Speaker 1: Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the nine year
anniversary cast of The Geek. First signed the Clown Prince podcast,
Tress Neil and I'm joined.
Speaker 2: By I'm here, we are Kurt Colebatzer.
Speaker 3: I'm then Marcaster Dylan.
Speaker 4: I'm the nine Taylor old.
Speaker 2: Nine Roman numeral.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it doesn't sound as cool as what it looks.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I feel so uneducated too, because when I looked at that,
I just said I X in my mind or like X,
Like I never would see that and think like a
new numeral.
Speaker 4: Really pios pieties.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: It's the same thing.
Speaker 1: I think growing up with Star Wars and Saw made
me more accustomed to the Roman numerals.
Speaker 2: So when you look at Taylor, all of them are
just specific ones.
Speaker 1: No, definitely probably just gonna say, probably just too like
fifteen once like that.
Speaker 5: The twenties are easy, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know how to get to ten, you know
how to get to one hundred?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess it's just a lot more of a mouthful,
you know, because then it's X, X, I V, you
know stuff. But because I always look at Stars Alliance
because they luckily enough, good for them, they're still doing
Roman numerals and they're into the hundreds and stuff. But yeah,
I guess I just feel like the the C right, see,
didn't even know that it's wrong with that.
Speaker 5: Well, you might be.
Speaker 3: I haven't noticed their episode numbers, so maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: What number was that you said?
Speaker 1: Roman? What's the Roman numeral for one hundred?
Speaker 3: Isn't one hundred? C?
Speaker 4: Oh, you're right?
Speaker 1: And then would be right.
Speaker 3: Like it's probably from the same root word in the century.
Speaker 1: And then what for one hundred and one? So just
be C I, then CII, And.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so there you go.
Speaker 1: I'm glad we do.
Speaker 2: That, C C C I two hundred and one. Damn
I failed grade eight Norman numerals. Whatever the hell year
we did that, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: As I said, I'm glad that I just knew up
to about fifteen, and like Dylan's right, they all just continued.
But I think in those of my mind, I see
them go, Okay, that's what is, but what's a thousand?
Speaker 2: Now? I want to know?
Speaker 3: Well, I was going, I'm guessing it's m right, like.
Speaker 4: You got it.
Speaker 3: This fucking guy all about those words.
Speaker 2: Man, you're so educated.
Speaker 3: Dylan, Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 1: Well, good way to start off the episode, because yes,
we're here, it has been nine years, not the exact day.
I think, what's our exact day? Let me pull up
the counter. We always said there's kind of a mix
up with our uh with our what is it? So
technically July fourteenth is our aniverse, but the problem is
we recorded in July, but then I didn't release until August.
Nowadays it's much easier going to podcast up on Apple,
but before we had to wait three weeks and everything.
Speaker 5: I was just saying that team, like.
Speaker 1: Oh, I remember we recorded a couple episodes back to
back when we didn't do like new like we didn't
have specific news like we did, but it was just like, oh,
we'll talk about anything like nothing timely. As I said
first year, like Fantastic four review because it was bad.
I just said, they're like, oh, let's just skip. It
sounds like it's a bad movie. Where now it's like
here Tras has passed. It's like, oh my god, but yeah,
so that's what we're doing here. Also, we did our
nine year Anni versus stream that was tons of fun
for about nine hours. But this is the annual episode
where ourselves post some questions. Some listeners can send in
questions and now I guess might be a new annual edition.
We'll see, because if we do that, we're planning on
doing a stream next year for ten year, some sort
of Golden Geeks, So that's what we're gonna do. At
the end this, I will reveal the winners of the
twenty twelve Golden Geeks, some very close ones only one tiebreaker,
only one tie breaker this time, but there was a
lot that were close, so it was a fun vote.
So we will reveal that. And yeah, does anyone want
to go first and say anything? Because I'm not sure
if we do to the beginning or the end, but
say anything to our listeners, watch viewer discards, whoever, whoever's
with us currently. You know, anyone want to take the
ball first?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: It's it's really nice that we do these anniversary events,
the nine. The well we're at the nine now just
a year, just a yearly, like almost look back on
kind of where we act, because I feel like if
we didn't do that, we would just blink and it's like,
holy shit, we've been doing this for how long? And
like the like the numbers would just kind of fuse
together in my mind, and I probably wouldn't even really
remember like start dates other than luckily for me, like
I started dating Shay like the same time as podcasts,
so it's like pretty easy gauge, but you know, podcasts
slightly longer, but just I don't know, it always blows
my mind of just how quick it gets to like
another anniversary day. It's just like, man like, it's it's
almost a similar feeling to when we do like the
extra light streams, and it's like I know that I
know we do them yearly, but it's like, hey, we
just did it, so it's gonna be a while till
the next one, but yeah, here we are already fast
approaching on November, let alone talking about another year U
and just progressing with the podcast, and even those streams.
Speaker 1: Were ready were like yeah, I'm good for another year
after four hours or like yeah.
Speaker 2: They might get harder with age of just the stamin
to get through them, but no, I'm glad we do
all that. And even just like on that theme of
just like looking back, I feel like because we have
been doing this for nine years now, I don't know
if it's just me getting older too, but it's like, oh, yeah,
we did the review like last year, Like I know
for sure we did it last year, but it's like
a twenty nineteen movie or something like that. Like it's
just just just interesting, like categorizing maybe like eras of
of of the GV Like I like even just talking
about like MCU and it's like mc you can never do,
never go wrong, Like they're just a on a hot
streak right now, especially like the Infinity War era. It's
like Figy, he's our messiah, like he like he can't
go wrong and anything he's doing, and it's just funny,
like now you know, DC is starting to have some
some positives.
Speaker 1: We're on our second DC universe within the podcast lifespan, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is kind of crazy.
Speaker 1: And I hope by the time the tenure we're on
our second Star Wars universe, you know what I'm saying,
because let's just let's just start over.
Speaker 2: We'll be in the seas and no time it comes
to the reboots of those. But no, it's just yeah,
it's it trips me out because I feel like and
every day you just get so caught up in your
day to day what you're doing, going to work, like
take care of your family, doing all these things. But
it's just like to take a moment just kind of
look back and man, like we're it's where we're here,
Like we started this from from Target. So yeah, it's
a it's a special it's a special thing. Thanks Ylch
keep me around.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll see, we'll see. We'll take a vote next year.
Speaker 2: See what happened when we get to the seas. Maybe
at this.
Speaker 1: Sea's unless other people carried on. I don't know if
we're making to the seas, but hopefully one day. But
you know, it's even like we talk I talked about
a little bits on the Alien review last week, but
it's like that where we were around when Fox got
bought and none that stuff was popping off, and now
here are got a Predder movie and Alien movie, plan
the Apes movie. So it's one of these things where
there's just like I said, there's like I don't know
what I'm not saying, we're going away. I make that
joke every anniversary cast. But it's like I feel like
when we started it in those five years, always like oh,
we gotta wait till we get to an endgame and
this or that, and it's like I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know what's next.
Speaker 1: That's that's an exciting thing and a scary thing. But
I feel like all the things we're always like, man,
I can't wait till that happens. Like I feel like
they've all happened, Like you know, becoming a small business,
even that happened, even getting a sponsor, that happened, Like
just like just random stuff. You've never gone to row tomatoes.
But that's fine, cause don't use randomos anymore, you know.
It's it's not a you just accept anybody now. I'm
sure we might even be able to be accepted now,
but it's just like a I won't say trash heap,
but it's just it is what it is. But yeah,
and I'll go down because yeah. No, just a big
as usual thank you to everybody that's listened from the
beginning or till now, or anyone that will listen in
the future. You guys have obviously, we have a lot
of fun doing this and it is still a hobby.
But I think you've also just granted us a lot
of possibilities and things in our life, like for by example,
you know, like making a movie is a dream come true.
And that would not happen without any of you guys,
Like we wouldn't have the funds to do that stuff
and everything or the free time. So whether it's that
or just little stuff like I always say, appreciate you
know when I can take time off and not to
worry about things, you know, because I can. Okay, I
can take a day off here because thankfully people support
us or support some Patreon because we don't have some
big corporation or big YouTube channel or big following to
support us. We're just chugging along with what we have.
But no, it means, it means the world. It's still
you know the podcast always it's it's interesting. You have
your ups and downs, you have your highs and lows.
But especially the people, I'd say, I feel like the
past three to four years there's a big consistent group
that has stuck with us.
Speaker 5: Everyone in a while, people drop on off.
Speaker 1: But I'm very I've said this before, you always want
to grow, but I'm very happy with like our our
core audience, and I think that's something we fostered before.
But I'm happy that there's not like and if they
are made, they left, Like I like all the people
that we interact with, you know, there's not any assholes,
and like I said, they wouldn't be stuck around.
Speaker 5: I mean, like we just don't.
Speaker 1: We haven't had that where we even need a band
someone from the discord yet or I haven't had to
send a DM be like, hey, you're being in apropate.
Like I feel like it's you know that can sometimes
I need to attract some people from listening if you say, hey,
we don't want these type of people, but that's what
I would prefer, So I like, uh, you know, I
like the people that we've met and cultivate over the
past a little bit. And yeah, no, I don't know
next next year will be odd because it's ten years
that I can't even think about right now. Ten years.
It's it's hard to picture, Like for a decade, you know,
a literally a third of my life, I've been sitting
on a microphone with these guys and a bunch of
other people in the past and everything just.
Speaker 3: Sit on the microphone. You're supposed to talking to it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, that's why it's been muffled. But uh no,
it's just it's kind of crazy. That's like, oh well,
pretty much the third because I'll be thirty one, but
still I count as a third of my life been
doing this, and it's a it's been, it's it's been
a good time, but it's been. It's just that's hard
to think about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and how many years will this have been? Half
of any of our lives?
Speaker 2: I was gonna just bring that up.
Speaker 3: Actually, yeah, who's at math? I'm good at Roman numerals,
but I'm not good at math.
Speaker 5: How many? What storyop? Was the question.
Speaker 2: I would be the youngest, right, so it would be
me first, and I would have been let's say, you're probably.
Speaker 3: Probably gonna need another ten years or other. Oh yeah,
eight or nine or something. That's kind of a crazy thought, though.
Speaker 2: Well it's gonna come quick, like already at nine years, right,
we're gonna be at sea in no time.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, if he needs it, I guess
he might hit before me, because yeah, in ten years
would be double mind because they'll be forty and then
doing it for twenty so I'll have a half as well.
Speaker 2: So you in ten years okay, wow, yeah, I'll see
you there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hopefully let's let's hope we get to that twenty
year and area paddle it out then yeah. No, it's
just like and like I said, it's just like anytime
I think, oh, is this gonna be the time we
get busy, and of course there's a question about that,
but I still have been like, oh yeah, I think
I'm done with this thing. Of course, it always helps
that people help us. Why, whether it's patron or we
have had support by Spreaker and stuff, so that definitely
makes it.
Speaker 5: And it's more than just once a week.
Speaker 1: But uh yeah, no, it's been It's been quite a ride,
and I'm always excited to see what's next because we're
always got plans, things are changing, there's always things in
the oven, and uh yeah, I'm just very grateful for
everyone listens, so grateful for you guys too, because we're
still we're still doing this. Like I I think once
I started podcasting, if everyone would have left, I probably
would have put my I kept my foot in the
water one way or another, but it definitely would not
be as fun. It's the thing of like, you know,
just having a group of people. Obviously it's great when
you're sick and everything like good doing and stuff, but
just in general.
Speaker 5: It's not.
Speaker 1: It's the same reason why with the like it's a
just start this year with the gimmick like I like
to do in the wrestling podcast. But at the same point,
it's still like I'm just talking about not just to
myself because people are listening, but it's like that's it
makes it bear to have. You know, sometimes I like
going off and just ranting, but overall I like that,
you know, I have you gentlemen here, so I think
you always for your past ten years of or nine
years of service and more and everybody else that helped
along the way there it's Tyler, Kyle, Jessica, Liam or
Rubens here and there, and uh, I don't think I'm
forgetting anybody else. I don't think so.
Speaker 2: My just since you're thinking people my dad multiple times
is always just like who's that guy doing the commentating
with Dylan, like for the rest of the match Conner, Yeah, Coner,
big fan of Connor on the personality, and you too, Dylan.
My dad was a big, big fan of the left commutating.
Speaker 3: I'm a big fan of your dad. We've heard about.
Speaker 2: Him, yeah, you know, I met him before.
Speaker 3: I feel like you think so you've like never had
me at your I don't think any of us. Have
ever been to your house?
Speaker 1: I was gonna say we should. Yeah, No, we can't
even been.
Speaker 2: Reason Taylor has been to one of my residences. Actually
he's never.
Speaker 3: Been drops Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's busy cooking too much.
Speaker 4: I wasn't even sure if that was actually his house.
He just happened to be there.
Speaker 2: It's an unmarked building. It's like a sea can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we should do that next year for a tenure.
We should do like a big barbecue and get the
get everybody together, get the families I've met. Yeah, I've
been sad multiple times now, but it's always in a movie.
So there's been very There's not been a conversation at all.
I feel like I've talked to your mom more, but
that was through Twitter back in the day. She's not
active as she used to be, but she used to
be pretty active and stuff.
Speaker 2: So she's on EX. I think she's more of a
lurker now these days. She's not really Yeah as much.
Speaker 1: EX scared everyone away.
Speaker 2: She got her account hacked once and like that makes
her user account got changed like some Russian chick with
big tits or something, and she's like, oh, like Twitter,
like I hate this. People keep dming me now because
they thought she was like some like porn star or something.
I feel like since then she hasn't interacted much on there,
but we'll bring her to.
Speaker 1: The barbecue too, you know. But just like just like
they're doing Fast and Furious at the end of the movie,
some of the villains and the heroes all together. We
should we should try to do that next year and
get just invite everybody. But yeah, I know there's tons
of people like that. Connor like he's just been I
don't know, he's been on a couple podcasts and like
even saying shout out to Tyler and Amanda like that.
Like that's why I like to we have like this,
we have our own MSU history legacy now of like
there's our main core, which I think is I was
for There's been different main people in the past. There's
been lots of people that support or cameo and come
back here and there. And that's tons of people too,
Like the people that join after nine, like they're part
of that too, Like they're like this little faction we
have of you know, if we're the Avengers, like I'll
give them the X title Defenders, not the Falcon the
X men because they're all a different group of people
that all been brought together, you know, and it's been great.
Whether it's someone that's just joined recently or people like
Carl and Hansey who've been like on since the first
after nine you know, it's been It's it's like I said,
it's when you sit back and think about everything that's
happened in nine years, it's been a great time. It's like,
I don't do this too much because there is just
so much and it's like I wish there was like
a reel where you could watch it.
Speaker 5: I love that's for me.
Speaker 1: I hate them so busy because I loved doing the
best of and that was always like a good like Oh,
I really looked back at the year. Maybe I will
for the tenure. I'd like to, but just lately it's
been too hard to go back through. Okay, I gotta
find these episodes by It's just like Kirka said, too,
we have all these different you know, portions, and this
is still definitely my uh by, pretty much my favorite one.
I think my fair era is still like the like
the twenty sixteen to twenty eighteen Dealn's Basement, that's when
we're you know, we were making nothing, literally nothing, but
that was a good time. I still I still miss
in person's cast. I wish we could do that more
often because that's just a good vibe, but for the
sanctity of the podcast, because if it was in person cast,
you would not begin the amount of content you get nowadays.
So I'm happy with what it is in our lives.
I think I've just changed so much, Like Dylan doesn't
live here, but just Taia as a kid. I got
eighteen kids. Kirkland like is working on another shake, like
it's it's not my last point, like this is I
don't know why I'm going this rant, but it's like
now thinking about doing how I used to do to
the recast sometimes in person it's like that would not
even be no way now, Like I'm even now thinking about,
like how did.
Speaker 5: I do that?
Speaker 1: Because I think like I'd come back from work and
eat and share, then go to Dylan's and I'd be
there at least for three hours because we talked before
and Africa like in the set up every time, Like
I don't know how we even did that.
Speaker 2: We go away to Rutland from the West Side multiple
times sometimes like after work, I'm like just in rush
our traffic going across the bridge, and like now I'm
like I can't even get the will to go into
Koloonna let.
Speaker 1: Alone sending about those old reviews when we were starting
at ten pm. That's like at Dylan's house, so it's
like we got to get disassembed.
Speaker 5: We go home at least.
Speaker 1: Now it's like, okay, we're done, log out, go right
to bed. It's like, you know, so it's like it's
a nicely that way. But thinking about that first five years, like, man,
we did so much. Yeah, no, a big thank you
to everybody that's gost tous point. I really appreciate you. No,
I rant it a bit, but it's been a good
time and excited to lead off to ten and see
what happens there. But yes, a big thank you, said, I'll.
Speaker 2: Drink to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Uh, what else is there to say? It's it's funny.
I feel like you're talking about the eras there, Kirkland.
It'd be fun to like do that as a topic
if I'm really breakdown by like in detail with the
different era geek for sorry, it's obvious like for us.
Speaker 1: It's brend butter next to August. We'll put that in
the list right there, right when we hit our ten year.
Speaker 3: That's I think it'd be interesting to hear like what
we think it is versus what like the viewers think
it is, because I feel like for people who just listen,
like maybe if you're watching the YouTube version, maybe that's different,
but if you just listen, you know, we've had a
couple points when we got better microphones, and so hopefully
those would feel like a step up. But for the
most part it would be kind of a consistent thing.
But for us, it's like it has been a lot
of change back recording in my parents' basement for a
couple of years there, and then like at a couple
of different Travis's houses there was for.
Speaker 1: A year before COVID. It was because there's right before
you move, But yeah, before COVID, because the first cast
we did during COVID when restrictions were down was at
my place. So we did it for a little bit there,
and then the pandemic hit so.
Speaker 3: And then yeah, you've liked the custardome for a bit there.
I feel like we were more often recording at your
house in that era rather than my.
Speaker 1: House, but I think so because your house got a
little hectic sometimes. I remember one time we're recording and
Tyler just came over with some some ladies and they
jumped on the podcast and it was on these things
of like people come in a little bit and it's fine,
and so.
Speaker 3: We go with the fun said too much of an
open door.
Speaker 1: Yes, it did, which I still like though that was
I think that was the best for the streams because
the streams is like, oh, hey, this is so and so,
and then they're like him, and then they've never done
this before. That's like, hey, be careful so and then yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean for me, I feel like it does break
down pretty well because even since that era and since
I moved here, I've moved to a lot of different houses,
so I can really like put myself in like, oh,
what kind of podcast is what was I doing when
I lived in this house or that house? For you guys,
you've been in well other than Kirkland, I get and
even Travis, you've moved a lot. Kirk, who's been in
like the same place for the whole time.
Speaker 2: Have you been in that.
Speaker 3: House at this point like seven years? Is it six years?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I guess not the whole time, right, not.
Speaker 4: Time then probably.
Speaker 2: Structure, because were you like in like the basement suite
at some point I was.
Speaker 4: Based I moved on up to the.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: I forgot you were on camera back then though, and
just you lived there.
Speaker 2: You did a cast, I swear in the cast we did,
and we were laughing about crawling on the floor the
bathroom stalls.
Speaker 1: Right, I remember that because I had to walk over
to your place and I got sun burned out the
ass and everything that. It was a bad week, I remember.
But that cast, that's one of the best cast ever.
It's on the best of it. I can't remember. It
was all of us.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't remember Dylan being there.
Speaker 3: I don't remember.
Speaker 1: Don't remember Dylan being there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And Briggs taught me about heat signatures, which is
a great game on Steam.
Speaker 1: I thought you meant like actual heat signatures, you know,
so they Yeah, No, I think we did a couple
of but yeah, that one I remember because we've reviewed
the first train for Halloween and that went on for
a long time and that's where the we debated. There's
that scene in Halloween twenty eighteen and someone and Michael
Miners was shaking the stall, so we debated how would
we get out of there? And I said my method
was I would just go to the ground like this
and then I would just roll. And they didn't like
that because it's like, well it's growth, yeah, but it's
like yeah, but I'd get away.
