubles, I'm like, beasts and creatures
are gonna train and to do it all practical, Like
I'm sure.
Speaker 2: He's in Cyclops. He should make the X Men movie.
Speaker 1: You should. Maybe he's gonna sit down. I saw honestly,
I loved it, and Nolan's like, get out of here,
I'm not tracking the X Men leave, but no, I'm
so excited to see Nolan do like creatures and like
big scale stuff like I know he can do that,
but to be tackling like those fucking multiple headed dragons
or whatever, it's just like, my god, like that I
think could be very, very fun.
Speaker 2: So mm hmm.
Speaker 6: Is there trailer right for it?
Speaker 1: And guess no, they just started filming like a couple
of weeks ago, So twenty twenty six, summer next year, Okay,
hell yeah, it's like mays Avengers July is that? And
then two weeks later, as spice.
Speaker 2: How many movies do you think they're gonna drop the
release date same day as that to try and get
the next Barbenheimer? Is there gonna be like twelve movies
releasing that day?
Speaker 1: Not that day?
Speaker 5: But you said that's in May, right, No?
Speaker 1: No, no, that's in July.
Speaker 6: May.
Speaker 1: It goes amazing Avengers, I was saying, because those are
the kind of the big ones coming on next year.
Speaker 5: I think. Also Spielberg's UFO movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nextra Sack, and then you got Peel's next movie
to next year as well. So there's a lot.
Speaker 2: Of big golden Geek's Gonna be Juicy.
Speaker 1: Man's twenty years Later sequels Just the Bone Temple.
Speaker 5: I just I don't know, just I heard.
Speaker 7: I heard it Garland's best script in years second really Yeah, and.
Speaker 2: He writes rips, So that's good.
Speaker 6: I'm excited for that.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, the Spring is huge, and April you start
off hot with Super Mario bros So guaranteed billion right there,
and then you got I didn't tell about this, why
was gone for the podcasting The Fucking Mummy directed by
the guy Lee Horn who did Evil Dead Rise, That's
gonna be That's like I.
Speaker 6: Was a Griffil and I was really impressed, but I
didn't expect to be impressed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he's doing a Mummy remake, Carl, That's what
I think. That's an right there. So you got those
two in April, and then in May you got Avengers
and Mandaloriin and Grogu, And then in June you got
Masters of Universe, the new Steven Spielberg movie, Scary Movie six,
the most anticipated movie of the year, Can't Wait, Uh,
Pixar's Toy Story five, super Girl, and then and then
even July next year you got My Wana Live action
let me draft that please. You got Nolan's Odyssey and
then the Spiderman sequel, so it is a Jesus from
April to July. It is stacked next year. There's tons
of stuff. That's a lot of good. The only movie
I think there's gonna bomb his Masters of the Universe,
because that's a dumb fucking plot.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, I haven'tn't seen anything for it yet.
Speaker 1: Are you Master Universe fan?
Speaker 6: Carl Y the Old the Old movie or the whole
franchise in.
Speaker 1: General, franchise. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Look, I really enjoyed the Kevin Smith one on Netflix.
I didn't think it would, but it was really good.
And I love the old Dolph lungern Felm. That was schipid. Yeah,
so that I enjoyed as a kid.
Speaker 1: Doesn't he have a different name because I'm not a
big fan. He Man isn't like Adam or something like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The plot of this one is the he mean, he's
gonna be in the real world and all the stuff
in attorney or wherever it is. He thinks it's just
like childhood stories people have told them. So he's working
like an office job and it's gonna be one of
those where like the heroes coming to the real world
and have to get them back. I think it's just
to save on budget, but that's the ideas. He's gonna
pick up the sword and like I am, he man,
and like, I think people are gonna see that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think, Travis, I know, I know for a
fact that you loved Barbie and then I believe you
liked Matrix Resurrections.
Speaker 5: Those both kind of have that plot too. Why why
didn't it bother you with that? Because because it bothered
me in both those movies that they do the whole
real world thing. I do not like that trope.
Speaker 1: Because I think with he because those like I think
Matrix that's baked in right, like that's how the first
one starts at the real world stuff. And Barbie, I
think you just kind of had to do that. You
had to get her there and you could comment on
a lot of society and women's rights and how men
are viewed nowadays. I think with he Man, I don't
want any of that, he man. I want to be
like I want to see like the big like Skelton
guy like and apparently Jery Lettle's playing Skelter. Of course
this guy was fucking he he always finds to get these.
