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Grow Goo: Mandalorian and Grogu, Destiny 2 & Masters of the Universe · Multiple Nerdgasm

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  Multiple Nerdgasm.
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  >> Welcome back. I'm Luke. This is Matt. I did the homework this week.
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  >> I didn't really. Uh I Oh, okay. So, let's explain. What's the homework?
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  >> We were going to watch Neighbors vs. Zombies the Halloween special.
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  >> Yes. So, if you're not familiar, Neighbors, the Australian television show that
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  was canceled is coming back though apparently. >> It keeps getting canceled, keeps coming
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  back. It's weird. >> Yeah. It's like a television show from Australia.
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  >> It's a soapy. It's a soapy opera, but >> uh apparently they did a Halloween zombie
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  special that I didn't know about. >> They did it in 2014, so 12 years ago. >> Mhm.
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  >> But it was sort of weird cuz so I watched I when I say I watched it, there was five
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  episodes, I skimmed them all. >> I I skimmed the first one and then was
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  like, "Man, this is going to be rough." And then just didn't watch the rest.
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  >> The problem was is I'd stopped watching Neighbors by 2014.
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  There were all these characters I had no idea who they are. >> Except Toadie.
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  >> Except Toadie. >> Yeah. >> But and but they I It was actually I could see
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  why it would have been quite fun at the time cuz a lot of the jokes were referring back to
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  before. >> It seemed like for what I skimmed people characters who had died were
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  back. >> Yeah, like some character who died like 10 years ago had come back. And they all
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  started off fine and then they started murdering people and yeah. >> Okay. >> Uh spoiler,
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  everyone dies. >> Oh, all right. Everyone >> Everyone. But it was quite funny like
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  >> Is it actually violent or no? >> No, not at all. >> think so. Okay.
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  >> But there was like one thing like they go, "Could it be like a Harold thing?
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  What, you mean where I got lost at sea, washed up in Tasmania of Indonesia and
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  came back 10 years later? No, I don't think that's it. >> Yeah. [laughter]
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  I remember when that happened. >> I I remember when that happened as well
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  cuz that was weird. >> Yeah. Oh, Madge.
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  >> Well, that's what soap operas do. They just >> I know but I know Yeah, I remember
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  cuz Neighbors was just always when I was a kid and I find like
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  it seemed like a serious television show to me as a kid. Yeah, cuz I guess I
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  didn't know any better and then as as I got older I was watching I was going,
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  this is [ __ ] stupid. What? >> Like and then every year it would end on
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  some weird cliffhanger like an explosion or a gunshot or something would happen and
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  then you got to wait till next year to find out and then yeah, when you got
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  older yeah, it just this is stupid. >> Yeah. >> And you you either were a Neighbors
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  household or a Home and Away household. >> Yeah, I feel like
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  possibly we were a Home and Away household. >> Oh, really? I was a Neighbors household.
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  Home and Away no, not for me. >> And not that I watched all of them like
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  that I watched either of them but I should say very much but I feel when they were on
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  I was more aware of Home and Away. >> Yeah. I remember once when they the two cuz
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  what Neighbors was Channel 10 and Home and Away Channel 7 but one time they put
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  them on the same time. >> Oh, god. >> There was a lot of people writing in
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  complaining about that. >> Yeah, I bet. I've told I'm sure I've told this story
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  before but I was at uh I went to a sandwich shop in North Sydney for lunch
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  when I was work at work one day with my co-workers and we walk into this
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  sandwich shop we're standing there waiting for our turn to order. Oh,
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  actually waiting for I think we'd ordered we were waiting for our sandwiches. >> Yeah.
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  >> And uh there was this girl there and I I was like
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  actually looks familiar. Uh and I guess I must have been you know, doing this or whatever.
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  Cuz she looked at me and she said, "Hi, how are you?" And I said, "Oh, I'm good.
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  How are you? How you been?" And she said, "Oh, pretty good, you know, we've been up to
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  like just super super light. Yeah. Nonsense chat. And then they like she
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  grabbed her sandwich and left. And then and I was like, "Okay."
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  And then the two guys I work with were like, "How do you know her?" And I said, "Oh,
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  I don't know. I think maybe I went to school with her or something like that."
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  And they're like, "Huh, she's on Home and Away." >> [laughter]
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  >> Oh, that's where I know her from. I don't know her. >> [laughter]
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  >> I'm just some creepy guy to sandwich shop staring at a girl.
