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Speaker 2: I am six forty. It's Later with Mo Kelly. Let's
Speaker 2: go Beyond the box Score with Jackie Ray. Jackie Ray
Speaker 2: is good to see you this evening. You're ready to
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 3: I am ready to go.
Speaker 2: This segment going beyond the box Score, where sports and
Speaker 2: society meet, I think is perfect for this next discussion.
Speaker 2: We know that former President Trump sat down with Joe Rogan,
Speaker 2: whose sports adjacent with the UFC. We know that Vice
Speaker 2: President Harris and presidential candidate sat down with Shannon Sharp,
Speaker 2: NFL Hall of Famer, Pro Football Hall of Famer and
Speaker 2: also podcast hosts, one of the fastest rising podcast hosts
Speaker 2: in history. What does it say to you when there
Speaker 2: really no more boundaries anymore, it's just media.
Speaker 4: So as a person who is trained in journalism as
Speaker 4: you are, sometimes it's unnerving to sit back and look
Speaker 4: at the direction things are going. Because Shannon Sharp, you
Speaker 4: and I have talked about this, he's not a great interviewer.
Speaker 4: He is Uncle Shay Shay, and it's great to sit
Speaker 4: down with him and have a conversation. But you know,
Speaker 4: especially when you're talking about politicians, you want to be
Speaker 4: able to know enough about their policies, know enough about
Speaker 4: their background that when they say anything that's kind of
Speaker 4: outside or maybe adjacent to what you know about them,
Speaker 4: you have a very good follow up question where you
Speaker 4: can ask that hard hitting question and you can potentially
Speaker 4: get people either new information or you can reiterate something
Speaker 4: that they should know but maybe they don't know. And
Speaker 4: you're talking about Joe Rogan, obviously I have a preference
Speaker 4: between these two people. But when you're talking about Joe
Speaker 4: Rogan and Shannon Sharp, neither one of them, in my opinion,
Speaker 4: do fantastic or outstanding interviews. They all lean in towards
Speaker 4: their bias, whatever that may be good bad, and neither
Speaker 4: one of them have done enough of their homework to
Speaker 4: ask the kind of questions they're going to be impactful on,
Speaker 4: either changing people's mindsets or offering new information.
Speaker 2: I come at this a different way. I think it's
Speaker 2: a both and proposition. I don't mind when you have
Speaker 2: these podcast hosts who are not journalists, who are sitting
Speaker 2: down with very important people having conversations which could be
Speaker 2: substantive or rather simple.
Speaker 5: I don't mind that.
Speaker 2: But I want it to be both, and I don't
Speaker 2: want it to be in lieu of serious conversations with
Speaker 2: serious journalists if you are skipping over those conversations to
Speaker 2: have three hour conversations with Joe Rogan. And let me
Speaker 2: just say, if you need three hours to talk to anyone,
Speaker 2: you're not a good interviewer at all. You need to
Speaker 2: be able to get to the point inside of three hours.
Speaker 2: You're just rambling and meandering and hoping you come up
Speaker 2: with something. But I don't mind it. I don't mind
Speaker 2: she had and sharp. I don't mind Joe Rogan. But
Speaker 2: not instead of sixty men, not instead of a presidential debate,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? And now politics is now
Speaker 2: a form of entertainment. That's what bothers me. We are
Speaker 2: looking to be entertained. I'm reading people. It's like, well,
Speaker 2: I want to be able to see so and so
Speaker 2: talk to so and so. No, that's not what it's about.
Speaker 2: I want to be able to hear the substantive answers
Speaker 2: of a person who wants to be leader of the
Speaker 2: free world, and hopefully the person asking the question is
Speaker 2: armed well enough to be able to probe and actually
Speaker 2: get to something. For example, let me go back in
Speaker 2: history real quick. I didn't mind when Bill Clinton went
Speaker 2: on with our Sinio Hall. Yeah, because he was also
Speaker 2: doing the other stuff. It was in addition to, not
Speaker 2: instead of So that's where I come out on that.
Speaker 2: I don't think we're going to learn anything from either conversation.
Speaker 2: Will we be entertained, probably, and we're getting more entertainment
Speaker 2: than information and education, then I think it says more
Speaker 2: about us as a society.