Speaker 2: Were done with him. I thought he was kicked out.
Speaker 1: He's coming back. He's like Freddy Krueger. But I think
the idea of like like what is it called car
is it an Eternia or whereas their place they're called Yeah. Yeah,
it's just like this huge, massive world with like these
creatures and monsters and everything like that, where Barbie Land
like that was cool, but like you showed off and
you keep going back to but then you can go
away and Matrix, like the matrix is still just the
real world, right, It's just like coding, but with a tournia.
It's like it's like Lord. I've always heard it described
as like the best version should be like Lord of
the Rings meet Star Wars. That's that should what he
men should be. And but him on like a day job,
like I don't know if I need that, And I
like the guy that cast but him just like I
don't know working as a lawyer while someone's like you
need to save this, you need to save our world,
and Jared Lettle like do I need to see skel
towards Jared Lettle like popping around in the real world like, I.
Speaker 6: Don't know, it's no, I agree with you in this one.
It's like your film has been made with King Arthur
and he's in modern time and he's gone back.
Speaker 1: Why the first Thor is kind of that, right, Like
it starts off an ascard, but then the whole movie
is about like Thor can't use his hammer, and it's like,
well to get the Warriors three and then like Loki's
walking around and like a suit jacket and stuff. And
I didn't mind that.
Speaker 2: But if if Jared Leto saw dream or chromers, like
I gotta be in your guys the next movie, Well,
what role would you guys give him?
Speaker 1: Oh, in the next movie?
Speaker 2: First whatever? Just a project I think he would work.
Speaker 1: We've a I don't think we've publicly announced, but we've
said in cast if you've heard it, our third film
is like an anthology. I feel like I could find
some sort of like he could fit in one story.
But like, I guess it makes me a bad director, right,
Like you say that, and I just go, like my
first INSTINCU bike, No, I'm good Now. That shouldn't be
what I say, right, because that could help our careers,
that could get more notice on our film. I should
accept Jared Leto, but there's just part of me like
like I don't know, Like I.
Speaker 3: Just be a good victim, like a good first kill
the movie.
Speaker 1: First Yeah, just just the scene. But yeah, I feel
like he listened, he listened to the twenty sixteen air
and be like I'm not doing this like film with
this dude and stuff like that. So the archives, yeah, yeah,
and that that was all the time though in Hollywood
where they I can't remember what podcaster story. I was
listening to some interview with a director just saying like
they really wanted this and he was doing everything not
to do it. This one turned out good. Chris Pratt
and James Gunn was the same way. They kept saying like, oh,
you'd be great for star Lord and he's like, eh,
I don't really think that's the thing. And that also
turned out better. But there's cases where people have had
to use them and they're like, I don't feel wanted
on the set at all. So that would probably be
Jared lettowin our films.
Speaker 4: But you know, I love Jared Leto films Gucci.
Speaker 7: I love him in that fat suit and it's so fit.
I hope he's in a fat suit in every movie.
Speaker 1: As Skeletor so he's had a couple of rough years Skeleton. Yeah,
there's some big bones.
Speaker 2: You got the Bone Temple going on there.
Speaker 1: Just a sad thing to see. October twenty sixth, The
Batman too, and it's just like big crossed out. I
hate when I see that in for a showing. But
that's when you got the Turtles movie and the Peel
movie that comes out in October and it's in the
Tom Cruise and you Re two movie comes out, so yeah,
and that's yeah, you got clay Face and Resident of Eagles,
so you got some good stuff going on there. And
then you got Hunger Games. I guess we're making another one.
Speaker 2: Of those Hungry games.
Speaker 4: Yeah. A new book just came out, so they're like,
let's slap a movie down on it because it's about
what's his name? Yeah, uh, I can't remember his name.
It's the mentor to Catinus basically when he went Amish.
Yeah Amish, I think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so Amos Hamish.
Speaker 2: I think it's Hamish so about his.
Speaker 4: Time in the in the Ring.
Speaker 1: They literally green lit it before. Yeah, they green lit.
They're like they announced the movie in the book at
the same time they did.
Speaker 4: It with ballads of Songworres and snakes too, like they're
fucking ruthless.
Speaker 1: It worked out, and then you got Narnia after that,
and then jam.
Speaker 4: I can't wait for all that Narnia stuff. I'm very
much excited, especially with Daniel Egg playing crazy unc Landrew.
