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Speaker 2: Don't be ridiculous, darling, it's mo on the movies, not a.
Speaker 3: Janski, mister mo Kelly. It's Later with Mo Kelly live
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Speaker 3: Let me just introduce our guests, mister Chris Woolsey of
Speaker 3: Video TV.
Speaker 2: Chris is good to see you again, sir. How are you.
Speaker 4: I am well, it is good to be seen by you.
Speaker 2: You have some great offerings.
Speaker 3: Let's remind everyone about the Watch Free Plus app very quickly.
Speaker 4: Yes, so, if you have a Video TV you just
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Speaker 4: Click on it. You can watch over three hundred live
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Speaker 4: is what I said? All right, absolutely, And if you
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Speaker 4: All you have to do is go to the app store,
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Speaker 2: We want to start you out there.
Speaker 3: So when we talk about these titles which are available
Speaker 3: right now for you to watch for free, you know
Speaker 3: exactly where to go get it exactly. Okay, you have
Speaker 3: some sci fi and some action offerings. You have me
Speaker 3: at sci fi. I love sci fi. I love action,
Speaker 3: but I mean both particularly love sci fi. What is
Speaker 3: the watch free app watch three plus app featuring this week?
Speaker 4: We've got a ton of great sci fi. We figured,
Speaker 4: you know, May the Fourth is coming up. May the
Speaker 4: Fourth be with you, So we thought it was appropriate
Speaker 4: that we should hand pick a few amazing sci fi
Speaker 4: titles to talk about tonight. One of my favorites, one
Speaker 4: of my favorite directors is the twenty thirteen snow Piercer.
Speaker 3: I really liked that movie, but I'm not a fan
Speaker 3: of the TV show.
Speaker 4: I didn't watch the TV show. I've only seen the movie. No,
Speaker 4: stay with the movie. Okay, yeah, that's perfect.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the movie's phenomenal.
Speaker 4: Directed by Bung June Hoe, who obviously wrote and directed Parasite.
Speaker 4: He's the toast of Hollywood at the moment and snow
Speaker 4: Piercer played by Chris starring Chris Evans Till the Swinton
Speaker 4: ed Harris John Hurt.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a hell of a cast, great cast.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you could have that same cast
Speaker 3: together today and afford them.
Speaker 4: I agree, I agree, I think. I think it was
Speaker 4: a little bit of lightning in the bottle and it's
Speaker 4: such a cool conceit to. It's a train that perpetually
Speaker 4: circles the globe holding what remains of humanity after an
Speaker 4: apocalyptic shift in the world temperature has turned the earth
Speaker 4: into an ice box.
Speaker 3: And they have different cars relative to status in society.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's the way I can describe it. Yes, And
Speaker 2: that's kind.
Speaker 4: Of an ongoing theme with with bon Joun Home, you know,
Speaker 4: with most of those movies, especially like Paris Site.
Speaker 2: Yep, ye for sure.
Speaker 3: Look, I just knew I lost it and I don't
Speaker 3: want to give it away for those people who haven't
Speaker 3: seen it.
Speaker 2: All I can say is crickets. That's all I'm gonna
Speaker 2: say say it. That's all you have to say.
Speaker 4: All I know is like, oh oh oh, if you know,
Speaker 4: you know, yes, if you know you know anyhows what
Speaker 4: else you got so we have? I just this movie
Speaker 4: is just it's such a crazy film. Two thousand and
Speaker 4: one's Donnie Darko another good one. This movie may have
Speaker 4: more subreddits than any movie in history. It has this
Speaker 4: insane cult following. It was not successful in the original
Speaker 4: box office, not but since then it has amassed this
Speaker 4: legion of fans and there if you go and just
Speaker 4: google it on the Internet, there are whole hundreds of
Speaker 4: web pages built about every aspect of this film. What
Speaker 4: did this mean? Who is this guy?
Speaker 2: Why was he eating an ice cream cone? Like? There's
Speaker 2: just all these crazy things.