Speaker 4: And that's exactly what I was going to say. I
Speaker 4: think if anyone wants to take anything out of this,
Speaker 4: it might be a self reflection moment. Are you because
Speaker 4: we're at the point now where it's the dumbing down
Speaker 4: of our society, So now you have to ask yourself,
Speaker 4: am I part of the dumbing down? These are hard
Speaker 4: questions that we really need to ask ourselves. Do you
Speaker 4: need to see and are you okay with Donald Trump
Speaker 4: going on the Joe Rogan Show and then people who
Speaker 4: are actually trying to support his campaign being left in
Speaker 4: the cold while he does so, Or is it important
Speaker 4: to actually care about the American people? Do you want
Speaker 4: to hear him talk about how it was surreal for
Speaker 4: him to be in the White House or do you
Speaker 4: want him to break down his policies and how they
Speaker 4: are going to impact you, and how he's going to
Speaker 4: go through our governmental process to get those things passed.
Speaker 4: I agree with Yes, you want to be able to
Speaker 4: relate to the person that's going to lead our nation,
Speaker 4: so don't I'm right there with you. I don't mind
Speaker 4: these one offs that ask them more of those personal questions,
Speaker 4: but it has to be after I have seeing you
Speaker 4: sit down with seasoned journalists, a political journalist who's been
Speaker 4: doing it for thirty years, who knows what you did
Speaker 4: when you were over here and has this background to
Speaker 4: ask questions that I wouldn't even think of.
Speaker 3: I need to see both.
Speaker 4: I need to see that you are going to be
Speaker 4: really good at your job and you are relatable. I
Speaker 4: don't need to know that you just appealed to whatever
Speaker 4: I think you should be.
Speaker 3: I need to know that you're educated enough to do
Speaker 3: this job.
Speaker 2: We completely agree in that respect, and it saddens me
Speaker 2: because I hold America, the country the ideals to a
Speaker 2: much higher standard. When we talk about American exceptionalism, it
Speaker 2: is more an idea than a reality. Now, when you
Speaker 2: talk about American exceptionalism and you want just bare bones basic,
Speaker 2: the lowest possible common denominator, then American exceptionalism doesn't really
Speaker 2: exist as it originally was envisioned. I don't have anything
Speaker 2: against Joe Rogan, but he doesn't have the background or
Speaker 2: the foundation to talk about this particular sular moment within
Speaker 2: the context of history. I don't have anything against Shannon Sharp,
Speaker 2: but I damn sure know that he doesn't have the background,
Speaker 2: the historical foundation to be able to put any of
Speaker 2: this in its proper context.
Speaker 5: So we just getting entertainment.
Speaker 2: And if that's all we want is a nation, then okay,
Speaker 2: then oh, that's all we.
Speaker 4: Want is a nation. Then we shouldn't be surprised that
Speaker 4: we're not first in education. We shouldn't be surprised that
Speaker 4: we have the highest mortality rate when women give birth.
Speaker 4: We shouldn't be surprised that we are at the bottom
Speaker 4: of the bear, that our dollar is losing its value.
Speaker 4: Don't be surprised if you just want to laugh and giggle,
Speaker 4: laugh and giggle and let the world pass us by.
Speaker 5: Oh you're saying that there's a correlation here.
Speaker 3: I am no.
Speaker 5: I am no.
Speaker 3: Like my dad used to tell me all the time.
Speaker 4: You know, at the end of the day, your safety,
Speaker 4: your well being is your own responsibility. And if you
Speaker 4: are not cognizant enough to know that, you just want
Speaker 4: to know that a person agrees with your mindset instead
Speaker 4: of knowing that they can can lead the country in
Speaker 4: the right direction, then you, my friend, are part of
Speaker 4: the problem.
Speaker 2: Ah that agreement. I say it all the time. We
Speaker 2: are not as Americans. We're not in search of information
Speaker 2: or even education. We're in search of affirmation. We want
Speaker 2: confirmation bias. We want our politicians to reflect our worldview,
Speaker 2: not necessarily push forward our world where that leads us
Speaker 2: as a nation.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: We have eight days until the election, and then the
Speaker 2: election won't be decided in eight days, so who knows
Speaker 2: what this conversation will look like a month from now.
Speaker 5: But I do know.