I think that's gonna be great. The Prick of a
Wizard magician character. That's awesome because me and Madison are
still working through the the audio books, so it's a
it's a really cool story, especially with the magician's nephew
setting up. I won't spoil much, but like the world
in between worlds and how like the the Ice Queen
that that's like between Yeah, where like Narnia is you
go to like this It kind of think of like
Mario Sunshine where at Delfino Plaza and you have the
paint places you can go to different worlds, right you go.
Speaker 1: See the Soca is also in the world between worlds.
Speaker 4: That's another good example too. Yeah, but you don't see
ah Sosoca there no soa.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, And that that one's gonna theatrical because it's Netflix,
but it is coming. Gret Bent them over so Ben
she did because they were like, we don't want to
do that. And then my theory is I think she
was gonna walk and they're like, all right, we'll go
theatrical because she was saying that the whole time. And
even I'm actually put out some statement like we're not
doing this again, We're just doing this for Narnia. I
don't believe that, but like, because I think the idea
is they don't want streaming movies to be in the
theaters because that like kills theaters, right because then eventually
it'll just promoting Netflix and Amazon Prime and all this stuff.
Speaker 2: Instead of think, yeah, certain makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but yeah, and then Peel, I'm excited to see
what he's cooking up. It's been been minutes in snowpass
it and Nope, was like, what twenty twenty one? I
think twenty two, so still four years quite a while ago.
Speaker 7: I really want to, I know, but I was so
excited for that movie and I watched it the one
time in theaters.
Speaker 5: Then I was I was let down.
Speaker 7: But on paper, that should be a movie I love,
so I'm definitely gonna try it again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and all those old films had like two years between,
like get IUT was twenty seventeen, US was twenty nineteen,
and that was twenty twenty two, but that got delayed
because of COVID, so that would have been twenty twenty one.
So like they all, they all were always like a
couple of years apart three.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Clay, Carl, did you guys see Mickey seventeen?
Speaker 6: No, I'm actually excited to say that, though.
Speaker 7: Okay I did, And Dylan, this is like the rare. Yeah,
I feel like you and I usually agree with a
lot of things.
Speaker 2: You stop talking. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was so bored in the humor but not
work for me, and a lot of the performances didn't
work for me, including Pattinson, who I usually like, and
Naomi Aki and I ranted all over letterbox.
Speaker 5: You can read my review after this, but.
Speaker 2: The whole I saw the number.
Speaker 1: There's that one star right there.
Speaker 7: Ruffalo is like, no doubt, really good in it, and
I agree with you guys. He's like for me more intermittently,
not the whole time, but he has some really funny moments.
I did laugh a couple of times, but I am
just so sick of like putting Donald Trump in our movies.
I just I get enough of Donald Trump on a
day basis, and that's my own personal baggage.
Speaker 5: But I did not need that whole thing.
Speaker 7: It just yeah, it did not work for me all around.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was hoping.
Speaker 7: I guess part of it was my own expectations of
thinking it was gonna be like a big interplanetary sci
fi adventure thing, and it was a lot more talkie
than I thought it would be. And some of the
dialogue too, like they I don't know if it was
a because bongje And wrote this by himself, right.
Speaker 1: I think, so let me confirm, But I mean, I
know you did it, but yeah, of course.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so many instances of of just like way too
many characters saying the words fuck, like fifty million times
in around Naomi.
Speaker 5: Act particular, and I was like, what are we doing here?
Speaker 7: This just sounds like a kid who just learned how
to swear for the first time.
Speaker 5: I did not like that.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry if now you notice that when you go
back and watch it, that's probably an annoying thing to
bring up. But yeah, it just did not work for me,
and I wanted to I wanted to love it, and
I even wrote in my review like I'm happy I
saw it. I'm not happy I spent so much time
watching it, but I'm happy. I give it my money
and I'll watch anything belong Jun.
Speaker 5: How does he's great?
Speaker 1: Yeah? He was the only writer on there, so okay,
got it.
Speaker 5: Gotta get it.
Speaker 1: Edward Ashton based on the novel.
Speaker 6: And did everybody else like it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we're all.
Speaker 5: I liked your guys.
Speaker 6: I'll watch it then, Okay, you almost have me talked
out of a clay.
Speaker 1: In theaters or sadly it's already on VOD in ten days.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I'll probably just wa it. I haven't been
to cinemony.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't have told him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's so so quick nowadays, like we're talking about
that with friends not long ago. It's just like there's
no time at all before it's released. Feud.