Speaker 5: But no.
Speaker 1: I think that was right after Kyle new because there
was an era there was I won't say a full year,
but almost a year where it was like the MCU
in Finnie warn game. We were seven of us, seven
of us on Geek first and that was.
Speaker 3: A yeah, and I feel like that was crazy just
you never knew what you were going to get on
one of those episodes, so the coll position of people
break down, like all the mathematically like the permutations that
could happen there, whereas these days it's really just the
four of us, yes, and the combinations are way fewer.
But I don't know, I feel like we've we've really
gotten too a rhythm here in I guess since the
recording from a home era of it all, and I
think we've yeah, Like I don't know, I've become a
lot more accustomed to the online episodes, Like I was
really against it first, I just I just I think
it made like the conversation so much worse. But I
think it's just something if you get better at it's
a different kind of skill and whatnot. So I don't know.
Everything feels very solid and consistent in these days and
it has for the last few years, which is which
is nice. I feel like we're in a really good spot.
And as you mentioned, Travis, just the the extended family,
so to speak, with the people we're talking with in
Discord all the time, or the after nine crew, the
people who are frequently in the YouTube live chats, and
you kind of just get these familiar people where we Yeah,
we have a very small but just a very tight
knit community. Yeah, I really enjoy And yeah, I think
it's it's crazy that you mentioned that we've never had
to ban someone on Discord. No one like weird in
that way. So that's that's that's pretty cool, Like we've
had to ban some YouTube chatters, but that's more like
boughts and spammers and stuff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's like an open door.
Speaker 1: Anyone just walks right and like Discord is, but discord
is still got to you know, get the link and
make the effort where and that even same thing with
after nine everyone joined.
Speaker 5: That's been great.
Speaker 1: I'm always waiting for the day of when we're gonna
get the assole and so far doing that. We start
after nine in COVID and that was so we've been
doing that for four years, soon to be five, and
we've never gone somewhere. I'm like, uh, this sucks because
they're just a jerk to somebody, or they're making inappropriate
jokes or anything like. It's just like no peple like
come in, are very cool and everything like that.
Speaker 2: I did learn our lesson though on the What was
the was a live stream?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was my bad idea, all right, that was
the year deal was gone. We for the we did oh,
I think it was for the stream for Palaestin or
something like that or Black Lives Matter one the two.
And yeah, I had this idea for like we were
doing the zoom called the GA people. And my idea
and a couple other people was my idea was like
fellow podcasts or friends that we had done like the
vodka stream with or like with Greg's crew, they would
come in just sayh open door policy. And I tweeted
out the zoom link. But that's not who we got,
which we got people that like, why is there like
a you know, middle school kid following me? I don't know,
But then they came and were a loud and so
that was I I will happily admit when I'm wrong,
but I don't think I have too many idea I'm like, oh,
that was a terrible one. That was a terrible one
that I regretted right away because I wanted, like I said,
a couple of people that are podcasts, people joke about
I want to be more like that. Hey, if you've
ever wanted to come on and just talk and hang
out now kind of what afternine was though, like after
n I became the better version of that.
Speaker 3: Luckily, like filtered Ane.
Speaker 1: Yes, we had to get a kind of more proxy
version to be like, okay, this is how you get
in and stuff. But before that's the idea one was
just to come in and hang out, because that's one
thing I did like, and that's why I still liked
doing the vodka. When Greg was doing he doesn't do
any more, but when he did is super civil. I
liked he had the same thing he was online and
that was always like you never knew who was going
to show up? And I liked. I like that. That's
one thing I like about After nine. You just never
know who's gonna show up, what combination of people? So
After nine spawned from that terrible idea of the open
door stream. Just an awful, awful idea, the worst one
of Yes.
Speaker 3: What is now? A good trill?
Speaker 2: A great show?
Speaker 1: Even, Yeah, I see you have something down there.
Speaker 4: I found that episode. It's titled The Predator Hyped or Worried?
Speaker 1: Where am I.
Speaker 3: Taylor?
Speaker 2: Was the original my original basement decision with the angled posters.
Speaker 1: That's a single man decision.
Speaker 4: That is a single man right there.
Speaker 3: You're gonna ask sorry because this is not the host
that me and Travis came over to play Assassin screened Sindica.
Speaker 6: That was pre I don't think that's Pearl. So look
at that camera shake there.
Speaker 3: Oh then there you go.
Speaker 1: Oh. I hated this set up because will.
Speaker 3: The Halo TV show work? We got to go back
and listen to that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good one, yeah, Travis Child, Yeah, I
hate it. I remember I had such a fun time,
but I hated this cast because we were so close
together and it was sweating near the end.
Speaker 5: We're onto his couch.
Speaker 1: Jaska is sitting there all al which is fine because
I'll give the chair a lady, But like, man, we
I remember being like my back was wrecked. And I
think we did one other cast there or something, and
it was it hurt. It hurts so much to you
on this couch with all four guys. So you know this,
And like I hated this angle too because at least
weren't deals.
Speaker 5: We had a chairs and we could see each other.
Speaker 1: I hated the I remember we did that for E
three a couple of times when we had everybody because
E three we did the US and a line cast
and I hate to like look down at somebody. It's just,
you know, when we do it for like what we
just did for the eight hour whatnot, that's fine because
we're getting up and we're moving. But when you're doing
the sitting there and talking just awful.
Speaker 4: But it is altered, altered the stance there and.
Speaker 1: Room brigs is take it up there too with those legs.
Speaker 5: My goodness, you know.
Speaker 1: But no, it was.
Speaker 5: It was a good cast. It was. It was a
fun time. See everyone, look up, what what year was
the stay there?
Speaker 7: On?
Speaker 1: You two?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: This was six years ago.
Speaker 1: Six years ago. There you go, just search up the Predator,
hyper worried I might have to listen that to it
here what we because I'd love to hear positive tailor
on a Halo TV show about why it's gonna work.
Speaker 6: And we debated about the helmet for sure, and oh,
I remember that's what started when I told you was
gonna come off like no, no, not for master Chief.
Speaker 1: I was like, that's what they're gonna do. It's a
TV show that started one of the many debates we
had for years.
Speaker 6: So there was that your Cube Writer shirt you were
wearing on that go that that's my retro ghost writer.
Speaker 4: Cube Writer came after.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, three years later. Yeah, so yeah, that's interesting.
And that's what I was gonna ask with that. It's
the only thing that's like because I agree with Dylan
that I think we're in the best rhythm we ever had.
But at the same time, it's sad because maybe we'll
get to ten year but I don't know if there's
gonna be like any more eras. That's the thing, like,
I think like this might be the era. I'm not
saying ending because this is.
Speaker 2: Our setup now right wrong we did wrong.
Speaker 1: Because I feel like it's all no, I'm not saying
the sense of what's any I just mean like, because
it's just that we always switch locations or there be
something or new mics and stuff, right, So that's something
where it's like I don't I don't see switching. You know,
even we switch locations, it doesn't matter because we're still
in our little boxes here. I think the only mics
we switch is if these break and we get new ones.
But that's the thing, is like this might be the
consistent era for like a for a long time, a
big stretch, you know, it's true.
Speaker 6: Is jay Walker still still kicking around in the chats
these days?
Speaker 3: I don't know, it's been a bit, it's been a
few years, but jay Walker is a that's a real
throwbox back when I used to stream on Twitch tv,
like when I streamed smash like Melee, so back in
like twenty fourteen or something. Chicken was his name on
Twitch and he was a frequent viewer, a regular so
to speak, right, geek first and watched, would watch sometimes.
It's definitely been a few years, but I mean I
haven't streamed like that in like a decade, so it's
pretty Uh it's an aged aged aged person right there,
I guess. But that's cool.
Speaker 1: Do you guys remember in the Marvel Midnight Review era
we had fractured wolf with us all the time. Did
I ever tell you that I Emily knows them?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there there she works with his aunt and then
that's what was the connection there. I don't say anything more,
but I haven't seen him well and around in a while,
because you know, just the midnight hours, I guess and stuff.
But yeah, yeah, there's certain people. That's one thing I miss.
I think, even just that way if I I hate
the new YouTube bello rooms because that's something I remember
old e three you'd find random people in chat all
the time and they would just be joining for a while.
But I think it's very hard nowadays with just the
way they go. But I remember those live threes were
always fun because you'd get someone new and they'd be
with you for the whole day and be like oh,
and then you get a new fan. But nowadays these
algorithms are not not for the kind hearted. But Taylor,
anything to say before we get into some actual questions here,
has we've been going for half an hour just shooting.
Speaker 2: The's what we do.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just, uh, it's bittersweet. And I probably I
probably mentioned better sweet.
Speaker 5: What's the bitter part?
Speaker 4: Bittersweet?
Speaker 6: You know, because these are the good times and all,
you know, good times don't last forever.
Speaker 5: And where are you going?
Speaker 1: This sounds like the speech billbo gives and he's to
be like, I'm goodbye now and I'm going now, and
that's that I regret. This is yeah, I put it off.
Speaker 2: Oh it's you thought that was terribly clever.
Speaker 6: It's just incredible, the amount of work and the amount
of just like where we're at now. And I was
actually thinking about this today about how in my my
older years now, I'm not a very social person, and
Madison loves to be social. She's always like, oh my god,
I'm we need to go out, We need to socialize,
you need to do all these fun.
Speaker 1: Play this at the nineteen year anniversary and was like,
so I'm saying now, it's definitely good and healthy for me.
Speaker 6: Otherwise I would just be in my basement. But the
thing I was thinking about with this is because back
in the day when I first met you guys, and
Target was closing, like holy crap, The only real thing
that like for me, like was that Charvis, you were
just your hosting a party and you I don't even
remember how it worked out, but just you invited me
and obviously some other people from Target.
Speaker 5: In a bunch of people.
Speaker 1: Kirtlin didn't show up, but the girl that came to
just play TV for five hours fucking showed up.
Speaker 5: Though I remember, I will, I won't say the name.
Speaker 1: Dylan knows this person, but it was someone that she
was also a singer, remember, and oh I remember, yeah, but.
Speaker 2: So I don't know still yeah, literally, so I.
Speaker 1: Don't know if heard.
Speaker 4: This is awesome.
Speaker 5: She is awesome.
Speaker 1: I like her, had all good interactions with So invited her.
I hope she's not here, and this is fine. It's
not bad story. It was an odd story. SO invited
her and then she comes over to the party. She
had brought her own TV and gaming console, nice and
she just sat and played the whole time. Maybe because
that absolute when we went to Custardon right where a
lots of people sit just.
Speaker 5: Game the whole time. But I didn't think this event
was that.
Speaker 1: This was like a closing Target, We're going to socialized
have event, and her and her friend just sat there
and played games the whole night and then they left,
and I remember being like, well that was fucking weird
because it just felt like they were all in their
own little world there. It's like though you could come
hang out and talk, but no, it's just them playing games.
Speaker 5: And again, I don't know issues.
Speaker 1: There, but it was. It was it odd for like
a semi goodbye party, you know, and like I say,
it'd be different if you did that then left and
came and talked to us the rest of night, but no,
and then never heard of never invite them to another
shouldn't dig after that, you.
Speaker 4: Know, Like that that was a period of my life.
Speaker 6: Where I was craving just kind of like being away
from my.
Speaker 4: Current situation.
Speaker 6: And so a party that Travis is throwing was like, man,
I am fucking there.
Speaker 4: This is great.
Speaker 6: It was the first time I think I played cards
against humanity and it was just it was a good time.
So that like that just was like the foot in
the door and then just saying in touch and just
where things kind of lead from there.
Speaker 4: And so I'm just I'm really happy how things have.
Speaker 6: Kind of prospered and gone and yeah, just the people
that we've met and engaged with. There's so many nice
people out there, and it's just been wonderful to create
discussions and conversations that people actually can take in and
really laugh at and jive with. And you know, I
people always ask me, uh.
Speaker 5: People keep asking what's nice?
Speaker 3: Oh man, people tray.
Speaker 6: They last like, oh, what kind of numbers you do
and all that kind of stuff, and It's like, well,
I don't really know, and I'm not ever thinking about that,
Like I mean, well, obviously we know because we talk
about it, but like at its core, like on the spot,
do I know to give them that information? No, because
what I'm usually thinking.
Speaker 4: Of in my head.
Speaker 6: When they asked that, I was like, well, it's just
it's a lot of good people in our community. And
it's these same people that are there supporting the show
and always talking with us and excited and sharing things
with us. And it's nice to just you know, not
always talk like our geek first content with them. You know,
they become friends, like you listeners have become more than
just a listener, and.
Speaker 4: You're not just a statistic for us.
Speaker 6: You guys are community and we're talking about real life
things like what's going on and new things you guys
are doing in your lives, and it's.
Speaker 4: Fun to share that with you guys.
Speaker 6: It's fun for us to share like stuff that we
do together with you guys too, whether it's even playing
games on cherity streams like jack Box online or other
things too. Like, there's just a whole wonderful community and
atmosphere that we've been able to create from this podcast
and it's just grown so much more than what we
started it as and so I'm really thankful for that
and really appreciate it. And yeah, it's just it's it's nice,
it's good times, good vibes, and I'm excited to see
where that it is going to just keep growing and going.
And I think that's where it really makes us unique
and standing out amongst other shows, is because we are
we're just sort of family with our community.
Speaker 1: As you said, no, I yeah, you're a child stirring
around and Emily's not in the house right now. It's like, uh, oh,
it's a great time to leave. But that's okay, So
let's see here, let's go to I'll bring a Clay's
question right now. Picture on Clay's question because it kind
of ties into some of the stuff. And I feel like
this gets asked a few times, so I asked last year,
but has this been easier and more difficult compared previous
years in term of the podcast scheduled into your work
slash social life. Thanks so much for creating so much
content as always helps me get.
Speaker 2: To the day.
Speaker 1: And thank you very much, Clay, because that's one of
the most things I'd say for me. I've always had
that's my favorite comment to hear because that's how I
had something that used to landscaping podcasts was my my
bread and butter.
Speaker 5: There I had music.
Speaker 1: But sometimes it's like, Okay, I've listen to music for
five to six hours, lots of stuff, So yeah, I
want to take this question here.
Speaker 3: I'll take it for me. For me, it's been I
don't know. I guess the way we kind of have
it built up on the back end here in terms
of recording is that I think it's like pretty modular,
like if it's like, if you're really having a hectic week,
then like we got your back, and it doesn't really
ever seem to happen where like everyone is getting fucked
up in their personal lives and like the same week
or the same day, so that we're just totally screwed.
Sums that it happens where we have a you know,
planning to do a four man newscast and then two
people have to bail kind of last minute. But I
don't think we've ever really had like a full on
emergency where it no one was able to step up
to the plate. So I think for me, it's like,
you know, and people will notice this too, and just
when they're listening to stuff, is that I skip like
probably most of the retros these days, just because I'm
trying to keep that balance for myself. And so I
was interested in doing apes and mad Max this year,
but I just decided to skip out on them just
to you know, give myself some more time elsewhere to
do things. And so I feel like just because of that,
it works out well. And like I don't know, certain
months like June, for example, it was so many TV
shows that month that's like, you know, it's not even
really worth it for me to do much podcasting. So
I was barely really doing a lot in the month
of June. So I think for me, just the way
we have it set up right now, between the four
of us and how reliable and consistent we all are.
I don't know. For me, it makes it really easy
to kind of dip out when I just want a
bit more free time on my own, or I can
go just spam it in a month if I want
to go crazy and just be on everything. So I
don't know. For me, it's been like really easy with
my current life set up. I don't have a ton
of responsibilities outside of like work and this, so it's
pretty easy for me to manage everything. You know, I
don't have eighteen kids like Travis to wrangle around on
the day to day, So yeah, it's really honestly, I'm
gonna really especially with the recording you know, virtually and
all that, it's it's very easy for me to fit
into my schedule and if it's becoming overwhelming, it's easy
to just drop things out. So I don't think this
year's really been I feel like i've been in the
last like maybe two or three since I pretty much
came back from my hiatus there, I feel like it's
been very consistent for me in that like it's all
kind of felt the same in that way, So it's
pretty easy for me right now. I'm pretty happy with
my work life slash podcast balance. I think it's working
pretty well for me these days.
Speaker 1: Very nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like, like you said, Dylan, like because
we are extremely flexible in the sense of like very
worn out, can't quite make it or whatever it might be,
schedule got crazier than others, Like it never really just
ends an episode, like we are because of our numbers
and with how flexible we are, we're able to kind
of fill in those gaps. So that has been extremely helpful.
I feel like I feel like I've been on a
roll lately, Like the last couple of years have been
like I don't want to say they're hard, but it's
just like busier than maybe what it was prior, Like
I did have a career change, specially like my new job.
Now my schedule can be not necessarily all over the place,
but like unexpected long day where it's like I thought
it was going to be off a certain time. So
that's been a bit of a I guess adjustment of
just like just planning wise. And that's why it's great that,
like I don't even know how we used to do
it without a schedule. It would just be like when
are we casting? What are we talking about? Like, I
just don't understand how we would have done that too,
Like yeah, just like I can't remember how it worked
back in the day. Did we just did we just
say newscast Monday, like every Monday.
Speaker 1: It was usually the Thursday, because I think we did
the thursdays because if we're doing a movie review, then
that was the same day. And I think also we
would do some bonuses here and there, but I think
Thursday or Thursday or Friday around after dinner because it
was when everyone got off work and then we just
met up and record and did what we had to do,
or we do a double so that it was just like, well,
whoever's here by six, that's who we got, and then
we go you know, yeah, no, so yeah, it's perdatorously.
In his first episode of Keep for sever don't don't forget.
Speaker 3: On an original member.
Speaker 1: No, no, I won't be there.
Speaker 2: On the last either. I won't make it. We're the
very middle episode, which maybe happened, maybe not. We'll never
know until it's all over. So yeah, like I think
the scheduling and because we are so flexible, like it's
very manageable in that sense, but like even just like
these last couple of months, I feel like it's been
pretty wild for me, Like it's almost been a year
ago today that I moved into this place, and like
this summer chain, I've been doing like so much just renovations,
which I'm hoping I think by the end of like
next week we should be like done done, which is
like a really really really nice feeling. And it's it's
just been like exhausting with long work days and working outside,
like the hot summer's just like drains you, and then
you come home do like renovation stuff. It's like podcasts
at eight and then like even just like I feel
like we've been doing like a lot more retros or whatever.
Like it just seems like the schedule has been more dense,
probably since I was gonna say June, but probably even
like just a little bit before that, Like June was
like the big, big month, but I was also gone
for a lot of June, Like I wasn't even on
a lot of the the reviews and whatnot that we did.
But I feel like just since that point, it just
had been ramping up, at least in comparison to where
it was in the earlier stages of the year. But
I mean, yeah, like it's so scheduling wise, it's a challenge,
but like it's never been at the point it's like
this is too much because if ever it was that
like I would just have to make a decision just like, no,
I guess this isn't working. But I've never felt close
to right, yeah, not the podcast yet before I just
end clone. Uh, you know, it's my basement, looks like
the end of the prestige. So no, it's it's been.
It's been good. I don't know, long winded way of
saying it's good. It's challenging, but that's what makes it
worth it. This is boring and it's like I got
nothing out of it. I feel like I couldn't be
doing it. So it's nice. That has been a challenge
in that sense. Right, And then like I was kind
of like saying earlier, which is our extra life for
our years show, Like I feel like doing those it's
like a beacon within the year that is just like
it's such a nice social event that like you are
podcasting but doesn't really feel like it like it like
it has a different vibe to it. So those are
kind of nice like, like I said, like little beacons
or like markers to like all extra life's coming up,
Like I can see it over the horizon. I see
the beacon that's lit, and then.
Speaker 1: We excuse me to be kids again too, Like it's
that vibe of being in middle school going over to
a friend's place, having to sleep over and just and
I think that's the only time where I think, I.
Speaker 5: Imagine it's this way for all you guys.