Speaker 2: I do know that neither Joe Rogan nor Shannon Sharp
Speaker 2: their respective conversations, added to that equation.
Speaker 5: It's later with mo Kelly.
Speaker 2: We're going to continue to go beyond the box score
Speaker 2: with Jackie Ray on the other side of this break,
Speaker 2: and when we do, we're going to talk about this
Speaker 2: recent podcast by angel Reaes when she sat down with
Speaker 2: Shaquille O'Neil, and despite Shaquille nils best intentions, he embodied
Speaker 2: all of the sexism, all the misogyny, all the disparate
Speaker 2: treatment of w NBA players that we had long talked about.
Speaker 5: You don't know what I mean, Well, we'll tell you
Speaker 5: about it next.
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Speaker 2: Jackie Ray, as we continue to go beyond the box Score.
Speaker 2: Jackie Ray checked us out back on October twenty fourth,
Speaker 2: the episode of Angel Reese's podcast, Unapologetically Angel, she sat
Speaker 2: down with Basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neill. And everyone
Speaker 2: knows who Shaquille O'Neil is. He needs no introduction, and
Speaker 2: Angel rees has long admired Shaquille O'Neill. Shaquill O'Neil is
Speaker 2: about maybe fifty three. Angel Reese is twenty two, so
Speaker 2: there's a maybe a father daughter dynamic to this, right,
Speaker 2: and Shaq is a father of daughters. I think all
Speaker 2: of them are older than Angel Reees, so the context
Speaker 2: is key. They had a conversation which I thought was
Speaker 2: going to lead somewhere pretty positive, meaningful informative, talking about
Speaker 2: how you could expand the w NBA so it is
Speaker 2: more attractive in a sports sense to fans to increase viewership,
Speaker 2: and Shack put up the idea that if you lowered
Speaker 2: the rims it could impact viewership positively. More people would
Speaker 2: want to see women dunking. He made the comparison between
Speaker 2: the NBA you have certain skills, good shooters, ball handlers,
Speaker 2: and we had dunkers, but not in the w NBA. Paraphrasing,
Speaker 2: but that's basically the argument. But then he went on
Speaker 2: and said, quote, imagine you in the same little shorts
Speaker 2: you had on at the Wild and Out show dunking.
Speaker 2: You know how many T shirts you're gonna sell?
Speaker 3: And this is why we choose the bear.
Speaker 2: Explain that reference point, Well, I could explain it. There
Speaker 2: was a thought experiment posted on social media like and
Speaker 2: women were asked if you were stranded in a force
Speaker 2: or something, you were lost, and there was the danger
Speaker 2: of a bear or a man out there, which would
Speaker 2: you choose? And I'm messing it up, but that's basically
Speaker 2: what was and women overwhelmingly chose the bear as the
Speaker 2: threat that they would rather deal.
Speaker 4: With, right because unless the bear is hungry, if you
Speaker 4: just play your cards right, he might leave you alone.
Speaker 4: But there's no chance that you can get through their unscathed.
Speaker 4: But I really thought, and I'm really glad you laid
Speaker 4: that out the way that you did with the age difference,
Speaker 4: and there's just probably this father daughter, you know, situation,
Speaker 4: because there's certain things that a couple of things that
Speaker 4: went wrong with this that comment specifically, and because I
Speaker 4: saw several clips every people clipped that so fast, that
Speaker 4: was running so fast around social media.
Speaker 3: But Shack has.
Speaker 4: Been adamant about lowering the rim for over a decade.
Speaker 4: This is he has been unwavering in that thought process
Speaker 4: of lowering the rim. I understand why the women don't
Speaker 4: want to do it, but I also understand why Shaq
Speaker 4: would really lean into that. Dunking was his bread and butter.
Speaker 4: If you don't remember, he was breaking rims back in
Speaker 4: the day. That was our fanfare around Shack. So I
Speaker 4: understand why dunking would be a big deal to him.
Speaker 4: But to add the booty short thing into it. You know,
Speaker 4: women's sports are the only genre of sports where sex
Speaker 4: appeal is always at the forefront of how can we
Speaker 4: make it sexier.
Speaker 3: How can we make it sexier?