Speaker 1: It's because if they if they take up the years
cost money, if it doesn't make them a huge profit,
they just pulled the repcord right away and just get.
Speaker 5: Out of there. How is Black Bag doing this weekend?
I'm assuming that's going to go to vod pretty quickly,
but I hope it does better than expect. I think,
you guys, I.
Speaker 1: Want to see that so bad. I for good things
I might try to see in the theaters. I got
some type of time. But yeah, I know Nova Kane
was number one this week, and I know the big
other hubbub was that Looney Tunes movie is bombing and
everyone see this is why we didn't get Karyote and acting.
And it's like, well now it's like it's not that's
not true, but it's like like kind of is you know,
it's like the it just comes out and does nothing.
Speaker 2: So I think that's some good criticism though Clay like
obviously me as well, Like I, I'm sick of hearing
about this this Trump individually. You know, it's it's never ending.
I know you've mentioned that too, with other stuff like
White Lotus and whatnot. Just like the so many movies
are just about like shitty white people and how shitty
rich white people. It's like, I get it, and it's
in this movie is definitely that too. I don't know
what it was. Maybe it was just like the maybe
since the humor is working, since I like the sci fi,
maybe I was less distracted. But I definitely think compared
to like parasite and stuff. Definitely was less targeted and
poignant in terms of like the message of it. It
was a bit more scattershot of throwing all these ideas
out there and didn't really tackle all of them with
as much depth. But yeah, still, I guess the rest
of it just worked for me, so I could look
past some of that stuff here.
Speaker 1: Here Friday first one, so nocaine three point nine men
and then black.
Speaker 2: Mitchie only two more million.
Speaker 1: Yeah, taking sixty percent drop or something like that, rough
box office weekend. Yeah, and then I guess they're hoping
next week snow White says anyone seeing snow White quiet.
Speaker 2: I thought that came out like two years ago. I'm
I was shocked to see an ad for the other day.
I'm like, oh, this hasn't been yet, re release, remaster
through some DLC in there. Yeah, Game of the Year edition.
Speaker 1: No, I might if I don't know, I'll have to
see I want. I'm definitely gonna take the movie Girls
Too movie at some point because at spring break it's
just a question of I really don't want to see
snow White. But it's like that there's dog Man, maybe
Looney Tunes. I'd personally rather see Looney Tunes, but I
don't know if they're all into that, so I will
let them pick. But so I might see it, but
not not by choice. I was just gonna say, hey, you
go all try and talk to them to Mickey said.
Speaker 2: By gunpoint, Yeah, hey, you guys.
Speaker 1: You'll learn a lot with Mickey seventeen, you know. But yeah,
you're name seeing us snow way, and usually I was.
Speaker 4: I was thinking about it, but I'm not necessarily feeling
like super super jazz to go like the last one.
It would have been Mufasa, but wasn't even super jazz
for that before that? Oh I haven't. That's the one
thing like when I put on my kids, like Disney
songs just circulate through. It'll do like Muana, it'll do Frozen,
do some of the classics, but it always slides that
fucking Brother song in there, like it's at least four Oh,
it's always always, oh my god, it's just always popping up.
So I'm not a big fan of racing to see that,
but we'll probably say what's on Disney Plus before that, though,
Little Mermaid was the last one I saw in theaters,
and that's because I really liked Little Mermaid, but again
we talked about that a few after Nine's ago. They
cut out the French chef and a few other things,
so it's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay saying you make it sound like we were
also very mad about the friend chef.
Speaker 4: I think it's where I was mad. We were talking
about it. To be honest, the next Disney Live action
adaptation I'm staked about as Leado and Stitch because I
saw that trailer and I fucking got so pumped up
seeing just like a scene for scene it was very
similar to the to the the animated film, and just
like it looked like, damn, this is gonna be a
great time. And they're not trying to do anything too different,
just make it an adaptation to what the animated film was.
Speaker 1: You just want just a wonderful one copy of the
live action you with this Kurkle with How to Train Dragon,
like you get like you guys got the movie already.
You're just watching like, uh, watching the same thing.
Speaker 3: It's like a DC.
Speaker 7: You just don't figure my memory about your Little Mermaid thing.
Speaker 5: Tug ranting about the French chef.
Speaker 7: I think that was the hardest, the hardest I will
af during a newscast when you started singing that song
and everyone.