Speaker 4: But it's a I was trying to explain to some
Speaker 4: of the other day and I said, if you've never
Speaker 4: done hard drugs, and I hope you haven't too, you
Speaker 4: don't need to Just watch Donnie Darko and you will
Speaker 4: have probably a very similar experience.
Speaker 3: This is what I love about streaming specifically, because you
Speaker 3: could have a movie which underperformed at the box office.
Speaker 3: But people find movies at different points in history. You
Speaker 3: may not find it when it first comes out, but
Speaker 3: you may find it five or ten years later. It
Speaker 3: could be a different generation. It could be your son
Speaker 3: who may find it, and then they see things in
Speaker 3: it that we didn't originally see or value at the
Speaker 3: time when it was in the box office in theaters
Speaker 3: for all of six weeks or whatever it was, and
Speaker 3: then it just builds this community. I mean there are
Speaker 3: movies like Roadhouse, for example, that was not a box
Speaker 3: office success. No, people just found it and it just
Speaker 3: turned into this thing.
Speaker 4: And they learned to be nice until the time not
Speaker 4: to be nice exactly.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, give me one more before we go to break.
Speaker 4: I only bring this one up because a it's a
Speaker 4: great example of sci fi cheese. And I know you
Speaker 4: guys love the Jean Claude van dam So I pulled
Speaker 4: out nineteen ninety Four's Time Cop.
Speaker 3: It's weird you pull this up because I just watched
Speaker 3: this two weeks ago. It holds up, it does, it
Speaker 3: really does. Ron silver Bay he Rest in Peace, is
Speaker 3: a great villain.
Speaker 4: He's always a great villain. He's so imminently hateable in everything.
Speaker 3: This movie, unfortunately, I thought was maybe ten years before
Speaker 3: his time as far as CGI and special effects correct.
Speaker 3: But there's some great moments in this movie where it's like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the diesel truck, the Diesel truck.
Speaker 3: I mean, and I actually was mad at the movie
Speaker 3: that they put that in the trailer. I would have
Speaker 3: saved that.
Speaker 2: For just the theater and amen. Yep.
Speaker 4: And I think this was the first appearance of Jean
Speaker 4: Claud van Dam doing the splits in a movie.
Speaker 3: Yes, I all'll say, as he did it in the
Speaker 3: in the kitchen on the counter.
Speaker 2: So weird. That's how well I know the movies.
Speaker 3: Clearly, But I know I do love the movie, and
Speaker 3: I'm against remaking classics and cult classics, but that's a
Speaker 3: movie I could see being remade with contemporary sensibilities, filmmaking
Speaker 3: sensibilities and turn it into a classic.
Speaker 2: I'm with you on that. Let's let's make that happen.
Speaker 3: When we come back, let's talk about what else you have.
Speaker 3: I know you have some action movies that you're featuring
Speaker 3: on the watch Free plus app as the associate director
Speaker 3: of communications. Chris Woolsey joins me in studio later with
Speaker 3: mo Kelly, and we're live on YouTube. So the movies
Speaker 3: that we talk about, you can see some of the
Speaker 3: trailers that we're playing live on YouTube. You don't just
Speaker 3: have to listen to the show, you can participate in
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 2: The chat is out of control. I'm quite sure they're
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Speaker 3: Let's continue our conversation with Chris Woolsey, who's the Associate
Speaker 3: director of Communications for Visio TV. We're talking about the
Speaker 3: Watch Free Plus app and it's free. Let me see
Speaker 3: that again, free movies which are available right now.
Speaker 2: You can find it on your Visio TV. You can look.
Speaker 2: You can tell it better than me. How can they
Speaker 2: find the Watch Free Plus app again?
Speaker 4: Turn on their TV, go to Watch Free Plus. It's
Speaker 4: right there on the home page and click on that.
Speaker 4: You're off to the races. Or if you don't own
Speaker 4: a Visio TV, go to your favorite app store, download
Speaker 4: the Visio app, create a free Visio account and click
Speaker 4: on Watch Free Plus and again you are off to
Speaker 4: the interview.
Speaker 2: Let me gets let me make it just a little
Speaker 2: more complicated.
