Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 2: It's now it's time for Nick Pouliochini, Who's gonna tell
Speaker 2: us what's going on?
Speaker 3: What's up? How was the.
Speaker 4: Fourth You haven't talked about it? And not that I
Speaker 4: didn't get to miss it.
Speaker 3: Missed you. I missed you. And that's what I have
Speaker 3: to say.
Speaker 4: First and foremost is if you did not catch the
Speaker 4: live broadcast on Friday, I was in Las Vegas celebrating
Speaker 4: my anniversion. I was still catching everybody on Instagram live
Speaker 4: and everybody that was going on. So I'm so glad
Speaker 4: that you guys had it. I had an amazing time
Speaker 4: and I missed you a lot. In fact, I brought
Speaker 4: your present and I know that you're on this fantastic
Speaker 4: being a good boy. And I always bring food and
Speaker 4: everybody Carnicia has enjoyed it, and yeah I was.
Speaker 3: I was doing way too much on the weekend.
Speaker 4: There's food, yes, stuffan go out on the I love
Speaker 4: you Din. I just spent two hours with year. Yeah,
Speaker 4: there's there's food on the other room. But here is
Speaker 4: a just formo I've got. I don't know, I feel
Speaker 4: like I need to be like an influencer. Whatever there is.
Speaker 3: I brought you.
Speaker 4: I couldn't bring you cookies and creak because you won't
Speaker 4: eat it. But I brought your cookies and cream candle,
Speaker 4: so give that a sniff.
Speaker 3: Good. I don't have to eat it. No, it smells
Speaker 3: pretty good.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I want my whole house to
Speaker 4: smell like it, but it smells legit like I'll let
Speaker 4: my office smell it. Gives you the cookies and cream vibe.
Speaker 4: But anyway, thank you for having me here. Had an
Speaker 4: absolutely amazing time. Let's get into it for Vegas, and
Speaker 4: the most exciting thing is the place that we stayed.
Speaker 4: In fact, talk to Daniel already saying that if we
Speaker 4: could make Chatella Moe move to Vegas for fourth of
Speaker 4: July next year, this is the venue.
Speaker 2: Let me just say this, and my wife and I
Speaker 2: have discussed this. We have not really further inquired sure,
Speaker 2: but we're looking in to maybe do it as a
Speaker 2: cruise next year. Okay, like a weekend cruise, a two
Speaker 2: day time.
Speaker 4: I will tell you our tenth anniversary was done and
Speaker 4: as much as I loved it and Brian and had
Speaker 4: an incredible time, I missed every moment of the last
Speaker 4: several years we've all spent together. So I am on
Speaker 4: board with the cruise. I will be the very first
Speaker 4: person to sign up right now, and that would be
Speaker 4: a way we could entice listeners. Hellll to open it up,
Speaker 4: absolutely so, without a question. So if you're watching us
Speaker 4: on YouTube following up, mister Mokelly, you already saw little
Speaker 4: teas of what I want to talk about. First, the
Speaker 4: sky loss at MGM Grand is where we stayed. Now,
Speaker 4: if you are one of those people that is not
Speaker 4: so keen on Vegas and whatever, well that's too bad.
Speaker 4: But I didn't drop a diamond, a slot machine. I
Speaker 4: did no type of gambling in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 4: I just walked through casino floors. But the sky lofts
Speaker 4: at MGM Grand is where we were able to stay
Speaker 4: thanks to Chase Ultimate Travel. If you're familiar with the
Speaker 4: Chase credit card, we have a Sapphire reserved with them,
Speaker 4: and so we knocked out some points and we actually
Speaker 4: got to go in the whole high roller lifestyle at
Speaker 4: the MGM Grand, which is at four corners at Tropicana
Speaker 4: and Las Vegas Bullbard, and we're able to be in
Speaker 4: one of the only fifty one suites on the twenty
Speaker 4: ninth floor, the very top of the hotel with an
Speaker 4: incredible view of the fireworks for the Fourth of July.
Speaker 4: So and it's a one bedroom suite. But the only
Speaker 4: reason I bring it up is we didn't do anything
Speaker 4: to do this other than using points for our credit cards.
Speaker 4: And I know a lot of people play the credit
Speaker 4: card game in the point game, so it's definitely well
Speaker 4: worth it. But you can see we had an amazing
Speaker 4: view of New York, New York across the street in
Speaker 4: the Cosmopolitan. And if I've lost you because you don't
Speaker 4: know what I'm talking about, well I'm really sad.
