Speaker 1: And now we have matteas Boom Boom in Hollywood, live
Speaker 1: from Hollywood with the most shocking news imaginable about Sondaya
Speaker 1: sindeya her.
Speaker 2: Yes, what is the shocking news?
Speaker 1: Tell me she as of today is the highest grossing
Speaker 1: actress in the history of Hollywood. Nobody has grossed more,
Speaker 1: No actress has grossed more than she has as of
Speaker 1: this state.
Speaker 2: Isn't that fabulous? And I think a lot of that
Speaker 2: has to do with how well Spider Man is doing.
Speaker 2: Because in six days worldwide, one billion, one hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty eight million, one hundred and seventy six, four hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty four dollars.
Speaker 1: And yet if my daughter sees the spider they run
Speaker 1: to me to kill it. Well, I guess well they don't.
Speaker 1: Well it proves, it proves that women don't know how
Speaker 1: to invest.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm going to plead the fifth there. I
Speaker 2: don't you know, I don't want to have an opinion
Speaker 2: on the investment ability of.
Speaker 1: But you do, because that's how you get ratings in
Speaker 1: talk radio, the way you get ratings in in spoken
Speaker 1: word radio. Who is the new spoken words?
Speaker 3: Shut up these arrogant a holes, No, no, you say,
Speaker 3: you say things like that, and you present them as
Speaker 3: radio facts, radio facts, radio facts.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, and speaking of moon facts about the moon,
Speaker 2: why don't they just ask Alice Cramdon. Wouldn't that be
Speaker 2: a lot easier?
Speaker 1: She yes, it would have been much easier to just
Speaker 1: ask her, But she may have been distracted by all
Speaker 1: the noise around her.
Speaker 2: Of the explosions. Yes, in the craters, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 2: I'm fascinated by this infledating thing. You know, you're out
Speaker 2: there on the park bench. Suddenly the coffee spills, and
Speaker 2: then are you caught infladating delicto? Is that?
Speaker 1: Wow? Wow? Very good, very good?
Speaker 2: Just checking it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it proves again that you're the only areadyde person
Speaker 1: who is on this show. Everybody else who's on this
Speaker 1: show is marginal at best.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't believe that, because I loved this show
Speaker 2: and I love listening to it. I learned so many
Speaker 2: fabulous things on this show. And speaking of inflidating, the
Speaker 2: movie that came out this week ties into this in
Speaker 2: a way. It's a movie called One Night Only from
Speaker 2: Universal Pictures Walters, and it poses the fictionalized concept that
Speaker 2: there's a national law that prohibits sex between singles in
Speaker 2: the USA except for one night each year. So imagine
Speaker 2: this in New York City. Two strangers literally bump into
Speaker 2: each other. One is Ohen, he's a pizza parlor restaurant owner.
Speaker 2: He's played by Callum Turner, and he's dumped by his
Speaker 2: girlfriend just as this night of night begins. And there's
Speaker 2: also the hopefully romantic Alley played by Monica Barbarrow, and
Speaker 2: the two may be the only two people in the
Speaker 2: city that are looking for something longer lasting than the
Speaker 2: one night of the year when they can enjoy a
Speaker 2: roll in the hay, or at least when it's allowed.
Speaker 2: So allegedly this is a romantic comedy Walter, but it
Speaker 2: really falls short of both of those genres. I mean,
Speaker 2: the funniest moment in the movie you'd appreciate this is
Speaker 2: when Owen spoils a live film shoot on the street
Speaker 2: in New York and the shoot involves two cops. One
Speaker 2: is played by Bobby Bobby Cannavale, who's a fantastic actor,
Speaker 2: and Pete Davidson. They are these two cops. They're having
Speaker 2: this scene and this actor walks in and spoils it,
Speaker 2: and the reason the production company is shooting on the
Speaker 2: street in Manhattan at this time is because everybody is
Speaker 2: busy getting it on because it's the one night of
Speaker 2: the year the singles can get together, and so a
Speaker 2: lot of film productions happening. That was the funniest gag
Speaker 2: in the whole thing. Mollie Ringwald shows up in this
Speaker 2: and she's playing Owen's mother. Yes, Mollie Ringwald now playing
Speaker 2: maternal roles and has a bubble wrapped sex romp with
Speaker 2: LeVar Burton. You heard me say that they're both bubble wrapped,
Speaker 2: LaVar Burton and Molly Ringwald. They both come from Sacramento,
Speaker 2: which is interesting, although I don't know if Sacramento is
Speaker 2: the bubble rap capital of the world. But anyway, this happens,
Speaker 2: and of course this is upsetting to poor the guy
Speaker 2: who runs the pizza parlor because he's trying to find
Speaker 2: a place with the new girl too'll be able to
Speaker 2: enjoy the evening has allowed, but now they just keep
Speaker 2: missing each other and missing each other. It's this movie
Speaker 2: descends into the vapid viscosity of a dud. I mean
Speaker 2: I laughed three times and that wasn't enough. To make
Speaker 2: me suggest that you should see The Forgettable one night only.