Speaker 5: Else but with you, not at you.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Stuff, were you happy to? They were replaced with the
scuttle Butt song. Disney's created some really terrible songs. Bullshit
because there are two scenes, two scenes with the French
chef that they asked fucking bullshit.
Speaker 3: The dogs too, they took out, didn't they.
Speaker 1: He's in there kind I think the dogs. Yeah, it's
harder to do with the dogs. He's not anime, right,
so he can't do.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: I just like I'll Leo and Stitch again. The girls
want to see it, but I think it's just like
it's a perfect way to call on your guys's money,
like Lelo Stitch, how you're paying for the exact same
movie again.
Speaker 6: You know, I haven't enjoyed a single one of the
remix what there's been one good yet at all?
Speaker 5: Wow? I remember like a jungle Book. I think that's it.
I'm kind of taking a break from those.
Speaker 1: Like Cinderella because it's somewhat different and they change some
things in there, and I like some of the acting choices.
Kate Blanchett's great as evil stepmother she's just delivering the
whole time.
Speaker 5: So you know she's great in Black Bag. Get Ready,
I can't get I'm pumped up like Leland.
Speaker 1: Yeah I am. I'm ready for I'm coming off the
agency fast better was great on that. I'm loving that
he's doing this like whole spire things. I didn't get
his bond, but I'm getting as this. So no Black Bag,
I'm looking very forward to.
Speaker 4: So so we know we got the Malana live action,
we know we're getting Frozen live action. Do you think
they'd ever do a Toy Story live action?
Speaker 1: Problems they have done any Pixar live action though, Yeah,
that's that's right. PIXARV four has said we have no
interest in doing that. Now. Lots of things change, and
I don't know if they have Yeah, I don't know
if they have the control if they don't want the money.
I don't know if they have the control to stop,
like if it's Aiger, whoever, the next Agur is to
be like, hey, we're making Toy Story, you know, buckle
up or you know quit. So I don't know if
they have something in their contracts where they do approve
the films. But again they said, hey, we're not doing
Inside Out three, And then a couple of weeks later
after came like, oh, I think we got some ideas
for it, So it's.
Speaker 6: Like, yeah, so I still have watched the second one
yet and it's supposed to be really good.
Speaker 1: What the Amma Stone's got sign for Jesse showing us
that he I generated.
Speaker 4: Chris Pratt Traylor.
Speaker 1: All wrong? It has to be like Tom Holland or
like Tom Hit.
Speaker 6: I would get a witty over that. Definitely.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Oh my god, it's somewhat fatter.
Speaker 6: I have a costume in there, actually, do you? Oh yeah, yeah, where.
Speaker 1: To the premiere live action movie?
Speaker 6: So that's maybe go for the part.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but no, maybe we will probably see it unfortunate
in our day. And I feel the Toy Story one
is gonna be very odd to see, Like you're gonna
have actor, it's gonna be like ant Man when he's small.
But like that's one hundred percent of the whole movie
is Glenn Pall and Amma Stone being small and like
looking out for like there's I don't.
Speaker 6: Think he's just you just cann't recreate that on I
just I can't see it. I just can't see it.
Speaker 1: I can't either, but I think they'll do it at
some point.
Speaker 5: Hope you want it, you want it, Taylor.
Speaker 4: I think like I love Toy Story Too, and I
think Toy Story two would be a lot of fun
because it's uh.
Speaker 1: Well, they wouldn't do the weakest one. They leave that.
Speaker 4: I love to Toy Story Too is so good.
Speaker 8: Though.
Speaker 4: You got the airplane scene, you got zer, I take
multiple buzzes.
Speaker 5: Who are you casting as the prospector? Taylor? Oh, Nick Cage?
Speaker 4: No, no, not in a cage. Uh that's uh.
Speaker 1: Nick cass played, said Nick Cage.
Speaker 2: Is Wood's reserved for the mainlink.
Speaker 4: I feel like William Poulter, but he's too old to
play play said.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, agent, Oh yeah, you know I watched him
talking about a while ago and everybody said he looked
like him.
Speaker 1: Did he take his joke or to get really offended
by it?
Speaker 6: He thought it was funny, So he comes him for
an autograph and he said, I really love Toy Story.
Speaker 1: It gets get that gets points like I hate when
people and someone I can't remember who was recently they
got asked with the nipple baby thing and he just
completely lost on an interviewer. It's like, oh my, like
I work really hard. It's like we get it. We
know you work hard, but they're still like, you know,
you still got to foot in the door.