Speaker 3: And need to go to Vegas, right. But all those
Speaker 3: things so amazing.
Speaker 4: But we also had so much that we actually talked
Speaker 4: about here on the show with What's Up with Nick
Speaker 4: or This Weekend with Nick Pouliochini fifteen Minute Footy. We
Speaker 4: went to something we talked to a few weeks ago
Speaker 4: about that's coming up in Chicago and Philadelphia, which will
Speaker 4: be Netflix Houses. There's actually Netflix Bites restaurant which is
Speaker 4: inside of MGM Grant, and we got a special opportunity
Speaker 4: to try out some of the food, all themed, two
Speaker 4: different episodes of television and movies and film and everything
Speaker 4: from Netflix properties. About eighteen different properties represented. And here's
Speaker 4: the biggest thing. A lot of times you do these
Speaker 4: pop ups and they're not all that exciting. This was delicious.
Speaker 4: The Red Bite Green Bite, which is probably the most fun,
Speaker 4: was a wheel that you spun and it had from
Speaker 4: squid Games. It had the uh you play red Light
Speaker 4: green Light. It had that you actually got the statue
Speaker 4: on your table to play with it, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: And you got to spin a wheel and you had
Speaker 4: three different sauces to choose from. The green was like
Speaker 4: an rbaceous, very chill and mellow kind of a ranch.
Speaker 4: The yellow was a little bit spicier, and then the
Speaker 4: red one just kind of knocked your socks off. So
Speaker 4: it was a whole our own version of Red Light
Speaker 4: Green Light. But it was great because we really don't
Speaker 4: get that opportunity. You can check out at mister mo
Speaker 4: Kelly right now. Daniel's got a little bit of a
Speaker 4: fly through of what happens for Netflix Bikes. It's a
Speaker 4: beautiful space. Everything is well curated for you to get
Speaker 4: your Instagram moment in and the best part of it
Speaker 4: is it's not crazy breaking the bank pricing. You'd think, oh,
Speaker 4: this is gonna be insane, it's gonna be a couple
Speaker 4: hundred bucks a person. I think Brian and I got
Speaker 4: another about thirty five bucks each. What ridiculous out that's
Speaker 4: not encount right, I was gonna say, it's not counting
Speaker 4: the cocktails, which they actually had some really awesome mocktails,
Speaker 4: because if you know me, I don't drink Brian does.
Speaker 4: I'm the you know, built in dd and even the
Speaker 4: mocktails were really fun and they were all themed to it.
Speaker 4: One of the coolest things was something if you follow
Speaker 4: Love Is Blind, they actually had like a blind tasting
Speaker 4: of some different food items and different cocktails to go
Speaker 4: along with that series from Netflix.
Speaker 3: So that's something that's cool.
Speaker 4: If you're looking for something a little bit closer to home,
Speaker 4: because we do not have a Netflix Bites or we
Speaker 4: don't have a Netflix house coming.
Speaker 3: We've have the pop ups in the past, you want to.
Speaker 4: Go over to the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood because that
Speaker 4: is own and operated by Netflix, and the front store
Speaker 4: there actually has some really cool vignettes from Wednesday, the
Speaker 4: TV series, and from stranger things, some photo ops and
Speaker 4: they always are changing these these things out on a
Speaker 4: regular basis, so I highly recommend checking out here a
Speaker 4: little bit closer to home. But then also the fourth
Speaker 4: of July fireworks, they're nothing like Chateau Lemo I will
Speaker 4: tell you you cannot beat that vantage point absolutely, but
Speaker 4: being able to see them shot off from the top
Speaker 4: of the Augustus Twert Caesars on the strip. Also Resorts World,
Speaker 4: they had it over in Red Rock Canyon. They were
Speaker 4: all over Plazant in downtown. You can see it mister
Speaker 4: Mokelly on YouTube a little glimpse of a friend of
Speaker 4: mine who was filming so that you were able to
Speaker 4: see exactly straight across from what it looked like.
Speaker 3: But it was great.
Speaker 4: I mean, there was a smaller, more intimate thing, but
Speaker 4: we were able to watch it from the twenty ninth
Speaker 4: floor of the MGM Grand and that was probably one
Speaker 4: of the coolest experiences that we've ever had.
Speaker 3: Truly. We got to check out the sphere.
Speaker 4: If you've seen any of the cool things for the sphere,
Speaker 4: this sphere is insane up close, and I will have
Speaker 4: pictures and video for you of inside and outside at
Speaker 4: this Weekend with Nick and Nic Pouliochini on social media.