Speaker 4: When the NBA was failing, it wasn't about how can
Speaker 4: we make these men more appealing to women? It was
Speaker 4: about how can we make the game better, How can
Speaker 4: we make sure that people can have access to these
Speaker 4: athletes a little bit more. It's always about the game
Speaker 4: and the players playing it, not their attractiveness to the
Speaker 4: opposite sex. And so for Shack to be as old
Speaker 4: as he is, know the history the way that he does,
Speaker 4: and still lean into that is a problematic sentiment because
Speaker 4: quite frankly, as a person who's been covering the WNBA
Speaker 4: for three years and has been a fan for much longer,
Speaker 4: I do not care about the fans that need to
Speaker 4: see booty cheeks on a dunk you can go.
Speaker 2: What's troubling to me is there's the historical aspect of, yes,
Speaker 2: we see what they do with women's volleyball, for example,
Speaker 2: you see what they've done with women's tennis, and how
Speaker 2: they sexualize a lot of the outfits for the purpose
Speaker 2: of television viewing.
Speaker 3: Right, even gymnastics men's outfit versus.
Speaker 2: Outfit, absolutely, and I understand with Shacks very neanderthalists delivery
Speaker 2: what he was getting at, though horrible, what he did
Speaker 2: have correct was lowering the rims. I agree with that
Speaker 2: we don't need the booty shorts, but I agree with
Speaker 2: lowering the rooms.
Speaker 5: Here's why they already play with the smaller ball.
Speaker 2: It's not as if that subtle differences between the men's
Speaker 2: and women's game will destroy.
Speaker 5: The integrity of the game.
Speaker 2: If he could have left out the booty shorts and
Speaker 2: the sexualist of it out of his remarks, then I
Speaker 2: think I would have been okay, and most people would
Speaker 2: have been okay. But he's not wrong about lowering the
Speaker 2: rim at least when where.
Speaker 5: I said so.
Speaker 4: I've had this conversation with several players. Olivia Nelson Odota,
Speaker 4: she's a forward for the Connecticut Son She can actually dunk.
Speaker 4: She doesn't dunk, and so I had the chance to
Speaker 4: ask her, Olivia, why don't you dunk? So to your point,
Speaker 4: it's a catch twenty two. She doesn't agree with the
Speaker 4: lowering of the rim, but by her own admission, she
Speaker 4: can't just dunk at will during the game because it's
Speaker 4: got to be something she practices over and over again.
Speaker 4: She's got to be mentally prepared for. That's something that
Speaker 4: you have to do when something's just outside. For those
Speaker 4: of you who are not athletic, I sing, so let's
Speaker 4: do this. There's certain notes that I can hit just
Speaker 4: off top right. There's certain notes that if I'm a
Speaker 4: sing that song, I need three days of practice first
Speaker 4: because that notes a little bit out of my range,
Speaker 4: because that's something that's not easy for me. So obviously
Speaker 4: you do practice that because you know that's entertaining. So again,
Speaker 4: this is an athletic sports. Sport is entertainment. I would
Speaker 4: be fine with them lowering the rim a touch. I
Speaker 4: wouldn't be because again, we have several women. Britney Griner
Speaker 4: is what six ' nine sheep rarely dunks.
Speaker 2: But let me jump in there. It's not about dunk.
Speaker 2: It's about the virality of dunk.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, you know yeah, because a few times we
Speaker 4: have seen Britney dunk it was like, oh okay, you
Speaker 4: had to go back and kind of look at the
Speaker 4: replay and be like, oh, yeah, I guess she did done.
Speaker 2: But but she lowered the hammer on fools someone who
Speaker 2: tried to block it. That's what Shaq is trying to
Speaker 2: get at. I get that, That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I get I get that too. It's never gonna fly.
Speaker 4: And I understand there's a level of ego a little bit,
Speaker 4: I would say as a whole, because you don't want
Speaker 4: to say we need to do this to appeal to that.
Speaker 5: You don't.
Speaker 4: You don't want to say that, and so I understand
Speaker 4: why that. But again I've always said that, well, if
Speaker 4: you don't want to lower the rim because you're like, no,
Speaker 4: that's the height that the men is, then explain the
Speaker 4: ball to me. It's always going to be that that
Speaker 4: back and forth. I've learned to not really engage in
Speaker 4: the fight with WNBA players because it's a unanimous thing.