Speaker 1: But at least I'll say on their behalf, all the
significant others, because I think they just kind of understand, like, Okay,
that's the day they gotta you gotta do that stuff,
and that.
Speaker 2: If I'm pitching to Shay, you know, I want to
go hang out with Yes, whoever played video games all
night for twenty four hours, especially during renods? You think
I'm winning that argument.
Speaker 1: Hell no, no. But when we're doing it for a
good cause and thankful everybody that does watch and support
us so we can do that good cause. But even
eight year like or the stream of the nine year
stream and stuff, it is like little little moments of Okay,
it's that we do it for the podcast, and luckily
people enjoy that, but it's Uh, that's like the most
I think real it ever gets, cause it's like a
little nostalgia for a for an old time. You know, absolutely, well,
well you two there, now you're you know, the teen's
just over one year, so how has it been since?
Uh she came here? And then now one year? Doing
it now? Now? I remember just before Taylor goes, I
told them before, like, oh, you're gonna need those eight
pm start times soon enough. Oh no, no, I don't,
you know, we'll figure that out. But no, here's found
the ways of the year old parent where those eight
pm start times. That's a that's sometimes key, you know,
it's it's just a perfect time sometimes once everything goes away,
child lady, you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know at the end of the day, My
like adapting to how we do things was not a
huge difference from before because I feel like Travis paved
the way for the scheduling with kids, so you you
had already kind of like helped the scheduling shift around
a bit.
Speaker 1: They shifted it, unfortunately, to the six pm to the
eight pm.
Speaker 6: Start, so it made a like fitting in actually pretty easy.
Speaker 4: So that's a good thing.
Speaker 6: But yeah, it's the only kind of toss ups I
have is just when it's like podcast every day and
I'm thinking, okay, like when do I podcast with Reuben
for Cryptid Clues, I won't, and so I just I
just work because his schedule is super I feel like
volatile and hard to pin down sometimes, so it'll just
be coming down to the fact, okay, like I need
to spend some time, do some research and then figure
out my own.
Speaker 3: When you guys usually record is it usually we can
pocket or you doing weekdays as well.
Speaker 4: It's a weekday.
Speaker 6: Sometimes we'll sneak it in literally right before we do
a geek Verse on a Wednesday or Tuesday, not tonight.
Speaker 1: Or now we know if he's late, we know what's
going on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but yeah, usually usually I figure it out and
just kind of like make it work.
Speaker 4: I've always got I've always got episodes.
Speaker 6: That I can I can whip out in case of
an emergency with Cryptic Clues, which is not too shabby.
But yeah, no, I think that's the only thing that's
just kind of like adapting and trying to sort out.
Other than that, you know, Madison's pretty good about understand like,
oh yeah, no, I'm podcasting and eight o'clock is the
ideal time because you know, baby's in bed for seven
o'clock or seven thirty sometimes, and it gives me a
little bit of a chance to to catch up on
on like a show I need to watch the podcast,
or if I need to finish something off. There's just
that grace period up until eight o'clock, which is kind
of nice to have.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so it's it's not been too too bad.
Speaker 6: The only time that things can kind of like kerfuffle
is if it's.
Speaker 4: Weekend.
Speaker 6: Ones can kind of be risky because weekends I can
definitely be a bit busier because Madison isn't working.
Speaker 1: Say they're maybe busy, busy, maybe maybe busy.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And so if I'm scheduled and I've I've said that
I'm going to be on a show, but that I'm
not on that show on the weekend, it's usually because
it's not under my control anymore.
Speaker 4: And I don't I don't like schedule changes like that.
Speaker 1: I like for those Penguin reviews from Taylor here and there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I like to keep that, keep that consistency if
I can.
Speaker 4: But such as.
Speaker 1: Life, yeah, no, I think last year I said it
was the toughest, and then the first year Quit was born.
So at least it's not that anymore. I think there's
just been a better bounce. I think maybe because I've
actively chosen to miss a few more casts because I
said that before. It's like, oh, I got to beat
because I'm doing it thrones, I gotta make sure now
some aren't by choice, Like you know, I don't like
to leave tair hanging for a Soul Boys episode, but
your boy just his body gave out and I just
couldn't make it and I passed out.
Speaker 5: I was like okay.
Speaker 1: And it was a travel thing too, so it's like, okay,
I can't do it here. But uh yeah, I think,
like what Kirklan Dylan said before, it's like there's not
a need. It's like not everything crumbles now, and there's
just other things too, Like I people will hear this already,
but before this comes up, like Tres told you, like
I will do here and there. But that's been another
one where it's like, Okay, as much as I want
to try and keep to it even a month, it's
like if one has to go, that has to go.
And luckily people understand, you know, they're always like happy
new episodes there, but I've never like crapped on like,
oh you didn't do your trast to you this month
because just like that's guy, what the gimmick functions as
too and everything as well, It's like, okay, that's another
just Traves oriented episode. But yeah, Luckily that's been easy
to organize because Me, David, and sbubs are all on
three different time zone so it's always fun to find
a time. But it's been easy enough for the most part,
and it's always a big thank you to Emily who
does all that. But uh yeah, and I again, not
everyone knows this. You will know this because this will
come out after our trast told you I don't know
ask me. Clay asked this question again next year when
I got the h if people don't know I have
two twins or just twins, not too twins four kids?
Speaker 5: Yeah, big update. Now I got twins on the way.
Speaker 2: And Emily's just like, as you know, more clean rob.
Speaker 1: Numeral sea amount of kid now. But yeah, so we
got that happening in late November December. So that's why
if you've heard me referred to it, I will be gone.
So fuck x boss because now I can't review Indiana Jones,
so it's gonna be done. And I saw it was
like December ninth, Fuck, come on now, so uh yeah.
Speaker 3: That's probably get delayed.
Speaker 1: Let's be honest, in December thirty first, same day as
an OS raw two or whatever. And but yeah, so
I think I got under control now. I think the
hardest times literally are just it's those like the stretch
we have coming up now when it is Boys, House
of Dragon and whatever, there's something else Acolyte and now
it's like, Okay, I got Penguin, Lord of the Rings, Agatha.
Those I get it because the fall. But I hate
those stretches because it's just it's just tough because especially
to you know, there's gonna be some newscasts or big
trip pops out that we have to do because like
we still have to grow the channel or make sure
it's say it's consistent right in newscasts are we've always
said be for it's like our most financially benefit of
one and I make it makes sense as well. So
it's like okay, and I love talking about this stuff,
but that's those are the tough ones. That's what I'm
kind of hoping, Agatha is like a a nothing show
and we can do just a quick little review into
some newscasts there because I actually hope it's good for
my sanity.
Speaker 5: But h so those are a bit more tough.
Speaker 1: But we're making some changes next year with retros and
how we do them with stuff that I think will
help too, because we also just that was planning of
what we did this year. Mad Max apes and Alien
and that just sometimes that just happens where ah, there's
a bunch of these at the same time, and it's
good to do them because I don't you know, sometimes
you don't know, look good Mad Max that bombed. I
don't think we're gonna get another one. We're promised it good,
So okay, we'll probably get another Alien, but it's one
of those all we're gonna miss an opportunity to do
this that's a bit more timely. So yeah, it's just
been those literally those busy months. I still have like
less free time than ever, Like on side quest I'll
talk about on Monday deal. It's like I fully intended
to finish Eldon Ring, and I just like the time
I was like, I don't have the headspace to sit
there for five hours and just learn the boss so
I could beat them, because it's just like this might
be my only five hours I get to play games
this week, and it's like I gotta do. I want
to do something where I'm like progressing forward or doing something,
and I love Elden Ring. I want to I'm hoping
with some time off because like I was saying, I'm
gonna be off about from November to February ish, and
no doubt that I'll just be gaming it up with
the twins around, but still there'll be some downtime where
I'll be up or waiting for the kids to sleep.
But that's where it's like I just lately between the
podcast but being really busy now when we film, that's
like a whole other thing. Because I tell myself to
at least I write every day, but there's two nights
a week that I said, Kay, you're gonna write for
about two to three hours, and I've been plugging through,
Like I finished scrip last week and on to another one.
That's giving my goal when I'm off is just doing
a bunch of writing because we won't be filming for
a while. We're gonna film a bunch until November and
then we're gonna take our longest break because I just
won't have time. So there's a lot of that cramming,
Like we're filming again this Friday and then next week
and film some stuff with the sisters. So these next
few months are gonna be very busy. So that's been
another thing where it's been got the podcast, Got that.
Speaker 5: And now I've been.
Speaker 1: Back to five days at the gym, and I think
I'm gonna try my best not to get off it.
Because before I was just like, oh, I'm just gonna
do this till the twins get here, get in some
good shape, and then like I'm ready. But now I've
gotten back into it, I really just don't want to
step off the gas. I'm consistent, Like I'm waking up
at five am with no issues now like the alarm
goes off, but like today I woke up at four
thirty like ready to go, and it's like, oh, I
just feel better. Like a couple months ago, my back
was really hurting, and now it's not because I'm going
to the gym and I'm stretching every morning, so just
some help stuff, We're like, oh, I feel a lot better,
and I'm getting cutting weight to a point I want.
So it's a good thing, but it's also bad thing
because I don't know where I have the time for
five days a week.
Speaker 5: That's where just like some thing's just drop.
Speaker 1: So the free time, I don't really get much free
time nowadays, Like it's there. I don't know. If there
was a pie chart, there's probably ten percent of Travis
sitting around looking at a TV doing nothing. There's always
something on the go, but at least there's things I enjoy,
like the filming stuff. It's stuff we gotta do, but
I'm having a good time when we do it. So
bounce has been pretty good, but I'll I'll look forward.
Speaker 5: To maybe some more bouncing.
Speaker 1: But like I said, ask me after the twins, because
I don't know what's gonna be like trying to put
two to sleep and yet to like it's for a while,
you might just see me on trash toty that's it,
because it might not be all making any casts.
Speaker 6: For a while.
Speaker 1: We'll see hopefully they're nice little angels and not shitheads
and they can get with the program. But so it's
been it's been better than before. I'd say so. Also,
Stan Clay, he asked more comedic one worst job ever worked,
even if it was only for a little while, Does
anyone want to go first with their worst job they've
ever worked?
Speaker 2: My worst job I ever worked was one of my
favorite jobs and most like it. Again, what's oxymoron is
the total opposites? How we could say that? Yeah, but
like I feel like this job taught me like very
important like working skills and even just like stress management skills,
a lot of management skills I feel like I got.
This was my first job ever. This is white spot
that I worked at of just like the chaos of
working in the kitchen on rush hour, not knowing anything
you're doing, and being like a little sixteen year old
punk that like just thought you knew everything about the
world and just thrown in the fuck like literally out
of the fire or into the fire, off the frying pan.
It was a great job, but it just had a
lot of shitty aspects to it, like managers terrible. Never
got a raise, I like, I just promised to raise
for a long time and then eventually it was just like,
fuck you guys, I am out of here. Only job
I haven't put in uh two weeks notice for I
guess target. I guess that falls in that category. Two,
they didn't give me two weeks.
Speaker 1: They technically gave you months notice.
Speaker 2: They tally did so maybe so so that was probably
my worst job. I I'll do like a little bonus asterix.
One of, like one of the worst working days I
had was when I was working a trade show in
uh Toronto for I worked at It was called sabuck
Thorn was the company, and we made natural health care products,
So like, what the hell that would have been podcast era,
like definitely probably Actually it was the start of like
when we started the podcast. I remember being at work
when we were talking about E three and it's let's
start a podcast, and I just remember saying that message,
like sure, even though I had no idea what a
podcast was up until that point. But I was in
chat and then but no, I went to Toronto to
manage a trade show booth, which like, again it's a
wild experience because I had no experience doing that. But
it was just like sink or swim, buddy, you're going
You're going to work this stand and I I'm going
for my hotel like downtown Toronto with like all my
gear for the trade show. I'm dressed all nice, realized
on the way there that I completely forgot pitstick, Like
I had no deodorant, and I was so mad. All
I'm gonna be doing all day for like ten hours,
just interacting with people. I'm trying to be like a
face for the company, and I'm just gonna be smelling
like bo. I was so mad. I I can't remember
what I did, Like, I don't. I think I just
went the whole day raw dogged with no pitstick. So
that was probably like the worst, the worst like start
to a work day and just terrible works. Like the
whole thing wasn't bad, but I feel like I was
extra stress, like I was. It was very stressful of vampire.
I was extra stress because I knew that I probably
was just smelling, and then of course you're like stress sweating,
I guess at that point. So it's probably just like
a multiplier. So that's it's got a little two for
one there that you get to Clay. You're welcome.
Speaker 3: We love these questions because there's still things to learn
about each other. I do not remember ever hearing about
this job that you had.
Speaker 1: No seabuck thorn me care brought out me and Emily
would joke about a whole time. It's like on Friends,
so they don't know what Chandler does. That's how k
I finally know what Kirkland does now. But at least
for eight years of podcasts, I would never know what
he did and what did he do something with planes
or something like this. I would have no idea. I like,
because he would change these things.
Speaker 5: I just like, I can't describe it.
Speaker 2: I was brought up on the podcast actually probably after
one of the anniversaries where you had asked that, like
what I actually do? And then this was when I
was working at my old job before my career changed
and Patreon Tyler, my child friend that I've known since kindergarten,
he was like, man, I was this that episode and
I realized that, like, I don't even really know what
you do, like like he didn't know what I do.
Get a somewhat idea of what it was, but yeah,
there you go. I love it.
Speaker 3: I have two answers after this. The first one who
is also similar to cookling because it is the first
job I ever had nice and I worked at a
at a kitchen in the kitchen out of winery. It
was it was where my mom works, So it was
a very easy first job because she just you know,
I didn't have to apply or you know, don't get
interviewed or anything. I could just walk in the door.
But I was working in the kitchen and I was
the I was the dish the dish boy, and goddamn
those machines man just spitting out fucking lava flows, but
like so fricking hot. I feel like I was always
just burning my hands. The kitchen was so small, so
it was just always super hot. It was klonna in
this kitchen was only open in the summer, so it
was like super hot naturally, and I at one time
because it was so hot, I quite literally fainted when
I was doing this job because it was so freaking hot,
like hit my head on the freaking metal sync thing
as I as I went down. It was I mean,
it was a while ago. It's hard to remember the
specific stuff, but that was.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It was worked to the point of just passing out
because of how freaking hot it was. So that was
it was a very shitty job. I did not like
that at all. Afterwards, I worked on the bottling line
at that winery, and that was much more fun. I
really really enjoyed that. That was a good time.
Speaker 2: You see them like dragging out the current dishpitck guy,
You're like, oh, yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just singed, just skins peeling off, shuck them
in the dumpster.
Speaker 5: It was here for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: For some reason, my mom would get me this job
and she's the one who was like doing the hr work.
That's so uh And then my other answer, my other
answer is just it's it's once again actually similar to Kirkland.
It was just like a certain days where when I
was doing the gutter job where I was in stall
alling gutters on houses, which I really liked for the
most part because it was something very new and different
doing construction being outside, like there's a lot of benefits,
but doing it in the winter was the worst. Having
to walk around on like a snowy roof or or
it or worse, having to carry ladders around in like
deep snow, and like if you're installing gutters, you want
to be on the roof. It's so much quicker and
so in the winter if you have to like drag
the ladder around and move it like okay, move it
over two feet, put some more screws and move it
over two feet, put some more screws in, and then
just like you just get so freaking exhausted. And I
just always was praying that would be a snow day.
So it was too snowy. We just wouldn't even bother.
And like every day in the winter, I was just
praying that that I would not have to work that day.
So it was like it was like a month or
two of just like awful work, but also a lot
of days off, which was maybe the nice part of it.
But then the rest of the year was it was fine.
You know. I did it for a couple of years
there and I wanted to move on. But goddamn, those
winters were it was funny. The summers were bad in
the kitchen and the winters were bad at at the
gutter job.
Speaker 1: Jeez, yeah, I got to the first one, like I'll
just do the quick recapule or I probably heard this,
used to have landscaping job, went out to the Yukon,
showed up one day at the work site. My boss
was in a car, I guess I should say a police car,
and he was arrested because all the gear we had
was reported stolen. So I had to hitch hike my
way back to and then we were I can't remember
what the city was, but a smaller part of the
Yukon where it was like a pop lash, like I know,
five six hundred. I had to hitch hike back to
a bigger place because this was a time where I
didn't have my cell phone, because I didn't want to
ever have a cell phone. I've broken that rule now,
but for a while I did not have one. So
I had to get back there and then eventually got
in touch with my dad and then you know, found
a way to get back to Clona.
Speaker 5: But I had to hitch hike about two days.
Speaker 3: And have you thought about turning that into a movie script?
Speaker 1: Yes, it is in my it is in a I've
never written it, but it's in a it's in a story.
Speaker 5: It's definitely more of a TV show.
Speaker 3: One could drama. You could go a lot of different ways.
Speaker 1: It's in the season one of Treesa's life story. I
would never call it that, but I got that season
mapped out because twenty eleven to twenty twelve, Oh my god,
my life was a fucking whirlwind between stuff that happened
at best Buy, which was awful. That was all my jobs.
I think I've had times that are awful, but obviously
that was the worst. But then I'd say the most
just job purely that sucked was when I was doing
a switchover in between now with INTI your health and
I just started. You start as a casual and the
hours are just kind of very, very slow, so I
couldn't do my full time landscaping gigs because I just
need to be able to pick up the phone and
go whenever. And then there was a certain time where
I could get a job at the Ramata where I
worked at landscaping wise and that didn't interfere with me
taking my casual hours, and it was a bell hop.
Now not the worst job ever, It's fine. There's a
lot of there is, luckily for the vention of phones.
I don't know what people did without it, because there's
maybe three to four hours sometimes I'm just staying and
in a like a closet somewhere, just like scrolling through
Twitter looking at stuff. It's like if there's nothing to do,
no one's calling you, there's nothing. But I will say
I kudos to.
Speaker 5: Anyone that does it.
Speaker 1: You know, if it pays well, not a bad job.
But there is nothing worse than oh, you know, room
two three seven's got a clog toilet, and man, I
think it's fine, not fine, Like I don't mind having
to plunge, you know, my own stuff that I get suck,
but having to go into someone else's room and it's
what they've dropped in the toilet, It is just not
especially usually what would happen. Hopefully you get the one
two and you're good, but when you get that one
too and it's not good, you're like, oh my god,
like this just fucking it.
Speaker 5: It's the worst.
Speaker 1: It's gross to think about now, Like it's just it's
just awful, And it wouldn't happen all the time, but
it would be one of these things that you would
just hope by time you got there, oh it's fine,
it's not clo which would happen to be like oh
thank god. But I just remember gloving up and I
would take a slow time, like go and I take
a slow time on purpose thing. Well hopefully something we'll
move through. But luckily I did not do the job
for that long because I just had like a shring
of really good luck at inte your health and now
I worked from home and I got the busy job
at times, but it was just a sling of a
lot of people retiring and me being good for certain positions.
But man, it was that that sucked, and I was
just like, man, I cannot wait to never.
Speaker 5: Do this again.
Speaker 1: All the rest of stuff, moving luggage around, helping someone
to the room, checking on stuff, that was all fine.
It was just literally the toilets, which was just indescribable,
just awful. So yeah, that those would be the two.
I still would put the being homeless for a weekend
of my life over that, because I was generally thought, man,
I'm gonna die at the age of seventeen sleeping behind
a restaurant when they say, hey, don't be past here,
you know, past eight because there's bears, and like, well,
this is where I'm sleeping tonight.
Speaker 5: So I was like, man, this could be it.
Speaker 1: But a far second was the toilets.
Speaker 4: Let's still do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, shouts out the plumbers doing the fearless work. Uh.
Speaker 6: So I did to think about this, and I've had, oh,
I've had one job that kind of really stood out
to me where it just I got bad vibes from it.
And it was car detailing, and so it car detailing.
Speaker 1: Car detailing.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, this was before I'm pretty sure before Target
started in Canada, because Target would have been my next
job following this. So a friend that I had at
the time, he was working in this very small crew.