Speaker 2: That I love Margaret Qualley, She's like, you know, I'm
a nipple baby, you know what, but I'm also work hard.
Speaker 1: To m hm.
Speaker 3: Clay.
Speaker 4: Let's let's get Wallace Sean as the Prospector Wallace.
Speaker 7: You know Conceivable, he's the little boss guy from uh
from Incredibles also.
Speaker 1: Okay says he's also in Toy Story as well. Really
who does he play? I'll try and find out. You know,
those picks are people. They're doing like ten voices and stuff.
Speaker 4: Right, Oh, he's Racks, He's all that's right voice.
Speaker 1: What about Brendan Gleeson. We just talked him memories a
joker too. I don't think he would ever do a
movie where he's farting in a box, but I feel like,
you know, he's he's pretty enough for it. Uh, you
know it would be there would be fucking like Josh
gadd or something like that, And that's what Josh jal
or Jack black out the the House of Gucci suit.
Did he do the Prospector?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: You know he want to be fucking Woody and they
cast him was Woody too. I'm not if I'm not prepared.
If I think it's gonna bomb. But if that Tron
movie does good this year and Jared thatll' is the
star of it, I'm not ready for let him to
be everywhere again. But I think it's gonna bomb. Don't
think everyone gives a fuck about tront anymore.
Speaker 4: So if if h Philip seymour hoff and was still alive,
I think he could do a good prospect here. Yeah,
remember Okay Kirkland, you know, along came Polly. Everybody's playing basketball.
Speaker 1: That was before Caponi and his oscar not like, No,
he could not go back to He has a son though,
look up his son. Maybe you son will do it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pizza that kind of Yeah, so maybe Cooper Hoffman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I don't. I shouldn't even put that
out there, Cooper Hofton, don't do it. Stay what you're doing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we shouldn't even be talking about this for good.
Speaker 6: You're putting that in Jude End of the World and
live action to this does not need to happen.
Speaker 1: No, maybe Carl, it's gonna be our kids like when
their parents, they'll be like, oh, they're fucking doing the
live action toy start like my parents, right, like Lion
King came out. Yeah, like Lion King came out in
the nineties, and then once I was like a parent
is like, oh, they're remaking it, So maybe that will
be it. When we're grandparents, that's when we'll get the.
Speaker 2: Live It'll come to you.
Speaker 4: Hey, I got cast in this new toy story. I've action.
Speaker 6: Literally disowned right there, and then you're out of the will.
Speaker 1: When of my kids came up and said, oh, I
got cast stars stories like that's great, Like that's a
big paycheck, that's awesome. I'm not going to show them
be like, why are you doing that? That's the death
of cinema. I couldn't believe you. No, if it's a job,
then great, get toy story. You know I ed you
better than this? Yeah? Oh god Taylor with will are
you guys?
Speaker 7: Is anybody gonna see the Alex G. Garland Warfare movie.
I have mixed feelings about it, like it looks crazy sad.
I can't say I'm like jacked up for it, but
just its leveled up so hard. I feel like with
civil War in terms of action, excited just for like
filmmaking level.
Speaker 3: This movie, I feel like it'll be more on my
on my fancy than Civil War was. Maybe that's what
I was expecting war to be a little bit more.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I thought Civil War was gonna be so good.
But it was awful too, but.
Speaker 1: Curricular with Civil War, though, did you want the war
aspect or did you want the conflict aspect war?
Speaker 3: Because one of the conflict aspects more like focused than
just following like the journalism like THEA.
Speaker 1: I feel like this is gonna be like you want
to see called doing the movie like it's gonna be
like because I think, isn't it co directed by an
actual war or decolt? Yeah, so like it's supposed to
be like very intense, very like realistic war battle scenes.
I just like, and yeah, I home watch and it
might be one I miss. I just have said this before.
I don't have really interest in war movies anymore, and
I just yeah, I don't. I need to see it
for myself. I know a lot of people like it's
glorifying war and soldiers. I don't know about that. I
need to see it. But I also don't like that's
not the content I'm looking out for, but if it's
well made, and I like all of Garland's work so far,
so at home though not theaters.
Speaker 7: I don't think it's tough with Garland, Like he's one
of my favorite directors.
Speaker 5: But on paper, I should not like him.
Speaker 7: Like I loved Civil War, but he uh, he was
putting out all these weird comments about like, oh, this
is such an anti war film, like this is this
is an important.