Speaker 4: It's unanimous the players do not want this to happen.
Speaker 2: All I can say is I like it as it is,
Speaker 2: but I understand the poll for it to go in
Speaker 2: that direction. And there were similar discussions about the NBA
Speaker 2: as far as adding the three point shot, tweaking the
Speaker 2: game so it's more attractive to viewers. This is an
Speaker 2: ongoing discussion and the WNBA is going through the exact
Speaker 2: same growing pains as the NBA when they added the
Speaker 2: three point shot back in nineteen seventy eight, nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but with the addition of Steph Curry.
Speaker 4: They've even thought about adding an additional line, a one
Speaker 4: point shot. So the game does have to evolve, and
Speaker 4: it has to evolve in a way that it's more engaging,
Speaker 4: not only for the viewers but for the players as well,
Speaker 4: because you and I both know the egos and the
Speaker 4: intensity after seeing somebody the whole team elevates. When somebody
Speaker 4: gets posterized on a dunk. It really does change. It
Speaker 4: helps the energy of the team, it helps the energy
Speaker 4: for the fans. I am not opposed to it, but
Speaker 4: I have learned asking that question.
Speaker 3: I'll get you death stairs.
Speaker 5: Hey Jackie Ray, I gotta run.
Speaker 2: Are we gonna see you Wednesday night at the Letter
Speaker 2: with mo Kelly pre Halloween?
Speaker 3: Soare you will? I'll be at the Monster Bash all.
Speaker 5: Right, talk you soon.
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Speaker 2: we started to show off tonight, we were kind of previewing.
Speaker 2: When we would we would talk about what I called
Speaker 2: Venice at the time, but I meant Venom the Last Dance,
Speaker 2: the third in the trilogy of the Venom movies, how
Speaker 2: it debuted this past weekend, and how it was going
Speaker 2: to make money regardless of how crappy the actual film is.
Speaker 2: It's gross one hundred and seventy five million off its
Speaker 2: first weekend. It did gangbusters internationally, one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: four million dollars internationally.
Speaker 5: By any i'll say financial measure.
Speaker 2: That is a hit because the budget was only about
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty million. But the movie, which I
Speaker 2: have not seen, is absolute trash from what I'm told,
Speaker 2: so it's going to make money even though it's absolute trash.
Speaker 2: It came in at number one with one hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy five million total worldwide gross, but fifty one, which
Speaker 2: is what Mark Ronner indicated earlier, which was under the
Speaker 2: sixty five million or so that it was forecast to
Speaker 2: bring in domestically this weekend. So it's number one. Venom
Speaker 2: The Last Dance. I have no desire to see it.
Speaker 2: I won't be seeing it even when it's free or
Speaker 2: available on Blu Ray.
Speaker 5: Oh look at that.
Speaker 2: The Last Dance Limited Edition four K Steelbook Blu Ray
Speaker 2: is already up for pre order. Yeah you want that
Speaker 2: in your library, don't you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But see, the thing is, I don't buy any physical
Speaker 2: media anymore, not CDs, not DVDs, not DVD ROMs.
Speaker 5: Not vinyl.
Speaker 2: I don't do analog cassettes. I don't do physical media.
Speaker 6: I still do, but only for special things that you know,
Speaker 6: like say the Criterion Collection or Keino Larber that have
Speaker 6: like a good commentary, something that has rewatch value and
Speaker 6: extras and documentaries and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: I think mine is more a product of age.
Speaker 2: I want to have fewer physical attachments as I get older.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, you.
Speaker 6: Don't want the bill I pay to store my library
Speaker 6: up in Seattle every month. The critics Rotten Tomatoes score
Speaker 6: for Venom the Last Dance, it's thirty eight percent. The
Speaker 6: audience score is eighty percent.
Speaker 2: Clearly there is an audience for this garbage. No, we
Speaker 2: can say that there's certain food which is not healthy
Speaker 2: for you. We could talk about flaming hot cheetos and
Speaker 2: we can say it is not real food. We can
Speaker 2: say it's not healthy or good for you, have all
Speaker 2: these preservatives and chemicals in it which are probably gonna
Speaker 2: kill you, but there is an audience for flaming hot Cheetos.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I eat Doritos sometimes. I eat broccoli sometimes, but I
Speaker 6: don't want to steady diet of Dorrito's.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, if you only come out with one, you know,
Speaker 2: every three years or so, then yeah, with one, what
Speaker 2: a ben a movie?
