Speaker 1: Weird.
Speaker 2: We welcome back midnight viewers to Father Malone's weekly round up.
Speaker 2: I'm Father Alone in here, protecting me from the more
Speaker 2: f menace. It's everywhere, you know, is mister Ripley gene
Speaker 2: bark at the people repleat Oh so wilful. You're lucky,
Speaker 2: You're cute. How's everyone doing? I'm asking our international friends
Speaker 2: because I already know how we're doing in the States.
Speaker 2: Spooky season is hitting a lot harder this year. Don't worry, though,
Speaker 2: I have recently acquired a copy of the Necronomicon. It's
Speaker 2: the paperback edition, though the way I was giving my
Speaker 2: eternal soul for an original copy with the flesh binding. Anyway,
Speaker 2: even though it's pretty dense reading, I think I should
Speaker 2: be able to at least conjure Yank Satav or some
Speaker 2: man amphibian hybrids from the coastal waters. I'll keep you posted.
Speaker 2: We got some correspondents that can mean only one thing.
Speaker 1: Pals from around.
Speaker 2: This is from our Patreon channel, you know, the actual fans.
Speaker 2: This one's from Andy, he writes, Hi, Father Alone, you
Speaker 2: asked for suggestions on one of your shows a while back.
Speaker 2: What would you think of doing an episode covering Tangerine
Speaker 2: Dreams film scores. Take care and let me know what
Speaker 2: you think about a TD score show. You want to
Speaker 2: know what I think. I think our first composer themed
Speaker 2: episode is in production. We're gonna scale the Tangerine Heights
Speaker 2: until we're all dreaming. Who's we HP, of course, my
Speaker 2: most musically inclined compadre. If you haven't checked out his
Speaker 2: show Noise Junkies, which is about music, you're doing yourself
Speaker 2: a disservice. But anyway, Tangerine dream episode is happening. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much, Andy. And this is from another patron,
Speaker 2: this one from Jason Father Malone. Just wanted to say
Speaker 2: thanks for all you do. You Mike White, Chris Daisho
Speaker 2: and a couple of other folks have gotten me through
Speaker 2: some rough days. Really appreciate it and I wish I
Speaker 2: could do more to support you. But please know that
Speaker 2: your work means a lot to people. Just hearing the
Speaker 2: familiar voices of like minded, smart people can be a
Speaker 2: huge comfort in shitty times. By the way, I'm currently
Speaker 2: listening to your heavy metal episode from last year. Excellent choice,
Speaker 2: and I'm reminded of seeing it at a midnight show
Speaker 2: sometime nineteen ninety or ninety one. A couple of Bill
Speaker 2: and Ted looking dudes walked in about five minutes late,
Speaker 2: and one loudly goes, ah, man, it's a fucking cartoon, suckers. Anyway,
Speaker 2: that is how you contact me, folks. That is correspondence.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Jason. Also, we got a new
Speaker 2: communicat from our pal, Shane Mackey, and I mean pal
Speaker 2: like you're all my pals, you know, like the young
Speaker 2: guns meaning of pals. You get it. Anyway, haven't heard
Speaker 2: from you in some time, Shane, What say you? He writes,
Speaker 2: enjoying Alien Earth. But I have a hard time with
Speaker 2: the name boy Cavalier without hearing it with a John
Speaker 2: Lovett style flourish. I think that's something like this, Boy Cavalier.
Speaker 2: I am intrigued on your theory that the Octoi will
Speaker 2: one day be the CEO of one of the Big Five.
Speaker 2: That will make for an odd company portrait. I'm impressed
Speaker 2: with your memory of media from our youth. I've got
Speaker 2: maybe a year or two on you, and some of
Speaker 2: those details escape me. But here's one. I'd catch this
Speaker 2: maybe once or twice on HBO, always around five am
Speaker 2: on Saturday. This short film about a battle between video
Speaker 2: game characters. I was probably around eleven or twelve at
Speaker 2: the time. That hour of the week they would show
Speaker 2: some shorts that are probably now lost time, but I
Speaker 2: did find this one on YouTube. Finally, I find you
Speaker 2: an excellent swearer as you punctuate not pepper. Oddly that
Speaker 2: that last sentence may have been improperly punctuated. Enjoy your
Speaker 2: horror Convention car Show. I may be confused on the specifics.