Speaker 3: But it's insane how huge it is, Like you can't
Speaker 3: stadium size.
Speaker 4: It makes so Fi look like nothing to me, and
Speaker 4: so Fi you and I know, well, it's humongous of
Speaker 4: all of the pro NFL stadiums, and you can kind
Speaker 4: of see right now the inside of it. It literally
Speaker 4: is this massive globe that you go in. We saw
Speaker 4: Postcard from Earth, which is a special I would say
Speaker 4: like an imax if you've ever been to an Imax,
Speaker 4: or maybe the Rubetage Fleet Center in San Diego. It's
Speaker 4: that experience you go in there. It is attuned beautifully
Speaker 4: sound and everything else to be able to really thoroughly
Speaker 4: enjoy it no matter where you're sitting. So I'm gonna
Speaker 4: say there's those times where you're like, ah, there's not
Speaker 4: a bad seat in the house. This genuinely does not
Speaker 4: have a bad seat in the house. The seats are
Speaker 4: all set up to move with you. You can have there's smells,
Speaker 4: there's smoke, there's water. It's very much the four dy experience.
Speaker 4: What's really cool coming up. We're just a few weeks early,
Speaker 4: but we may be going back. We'll see the Wizard
Speaker 4: of Oz has been remastered for the sphere so that
Speaker 4: you're able to actually have a full orchestra that has
Speaker 4: performed the entire score from the original film, and they
Speaker 4: have remastered it digitally to be specific to this immersive experience,
Speaker 4: so you'll be surrounded by Oz when you have that
Speaker 4: transition sequence from black and white to color, you experience
Speaker 4: it physically in person. So absolutely wild Backstreet Boys are
Speaker 4: also going to be coming up there here soon Insomniac
Speaker 4: if you're familiar with them, who do a lot of
Speaker 4: like the Tomorrowland Raves.
Speaker 3: And everything else.
Speaker 4: They have a special partnership coming up one of the
Speaker 4: amazing things that we're able to check out. But I
Speaker 4: know we gotta take a quick break. But I got
Speaker 4: so much more to fill you in on. Well let's
Speaker 4: heart to get the break, so get back.
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Speaker 2: It's Later with Mo Kelly, Part two of What's Up
Speaker 2: with Nick Poliochanni go.
Speaker 4: I want us do some shout outs really quick to
Speaker 4: the mome egos in the chat room because everybody's asking
Speaker 4: questions and everything else and wishing happy anniversary, thank you
Speaker 4: so much, and complimented me on my light. I guess
Speaker 4: I'm looking unusually good to my ring light, So thank
Speaker 4: you Daniel for that one. But yeah, pictures don't do
Speaker 4: the Sphere justice. Unfortunately, I was looking at Monette. It
Speaker 4: looks like you were hoping that the Wizard of Oz
Speaker 4: will be coming in its form as I described for
Speaker 4: the Sphere. It's only made for the Sphere, so it
Speaker 4: will not be coming to southern California, even though we
Speaker 4: have similar theaters here. And then somebody had asked, oh,
Speaker 4: Aaron had asked specifically, what the Alphabet Mafia and the
Speaker 4: Wizard of Oz have so much connection in it? It's
Speaker 4: actually Wicked and the Alphabet Mafia. And if you missed
Speaker 4: the description from last hour with Twala and Moe and
Speaker 4: Mark regarding Superman, you should definitely catch that on the
Speaker 4: podcast because that pretty much covers exactly the same reasoning
Speaker 4: why Wicked connects with the Alphabet Mafia. So well, so
Speaker 4: all right, that's our homework. Let's get back into Vegas.
Speaker 4: Yes it is warm, yes it is dry, but it's
Speaker 4: absolutely worth it because you can moisturize and be in
Speaker 4: air conditioning the entire time and have no idea of
Speaker 4: the heat.
Speaker 3: What was the temperature.
Speaker 4: Hundred and six, which very dry, So for me, I
Speaker 4: mean palm springs worse because there's usually a bit of
Speaker 4: humidity with that and I'm definitely not gonna talk about
Speaker 4: Florida because that's just too much humidity.
Speaker 3: How for No Leans, what's the what's the summers like?
Speaker 3: Hot and sweaty?
Speaker 4: Okay, definitely, so Vegas is hot and sweaty. But yeah, Anyway,
Speaker 4: we had took in shows because you go to Vegas
Speaker 4: right to take in shows. We did see Ka by
Speaker 4: Sir to Sol at the MGM Grand, which has been
Speaker 4: there for over twenty years, which is wild to think
Speaker 4: that a lot of these resident shows have been there.
