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Speaker 1: Thursday is Marsha Collier. Marsha is always great to see you.
Speaker 1: And from what I understand, you were listening to the
Speaker 1: show on the way in.
Speaker 2: I was listening to the show and my eyes were
Speaker 2: opened up because you're so absolutely right, Tom Cruise. I mean,
Speaker 2: think about it. The man broke his leg and he
Speaker 2: was acting, right. He held onto a plane and he
Speaker 2: was acting. Now, I know people who can't chew gum
Speaker 2: and walk at the same time.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Look, it's as far as I'm concerned, it's the same
Speaker 1: as delivering your lines. You are still in character as
Speaker 1: part of your performance.
Speaker 3: Exactly, exactly.
Speaker 2: And I don't know of any other actor who has
Speaker 2: done quite all that, and not even close anyone. So
Speaker 2: I think we should come up with a hashtag that
Speaker 2: we should start here and now from the MOCLI show. Okay,
Speaker 2: and keep it up through the Oscar season. Yes, and
Speaker 2: hopefully everybody who's listening, you guys, use it. Let's spread
Speaker 2: it around if you're a fan of Tom Cruise, and
Speaker 2: let's get this going.
Speaker 3: He deserves it.
Speaker 1: We had talked about Tom Cruise the number four oscar.
Speaker 4: Right, Tom Cruise four oscar.
Speaker 1: That's going to be the hashtag that we're using going forward,
Speaker 1: and it'll track back to us. And when Tom gets
Speaker 1: his oscar he can think of that's right, he can
Speaker 1: talk about the online campaign started by later of Mokel.
Speaker 1: Shall we put it in the motown Yes, Carneia I
Speaker 1: think is doing it right now. Okay, Tom Cruise number
Speaker 1: four oscar.
Speaker 4: We got some time.
Speaker 1: We got some time to build it up. That hashtag
Speaker 1: out there, that's right. And I don't think people Mark,
Speaker 1: I don't think believe me. But I was being one
Speaker 1: hundred percent serious.
Speaker 3: No, and you are.
Speaker 2: And as I as I thought about it while we
Speaker 2: were driving here, he's absolutely right. I mean Tom Cruise,
Speaker 2: aside from being incredibly.
Speaker 4: Handsome, he all right.
Speaker 3: I mean that man has aged well, yes he has.
Speaker 2: But the point is in all his movies, I mean,
Speaker 2: even in Top Gun, even in everything he does, he
Speaker 2: acts and he's a believable character and we're sympathetic to
Speaker 2: that character.
Speaker 1: Never have I looked at the screen and said, oh,
Speaker 1: that's some stunt double They turned the back of the head.
Speaker 4: You don't get to actually see him. They cut it.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's cgi, that's not him on a motorcycle jumping.
Speaker 4: Off into a canyon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you have to look at it like, is he
Speaker 3: really doing that? Oh? Why?
Speaker 4: In every movie it's not like it's a special project.
Speaker 1: In every single movie, with exception of Top Gun Mavericks,
Speaker 1: they were not allowed to fly the Fa tens.
Speaker 2: But no, wonder he's such a pain in the butt
Speaker 2: on the set if he's that much of a perfectionist
Speaker 2: that he expects that much from himself.
Speaker 1: The story that I heard, and I was going over
Speaker 1: it with Twala, was that in Mission Impossible six, he's
Speaker 1: flying a helicopter in this canyon scene chasing after Henry
Speaker 1: Cavill near the end of the movie. Originally from what
Speaker 1: I was told, he was not going to be allowed
Speaker 1: by his stunt coordinator to actually fly the helicopter in
Speaker 1: like a dog fighting style. So Tom Cruise, who's not
Speaker 1: only the actor but also the executive producer and producer,
Speaker 1: he has some say in how the movie's gonna be
Speaker 1: laid out.
Speaker 4: He fired the stunt coordinator.
Speaker 1: Got someone who would get him some helicopter flight lessons,
Speaker 1: and when you see him in the movie.