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  >> She just looked familiar. So, I yeah. >> I could see that though. Someone you cuz
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  it's not like you watched Home and Away religiously especially at that time. >> No. >> So,
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  it would have just been that someone familiar. >> I actually the other thing is what I do
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  When we were neighbors actually, I'm pretty sure these guys were from Neighbors. When
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  Jenna and I went to the You remember that movie The Nice Guys
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  with Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe? >> Oh, yes. Yeah.
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  >> We got went to got to go to screen a press screening for that in Sydney and
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  there we were getting drinks at the bar and there was a like a bunch of I think
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  it's kids. They were younger than us there. And so, we would they started
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  chatting to us or whatever and then um then they started saying, "Oh, you can
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  go in now." And then but they got called over to take photos over on the
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  photo thing and it turned out they were from Neighbors. And I wonder if they're
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  some of the people in this [ __ ] zombie thing. >> [laughter] >> It's
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  It could They could be. >> And well, cuz I'm looking at this and
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  I'm like, "Oh, there's a bunch of young people here." >> Yes. >> I wonder if that's them.
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  Like yeah. Very well could be these like all these
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  kids that are in this. So, there you go. No idea. >> No idea. No.
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  But no, I skimmed it. It was I found it a bit funny. But
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  I think it would have hit more if I had been watching the show and it was 12 years ago.
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  >> And you knew yeah, this character's [ __ ] dead. Yeah.
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  >> Yeah, cuz a lot of characters came back and I was like, I don't remember who you are.
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  >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> Oh, well. >> Yeah.
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  >> Did you go to the movies? >> Um did I go to the movies since we spoke last?
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  >> You were supposed to go see a movie. >> Oh. Have I not spoken about on here yet? I
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  did go and see Star Wars. I did go see The Mandalorian Grogu
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  >> You have not spoken about it. >> I took myself out. I went to gold class. >> Oh.
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  >> I got my Martinis. >> Main event. >> Main event took myself out. Yes, I did put out.
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  >> Okay, for yourself. >> Yes. Um I kind of liked it. >> Interesting.
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  >> All right. It was just three episodes mashed together. >> Okay.
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  >> And they were three distinct episodes. >> Really?
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  Like did it come up and say last five minutes ago on The Mandalorian or
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  the Grogu and the Mandalorian >> It didn't quite do that, but there's all
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  the opening scene where he sort of which a lot of the the trailer is from the opening
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  >> I've heard that but beating up a bunch of Imperials.
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  >> Yeah, that's the opening of the movie. >> Mhm.
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  >> And then yeah, he goes off to Nevarro to try and do some negotiating. I'm going to try
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  and keep it spoiler free as possible. >> Mhm. >> But goes off to Nevarro to do some
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  negotiating for the New Republic. Does all this and then there's that's the
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  first episode. The second episode it's a Grogu episode. >> Okay.
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  >> Where Grogu is just looking after the Mandalorian and >> Okay.
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  >> And then there's the third episode where the New Republic come in and save the day.
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  Like very separate episodes. It's really weird. Like they could have
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  just been the new season of Mandalorian. >> Okay. But you enjoyed it anyway.
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  >> I enjoyed it. >> Is it >> Um I did see Dave Filoni and I nearly got
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  upset with him when I saw he made himself an X-wing pilot. >> I heard I heard you.
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  >> about it and gone I do exactly the same thing. >> Yeah, you would, yeah, absolutely you
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  would. >> Like Anyone who says they wouldn't is a complete liar. >> Yeah.
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  I might make myself something else just to be different cuz I don't want to do
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  the same thing as you, but I would definitely put myself in Star Wars if I could. >> Yeah.
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  >> Yeah. >> Like it wasn't like he had a big role or anything. He was >> No.
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  I would just make sure I was there and that you could see me. >> Yep.
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  >> And then that would be it. >> Yeah. So yeah, don't blame me for it. >> Mhm.
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  >> Sigourney Weaver >> Oh yeah, she's in this. Is she? >> She's in it and I
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  don't quite know why. >> Can I do something? >> Yeah.
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  Like I'm not saying her character was bad or anything, but I just
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  probably could have saved money on the budget. >> So I've seen this in the trailer and I
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  thought it looked [ __ ] stupid. >> Mhm. >> There's a Hutt with axes.
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  Is it stupid? >> Um that's Rotta the Hutt.
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  >> You didn't answer my question. >> [laughter] >> No, it make it make sense in
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  in the movie. >> That's not really what I'm asking.
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  >> That Hutt is a main character in the movie. >> That's not what I'm asking.
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  >> [laughter] >> I'll ask you the question again. >> Does it look [ __ ] stupid? >> No.
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  >> Really? >> It does. He's a Hutt with muscles. >> Exactly. I mean, yeah, okay.