Speaker 3: Let's see, I don't have the wherewithal as far as
Speaker 3: a smart TV to download it on my TV. Can
Speaker 3: I download the app on my phone as well?
Speaker 4: Yes, so you can download the app on your phone
Speaker 4: or tablet and you don't have to Actually, if you
Speaker 4: own a Visio TV, you don't have to download the app.
Speaker 4: It's already there. You just have to click on the icon.
Speaker 4: It's super simple and you're you're just running with endless entertainment.
Speaker 3: That's good because I have two Visio TVs at home.
Speaker 3: I know I am actually a believer in this. You
Speaker 3: are keeping the lights on and we try to Let's
Speaker 3: get back to it. Last seme. You gave us some
Speaker 3: sci fi offerings. You told us about snow Piercer. Loved it,
Speaker 3: Donnie Darco absolutely, Time Coop one of my favorites. Let's
Speaker 3: talk about now action movies that you have on the
Speaker 3: video watch Free plus app.
Speaker 4: We have an endless liew of action films on Watchery Plus.
Speaker 4: One of my favorites. I was, I was surprised it
Speaker 4: was even there, or that I didn't know what was there?
Speaker 4: Is the nineteen ninety one action classic Point Break.
Speaker 2: You scared me for a moment I thought you were
Speaker 2: going to talk about the remake. Oh no, no, only
Speaker 2: nineteen Oh yeah, no kidding. That's a load off my mind,
Speaker 2: because yes, the anuel of Patrick Swayzey Keanu Reeves absolutely
Speaker 2: loved that movie and it's much more character driven than
Speaker 2: I think people give credit for.
Speaker 4: Yes, and part of the reason fact so directed by
Speaker 4: Catherin Bigelow, who went on to do Oh hurt Locker's
Speaker 4: Joe Darth Thory I think as well.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: And it was developed by who do you think Titanic what?
Speaker 2: James Cameron? Yes, James Cameron.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that helped to develop this because he
Speaker 4: was married to Captain Bigelow at the time.
Speaker 3: Oh, I just knew he was married to Lynda Hamilton.
Speaker 3: One time was yes, he was married o Lena hambl
Speaker 3: He's had a a few marriages.
Speaker 2: Okay, No, I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, yeah, So crazy backstory on that. And then
Speaker 4: of course we had Keanu Reeves who really hadn't done
Speaker 4: that much at that time and people kind of knew
Speaker 4: him as sort.
Speaker 2: Of a dufe. In fact, this is so amazing.
Speaker 4: There is a point break stage show where Keanu Reeves
Speaker 4: character every night is played by a random audience member
Speaker 4: that they pull out of the audience.
Speaker 2: And I've been to it. It's what I got tickets
Speaker 2: from a friend and me and my ex went and
Speaker 2: it was a lot of fun. I'll bet, I'll bet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So anyway, I know, right, but it's just a
Speaker 4: great cast. Gary Busey at maybe his most Gary Busey. Yes, yes,
Speaker 4: before the accident exactly. I've got to tell you a
Speaker 4: story of some other time off off air about me
Speaker 4: and Gary. I've got I have a random run in
Speaker 4: that's very fun.
Speaker 2: So or post his accident, a post very post okay,
Speaker 2: So I'm real curious now, but yeah, it's a classic.
Speaker 4: It's it is so full of tropes that either they
Speaker 4: were already tropes beforehand and they crammed as many as
Speaker 4: they could into the film, or they have become tropes
Speaker 4: since making Point Break.
Speaker 2: It's it's not a great movie, but it's very entertaining.
Speaker 2: It's very entertaining. Absolutely, Yeah, I did.
Speaker 3: I didn't believe the ending at all, but that's okay,
Speaker 3: It's okay.
Speaker 2: Nor should you have and you didn't care, no, yeah,
Speaker 2: because you had a good time. Don't believe.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that Keanu Reeves character did all this
Speaker 3: to just do that at the end.
Speaker 2: No, I agree with you.
Speaker 4: But the funniest part of the whole thing is, there's
Speaker 4: a string of bank robberies in Los Angeles. Let's go
Speaker 4: infiltrate some surfers, because I'm sure that's.
