Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
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Speaker 2: Oh? I didn't realize that we did that right.
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Speaker 2: That's a that's sweet, it's silly.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Strong reactions to the title animals human like teeth and
Speaker 1: a twenty nineteen trailer pushed this film's from mare to
Speaker 1: twenty twenty for a dental surgery.
Speaker 2: What is Sonic the Hedgehog?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: People lost their minds over that. If you care about
Speaker 1: Sonic the Hedgehog that much, that passionately, Oh all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good for you.
Speaker 1: Good for you. I hope good for you.
Speaker 2: At least you're not thinking about yourself the whole time.
Speaker 4: That's true, You're thinking about cartoon hedgehog and whether or
Speaker 4: not a cartoon hedgehog should have anthropomorphically correct teeth. When
Speaker 4: hedgehog teeth are what are they small? And I don't
Speaker 4: know either. That's why what else is going on?
Speaker 2: Time for what's happening? Hedgehog expert?
Speaker 1: Over there? Well, we mentioned it. Look outside we have
Speaker 1: had some rain, not a lot. The light steady rain
Speaker 1: more is on the way. They say this is going
Speaker 1: to bring about one quarter to a half an inch
Speaker 1: of rain. After the rain today tapers off, will get
Speaker 1: a brief eighteen to twenty four hour break before a
Speaker 1: second non atmospheric river storm moves in Thursday night into Friday,
Speaker 1: also called light rain.
Speaker 4: Northern California definitely did get the majority of the rain
Speaker 4: from these storms that have rolled in. San Francisco set
Speaker 4: a daily record for almost two and a half inches
Speaker 4: of rain in a single day. All of this, of course,
Speaker 4: was drawing some concern for the fire areas. National Weather
Speaker 4: Service said not to worry too much because the rain
Speaker 4: wasn't going to be coming down that fast and that hard.
Speaker 4: But speaking of fires, Unified has laid out a timeline
Speaker 4: for getting students displaced by at least the Palisades fire
Speaker 4: back on campus. That means that they're going to basically
Speaker 4: have to rebuild Palisage Charter High School, Palisage Charter Elementary,
Speaker 4: and Marquez Magnet Elementary. The district says they will allocate
Speaker 4: seven hundred and twenty five million dollars for the effort,
Speaker 4: and they'll also spend hundreds of millions of dollars on
Speaker 4: HVAC systems, seismic retrofitting, air purifiers for every classroom. This
Speaker 4: is one of those areas where it would make perfect
Speaker 4: sense to bring in Rick Caruso's steadfast LA planners and
Speaker 4: getting them on the getting them on the task of
Speaker 4: putting back the schools as quickly as possible.
Speaker 1: Trump is going after the alleged high speed rail project
Speaker 1: here in California, criticizing the project, vowing to investigate what
Speaker 1: he calls the worst managed project he's ever seen that
Speaker 1: is not inaccurate.
Speaker 4: He said, it's the worst thing, and we're going to
Speaker 4: start an investigation of that because it's not possible. I
Speaker 4: built for a living, I built on time, on budget,
Speaker 4: he says, it's impossible that something could cost that back.
Speaker 1: Because everyone had their hands in the coffers. Is exactly
Speaker 1: what happened. Everyone tried to make money off of this thing,
Speaker 1: and it got bogged down with bureaucracy and infighting. They
Speaker 1: were just actually wanted to build high speed rail. It
Speaker 1: would get done, but that's not why that project was about.
Speaker 1: It was about greedy politicians.
Speaker 4: When asked who would lead the investigation, he said, I'm
Speaker 4: doing that myself.
Speaker 1: Okay, we all have it met projects.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 4: The California High Speed Rail Authority, who's should be busy
Speaker 4: building things and not replying on social media, replied on
Speaker 4: social media ignore the noise.
Speaker 2: We're busy building. I don't see it, but apparently they're busy.
