Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 2: Yes, I have heard from each and every one of
Speaker 2: you over the years, how you try to mock me,
Speaker 2: how you try to clown me, how you try to
Speaker 2: somehow demean me for not liking leftovers. I got all
Speaker 2: your messages, I heard all your jokes. How I must
Speaker 2: be strained, don't know what I'm missing, don't know what
Speaker 2: I've miss.
Speaker 3: It out all? Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever, You're still wrong.
Speaker 2: I don't like leftovers, and when I eat on Christmas,
Speaker 2: that will be my only meal of that meal. I'm
Speaker 2: not taking home any turkey. I'm not gonna make turkey sandwiches.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna reheat anything in the coming days. It's
Speaker 2: just no, the smell is not the same, the consistency
Speaker 2: is not the same. It's just not enjoyable. Yes, I
Speaker 2: know the things you can do, like putting it in
Speaker 2: the oven as opposed to the microwave. I'm not going
Speaker 2: through all that work for something that's still not going
Speaker 2: to taste or smell or feel the same way as
Speaker 2: it did the first time.
Speaker 3: But for all you leftover lovers out there, like.
Speaker 2: Twala, like Mark, like Stefan who's listening from Afar, and
Speaker 2: I assume Robin, who's working the board tonight, she's a
Speaker 2: leftover lover. Let me talk dismissively to all of you,
Speaker 2: first individually, then collectively.
Speaker 3: Okay, you should.
Speaker 2: Know that you are putting your life in your own
Speaker 2: hands each at every time that you eat the leftovers,
Speaker 2: because most likely, most likely you are eating leftovers in
Speaker 2: those plastic food containers. And you're taking those plastic food
Speaker 2: containers and you're putting them in the microwave, and you're
Speaker 2: slowly but surely ingesting all those microplastics. So is it
Speaker 2: not only leftover food, it's leftover plastic that you're eating.
Speaker 3: And plastic probably doesn't taste good. It's not good for you.
Speaker 4: Wait wait, wait, wait wait, are you a assuming that
Speaker 4: those of us who eat leftovers heat up our leftovers
Speaker 4: in the leftover container? Yeah, you probably do. No one
Speaker 4: does that, Mark does look at no, Mark doesn't.
Speaker 3: To me, No one spot of your straw man attack.
Speaker 3: You're pretty such pretty well.
Speaker 5: No no no no no no no no, no no
Speaker 5: no no, don't tell me that you don't take one
Speaker 5: of those plastic tupperware tens to store the food and
Speaker 5: then eat from it.
Speaker 3: Those are microwaves saved.
Speaker 2: There is such a thing as microwave safe. But that
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that you're not also eating microplastics.
Speaker 4: No one, no one, And I read this. This is
Speaker 4: for anyone who's listening. If you are heating up your
Speaker 4: leftovers in these reusable plastics, you are absolutely ruining your food.
Speaker 4: Take it out like good Americans like my self, mark
Speaker 4: and robbing, and take your food out a microwavable plate
Speaker 4: and reheat that food.
Speaker 3: Because this argument that Moe was giving me, this is.
Speaker 2: All I need you to tell the truth. I need
Speaker 2: you to tell the truth. How do you reheat your leftovers?
Speaker 3: Tell the truth in a glass?
Speaker 2: You should have been jumping all over that, but you
Speaker 2: have to think about it. Okay, it can't be plastic,
Speaker 2: so it was going to be.
Speaker 6: Listen, everybody knows you don't heat the stuff up in styrofoam. Okay, yes,
Speaker 6: so it starts burning. Yeah, but I will admit to this.
Speaker 6: I am such a leftover. I grew up with my
Speaker 6: grandparents and they were depression people, so I don't throw
Speaker 6: much away and I can't stand wasting food. I can't
Speaker 6: stand it. So sometimes like when when the three of
Speaker 6: us or four of us have food on a Friday,
Speaker 6: I'll still be eating the leftovers on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's right, you're putting you know, you're playing with fire,
Speaker 2: but you heat it up on a fresh plate every
Speaker 2: time I've seen you do so exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: All I know is food purchased and prepared on a
Speaker 2: Friday do not taste enjoyable and probably aren't healthy for
Speaker 2: you on a Tuesday.