Speaker 4: That's him flying the helicopter. Yes, I mean he said
Speaker 4: you said yes, Marsha Carler said kick ass on the radio.
Speaker 3: I mean that's it. That's having the balls to put
Speaker 3: your mind.
Speaker 4: You're worried about kick ass but not balls. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 4: I'm just messed with marsh Is on one tonight.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But really, Tom Cruise works it for the movies. I
Speaker 2: mean that he's the tempest storm of movies. And those
Speaker 2: who know who I'm talking about know what I'm talking.
Speaker 1: So you can see it on our YouTube chat. You
Speaker 1: can see it on our YouTube. But they say lower third.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: Hashtag Tom Cruise number four Oscar, Tom Cruise for Oscar.
Speaker 1: We're starting it now. It's a real thing. We're going
Speaker 1: to make this happen. We want to make sure that
Speaker 1: Tom Cruise receives his flowers from the Motion Picture Academy
Speaker 1: this year.
Speaker 2: So if you're on Facebook X or anything and you
Speaker 2: see the paid promotion ads, start replying to them with
Speaker 2: your comment and our hashtag, and that will be our
Speaker 2: They'll know about us right away.
Speaker 4: Yes they will.
Speaker 1: And this is just my small contribution to the glorification
Speaker 1: of Tom Cruise.
Speaker 4: It's the least I could do. And also we talk
Speaker 4: about movies all.
Speaker 1: Time and the combination of technology, and I had to
Speaker 1: say this before we go to break. I don't know
Speaker 1: if there's eighty better deal than going to a movie
Speaker 1: with all these stunts and a budget of maybe two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty million dollars and you pay twenty dollars
Speaker 1: to see that, right, I don't know if there's any.
Speaker 2: Better, Like how much entertainment can you get for twenty bucks?
Speaker 1: Not deservedly that if you think about, you're not doing
Speaker 1: anything except putting down your twenty dollars and sitting down.
Speaker 3: With a big barrel of popcorn.
Speaker 1: I'm partially to hot dogs, but okay, you're popcorn.
Speaker 4: I'm hot con.
Speaker 3: I love hot dogs too.
Speaker 4: I gotta have two hot dogs with just mustard and relish.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: No ketchup. I think Stephan likes ketchup on his hot dogs.
Speaker 1: I do see something wrong, right, It's just wrong. It's
Speaker 1: just wrong. No, it's wrong, it's wrong. But I'm a
Speaker 1: popcorn guy.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you have to be a popcorn guy. And
Speaker 3: you have lots of that fake butter on it.
Speaker 1: Yes, slathered Now, Mark Ronner and Twaller are going to
Speaker 1: see Mission and Pop Final Reckoning tonight at some god
Speaker 1: awful time like one in the morning.
Speaker 4: One in the morning.
Speaker 3: I just enjoy yourself.
Speaker 1: You can't get on the fact that they're gonna come
Speaker 1: out at breakfast time. It's a whole new day, you
Speaker 1: mean cocktail out.
Speaker 2: We have decided at our house that we're going to
Speaker 2: make this a Mission Impossible weekend and see all the
Speaker 2: old ones.
Speaker 4: No, that's what I did start off the show.
Speaker 1: I've I rewatched all of them starting on Monday to
Speaker 1: have everything fresh in my mind. And I have a
Speaker 1: greater appreciation of the series now because there's a continuity,
Speaker 1: there's a levelab of quality which is constant.
Speaker 2: Exactly because he put it there. He put it there
Speaker 2: for us to see. He put in the effort. Let's
Speaker 2: take full advantage of this man's work.
Speaker 1: Hashtag Tom Cruise number four Oscar. Okay, we have to
Speaker 1: take a break, Marshall, Cary, will we come back. Can
Speaker 1: we actually talk about some tech?
Speaker 3: We have a little bit, but I'll go wild with it.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's later with moo Kelly. We're live on YouTube, Instagram,
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Speaker 1: It's Later with Mo Kelly. We're live on YouTube, Instagram,
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Speaker 1: that means that Marsha carre joins us in studio. Marsha lastegment,
Speaker 1: we talked about Tom Cruise hashtag Tom Cruise four number
Speaker 1: four Oscar. Let's talk a little bit about tech.