Speaker 4: Sir Sol, which is out of I believe it's Montreal.
Speaker 4: It's out of French Canada. Uh, it has a French
Speaker 4: Canadian background. Anyway, Ka is at MGM Grand. But you've
Speaker 4: got O at Bolagio. So many things absolutely incredible and
Speaker 4: they do come regularly. In fact, Echo was just here
Speaker 4: at Lagune Hills Mall and you were able to check
Speaker 4: that out. Unfortunately, that's the last one, and we had
Speaker 4: in the winter, fall and winter last year we had
Speaker 4: Kuza over at the Pier in Tanta Monica, so they
Speaker 4: always are coming through, so that's an opportunity that you
Speaker 4: could be able to to the show. But Spiegel World
Speaker 4: is not their competition, but they do a very different job,
Speaker 4: a much more intimate job of providing burlesque situations, a
Speaker 4: little bit sexier, a little bit more vivacious, if you will,
Speaker 4: but still all the artistry in a much more intimate space.
Speaker 4: We attended Atomic Saloon at the Venetian amazing, absolutely well
Speaker 4: worth it. They have just opened the Disco, which is
Speaker 4: a brand new experience and there's also the Dinah Ross
Speaker 4: attached to that one. Obviously, Diana Ross is the kind
Speaker 4: of the patron, if you will, patron saint of the restaurant,
Speaker 4: so that's a really cool opportunity for you to do.
Speaker 4: We also tried Hakkasan, which is a nightclub out of
Speaker 4: MGM Grand. We actually went and got a special invitation
Speaker 4: to do dim sum with them, and it was amazing,
Speaker 4: like just to be in a nightclub with all the
Speaker 4: vibes and all the music, and it was obviously a
Speaker 4: little bit quieter, but we had dim sum that was delicious.
Speaker 3: And then what else did we do?
Speaker 4: Oh, I will say this, and I did not tell
Speaker 4: this to Daniel, so you don't know all about these details.
Speaker 4: But we went to the first or we went to
Speaker 4: the world's largest dispensary for cannabis, which is like the argest.
Speaker 4: The world's largest is like one hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 4: square feet. It's called Planet thirteen.
Speaker 3: I had.
Speaker 4: It may not be that large, trust me, there's a
Speaker 4: lot of embellishment that goes on. But was very unique
Speaker 4: and cool about this one, beyond the fact that there
Speaker 4: were at least one hundred bar ten bud tenders that
Speaker 4: were there to walk through and explain things to you.
Speaker 4: The cooler thing if you've ever been curious about marijuana,
Speaker 4: I've never been more educated in my life. A lot
Speaker 4: of times, if you go to a place a little
Speaker 4: bit closer to home, you're going to get a good
Speaker 4: deal and you're gonna have your bud tender. Yeah, mean
Speaker 4: that kind of concept. This was not that experience. In fact, Marjorie,
Speaker 4: funny enough, not related to Bill Handle, but Marjorie was
Speaker 4: our bud tender and she was incredibly knowledgeable and so
Speaker 4: much information that she was able to figure out what
Speaker 4: strain you wanted and give you the background and how
Speaker 4: it would make you feel and everything else. But inside
Speaker 4: a Planet thirteen, they actually have a speak Easy that
Speaker 4: it serves you cocktails and food that are infused with
Speaker 4: THC or CBD, and they're incredible. I have not had
Speaker 4: a cocktail since twenty seventeen when I quit drinking, but
Speaker 4: I did have an Old Fashioned at this event.
Speaker 3: It tasted identical to the best most.
Speaker 4: High end Old Fashion, just had a little bit of
Speaker 4: a different experience attached. So it was incredible. It was
Speaker 4: absolutely delicious, had the best time. But I think because
Speaker 4: I really like to learn a lot about things. I mean,
Speaker 4: even though I don't drink anymore, I'm still an eenophile.
Speaker 4: I still like wine and learning about wine and everything
Speaker 4: else that way. I love spirits. I'm still your go
Speaker 4: to somalier if you have questions or if you need
Speaker 4: a bartender. I'm really good with mixology, but I just
Speaker 4: like to be educating. It was so cool to go
Speaker 4: to a space that had so much knowledge about the
Speaker 4: different the different dispensaries and the different operations around the
Speaker 4: world and who was developing out marijuana and everything to
Speaker 4: that effect.
Speaker 3: I had no idea. It was all that.