Speaker 2: All right, let me take things in reverse order. The
Speaker 2: Nightmare in Vegas, horror convention and car show. You got
Speaker 2: your car show in my horror convention. You got your
Speaker 2: convention in my car show. Mmm, it's both and it's
Speaker 2: happening October fourth and fifth at the Silverton Casino in
Speaker 2: beautiful Las Vegas, Nevada. It's America's playground. And if you're
Speaker 2: coming in from out of state, you picked the perfect
Speaker 2: fucking time. The seasons here in Las Vegas are spring, summer, fall,
Speaker 2: over and over again. Fuck you Winter. We've thrown in
Speaker 2: with heat Miser. He's most benevolent. It's gonna be a
Speaker 2: fucking blast. They've got crazy guests there, like Miko Hughes.
Speaker 2: You know, gauge from pet Cemetery. And also Andrew Brenarski.
Speaker 2: That's the one I'm stoked for. You'd know him the
Speaker 2: moment you saw him. He was in Batman Returns. He's
Speaker 2: Christopher Walkin's son. No Dad, save yourself. Every horror person
Speaker 2: in the valley is gonna be there. There's gonna be
Speaker 2: tons of vendors, tons of food, and midnight viewing motherfuckers.
Speaker 2: I will be there, and HP and Chris Stashue. We're
Speaker 2: gonna be raffling off some cool vintage horror shit and
Speaker 2: chasing people down with microphones. I should have a phrase
Speaker 2: or something. If you come up with me, I can
Speaker 2: give you something cool. You know what. I'll determine the prize.
Speaker 2: But if you come up to me, not HP, not Chris, me,
Speaker 2: and you say we're honoring murderers, you'll get that treasure
Speaker 2: and you'll get on the air.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: That's that. Thank you for the motherfucking profanity compliment, Shane.
Speaker 2: I've had those very close to me telling me it
Speaker 2: needs to be toned down. Looking at you, Rip, She's asleep.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm working with here. She's asleep. Okay. The
Speaker 2: short film he mentioned is called Arcade Attack by Mike Wallington,
Speaker 2: and yes, I remember it so fucking well. As he
Speaker 2: mentioned back in the day, HBO would keep to a
Speaker 2: strict on the hour schedule. Movies didn't begin at the
Speaker 2: half hour or the quarter hour. If a film ended
Speaker 2: at four eight pm, then the next movie would not
Speaker 2: begin until five pm and they had better part of
Speaker 2: an hour to fill and they'd show videos or electronic
Speaker 2: PRESSCT type behind the scenes. And thanks to a fucking
Speaker 2: flood of short films coming out of film schools in
Speaker 2: the US and UK, though really out of Canada, if
Speaker 2: you were a TV chunkie like myself, you were getting
Speaker 2: an honest god film festival every day. I often sing
Speaker 2: the praises of the USA Network series Night Flight for
Speaker 2: introducing me to a cavalcade of short cinema, but if
Speaker 2: I'm being honest, HBO was dominating in that arena. I
Speaker 2: have linked the short that Shane mentioned in the show
Speaker 2: notes and just below that will be my favorite short
Speaker 2: film from the nether world of in between this on HBO.
Speaker 2: This one is called Recorded Live from nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 2: It's about a recording engineer doing battle with a living
Speaker 2: role of magnetic tape of that film to be as
Speaker 2: formative as any horror I experienced in my young life.
Speaker 2: And because I'm talking about it, I just want to
Speaker 2: shout out its filmmaker SS Wilson. He's a fellow usclum.
Speaker 2: After that short, he'd go on to write the Robot
Speaker 2: on the Run feature short Circuit, and then Tremors. I
Speaker 2: love Tremors and he was one of the writers on
Speaker 2: Wild Wild West. Can't win them all, but I do
Speaker 2: want to talk to him, so I'm gonna try to
Speaker 2: make that happen. Check out both those short films, and
Speaker 2: if you want to get in touch with me here,
Speaker 2: it's all in the show notes. Okay, close up the mailbag. Now,
Speaker 2: Ordinarily here would be Rip's pick with the music and
Speaker 2: me talking HP, but because she's asleep, I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: give you the broad strokes of her choice. I watched
Speaker 2: the new Stupid Conjuring movie. I figured it was my
Speaker 2: horror journalistic duty. I've seen them all, all the extended
Speaker 2: Universe shit, the Controverse, and believe it or not, I
Speaker 2: have some association with this film series. However, Tangential.