Speaker 3: But Sunday is really pushy.
Speaker 6: He I think his highness, mister mo Kelly simply demands
Speaker 6: fresh food every single meal, and he won't tolerate it
Speaker 6: because he believes he's above that.
Speaker 2: I have standards. It doesn't mean I'm an elitist. It
Speaker 2: just means that I have basic standards, all right. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to apologize for having low level standards. It
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that I'm wasting food. I just don't take
Speaker 2: food with me. There's a difference. It'd be different if
Speaker 2: I'm going to take all these leftover tens or whatever,
Speaker 2: these plates and then it just sits in my refrigerator
Speaker 2: for a day or two.
Speaker 3: Then I throw it out. That's just wasting food.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 6: I still think I've got some of the charcootering Nick
Speaker 6: brought in two weeks ago.
Speaker 4: It's fresh. That was stuff last Yeah, that was meats
Speaker 4: and cheeses. That's fine. I think what we've got it, Yes,
Speaker 4: meats and cheeses. Those were those dried salamis and the
Speaker 4: fresh cheeses.
Speaker 3: Those are good.
Speaker 2: That was a week Tuesday ago. I'm not throwing that away.
Speaker 2: It's just cheese and meats. It's not going to go
Speaker 2: bad like that. What I think what we've gotten to
Speaker 2: mo is that at one point in life you had
Speaker 2: some plastic reheated food and probably had the taste of
Speaker 2: microplastics in your leftovers.
Speaker 3: That's ruined your taste.
Speaker 2: I have tried reheating pizza the morning after on a
Speaker 2: actual plate, not in a styrofoam container, not in some
Speaker 2: plastic container. It just doesn't taste as good. Now I've
Speaker 2: been so very hungry where it's like, damnit, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: eat it anyway.
Speaker 6: Well, first of all, you never eat up pizza unless
Speaker 6: you're in a severe pinch in the microwave. That's the
Speaker 6: worst way to do that.
Speaker 2: And I don't have time to be cooking in the
Speaker 2: air fryer or the oven for fifteen to twenty minutes. Well,
Speaker 2: then this is a you problem. That's why don't do leftovers.
Speaker 2: We don't have that misunderstanding with the food. I eat
Speaker 2: what I'm hungry to eat. I don't try to overeat.
Speaker 2: And this has always been something with me, even since
Speaker 2: I was a child. I did not eat a lot
Speaker 2: as a child, and I didn't really eat leftovers as
Speaker 2: a child. I ate until I was full, and sometimes
Speaker 2: it wasn't finishing my plate. You know how that is
Speaker 2: with parents of the boomer generation. You're going to eat
Speaker 2: all the food on your plate.
Speaker 6: I was one of those kids, and it was back
Speaker 6: to the wheel of pain and being whipped every half hour.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about.
Speaker 2: You didn't have a time where they said you cannot
Speaker 2: leave the table until you finish your plate.
Speaker 3: You clean your plate.
Speaker 6: I think you and I had somewhat different childhoods, so
Speaker 6: it wasn't exactly like that. But yeah, I had to
Speaker 6: eat always put in front of me.
Speaker 2: Okay, And I usually got in trouble for that because
Speaker 2: I didn't finish my plate on some occasions and he said,
Speaker 2: well you can't, can't have any dessert.
Speaker 3: It's like I wasn't a big dessert child.
Speaker 2: Growing up, it's like, okay, just let me know when
Speaker 2: I can leave the table, And that just kind of
Speaker 2: carried over into my adult life.
Speaker 6: I don't eat not only are leftover is good. Sometimes
Speaker 6: things are better the second day.
Speaker 3: Like food. Never, Yeah, you're insane. It soaks up all those.
Speaker 2: You cannot pick up a food that is better fourteen
Speaker 2: hours after it's originally Wow, I'm not.
Speaker 4: Literally gumbo soaks in all the flavor. Well the next day.
Speaker 2: Then maybe you're fooling me and you're bringing in your
Speaker 2: gumbo a day after you cooked it.