Speaker 4: Just it feels so much more like we grew up
Speaker 4: in southern California wards, like you just knew the guy
Speaker 4: down the street and you would just go by some on
Speaker 4: the street corner.
Speaker 3: And now it's such a different business.
Speaker 4: So that was the incredible time he had in Vegas
Speaker 4: to wrap things up a little quick here. I want
Speaker 4: to do things that are closer to home that are
Speaker 4: going on for us that have just started. So if
Speaker 4: you're looking for something this week or this weekend, you've
Speaker 4: got the Shakespeare. The free Shakespeare in the Park that's
Speaker 4: been happening all started back on the twenty fourth of
Speaker 4: June runs through the thirty first of August. This is
Speaker 4: a free ninety nine situation. And there are two different
Speaker 4: William Shakespeare productions that are being presented right now. It's
Speaker 4: Late Love's Labor's Lost and that runs through the twenty
Speaker 4: seventh of July, and then the sixth through the thirty
Speaker 4: first of August it'll be Doctor Faustus And both of
Speaker 4: those are happening Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sunday, So Wednesdays
Speaker 4: through Sundays at seven pm and it's free and that's
Speaker 4: the biggest thing.
Speaker 3: It's very cool.
Speaker 4: So if you want a really unique, special way to
Speaker 4: get an initial introduction to Shakespeare, that's a great opportunity. Also,
Speaker 4: the Lost in Dreams and Music Festival is taking place
Speaker 4: in la this weekend. Pageant of the Masters and Festival
Speaker 4: of the Arts and Laguna Beach is underw as well
Speaker 4: as the Sawdust Arts Festival. And yeah, so everybody's kind
Speaker 4: of recooping from the fourth of July, like we've already
Speaker 4: talked about, but there's still a handful of things that
Speaker 4: you can do in and around the south Land and
Speaker 4: they can always find all this information at this week
Speaker 4: of with Nick and Nick Poliochini. On social media you
Speaker 4: can see a tour as Daniel was showing earlier in
Speaker 4: the show of exactly what that skyloft looked like at
Speaker 4: the MGM Grand And I've also got all sorts of
Speaker 4: other tours and so much.
Speaker 3: More to share with you and for you to enjoy
Speaker 3: on socials. Good to have you back, brother. We missed
Speaker 3: you home.
Speaker 4: Yes, in fact, I even think Wendy had a cake
Speaker 4: or she sent and I feel terrible.
Speaker 3: That I wasn't there. For that.
Speaker 4: So, and I know somebody else's anniversary is coming up
Speaker 4: real soon here in not too long. Oh oh, I'm
Speaker 4: off yeah about that.
Speaker 2: We'll probably just maybe go to Morton's and just have
Speaker 2: a dinner.
Speaker 3: We're real big on not making a big deal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but yeah, but I think we should go to
Speaker 4: the sky Long Beach and we can do the four
Speaker 4: of us and celebrate. But that's just me and we'll
Speaker 4: talk about it. We'll talk about it. That's the story
Speaker 4: for another day. Thank you so much again. Check me
Speaker 4: out this week of Nick and Nick Pouli o'kina and
Speaker 4: social media and I will catch you with what's up
Speaker 4: with Nick next week.
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Speaker 3: And we often talk about AI.
Speaker 2: We talk about robotic technology, well what happens when it
Speaker 2: comes together and it's also merged with sports.
Speaker 3: China has had.
Speaker 2: Its first AI powered robotic soccer tournament and it took
Speaker 2: place rather recently. And I'm not talking about radio control vehicles.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about just robots that people control. We're
Speaker 2: talking about fully autonomous humanoid robots playing soccer. There's zero
Speaker 2: human intervention. Each team had three active humanoid robots plus
Speaker 2: a substitute, playing two ten minute halves with a five
Speaker 2: minute break. The robots ran, walked, kicked, and even made
Speaker 2: real time decisions using AI and sensors. Cameras and we're
Speaker 2: showing you to you right now on YouTube. Cameras and
Speaker 2: optical sensors allowed them to detect the ball from up
Speaker 2: to sixty five feet away with more than ninety percent accuracy.
Speaker 2: And get this, this is the thing which really messed
Speaker 2: me up. They also recognized teammates, field markings, goals, and opponents.
Speaker 2: And if you're looking at it, they don't necessarily move
Speaker 2: as fluidly as a human being, but you can tell,
Speaker 2: and we talked about this with boxing a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago, you can tell. This will probably be the
Speaker 2: future of a lot of sports as we know it,
Speaker 2: especially when you talk about robotics.