Speaker 2: There's very involved.
Speaker 4: There's like the thinnest line that they make between those
Speaker 4: two groups.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how do you nectar to is? Yeah, you know
Speaker 3: the bank Robbins presidents. Yeah, yeah, it's so funny.
Speaker 2: Okay, there's point break. What else we've got ninety nine
Speaker 2: ninety payback? Is that the mel Gibson One. It is
Speaker 2: the mel Gibson One.
Speaker 4: Very fun, like a neo noir kind of a comedy
Speaker 4: action film.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: And so he plays a career criminal who does this
Speaker 4: big taper, gets left for dead by his buddies, and
Speaker 4: when he comes back from the dead because he wasn't
Speaker 4: actually dead, he decides he's going to get his payback,
Speaker 4: his pound of flesh, but he's also going to get
Speaker 4: his coin.
Speaker 2: Very fun.
Speaker 4: Chris Christofferson, Lucy lou Maria Bello.
Speaker 2: Great cast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is a great cast. Sometimes you forget the
Speaker 3: supporting cast. I remember Payback and Mel Gibson, but I
Speaker 3: forgot Chris Christofferson Rest in Peace. I forgot Lucy low
Speaker 3: and others who were in that.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's a very fun They don't make action
Speaker 4: comedies that much anymore.
Speaker 3: So now movies have changed in that regard. Agreed, They've
Speaker 3: moved away from the one liner movies that we were
Speaker 3: so familiar with in the nineties and early two thousands.
Speaker 2: Thousand percent. Give me one more before we run out
Speaker 2: of time. Here.
Speaker 4: One more is twenty eleven's Killer Elite, and this is
Speaker 4: Jason Statham, well kind of right when he came onto
Speaker 4: the scene. But another great cast, Clive Bowen. We up
Speaker 4: on the next edition of Dominic purcell and.
Speaker 2: Oh, Dominic Purcell. Yeah, Robert de Niro, Dominic Purcelle, Robert
Speaker 2: de Niro, Jason Stathum. Yes, now I'm actually not familiar
Speaker 2: with this one.
Speaker 4: So Jason Statham is Robert de Niro's protege. De Niro
Speaker 4: gets kidnapped and Statham has to rescue.
Speaker 2: Nobody can kidnap Robert de Niro.
Speaker 4: I know there's a suspension of disbelief, but you need
Speaker 4: to make that leap.
Speaker 2: But it's really really good.
Speaker 4: Great action scene, a lot of people get shots of
Speaker 4: people get shot, and Jason Statham makes a jump out
Speaker 4: a window while he's tied to a chair that I
Speaker 4: literally rewound and watched five times because it's such an
Speaker 4: incredible stunt.
Speaker 2: And Clive Owen is another one of those actors for me,
Speaker 2: I think doesn't get his just due a so underrated,
Speaker 2: the subtleties of characters, and maybe because he hasn't found
Speaker 2: the right vehicle to be the star that I think
Speaker 2: he is. Every time he's in a movie, I go,
Speaker 2: he's the best kid. He fills up the screen. That's
Speaker 2: the all I can describe it. I know, I know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's so great in born identity inside man.
Speaker 2: Ah, so good, so good.
Speaker 4: Agreed, you always have great movies. Appreciate that well with
Speaker 4: watch Tree plus it's easy.
Speaker 2: There we go. Thank you for throwing that in there
Speaker 2: at the end, you bet you.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna see you soon, and I hope you will.
Speaker 4: I will be back very soon.
Speaker 2: Okay, sometime in the future, you have to come back,
Speaker 2: maybe with some cookies. All right, the other goodies done
Speaker 2: and done. We will have some cookies. I might know
Speaker 2: a guy who knows a guy, okay and a girl.
Speaker 3: Since since we have the YouTube show, people have to
Speaker 3: see the cookies and experience the cookies.
Speaker 2: All right, I'll make it happen. Brother, my friend. Good
Speaker 2: to see you always, Great to see you.
Speaker 3: Chris Wolsey of Physio TVs Later with Mo Kelly k
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Speaker 3: actively interacting and talking to a lot of the viewers.