Speaker 5: Movie, blah blah blah.
Speaker 7: But like you say that and then you put these
cool soundtrack songs in. I'm like, it's really hard to
make an anti war movie, Like you can't say that
and then put in these cool songs and be like, no,
you know what you're doing.
Speaker 5: You know you're trying to make it like a cool movie.
I don't. I don't totally.
Speaker 7: Subscribe to that, but I like he's undeniably I think,
really good with the action scenes and just the tension,
and so I'm excited for that.
Speaker 5: Part of it.
Speaker 1: Clay, did you like Annihilation?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I loved Annihilation. It's a weird and yeah, I gotta.
Speaker 1: Give it another go because it should be completely out
my bandwagon. But I think that people just overhyped it.
For me when I saw it was like, okay, but
like well acted, well shot, like Oscarising. That movie is crazy,
like the stuff he's going through and everything. But I
gotta give it another go because it's one that I
wish I enjoyed more.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 5: Yeah, cool, you've seen.
Speaker 4: Warframe, Well it was war Frame. That's like, that's a
video game. I was just looking at the trailer for Warfare. Yeah,
it looks good. It gives me vibes of Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: With great movie.
Speaker 4: It's such a good movie. I've never not actually a
great movie, Clay, I think you need to watch it.
That's it's up your alley.
Speaker 1: It's a great B movie. Had that in mind. It's
not an actual great movie. It's a great B Yeah.
I like card Michelle Roriguez.
Speaker 7: Aaron Eckert's always going like one hundred and fifty percent,
even in bad movie.
Speaker 3: Oh he's going, he's going.
Speaker 1: It's great.
Speaker 4: It's following like the I want to following the Marines.
If you don't, do you know anything about it?
Speaker 5: They fight aliens? Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Oh it's so good.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, it's worth a watch.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 1: And then there's an other movie ash just coming out
too that I'm curious about that. That's that a Drada
drawn a movie with uh what's his name? Jesse Plemmons.
It's some sort of sci fi movie that comes out
next Lemons or sorry not Plemmons. Fuck, that's the other
breaking back.
Speaker 2: Well, now I'm less interested in Aaron paul I.
Speaker 1: Said Jesse because yeah, and then definitely Unicorn, which I
I'll happy watch at home. I think it could be good.
Speaker 7: But yeah, yeah, I try to see all the twenty
four stuff, but does a Unicorn doesn't totally look Yeah,
I don't know.
Speaker 1: Are you seeing open?
Speaker 2: Plenty four is kind of broadening the scope a little bit.
I think they're doing some less interesting things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about are you seeing Opus this week? Clay?
Because that came up, But that movie's bombing hard big time.
And that Yeah, same thing is like The Sun Dance.
Laurel has like a twenty four but that movie no
one's seeing. I want to see it, but just too
much to see. We'll never know about Clay.
Speaker 2: You know he's gone. What do you guys think happened
to Maddie? By the way, I know he came with
the Michigan game, Michigan Game.
Speaker 1: Right, you guys are.
Speaker 7: Saying, Yeah, I think I'm hearing bad things about Opus,
but I really like aot Beury and John Malkovich.
Speaker 5: And I heard that movie was cut to shit by
the studio, So I don't know. That might be a
home watch.
Speaker 1: We'll see by a twenty four of the studio.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I heard it.
Speaker 11: I heard it got chopped up, like like there're a
bunch of sidecre we have, like we're like big actors
like Juliette Lewis, who I really like, is in that
and apparently she has like five minutes of screen time
and they're like there was definitely something cut from that.
Speaker 5: And yeah, I heard. That's just like about anything, and
it just kind of it's a weird script.
Speaker 1: That's what happens. We get this nice studio, a little
studio making all this weird shit's all going out there,
and now we're getting this thing, Oh oh they cut
the movie money. Yeah, they cut the movie to shit.
It's like and I remember last of the newscasts when
we talked about because remember they were going for the
Halloween rights and they didn't get them. But then that
report came out, like, oh they're gonna try and get
a lot more of that type of stuff, and I
was like, I don't know if I need And that's
by the time they announced like they're doing the desk
Stranding movie. It's like, in theory, I want that, but
at the same time, I just worry, Yeah, gonna kind
of lose himself. And then now it's like A twenty
four had such a specific brand and a track record,
and I think even if you didn't love every movie,
you knew someone that loved that movie, you'd be like, oh, yeah,
like I didn't care for this, but I know so
and so loves this one right where now I feel
like that might not be the case going forward, which
and no one who's kind of taking their crown is Neon.