Speaker 4: Don't touch anything.
Speaker 1: Everything you're see in here is either haunted.
Speaker 4: Curse we've then used in some sort of ritualistic practice.
Speaker 4: Nothing's a toy, not even the toys.
Speaker 1: How many cases you guys had cases?
Speaker 2: My name is Ed Warren here with my way from
Speaker 2: the rain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe a thousand. Every case is different, every family
Speaker 4: is different. Once we start, there's no going back. Anything
Speaker 4: can happen, and most likely anything.
Speaker 3: Well y, yeah, something's changed, something's different.
Speaker 2: So that's we can't.
Speaker 4: Helloud, he's got to cry.
Speaker 3: Why shouldn't be?
Speaker 1: Oh you?
Speaker 2: Here is my take on these films. First one, it's
Speaker 2: James wand he knows what he's doing with the camera,
Speaker 2: and he knows the right people to hire to make
Speaker 2: it look as good as it does. I admire that
Speaker 2: first film the way I admire Donnie Darko, in that
Speaker 2: it doesn't feel like a period piece. It feels like
Speaker 2: a film from that era, which is as high a
Speaker 2: compliment as I can give. I'm not saying the script
Speaker 2: was great. It wasn't just a hodgepodge of spook show
Speaker 2: conventions reconfigured and reassembled from the strengths of superior films,
Speaker 2: and the hagiography treatment of the Warrens is a bit much,
Speaker 2: but it had some good fucking moments, and that cast
Speaker 2: was superlative. I recommend that movie, and I happen to
Speaker 2: think the second one is even better. Dispensing with any
Speaker 2: ties to logic or reality, I think the family is
Speaker 2: stronger as protagonists and the scares are even better. That
Speaker 2: film scared me into the trailer. Bravo. Now, it might
Speaker 2: sound like I really like this series, and I guess
Speaker 2: if it ended there, then yeeha, you made a couple
Speaker 2: of great paranormal plot boilers. But it didn't fucking end there,
Speaker 2: did it? Because even before Conjuring two came out, there
Speaker 2: was Annabell. Okay, I kind of like that one too,
Speaker 2: all right, if that was a trilogy, But then came
Speaker 2: Annabel Creation Horrible. The doll is not that scary, everybody,
Speaker 2: It's not chucky. I'd be way more into it. Had
Speaker 2: they kept the original raggedy ann doll that Annabel actually was,
Speaker 2: that'd be fucking cool. Anyway. They followed that nightmare with
Speaker 2: the nun How many scares in it? None? And then
Speaker 2: Annabel comes home, which brings back the Warrens and their
Speaker 2: museum and their daughter. And I really liked that one.
Speaker 2: What's the tally? Now it's three to three, so there's
Speaker 2: still a chance that this can be a decent series.
Speaker 2: So if they would just stop, but they didn't. The
Speaker 2: conjuring the devil made me do it. Oh boy, did
Speaker 2: I speak ill of those Annabel movies, those Nune movies.
Speaker 2: I apologize. This movie is garbage. No scares zero. The
Speaker 2: characters are uninteresting. The Warrens are uninteresting. This story was
Speaker 2: based on the case of Arnie Johnson. He was witnessed
Speaker 2: to an exorcism performed by the Warrens. About a month later,
Speaker 2: he stabbed his landlord to death and claimed demon possession
Speaker 2: as his defense in court. He was convicted of manslaughter.
Speaker 2: The film, on the other hand, is about a body
Speaker 2: jumping demon that the Warrens are chasing all over the Northeast,
Speaker 2: including a depiction of Danvers, Massachusetts, which is where I
Speaker 2: went to high school. That is not my tenuous connection
Speaker 2: to the series. This is I was a tour guide
Speaker 2: at the Haunted Museum here in Las Vegas for about
Speaker 2: two years. Let's call the owner Frodo Baggins. You know,
Speaker 2: like in the books, Frodo bought the rocking chair that
Speaker 2: was in David Glanzill's room during the exorcism, when the
Speaker 2: demon purportedly jumped into Arnie Johnson. Andy had a whole
Speaker 2: room built to showcase it in the museum. You'd hit
Speaker 2: a button and a door would open, revealing the chair
Speaker 2: in a room decorated to look like a child's bedroom,
Speaker 2: and then a recording of the actual exorcism would play.