Speaker 4: No, gumbo's good day of, but it's even better day after.
Speaker 3: Well, I liked it the day of.
Speaker 4: Okay, spaghetti, No, almost any dish you make it is
Speaker 4: good the next day because that's when the flavor really settles.
Speaker 3: Only thing that is good the next day is a dessert.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 6: Well, when you win at your billion dollar lottery and
Speaker 6: you have your personal chef, you can just eat a
Speaker 6: different thing every single time you sit down, and the
Speaker 6: chef can take it home to his struggling family.
Speaker 2: I don't have a chef, tiny tim, and I'm not struggling.
Speaker 3: I don't know a chef. You're impoverished chef. I don't
Speaker 3: have a chef. I don't have a chef. Oh you will.
Speaker 2: I don't have a stable of hookers. I don't leave
Speaker 2: this lifestyle that you think I lead.
Speaker 6: When you win the lottery and you decide that you're
Speaker 6: going to be an oligark, then you can do that.
Speaker 3: You can.
Speaker 6: I'm the one who'll every money. You'll never have to
Speaker 6: eat the same thing twice.
Speaker 3: I am going to be a philanthropist to say it
Speaker 3: with me. Philanthropists.
Speaker 4: No, but your chef going home to their hungry family
Speaker 4: is everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, living under a bridge somewhere. I'll give them some cake.
Speaker 3: Let them eat cake. I know it.
Speaker 7: I know it.
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Speaker 2: I tried not to even think about what I'm going
Speaker 2: to do for New Year's Eve until after Christmas. But
Speaker 2: I'm married to some one who is very very very
Speaker 2: ain'tal retentive, and she needs to plan everything well in advance,
Speaker 2: long in advance. So our plans for New Year's Eve
Speaker 2: were scheduled in August. August Mark, it's freaking hot outside,
Speaker 2: you know what's thinking about Christmas in.
Speaker 3: New Year's I give you time to run a tucks
Speaker 3: in your size.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, I own a tux Okay, No, I do
Speaker 2: enough events as far as like m seeing where it's
Speaker 2: good to always have one available, and I can write
Speaker 2: it off because it's used for work only.
Speaker 3: Ah.
Speaker 2: But uh, this event that my wife and I are
Speaker 2: gonna go to, we're gonna go out of town and
Speaker 2: go to some shin dig and in the dress code
Speaker 2: is here's the real question why I'm talking about this.
Speaker 6: The dress code is black tie optional. When ice it
Speaker 6: sounds like an ice shut party.
Speaker 2: I wish when I see optional, then more people than
Speaker 2: not are going to go below that standard. If you
Speaker 2: were to invite me to let's say your wedding mark,
Speaker 2: if you were to ever get married, and you put
Speaker 2: black tie on the invitation, I'm coming in a tuxedo.
Speaker 6: But if it's optional, you were in cargo shorts. No, no, no,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't go that far.
Speaker 2: But when you say optional, it says to me that
Speaker 2: you're going to get people in sport jackets, suits, maybe
Speaker 2: a collarless without a tie. You're gonna get the whole
Speaker 2: run of the gamut. And I don't ever like to
Speaker 2: feel overdressed. So if you say black tie optional, you're
Speaker 2: gonna have a lot of people there who are in
Speaker 2: regular suits and maybe a handful of people in black tie.
Speaker 2: Why because if you say black tie, it's not just
Speaker 2: the man, it's the woman as well. It's a couple.
Speaker 2: You're both supposed to be black tie. And the rules
Speaker 2: for men rules for women, most people don't even follow them.
Speaker 2: Give you a perfect example, Mark, how is a woman
Speaker 2: supposed to wear her hair for a black tie event?
Speaker 3: Up?
Speaker 2: Very good, that's right. You were tried for the CIA.
Speaker 2: But how often do you see it? It's usually the
Speaker 2: hair is down on the shoulders.
Speaker 3: Whatever.
Speaker 2: Perfect example. And I'm not just picking on women. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying men. They think black tie includes a black suit,
Speaker 2: No it doesn't. You know, black tie also includes a
Speaker 2: white dinner jacket. You can see it like James Bond
Speaker 2: wearing it.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: White tie is tails and that's usually reserved for like
Speaker 2: weddings and real like meeting with royalty, those type of events.