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  >> [snorts] >> But, he's It makes sense because >> All right. All right.
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  >> Cuz I think he's running a Hutt's army. Come I think he's from one of the cartoons.
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  >> Okay. >> So, he's already sort of canon in the universe. >> Oh.
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  >> Jabba the Hutt's son. >> [ __ ] Filoni universe.
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  >> Yeah. And his whole thesis he doesn't want to be like his father. >> Okay.
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  >> And so, he's trying to make a name for himself that's not >> Jabba.
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  >> Jabba. And so, that's why I think he's worked out. >> [laughter]
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  >> Okay. All right. >> But, I you should see it.
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  >> I'll watch it at some point. Um I maybe I'll go.
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  Maybe I The The thing is though, I haven't seen a lot of the stuff that leads up to this.
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  At this point. >> Um you don't really need to. >> All right.
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  >> Like it is just another season in The Mandalorian. >> Okay. All right. >> Like
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  >> So, Gina Carano's there? >> No, no, she's she's not back.
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  >> Oh. Well, what happened to her? >> Um >> I wonder if she beat the [ __ ] out of her.
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  >> [laughter] >> Well, that's how that fight was always going to happen. And then the two
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  laughing thinking about it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, yeah. I know, right? They both
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  made a fortune. Yeah. >> Yeah. And that The outcome of that fight was
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  well known beforehand. >> Yeah. I was It reminded me of I know I
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  probably talked about this before is there's one of the Fast and the Furious movies where
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  um Ronda Rousey's in it and she fights Michelle Rodriguez.
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  And I was like, well, that's ridiculous. >> [laughter] >> Yeah.
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  >> As you would [ __ ] destroy Michelle Rodriguez, but in the movie obviously not. >> It's
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  >> Yeah. But, if they would actually go on the ring yet, of course, instantly as as
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  in with Ginny Craig was like 4 seconds or something or some absurdly low figure. Anyway,
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  looking at the articles in here, it's sort of weird because there's two
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  articles sort of back-to-back in here. One's going that hey
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  the Mandalorian did not do well the first weekend, correct? And then one
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  directly under is Sorry, mate, it's budget back. Yeah, so I think there's a
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  I thought this was interesting. There's a couple of things here. Yes, The
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  Mandalorian and Grogu needs a box office miracle after an underwhelming opening,
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  right? It's not doing well as far as Star Wars movies go. However,
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  it didn't cost that much to make. >> No. >> So, that's why the two articles seem at
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  odds, but they're not because they can do this cheaply now with the with the
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  way they shoot these, so >> already got the screen set up. They've
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  already got That's already there. >> Compared to the stuff that compared I
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  believe to the way they were doing the um you know, like The Rise of Skywalker and
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  what's his face and all these kind of movies. Uh this
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  didn't just didn't cost that as much. And so yes, it did perform badly, but it
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  has already made its budget back, which I think um I don't know if that includes
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  marketing budget cuz marketing budget is pretty big, but
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  also I don't think they marketed this as as heavily as they did the others
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  either. They didn't do any of the tie-ins with like um Oh, that's not
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  true. I was at the movies yesterday. We'll talk about that if you want. Um >> I
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  only played So, I saw the store was like a few I saw trailers at the movies
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  >> How much at the movies I just realized yesterday I saw. So, they did do some stuff. I
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  just feel like it wasn't everywhere like Star Wars usually is, you know? Um
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  >> I do find it funny though cuz there was a report a little while ago that um like
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  cuz there's another Star Wars movie coming out this huge July Star Fighter. >> Yes,
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  which I'm actually excited about. >> Yeah, with Ryan Gosling and they're all
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  saying like that's the one that's going to keep something got tradition going
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  that there's going to be a there's a lightsaber and all the Star Wars movies
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  have lightsabers. This one didn't. >> No. No, okay. No darksaber either?
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  >> No darksaber, no nothing. >> I don't know what happened to the
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  darksaber cuz I didn't watch after season 2, but >> Starbuck's got it.
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  >> Oh, actually? That's right. >> She took it back home to Battlestar Galactica.
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  >> Nice. All right. Well, it's a shame cuz she turns out to
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  have been a hallucination or an angel or something. Spoilers. >> Yes. >> Mhm.
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  >> But no, there's um no other Mandalorians in this. It's just Mandalorian.
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  >> The Mandalorian. Yep. >> He just flying around the galaxy.
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  >> To Din Djarin or whatever his [ __ ] name is. Din Djarin.
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  >> They explain how he got his ship back very quickly.