Neon's kind of takeing that like they had substance last
year with the movie and everything, and like they had
they were they had parasite, they had another pig long legs.
There are long legs. Yeah, they're long legs. And I
haven't seen the monkey, but that was did well for them.
And I'm wrong in thinking Honora is not Neon, is it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So they are, Yeah, Neon's like.
Speaker 5: Do Yeah, I liked it.
Speaker 7: I didn't like it as much as Long Legs. I
think it's got got some third act issues and stuff.
But it's fun, it's a good time.
Speaker 1: I thought. Yeah, yeah, still in theaters see And that's
one they didn't say anything. Long Legs haven't put in theaters,
been out for a while. That's been out for I
think like energy beginning of February and they're still hold
on to it. So but yeah, no, Neon's become that studio.
But yeah, that that sucks. But yeah, definitely un Cornall See.
Speaker 7: The Older a twenty four movie that I absolutely loved
that they were like hints that that there was gonna
be a sequel for a second. I was so excited,
even though though I have no idea what that.
Speaker 5: Sequel would be. Is did you guys ever watch A
Most Violent Year with Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chesney.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Year came out. I really enjoyed it. I
didn't know there was a sequel announced though, that's kind
of no.
Speaker 7: I think I think it was like a fake announcement
because Isaac like did go together or something?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Right, yeah, yeah, I think yeah, yeah. Scenes from
a marriage store, which I've never I've ever watched that one.
I've heard it's good, but like a depressing good where
it's like yeah, you know, so yeah, anything else here
to end us off before we check out?
Speaker 2: So good on a nice little intimate episode of Afternoon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Maddie, I hope you're okay. We saw you pop
up and you know gone.
Speaker 2: We never saw you physically, imagine you were at your
computer or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I did bring you up though on the screen,
so people saw that you were in the room though, Maddie,
So we know you were here.
Speaker 3: So I don't know if he reacted to the pizza
bed that I most the discord. So he's okay, he's aware.
Speaker 2: He's doing a sports game. It must be that game.
Speaker 1: Did he how did he react?
Speaker 3: Fire and heart emoji to.
Speaker 1: Tell which ways fire?
Speaker 2: Maybe there's a fire at his house.
Speaker 3: We should have just.
Speaker 6: Send somebody Ryan quickly.
Speaker 2: But then the heart kind of throws it off.
Speaker 1: The heart dying.
Speaker 6: That was like, no, that's that's just you know, there's
a fire and I love you.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Please make the trailers and then he passes away.
Speaker 1: That would be scary. We talked about the whole water
versus fire situation, and here's madd he's just like fighting
to get out of here. And it's like what I
said about Taylor. He's quiet, then he's gone. But no, Maddy,
Maddy kicked that fire's ass. He'd suck it up and then.
Speaker 2: Shoot, it wasn't looking like Jim Carrey. He was looking
like I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah he put it on Jim Carrey.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but no, Thank you guys for joining. This was
a fun one. Good to catch up with everybody. Good
to see you again. Unfortunately, Carl, you know, Clay.
Speaker 6: Show what the podcast was great? Actually started listening again
when you weren't on it. Yeah, and then black guy
yeah really quick, yeah, yeah, well the first thing in mind,
she can have the rest, she can have the ress.
Speaker 1: My god, well then you better be paying for their
Disneyland trips when it comes up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, of course. I look, it's been really fun listening
and especially at work and stuff.
Speaker 7: Your budd I appreciate it. It's you guys are doing
great stuff and it's fun listening, so thank you.
Speaker 1: Thanks. Like to see where we every time you need
to be a new location. You can't just be at home.
Now on the road, I'm like, yeah, go commit a
heist or something.
Speaker 4: Well, sure, that's why he's on the run. He's always
moving locations.
Speaker 1: He's definitely one day his alibi looking.
Speaker 2: I was on a live podcast one.
Speaker 6: Day and then he pulls on the ski mask and
sad Robin Banks.
Speaker 1: One day on scene and we're just like massive bankaulter
has finally been caught. And then like they're gonna use
these clips in the stupid crude crime doc and Clay
takes us down because like, oh you you gave him
an alibi and you talk with him. He was a monster.
Speaker 6: I only needed the money to make a good film exactly.
Speaker 1: Finally, you guys are