Speaker 6: All right, mo, what do you call that thing that
Speaker 6: goes around your waist a belt?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: With with a tuxedo a cumber bund? How are you
Speaker 6: pronouncing it cumber bun, comber bun whatever, comber bund, not
Speaker 6: cumber bund whatever, camra bund.
Speaker 3: That's what I said, you'd say.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 3: They don't wear those anymore. Bar you're a fraud.
Speaker 6: That in ruffles, Well, now ruffles are If we're gonna
Speaker 6: get into the ruffles thing, I can roll with a
Speaker 6: nice seventies ruffled suit.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: In suits in general, since we're talking about I guess haberdashery.
Speaker 2: Should your pocket square match your tie? Yes? Should be
Speaker 2: a different Well, let me put it this way. It
Speaker 2: should not be the exact same print. It should be different.
Speaker 2: Are these fighting words? I think they should match? No,
Speaker 2: they shouldn't. Your tie, let's say you have a red tie,
Speaker 2: your pocket square would not be the same material, same print,
Speaker 2: or the same pattern.
Speaker 3: Does this depend on what kind of message you're trying
Speaker 3: to send to your handler at the dead drop? No,
Speaker 3: it's just a degree of sartorial style. I see, Okay,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 6: Any other Why do they sell ties in pocket squares
Speaker 6: in packages of the same I don't know.
Speaker 3: Look, you can look it up yourself, and they shouldn't.
Speaker 3: They should have a And that's why I mix and
Speaker 3: match your argument isn't with me, it's with say Macy's,
Speaker 3: go set a Macy's on fire.
Speaker 2: No, Macy's, they have good suits, but not good ties.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a perfect example. I went to Macy's
Speaker 2: last week just because I like to buy ties and
Speaker 2: I like to get bow ties.
Speaker 3: But I tie a bow tie. I don't do the
Speaker 3: clip on thing.
Speaker 2: And Macy's, surprisingly enough calling you out, did not have
Speaker 2: any actual bow ties.
Speaker 3: They just had a bunch of clip ons.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, I think clip on bow ties are
Speaker 6: acceptable in a pinch. Clip on long ties are never
Speaker 6: ever acceptable, unless you're like a manager at a best Buy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think clip on ties. That's that's like high
Speaker 2: school prom. So if you cops, cops.
Speaker 6: Wear the clip on so they don't get choked when
Speaker 6: somebody grabs them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but a clip on bow tie, unless you're sixteen going.
Speaker 3: To prom, don't want to see it.
Speaker 6: Also, if you tie your own bow tie, they look
Speaker 6: kind of cool when they're untied at the end of
Speaker 6: the night. Yes, they do. I know this first Tand yes,
Speaker 6: what do I feel like you're holding something back here?
Speaker 2: No, I'm just saying I have a selection of bow
Speaker 2: ties and I like tying them, and I like untying.
Speaker 3: Then you like walking around thinking you're Daniel Craig. Is
Speaker 3: that it? That's right? I just can't do the accent
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, but I'm just as sexy, just as sexy absolutely
Speaker 2: if you say so, Oh, I know, so I walk
Speaker 2: around the house with nothing but a comber bone. Well,
Speaker 2: I think in twenty twenty five will have to work
Speaker 2: on your self esteem, can't. I am six forty live everywhere.
Speaker 2: You didn't even answer my question. When do you start
Speaker 2: planning for your New Year's? Oh? I gotta work, I'm sure, Robin.
Speaker 2: What about you when you plan for New Year's if
Speaker 2: at all? Or just let it happen organically?
Speaker 3: You can't shake your head. It's radio. No one gets
Speaker 3: to see that. She still doesn't know that.
Speaker 2: We're not even Instagram live, Robin. You nod in your head.
Speaker 2: You can't even nod loud enough for people to get that.
Speaker 2: You couldn't even give me the no American sign language either, Okay, Robin, he's.
Speaker 3: Even laughing, silent laughing. Can you at least laugh on Mike?