Speaker 1: Have you heard about the Beatles disguised as snacks? Customs
Speaker 1: officials say smuggled live beatles diskised as Japanese snacks, potato chips,
Speaker 1: and chocolate have been discovered at LAX. Officials say these
Speaker 1: bugs are well sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: they they can become pests. These bugs can eat plants, leaves, roots,
Speaker 1: lay eggs on tree bark, damaging forests. The USDA will
Speaker 1: determine the final destination of the insects, they say, likely
Speaker 1: will donate them to local zoos. But they put them
Speaker 1: in the snacks. Oh dare they change the potato chips?
Speaker 1: Japanese snacks are so fun, They're so colorful and so cleverly.
Speaker 4: Packaged and weird because I would assume that beetles are
Speaker 4: actually would be a snack in Japan. No sure, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: what do they eat.
Speaker 1: Them snacks like wheat snacks, like crunchy, sugary, salty things.
Speaker 2: I've never had a cucumber flavored pepsi.
Speaker 1: Okay, well you haven't been in Japan. That's exactly right, right,
Speaker 1: every country has different things.
Speaker 2: Well, then, why are we arguing?
Speaker 1: Okay, I think your cholesterol might have a problem. Just
Speaker 1: tell me when you're done eating anything anymore. No, you
Speaker 1: can die with this water strawberry seed. The other one
Speaker 1: over one more over. It's fine, we'll get that, Jacob.
Speaker 1: We're gonna need a toothpick. And here stat I think
Speaker 1: I have one of my purse.
Speaker 2: Great.
Speaker 4: Why it is we don't speak as much as we
Speaker 4: used to, Maybe not, Jacob. We use fewer words. You
Speaker 4: don't have a Jacob, don't give her a toothpick. I
Speaker 4: don't have a seat, I he yes, you do. Where
Speaker 4: is it on the side, No, it's on the side.
Speaker 4: You just let me eat strawberry seeds. I didn't want
Speaker 4: to embarrass you in front of Justin. It's been in
Speaker 4: there for an hour.
Speaker 1: Oh you got it. He didn't tell me either.
Speaker 2: We're doing what you're watch on Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Let us know what it is that you have been
Speaker 4: watching shows that you caught recently that you love or
Speaker 4: you hate, it doesn't matter, and we'll talk about some
Speaker 4: of the stuff that we've been seeing as well. You
Speaker 4: mentioned the whole Ozzie reuniting with Black Sabbath for their
Speaker 4: best show em well, and you you're mentioned the potential
Speaker 4: danger of you know, tearing an ACL or Justin mentioned
Speaker 4: tearing an ACL in the pit.
Speaker 3: Hey, Gary, Hey, Shannon, Hey Justin, Good morning CBC. Here
Speaker 3: everybody's favorite trucker. Hey, that coming about tearing your a
Speaker 3: cl and the pit, that is no joke. I'll tell
Speaker 3: you what. The last pit I was in was Voodoolow
Speaker 3: Skulls back in two thousand and eleven ish And yeah,
Speaker 3: I started that pick with my cousin and I should
Speaker 3: have left when she gave it because I want up
Speaker 3: in a full distal, tearing my shoulder surgery, the whole bit.
Speaker 3: No more pits for me. I'm double o gid.
Speaker 1: Out Voodoo Glow Skulls.
Speaker 2: Boom oo ah what I was just waiting for you
Speaker 2: use more words?
Speaker 1: Oh well, I like I'm a big fan of the
Speaker 1: Old of Tomorrow from nineteen ninety that was their first
Speaker 1: seven in GP, which one do you like the best.
Speaker 1: What album? There's nine?
Speaker 2: I think from the Disco Glows Skulls.
Speaker 1: It's Voodoo Globo Disco Gloat.
Speaker 4: There was a cover band that did all their music,
Speaker 4: read their music and disco. Really no, I just made
Speaker 4: that up. Between two thousand and five and twenty eighteen,
Speaker 4: researchers found the average number of daily spoken words dropped.