Speaker 3: Aren't you Steven when I can? Yeah, okay, so this
Speaker 3: is a way that you can talk to us. I
Speaker 3: guess just got to let you know. Mark Ronner is
Speaker 3: now a sex symbol according to the chat. He really,
Speaker 3: I'm being serious.
Speaker 2: They love your half black, half white as it's turning
Speaker 2: into a Mark it's turning into someone said, it's turning
Speaker 2: into a Mark Runner fan. Close. Yeah, I have not
Speaker 2: seen the chat yet. Oh, you need to pull it up.
Speaker 2: You guys are just screwing with me, aren't you. No, No, no,
Speaker 2: I'm being.
Speaker 5: Your listeners probably don't realize this, but we're kind of
Speaker 5: in motion from the time we sit down to the
Speaker 5: time we leave, and I literally have no time to
Speaker 5: look at that.
Speaker 2: No, I know.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, we are not gassing you. This is
Speaker 3: a thing now, you are a veritable sex symbol.
Speaker 5: Well, if that's the case, it's because it's dark in here,
Speaker 5: and I tell everybody I look better in the dark.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, yeah, I mean you know, frame it. Yeah. Oh.
Speaker 3: And also Debbie Trenberger says, Tuala is the quiet sexy
Speaker 3: one to me, just saying and total respect to him
Speaker 3: working with special needs kids, big ass red heart.
Speaker 2: I love Gord and he's just laughing so loud that
Speaker 2: the mic. No, but these are actual messages in the chat.
Speaker 2: I've just let you know.
Speaker 5: Okay, Mark, did the messages stay up after the show?
Speaker 2: Can we look at them later on in the evening? Yes,
Speaker 2: they're they're in perpetuity. All right. I'm kind of afraid
Speaker 2: to to be honest, you shouldn't be. They love you,
Speaker 2: all right, yeah, oh, oh, you should be afraid of
Speaker 2: that one. Mario says this streaming is about to land
Speaker 2: Mark a ton of dates.
Speaker 6: It seems like, okay, Lori Coleman love Mark. Yeah, they
Speaker 6: love you. You're making me a little self conscious. No,
Speaker 6: you shouldn't be. Laurie also says wish there was no
Speaker 6: long suffering one. Oh well, I hope she's listening right now.
Speaker 6: She's probably in the chat. That would be funny. I
Speaker 6: think I've seen her in there before.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it's funny that we're on the radio, but
Speaker 5: now you can see us on the internet. Because there's
Speaker 5: a long standing joke about people having a face for radio.
Speaker 5: And I think the very first Bosston newspaper I ever had,
Speaker 5: the executive editor, the big guy. He comes out in
Speaker 5: the and I was doing radio back at the time
Speaker 5: in Indiana and he comes out in the middle of
Speaker 5: the newsroom and wants to take me down in front everybody,
Speaker 5: and he says, well, Ronner, you really got a face
Speaker 5: for radio. And I say, well, Steve, you really have
Speaker 5: a face for proctology. And yeah, the whole room went ooh.
Speaker 5: Things didn't go too well for me that newspaper. After that,
Speaker 5: you didn't stay long, did you. I outlasted him, But okay,
Speaker 5: it was unpleasant to the business at hand.
Speaker 3: Very quickly, UPS is looking to slash about twenty thousand
Speaker 3: jobs and close more than seventy facilities. Then you think, well,
Speaker 3: is this a function of tariffs? Is a function of
Speaker 3: the economy?
Speaker 2: No, not really.
Speaker 3: According to UPS, they're trying to reduce the jobs and
Speaker 3: facilities because it's also reducing the amount of Amazon shipments
Speaker 3: in handles. UPS said earlier today that it anticipates making
Speaker 3: the job cuts this year and also closing seventy three
Speaker 3: least and owned buildings by the end of June, and
Speaker 3: they're still reviewing it to network it may identify more
Speaker 3: buildings to be shuttered. Specifically, Here's what the CEO, Carol
Speaker 3: Tomay had to say, quote, the actions we are taking
Speaker 3: to reconfigure our network and reduce costs across our business
Speaker 3: could not be timelier. The macro environment may be uncertain,
Speaker 3: probably hinting at tariffs, but with our actions, we will
Speaker 3: emerge as an even stronger, more nimble UPS and UPS
Speaker 3: announced three months ago that it had reached a deal
Speaker 3: with Amazon to lower its volume by more than fifty
Speaker 3: percent by the second half of twenty twenty six. And
Speaker 3: I kind of understood that because it was weird.