Speaker 2: How about a nice wink? Are you like being held
Speaker 2: as hostage? You know, give us a sign.
Speaker 3: Anything, show us today's paper.
Speaker 2: If she doesn't know what a paper is, she's only
Speaker 2: what twenty eight? Oh my god, look at this time
Speaker 2: thirty thirty. Okay, look I remember thirty years ago. What
Speaker 2: was thirty years ago? Nineteen ninety four. That's like yesterday.
Speaker 2: Everyone listening remembers nineteen ninety four. Do you remember nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety nine? The year like White two? K no ca
Speaker 2: if I am six forty, we'relive everywhere in the iHeartRadio app.
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Speaker 2: And I thought I knew movies, But then I started
Speaker 2: looking into the history of Home Alone, and then I
Speaker 2: realized I really don't know movies. Did you know that
Speaker 2: there was a Home Alone three and a Home Alone four?
Speaker 2: But it didn't have to do with the with Kevin's
Speaker 2: Family Home a Loan three. The story follows Alex Pruett,
Speaker 2: an eight year old boy who defends his home against
Speaker 2: a dangerous group of international criminals working for a terrorist organization.
Speaker 2: That was nineteen ninety seven. I have no memory of
Speaker 2: that whatsoever. There was a sequel to it Home Alone four?
Speaker 2: Maybe these were direct to video and it's a two
Speaker 2: thousand and two American made for television Christmas family comedy,
Speaker 2: and you know you know how that goes. Kid gets lost,
Speaker 2: kid defends the house against criminals. But there seems to
Speaker 2: be a real Home Alone sequel, as in Home Alone
Speaker 2: three to the nineteen ninety movie the original that most
Speaker 2: people know and love, which starred McCauley culkin.
Speaker 3: The only thing.
Speaker 2: Is no one can quite tell us if it is
Speaker 2: in fact real and going to happen. Now, there have
Speaker 2: been now multiple trailers which have been released for possibly
Speaker 2: a Home Alone quote unquote three next year, next Christmas holiday,
Speaker 2: starring the original cast. I'm talking about McCauley Culkin, Daniel Stern,
Speaker 2: Joe Peshey. But we're not sure whether it's going to
Speaker 2: be a full blown project or it's like a trial
Speaker 2: balloon trailer like they did with Deadpool, to see if
Speaker 2: they can generate enough interest in fully fleshing out the product.
Speaker 3: Check this out and for.
Speaker 7: The third time, story repeats.
Speaker 3: If you're not going with this shue, filthy, wimpy thing,
Speaker 3: wet bandits will get your little Kevin.
Speaker 7: I'm not letting you come through my house, no matter what.
Speaker 1: You're gonna pay for everything.
Speaker 7: When you'll come be sure, I'll be ready, Kevin.
Speaker 2: They have Kevin's mother in it from the original, they
Speaker 2: have Chill Pashe, Daniel Stern, Mcaulay Culkin. It looks real,
Speaker 2: and I say real because we live in the age
Speaker 2: of AI.
Speaker 3: You can piece things together. It looks real. There's a
Speaker 3: tile of twenty century Fox. We don't know if it's
Speaker 3: real or not.
Speaker 2: Twaal and I have been going back and forth, but
Speaker 2: it feels real because they all the principal actors or
Speaker 2: at least wants to love.
Speaker 3: But the adults from the original are quite up there
Speaker 3: in years, right, So the father.
Speaker 2: Is deceased, right, died at twenty seventeen, mom is seventy years.
Speaker 6: Old, and Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern maybe at this
Speaker 6: point they just want a warm place to stay indoors.
Speaker 2: Daniel Joe Peschi's eighty one. I don't know how old
Speaker 2: Daniel Stern is.
Speaker 3: And it could be I don't know.
Speaker 2: It could be like a short segment, it could be
Speaker 2: part of a Super Bowl marketing campaign, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's hard to say. In today's world.
Speaker 6: I don't think in their age they're going to be
Speaker 6: in any shape of wages siege on a household, is
Speaker 6: what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: It looks real enough, though, And the thing about it
Speaker 4: for me personally, I didn't like Home Alone when it
Speaker 4: came out. He ever cared for the film. I thought
Speaker 4: it was holiday trash. I'm like, to me, it was
Speaker 4: the most believable silly story ever made.