Basically it was just an autobody shop. So you get
to a car accident, you bring it to the shop.
They will replace, like you, whatever's dented or hit. That
replaced the part, so cosmetically the exterior vehicle looks good
and then you obviously get your vehicle detailed and then
you get to pick it up.
Speaker 4: That's that's how it goes.
Speaker 6: So it was a very small crew of like four guys.
And then my friend who was working there, he was
the car automotive detailer and the boss guy I was
not really a big fan of right from the get go.
And then there was the company owner who's just he
just had that rich hoity toity, like Vibe drove the
really overly expensive fantasy car and we just show up
there like here's a couple donuts, which is kind of nice,
but yeah, here's some donuts for your troubles.
Speaker 4: And then was so I worked my first shift was
working with him.
Speaker 6: I don't even think I had an interview. I think
it was just the friend recommended me and.
Speaker 4: That was it.
Speaker 6: So the first I worked, first day was with him
and we were detailing cars together. And then the next
shift was by myself and detail the cars. It was
great and all that, and then the next shift. At
this point, I wasn't feeling very very confident in this job.
I wasn't jiving with it and thought, you know, I'm
I don't know, like.
Speaker 4: We'll see. We'll go in today and we'll see how
it goes.
Speaker 6: So I went in and uh, at this point, I
like the hours were eight to four. So I got
there for eight o'clock. Now the hours were not really
eight to four, because they had told me the day
before that, okay, you know you're supposed to be here
at seven thirty to open up, but we clock in
at eight o'clock. That was one of the big things
that rubbed me the wrong way because your.
Speaker 2: Base worked for free for half or a half hour
every five days a week.
Speaker 6: So now when I got in the next day, because
I thought, you know what, I'm just going to come
out at eight.
Speaker 4: This just makes more sense.
Speaker 6: So I arrived a few minutes before eight, and the
other guy on the that was working there, he ran
me out. He went straight to the boss. When the
boss showed up a few minutes after me, but not
you're fraid but like no, he told him like, yeah, Dale.
Speaker 4: Taylor was late. He came here just for eight o'clock.
Speaker 6: And so then the boss turns around and comes up
to me and it's like, hey, yeah, you know you
need to be.
Speaker 4: Here for seven thirty.
Speaker 6: It's when we need you to start opening the lot up,
get the cars out and and whatnot. And I thought, okay, no,
I pulled out of my pocket. I'd written a two
week notice already and I handed it to him, which
was I feel like that was nice for me to do.
Speaker 4: It's my third date.
Speaker 6: And I offered to give him a two weeks and
he was just like shocked, and he he said just go,
and he was fucking pissed. He turned around and I
heard him yelling out like for fox sake, since I
was like, yeah, I made the right decision, this is bullshit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So I went and got a hot chocolate and I
went and parked by the ocean, because it was on
Vancouver Island, so I parked by the ocean. No no,
I felt I felt so good because it was just
the sunrise.
Speaker 4: Like, man, this feels fucking right.
Speaker 1: I'm about to make a name from Yeah, anybody unless
you really really need the job. If you got a
job like that where they're making you do extra stuff
with not pay, don't leave that job because they don't
do it, they're not valuing you.
Speaker 2: So it's wild you did. You did the two week offer.
I would have watched turn Around walk Away. You're definitely
more of a gentleman than me, Taylor.
Speaker 6: So I needed to go and collect my my paycheck
for the two days at work.
Speaker 4: So I actually that was awkward because I had to
go ahead in person.
Speaker 6: So actually I told my friend the story, and my
friend still good friends with them to this day and
age he was at my wedding.
Speaker 3: I went.
Speaker 6: I asked him like, okay, I need I'm not going
to say his name almost did, but.
Speaker 2: I need you to come back.
Speaker 6: So he came with me because he was like, I
got your back, Taylor. This guy, this boss sounds fucked up.
So he comes with me and he's like, Taylor, you
should if he doesn't pay you, if he refuses, you
should actually get him on camera and record him.
Speaker 4: So I was like, okay, you know what, I will
do that.
Speaker 6: So I have my phone recording video just to incognito.
But he did give me my money my checks.
Speaker 5: Well, was it just like quick, here you go leave?
Speaker 1: Or did he what was his vibe? Like?
Speaker 2: Yeah, those interactions.
Speaker 6: I can't remember, but it was not great. It was
just I didn't I didn't hold the camera up like
filming him.
Speaker 4: I had it.
Speaker 2: Behind your buddy, where's my money?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just very monotone. He just he wasn't impressed.
Speaker 4: And that's that's what it was.
Speaker 6: But the guy that my former friend that I replaced,
he actually ended up going back to work the job.
Speaker 3: So yeah, wait, sorry, the friend that came with you
is not the friend that worked there. No, And did
you stay friends with that person.
Speaker 4: The friend that worked there? No?
Speaker 6: No, just kind of not for any reason. I didn't
stay in touch with him. It's just you know, life.
He ended up having a kid right away and just started,
you know, wasn't gaming as much.
Speaker 3: So yeah, right, not.
Speaker 1: Gaming as much? There you go? All right? On the
sam He asked a couple of questions here, what's better
for you guys content wise? A massive MSU project every
four to five years or one average MSU project every year.
I'm gonna take this and say it is the or
sorry did I read that wrong? I think I said,
or so yeah, one one massive one, I see, Okay,
one average project every year. It's definitely the massive one.
Sorry about that. It's definitely the massive one, and definitely
feel like we can back it up from post endgame
era because it was different when all of them are hitting.
But now when we've been through a we're definitely through
air where no matter what was coming out that year,
we knew, hey, these Marvel reviews, those will be the
top three episodes or top four episodes. Were Now not
so much because even though it's still a big thing
like Dune two reviews still bigger than Deadpool Wolverine. But
I can notice after Deadpool Wolverine, we've had a certain
uptick in cast where I go, oh, these these sling up,
these slew of casts since then have done better than
they usually would. Maybe it's the topics, maybe.
Speaker 5: It's the movies.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but usually it's okay when you get
something big you get a optic and that's usually the
threshold of k who do you keep because you get
a bunch more people tuning in that usually don't. Those
are probably the people that maybe were lapsed or they
used to turn tune in, or they are completely new.
Speaker 5: But that's what we want.
Speaker 1: Where if you just get average stuff, I think they
do a bit better average than your you know, regular
reviews or depending on the project, right, depending like i'd
have to look last year, but I guarantee like Secret
Invasion didn't do anything special for us.
Speaker 5: So let's just.
Speaker 1: Say even if it was above average, that's great, but
you kind of just get like a little uptick.
Speaker 5: It's definitely even if it's not.
Speaker 1: MCU just a big movie one every four to five years,
you would like it to be consistent and you'd like
to happen all the time. But at the same time,
I think we can grab more new people. Or like
I said, if there's people that hey, I used to
listen to Geek first I have in a while, and
then they listened to like, oh I really because I've
done that before, where I haven't listened to podcasts and
almost you know, six months, eight months, they listen to like, oh,
I should get back to listen to this one, and
then it gets back in the rotation, or you want
to catch up because maybe they're doing content like.
Speaker 5: The same thing.
Speaker 1: Else maybe we did a bunch of rectors there, like hey,
I have no interest in apes, so I'm gonna skip
this one for now, or there's no news you like
right where you go through the feed. So for me,
it's definitely I think, look at the numbers, it's those,
it's those big ones, because I feel like just some
stuff that I've seen over the past couple years, that's
where we can see some growth, even if it's the
short term, but I think that's where long term it
does play out. Even though you'd like it to be
more consistent, it's never that way. You never podcasting as
the wild wild West, with algorithms always changing and updates
and stuff.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I think I I would have to agree
with that. I just like, what when the massive episodes hit,
it just brings in such a bigger influx of potentially
new people who even if like a small percentage of
them sticks around, it's still like pretty noticeable for our numbers.
As you mentioned, for like episodes after that, but even
just like consistent growth like Endgame changed everything for our
podcast too in terms of the numbers, just because of
how big that wepisode was. I'm sure even know a
lot of people listen to this their first episode they
listened to might have been that Endgame episode that a
lot of people. That seems to be the case, which
makes sense. And I feel like, if you have you know,
four to five in a year, and let's say those
all did like pretty good numbers consistently, even then I
feel like, okay, well, maybe half of those people on all,
like I listen to all those episodes, you know, so
it's like a smaller pool of people that are coming
through the door and that are likely to stick around.
So yeah, I think that would probably be. That would
probably be the case, but I don't know. It always
it's a vicious world, the world of algorithms, so you
never really know what's happening or where all the viewers
are coming from, or consistency versus new viewers versus old
old viewers, people we are subscribed already, that kind of stuff.
It's it's very nebulous.
Speaker 1: Well, and that's where you talk about the errors, because
it is like the same thing I feel like that
in a lot after endgame and then in the COVID era,
I think s bubbs if you're listening, so I think
you can contribute to this. There's more like because the
Batmans are second BIAX episode, there's so many people when
they would join Pagero like hey, how'd you find it's like,
oh it was the Batman, right. I think that also
helps too. An episode gets downloaded, he gets recommended to
people more. So that's where I can always tell like, oh.
Speaker 3: I listened to like your alien three year acts.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's always.
Speaker 1: It's always you know, maybe they're trying to find some
new they don't like the ones, and that's where always
are biggest ones. That's where I that's how I know
there's a big episode because they go, okay, this gets
referred to a lot of us. Oh I found you there.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I feel like initially my mind went to
just like every year, because it's just every year we're
gonna have we got some reviews to do, right, but
definitely like when you just look at like downloads wise,
especially just not just downloads, but as you guys were
already highlighting just like the wave or like influx of
new it's like a it's like a nice, nice attraction
just came through town and big, big, just collection of
individuals just oh, what's that and then they yeah, that's
how they I mean yeah, like the it's like a
gold rush right when infin any more endgame happened. So like,
definitely I would agree with the every four to five
years a bigger thing. I feel like for me personally,
I do just like every year to have at least
some show, whether it's good or bad. Obviously I would
like it to be good. But some of my like
favorite reviews have been like a midnight review for like
a wild episode of something I find or just just
like Halo, you know, for example, like those Halo reviews
guys like that was was some fun times master Cheeks
like that episode. But just like Accolyte, you know, Accolate
being canceled. That kind of blew my mind when I
heard about that this morning, but it makes sense. But
still like I'm gonna be looking back on just speculating
of like what does this mean, you know, for next season?
Speaker 1: But fuckgus Man, no plagus, he's.
Speaker 2: Still he went back in that cave. Yeah, never find
out if he gets chime here, No, that's my answer,
and and.
Speaker 6: Vote like I kind of feel like I would love
to say the one a year just because I'd love
to get good one a year content at that rate,
because four to five years is a very very long time.
But a yeah, like every year, it's just it can
be mediocracy and it's like that's not ideal and so
obviously that's going to kind of dilute and we're not
going to get a lot of good hits that way.
I think that, like you guys have already said the
one big project every four to five years for sure,
Like you see that I could like Deadpool and Wolverine
really shows that.
Speaker 1: And I feel well, and I feel like you in
our podcast when you tell about Eras, it's like, okay,
so after Infinity War, that's when we approached for monetization,
and then endgame it went up, and then it was
down for a while because of COVID everything. But then
that twenty two when we've had our biggest year and
it was thirteen months in a row where every month
was our biggest month, but that was in March. That's
start with the Batman being our second big stept. So
I feel like there's always that right where it's like
twenty nineteen to twenty twenty two. It's almost like we
fall in that category already of like every three to
four years, it's like, oh, then we get a spike
and then you go down because you're like, oh, you
can't keep that spike forever, right, But yeah, yeah, I'll
start with you this one because we kind of already
went around. So Sam also asked, are there any types
of movies that you've grown out of over the years
that you used to love?
Speaker 6: This one I've really really really tried thinking on and
it's like, I don't.
Speaker 4: Know, cause I feel like there's more.
Speaker 1: There's more.
Speaker 2: I didn't think it was gonna keep going. I was like,
I don't know.
Speaker 6: This one is just a really really difficult one because
I feel like there's a lot of content that I
probably have been more kinder too over the years, or
it's just when I saw it, I just flown didn't
like it.
Speaker 1: And that's just is there even like a franchise and
it's not a genre movies or like a certain franchise,
like obviously you still are digging the Congressus godzill, But
is there one of those where like, oh, I was
really into this.
Speaker 4: Well, that's something that I was playing with, the idea
of thinking.
Speaker 6: Like, Okay, yeah, what what type of series exists out
there that I have not grown fond of over the years.
Speaker 4: And for the most part, it's it's not so much
meat disliking them.
Speaker 6: It's my disliking that we're not getting continuations for them.
It could be like a battleship too. It could be
Independence Day three, it could be Pacific.
Speaker 5: Oh you're got that Pacific Room prequel.
Speaker 6: That's not the same as a Pacific Room three. I
want to go to there, take the fight to them.
Speaker 4: That's what they said.
Speaker 6: That's what Scott Eastwood said, and now it's not happening.
Speaker 1: That's what Scott east Wood said.
Speaker 4: Law was Finn Kaylee Spainey.
Speaker 5: She was I just learned this week.
Speaker 1: She was in the Pacific Rim two movie. Also the
girl that's Inn and Or and more Beius as well.
I can't remember her name, but she's in that as well.
There's all these great people.
Speaker 4: In Pacific for the prequel series.
Speaker 1: Busy that date. I want those those retros that I got,
those casts. I got a mist on that's that's that's
one of them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but yeah, this is one that I just sadly,
I don't have a uh an answer.
Speaker 4: For Oh, a priest too, I'd love a priest too.
Speaker 1: Foxye Oh my god, that's never happened.
Speaker 3: I was a good fun Sorry. Is that an answer
to the question or is that just a no?
Speaker 5: I really I couldn't.
Speaker 4: I couldn't pull one because yeah.
Speaker 1: So I'll go to save it. There's I like, there's two.
The cheeky one is like, ask me in five years,
and maybe it's gonna be Star Wars because man, we're
we're on quite a lull right now, and then we
need some winners luckily and Ors coming out. But if
that movie in two years just fucking falls on the face,
I don't know what's gonna happen. That's that's gonna be
a tough one for me as well. But I think
for me it's it's a weird one to say, but
it's like dumb big blockbusters to turn your brain off
popcorn flicks where I used to enjoy them. Maybe it's
because we used to Sometimes these movies I'm having to
see alone, so they're less enjoyable.
Speaker 5: But I feel like maybe it's one of you sing
with a group of people.
Speaker 1: But stuff like a even fast and furious like before
you a couple of years ago, maybe like oh this
is just done fun, but the last one was like,
I'm just not enjoying this as much as I used to.
That's why I still haven't seen the newest cong versus Godzilla.
Speaker 5: I didn't see now that is done.
Speaker 1: But even like Twisters, to me when I see that tram,
like ah, this looks like that kind of turned your
brain off and just like have a good time.
Speaker 5: But I don't know if I can.
Speaker 1: I can still do that, but it's it. I'm less
excited for those ones now where I can still there's
some movies that sneak in where I go, oh, this
is just mediocre, but I like this actor, I like
this parent of actors. Here we go. So I still
will watch them, but now it will be they get
less time, they won't see them theaters, or I'll wait
till streaming months and months later. So it's just that
because I don't think there's any genre, because like I
can't say I'm sick of a sci fi or a
Western or a superhero because a great superhero movie comes
out and I'm not sick of it I've never have been.
But for me, all those genres, there's there's not one
genre that I would see myself in where'm like, oh,
you know what, I'm really tired of this because even
if it's questerns, they don't make questions now. But if
I go back and watch like The Man with No Name, like, oh,
this is great, so I'm enjoying this, So it's like
that's where it's kind of harder. So that's why I
picked like a general broad of like just the dumb
blockbusters where I've always like never like loved them, but
I feel there definitely was a time I had more
fun with them, where nowadays it's like if it's like
a guaranteed six out of ten, that's not that's not
something I want to go to the theaters for. You know,
It's different if I have high hopes and it's like,
oh this sucked or disappointing. But it's kind of like
it's exactly what Dylan's you know, reasoning for not going
to Borderlands is like you just look at the movie
and you know the score, you know what the beats
are gonna be, and you know.
Speaker 5: How you're gonna feel.
Speaker 1: That's how I look at some of those big blockbusters
that are like, you know, acting is gonna be as
good as it can be. You know, the story is
gonna be very paint by numbers. You've seen this before.
There's gonna be inevitable sequel setups and stuff, and so like,
I don't have time for this.
Speaker 5: Someone might say, hey, that's superhero.
Speaker 1: Stuff, but I like superhero stuff, so that's where I
go leaning. Even then, though there's stuff like that came
out like Blue Beetle or He's just Sam too, that Cat,
the Marvels where it's like I'm not tired of them,
but like, okay, like I've been here before and this
is nothing special, so I'll just say the big dumb blockbuster,
maybe I'll return to that, but I I definitely like
to have some more story or character nowadays for sure,
to just enjoyed it overall and feel like my money's
worth well spent.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I think I'm with you there, Travis. It's
funny you started with saying Star Wars. I feel like
that was gonna be potentially my answer of just like
I'm not done with those movies or like that universe
by any means, I just don't get the same spark anymore,
like at all. Obviously, like we're getting more Star Wars
content than's ever been made, like ever, not including books
or legends, but quality just hasn't been there. And uh,
it's not even like it's one of those things where
it's like, are we just getting so much more content?
Now that I'm seeing more of this universe, I'm liking
it less. It's just like even if I rewatch the
old movies, they're just they're just so different, and it's
something separate from nostalgia, Like nostalgia is a big aspect
to it, but like they're just better stories, better characters,
better written. So I'm not fully like I don't think
i'll even if in the next ten years or just
keep getting nothing better than the quality of what Accolade is.
We're like at its best is mid in my opinion,
I don't think I would ever say I'm done with
Star Wars, like I think I just would still be
checking it out of curiosity if anything. But I'm definitely
with you there on the big Blockbusters where back in
the day, I just feel like I can never think
of like you see like a big trailer for something
and I'm picturing like a like a Michael Bay Transformers
trailer and I'm like, man, I'm gonna I'm gonna love
that movie, like like no matter what, I don't care
if it's what's the one with like Mark Wahlberg and
it's it's like uh n no, it's like an oil
rig off the shores that's just like exploding, like those
types of movies where I'm like, it's gonna be visually
intrigue games have big.
Speaker 3: Explosion skyscraper.
Speaker 4: Or something like that. It's like deep rising.
Speaker 1: Deep water.
Speaker 2: So like movies like that, I feel like I would
see a trailer, I'm like, I'm gonna love that movie,
and that's gonna be movie that I just rewatch. And now,
like you said, Travi it like it's just it doesn't
like I might I might find it okay, but it's
it's not like sparking anything in me where it's like ah, man,
I can't wait to see that, or it's a movie
that I'll be rewatching all the time.
Speaker 1: Those Hempsworth Netflix movies that people really like, the shoot
them up ones, and I'm like these are I can't
I'm not. I'm just looking at like homeland Er watching
and the like why do people love these these This
is trash in my opinion, this is not good again,
but like hey, I turned my brow a good time.
Oh yeah, completely, But it's like before even then, I'd
be like, well, I like Hempsworth, so I like this,
but now it's like, oh, I can't even like this.
Speaker 2: This is like, eh, I think a big eye opening
one for me because I love action genre. Like that's
like probably like probably like across the board, like I'm
gonna say my favorite but like top five favorite movie genres,
like I just grew up loving them, the Bourne movies,
Like I just love that genre. And I think there's
one point in time that I I don't think I
would see like an action movie that I didn't like,
but yeah, Triple Frontier, Man, that was an eye opening
moment for me, where like I love the trailers, I
love the.
Speaker 1: That awful of a movie too, but it's just.
Speaker 2: Like it's so not special, like at all, with the
amount of special people that are involved in that project.