Speaker 2: The recording admittedly is disconcerting. Hearing guttural snarls coming from
Speaker 2: any human being is going to give you the willies,
Speaker 2: But that was the only real effect of the room,
Speaker 2: because otherwise you're just staring at a chair, which is
Speaker 2: not exactly the VW microbus doctor Kervorkian used on his
Speaker 2: euthanasia tour, although that is in the museum as well.
Speaker 2: The only reason I bring it up, other than the
Speaker 2: conjuring connection, is that if you remember back to July
Speaker 2: of twenty nineteen, there were a series of earthquakes in California,
Speaker 2: the Ridgecrest quakes, and some of those shakers were felt
Speaker 2: as far off as Las Vegas. So one day I
Speaker 2: opened the door and the recording is playing, and the
Speaker 2: chair starts slowly swaying back and forth, and everyone gasps,
Speaker 2: and then they lean back against the wall. But that's
Speaker 2: shaking too. And then they all turned to me terrified,
Speaker 2: and I say, it's an earthquake. Maybe we should go outside.
Speaker 2: Guess who was the skeptic on the tour guide staff.
Speaker 2: I was the head tour guide, by the way, I
Speaker 2: just want to point that out. Next up we had
Speaker 2: The Nune two. I won't recycle the joke, but this
Speaker 2: movie is fucking horrible as well, even though I like
Speaker 2: The Fermiga Girl. And then we got this The Conjuring
Speaker 2: Last Rites. Ed and Lorraine and their now grown daughter
Speaker 2: have to investigate a family in Pennsylvania that have been
Speaker 2: terrorized by a mirror. The movie plays almost like a
Speaker 2: parody of the first Conjuring movies. Remember James Wand's camera
Speaker 2: slowly gliding through the new family home, giving us geography
Speaker 2: and subtle character points. Well, let's do that again, but
Speaker 2: really fast and never ending, just a swooping camera untethered
Speaker 2: by logic. Maybe it's the ghost point of view that
Speaker 2: would make sense as much sense as this convoluted plot
Speaker 2: or plots. We're supposed to give a shit that the
Speaker 2: Warren's daughter is exhibiting the same gifts as her mom.
Speaker 2: All set against the backdrop of her upcoming wedding to
Speaker 2: a nondescript actor we're never going to see again, or
Speaker 2: some priest he's doing investigating on his own. We got
Speaker 2: to follow his story too. The movie does have one
Speaker 2: redeeming factor spoilers for the next thirty seconds. All of
Speaker 2: the characters from the previous films are in attendance at
Speaker 2: the daughter's wedding. It's nice because it reminds you that
Speaker 2: this franchise once had promise and held your interest. You know,
Speaker 2: when they're doing reunions, it's time to hang it up.
Speaker 2: But then again, the movie made four hundred million dollars
Speaker 2: on a budget of fifty five. So you tell me
Speaker 2: if that's the last will here of Annabelle. Although that
Speaker 2: is the last film in the series, I'm going to
Speaker 2: be wasting my life on. There are more noble pursuits
Speaker 2: out there. Is football one of them. No, but that's
Speaker 2: the subject of the latest from producer, producer. You hear that,
Speaker 2: not writer, not director, producer Jordan Peel.
Speaker 1: This is him.
Speaker 2: Do I look at you and MC you'll just look
Speaker 2: right at me. You'll just ignore the character.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of people saying you could be
Speaker 4: the next great quarterback.
Speaker 3: I can already see it now, Cam running down a
Speaker 3: tunnel with crowd him is nay.
Speaker 4: I hear you've been invited to train with legend Isaiah
Speaker 4: White himself here two albory.
Speaker 1: I want to be the goat, Camel and kid. Great
Speaker 1: means I'm a fan.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 1: I getting the worship. Keep growing up?
Speaker 3: Who are you? Who are you just play a little catch?
Speaker 2: Were going to the match?
Speaker 1: You want to play at your highest level? You want
Speaker 1: to be a legend. Let me tell you something saying
Speaker 1: a game? Who are they just gonna toss the ball
Speaker 1: around a little? You want at this?