Speaker 2: I'd order something from Amazon and here was UPS coming
Speaker 2: up to drop it off.
Speaker 3: I didn't quite understand that relationship. How it worked financially
Speaker 3: for UPS. I know how it worked for Amazon, but
Speaker 3: as far as UPS now, my real question.
Speaker 2: Is the flip side of this. Does this mean I'm
Speaker 2: less likely to get Amazon's same day delivery or just
Speaker 2: this impact where I get overnight delivery? If you don't
Speaker 2: use Amazon a lot, sometimes depending on the product, you
Speaker 2: can get delivery later that day, sometimes the next day,
Speaker 2: between seven and eleven am, or between eleven am and
Speaker 2: three pm, things like that. I don't know if that's
Speaker 2: still going to be the case if you close out
Speaker 2: a lot of the UPS facilities and also the delivery responsibilities.
Speaker 2: I'm selfish like that. It's all about me, as Mark
Speaker 2: would always say, always, so I want to know. It's like,
Speaker 2: should I depend on Amazon as much?
Speaker 3: Sense UPS is going to be cutting back it's involvement
Speaker 3: in the delivery of Amazon goods. I'm guessing Amazon is
Speaker 3: not going to be as desirable or as an attractive
Speaker 3: of an option.
Speaker 2: Don't you use Amazon a lot?
Speaker 5: Mark less and less? Okay, all right, I mean we've
Speaker 5: reached a point in society where it's like having a smartphone.
Speaker 5: You almost can't function without using Amazon for some things. Right,
Speaker 5: And I was a late adopter.
Speaker 3: I was eBay forever, and then I started realizing the
Speaker 3: convenience of Amazon. It's like, wait a minute, I don't
Speaker 3: have time to go to the grocery store or to
Speaker 3: pick up these knick knacks. Let's say I needed toilet
Speaker 3: trees or something like that. And then my wife showed
Speaker 3: me how I could have it the same day or
Speaker 3: the next day and not have to use time out
Speaker 3: of my day to run to the store to pick
Speaker 3: up toothpaste or toilet paper or something that I may
Speaker 3: need in the near future but didn't have time because
Speaker 3: people sometimes forget. When I get off work, are not
Speaker 3: a lot of places open, and I don't want to
Speaker 3: have to go to a grocery store or something at
Speaker 3: eleven o'clock at night.
Speaker 5: No, No, you don't want to go to the one
Speaker 5: near me where all the hookers are either. And it's
Speaker 5: very seductive the ease and convenience of Amazons.
Speaker 2: Or Obo, Amazon well both.
Speaker 5: Okay, I don't know if you knew this, but when
Speaker 5: you order close on Amazon, it's kind of a crapshoot
Speaker 5: if they fit or not.
Speaker 2: It's so easy to take that stuff back.
Speaker 5: Now, there's a return place right across the street in
Speaker 5: the basement of Whole Foods.
Speaker 3: Yes, there is, Yes, and my wife showed me that
Speaker 3: as well. Carmel Miller hits us on YouTube says, I'm
Speaker 3: an Amazon Prime member, so I'm still expecting my fast delivery,
Speaker 3: or I'll cancel Prime. I don't know if I'll cancel
Speaker 3: Prime because I use it for movies and other things
Speaker 3: which are still connected to it. But it will make
Speaker 3: a difference if I can't get it the same day
Speaker 3: or the next day, or have the same level of
Speaker 3: flexibility that I enjoy right now. But something's going to
Speaker 3: have to change since UPS is pulling back. When we
Speaker 3: come back, can one hundred men take on a gorilla?
Speaker 3: Just one gorilla, just one no weapons, hand to hand combat.