And like I just remember on that review being like
disappointed that, like, man, this is gonna be my movie,
Like I love all these cast members and I just yeah,
I haven't rewatched it, maybe I'll feel differently, but uh yeah,
so big Bossbusters, I'm completely in agreements with you, but
like probably mostly like just those big dumb action movie
ones like Expandables. There's like another Expendables movie. I probably
would not care at all, which is interesting because like
the first Expendables like that was like all man, like
all these big names, just some big dumb action I'm
all for it, but.
Speaker 1: I think the person, yeah, the person that director from Frontiers,
person who's directing the Craven. So there you go, hopefully
gets you more excited. So yeah, I didn't, you know.
Speaker 3: Honestly, similar to Taylor, this was hard for me to
think of one because I think for me, like especially
in the geek first era, I have opened up the
things I watch them into like more than I ever
had before. Like Horror was something like the opposite of
this question would be for me would be horror, where
like I was never really into that when I was younger,
but I've just become more and more a fan of
that games end movies as the years have gone on.
So I think for me, it's it's what you guys mentioned,
like I am at that point with Star Wars, and
I've been there for a few years now where I
would say I did love Star Wars when I was younger,
when I was a kid, like in the Lego Star
Wars era though. Yeah, those two games came out and
I was playing with and I had like ivory Star
Wars Lego set, and I was like obsessed with the movies,
the prequels and stuff, probably because of those games, because
I was just wanting all that stuff. And so I
feel like at that point in my life I did
love it. I think when forst Awakens came back, I was,
I was into it, I liked it, it was fun,
but I don't think I loved it again at that point.
So definitely Star Wars would be an answer for me.
And then, but the other thing I was thinking about,
and I don't think this is really truly the case.
I don't think I've grown out of it, but I've
noticed that I seem to be just be a lot
less interested like animated movies these days, and I don't
know if that's I don't know if that's actually happening.
I just feel like I don't really watch many and
when I see a trailer, I don't get too excited
or I end up skipping them. Like there's been a
lot of big anime movies that have come out this year.
I don't think I've seen any. Have I been on
an animated movie review this year?
Speaker 1: I don't know if there's been any animated movie reviews.
Speaker 2: Was there not an inside out too on videos?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: Oh? Okay, I just.
Speaker 1: Say I tear it ass. I just it's not like,
what's the breakdown. It's like, I'm definitely more choosy sometimes
what we review, and that's why I just don't know, like, yeah,
there are people come to geek first to get their
inside out to review, and I don't think so. So
that's why I think for what we've been watching section.
Speaker 3: I feel like animated TV shows It's something I was
really into for a while there, and like, I can't
think of the last time I've gone to put on
even as like a comfort thing. Like I guess I've
watched the most recent season of Future Ama because I
wanted to see what that show is doing when it
comes back and stuff, But it's been a while since
I've sought out any animate stuff, So I don't know.
Maybe that would be my answer in a more smaller.
Speaker 1: Way I'm sure coming out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's exciting. I haven't watched a trailer yet, but
I'm very excited for that. So there is still any
things I care about, of course, but I don't know.
I guess that that would be kind of like a
part two answer to of course my Star Wars being
like the main the main answer for that.
Speaker 1: It's kind of sad that star has got a shadow
or honorable mention from three to three of us and everything.
You'ren get to that point, like not the talk current
stuff too much, but like with the stuff that happened to
day and everything, like you think, is there a future
with the way things are going? Not that even love
Star Wars, but the excitement for what's next is down
down to Zippo or near to Zippo. You lost Squadron,
you lost Darth Plaguas today you know you're you know
you lost Darth Maull and solo as.
Speaker 4: That would really.
Speaker 6: Put me in that position is if they just stop
and like they just stop no more anything, because even
in watching.
Speaker 3: Them, it's probably not a good sign and you'd be
excited for the stop.
Speaker 6: Like watching thro Accollte, I can totally get on board
with the fact that that show has problems, but there's
still some things that I love and I go on
YouTube and I check out like certain highlights of the
show because I like, I like looking at like the
cutout moments of that show that it is, like some
of the fights and certain character things, like, there's some
stuff that I really really do like. So that being
the one of the lower shows that got canned for
its season two and that's kind of where we're at,
but I still can like parts of it, Like, Yeah,
I just think that they would have to stop making
Star Wars for me to just be kind of like, ah, well,
and that sucks, I guess, Like, but I.
Speaker 5: So they're still making it. Your excitement still there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, as long as we're tackling getting the different stuff,
then I'm happy.
Speaker 3: I mean, with all that being said, I am still
excited for Outlaws in a couple of weeks here, right, Yeah,
there'll still things out there. Whenever the next movie comes out,
I'm gonna go see it. I just don't don't need
these TV shows in my life.
Speaker 1: Mannoyin Grogu All right, Well, this probably might be the
most unique question from uh Dylan's Better halfs. I'm gonna
start with this one. MUD's asked, if you have the
ability to spend liquids out of each of your hands,
each of each finger on your one hand, which five
liquids would you choose? Can be anything from food to products.
Don't gonna let you start off there.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I'll set this up ice breaker question at
during like a mud wonder for like work meetings.
Speaker 5: At some point Okay, they're gonna say first day as that.
Speaker 3: Would have been yeah, like on bumble and we're talking
only would five liquids would you come out of your fingers?
That would be like a weird flirt. I feel like,
I like, I like this question because it's just freaky
one of my I don't know if I have five,
like I really you'll have to help me come up
with them. But I think for me, the immediate answer
is just like the most pristine water. Yeah, you can
imagine Tailor's rock water, perfectly chilled, like not ice cold,
but like cool. Yeah, just like really really like that'd
be so convenient. I feel like I would say you
so much time in my life if I just right,
and I think I'd go thumb just like you know,
launch that water back there, So that would be that's
gonna be one of them for sure. Because you know,
I was thinking about this, It's like I don't do I.
I don't think i'd want to put anything like sugary
or like unhealthy, Like alcohol would be like, oh, that'd
be just a recipe for disaster.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you become an alcoholic.
Speaker 3: Real Quick launched the hatch, So I feel like I
wouldn't want to pick any of those things. I was
trying to think, like what's the best like get get
rich quick scheme? Like and I just have a liquid
gold coming out of my index finger, and like would
that be could I make money off that?
Speaker 1: And like if possibly, I guess I.
Speaker 2: Think it would have to be really hot, right, could.
Speaker 3: Be paying It's like clear however it comes through like
I think you wouldn't get burned.
Speaker 2: But that's fair. One of my answers is coffee, So
there you go, that's all.
Speaker 3: You would pick coffee?
Speaker 2: Hey, I would be a bit risky.
Speaker 3: Why is that just because it's an addictive drug?
Speaker 2: Well, I am addicted to it. I drink coffee every
single day.
Speaker 3: So are you planning to drink coffee every day for
the rest of your life.
Speaker 2: Probably okay, Yeah, that's good. It would be nice to
be able to choose between like decaf and caffeated probably
fer yeah so but yeah, I safely say, as of
right now, just some nice McCafe coffee. That's what I buy.
So m hm McDonald's has me.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: So I'm trying to think what else like I because
once again, I don't think i'd want anything unhealthy at
the fingertip. I just think that would be not good
for me.
Speaker 1: That's fair. I definitely have some of those, but that's fair.
Speaker 3: You guys go forbid. I'll keep thinking some good motivation here.
Speaker 5: I had the water like you.
Speaker 1: That was easy. I had like a Way Protein shake
because I hate coming back from the gym and making it,
so it'd just be nice to work out and then
hit me with a little dad and everything like that.
You never have to worry about forgetting it. Maybe other
people the gym would be filling them up, so yeah, yeah,
fill me up, Travis. Just I can you start charging
people too, you know?
Speaker 5: For scene Way? So that would be one.
Speaker 1: And then yeah, I just went because it was tough
for me too, So I just went with my three
other favorites. Like you know, I was drinking earlier, good
old lime, Ricky, gotta get some of the pop shop
going on there, that'd be essential. And then a banana
slurpy because I can never fucking find it, so I'd
like to have it. And then a great like a
high quality vanilla milkshake. Now I think Don's completely right
that probably I would retrack some of the stuff because
me trying to stay in shape, there would that would
be very tempting all the time, knowing you know your
middle finger, you got like the best milkshake around. That'd
be tough. So at least for sure would be keeping
like the life essentials of water and way. For sure
that would be there'd be some there'd be some good
stuff there. Maybe maybe like another I'll throw on, like
a fruit smoothie as well. Keep it healthy too. I
gotta be a good like purposes.
Speaker 3: What about like some fake blood decorate any scene.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'd have to make some character that's like the
the blood the thumb blood killer or something.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that wouldn't be bad.
Speaker 1: Just disperse it. But I feel like people are gonna
trust you that it's fake blood. You know, they're just
gonna think it's your real blood just being spurreted on you. Yeah,
and maybe at least the regular water. Hopefully I could
like put like a like.
Speaker 2: A you'd have to like just combo it, you know,
like do a little yeah, like flavors.
Speaker 1: Or I hope you get like a hose attachment so
I could like make it rain in the middle of
the scene.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, or you just cover your with your
thumb like the hose back.
Speaker 2: In the day there, or finger condom poke a little
holes in it and you got like a little sprinkler
heads exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so those would be those are my five to
six there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I already mentioned coffee earlier. I am a coffee drinker.
I don't drink too much in a day, but it's
like a cup a day, like I that's my go to.
I love coffee. I think it's a great amount makes
me happy. So yeah, coffee. I haven't really thought about
which fingers would be which either. That's kind of an
interesting idea for it. But like water would be my
index for sure. You gotta have water, I was thinking,
especially now that I'm like working outside in the hot weather,
I like need electrolytes as well, So like some sort
of electro light drink. I don't know what bread I
would choose, Yeah, like gatorade. I had Liquid Iva Costco
the other day and I'm like, this is really good. Actually,
I keep getting ads for it on podcasts like Liquid Ivy,
Liquid iv and it's just like I had no idea
what it was. I thought it was literally like when
they rehydrate you through ivy. So interesting brandname, but no,
it tastes really good, so maybe that would be my choice.
Then I got what's next I have? I'm I'm always like,
I'm like the cook in our household, so I'm always
using like certain cooking sprays for like every meal, olive
oil coming, I know, or like an avocado oil you like,
maybe like a healthier cooking oil just like.
Speaker 1: Squeeze his hand wrong.
Speaker 2: You're you know everything, or like if you wanted to
do super wild greasy, you could do like liquid butter
or something you can like sprints up toast on something
any over here. I mean, if you have liquids coming
out of your fingers, you got lime ricky over here,
you don't think that'd be sticky.
Speaker 5: Greasy?
Speaker 4: You could do that.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna choose butter because I feel like that's greasier.
So I'm gonna do like a like an avocado oil something,
and then I would have to get the thing like
the attachment that Travis was mentioned with the little spritzer there.
So I got water, coffee, electrolytes, let's say liquid ivy
cooking spray, and I think, like, honestly, some sort of
like chili oil or or like a serracha, a hot sauce,
something careful that ass something with spice. I don't wipe
my ass, I have my I have my my water.
You know that's perfect portable.
Speaker 4: But he's.
Speaker 5: Gonna happen.
Speaker 2: I'm not like a big spice guy that like I
seek out like painful spices to just be that guy,
but like I like to have a bit of a
kick on something and just to be able to add
some sort of spice to like I don't know, if
I'm going to Denny's, got my breakfast there, it's never
like spicy or anything, So put some chili oil on there.
I love chili oil on eggs or just really anything
just to spice up a meal. I feel like that
would be that would be my fifth.
Speaker 1: Is there a reason you like chili oil versus chili powder.
Just wanted to confirm that.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's easier to cook with like for like,
if I'm thinking breakfast, like just sprinkle some chili oil
on my anks versus like chili powder like you have to.
Speaker 5: It's like a salt. Though it's very quick, just then
just done.
Speaker 6: That'd probably be better in the cookout process where the oil
could be done post.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. I'll take Taylor's answer. Yeah, I'll
take nines and phone a front helped out there. Good
question though, I did like this thought process.
Speaker 6: Yes, my my thumb is gonna be orange juice for sure.
I just want to like pop in, just start sucking
that orange juice. I love orange juice. My pointer finger.
Speaker 4: This is going to be acid as a weapon because
if anyone like me.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's but that's way worse.
Speaker 5: You can't give him oil when you got.
Speaker 3: So check this out. I I googled. I just google
what is the most expensive liquid in the world. The
answer is scorpion venom apparently, so I feel like that
would double as an attack. But also you could make
mad Bank off of that's perfect.
Speaker 4: I'll take some scorpion.
Speaker 1: Would Madison die she tickled me in the wrong spot
and my scorpion poisoned her.
Speaker 3: Have to be like pinky, like just so you're getting
like a smaller pinky's water.
Speaker 6: I got water out of the pinky because I just
want to, like like Doctor Evil, just like.
Speaker 3: That is weird, like that, yeah, interesting finger with water
would be fun to.
Speaker 6: Middle fingers rum and coke because I feel like I'm
not gonna I'm not gonna flip the bird here on,
but I feel like that's just not something I ever
really do. And I feel like I I like a
good rum and coke after a long work day on
a hot day, and I feel like I'm really.
Speaker 4: No, no kid's working on them.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm proud that I could paste myself accordingly, so
especially putting on a finger position.
Speaker 4: That I wouldn't likely flipping my middle finger up a lot.
Speaker 6: I feel like that stacked with my pacing, like it's safe.
I could have a rum and coke on there and
then my ring finger. I gotta have chocolate milk right
on there. That's gonna be like real fucking oh, it's
gonna be good. Just get the yeah, that chocolate milk
goodness out of there.
Speaker 1: H there you go. That's what her fingers are up to.
So and then she also asked, who would you cast
in the Geek vers the movie? Cast the four GV four.
I read that wrong, cast thet GV four. Who wants
to take this one?
Speaker 2: Like actors to play us? Right? Yeah, yeah, you're perfect.
I'm gonna start the bidding with I'll go myself first.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go Dlan O'Brien op playing is me? Wow,
that's like a running joke in a really ship. Cauche
was a big crush on Dylan O'Brien back the day,
and when we first mentioned, thought I looked like dealing O'Brien.
Speaker 1: So settled for you.
Speaker 2: It worked out for me. And then, uh, for I
was usually gonna pitch this guy to for Travis, but
when I was looking at him like this is just
this is Taylor here, I'm gonna go Aaron Taylor Johnson
as Taylor Field. Okay, shredded form or kick ass form,
it doesn't matter either, or maybe the the Craven the
Hunter for him. For Dylan Muss, I have Josh O'Connor
from the recent Challengers movie. Okay, I just like saw
a photo of him with like a little bit of scruff,
and I feel like he's got a similar facial structure
to Dylan with the smiles kind of similar. So, uh yeah,
great actor for Dylan Muss and then for for Travis
this one, I was bouncing around a lot of different
ideas and then I just saw this gentleman and I
feel like everyone that I was looking at Travis, I mean,
we're all individual, but for Travis, I'm trying to think
of like an actor that could like talk like you,
maybe like take a certain stance like you can't speak.
I'm sure there's like a like a better casting for
that of like people that have done work for so
for me, this is like I'm casting someone that this
is gonna be a role they've never done before and
they're gonna get this is gonna be like their Oscar
movie of just like we're gonna see the range of
this gentleman here. I'm taking Alexander Scar's guard.
Speaker 1: For Travis, I wish I wish he can do the
movie about being homeless with the Bears.
Speaker 2: It could be like a super serious, like a Revenant
type story of you surviving on the streets of Yukon
the other one I was thinking of was, oh my gosh,
what was his name, mister Eckhart from what's his first name?
Aar Aaron Eckhart. Yeah, I'm like that could be trapped
and like, I don't know. I was thinking about doing
actors out of out of time, just like whatever era
would work for them, Like of course there is ones
that would come, like for Taylor Nick Cage, that's always
a good castings like Val Kilmer, you know, yeah, you
go next? Then I just said you're first two.
Speaker 1: Oh no, yeah, I would have Nick. Even I couldn't
find anyone for myself. Really, it's tough to do like
myself personally because like it is always found that I
don't think there's anyone right now, I'm like, oh, that
seems like I guess. One time, like U S Bubs thought,
you're listening, this is I can reveal you. He one
time when Tom blythe the guy from the Hunger Games movie,
I remember he's in the Newest One, when he had
a shaved head, he had like linked me and he
said like, oh, this looks like you. But then he
deleted it because they felt he maybe felt like not
confident enough to say that to me.
Speaker 5: It's fine.
Speaker 1: I always saw at s Bubs so like, I guess
I could say Tom Blyfe because I did look at
it like oh, I think maybe because I was also
making jokes that he looked like e Min them and
I supposed to May early one that all. Maybe Travis
won't like to other. That's fine, so I'll go with him.
But I went with Nick Cage just because I'd like
the cast to all be in their thirties, that's except
except for Taylor. Like as Nick Cage, I'd wanted to
wet Hot American Summer where Nick Cage plays Taylor in
his thirties to twenties, but the rest of the actors
are in their thirties of twenties. So specifically that I
went with Grant Gustin for Kirkland because I think they
have a similar bone structure and just like he played
Flash TV TV Flash, I feel like just the few
times I've seen him, you know, maybe similar mannerisms and whatnot,
even with the longer hair, I could see it there.
So and then with Dylan, and I went with Paul Dano.
I thought Paul Dano has like there's multiple you know,
if Dylan wants to be a little jokey or silly
if he wants to maybe get worked up, like if
we're against each other in Avalon, I could see Paul
Dane do like the multi not riddler Paul danel like.
Speaker 5: More like.
Speaker 1: More like like Zoe sparked, I can't remember. Oh there's
a good movie where he wrote a book and she
comes alive, but more like little such like that. Yeah, yeah, sure,
you can find a course, but I just think and
I think even like a voice octaves, you guys have
some similar there. So that's that's what I'm going with,
So that's good.
Speaker 3: I have a different one for Taylor. Of course Nick
Cage is a good one, but I also I also
went with Chris Evans because I think the Beard era
that we got going on for Taylor Field here, and
I feel like Chris Evans. I've seen him do some
zany things in his acting career, especially recently, and I
feel like he could pull off some of those just
taylorisms that like, Taylor is such a unique individual, and
I think he could. I think he's got the skills
to match it. So I'd pick him for that. A
couple other ones for Travis, you know, Ryan Gosling. I
think that could be really fun kind of esthetic. What
about Owen Wilson. What do you think about Owen Wilson
playing Travis.
Speaker 1: I could see the older, I could see the older.
I get he could uh, he could find I don't
think we have the same we kind of maybe at
times we have similar voices. Maybe well, I think he can.
Speaker 3: His humor ability, I think he could, he could match.
He could he could pull off a Travis like talking
fast kind of thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can see that.
Speaker 1: I think we have maybe not a similar voice, but
a cadence I could see similar.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: For Kirkland, we made this joke on the Office Space
retro and that's where he just looks like I also
thought this one. I don't know if it works on
the voice. I think the look he could pull it off.
And he's a great actor Bill Hayter, so I think
he could pull it off. I think he's maybe a
bit too he's too Bill hatery, you know, he's too
he's too much whereas.
Speaker 1: I thought about Bill Hater for you too.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll take it, I'll take it. But I think, yeah,
I think Ron Livingston has like the chill energy that
Kirkland has too, so.
Speaker 5: I put I put the Dad from Flash.
Speaker 1: So we were thinking it's stuck in my mind ever
since we did Office Space, you know.
Speaker 3: And then for me, I I was finding it really
hard to pick one. But you know how, I thought,
like kind of looks has a little bit of the
same facial structure. Is Roberto Mayo who plays l Ron
and Rings a power Oh okay, yeah, I think like
certain angles of the face.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think he.
Speaker 3: I think we look kind of similar in a way.
So I guess he's like British or something. So I
don't know what his Canadian or North American accent would
sound like, but I'm sure he could do a good job.
Speaker 1: No, I agree.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if he's fish.
Speaker 3: Maybe he just sounds like.