Speaker 4: How much would you say we speak on a regular
Speaker 4: basis in two thousand and five?
Speaker 2: Don't look at the article how many two? How many
Speaker 2: words per day?
Speaker 1: I'm a really I don't know the judge of like
Speaker 1: when you have words per per page or whatever. I
Speaker 1: never have any idea. I don't know how to ballpark that.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 4: They said that we speak sixteen thousand words a day
Speaker 4: at least in two thousand and five. That means nothing
Speaker 4: to me, and that we quantify that we've dropped. Well,
Speaker 4: it's more than fifteen thousand, but less than seven. But
Speaker 4: I mean, like, how many hours is that?
Speaker 1: For instance? You know what I mean? Like that means nothing.
Speaker 1: That means like foury and eighteen people are going to
Speaker 1: hit the roads today. You know what I mean? Like
Speaker 1: it means nothing unless you quantify it and you spend
Speaker 1: four hours a day talking as opposed to we spend
Speaker 1: now one hour a day talking.
Speaker 4: They said that sixteen thousand words was the average in
Speaker 4: two thousand and five. Now we're down to about thirteen thousand. Obviously,
Speaker 4: one of the major factors would I would be texting,
Speaker 4: phones and social media and phones. Well, irony of that though,
Speaker 4: that we use a phone for non phone purposes.
Speaker 1: But how much are we not communicating with others because
Speaker 1: we are distracted by our phones, that we're not using
Speaker 1: our phones to communicate, but we're using it for other purposes, right,
Speaker 1: Like how much would you be talking to somebody else
Speaker 1: were you not looking at your weather app or whatever
Speaker 1: the hell you're looking at, right?
Speaker 4: Or I would call somebody and ask them a question
Speaker 4: and use words that way. They also said there's a
Speaker 4: pretty strong cross cultural assumption that women talk more than
Speaker 4: men do.
Speaker 1: Wow, thanks for that research.
Speaker 4: The numbers do show women speak slightly more on average,
Speaker 4: about thirteen three hundred words per day compared to men
Speaker 4: just under twelve thousand. That's pretty small compared to the
Speaker 4: individual variation in daily speech. They said that they studied
Speaker 4: people who speak fewer than one hundred words a day
Speaker 4: to people who speak over one hundred and twenty thousand
Speaker 4: words per day. Here's the way I think that to
Speaker 4: help you quantify what that is is to figure out
Speaker 4: how much we speak per day, because I think we
Speaker 4: you'd have to argue we're above average because there's the
Speaker 4: four hours in the middle of the day when that's
Speaker 4: what we're supposed to do.
Speaker 1: But we would speak probably more in our real lives
Speaker 1: if we didn't speak for the four hours a day here,
Speaker 1: I know I would probably true.
Speaker 2: Probably.
Speaker 4: They said, gender linked differences in child rearing and family care.
Speaker 4: One possible possibility that could account for the difference in
Speaker 4: genders biological factors like hormones. If they were the main cause,
Speaker 4: then it would have also been present among emerging adults.
Speaker 4: But the generational changes were the driving force that should
Speaker 4: have been gradually increasing gender difference. But neither of those
Speaker 4: were the case. They don't know exactly why it is
Speaker 4: that women talk more than men.
Speaker 2: They said.
Speaker 4: It's going to have broader implications though, for human health
Speaker 4: and well being. That social interaction through conversation plays a
Speaker 4: crucial role in mental and physical health, and it's not
Speaker 4: just the adults that do this. It's if the kids
Speaker 4: are using less words because they've been relying on phones
Speaker 4: for that communication, they miss out on some of those
Speaker 4: key developing steps. That's one of the reasons why we've said,
Speaker 4: and other not just us, but doctors and researchers have
Speaker 4: said kids should not have tablets at a certain age.