Speaker 5: Oh okay, that's what I meant.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So if you can wet their appetite every now
Speaker 2: and then, then yeah, it would make sense.
Speaker 5: I get the business decision behind it.
Speaker 7: When you look at the box office for some of
Speaker 7: the films that have come out in the past few weeks,
Speaker 7: very few of those have hit one hundred million out
Speaker 7: the gate. We've had some thirty eight, some forty eighths
Speaker 7: and fifty eight. I think there was even one seventy five.
Speaker 7: But one hundred out the gate. That's a lot for
Speaker 7: this film. And it's amazing to me because I don't
Speaker 7: think any of us, Foosh included, can find one person
Speaker 7: that has seen it and said it was good, which
Speaker 7: is what I told Mark on Friday. Sony is spending
Speaker 7: a lot of money to send interns and employees and family.
Speaker 5: And friends to go and see this film. I do
Speaker 5: not believe that this film is making this.
Speaker 2: Kind of money on truth or you're a truth or
Speaker 2: here's why I'm not going to dismiss what Tawaala is
Speaker 2: saying out of hand. When you see a wild a
Speaker 2: wildly inconsistent box office between domestic and international when it
Speaker 2: should do better domestically, it raises my eyebrows.
Speaker 5: You can go back to Avatar Way of Water.
Speaker 2: That movie did far more money internationally than domestically, and
Speaker 2: to this day, I can only tell you about maybe
Speaker 2: three or four people in my own world friend circle,
Speaker 2: professional circle who saw that movie.
Speaker 5: Oh, I wouldn't see that if you paid me.
Speaker 2: But the thing is that movie, for the amount of
Speaker 2: box office who was doing, would need people to see
Speaker 2: it two and three times, and I did find anyone
Speaker 2: who saw it more than once in the theaters. So
Speaker 2: when I see what or I listened to what Twala
Speaker 2: is saying, and he's saying, look, these box office numbers
Speaker 2: seem a little hanky. Because you have one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty four million internationally and only fifty one million domestically.
Speaker 2: For Sony domestic property, it's fair to say, Wow, that's strange,
Speaker 2: that's odd, that's weird. For a movie which should have
Speaker 2: no real It didn't have any heat behind. It was
Speaker 2: like people were lining up expecting it, waiting for the movie.
Speaker 2: And you know, those international numbers just seem a little
Speaker 2: bit odd.
Speaker 6: I suppose, but look at some of the things that
Speaker 6: are successful that you would really rather open a vein
Speaker 6: than go see you. You just you can't underestimate how
Speaker 6: bad everybody's taste is. And you know, we have to
Speaker 6: include ourselves in that once in a while, but like
Speaker 6: I said, not always.
Speaker 2: You got to mix up the diet. Number two would
Speaker 2: Smile To with nine point five million. Number three was
Speaker 2: The Wild Robot, still hanging in there. Number four was
Speaker 2: Conclave with six million opening week. Number five was We
Speaker 2: Live in Time. That's the A twenty four movie. Number
Speaker 2: six was Terrifire three still hanging around for Halloween. Number
Speaker 2: seven was Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice that is still doing gangbusters money.
Speaker 2: It is now at four hundred and forty one million worldwide.
Speaker 2: It won't get to half a billion, but it's still
Speaker 2: it's done far better than I think anyone expected.
Speaker 6: We're gonna get a beetlejuice, beetlejuice, Beetle juice, aren't we.
Speaker 2: We have to because you have to least build off
Speaker 2: that success. You have to. You have to go to
Speaker 2: the well one more time. Even if it flops. You
Speaker 2: have a built in audience that you know was asking
Speaker 2: for another movie.
Speaker 5: I'd watch it. I liked the second one. Okay. I
Speaker 5: was about to ask you, dude, any of us see
Speaker 5: I didn't see it. I didn't see it. So you
Speaker 5: liked him? Mark?