Speaker 2: But hey, you know, I appreciate the what was.
Speaker 1: That sat sentence? Again? You just said about viscosity? What
Speaker 1: was that sentence? I want to hear the whole sentence
Speaker 1: again to see if you didn't say it three times fast.
Speaker 2: Well, the whole thing descends in to the vapid viscosity
Speaker 2: of a dud. You know.
Speaker 1: It's Hey, Pete, would you pull that that piece of audio?
Speaker 1: And I'm going to repeat it like eighty or ninety
Speaker 1: times tonight, which will save me a lot of trouble
Speaker 1: speaking just to pull it out. And then we're also
Speaker 1: going to use it in a promo probably next Wednesday.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about that?
Speaker 2: I think that's great. Use what you got, use what
Speaker 2: you care. Anyway, that's a movie I want.
Speaker 1: That's what I told her. Now listen, what what movie
Speaker 1: are you working on this week?
Speaker 2: Well, there's another movie that came out actually this week,
Speaker 2: which is really quite sweet. It's called Cookie Queens, and
Speaker 2: it's a documentary about girl scouts. And I don't know
Speaker 2: a living human being that can resist the sales pitch
Speaker 2: of a girl scout. It's tough. It's tough, especially for
Speaker 2: the thin men's anyway, it's four girls and you see
Speaker 2: them go through the trajectory of pushing the Girl Scout
Speaker 2: cookies on people and trying to compete to be, as
Speaker 2: the title suggests, the cookie Queen. It's very sweet. It's
Speaker 2: a delightful film, and it's a documentary and it's playing
Speaker 2: all over the place in the United States from Roadside Attractions.
Speaker 2: It's kind of funny. It's the first movie Roadside Attractions
Speaker 2: has ever made that's been rated G. So there you
Speaker 2: go for.
Speaker 1: A Girl Scout.
Speaker 2: That's right now.
Speaker 1: Listen, that's a real thing. I'm glad you said it
Speaker 1: was a documentary because it's a very real thing. Each year,
Speaker 1: there's a huge competition among top tier Girl Scouts to
Speaker 1: be the top sellar, and the top seller sells a
Speaker 1: tremendous amount of cookies. I believe they are over one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars worth of cookies that they sell. And
Speaker 1: yet each year, and I don't mean this in a
Speaker 1: pejorative way because we love Girl Scout cookies, is every
Speaker 1: year the cookies are worse. They're smaller, they're smaller, they
Speaker 1: use cheaper ingredients, they don't cook them in beef tallow
Speaker 1: like the McDonald's French fries. They stopped doing that there,
Speaker 1: and they keep getting smaller and there's less peanut butter.
Speaker 1: I'm blessed in that. I don't like mint. I realize
Speaker 1: people fight over the mint cookies. I don't like mint,
Speaker 1: but I'll fight over those peanut butter cookies.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a cute movie, Walter. Innocence and ambition blend
Speaker 2: and what is nationally an eight hundred million dollar business
Speaker 2: those cookies?
Speaker 1: Now? Is Millie Alcock in this movie?
Speaker 2: She's not, but sar. I'd buy any girl scout cookie
Speaker 2: from her right, anything in the case.
Speaker 1: Anything anything she said, we'd buy. And who knows, a
Speaker 1: year from now, that may be her career. I don't
Speaker 1: mean to be cruel.
Speaker 2: Well, I think she's going to be on her feet
Speaker 2: with no time, with a good vehicle that'll let her
Speaker 2: and let us all enjoy her at the level that
Speaker 2: she can get.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a good vehicle, she'll have a Kia. All right,
Speaker 1: there's Matthias boom boom from Hollywood. How do I find you?
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