Speaker 2: Well, I had all these pages, pages, pages pages of
Speaker 2: technology to talk about, and since we only have half
Speaker 2: the segment, I'm gonna go a little bit rogue. It
Speaker 2: seems that Apple has decided not to go ahead right
Speaker 2: away with their new VR glasses, I mean AR glasses.
Speaker 1: I could see that given the problem they had with
Speaker 1: their last iteration of AR goggles.
Speaker 2: Well, let me show you a pair of AR goggles
Speaker 2: that actually worked. I'm gonna take off my headphones. Okay,
Speaker 2: so these are Google glass I remember twenty thirteen. And
Speaker 2: there's a little screen up here where if you look
Speaker 2: at a sign it's in another language, it translates into English.
Speaker 2: You are lost, you call up a map on your phone,
Speaker 2: it'll come up here, you can follow the map, you
Speaker 2: can take movies. I did interviews with people with these
Speaker 2: that I used on the web, and these were truly ar.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that they did not catch on
Speaker 1: in the way that Google had hoped were? They are
Speaker 1: just genuinely too early for their time, ahead of the time,
Speaker 1: way too early. I mean, who would believe that this
Speaker 1: piece right here is a bone a sound condenser, so
Speaker 1: the sound goes through the bone in your head.
Speaker 2: You don't need an ear piece. I mean, how how
Speaker 2: far ahead? This was twenty thirteen.
Speaker 1: And you look at what Meta's doing with their glasses
Speaker 1: now and you think Google just wrong place, wrong time.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. I mean people were afraid, weren't they. I mean
Speaker 2: people were afraid, Oh no, you're going to be taking
Speaker 2: my picture.
Speaker 1: Remember, oh I remember, Oh I remember? And it was
Speaker 1: a big thing. Now it's like, please take my picture.
Speaker 3: Yeah. They called us glassholes, Yes, it did. It was terrible.
Speaker 2: Her second class. I was in New York. I walked
Speaker 2: around New York. I walked around shining with these on it.
Speaker 2: This is true, AR, and it only weighs a few ounces.
Speaker 4: I wonder if Google is going to have some sort
Speaker 4: of updated version of that technology because Meta has leaned
Speaker 4: heavily into AR and also their glasses which have all
Speaker 4: sorts of multifunctionality, but not Google Apple we were talking
Speaker 4: about they have, but not Google. I wonder why I think.
Speaker 2: They should and I think they are because I know
Speaker 2: there is several industrial versions of Google glass that are
Speaker 2: used in machining and surgery for doctors to look and
Speaker 2: see inside bodies. I think it's still valuable. But do
Speaker 2: people want to walk around with something that look like this?
Speaker 3: I don't mind.
Speaker 1: See that's the thing, and I think that is the
Speaker 1: appeal and a lure of metas glasses in there. If
Speaker 1: I don't know, they have a partnership with ray Band,
Speaker 1: and from just first glance, they look like just a
Speaker 1: pair of ray band glasses, so you're not drawing attention
Speaker 1: to yourself.
Speaker 2: Except you know that those two little dots in the
Speaker 2: front are cameras that are going to take.
Speaker 1: But if you know what you're looking for, but the
Speaker 1: glasses themselves don't draw attention.
Speaker 2: I am a huge fan Bose as a pair of
Speaker 2: ray Band style glasses that are bluetooth that when I'm
Speaker 2: taking my walks, I can play my music through the
Speaker 2: sunglasses and to me, that's all I need. I don't
Speaker 2: need really to be taking pictures. I mean, this was
Speaker 2: nice with the maps and everything like this, but I
Speaker 2: don't really think they can do it in the right
Speaker 2: size and weight that people want, like in a ray
Speaker 2: band style glass. I mean this is they did it once.
Speaker 2: I don't know where the technology went. It's like we
Speaker 2: don't remember how we got to the moon.