Speaker 3: He can't hands with I understand?
Speaker 1: Oh too slow?
Speaker 3: Wait what are we doing.
Speaker 1: That?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: Smile about to be on the floor. That's how you do,
Speaker 1: your teammates?
Speaker 4: What is this?
Speaker 1: S In this game, violence is rewarded, so learn to
Speaker 1: enjoy it. Don't shit together?
Speaker 3: Cam?
Speaker 2: Are you okay?
Speaker 1: I think something's all?
Speaker 3: You want to know what you're getting yourself into? Some football?
Speaker 2: Don't have to do this.
Speaker 1: I've never been more certain of anything in my life.
Speaker 3: Ok.
Speaker 1: How bad that's Camra and kaid Wad don't see I'm
Speaker 1: not just gonna give it to you. You got to
Speaker 1: take it for what? Don't you see? What? If I
Speaker 1: say no, think of it as a gift from the God.
Speaker 2: Reply surprise. The guy twitching in the dark pointing out
Speaker 2: discrepancies in horror anthology TV series from fifty years ago,
Speaker 2: isn't the biggest sports fan like at all. I played
Speaker 2: baseball and basketball as a kid. I understand the camaraderie
Speaker 2: and teamwork and the training and putting something above yourself,
Speaker 2: all the shit you're supposed to get from the children's game.
Speaker 2: I got it, and then my interest drifted. If sport
Speaker 2: had ever had it at all, honestly, and through the years,
Speaker 2: I've attempted to become a spectator. I once chose a
Speaker 2: football team to follow for a season to try and
Speaker 2: drum up my enthusiasm. It was the Cleveland Browns. By
Speaker 2: the way, they did not stoke the fires of sports
Speaker 2: fanaticism within me. So I'm not the guy to talk
Speaker 2: to on Monday about the game if it's played on Sunday.
Speaker 2: I'm just assuming. But if you were to make a
Speaker 2: movie out of a sport, well that's a whole different ballgame.
Speaker 2: Am I using that correctly? I love sports movies. I
Speaker 2: love sports documentaries, some the entire thing up for me,
Speaker 2: contextualize it. I'm all in, I love Slapshot, I love
Speaker 2: Fast Break, The Fish That Save Pittsburgh, Eight Men Out?
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me? How about The Longest Yard or
Speaker 2: North Dallas forty or all of those NFL films that
Speaker 2: George Romero directed in the seventies.
Speaker 3: Yes, please.
Speaker 2: And there have been so many sports movies, every underdog, tail,
Speaker 2: every ragtag group of misfits coming together to overcome their ugh,
Speaker 2: which makes it weird that we have so few horror
Speaker 2: sports movies. Teenwolf does not count, none of the goofy Ones, Gutterballs,
Speaker 2: Monster Brawl. When you think about it, there really hasn't
Speaker 2: been a serious sports horror movie. Here comes Him, originally
Speaker 2: titled Goat. Wish it had remained that, not only for
Speaker 2: the Greatest of All Time association, but it's rather ominous
Speaker 2: shadings of Satan. Him is the story of Cameron Cade,
Speaker 2: played by Tyreek Withers, who's already been in the remakes
Speaker 2: of I Know What You Did Last Summer and Don't
Speaker 2: Tell Mom, Babysitters Dead. But don't hold that against him.
Speaker 2: He's electric In this flick. Cam is an up and
Speaker 2: coming college quarterback whose pattern his entire life and potential
Speaker 2: career around Isaiah White, the quarterback for the San Antonio Saviors.
Speaker 2: Of course, all the team names and leagues are made
Speaker 2: up for the film. There's no way the NFL was
Speaker 2: going to sanction this. Hell, the XFL wouldn't sanction it.