Speaker 3: AI, gambling, and then you have a sport.
Speaker 2: We're not worried about injuries per se, you're not worried
Speaker 2: about contracts of players far more economical, you're not worried
Speaker 2: about any type of labor disagreement until they become self.
Speaker 3: Aware of want to take over the world.
Speaker 4: Right, Because I was going to energy, and I apologize
Speaker 4: for interrupting, but first of all, watching the video, these
Speaker 4: bots are up in each other's face and they're being
Speaker 4: taken away on stretchers.
Speaker 3: Like if you're not watching on YouTube right now, you
Speaker 3: can see it. Oh there's physicality. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: physicality to it.
Speaker 4: But the question that I have is, so we are
Speaker 4: so worried about doping with existing athletes, what happens when
Speaker 4: you have robotic athletes involved that can be reprogrammed?
Speaker 3: Like, what does that look like?
Speaker 2: There has to be some sort of limitation in the
Speaker 2: way that you have NASCAR World all the cars within
Speaker 2: certain specifications.
Speaker 3: Of course, with any type of.
Speaker 2: Competition, folks are going to try to cheat, of course,
Speaker 2: and the old saying is if you're not cheating, you're
Speaker 2: not trying. But I could easily look at this and say, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: this is going to be the future of sports as
Speaker 2: we know it, because there's no for sure, you don't
Speaker 2: have to be a multi billionaire to own a franchise, right, No,
Speaker 2: that's true. You don't need to have access to a
Speaker 2: full stadium arena. That's about the size of a high
Speaker 2: school gym. Yeah, I mean you could sponsor a player here.
Speaker 2: You could sponsor like you could piece meal it out,
Speaker 2: you could specifically, it's a very different realm.
Speaker 3: Wow, he just ate it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Sorry I was laughing at that too.
Speaker 3: I don't mean to like the laughing doesn't go to
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. Walk like I do with bad hips.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's pretty much, but they take a misstep and
Speaker 2: they just face plant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's really really impressive. But I think that's it.
Speaker 4: It's I'm really curious to see how that plays out
Speaker 4: specific to what you just described.
Speaker 2: So that's not I just think of someone always looked like,
Speaker 2: look how someone can take something right now and then
Speaker 2: turn it into what the future is going to be.
Speaker 2: If you have an autonomous league, the entry point for
Speaker 2: people to be a franchise owner much lower. You know,
Speaker 2: you can easily monetize it, you can easily advertise, you
Speaker 2: can sell to your point, you can sell advertising space.
Speaker 2: It just lends itself to making all sorts of money
Speaker 2: without requiring as much money as you would for other
Speaker 2: professional sports.
Speaker 3: It's exciting, but it does.
Speaker 4: I was hoping for a little bit more fluidity like
Speaker 4: Megan from the horror film, but you.
Speaker 3: Know, well, how far away are we filing? Not too much? No,
Speaker 3: I totally agree. Look, and I talk about this all
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 2: Rock Eam sock'em Robots was something that was very much
Speaker 2: a part of my childhood. And I know, if you've
Speaker 2: seen the movie Real Steal, that's kind of rock em
Speaker 2: sockem Robots.
Speaker 3: Totally.
Speaker 2: We're there, We're actually there, and instead they can actually move,
Speaker 2: they're not they're not limited to one particular location and
Speaker 2: just slugging it out. And we're showing you rock sock
Speaker 2: and Robots right now on the YouTube page.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Daniel.
Speaker 2: I just love this And I don't know how soon
Speaker 2: or how long it's going to take to get it
Speaker 2: here in the United States, because all those things in
Speaker 2: China don't necessarily immediately translate. But in the way that
Speaker 2: we had we've had robot wars, we've had all sorts
Speaker 2: of oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they have a battlebot's arena in bveagadle Bo was
Speaker 4: wild like the series that we were used to.
Speaker 3: They're filming it now in Las Vegas.
Speaker 4: Love battle Box, just like they have the Formula one
Speaker 4: things that are in Las Vegas now, it's insane. In
Speaker 4: Vegas is still that hub. Even it's a lot quieter now,
Speaker 4: it's that hub for all this technology. But even going
Speaker 4: back to what you were just referencing, do you remember
Speaker 4: the vibration table for football when we were kids?
Speaker 3: Remember I had, I had it.
Speaker 4: But that's what I'm saying, electronic football, which is hilarious
Speaker 4: because of like so that. So that's the crawling, and
Speaker 4: then you've got the movie that was the walking, and
Speaker 4: now you've got the running because you've actually got a
Speaker 4: blown AI game going.