Speaker 4: And then even if you do give them tablets after
Speaker 4: the age of three or four, whatever, it is that
Speaker 4: you limit the time that they're there because it robs
Speaker 4: them of the ability or the necessity to learn how
Speaker 4: to use speech.
Speaker 2: To get the things that they want.
Speaker 4: A very strong evidence that socializing can be linked to health,
Speaker 4: at least to the same extent as physical activity and
Speaker 4: sleep art. It's just another health behavior that we need
Speaker 4: to learn to deal with.
Speaker 1: Is this because you don't use your words as much
Speaker 1: as you should?
Speaker 4: It's probably a little bit, But I maybe that just
Speaker 4: means my emotional vocabulary is smaller, Like my emotional dictionary
Speaker 4: is a pocket dictionary and my wife's is a Webster's dictionary.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean it's talking about emotions, but.
Speaker 2: That's the only reason I wouldn't use my words.
Speaker 1: Really, Yeah, you're pretty noncommunicative when you're not asked to
Speaker 1: talk about them motions though, although you've gotten much better,
Speaker 1: much much better. Ah, thank you for noticing, well, you
Speaker 1: should just not respond to things.
Speaker 2: But I still not respond to things.
Speaker 4: I still not I still don't respond to things at
Speaker 4: times because I hear it in my head. I hear
Speaker 4: my response in my head, but I don't verbalize it.
Speaker 4: What are you saying right now? I see you say funny?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, this is what I'm saying because sometimes because
Speaker 1: I talk to you every day, right, and sometimes I
Speaker 1: feel like your responses are not the same response that
Speaker 1: you would have in person, like you are a different
Speaker 1: you're I don't know, it's different, I guess, but I
Speaker 1: guess it's everybody. I think it's everybody. Yeah, yeah, okay, probably,
Speaker 1: But you responded. I sent you a text over the weekend.
Speaker 1: You responded to I didn't think you would.
Speaker 4: Well, it is Wednesday. We like to talk about stuff
Speaker 4: that's on TV and to watch a Wednesday.
Speaker 2: The following program is brought to you in living color,
Speaker 2: but you watch it in the Americans love television. They
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Speaker 1: You've been watching too many of those live television shows.
Speaker 1: So I mentioned when Keana asks. She asked us every
Speaker 1: week what we're watching. I kind of drew a blank,
Speaker 1: so i't really into anything right now. I was asking
Speaker 1: you about the Tariller Sharean properties, specifically Lioness, which you
Speaker 1: really liked. My husband like that as well, and Landman
Speaker 1: with Billy bum Thornton, which I think I'm gonna try today.
Speaker 4: We just started it. A couple of people have been
Speaker 4: saying that we should try it. I wasn't in the
Speaker 4: mood for another Yellowstone because Taylor Sharedan obviously is the
Speaker 4: creator of both of those shows, only because Yellowstone lived
Speaker 4: in its own existence and I didn't need it to
Speaker 4: be a soap opera e kind of thing. Landman is
Speaker 4: has some of the same elements. I mean, there's a
Speaker 4: Taylor Shardan obviously likes people who work with their hands.
Speaker 4: I mean he's celebrates these people who do these jobs
Speaker 4: and being an oil man. Uh, not the owner necessarily,
Speaker 4: but the people are out there working pump jacks all day.