Speaker 3: But it's like Diehard with a kid. What are you
Speaker 3: talking about? Who loses their kid at the airport?
Speaker 2: Come on now, look, Mark, come on now and got
Speaker 2: on a plane with the France Mark.
Speaker 4: If you grew up in the latch key kid generation
Speaker 4: where parents left you alone for ungullly hours all day long, no,
Speaker 4: you would still know.
Speaker 3: That this is impossible, This is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: But but but my daughter watches this film like at
Speaker 4: least once a week, like a right when the holidays start.
Speaker 4: She will pop this on her and her friends get
Speaker 4: with this film. So I know there is a strong
Speaker 4: fandom for Home Alone period, and individuals like that, like
Speaker 4: my daughter, that age group, they will actually go see
Speaker 4: some crap like this.
Speaker 6: That's because it's like Diehard combined with a Tom and
Speaker 6: Jerry cartoon with a kid as the protagonist.
Speaker 3: It's fun.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was fun or whether it
Speaker 2: was a function of Macaulay Culkin being the right kid
Speaker 2: at the right time with the right vehicle, because the
Speaker 2: premise for me never made any sense. But I can't
Speaker 2: appreciate his particular performance in that the whole shaving scene
Speaker 2: and the after shave not gonna stuff that was cute,
Speaker 2: that had a lot of mileage behind.
Speaker 3: It the movie itself.
Speaker 2: That he's out smarting the wet bandits, and I'm on
Speaker 2: even getting the home alone too, But just the first
Speaker 2: one was cute enough. I didn't buy it when I.
Speaker 6: This was my criticism is that it wasn't realistic enough.
Speaker 2: It was too it was too silly for me nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety I was twenty one, so I'm looking at it
Speaker 2: through twenty one year old eyes. I could never get
Speaker 2: past the fact that the family went to the airport,
Speaker 2: got on a plane international.
Speaker 3: Flight, and didn't realize they didn't have one of their kids.
Speaker 3: That was just blew believe. Okay, Mom wouldn't have noticed
Speaker 3: that you're getting on the plane. Everyone's got a boarding pass.
Speaker 2: If you've ever traveled with children ever, I'm talking about
Speaker 2: like going on a bus ride, you gotta make sure
Speaker 2: everyone has accounted for every step of the way they
Speaker 2: got their boarding pass, bus pass, whatever.
Speaker 3: I never got past that.
Speaker 2: I would have more believed if the family had, let's
Speaker 2: say that parents had gone to I don't know, driven
Speaker 2: to Vegas or something something where the kids were supposed
Speaker 2: to be home.
Speaker 3: That would have made more sense to me.
Speaker 6: But I know it was right on the cusp of
Speaker 6: that time when they didn't care what kids did. Like
Speaker 6: you and I when we were kids, we leave during
Speaker 6: the day, they don't expect us back till dark or dinner,
Speaker 6: and nobody would do that with kids these days.
Speaker 3: Not today.
Speaker 2: No, And I don't know if there's a third story
Speaker 2: to be told, but this is just a nostalgia play
Speaker 2: no matter what. And supposedly the story is the Wet
Speaker 2: Bandits are out of jail and the first thing to
Speaker 2: do they want to settle the score with Kevin.
Speaker 3: And that makes sense. Kevin is living in the same
Speaker 3: house he grew up in.
Speaker 6: I didn't even know they were called the Wet Bandits.
Speaker 6: Is that from the movie? Yes, the Wet Bandits.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I am surprised, Mark, being that you were an adult
Speaker 4: when this came out and that you're an adult now
Speaker 4: that you would have any favoritism for this film whatsoever
Speaker 4: because you don't love John us party.
Speaker 3: This film, larger part was for kids. John Hughes movies are.
Speaker 4: Great, So you make an exception for kid product when
Speaker 4: it comes to John Hughes. That's you say, So this
Speaker 4: whole thing was about trying to pearl harbor me about
Speaker 4: liking kids movies?