Speaker 1: But you mentioned mentioned the weight. The weight doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: When we tried Apple's ar oh my goodness, it was
Speaker 1: felt like it was a boulder on our on our head,
Speaker 1: wrapped around our neck, and it was way too heavy.
Speaker 4: Uh so all those things really do matter. But I
Speaker 4: do believe it.
Speaker 1: More products are about timing, and there's a being a
Speaker 1: willingness by the public to adopt new technology. Now, people
Speaker 1: are willing to adopt ar goggles. Now, people are into
Speaker 1: where glasses, multifunctional glasses and what have you.
Speaker 4: You know, computer lenses.
Speaker 1: On some level, we're talking about Mission Impossible, and prominently
Speaker 1: featured in Mission Impossible is a contact lens, which is
Speaker 1: basically a shrunken down version of a Google glass. What
Speaker 1: Google glass could do. So we all know where the
Speaker 1: technology is actually headed. It's just whether we the general public,
Speaker 1: are willing to buy in.
Speaker 2: But this was in twenty thirteen and people were so
Speaker 2: I don't even know the word to use that. They
Speaker 2: put them down so badly, and they never really went
Speaker 2: public because people were so anti them.
Speaker 4: It's a different generation now.
Speaker 1: There's a literal different generation of tech buying people who
Speaker 1: are open to things now that we weren't ten twelve
Speaker 1: years ago. Now we use social media more than ever
Speaker 1: before less so in twenty thirteen, now had social media platforms,
Speaker 1: but they weren't integrated in every aspect of our lives professionally,
Speaker 1: personally like they are now.
Speaker 3: Well, what was.
Speaker 2: Really cool also on these glasses is I have a
Speaker 2: pair their sunglass lenses that you can snap into these
Speaker 2: and wear them like sunglasses. So this was the multipurpose thing.
Speaker 2: I don't know where Google, I believe in you. This
Speaker 2: was a great product. I don't know where you got it.
Speaker 2: You know, it's like probably hidden away somewhere, or you're
Speaker 2: planning something really big, but we're waiting for it.
Speaker 4: Marshall.
Speaker 1: You're a student of technology as I am, and if
Speaker 1: we remember how technology evolves, it's almost never the company
Speaker 1: which starts it, or invents it, or first publicizes it,
Speaker 1: which gets the greatest benefit from it. Like if I
Speaker 1: were to tell you Sailor phone, people probably think Motorola,
Speaker 1: where are they now? If I were to tell you
Speaker 1: music synthesizer, they would be moo, where are they now?
Speaker 3: Oh no, Motorola just came out with a new flip phone.
Speaker 4: Right, but they're not a market leader in any way.
Speaker 3: No, no, no.
Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, Gemini we were going
Speaker 2: to talk about Android Google Io, which we will talk
Speaker 2: about next week. Serge A Brin, one of the founders
Speaker 2: of Google, showed up there for a panel discussion on
Speaker 2: Gemini AI and I have found Gemini AI. It's a
Speaker 2: little pushy, but it's for good.
Speaker 3: It's very good.
Speaker 1: Marshall Callier very quickly. How can people find you and
Speaker 1: also find your books?
Speaker 2: I am on the Dreaded X at Marsha Collier. I'm
Speaker 2: also on Facebook and Instagram and my books. Just search
Speaker 2: Marsha Collier on Amazon and you will be shocked. My
Speaker 2: current book is Android Smartphones for Seniors for Dummies, and
Speaker 2: it's really not just for seniors. It's for dummies.
Speaker 1: Marshall Callier, I told you off air, now I'm telling
Speaker 1: you on air. My mother loves you, loves hearing you
Speaker 1: on this show, and she watches us now because she
Speaker 1: watches the YouTube show on her smart TV. She lugs
Speaker 1: into the YouTube app and watches the show on her
Speaker 1: smart TV. And I think that's due in large part
Speaker 1: to the tech conversations that I've had with her through you,
Speaker 1: and she thoroughly enjoys her technology.
Speaker 2: We need to empower everybody to use the tech because
Speaker 2: it will improve your life.
Speaker 4: Marshall, See you next week, See you next week.
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