Speaker 4: Those are the people that he kind of celebrates with
Speaker 4: the show. And Billy Bob Thornton is really funny, and
Speaker 4: a lot of it is the writing a lot of
Speaker 4: these one liners that he's got but Billy Bob Thornton
Speaker 4: is very funny. It's a lot funnier than I was
Speaker 4: expecting it to be. John Hamm is in it, Demi
Speaker 4: Moore is in it. Ali Larder actually plays Billy Bob
Speaker 4: Thornton's ex wife. I love all these people, and it's
Speaker 4: really really it's it's well done, it's put together well.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's he's got his ex wife, but he's
Speaker 4: also got a teenage daughter and now a young son
Speaker 4: who's going to work in the oil field, and he
Speaker 4: Billy Bob Thornton plays kind of the fixer for the
Speaker 4: for this small independent oil company, So anything that goes wrong,
Speaker 4: he's the guy who's got to fix it. So he's
Speaker 4: got to coordinate with the owner, he's got to coordinate
Speaker 4: with the workers, he's got to coordinate with the company's lawyer,
Speaker 4: all of that stuff. And he's just smart, whip smart,
Speaker 4: very funny. Billy Bob Thornton's hair is awful, but everything
Speaker 4: else is funny about the show.
Speaker 1: I loved the podcast Scamanda. This was about a woman
Speaker 1: up in northern California who was part of a megachurch,
Speaker 1: pretended to have cancer, scammed everybody it's awful story, but
Speaker 1: the podcast was so well done, very popular, and now
Speaker 1: it's getting the Hulu treatment. Well ABC News and then
Speaker 1: it goes on to Hulu the following day and it
Speaker 1: is called Scamanda as well, and it's based off the podcast,
Speaker 1: but it dives deeper into it. If the podcast left
Speaker 1: you wanting more about this horrific woman and about the
Speaker 1: people she was able to deceive for so long and
Speaker 1: to such an extent, this is pretty good. It only
Speaker 1: comes out one episode a week, so right now there's
Speaker 1: only one episode available. I think it may come out
Speaker 1: on Thursdays if I'm not mistaken. The other scam show,
Speaker 1: apparently scamming is very popular with true crime officionados right
Speaker 1: now Scam Goddess on Hulu. It's also from a podcast
Speaker 1: a podcaster by the name of Lacey Moseley and her
Speaker 1: podcast by the same name. She deep dives into historical
Speaker 1: contemporary scams and the scammers who scam them, and it
Speaker 1: is fascinating. The most recent one was the female Miami
Speaker 1: business woman using air quotes here, who was able to
Speaker 1: scam professional athletes into believing that they were hiring her
Speaker 1: to help them achieve generational wealth. In terms of the
Speaker 1: s ton of money they were making from their prospective
Speaker 1: sports they were involved, with Dennis Rodman being the biggest
Speaker 1: name that she scammed to the tune of millions. It's
Speaker 1: a very fascinating show. The host, the podcaster, she is
Speaker 1: very lovable, very personable, and it's told very well. So
Speaker 1: scam Goddess and Scamanda both on Hulu. You have to
Speaker 1: start getting into ninety Day Fiance. It's a train wreck.
Speaker 2: Did you ever watch I did.
Speaker 1: I didn't know it was still cranking them out.
Speaker 2: I think they have different offshoots a spin offs.
Speaker 1: If not, I think I've watched it for a couple
Speaker 1: seasons when I was on the Learning Channel, which provides
Speaker 1: us so much learning. But it was kind of the
Speaker 1: same story over and over. It was the couples having
Speaker 1: the same problems on repeat.
Speaker 4: It seems like I've never seen an episode, but it
Speaker 4: seems like I could write out so it is the problems.
Speaker 5: Hey, for what you watch on Wednesday. I know this
Speaker 5: isn't current, but I've never heard either one of you
Speaker 5: comment on Downton Abbey. I'm just curious if either one
Speaker 5: of you were fans and watched it from start to finish,
Speaker 5: just interested in hearing that.
Speaker 1: You know what, That's one of the ones I want
Speaker 1: to circle back to. I think I had a million
Speaker 1: things going on with the time that that was popular.
Speaker 1: And when I say that, I mean I have nothing
Speaker 1: going on, but I had other shows I was interested in.
Speaker 1: I have nothing A sorry, you're so busy, right, I
Speaker 1: am not, But I do want to circle back to that.
Speaker 1: I think what turned me off from that to to
Speaker 1: not sound like a complete roube, but like the accents
Speaker 1: were distracting and I couldn't figure out what they were saying.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you have to watch that. That is ok.