Speaker 2: My money's on the gorilla.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm betting the house on the gorilla. We'll tell
Speaker 3: you why in just a moment. It's a social media thing.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen something like this blow up on social
Speaker 3: media in such a short time in a long time.
Speaker 3: So one hundred men versus a gorilla a thought experiment.
Speaker 1: When we come back, you're listening to Later with Moe
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Speaker 2: Be part of the party. And speaking of social media.
Speaker 3: More generally, there are these challenges which really blow my mind,
Speaker 3: and they are also these thought experiments. Remember some months
Speaker 3: ago we had if a woman were stranded in the wilderness,
Speaker 3: would she rather be stranded alongside a bear or a man?
Speaker 2: In that.
Speaker 3: Devolved into a conversation about who was more of a
Speaker 3: threat or which was more of a.
Speaker 2: Threat, a bear or a man.
Speaker 3: Similarly, another thought experiment has taken social media by storm
Speaker 3: and it asked the question, could one hundred men take
Speaker 3: on and defeat a gorilla no weapons, unarmed combat.
Speaker 5: Like smart gorilla, like grod from DC no more like
Speaker 5: harambe okay, yes, regular garden variety silverback gorillai.
Speaker 2: Those are the mean ones. Silverback Oh, yes, very territorial,
Speaker 2: will kill on site. Yes, if you invade their territory.
Speaker 2: For me, this is very simple.
Speaker 3: If you know anything about the power of a gorilla,
Speaker 3: I think it will lift like ten times its body weight,
Speaker 3: and it could kill you with one blow. It will
Speaker 3: break any bone in your boxy with one blow. His
Speaker 3: teeth can chew through your bones in one bite, no exaggeration.
Speaker 5: Gorillas are up to ten times stronger than a human.
Speaker 5: There we go ten times, ten times.
Speaker 3: The idea that one hundred men unarmed had any chance
Speaker 3: against the gorilla. You're out of your f in mind
Speaker 3: if you think that one hundred men could take down
Speaker 3: a gorilla.
Speaker 2: One, there's a physics of strength. Two there's a logistics
Speaker 2: of such an undifferent Unless you're dropping one hundred men
Speaker 2: out of a helicopter, only maybe eight or nine can
Speaker 2: get near a gorilla in a close quarter combat situation.
Speaker 2: And it's not combat. There's no amount of jiu jitsu
Speaker 2: that you can learn or master, which means you could
Speaker 2: choke out a gorilla.
Speaker 7: I love the individuals who are like you know what
Speaker 7: you know, you get a couple of really highly trained
Speaker 7: MMA fighters and I'm.
Speaker 2: Like to do what die first? To die first?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's what the whole Gracie family times ten.
Speaker 2: They are all dying quickly. Yeah.
Speaker 5: The gorillas tend not to follow the Marquis of Queensberry
Speaker 5: rules of boxing. You're not going to see him like
Speaker 5: with their fists out like that.
Speaker 3: There's no there is no block that you could have
Speaker 3: against a gorilla punch or swipe. No, no, you are
Speaker 3: going to die at the minimum. You're knocked unconscious and
Speaker 3: he'll just stomp you, okay, and they'll beat you.
Speaker 2: Wait if you're not ragdalled.
Speaker 7: And just because have you seen when gorillas fight each other, Yeah,
Speaker 7: they do that that pounding which can Yeah, you're dead
Speaker 7: first pound the first one dead. Gorillas fight dirty and
Speaker 7: again ten times stronger. There's nothing you can do.
Speaker 3: You can't defend yourself, you can't throw any type of
Speaker 3: strike which is going to harm it. You can't hold
Speaker 3: him down, you know, you can't get a hundred people
Speaker 3: on him at once, and like in the matrix where
Speaker 3: you have one hundred mister Smith's on top of Neo.
Speaker 3: That's what people think. It's gonna be and what happened
Speaker 3: in that one still one. But I'm gonna say my
Speaker 3: point is the closest thing I can liken it to
Speaker 3: is imagine one hundred five year olds trying to take
Speaker 3: on an average man.