Speaker 3: Mark, did you ever play electronic football?
Speaker 5: Are you kidding me? I was a poor kid. We
Speaker 5: didn't have those in my white trash house. That was
Speaker 5: the rich kids across the street had one of those.
Speaker 5: I always wanted one.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. It's called electric football football And.
Speaker 5: They had that one with the like the three dots
Speaker 5: that were supposed to be a football ball, right, and.
Speaker 2: It's just just Dan, if you can find election football
Speaker 2: and they would just be Now you can't say running.
Speaker 2: They were vibrating circles and you try to do a
Speaker 2: play and out of you were more using your imagination.
Speaker 3: It wasn't actually football in an era of ADHD.
Speaker 4: There's a reason it does not exist anymore because you
Speaker 4: would get so bored out of your mind.
Speaker 3: And I know, kids today is like you played that.
Speaker 5: Yes, I've got a real soft spot for those vintage
Speaker 5: toys because they're so prehistoric and hilarious and really just
Speaker 5: aggressively unentertaining thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they are unentertaining because these predated video games as
Speaker 2: we knew them, right, and even though you know you
Speaker 2: could have fun with it, but it was really really limited.
Speaker 5: I mean I was playing a Resident Evil video game
Speaker 5: over the weekend, where you know, it's like you're in
Speaker 5: a cartoon or a film, and it's just sick. And
Speaker 5: I'm trying to imagine how I would have responded to
Speaker 5: that when I was a kid, when all we had
Speaker 5: was you know, Lincoln logs and the winter we had snowballs.
Speaker 5: It's just it's a different universe. Those old toys I
Speaker 5: think are just hilarious. They are because I grew up
Speaker 5: playing with linking logs and Erector set. Did you have
Speaker 5: a rector set. I had a rector set.
Speaker 4: Legos obviously leg but then they had connects, which was
Speaker 4: kind of like the late eighties early nineties.
Speaker 3: So was the grown ass man the eighties.
Speaker 4: Well, let's be real, twenty twenty five, grown ass men
Speaker 4: play Legos, so Mark Ronnod True.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I don't know do you own any Legos? Mark?
Speaker 5: I'm not into Legos, but quite a number of my
Speaker 5: nerd friends are really seriously into those expensive Lego sets,
Speaker 5: and they look forward to the new ones.
Speaker 3: When they come out.
Speaker 4: I mean, you can invest in them to the point
Speaker 4: that they there's a market for them. Yeah, they are
Speaker 4: collector's items and people trade them and everything else, like
Speaker 4: it was a stock market situation. Yeah, they're not cheap either. No,
Speaker 4: no good job for Lego. I wish I had bought stock,
Speaker 4: or when my parents had bought stock when I was.
Speaker 3: Like, I wish I kept all my Legos. I like
Speaker 3: gave them away.
Speaker 4: I don't see now. I still have a trash can
Speaker 4: from when I was a kid.
Speaker 3: I had a.
Speaker 2: Yeah, same box because I bought all of them, and
Speaker 2: I would usually it was Sunday afternoons, I'd have a
Speaker 2: new Lego set I'd be watching Tom Hatton whatever the
Speaker 2: movie was.
Speaker 3: Then it goes to Mister Chicken, whatever it was.
Speaker 2: And I would sit in front of the TV, the
Speaker 2: family TV in the living room, family room and put
Speaker 2: a Lego the latest Lego set together and will take
Speaker 2: me most of the day because I'm.
Speaker 3: Watching TV and also doing it.
Speaker 2: And that was like kind of family time because we'd
Speaker 2: all be watching a movie in one room together. Imagine
Speaker 2: that that doesn't happen anymore.
Speaker 4: That is wild, I was going to say, because now
Speaker 4: if you're all in the same room, you're all in
Speaker 4: or mobile devices and no one's talking to each other.
Speaker 3: So while they cohabitate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I grew up in an era where
Speaker 2: we had a family dinner where everyone ate twogether.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is science fiction, yes, and that time is
Speaker 2: never going to come back, But I'm saying I can
Speaker 2: be appreciative of the fact that, yes, there was a
Speaker 2: family time where we all sat down and ate together.
Speaker 3: Did you have TV trades? Did we have TV trades
Speaker 3: or no?
Speaker 4: No, not just that, But I was like, at least
Speaker 4: when I was younger, I remember we could not, except
Speaker 4: for with special permission, go into the television room.