Speaker 2: Kingston up on Hill or Hull. There you go, UK
November sixth, nineteen Yo shouts out.
Speaker 1: All right, Taylor, when you got cooking over there?
Speaker 6: Well, I gave the honorable Nick Cage to myself. I
just want to show up on set, actually meet him
and give him advice on playing me.
Speaker 1: I love that conversation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, He's like, don't worry, I already know you don't
have to tell me that that's.
Speaker 1: Like a dream I should have. I'll say that for
next year, like a dream pick for a geek for
his movie, Like I would love so much to work
with Nick Cage. I don't know he's gonna be like,
but man, I would love. And then they get tailing
him in the same room because oh, that'd be that'd
be something. Or playing a father's son duo. Oh yes, please,
that sounds like a dream.
Speaker 3: That'd be cute.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I have Mad Michaelson as you, Dylan. I just
feel like, like, good Dylan Muss.
Speaker 4: I'd like to see that all.
Speaker 5: These Danish accents.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one to one, you know, in his main era too,
just like super Competitive.
Speaker 6: I just rewatched Out Destiny, so Mad is like kind
of on my mind a little bit, and I was like, oh, yeah,
I could see me a Nazi on there.
Speaker 1: That seems like a Nazi sympathized.
Speaker 4: People, not the character and the actor.
Speaker 1: Youtter not give me bull boyd whole brick.
Speaker 6: I don't want to be I saw it considered that
he does say savage by the way Kirkland does.
Speaker 1: He actually going back and forth on this.
Speaker 6: When I rewatch that, the scene cuts to to Indy
and then you actually hear Boyd in the backg Savage, Okay,
he actually say so.
Speaker 2: I rewatched that on cast A double Check, but I
didn't hear it in the background.
Speaker 4: Travis, I got have your bardam playing.
Speaker 1: You Wow the Spanish your part. I don't see that
at all. I'll take it.
Speaker 2: But that is a wild to be fair, Coleman Domingo
popped in my mind for Travis because of his.
Speaker 5: Oh they race swamp travel that Yeah, they don't. They
don't need any makeup. Coleman Domingo just.
Speaker 1: Plays me as a black man and they just rape swamps,
race swamp. That'd be fantastic. I love that you got
him race swamp. You got Nick Cage is like a
fifty year old playing a thirty year old.
Speaker 5: Yeah, fantastic.
Speaker 4: For you.
Speaker 6: I got Okay, yeah, yeah, I'll take them.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 5: That's the most realistic casting. I think that bun sure.
Oh okay, let's see.
Speaker 7: Uh oh Taylor you I'm gonna start with your question
here because I want to start with what childhood memory
do you have that lives rent freeing your mind?
Speaker 1: And I'm asked this because like, do you not have
many memories? I found like it was such a broad
question that like I have tons, but like I didn't
like there's not one for me. It'd be like, hey,
if I'm back at this location, all this pops up,
or if I did this, all this pops up. I
don't think there's just one. I go back every day
like oh, my childhood you know. So what was your
meaning behind with this question?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, childhood memory that just has like sticks with you
above the others, not based on going to a location
or anything like that that triggers.
Speaker 3: It's that's an interesting That was the tricky part for me.
I just feel like what immediately came to mind is
for me when I just go back when I like
visit my parents' house these days and I just like
go for a walk through the duck pond by their house,
and it's just like all the these memories coming to
my mind of like oh, on this playground, I remember
doing this kind of thing, I remember at this bridge,
like having this conversation with this person. Like all these
memories come back, and a lot of it is like
very time and place for me. But it's yeah, it's
really like even Taylor yesterday when we were on side
quest and just talking about like our favorite Xbox achievements,
and like tons of random memories came flowing back in
my mind that I completely forgot about. But there's still
cherished memories. So I don't know, I can't think of
one that lives rent free in my head. I can't
think of one. It's hard for me to pick one
above all else. So it's copp out. But damn, I
got two questions in there, so yeah, and the other one,
I mean, I don't know much better out of me
from that one.
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm completely integrants with Travis, where like
I just have so many that would pop in my
mind at any point in time, So like one, I
feel like, yeah, Like it definitely is dependent on time
of day when I'm thinking about what like triggers those memories,
whether it's like what Dylan mentioned of like going through
that location again. Most of like the main ones that
popped my mind are from my first house when I
used to live in a trailer park, and it's just
like certain locations or maybe like neighbors that used to
play with, Like it's just I don't know why just
that would have been before Like I think I moved
out of there when I was ten, so like first
ten years of my life, Like there's a lot of
especially just like as a kid, like being a kid,
like when you first start like really getting those like
solid memories. I feel like maybe those ones popped my
mind first, because those are just like the first of
the rent free memories to use your terminology. So there's
many many to just list off one right now. I
remember were I think it was like my sister's birthday
party or something, and just like a bunch of neighborhood
kids were like over and I used to skateboard with
this with this one older kid that was like probably
my sister's age, like four years older, and he came
down and they were just like playing. I just remember
like his skate was like on the lawn and I
just like, I don't know, it was summertime, I had
the host. I was just like fucking around, and for
some reason, I just I just like soaked his whole
skateboard in water. I think it's because like the grip tape,
when I like splashed it, it like got darker than
like And I don't have no idea what age. I
was probably like six or seven or something, and I'm
just like sprints in it and I'm like, oh, I'm
just gonna keep going. And I just remember, like later
on he was just like who soaked my skateboard? Like
he was like so livid, and it was like the
first time that I'm like, oh, that was me. And
I'm not gonna say anything right now, like like I
seriously am the guilty one that did that, but I
am scared of how he's gonna react, so I'm just
gonna hush down. So there you go. That's a that's
a rent free memory. I don't know if it's rent.
I'm not really collecting rent on that memory. But uh,
before this moment, Uh, that's a good question. I'm not
sure it was. As I was trying to find an answer,
it was just like the immediate ones. I tried to
grab onto that one because I felt like that was
the most rent free at the time. But it's not
like a normal one. That's always in my mind. But uh, yeah, sorry,
Jesse shouts out to you if you're listening to this
cast many years later.
Speaker 5: That motherfucker.
Speaker 1: And then he's out there and loading his gun somewhere
I've been looking for you. Yeah, no, I if I
throw out some random one, I don't think I've talked.
The reason this one came to mind is because it
will have to do time with Dylan's questions. So that's
where I'll use this now. But so it was scrayed.
Speaker 4: Eight.
Speaker 1: I think my friend had a trampoline. He had a
house in Joe Rich and everyone was jumping off the
roof onto said trampoline and there's about four of us
and everyone else did it completely fine, They're okay. And
then when I jumped, I jumped, and I like, I
hit my button and then I went away where I
was like this, so stomach going down and I overshot
and of course do they have any covers around the sidings?
No they don't. And I hit I hit riv first
on the bars and it fucking killed, and I.
Speaker 5: Said, I'll tie int Dylan's question.
Speaker 1: It is probably the most painful thing I've ever had.
I remember working out with bruises. I got the whole tape.
I had to lie to my dad's like I just
tripped down the stairs. I didn't want to tell them
they jumped off this roof and like everybody did, it
was fine. And I don't really have a height something.
I was like, oh, it'll be okay, and I just
remember that feeling of I can't like trying to shift
my weight one way or another, and just it felt
like I was in air forever and just coming down.
And of course it's also the like the the insult
injury where you're on the ground dying. Everyone's just laughing
their ass off. It's like they're watching Jackass and they're
having a great time. But uh, yeah, I had some
bruise ribs. I had to get them checked by the
doctors and nothing was broken, but I got them taped up,
and it uh it fucking killed.
Speaker 5: It was It was a high.
Speaker 1: It was a high. It was a roof fie enough
now that I would not want any of my daughters shot.
Like I was like you, they'd be in big trouble.
You know, you're jumping off that. But we're just dumb
fucking boys who just watched some WWTLC that weekend and
I'm like, oh, watch this and like, man, and yeah,
I almost killed myself when Derek, you're going off, trust me,
trust me, this trampoline bit will work.
Speaker 2: But then you just told it like reminded me very
quick story. So this shout out to Patreon. Tyler too,
because he was there for this. We used to carpool
after school. I would go to his house. He had
a trampoline and he double bounced me up in the air,
same thing, no guards around the springs or anything, and
I landed like right nut right on the spring, like literally.
The worst part about it was I was too short
to actually touch the ground, so I was literally just
suspended in the air. There. Tyler's doing, like you just said,
laughing his ass off because of what just happened. He
had to go inside. Yeah, yeah, so you inside. He
had to go get his older brother to come out
and like lift me off the spring as I'm just like, yeah,
dying there. But so I somewhat know your pain traps.
I didn't have to go to the hospital or anything, thankfully,
but yeah, yeah that's another there you go, rent free
childhood memory.
Speaker 3: Put the people on the trampoline, Yes, absolutely, I feel
like that was like before they had the covers though,
like now, like that was before they had nets too
on the trampolines.
Speaker 1: So the covers that cost extra, Like oh, we really
spend one hundred dollars on covers.
Speaker 5: It's like, yeah, dad, we should.
Speaker 6: I've I've got a couple, but the one that stands
out and this pops into my head every couple of months,
just pops in because there's a movie called Carnosaur and
it came out in nineteen ninety four series and it's
it's not a great movie. The fact that this came
out the same year as Jurassic Park fucking blows my mind.
Speaker 4: I was a little kid. I was a little kid,
and there's three Carnisur movies in case you're kids.
Speaker 6: So when I was a little kid were my parents
used to be in to flea markets all the time,
and I used to love going there with like a
couple like tunies and loonies.
Speaker 4: That I have my back pocket. And I remember.
Speaker 6: Seeing this guy at the one flea market and he
had a ton of movies and I was so hyped
on Jurassic Park.
Speaker 4: And this is like really early two thousands.
Speaker 6: So the guy was up talking Carnoisaur and he was
He's like, oh, you like Jurassic Park, you'll like this,
And uh, this movie is not for little kids, not
like I mean, even Jurassic Park can be scary, but
it's definitely better. This was super gory, and and I
remember like I got it and went home and watched it,
and I didn't I don't even think I finished it
all the way.
Speaker 4: It was just terrifying. I couldn't properly sleep that night.
Speaker 6: And then my mom the next day, like she took
me back and I got my tuning back for this
fucking movie. We took it back to the guy at
the flea market and funded it, and he accepted it.
Speaker 4: He accepted it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember getting to watch that movie. I have watched.
Speaker 1: That's so drastic, Park. Yeah, I have this man got
torn to pieces.
Speaker 4: I've watched a couple.
Speaker 6: Of sequences of it, but the dinosaurs are rough. Uh yeah,
I've watched only a few bits and pieces of it
just because of my I wanted to.
Speaker 4: I wanted to relive mysur.
Speaker 5: Blood, I guess.
Speaker 1: But these are some wild covers going on here.
Speaker 3: Girl has dinosaur blood in one of them.
Speaker 1: Like, look at this this cover, right, this is awful.
This is like bad photoshaw art. But yeah, cornosaur. Wow,
I've never heard of this one. You can watch the
uncut version.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 6: Maybe one day I'll do a full watch through. I mean,
if someone picks it her.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 6: Actually, someone picked up a patron pick to watch it
with all you guys, because that'd be a fucking discussion.
Speaker 1: The lowest listened to episode of geek first of all time,
the Cornosaur Retrospective and then day there. You ask what's
your favorite part of the haircut experience when you're getting
worked on at the barber, I said the end. I
don't go too many of these. I don't enjoy them.
I uh, most of the time. I had one hairdresser
I liked, and then she retired. After that, never really
found somebody. Every time I get out there, I feel like,
oh man, there's something wrong. I paid all this money,
so maybe I get to keep searching. But as it's
been well documented geek fers, I usually when I have hair,
I'm doing my own hair, And it will be the
case when I hopefully shave this off in November for
extra life, and then I'll gonna keep it short for
a while, but I'm gonna buy a whole bunch of
new tools and takes a little longer. Sometimes I'll only
go the hairdresser for like and may that'll be the
case next year. The twins like I just don't have time,
but I think next year I'm just gonna pretty much
keep it short, which just bit like a I don't know,
just shave it. There's another term for it, but yeah,
I know, I don't. I just hate spending all that
money and time and then be like, man, what a disappointment.
So I don't really have much. I guess back in
the day when I used to go, I did like
a good next shave. I like, they wash you, they
get your neck all nice and warm, they put the
the shaving cream on you. They shaving that nice warm towel.
That was nice, so that that would be my answer
to when I used to get them the close shave.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I I feel like most of the time when
I go for a haircutting now I get like the
shampoo and everything, and that's always nice. Uh you know,
shouts out to sport Clips Maria that era of haircutting.
I don't see her anymore. She moved away, so that's unfortunate.
But that was always the best because I would get
there like trim and then shampoo and then it'd be
like she's like a scalp massage. It's like a peppermint
shampoo too, so it's like really just like invigorating the scalp.
And then at the end of that, it's like a
little she's got like a little like massage or thing
that she'll use. So it was it was quite nice. Yeah,
definitely a little background amazingly nice.
Speaker 5: Yeahs off.
Speaker 2: The big guy comes in, terks me off.
Speaker 1: You seen Carnivore.
Speaker 5: I directed that movie.
Speaker 2: Like stop talking, no, because I like, for a while,
I'm like most people, I just like hated the fact
of going to a hairdresser. I just I hate the
small dog. I hate everything about it. Oh yeah, so
then that's where I'm like, open that next to me,
get your hair cut. Like but so like I just
had the realization, I'm like, man, I should just be
paying for like like a shampoo and like a massage
to like just make it more enjoyable. And that's that's
what I did, and that's that's what I do now.
So that's nice.
Speaker 3: I've never really, uh, I've never paid more for a
better service. I've always just got the deep dirt cheap service.
And so I think that's where I've never particularly enjoyed it.
And I think I've told this before, but like the
one time I did go to like an actual like
bougie barber in Kelowna. But it's like I went there
and he was like I just thought he would, you know,
do what was some artwork on my head, you know,
you would just figure out and do something that looked great.
But he was like, a, yeah, what do you what
do you want to do. I'm like, I don't know.
I guess just like take a little bit off here there.
And it was just like the most underwhelming experience and
it was so expensive, and I was like, why did
I Why did I do that? It was waste of time.
Obviously it's because I didn't know what to expect and
I didn't give them good direction. But you know, I
thought that would be like, oh, this is what it's
going to be, Like I'm gonna spend four times as
less money to get a haircut and it's gonna be crazy.
And then it was just this nothing experience. And now
I now is my hairdresser, so I mean every haircut
is great because I'm just getting to hang out with
with her.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I guess.
Speaker 3: No cornoisours in this house.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I had to shop around a little bit after the fact,
because like I originally I would always go to First
Choice Taylor. Well, First Choice Haircutters was literally like where
I grew up going my parents, Namely, my mom would
take me there all the time, and it just be
the bear Bones basic haircut. After that it was this
I think it was called Frank's Barber Shop, and he
was a really nice guy and you get basic barre
bone stuff, wasn't anything fancy. That was my mum that
always bring me there.
Speaker 4: And then after that Great Clips that was my go to.
Speaker 6: There was a one hairdresser that worked at one location
that she moved to the other location that's close to
where I live.
Speaker 4: Now, and she's just fantastic.
Speaker 6: But you it's always kind of hit or miss, Like
I just kind of got like I got lazy about it, Like,
you know what, I'm just going for basic haircuts still
at Great Clips, so I'm not going I don't bother
requesting specific people. I just go in and just get
the basic one and just kind of see, Okay, everyone
does their own spin. And I thought, you know what, Ever,
since I grew up my beard, I thought, okay, I
really want to just kind of like try going to
an actual barber shop. And so I shopped around and
after some miscommunication. I went to Tommy Guns and I paid.
Speaker 1: Over these recommendation recommendation.
Speaker 6: I paid over one hundred bucks for a haircut and
a beard trim, and it was an absolute rip. I
would never I'll never go there again for the rest
of my fucker life. I think it was an absolute
shit show and I was. I walked out of there
totally disappointed. I was not happy.
Speaker 3: What's the other business model? It's like so expensive that
that'll make a pretty pretty penny on you. And even
if you never come back, like one one's all you need,
probably half.
Speaker 4: Ones all you need.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 6: I spent some time looking around and just namely reading
reviews for people were saying, and finally I found one
that I went to the first time back in May.
It's called True Gents, and I I didn't book with
anyone specific because I didn't know. I didn't know who
I was yet, I didn't know what everyone's spin was.
So I walked in there and I was I didn't
a man's just to walk in, So I waited for
whoever was ready to serve me, to serve me. Person
from yeah, oh you followed me to my new job.
Speaker 5: That carnisour movie?
Speaker 1: You must like I watched Colonoso by the way, I
can't wait to talk to you.
Speaker 6: But man, this fucking guy was magic. The best experience
I'd ever had in my life. Yeah, he like the
things he was doing with his equipment on my head
was like it was unbelievable.
Speaker 4: And I can't stress it enough. Like I gave.
Speaker 6: I gave the man like I tipped him good. It
was just incredible. It was incredible. And it was only
sixty bucks though, for the haircut and the beer trim,
And I told I told him what I was looking for,
and he did that and excelled even beyond that. I
just I couldn't believe it, Like I just couldn't believe it.
So I went back not too long ago actually because
I was going to a wet my cousin's wedding, so
I want to get cleaned up, and I specifically booked
my session with him, and oh my god, it was
the exact same experience like.
Speaker 4: From the first time. Just fucking delivers. I love it.
But like just the point of the haircut that I
really like is just you're sitting there and.
Speaker 6: This is his second year in Cologna because he's he's
from Europe and he got he's just he's got this talent.
But when he's like when the hairdresser like sprits is
your your head with the water and they like put
the comb in and the like hold it with their
fingers and then they take the scissors and like cut
through and they're going really fast. That's one of my
favorite feelings because it.
Speaker 4: Just it feels on the scalp just moaning.
Speaker 6: The other thing I like, too is when they never
come back. I love when they're trimming your neck line
and they just get like the the uh, I guess
just another like electric razor with like a more finer
trim blade and they're just like trimming the back of
your neck.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 6: That's what for me, that's the equivalent of what is
probably like for a dog to get scratched behind their ear.
Because like, my fucking Interestart's like more.
Speaker 3: Than your leg.
Speaker 1: Is gonna leave me assive for this guy.
Speaker 4: He's fucking incredible. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: True gents like, yeah, I'm gonna check it out now.
I'm gonna be like Taylor sent.
Speaker 4: Me worth it. It's worth one trip just.
Speaker 1: To right Taylor.
Speaker 5: I hate that guy shakes and I cut him.
Speaker 3: I tell him where about Taylor.
Speaker 4: It's Glenmore Basement.
Speaker 2: Search this place out. I'm gonna search this place out, definitely.
Speaker 4: It's so nice I.
Speaker 3: Can't find on Google Maps.
Speaker 2: You gotta get a uh, it's a friend.
Speaker 1: You gotta get the special knock and everything like that.
Speaker 2: I gotta grow a beard now so you can trim
my mustache or something. We'll want to shave for a
year and then see what happens.
Speaker 4: I gotta leave a review for for him. He's he's
just absolutely amazing.
Speaker 6: But there was one review that really sold me, ah
that I read. I don't know if I could find it.
I'm pretty sure I told you guys about it, uh,
because when I was looking for places and I was
talking to you guys about it originally. But the guy
and the comment in his review, then that's what sold me.
He was talking about how oh, he was super super
happy with it, and then when he left, he already
had ladies waiting on him.
Speaker 4: When he left the barber shop.
Speaker 2: I just thought that was funny man. You Uh, he
said something I had to circle back to you. You said,
when he's using his machine on my on my head
or machinery on his head what what devices is he using?
Is it like a just just a scissor like machine
that you're talking about, or he's.
Speaker 4: Got his scissors.
Speaker 6: He's got two different razors that he used, or trimmer's
sorry that he uses, and the way like he uses.