Speaker 2: That is one of the only shows that when it
Speaker 2: was over, I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna sound like depression. I cry, Oh cry so
Speaker 1: depressed because I just fell in love with the characters.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Okay, I'm going to start that and
Speaker 1: land Man. I will start Downtown Downtown Abbey and I
Speaker 1: will start Landman. I'm trying to hear it.
Speaker 4: Shows I like to watch Good Lioness YEP season one
Speaker 4: and two, YEP, Dexter Original Sin.
Speaker 2: That's the this prequel.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I'm thinking about starting the Agency.
Speaker 5: Yes, hopefully it's not about when Trump takes over the CIA.
Speaker 4: No, it's not thank you, good day, not political. The
Speaker 4: Agency was one of the great ones that is also
Speaker 4: on Paramount. It's Michael Michael Fastbender, Richard gear Is in
Speaker 4: that every right is in that good CIA London based
Speaker 4: CIA Agent. It's not fast, It is not full packed,
Speaker 4: full of Jason Bourne style fight scenes or anything like that.
Speaker 4: But it is a good, suspenseful show. We'll talk a
Speaker 4: little bit more a couple other shows when we come back. Also,
Speaker 4: four trailers up on our regular trio trailers. Keana's outdoing herself,
Speaker 4: So four trailers up on the website if you go
Speaker 4: to KFI am six forty dot com, slash Gary and Shannon,
Speaker 4: Fantastic four, the New One, Final Destination, the New One,
Speaker 4: the Running Point with a running point, I should say,
Speaker 4: Kate Hudson leading a basketball team, and then Jurassic World Rebirth.
Speaker 1: All those trailers are up. Is there a dinosaur that's
Speaker 1: gonna get born something? Baby Dinosaur?
Speaker 2: I think Scarlett Johansson's in this one.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 4: Amelia Perez is the Netflix film that's up for so
Speaker 4: many Oscars, and it is about a woman, a trans
Speaker 4: woman who's at the head of a cartel that wants
Speaker 4: to live life as a woman, and it's a musical
Speaker 4: and its stars Carlo Sophia Gascone and Selena Gomez and
Speaker 4: Zoe Saldana. And when she got the nomination for Best
Speaker 4: Actor again, trans woman gets nomination for Best Actress in
Speaker 4: a Leading Role. She was not only the first transgender
Speaker 4: person at least out transgender person to be nominated, but
Speaker 4: also the odds on favorite thirteen Academy Award nominations, etc.
Speaker 4: Including Best Picture International Feature, blah blah blah. Now, it
Speaker 4: was criticized by some of the LGBTQ viewers because they
Speaker 4: said it was a stereotypical portrait of Mexico, traditional Catholic Mexico.
Speaker 1: Also, they didn't use Mexican actors, and they romanticized narco
Speaker 1: violence forgetting the fact that this is a point of
Speaker 1: trauma for many Mexicans who live with this. More than
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand people gone missing in Mexico's drug war.
Speaker 1: Families spend years decades searching for missing loved ones. People
Speaker 1: very upset over this hollywoodization of drug cartels and what
Speaker 1: it means to survive them. There was an analogy I
Speaker 1: heard this morning and I don't want to completely butcher it,
Speaker 1: and I will because I can't find it with something about,
Speaker 1: you know, another country glorifying the KKK, that the KKK
Speaker 1: has been reborn, and instead of filming it in the South,
Speaker 1: you film it in Paris, and instead of having black
Speaker 1: people play slaves, you have other people play that. Like
Speaker 1: it's just it's such a you know, white person high
Speaker 1: on the hill of bel air, behind their gated communities,
Speaker 1: saying what people of Mexico are when you have no
Speaker 1: freaking idea, you're like so far away from having your
Speaker 1: pulse on on your finger, on the pulse of any community.