Speaker 3: Is that what this is? No? I just picked up
Speaker 3: on that.
Speaker 4: I just picked up on you having this affinity for
Speaker 4: this film anytime bring up Sorry I watch no, no.
Speaker 6: No, no, I'm not the freaking this equation here. Everybody
Speaker 6: loves John Hughes movies. Everybody loves the Breakfast.
Speaker 3: Club all this. No, not even Uncle Buck.
Speaker 2: Those were geared towards high schoolers adolescents. This is about
Speaker 2: a kid eight years old or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was eight years old when he did the movie.
Speaker 2: So what exactly is your accusation here? Let's just make
Speaker 2: it all that you need to get.
Speaker 4: Off of your watch kids films high horse, that there
Speaker 4: is a place for them. This isn't a cartoon. It's okay,
Speaker 4: get off of your high horse.
Speaker 6: My stars, the stars, that's completely comfortable for my junk,
Speaker 6: and I don't I don't have any problem liking John
Speaker 6: Hughes live action movie as opposed to all the cartoons
Speaker 6: that you two alleged adults consume.
Speaker 3: I don't know why you brought your junks. You could lett.
Speaker 6: I'm uncomfortable now, Okay, yeah, Hi, Well, vision accomplished.
Speaker 3: Man.
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Speaker 2: Very quickly, your horoscope and which Christmas movie should you
Speaker 2: watch based on your zodiac sign? This is down in
Speaker 2: dirty real quick aries. Your Christmas movie is a Christmas
Speaker 2: story on a throwback front. A Christmas story checks to
Speaker 2: boxes for aries with a storyline that leverages triple dog
Speaker 2: Dare's obsession, poor impulse control, and tacky lamps for the initiated.
Speaker 2: A Christmas Story Christmas the sequel to the beloved nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty three original. Wait a minute, it was a sequel.
Speaker 2: I don't know there's a sequel to a Christmas Story.
Speaker 2: It's available on most streaming services. Taurus Miracle on thirty
Speaker 2: fourth Street. Taurus folks make for natural skeptics, rulers of
Speaker 2: the second House of Values and Possessions Bulls will approve
Speaker 2: of Miracle on thirty Fourth Street, a meditation on capitalism,
Speaker 2: the burden of proof, and the beauty of believing Gemini
Speaker 2: Mark This is for You Ready the Santa Claus starring
Speaker 2: real life Gemini Tim Allen. The premise is one close
Speaker 2: to the extremely indecisive heart of every Gemini. As a
Speaker 2: retirement age Santa must grapple with work, life balance and
Speaker 2: the consequence.
Speaker 3: Of his bad choices. Cancer.
Speaker 2: Your Christmas movie is Falling for Christmas, starring Cancer Comeback
Speaker 2: Queen Lindsay Lowann. Netflix's Falling for Christmas is the tale
Speaker 2: of a hotel heiress who loses her memory, which she
Speaker 2: tumbles from the top of a mountain. Hilarity, heartwarming moments,
Speaker 2: and a face off with a raccoon. Sounds like Tauola's
Speaker 2: life The best there.
Speaker 3: Try to try to harm you, Leo.
Speaker 2: Your Christmas Movie is Christmas with You starring Freddi Prince
Speaker 2: Junior and Sarah Michelle Geller. Christmas with You follows a
Speaker 2: magnanimous pop star on the career decline who decides to
Speaker 2: make the wish of one lucky fan who happens to
Speaker 2: have one serious hot dad. I'm just reading this come true.
Speaker 2: I don't know any of these movies, really, a lot
Speaker 2: of them, I don't. This is a suspect Virgo. Your movie,
Speaker 2: per your zodiac sign is Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.
Speaker 2: Virgo thrives on being underestimated, and no story encapsulates the
Speaker 2: spirit of the underdog or under deer if you will,
Speaker 2: like Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer. In the major icona
Speaker 2: of the Tarot, Virgo is represented by the hermit, who,
Speaker 2: like Rudolph, illuminates for others away out and through.
Speaker 3: Libra.