Speaker 2: The five year olds are gonna lose it.
Speaker 5: Be like one hundred five year olds trying to take
Speaker 5: on Dwayne the Rock Johnson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a giant.
Speaker 3: And if five five year olds, no matter how plentiful
Speaker 3: they are, they're gonna get molly wopped, even in the
Speaker 3: most efficient dog pile imaginable.
Speaker 5: No matter what, he's gonna fight and bite his way
Speaker 5: out of it.
Speaker 2: Right, he's gonna be five year olds flying. He's right.
Speaker 3: You think you're gonna punch a gorilla in the jaw
Speaker 3: and knock him out. What are you gonna do as
Speaker 3: a human being against a gorilla.
Speaker 2: There's nothing you can do in the sense of brute force.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the old Jim Rockford style right cross is startlingly ineffective.
Speaker 5: On a silver back.
Speaker 3: You gonna you're gonna surround a gorilla and he's not
Speaker 3: just gonna walk through you. Red rover, red rover, send
Speaker 3: harambe right over, He's gonna go.
Speaker 2: Right through you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, gorillas do not practice the art of Okay, So
Speaker 5: here's what you're gonna do to throw right, and this
Speaker 5: is how we defend high block Okay, grabs and then
Speaker 5: gorilla that hapened. I will say though, that Captain Kirk's
Speaker 5: advanced fighting techniques, the drop kick, the double fist to
Speaker 5: the back, those might take down a silver back.
Speaker 2: The Creamy one on YouTube says, kick it in the nuts.
Speaker 2: That's that's always good.
Speaker 3: Okay, step yourself up, don't miss the first.
Speaker 2: Let's not roll right over the creamy one. What I
Speaker 2: was trying to let that go? Okay, I was trying
Speaker 2: to skirt that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: My point is I and this goes back to the
Speaker 3: whole idea of masculinity I'll deal with later, and this
Speaker 3: unrealistic and unbelievable view of manhood and alpha male and
Speaker 3: the and the belief that we are just south of
Speaker 3: being a superhero. There is no world in which you
Speaker 3: stand any chance against any gorilla. I don't care if
Speaker 3: you bring ninety nine of your friends. I don't care
Speaker 3: if they happen to be Navy seals. In unarmed combat,
Speaker 3: a chimpanzee could take out ten people easily.
Speaker 7: So we've seen can tear your arm off, literally tear
Speaker 7: your arm off, can tear their face off, can bite
Speaker 7: through you. And that's chimpanzees who have gone crazy on
Speaker 7: their owners. People have come in and found people just dead.
Speaker 7: Chimpanzee just oh yeah. That's in the outtakes of the
Speaker 7: old Lancelot Link Secret Chimp Show.
Speaker 3: Eric Losarto says, maybe not one hundred men, but apparently
Speaker 3: all you need is one. They ray Jessica lay aw
Speaker 3: that aha or Naomi wats no matter what size the
Speaker 3: gorilla love yeah, only love, yeah, yes, yes, from the
Speaker 3: original King Kong. Oh my god, nice poll. Eric Lisardo, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a great discussion. It's a silly discussion, but if anything,
Speaker 3: it highlights men and their unrealistic view of themselves. And
Speaker 3: I understand, you know why women will say I'd rather
Speaker 3: be suck in the wilderness with a bear than a guy.
Speaker 2: I mean, just we just really have no idea what
Speaker 2: reality is. We're pretty stupid. Well I think that was
Speaker 2: Andrew Tate. Of course you'd pick the bear.
Speaker 3: Well more guys tend to want to favor Andrew Tate.
Speaker 3: And I'll talk about that. My final thought. Yeah, then
Speaker 3: you know Tate is not going to leave a woman
Speaker 3: alone in the wilderness. He's going to harass her, maybe
Speaker 3: even sexually assault her. Unless the bear is hungry or
Speaker 3: you're messing with the cubs. Bear's not going to bother you.
Speaker 3: You don't unless you feed it like a dummy. But
Speaker 3: that's something a man would do. Yeah, don't feed Yogi.
Speaker 3: That's a major booboo.
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