Speaker 3: We had to eat at the table.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had Swanson dinners and everything.
Speaker 3: That's some child abuse right there.
Speaker 2: There's nothing better than like a Swanson Salisbury steak dinner.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know, I'm gonna bring here.
Speaker 2: With aluminum ten. You have to put you know, the
Speaker 2: hungry man dinner in the oven. No, send those to
Speaker 2: that gator, Gitmo, I want no part of it. Well, no,
Speaker 2: I'm saying I would never eat it now because I
Speaker 2: look at it now. It's like it had like fifteen
Speaker 2: hundred grams of sodium. Yeah, and that nasty like peas
Speaker 2: and carrots mixture, and the potatoes which never defrosted a
Speaker 2: wark run work run, and it had this like fake
Speaker 2: butter on that say, and those potatoes were not potatoes
Speaker 2: like powder.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was like powdered milk. It was as you're
Speaker 4: eating as bestis. Well, that's why we're surviving so long now, Mark,
Speaker 4: because we're well preserved.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness.
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Speaker 3: Good evening, sir, Hello mister Kelly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why Yeah, I'm doing well, still trying to kind
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much, George, you got it. And before
Speaker 2: we get out of here, I want to just circle
Speaker 2: back real quickly. I know that Superman movie, the conversation
Speaker 2: surrounding the movie.
Speaker 3: I don't even have a final thought tonight.
Speaker 2: That movie, that conversation is going to loom large for
Speaker 2: the next few weeks, and it's going to be kicked
Speaker 2: around like a political football.
Speaker 3: It is not as overtly.
Speaker 2: Political, I suspect I haven't seen it yet as some
Speaker 2: people want to make it. But Superman has always had
Speaker 2: a political theme running through it always. And I know
Speaker 2: we live in a time where everything is outrageous, everything
Speaker 2: makes us so angry, everything is unacceptable, everything we need
Speaker 2: to boycott. I know, and I know that the calls
Speaker 2: have already started for people to boycott this Superman movie.
Speaker 2: Let me put it like this. If superhero movies are
Speaker 2: your thing, then go see it. If they're not your thing,
Speaker 2: then it wouldn't have made any difference anyhow. If you're
Speaker 2: going to a movie for some level of affirmation, be
Speaker 2: it political or otherwise, then you're not even in the
Speaker 2: right headspace to enjoy anything. If you're a student of media,
Speaker 2: student of movies and history, then you would know that
Speaker 2: everything that is on your TV, everything which has been
Speaker 2: in the movie house, has been on some level political.
Speaker 2: If you grew up watching television in the nineteen seventies
Speaker 2: and did not know or realize or understand that everything
Speaker 2: that Norman Lee or put on that screen was overtly political,
Speaker 2: then you just weren't paying attention. If you're a fan
Speaker 2: of Mel Brooks as a producer or a movie director
Speaker 2: and didn't know that he was putting his politics, even
Speaker 2: though making fun of politics many times in his movies,
Speaker 2: then you just weren't paying attention, or maybe no one
Speaker 2: pointed it out to you. If you thought that you
Speaker 2: were watching a rocky movie and not looking at something
Speaker 2: which was abjectly political, then you just weren't paying attention. Now,
Speaker 2: it's just that everyone wants to focus in on the
Speaker 2: messages found in these movies.
Speaker 3: But they've always been there, always been there. You can't even.
Speaker 2: Watch a movie like Aliens and not understand that there
Speaker 2: are overt messages about capitalism and corporate greed and the
Speaker 2: military industrial complex. That's all in just alien off the
Speaker 2: top of my head. Maybe you weren't paying attention. Maybe
Speaker 2: now you are paying attention, and all of a sudden
Speaker 2: you realize, oh my gosh, there's vegetables with this meal.
Speaker 2: It's not all fatny, that's what I think it. They realize,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, there's some healthy stuff in here too.
Speaker 2: I didn't pay for healthy stuff. I paid for fast food.
Speaker 2: And you know what, that's okay. If you cannot separate
Speaker 2: the two, If you can't separate what the director's intended
Speaker 2: message was from the enjoyment of a movie, that's a
Speaker 2: U problem. That really is a U problem, because it's
Speaker 2: always been there. Now you're just looking for it. You're
Speaker 2: looking for the proverbial monster under the bed. And now
Speaker 2: when all of a sudden something scares you, you think
Speaker 2: the monster is real. No, it isn't. The monster has
Speaker 2: always been in your head. For KFI AM six forty,
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