Speaker 2: Your movie is Elf, finally a good one because the
Speaker 2: sun is in fall in Libra. Natives are inclined to
Speaker 2: have difficult relationships with their fathers, and never has that
Speaker 2: dynamic been more delightfully dramatized than in the Ballad of
Speaker 2: Buddy the Elf and his Dad, a curmudgeon that finally
Speaker 2: comes around Scorpio. This is you, Twalla, spirited. I never
Speaker 2: saw this. I remember this was on Netflix. If I'm
Speaker 2: not mistaken, Okay, it was Ryan Reynolds movie. It's based
Speaker 2: loosely on Charles Dickens. For Christmas, Carol promising that on
Speaker 2: Christmas Eve, one dark soul is selected for redemption. Will
Speaker 2: Ferrell plays the ghost of Christmas Present, charged with leading
Speaker 2: Ryan Reynolds on a journey to betterment. No one loves
Speaker 2: a bad guy goes good story arc more than a Scorpio,
Speaker 2: making this one a perfect match. Honorable Mentioned goes to
Speaker 2: Tim Burton's A Nightmare Before Christmas.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, okay, all right, that's more liking for scorpio sagittary.
Speaker 2: Here's mine, A Boy Called Christmas?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: What's all these Netflix movies? Who did this? Is this
Speaker 3: a Netflix sponsored list? Netflix? Is?
Speaker 2: A Boy Called Christmas follows young Nicholas as he sets
Speaker 2: forth into the furthest reaches of the North with the
Speaker 2: royally decreed purpose of retrieving hope. This premise is pure
Speaker 2: cinematic bait for the average Sagittarius who loves nothing more
Speaker 2: than an unexpected journey and an optimist. Erron Capricorn National
Speaker 2: Lampoons Christmas Vacation About damn Time. Classic in astrology, Capricorn
Speaker 2: represents the archetype of the father, and there has never
Speaker 2: been a better unhinged Holiday Daddy than Chevy Chase's Clark Griswold.
Speaker 2: In National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation runner up is How the
Speaker 2: Grint Stole Christmas? Aquarius, Your Holiday movie or Christmas movie
Speaker 2: is Home Alone. As we just discussed, there's a hot
Speaker 2: debate about whether or not Home Alone is a Christmas movie,
Speaker 2: just as there's a hot debate about whether or not
Speaker 2: Aquarius folks are human or alien. Tip to the plot,
Speaker 2: most lone wolf water bearers would welcome the chance to
Speaker 2: spend the holidays alone in a fancy house, eating ice
Speaker 2: cream and outsmarting baddies Pisces. It's a wonderful life rule
Speaker 2: by dream Planet Neptune Pieces is associated with film fantasy
Speaker 2: and far flung romance. Say that five times fast Fish
Speaker 2: Folk who don't roll their eyes at the existence of
Speaker 2: angels or their influence see their whimsy reflected in the
Speaker 2: Christmas classic It's a Wonderful Life?
Speaker 3: Wait was that? What was that from you?
Speaker 2: Robin?
Speaker 3: Okay, you've seen it's a wonderful.
Speaker 2: Life I have and I didn't know what and you
Speaker 2: didn't like it.
Speaker 3: You saw it's a wonderful life. Never mind, never mind.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to say, I don't know how you found
Speaker 2: your way to it's a wonderful life.
Speaker 3: But you don't remember why two K. I've also never
Speaker 3: seen The Godfather.
Speaker 2: Stop while you're behind, you're not helping yourself.
Speaker 3: I didn't know there was more than one. Stop while
Speaker 3: you're behind.
Speaker 2: You just pissed off half the people listening right now,
Speaker 2: actually three quarters, because everyone who's listening has seen The
Speaker 2: Godfather and knows that there are at least two other movies,
Speaker 2: arguably three, but that's a different discussion. Yeah, and the
Speaker 2: second one, I don't know. I think the original is
Speaker 2: better than the sequel.
Speaker 3: That's just me. That's just me, and I know I'm
Speaker 3: I'm not in good company.
Speaker 2: I like the original first two or great third ones trash.
Speaker 2: I don't even acknowledge the third one. Okay, it's later
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Speaker 3: You know, I've already tossed. Tomorrow, May Christmas Tree Survive.
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