Speaker 6: I thought it was great fun and there's a really
Speaker 6: inspired musical bit in it that I don't want to
Speaker 6: ruin for you, but it involves one of the craziest
Speaker 6: songs of the sixties. And I just had a great time.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: Well, as we go to break, just got to let
Speaker 2: you know the Dodgers have just oh well, they didn't
Speaker 2: shut out the Yankees. They gave up a late two
Speaker 2: run home run, but they closed out Game three to
Speaker 2: win four to two. So the Dodgers are now one
Speaker 2: win away from clinching the twenty twenty four World Series.
Speaker 2: And no, I don't want them to do it in La.
Speaker 2: Just go ahead and do it in New York and
Speaker 2: get it over with. Don't play around with it. Just
Speaker 2: take care of business. So they can possibly take care
Speaker 2: of business and the Yankees. Tomorrow night in New York,
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Speaker 2: this week. The best Halloween costumes based on your zodiac sign,
Speaker 2: start as always with Ares. Your best Halloween costume is
Speaker 2: flaming hot Cheetos. What yeah, impossible to ignore and harder
Speaker 2: than a stain to get rid of, Aries is flaming
Speaker 2: hot Cheetos personified. If Aries were a convenience store staple,
Speaker 2: it would be the finger staining, hysteria inducing, fire breathing,
Speaker 2: flaming hot Cheeto. Never afraid to go big and rarely
Speaker 2: in the mood to go home, Aries is well suited
Speaker 2: or bagged to wrap this cult favorite corn chip. Taurus,
Speaker 2: your best Halloween costume is Venus, the Goddess of Love.
Speaker 2: Taurus is ruled by and can choose the two channel
Speaker 2: Venus herself. Taurus is ruled by Venus planet of attraction
Speaker 2: and attachment name for the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility.
Speaker 2: Bulls can lean in by dressing as Venus herself, draped
Speaker 2: in ivy and passing out pomegranates to plebeians Jim and
Speaker 2: I Mark, this is for you.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm ready. Maybe I'm not. This is so great, Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm not ready.
Speaker 2: His best costumer which best suits his zodiac sign, Princess Leah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: quick on the draw and with a quip, Princess Leah
Speaker 2: is the big time space bund Gemini. The Internet rarely
Speaker 2: agrees on anything, but geeks concur that quick witted, fast acting,
Speaker 2: one line leveling street fighting Princess Leah of the Star
Speaker 2: Wars universe is a Gemini.
Speaker 5: Well, who doesn't love Princess Leah.
Speaker 2: Come on, Twins will appreciate that the hallmark hairstyle of
Speaker 2: this costume provides a space bund for each of their personalities.
Speaker 2: Cancer and that would be stefan right. Yeah, your moon
Speaker 2: Cancers can honor their lunar ruler by dressing as it
Speaker 2: has established the moon with its tidal polls, minstrel blood,
Speaker 2: and mini moods. I'm just reading this is the luminary
Speaker 2: that rules the cardinal waters of cancer. The inflatable unisex
Speaker 2: get up pairs well with as a compliment to the
Speaker 2: aforementioned where Wolf or any other crush slash object of
Speaker 2: affection slash obsession a cancer might revolve around. It's complicated,
Speaker 2: but I'm quite sure you'll figure it out.
Speaker 5: Leo.
Speaker 2: Your best Halloween costume will be Macho Man Randy Savage,
Speaker 2: Oh boy, showman and fringe enthusiasts. Randy Savage built himself
Speaker 2: as too hot to handle, too cold to hold. Leo
Speaker 2: rules the fifth House of Play, and allions are theatrical
Speaker 2: by nature. There is perhaps no better nor apropos way
Speaker 2: to channel that energy than in homage to fringe loving,
Speaker 2: leopard print rocking eighties king of the wrestling ring, Ladies
Speaker 2: and gentlemen, Randy Macho Man Savage.
Speaker 5: Do it again, Just do it one more time.
Speaker 2: No, it hurts my voice, and I'm struggling with a cold.
Speaker 2: And I have to know. You sound like you're on
Speaker 2: the toilet when you do it. That's why I wanted
Speaker 2: to hear it. See, you're not going to get a
Speaker 2: rim shot with that. No, no toilet. I don't need
Speaker 2: your rim shot. And charity. I'm just making a legit request.