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  >> Oh, is he back in the Razor Crest? >> Yes. >> What happened to that other one?
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  Oh, you know what? I should probably watch the show.
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  >> Just watch it. I don't want to give away too many spoilers cuz people may want to
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  watch it and it has only just come out and it would break my rule.
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  I'll give you more spoilers by next week. >> You said I think you said, I've seen
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  some people say it's more like season 1 of The Mandalorian than >> Yes.
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  >> See, I like I did like season 1. So, maybe yeah, all right. I'll check it out.
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  >> Yeah, and you see a bit more of Grogu becoming himself and doing stuff a
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  little bit more on his own. >> I want to see Grogu leave like he was supposed to.
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  He He like they chickened out of that [ __ ] plot. >> He's He's here to stay. >> Yeah.
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  >> Until Luke Skywalker has a bad dream. >> What does he mean?
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  No, okay. That'll Yeah, yeah, that's true. Mhm. I guess I can take heart in the fact
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  that he will die. >> Yes. >> Thanks to Rian Johnson. >> [laughter] >> Um
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  This The third article down is more balanced. Mandalorian and Grogu won't
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  lose money, but it may not rescue Star Wars either. So, um it's not been
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  you know, made the budget back. Yeah, but it will be financially fine, but
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  it's certainly not blowing up >> I honestly think they would have been better to
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  have made another season of The Mandalorian. >> Yeah, well, to the the last article on
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  on that topic though says it has broken a major Disney record. It is the highest-rated
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  by by fans, by viewers, uh on like Rotten Tomatoes uh of any of
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  the Disney movies. In like including Force Awakens, I believe. Uh this was
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  this was the other day anyway. Um it is the highest-rated Star Wars movie
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  of the modern era by the Rotten Tomatoes audience score. So,
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  >> Critics thought it beat The Force Awakens. >> on it. Yeah, it's critics were pretty
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  lukewarm on it, um but fans apparently like it a lot.
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  >> The the look, the one thing that's absolutely destroying me with Star Wars
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  movies these days is the hyperspace means nothing. There's no time to travel anymore.
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  >> Yeah, JJ did that in uh >> Yeah. Cuz remember like
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  they had to go and it was going to be a hard thing for Luke and Obi-Wan to get a
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  spaceship to take him to Alderaan. No, it's 15-minute trip. They're like, what
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  are they talking about? Yeah, that's right. >> I mean, the prequels did that a bit too
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  though. They jumped around a lot. Oh, they did,
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  Like there's episode three where Is it three where Obi-Wan's in the Jedi
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  starfighter? He's jumping around. Might even be episode two. One of them he
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  jumps around and it just feels very like >> That was but there still feels like
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  there's time. >> Yeah, you're right. >> It's not
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  >> I guess I haven't seen the way it's done in this, but
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  >> Yeah, it's definitely Well, I'm just saying in a modern era like especially
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  like The Last Jedi where they could go off and have another adventure while
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  they're being chased. >> While there's a yeah, chase going on.
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  And then the beginning of Rise of Skywalker, they're literally jumping during a
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  battle to escape and stuff like >> Yeah. >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Yeah. >> Mhm.
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  >> Didn't like that. >> Uh the last article about this
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  uh I said I haven't seen it, but this article indicates maybe the New Republic
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  committed some war crimes in this movie. I don't know if there's spoilers that need to be
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  >> They they they're really isn't. That's why I won't talk about that one this
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  week. I'll talk about this one next week and let you know what I think. But I
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  guarantee you Luke's done more war crimes than anyone else.
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  >> With the Blood of the Destined? >> No. >> When he blew up Jabba's palace? >> That's um
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  >> Oh, sail barge. >> Sail barge. The how many slaves and
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  workers would have been in there that he just murdered? They weren't all criminals.
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  >> That's a good point. All right. >> So I think that's the biggest war crime
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  that's ever happened in Star Wars that I've ever seen. I know there's a whole
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  thing about the Death Star and stuff like that, but no, that one is he
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  would have known for >> You think you'd say no no no? The only
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  good Imperial is a dead Imperial, but when it comes to crime lords >> The person that was
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  >> say actually, you know what? The Death Star was a military target. >> Yes.
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  >> I might be with you on this. The sail barge was not quite like that. It's a
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  different kind of different kind of thing. >> everyone working there was working because
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  >> Yeah. >> Like this guy was a slave. He had other
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  slaves. Uh it wouldn't you wouldn't have a normal criminal serving at the bar. >> True.
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  Yeah, the Death Star was literally just a military installation. >> All right.
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  >> You might you might have to convince me on that one. >> I know I'm right.