He's got multiple combs. And it's weird because he'll like
he'll put the comb and like get the centering on
my head and then like a line and like brush
my hair like to the sides and then like measure
out from that. And then he's got this mister with
UV lights on it that he sprays and it mists
around your hair too, which is fucking nice. And then
he does like the whole steaming of the face to like,
oh my god.
Speaker 2: That's cleaning light the steam towel on the face.
Speaker 6: I think that's because I do the beard the beard trim.
Speaker 2: But yeah, give me that towel. I know, I know
you got them.
Speaker 5: Right to the face chloroform.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hair nice. There you go.
Speaker 1: Just want to talk about his hair cut pretty much there,
you know. But I tried to find I tried to
I tried to find it. I'll have to look at
another time because I'd warrant to talk about Tommy Guns,
and I told him like, Kyle went there and had
an awful experience. It's still his picture in my phone
from when Kyle texts me.
Speaker 5: Just the back of his hand. All it's a mall.
Speaker 2: Never go to the mall one that was my word.
Speaker 5: Which one?
Speaker 3: Did you go to?
Speaker 1: Taylor mall? Yeah?
Speaker 2: And I remember I told you to go to the mall.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we both did because Kyle went there, and I
remember we had something going on that night and he
turned the back of his head and it just was
like not in line at all. He was all over
the place and I just and he called and got
a refund, but it was just it was something. It
was like someone closed their eyes was doing is like
a game. And it was a real hair cut that
he paid, but game. Yes, you look like that face
off like and that was his hair. And I remember
telling Taylor, I don't go to Tommy Guns. I've heard
it's awful there.
Speaker 2: So westside Tommy Guns. That's ready my last year guts
thumbs up.
Speaker 1: It's good there you go. Well in that sense, I'll
take over and pitch. My question or my question was
Pitch and Alien versus Preater type of movie? I said
any non supero characters, because that'd be kind of easy.
So you know, we've gone in that, We've gone Favor's Jason.
Most recently we got Godzil well, I guess most recently
Godzil versus Kong. So what are some characters you'd like
to see duke get out? Whether it's like the Godzill
on Kong where they duke out and become friends at
the end, whether it's a full on they just fight,
what is and maybe give me a little pitch of
how you got to uh this this place.
Speaker 2: I'll take that baton first if nobody's grasping for it.
I uh, I first read this as superhero av so
I'm glad I reread that. So I just changed my answer.
I'm thinking like big scale for my movie here, like
not just one character, like of course it's like that's
that's the movie poster is like this versus this. I'm
pulling sourn okay, Lord of the Rings main antagonists here,
and I'm pulling from my my own, my own favorite
that no one really has any experience here with. I'm
going the Witch King himself Malakith, not Malachif from you know,
thor Dark World is from Warhammer Fantasy with so he
in my mind, which his name is completely ripped from
Tolkien Witch King of Angmar. He's the witch King of
the Dark Elves the drew Ky. I feel like in
my mind they're very similar entities of like power wise,
I feel like it would be really interesting, but like
I'm more interested in actual their factions and like how
that would be. So I'm picturing like like large scale,
like basically like Lord of the Rings level battles, like
a Helm's Deep type situation. You have Sauron's forces versus
the drooky like Malakiffs forces, and just like a Matt
like like peak Lord of the Rings like warfare, but
like that's basically my movie. You're gonna have some dialogue
in there and whatnot, but because you're gonna have the big,
grand scale battles, but also eventually they're gonna have to
one be one and just like with both of them
being able to use magic, both of them just like
looking really sick with their like with their costumes and
their helmets design. Yeah, that's kind of where my mind
went after I realized I wasn't pitching superheroes here. So yeah, no,
I think that would be a fun one because it
was kind of tough for me to choose just like
a straight up one v one type character because I'm
trying to like think of people that have gadgets and
would make the movie like fun, but I also still
wanted to stay in that fantasy realm. So yeah, I'm
going with the with Souron and then someone who I
pretty much think is Souron when I'm playing Warhammer. So
there you go, There you go, nice, I love it.
Speaker 3: I'll go with the complete opposite side of the scale here.
I'm just gonna go with regular ish dude against the
regular ish dude, and I'm gonna go with Dexter against
Agent forty seven. Oh man, I think those two would
make sure really fun like cat and mouse game against
each other. I picture this would be just like set
in one city and they would really just be like
stalking each other in different ways, chasing each other around.
I feel like Aging forty seven more active like during
the day. Dexter's more of a night kind of guy,
and they I don't know what the setup would be like.
I don't know if it would be that Aging forty
seven given a contract.
Speaker 1: To take Dexter resurrections.
Speaker 3: Or I don't know if it would be Dexter finds
out about Agent forty seven, decides that he needs to
die because he violates the code, that kind of thing. Somehow,
I think those I don't know what the timing would
work like, but I think those two things at the
same time, where they both have a reason to take
each other out, it would be would be very fun.
I don't know who you'd cast as Agent forty seven
in this fictional movie, but I think there's a lot
of people who could pull it off. That would be
Maybe I'll just go a Fastbender because of like the
Killer from last year, so Fastbender versus Dexter in that
way out of shall Yeah, that would be. That'd be
a good time.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I didn't even think about Dexter because that was
at one point I was trying to make like Saw
aka Jigsaw work and I couldn't find anybody. But that
could work as well too, So I'd be down to
see them out out count mouse each other. You know,
spy versus spy kind of action, Taylor, what you got?
Speaker 6: I am kind of like a faction versus faction with
two characters specifically, and that those factions.
Speaker 4: I like to see verse, but I would love to
see the.
Speaker 6: Galactic Empire versus uh the Covenant from Halo two massive Armbatas.
I just feel like, man, he gets six space battles.
Then you can have the Arbiter versus Darth Vader. I
just feel like that'd be such a sick thing to
to see that unfold.
Speaker 2: What about I can't remember her name, but what the
fuck was that character name from Halo? The Bunch No, No,
no chiefs like all FLOVERI the key on the side
of Covenant when you do that, Taylor for you, No, it's.
Speaker 4: Not that Covenant. That Covenant is not that Covenant.
Speaker 2: That I could answer, Taylor. I will accept that answer.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: So I got three.
Speaker 1: I got like an all the Wall one, I got
one that we've kind of tracked before, and one that
I really want. The one I really want was inspired
by the kids because two things they like, so I
want to get You can make this animated, give me
power range of versus Turtles. I think that's the one
where of course they fight and then they team up
at the end. But you know, both you could do
live action, but you know, I feel like it hasn't
gone the greatest power Rangers need a little kick in
the butt. That last Turtles movie was good, So I
don't know how you get there, but I think there's
some fun thing. You make them all kids, maybe they
go to the same school, and then Ruckus arise. So
that's one my like dream pick, which is, you know,
trying to make a joke here, but is people have
did it before, but I'm still on board with it.
I want the Inception Team or some inception team versus
Freddy Krueger, the ultimately dream Crafters versus the guy that
goes and evades their nightmares. I think that'd be tons
of fun to see, Like, Okay, how do you how
do you build like some sort of world to trick
Freddy or get him caught or something like that, and
then how does he mess it up?
Speaker 5: The same way?
Speaker 1: Like you think about all like Freddy's always using your
fears and everything, so you know, if he bumps into
a call, you're gonna be using mall and all this stuff.
I'm all to be talking to him, so pretty much
like what Freddy Kruer does is those nightmare sequences, He's
always doing them. And then my other one, because it
would never happen because we've already got one similar, But
I honestly would really want Predator versus Terminator. And my
pitch is that the Predator comes back to Earth when
skin it's taken over and it's like an apocalypse, and
how what would the because terror says like, oh, the
preador's like the go places when they find out that
there's like some high bounties or you know, something of
note there. What would they do when they return to Earth?
You know they've been to Earth all these times. They
go back to Earth and there's no humans left or
they're just slaves and it's just these machines. And I
can see the poster already of the Predator holding like
the Terminator head with the skeleton, Like I can see that,
So that's one.
Speaker 5: Especially two Terminators.
Speaker 1: They're not always like I guess it can be smart
because they're cyber neck, but they're very durable and very powerful.
So that's purely just for the fighting. And that's kind
of what I hope that they've kind of said that.
I can't remember what it's called. I think it's like
the code name for the Predator movie. It's not the
Praise sequel, but this one called Wasteland and the synopsis
they gave to me me it sounds like it was
in a post apocalyptic world, and I think there's something
fun about a predator being in that situation. And this
one would be too, like right away like it being tracked,
the terminator would be able to catch up that.
Speaker 5: So yeah, those would be uh, those would be my three.
Speaker 1: But it was tough for I thought I'll be able
to find some people easy ones, and yeah there's easy
ones like of course, like a John Wick versus like
James Bond or something.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it was harder because I feel like.
Speaker 1: Like Godzilla and Kong, Alien Predator, Freddie and Jason like
so those are some big iconic ones. I don't know
what really iconic ones would be left to that are feasible,
you know that could actually happen nowadays.
Speaker 2: So nice.
Speaker 1: Let's see here, Uh, Dylan Kirkle, who what's the poster question?
Speaker 5: Next?
Speaker 3: Oh, mine's probably like quick and easy, so I'll pitch that.
Speaker 1: Next.
Speaker 3: Mine was and this is you know, hot off the Olympics. Here,
if you could be at an Olympic level of skill
for any uh summer Olympics sport, you can also pick
a winter one if you really want which a sport
would you choose?
Speaker 1: Oh, I read this somewhat wrong, so I need to
think about it.
Speaker 3: What how do you read it wrong?
Speaker 1: I thought it was what skill do I have that
I could go in the like if they are like, okay, big.
Speaker 2: Guy, Okay, big guy, you really think you're anything on
this level?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: No, you're reading it wrong too.
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, if you like, what is your best
skill that you could be Olympic at, Like that's the
only thing like, and I was gonna see, yeah, which
I was gonna say, I don't have that many. My
pick was going to be pain tolerance, which was back
to like the trampoline thing. I think if there was
a if there was an Olympic event where it's like
they're gonna line up ten people.
Speaker 3: And answer for what skills do you have for the best?
Let you you picked a fictional Olympic event.
Speaker 5: Well, that's why I missread it wrong.
Speaker 1: I thought you were saying, what skill do you think
you have that if it were Olympic event, you could
a set?
Speaker 5: So let's say if I don't know, like juggling is.
Speaker 1: Not Olympic event, right, No, So like it might be. Now, yeah,
they accept anything I'll break. But let's say if you
were a fantastic jungle, that would be my skill. The
painingtoons I thought was for me, But at all those
I feel like it have to be something with swimming
for me. I feel like I'm a fucking I've always
been called like a fish and water. I love getting
in there. Give me some time to like work more
on the car cardio. But I feel like I got
a good as far as holding my breath underwater. I'm
always swimming my eyes open, so the fact that I'm
gonna have those goggles is already a plus.
Speaker 5: So no, for me, it would and it would.
Speaker 1: Probably be whatever they call like the speed one where
eye lines up and the gun goes off and you
go quick. I think that's the one I'd have the
best chance at next to like a because sometimes in
the Olympic Center is not next to like wrestling, I could,
I think, give me some time to train. I already
know some of the stuff a German souplex, hammer lock,
like I know some of those rules.
Speaker 5: Judo. I wasn't judo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was an orange belt in judo, So I
guess you could do that too, but it's been it's
been a few that's been a half. I don't know
fifteen years since I did that. But yeah, I forgot
about judo. If if that's in the Olympics, I don't
know if it was. I didn't remember hearing. Okay, so
there you go. Swimming, judo, wrestling, those would be three
and then paying tolerance for the made up question.
Speaker 2: It's funny when you hint to a trampoline earlier. I
thought you're gonna say trampoline was gonna be your event. No,
I am actual Olympic event.
Speaker 1: I would I feel like I have so many times
I do want but I would love to flip and
everything like that. I think it's because, like I want
to be a bit taller, but I just I never
get great forms on the flips I try to, Like,
I think.
Speaker 2: It's also too cool to do that. You know, Simone
Biles is like, how like five feet nothing like She's well,
there you go.
Speaker 1: But I just feel like for my body, I feel
like I needed like a little extra length. I think
it's also because like it's not like a brag. It's
just like I have broad shoulders and it just I
don't get good like momentum. I feel when I've tried,
I can do like a backflip, but it doesn't look pretty.
I actually got a really good cartwheel and a round off,
but like flips, I just there's something my body just
doesn't like to stain like a contained ball to get
that done.
Speaker 5: So shout them. So that's why I would love to,
but I just can't do it.
Speaker 2: Simone Bile is actually four foot eight, So there you go.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, all good for Well, maybe that's a reverse
So that I'm in the middle, you either gonna be
shorter or taller.
Speaker 2: And I feel like heighten has played a significant role
in her gymnastics career. So there you go.
Speaker 5: There you go, see Kirkland, See I guess you're too tall.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's what it is. But it's like when I
watched wrestling and they all do like the fucking double
backfloops and stuff like that. It's like if I was
a wrestler, I wouldn't have been able to do that.
Speaker 5: Type of stuff. I would have done sets in you
go for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, perk Travis, Yeah, like I would have done that,
like the front flip, Yeah that's easy. But like these
guys and gals that can do this stuff now. But yeah, swimming, wrestling, judo,
That's what I'd say.
Speaker 2: Nice. Yeah, I Uh. When I was thinking about this,
I realized that, like I'm just not very athletic these days,
especially like growing up, I was major athletic, like I
was in so many sports. So it's just kind of
funny now I've kind of just given.
Speaker 1: Up on that.
Speaker 2: Just I'm active, but like I'm not athletic in that
sense by any means. And like I'm looking at these lists,
I'm a terrible swimmer. There's no way I could ever
do that. Even if it's like I wanted to just
gift myself that skill, I feel like I'm not worthy
of it. I like I can't even swim terrible home.
I'm like complete opposite of everything that Travis just mentioned.
So I was thinking of like one that could be practical,
but also one that's just like really cool. You know,
we're joking about breakdancing, but I'm like, man, I would
love to be like a gold medalist breakdancer, like just
be able to like dance like ray Gun. I don't
know what that means.
Speaker 1: I was like Australian girls, Oh, Okay, not like you.
Speaker 2: I think I've seen more like maybe uh step up
like those movies like I remember watching those, But like
that'd be sweet to be able to do this, just
like the athletic ability that it cakes. But it's almost
pretty much gymnastics as well, Like it's just like they're
doing flips and stuff like that. Yeah, Like I like,
I feel like there is many cool ones that could
be out there. I'd probably choose shooting on it because
of that badass Turkish man that had like no helpful
gear or anything, hand in the pocket and just like
pop pop pop, if I could do that, just just
walk up there, hand in the pocket, wear like sweats
or something like no, like maybe Canada pin I'm not
wearing like classic guard, but just like juice finger just
like yeah, I look like I'm late, No, it's tailor.
I had the orange juice. I have my my oil finger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your Alvocado oil finger.
Speaker 2: I think that'd be sick though, just like boom boom
boom boom, all Bull's eyes just walk off and never
hear from me again. I don't even collect the metal.
I just like go there to prove a point. That
would probably be my my my pick here, and mostly
just because of the Turkish Man. He was very impressive
use of usif die catch there you go, that's his name.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm I'm going shooter shooting category.
Speaker 6: Yeah we'll do a dual. Yeah we'll do a high
new and duel John Wick style. I just I look
at all the other things that they got, all the
different different categories, and I remember track and field back
in the day, like when I was in high school
they used to do or it was elementary school. I
think it was elementary school. Actually, you do like the
the relay racing, and they had shot put. They had
all the different basic Olympic stuff that you do and
then if you do good, you move up to the
next tier against the other schools.
Speaker 4: And that was a lot of fun. But none of
it really was my kind of jam.
Speaker 6: But when it comes to shooting, I love like target
shooting and target practice and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of fun and there's a lot of
a lot of cool things that you.
Speaker 6: Take into account, like you know your winds and the
angles of things in your your sights and whatnot unless
you are you know, from Turkey, but yeah.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 3: Cool, Well you don't yeah, I mean, because when I
was thinking about this, it's like, well, maybe the obvious
answer for me would be climbing, just to be like
that strong of a climber now that that's in the Olympics.
But I don't know if I would pick that as
my one answer, because I'm kind of down to like
go on that journey and get better and stronger on
my own. I mean, once, even if you're at Olympic level,
you can still get better and stronger at it, of course.
But I think my answer would be skateboarding. I loved
skateboarding when I was younger, and then I had like
an accident where I smashed my face open and then
I quit. But I should just like wake up tomorrow
and be at an Olympic level skateboarding. I don't even
know what they're doing for skateboarding at the Olympics, but
there obviously would be. They'd be amazing at balance and
doing like, you know, simple tricks and things like that,
and I'm sure you could parlay that, know a bunch
of other skateboarding skills. I've always thought skateboarding is super cool,
so I think that would be my My one pick, honestly.
Speaker 4: Was that accident because some kids sprayed down your skateboard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, actually with my finger. I saw some guy over
there spraying for like ten minutes, just going off with
his hose, and then I hopped on there and broke
my face.
Speaker 2: So the kid's a menace.
Speaker 1: And then finally for the questions, Kirkham pats or bad
movie with a cool concept you think deserves a remake? Kirklan,
I'm gonna start with you. You pose a question, So
what were you thinking of? What got you to hear
what movie?
Speaker 2: We're like, I got to redo this this topic. It
came to mind. I was at my old job. I
was talking with a co worker that you know, he
was a listener of the podcast, so shouts out to him,
and we just talked about films and like just interesting movies.
He's the one that recommended me Predestination, which I think
a lot of people should go out there and check
out good Ethan Hawk flick. But no, we were talking
about the movie in time, which is my answer here,
which I think I might have brought this up on
the podcast or like maybe months ago we talked about it. Yeah, yeah,
so I kind of made a mental note. I'm like, ah,
I'm gonna pose that question for the the anniversary. But no,
this is a movie that I've only seen, I think
the one time, and I don't remember it being like
that bad, like but twenty eleven movie, Like I would
have seen it a long time ago now, and I'm
sure it does not. I mean, it's thirty seven percent
of row tomatoes, so I feel like that's worthy of
being in this category. But it's definitely an interesting idea
of just the like using time as a currency, and
I feel like that's even a pickable in today's worlds.
But she like people getting paid by an hourly's wage
and even just like whatever it might be. Like let's say,
let's say you have a plumbing issue. You know you're
gonna call Travis the bellhop to come plunge it for you.
And it's like, if it's a fix, that's pretty easy
time consuming wise, like it'll take me, I don't know,
ten minutes to do this, or if it's gonna take
me three hours to do it, but it's not that
hard of a task, but it just time consuming. At
a certain point, it's gonna be more worth your time
to just hire someone to do that task because then
you're gonna be able to spend It's like Travis with
his grocery thing, right, Like he hates spending time going
to the grocery store, so it's worth it for him
to spend money for someone to basically saving that time.
And I feel I feel like that idea of instead
of money, like it's literally just time. That one's more
like a darker take because it's like your literal life
so like, and so.
Speaker 1: Then you hope you can make that time back elsewhere, right,
That's what. Yeah, in the movie, it's like, well, if
I do this task, then I can get this time.
Speaker 2: So no exactly, And I remember the one scene as
a guy that has like a hundred years or something
like on his on his arm, and uh, it's like
you went a lottery type thing and he's like buying
people drinks with his with his time. So I definitely
want to rewatch that movie and just see how bad
it is or if it does hold up in my mind.
I like, I don't remember it being amazing. I think
it kind of tapers off after like the initial concept
of the movie. But uh, I think it's definitely a
worthy one to revisit because it is like I like.
I just like even the social I uh or not social,
like the classism of it, because in that one, like
it's very evident the people that are poor or the
ones that are very flourishing and uh, you know, get
like what's the gentleman that directed Paris? Like get that
guy to do in time general? Yeah bunk joh ho.
Speaker 1: So just called time in time, in time thinking, like,
there's so many movies called time, so we're never naming
a keek for his movie time, but in time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's one competitor here, good to go.
Speaker 2: I think Killy Murphy's of this movie too. I don't
remember him at all, but wow, I don't remember him.