Speaker 2: Please proceed, Virgo, maybe when I feel better. Your costume,
Speaker 2: which is best suited for your zodiac sign is tequila
Speaker 2: top shelf only for the discerning Virgo. Little known fact
Speaker 2: about Virgos. Their reputation of studio sticks in the mud
Speaker 2: is a bit misguided, as these people know how to
Speaker 2: party and where to draw the line between letty loose
Speaker 2: and blacking out. Here's a little known fact about tequila.
Speaker 2: It's actually a probiotic, making it the perfect elixir for
Speaker 2: the efficient, healthy heenists that lives in each and every Virgo. Libra,
Speaker 2: your best Halloween costume suited for your zodiac sign would
Speaker 2: be Barbie Librafolk ten towards it pretty and the popular,
Speaker 2: making Barbie very on brand. Libra is ruled by Venus, Venus,
Speaker 2: planet of esthetics, and is the sign associated with justice
Speaker 2: and partnership. It's your Barbie, a Mattel distillation of unrealistic
Speaker 2: yet enduringly aspirational beauty standards on the uptick. Barbie has
Speaker 2: given women the gift of believing they deserve a hot partner,
Speaker 2: willing to coordinate outfits, a dream home to call their own.
Speaker 5: And a hot pink sports car. So it ate all bad, Scorpio.
Speaker 2: Are you ready to fallow for years for the Halloween
Speaker 2: costume which best suits your zodiac side?
Speaker 5: Yeah, plague doctor? What the hell is that? I know
Speaker 5: that is?
Speaker 6: That's the one with the long beak that looks like
Speaker 6: a bird. Yeah, oh okay.
Speaker 2: Scorpios are natural healers and fearless in the face of
Speaker 2: death and or pestilence. Scorpio rules the eighth House of
Speaker 2: Death and as such as less squeamish about life cycles
Speaker 2: enclosures than other signs. This Plague doctor costume speaks to
Speaker 2: that shadowy comfort and the Scorpion's preference for black robes
Speaker 2: and anonymity.
Speaker 5: Yep, I like this costume all right, Sagittarius. That's me.
Speaker 5: My best suited Halloween costume is.
Speaker 2: Disco Ballparkley and just twirling.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 2: Rule by expansive, exuberant planet Jupiter. Archers are inclined to
Speaker 2: have a good time all the time wherever the fates
Speaker 2: direct him. Well, I won't disagree with that. Adding an
Speaker 2: instant and rollicking party vibe to any scenario, be it
Speaker 2: baptism or barbecue. Sagittarians are the disco ball of the
Speaker 2: zodiac and can embody that honor with this facet forward
Speaker 2: accessory kit flamboyant if you say so.
Speaker 5: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: Devil is the hot Halloween costume for Capricorns that's weird.
Speaker 2: In the major arcana of the Taro, the sign of
Speaker 2: Capricorn is symbolized by the Devil card with cloven hoofs
Speaker 2: and carnality In common goats can get on board with
Speaker 2: being bezel Bob. For character inspiration, see Black Philip in
Speaker 2: the Witch Hoodies, Rock and Satan Rules. For Aquarius, your
Speaker 2: preferred costume is hippie. They don't call it the Age
Speaker 2: of Aquarius for nothing. Folks at their loosest and most
Speaker 2: liberated water bearers are about radical freedom, untamed pubic hair.
Speaker 5: Ye read why do you give this to me? Tuala?
Speaker 2: This is This is the costume and the impact and
Speaker 2: the impassioned flying of the proverbial freak flag. Raise yours
Speaker 2: di y, dressing like the hippies of your or make
Speaker 2: like a fascist yuppie. And last one, Pisces, your preferred
Speaker 2: costume given your zodiac sign is fairy.
Speaker 5: Pisces.
Speaker 2: Folks love a woodland scene and winged creature Pisces, people
Speaker 2: lean hard into fantasy, and in most cases prefer to
Speaker 2: see themselves as wing creatures flitting through an enchanted forest,
Speaker 2: rather than flightless humans walking the uninspired aisles.
Speaker 5: Of Trader Joe's.
Speaker 2: Here's your chance to take that flight of fancy, fam,
Speaker 2: And there is your horoscope for this week as we
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