Speaker 4: Well, add to that the fact that when you go
Speaker 4: through Carlo Sophia gesco On's social media account, she has
Speaker 4: at times been incredibly racist, anti Muslim, anti diversity, and
Speaker 4: they have upended her campaign, not just for her, but
Speaker 4: for everyone that was nominated associated with the Amelia Perez movie.
Speaker 4: She has apologized for the tweets in question. She denied
Speaker 4: writing one that slammed Selena Gomez altogether, but she had
Speaker 4: said that she used social media as a diary.
Speaker 2: So when she.
Speaker 4: Called George Floyd, for example, a loser drug user, that
Speaker 4: no one liked.
Speaker 2: It causes some problems for them and.
Speaker 4: Everybody that wanted to point to her as being this
Speaker 4: just groundbreaking person because she was the first out transgender
Speaker 4: person to be nominated for an acting award. They're caught
Speaker 4: flat footed because they go, oh, wait a minute, She's
Speaker 4: not allowed to have thought like that. She's not aught
Speaker 4: to say things like that. I thought she was our team.
Speaker 1: When you're putting someone in a box, you don't realize
Speaker 1: how complex that that person could be, do you? When
Speaker 1: you're checking off a box. You should not put people
Speaker 1: in a box. Here's the quote from the article in
Speaker 1: IndieWire dot com. To understand why Latinos are appalled by
Speaker 1: Amelia Perez, imagine this. The Academy lauds a clan rehabilitation
Speaker 1: musical set in the Deep South but shot in Paris.
Speaker 1: It's non American cast, speaks in British and ausse accents,
Speaker 1: and the few black actors are largely relegated to extras.
Speaker 1: When you put it like that, you look very silly
Speaker 1: with silly Hollywood.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I also think general the Oscars are banking too much
Speaker 4: in the last couple of years on This is the
Speaker 4: first year that we've had us so and so nominated
Speaker 4: for a something, and we hope they win because that
Speaker 4: shows how progressive the Oscars are.
Speaker 2: It feels like that's just kind of an old way.
Speaker 1: It's such an old trope, isn't it? About the Oscars
Speaker 1: and critics and everything. We're so we are so dialed
Speaker 1: into what everyday people are living with. This is what
Speaker 1: I learned on the Gary and Channon Show. We are
Speaker 1: talking about a half an hour ago about how many
Speaker 1: words we speak, and you said something about sixteen thousand,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, what does that even mean? Until I know,
Speaker 1: like how many minutes or whatever. Chris did the math
Speaker 1: and the homework on that and says, according to Ai,
Speaker 1: So Ai did the homework, sixteen thousand words a day
Speaker 1: can take anywhere from eighty to one hundred and sixty minutes,
Speaker 1: depending on how fast you speak. So that's how much
Speaker 1: we're speaking a day, eighty minutes, from a little over
Speaker 1: an hour to a little over two hours.
Speaker 4: Which is roughly what it comes out to this show
Speaker 4: right after the commercialsom that makes sense. We're doing baseline
Speaker 4: just in those four hours, right, But it's not about us.
Speaker 4: You watched you're cordially invited on Amazon Prime. That's the
Speaker 4: Race with One Will Ferrell movie. It was like, I
Speaker 4: actually thought it was better than I thought it was
Speaker 4: going to be. I thought it was just going to
Speaker 4: be using Reese, Witherspoon and Will Ferrell's name for a
Speaker 4: complete vehicle of hell.
Speaker 1: It was enjoyable. It wasn't a blockbust, but you don't
Speaker 1: believe the rom com part of it. They only get
Speaker 1: into the at the very end. It is enjoyable. And
Speaker 1: then Bad Sisters Season two on Apple TV. It's an
Speaker 1: Irish TV show, but it is the season two. Both
Speaker 1: my wife and I thought it was better than season one.
Speaker 4: Season one won some awards, so season two is really
Speaker 4: well done.
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