Speaker 3: Yeah there either. That's that was my answer too. I
love that you you picked that. I know what. We
did talk about it on a cast a few months ago,
so it's it's definitely top of mind there. But yeah,
it's just such like an underwhelming movie. It just feels
so basic. Uh So, Yeah, it's just one of those
things where I'd love to just in the way we
talked about for uh, children of Men, like you give
that concept to a bunch of different writers and directors,
they'll get like ten or whatever. How many different like
interesting stories. I feel like in Time is a similar
thing there, but instead we just got like, that's all right,
it's kind of interesting. A couple of cool ideas there,
and it's like more fun to think about than like
actually think about, like the movie. You know, so I
think that'd be a good one. But because you already
pitched that all, I had a couple of other jokey ones.
I mean, the mean one. I think that is a
great concept. You might not say it's a great concept,
but I think it's on the brim of being a
great concept. You know, the Branch turned into a horror movie,
but of course that's weird because they also can't like
technically use that name and stuff, so it's kind of weird.
So give that a true remake, and then you know what,
the Hobbit. It's a great concept, but it was it
was not well done, So let's do it again.
Speaker 1: Yeah that I'd be down for that. She just gives
one movie, one long, three plus hour movie, none of
the three movies. Yeah, that's a good one. They think
about the Hobbit. Yeah, similar to what Kirkland talkball. I
think we ranted about this A couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 5: But I have two.
Speaker 1: There's one called time Machine, which Taylor will know because
we talked about with Guy Pearce. It's a remake of
a remake that was already a sixties movie. But it's
a guy he build a time machine because his wife
dies and he keeps going back to save her. But
each time she dies. It's a very strange, supreme type
of episode, which I never even kind of connected those
two of like, no matter what, Christine always dies.
Speaker 5: That's what happens with his wife.
Speaker 1: That movie I loved as a kid. I haven't seen
it in a while, but I gotta see I looked,
I looked for in Time It's on No Stringstars right
now because I haven't seen that in ages, So I
just remember time Machine. What happens is something goes wrong
and he either goes really far in the future, really
back in the past, and there's like monsters and creatures
and it kind of gets a little a little iffy
along the way. But I think, like if you can
get like a good visionary director and a really good
star lead, there could be something there. I think there
is a great story about trying to accept the death
of the loved one and you can't if you're a
man of science. And I think there's also something about
like in this movie, he watches his wife die like
twenty times because he keeps trying and trying, and I think,
like you give that to an actor, there's something there
this movie. I would never technically call it a bad movie,
but I think most people consider bad movie and it
is on the guilty pleasure list, so I want to
see it done. Has anyone ever seen be Dazzled with
Brenon Frazier and Mozabeth Hurley?
Speaker 4: Goodness?
Speaker 1: So what it is is he is this big old loser.
Everyone hates him at work and like he's just the
joke everything. And he meets a little Hurley who's you know,
you know, hot as can be. Uh. Turns out that
she is the devil and she gives him seven wishes.
But every time it's a monkey pas situation that he
does wish, something very bad happens with it. And it's
mostly comedic in this situation because he'll be like, oh,
I wish I am rich because he's trying to get
this girl's loves, like I wish I was rich and powerful.
So he gets that wish, but then when he's in
the Wish, he finds out that he's like a Columbian
drug lord and people are after him. So he doesn't
want that. He wishes to be like a famous sports guy.
He does that everything's going for the world, but then
he has like the world's smalls dick. So all these
dumb scenarios that I just like because it's Brendon Frazier,
But I think there's something good, and I think there's
something good there in like an actual horror route of
you meeting the devil getting those wishes and them taking
a monkey paw route and that aspect of you get
these seven wishes, but they're all very, very very terrible,
and again in this movie it's planned for last and
again it gets pretty cheesy near the end. I like
it because I like those actors. Brandon Frasier is playing
a bunch of different roles in it. But yeah, bedazzle.
It is a personal guilty pleasure of mind, and I
think whether you do it comedically again or you actually
give it a darker spin, I think there could be
something there with it. So nice mister Field and us
off here before we get to going beeks here.
Speaker 4: League of Extraordinary gentlemen.
Speaker 6: I did enjoy this movie back in the day, but
I feel like it's something that could do well having
a refresh take to it, because you just got such
a crazy roster of characters. You've got Doctor jack Old
mister Hyde here, you have Visible Man, You've got a vampire,
you have Dorian Gray, you have Captain Nemo. Like, it's
just such a wild array of characters that have formed
this team. And I'd love to see it redone in a.
Speaker 4: Way that's.
Speaker 6: Just kind of like more present day and even that
back then. Like with that movie, I feel like the
practical effects and the CGI wasn't terrible.
Speaker 4: They did a lot of really cool stuff.
Speaker 6: So but give it a bigger budget and make some
magic happen. I feel like I could really have some
some fan following.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Maybe James Gunn will do it. It's a DC project technically, right,
James gun that's up his alley, all right.
Speaker 4: The weird characters, the weird character is, yes, but I
don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't want to be super humorous. I think there's
a level of humor in that other one, but it's
not that James gun humor.
Speaker 4: But it is the weird characters so you got that right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, thank you everyone that's send in questions. Thank
you all of you gentlemen. It's always fun to do
this because, like we said, we always learned things about
each other that we didn't know before. So I will
quickly run down the gold and geek so as always
a big thing to everyone that voted. It's always fun
time to hear what's going on. So for the best
score and soundtrack, I'll start there because I was the
only one that was tied and very very very close.
Speaker 5: Excuse me.
Speaker 1: The nominees were and this is again for twenty twelve.
Again you patrons chose what we did for the nine
year streams. This is all thanks to you, so again,
thank you very much for your support and making these
decisions is always fun. So the nominees were Avengers, Cloud
at Lists, Dark Knight, Rises, Django, Unchained, and Skyfall. The
only one that did not get any votes was my
dear sweet cloud at Lists could not believe it, not
a single one, but even myself, I love it. But
there's other choices. But then both Skyfall and Jangle had
twenty one point four percent, and then there was a
tie between Avengers and the Dark Knight Rises at twenty
eight point six percent, and then so I went to
a tiebreaker and for seventy five percent, the wind goes
to Avengers, which this is now reminded me just like
what was it when we did the covid ones and
I let Chris Pratt get in for a vest of
port for Onward and then he won. I couldn't believe it.
I would have voted for the tiebreaker. We don't vote
again unless the patrons do. I I like Avengers, but
like we said, I said on that nominations, I think
it's like a one song, and I wish any one
of the other ones Cloud Atlas Rises, Jangle Skyfall, which
I vote for, I wish one of those would have
voted over Avengers because I like Avengers. Don't get me wrong,
So I even have I remember saying that we were
doing the no'ms like, oh, I don't know because it
was tied with something else, and now I gotta remember,
Oh man, I gotta I gotta remember. It could still
win even if it's just an omni. I was surprised,
but Avengers takes it.
Speaker 2: Cloud Atlas was in the finals for.
Speaker 1: Best Scorn Soundtrack.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh sorry, I'm in the wrong category. There you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not for picture. Yeah, no score. What did you
vote for Kirkland and Scorn soundtrack.
Speaker 2: For best scoring Soundtrack? I did Django, like yeah, the
soundtrack so great?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I did Avengers. That theme it's two I theme. Oh
name a better theme in those five movies.
Speaker 1: Jengles, that's pretty good.
Speaker 3: I voted wrong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but Taylor, you did Shango.
Speaker 4: I did Jango.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh there you go.
Speaker 5: So yeah, very close vote.
Speaker 3: What was the tie What was the other one?
Speaker 1: Dark Knight, Avengers? Those are they?
Speaker 3: If I did Django, then Dark Knight would have one.
So I'm happy I voted for Avengers because.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, if it came to and then
if it came down to us, Taylor, and imagine you
were Avengers right on the tie breaker for what it
came down to us, if it was like a triple
or double tie breaker, Avengers and what Dark Knight.
Speaker 4: Rises, Yeah, I'd be Avengers.
Speaker 2: I would do Avengers.
Speaker 1: So there you go. Avengers would have won no matter what.
So best scenes this was not a close one. You
had Batman versus Baine, Sewer fight, the Dark Knight Rises,
dinner confrontation, Django and Chain, the house shootout, Jango and Chained,
Interrogations Seeing Skyfall tie or tree Hane aka Sinster opening
from Sinister. That was last place with seven point one percent,
and then it was a tie with the other ones
at fourteen point three percent, and then the winner at
fifty percent the dinner confrontation Chango Unchained, which was my
vote as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was also my vote. I thought I was
gonna do house shootout and then I That was probably
the hardest category for me just comparing those two scenes.
I just feel like there's more character stuff obviously going
on with the dinner and just the build up and
the tension in the air of everything that's going on.
But I sure do love that shootout scene. But oh yeah,
if I had to take one of the others, I
think I would take the actual, you know, dialogue heavy
scenes versus the big action.
Speaker 1: But there's lots of reveals in there. And I initially
was gonna go interrogation scene from Skyfall because I love
that scene. I think that sets the pace for the
rest of the movie. I think ober Bardam's acting his
ass off. I love the way Daniel Craig flirts with him,
but when I I'm like, is it better than the
dinner scene, I'm like, I can't go there. So at
one point I had it selected and I was gonna
hit something, went no, I got to give it to
the dinner scene. So we were all in that kind
of same realm best visuals the Dark Knight Rises, Dread,
Django and Chain, Prometheus and recket Ralph. This one was
also very close, only three getting votes Create or Creed
Dread being at twenty one point four percent at third place,
and then at second place thirty five point seven for
Darkneight Rice Is making the winner Prometheus at forty two
point nine, so very close Between that, reck at Ralph
and Djangle got zippo votes that go around. But I
vote for Prometheus because it's just a damn good looking movie,
you know.
Speaker 3: Same. Yeah, I'm three for three right now.
Speaker 4: Pretty sure I dropped mine on Dread.
Speaker 2: I did Dread as well. Here I felt bad for
not really giving Dread much love, And then on the
rewatch that we did for the twenty twelves, I definitely
appreciated the movie overall, more like I think the first
time I saw it, it was just like, yeah, okay,
Carl Urbinu. But second time, Aroun I definitely just appreciated
the style of it, and I feel like the visuals
are definitely something that stood out the most in that
movie for me.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad that didn't come to a breaker because
then we would have been tied again. So I'm glad
the patrons decided that, which I forgot to mention that
quarter category as well. If you listen to just the
cast only in best Scenes, Batman versus Super or Batman
versus Ban beat out, the C section, Best Visuals, The
Dark Knight Rises beat out and a watch And there
was another tie somewhere. I can't remember what it was.
I have the look, but there was a tie breaker.
Oh it was best Actor. It was I'll do that
one right now. Who was it? Joseph Gornon Levitt beat
Carl Urban and Dread for the tiebreaker. But now the
nominees were Bradley Cooper and Silver Lion's Playbook, Daniel Craig
and Skyfall, Ethan Hawk and Sinister, Jamie Fox and Jangle
and Chain and Joseph garn Levitt and Looper.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: The only person not getting votes in here was Ethan Hawk,
So sorry for him fourth place with seven point one percent,
jgl third place with twenty one point four percent Bradley Cooper,
and then the winner with forty two point nine percent
was Daniel Craig second place with Jimmie Fox with twenty
eight point six This was a tough one for me
because I think there was a runaway, but I went
with Daniel Craig for just out of these ones for me,
showed a bit more variety, so I went with Daniel
Craig for that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was gonna go Craig here. I ended up
going with a big C Bradley Cooper. Yeah, I like
Silver Linings. I'd never seen that movie before, and I
feel like he's probably my favorite part of that, Like,
like it's really good. Jayla was really great in it,
But I don't know, I was just kind of surprised
by that performance. And because I don't see a lot
of like physical Bradley Cooper on screen these days. I
still haven't seen Stars Born Lady Gaga film, so I
need to get some some Bradley Cooper in my life.
But so, yeah, watching him here was was really great.
But I am happy to see Daniel Craig vote. It
was it was between those two for me. I feel
like the reason why swayed was because it's not Daniel
Craig's best performance as that character. So that's where it's like, Yeah,
I think I'll give it to Bradley here, but.
Speaker 1: The Casino Royal is that what you give it to?
Speaker 2: No? I would do the last movie?
Speaker 1: Broh, no him die really time to die?
Speaker 2: I like, yeah, I like I could sway maybe on
like a previous rewatch.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I could make a case for all of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's fantastic, but I am happy to see him win. Nonetheless,
here you go, Dylan, what'd you throw the voter for?
Speaker 3: I went Cooper as well, but I didn't think he'd win.
Speaker 1: But yeah he thought.
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 5: Second place?
Speaker 1: You know? Not too bad or no? He got third?
Speaker 4: Third, yeah, second losing.
Speaker 1: Second one was Jamie Fawkes taytem guessing you pictures Jamie,
Oh yeah, oh yeah. Supporting actress a very surprising one here,
Anne Hathaway, Dark Knight, Rises, Bay, Donut and Cloud Atlas,
Judy Dench and Skyfall, Kerry Washington, Jango, un Chained and
Olivia Olivia Thurbley in Dread, all of them getting votes
last place was tied with Bay and Olivia at some percent.
Third place Judy Dench for fourteen percent, twenty eight percent
for Kerrie Washington making the winner, and Halfway dart it right,
it's forty two. I feel terrible about that.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: I patrons, you know, at least Avengers vote for me.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I can get why I go with it,
this one. This I voted for Kerry Washington. I'm just
I'm pretty shocked by this one that. I don't know
if it's just because everyone thought all these performances were fine,
but like I would put Anne Hathway kind of tied
with Olivia. I don't think it's bad performance, but it's
just that there's other ones I would have picked. So yeah,
I was Kerry Washington, but yeah, and Halfway takes it.
Speaker 2: So man, super bad. Mic is just he's gonna be fuman.
I know, I know he was upset about just the nominee,
let alone the winter. That shocks me. I feel like
that was the weakest one on this list. Actually, I
went with Thorb, another just character that I thought was
great from Dread.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I went with Bay Douna. I don't regret it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, we'll say, would you go with Taylor?
Speaker 4: I went, then Hathaway, Oh toil that they did it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we yeah, I'm not sure it could took a
couple of votes, but yeah, we're elseop out there so
supporting actor Christoph Waltz and Jingo and Chain, Javeybirdam and Skyfall,
Leonardo Capro and Jingo and Chained, Michael Fassbender, Prometheus, Samuel Jackson,
Jango Unchained. I will say I'd have to go back
in the ethos, but I don't know, not even just
supporting an acting court category. I know we made this
month like weeks ago, but this might be the best
list ever as far as like I could.
Speaker 5: Have given this win to any single one like this.
Speaker 1: This was a tough one because I thought, oh yeah, Fastbender,
Oh yeah, but uh, Leo takes a win at thirty
five percent.
Speaker 5: Uh, there was a no.
Speaker 1: Second was Christoph Waltz at twenty eight percent, and then
a three and four tie between Michael fast Spender and
who was that? And Xavier and.
Speaker 5: Then Samuel Jackson. Last was seven point one percent.
Speaker 1: But even Javier, I think I came into twenty twelve
and be like, oh yeah, for sure, I love Silva,
but I went with Leo. I just I think fucking
Candy is uh, that's what he, in my opinion, should
have won the Oscar for. I think that's a fantastic performance.
So that's who I want, was Leo.
Speaker 3: I went to with Waltz because he's just amazing. What
else is there to say?
Speaker 2: I dropped my vote on Javier Bardam here I stayed true.
I'm like Travis, No, it's like you said, like anyone
could have got this award, really like it is a
really start. Maybe Sam Jackson a little bit lower compared
to someone else, but that's mostly just content I think,
but or like you know, level of performance for someone
like Leo or Christoph. I mean, everyone really is just fantastic.
But Javier Bardam I feel like I'm not sure if
I saw No Country roll Men before or after Skyfall,
but I feel like Skyfall was really like who is
this actor? And like just like chills of very different
type of villain that I was used to seeing as well.
So yeah, I'm happy with the vote, but I'm also
happy to like see Weo win there. You know, I agree,
I think you should have won the Oscar for that role.
He's fantastic.
Speaker 1: I wish these are all in different years for us,
because like for me, it doesn't feel right, not given
Hobby or even Fastbenner. We just talked about Waltz, like,
all great stuff to you. Where your Waltz as well?
Speaker 4: I was, yeah, you're all gelling up my vote and
he's fantastic.
Speaker 1: There you go, best actress Emily Blunt and Looper, Emmastone
in an Amazing Spider Man, Jennifer Lawrence, cipver Lyon's Playbook,
Catherine Isabelle and American Mary and met Ray Pace and Prometheus.
With the biggest win percentage, Jennifer Lawrence had fit through
three point eight for the whole thing there, so uh yeah,
literally it was all yeah, it's kind of small slits
the whole way. Gnomi Repays did make a little bit
of a jump near the end at thirty eight point
or sorry, thirty point eight percent, and then third place
was Emma Stone, Emily Blunt or Catherine got to no vote,
So but yeah, I vote for Jessica or Jennifer. I
think that all of them are good, but uh yeah,
I just think that was the clearly top dog one.
And another year we the last two years done it.
We have another year where we're sharing a win with
the Oscars because she also won that Oscar. But yeah,
for me, just was the kind of obvious choice.
Speaker 3: I went with Repace here. I think part of it
was I was still salty that that scene the best
scene went to Dark Knight instead of that Prometheus scene
where she just acts her ass off. So I think
she's fantastic in that movie. So definitely I vote there.
Speaker 2: I matched your pace with Repace Hey with her there.
Speaker 4: I didn't go with Numi. I'm trying to remember who
I voted for.
Speaker 1: Well, it was only another Jennifer than it was Emma
Stone because it was only three votes.
Speaker 5: Only three people got votes.
Speaker 3: So yeah, she's great. What are you gonna say about it?
Speaker 1: And then finally Avengers for Best Film Avengers Django unchained Looper, Skyfall,
and Sinister. This one was a little closer than I
thought it was going to be Looper getting no votes whatsoever.
That hurt, but that happened at least I thought so too, especially.
Speaker 3: After the gg elbow for Ryan Johnson here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Sinister at fourth place with seven point four percent,
my god, third place, Yeah, I got vote, got a
couple of votes Skyfall at fourteen point three percent, bringing
down Avengers and Djangle, which at one point they were
I think percentages within each other. But the winner with
fifty percent Django unchained Avengers twenty eight point six. And
I'm gonna say, we.
Speaker 2: All voted for Djangle here, yeah Jangle.
Speaker 1: Yes I did.
Speaker 5: Yeah it was again.
Speaker 1: I love a lot of these films, even Skyfall, but
for me, that's the clear kind of win there. So yeah,
so we I feel like we kind of got a
big spread of different like Best Actor sky Fall, Best Film, Django,
Best Actress Silver Linings, and then Leo is Jangle as well,
but then like Dark Knight Prometheus, we will see the
other one Avengers, and then best Seeing was Jangle. So
technically Jangle won three out of like the whatever, but
the rest of them all so other than Jangle, all
different winners, not a bunch of doubling up and whatnot.
So I think that shows how good twenty twelve was.
It wasn't just okay, one film came out and just
demols Jangle optionally here and like I said, takes the winner.
But yeah, we'll have to see next year when we
decide what type of year we do again. Thank you
to everyone that chose this year and voted thinking they wanted,
did the tie breakers and vote here. We have a
fun time doing them ourselves, but this is for me
more fun to throw it to the voting body and go, okay,
we make the nominees, we make the list, but then
it's pretty much in your hands because we're only four
and as we said, there's a couple of times where
we all voted for the non winner. So a big
thank you, and I think everyone said a question, listen,
this this is the end of the nine year. We'll
be back in a year's time to talk about that
good old ten year anniversary. There'll be lots of stuff
in between before then. Yeah, yeah, we're not going anywhere
but for the Yeah yeah, we'll be back soon. But uh,
until then, it'll be warning bye bye bye m hm.