Speaker 2: What I know about sports even if I don't care,
Speaker 2: Isaiah or Zay is nearing the end of his contract,
Speaker 2: having overcome some crippling injuries over the length of his career,
Speaker 2: crippling and the film is a week long trial as
Speaker 2: Cameron is put through his paces by Jay at a remote,
Speaker 2: poured concrete, brutalless training facility somewhere in the middle of
Speaker 2: the desert. If I had to guess, I'd say it
Speaker 2: was New Mexico. I know deserts people. The film has
Speaker 2: some interesting things to say about the sports phenomenon, from
Speaker 2: the fanatics that worship the players like gods, to the
Speaker 2: willingness of sacrificing one's own body at the temple of winning,
Speaker 2: to the blind surrender to sports medicine that keeps it going,
Speaker 2: and of course, the cabal of rich white men that
Speaker 2: lurk in the shadows, pulling all the strings, and thanks
Speaker 2: to an early attack by either a mass arter or
Speaker 2: just a lunatic, Cam has a swelling brain that may
Speaker 2: be causing him to hallucinate the demons and suck you by.
Speaker 2: He seems to keep seeing with increasing regularity. Then again,
Speaker 2: maybe not Zay. The current goat and the film's obi
Speaker 2: Wan Darth Vader rulled into one, is played by Marlon Wayns.
Speaker 2: He is the only Wayns I will venture to the
Speaker 2: theater and put money down to see. He is clearly
Speaker 2: the most talented actor in the family. Not stand up
Speaker 2: that's Damon. Not comedic filmmaker, that's Keenan, though his stand
Speaker 2: up isn't bad and his films have been at least
Speaker 2: on par with some of Keenan's work. I just think
Speaker 2: he's great. Fucking Requiem for a Dream and White Chicks,
Speaker 2: He's good in both. Get out of Here, He's awesome here.
Speaker 2: The film is wal to wall Wayans, and I still
Speaker 2: wanted more. Also, the soundtrack tends to lean into classical,
Speaker 2: which is never a bad thing. There's plenty of cool
Speaker 2: and interesting stuff by compos Bobby Kurlick. Fans of Drone
Speaker 2: Metal will know him as the Hacks and Cloak, but
Speaker 2: overall it feels like a yen toward Kubrick with all
Speaker 2: of the classical music, and I really admired that. Overall,
Speaker 2: though the film is a mess. For all the interesting
Speaker 2: avenues the film proposes we go strolling down, it ultimately
Speaker 2: settles on the weakest and most obvious one. In fact,
Speaker 2: they go for Catharsis at the end, and that's how
Speaker 2: you know. Jordan Peel was producer and not creative because
Speaker 2: he understands that horror movies need to end terribly for everyone,
Speaker 2: even if the good guys win. But I do think
Speaker 2: him is worth a look. Performances are top notch, including
Speaker 2: Australian stand up Jim Jeffries as the team's physician. He's
Speaker 2: really good. The production design is killer, the editing is great,
Speaker 2: all the flights of fancy are so cool, and there's
Speaker 2: some really great stuff they're doing with team mascots here.
Speaker 2: There's so much to recommend it except the ending. You know,
Speaker 2: people tend to crave satisfying endings. I know I do,
Speaker 2: and that's going to be the end of this week's around.
Speaker 2: I do sincerely want to thank you all again for listening.
Speaker 2: This show had doubled in listenership about six months ago,
Speaker 2: and it's kind of done that again. I can't explain
Speaker 2: it other than the endless recording and advertising that I do.
Speaker 2: Thank you for listening overall. Tune in Friday. We've got
Speaker 2: a brand spanking new yahoucha fest. It's Predators Danny Trejo
Speaker 2: and Tofer Grace and Alice Braga versus a Planet full
Speaker 2: of Predators. Well three anyway, that's Friday. If you want
Speaker 2: to hear it now or the next installment, that's Shane
Speaker 2: blacksfilm The Predator, go over to patreon dot com slash
Speaker 2: fatherm alone. Those patrons have been listening for weeks and
Speaker 2: you can hear the latest episode of HP Hates Me
Speaker 2: where HP made me watch the rock and roll comedy
Speaker 2: FM from nineteen seventy eight. I hated it, even with
Speaker 2: an appearance by the Goddess Linda Ronstadt. Until then, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be buckling down and trying to make this convention
Speaker 2: appearance happen. Wish me luck everyone for ripley Gen. I'm
Speaker 2: Father Malone. Here's a bit from him.
Speaker 1: You're good, dude, can do me a favor. Find your
Speaker 1: own way to greatness. Don't be me, be better. What
Speaker 1: do you mean, You're starving to death in the prison.
Speaker 1: Somebody ask you food freedom. Do you really have a choice.
Speaker 3: M fang sh