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  >> Dark. Uh a little bit of follow-up on Project
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  Hail Mary, which is a [ __ ] fantastic movie that I've >> You've seen it again?
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  >> I've seen it again. I mean it was the same movie and I still loved it, but
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  this is actually uh it's trailers uh
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  it's one um Golden Trailer Awards, the Golden Trailer Awards with uh what, five
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  prizes. Uh >> know there were actual trailer awards.
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  >> either, actually. I just thought this is really interesting. Um But but best of
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  show they've won uh for the Project Hail Mary trailer. >> Okay. >> that's pretty neat.
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  I Yeah, I just learned about this this week. >> Yeah, I'm going down here. Best Drama,
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  Project Hail Mary. Best Fantasy Adventure, Project Hail Mary. I don't
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  think you can get both of them. I think that's a bit wrong.
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  Oh, Best Video Game Trailer. >> Wait, uh Project Hail Mary got Best Video Game Trailer?
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  >> No, no, no. I'm just reading some of the >> What was the Best Video Game Trailer?
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  >> Best Video Game Trailer was Silent Hill. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. Um yeah, fair enough.
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  I see that uh >> Best Thriller was Weapons. I still need to see that. That looks creepy.
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  >> Weapons is great. >> Yeah, I need to see it. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's good.
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  >> with those kids running down the street? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I might watch that tonight.
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  >> Do it. Yeah, yeah, it's good. Best Music is Project Hail Mary Chance
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  Trailer. Best Score is uh Dune Part Three, which I'm pretty
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  sure is Hans. So, congratulations, buddy.
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  >> I wonder if he's going to be eligible for the Oscars this year.
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  >> Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. >> Cuz you know, you remember he wasn't
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  allowed for Part Two because it didn't meet the percentage of English dialogue. >> guess.
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  Based on what I know about him, probably not because you can't He's going to use
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  the same themes. Like, he's not >> Well, no, no, no. Isn't Three meant to be like
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  >> enough Oscars. >> But Three's meant to be in the future a
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  bit more, so the movie's tone's going to be a bit different, isn't it?
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  >> Yeah, but it's got all It's got a lot of the same characters in it. Like, so
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  >> Okay. would >> he's going to do the same thing which is continue the themes
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  through like Yeah, I don't know. We'll see.
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  >> He's already been paid. He's happy. >> Yeah, and he's got enough Academy
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  Awards. He's fine. I I don't I'm not I'm not I don't think he would bother be
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  bothered that much about that kind of thing at this at this point, right? >> Yeah.
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  It's not the like I think the most important one is your first one.
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  >> Yes, right. And he's had that since the '90s. So, he's he's fine. [laughter]
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  He's he's fine.
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  >> Oh, what about some YouTube news? >> Sure.
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  YouTube is now going to I think this is pretty interesting
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  for false positives anyway. YouTube is going to
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  start labeling AI videos. But it's going to use AI to find them.
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  >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> Which I mean sounds funny, but yeah, that's fine. Whatever.
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  >> But labeling's not really going to do anything cuz no one reads those labels.
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  >> No, and I wonder like how good is it going to be at this cuz this always like
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  gets things wrong. Um and they haven't really explained I
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  don't know how they would explain you know, in a way that would fit the
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  general public how it's going to do it, but >> Well, I have watching some of this some
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  a bit of this coming up and some users channels are getting pinged and canceled
• 22:40
  for being AI and there's all like we're not AI. We're making cartoons and
• 22:44
  >> Yeah, I mean I wonder about this. Like they've said to the blog they apparently
• 22:48
  the blog post about this mentions stuff like metadata and
• 22:52
  watermarks in the video. I'm like, well, yeah, that's obvious. Like what about
• 22:57
  when it's not obvious? >> Yes. >> Like >> And it is the more we go forward with it
• 23:03
  like the harder it's getting. >> Yes, cuz people will remove the
• 23:05
  watermarks in the metadata. That's not that hard to do. >> Yeah. >> So,
• 23:10
  um yeah, they get a little tag at the bottom that says AI if it's an AI video.
• 23:14
  And then also I just wanted to like what qualifies as AI? Um
• 23:19
  Like the whole Does the whole thing have to be like AI video and audio or cuz there's a
• 23:24
  lot of them There's a lot of content now I've noticed that is
• 23:30
  video or like say like uh Use an example. There's a like say you
• 23:35
  you record yourself playing a game and it's game game play footage, but you
• 23:39
  don't like your voice. So, you use an AI >> Yeah.
• 23:43
  >> 11 Labs or whatever to generate the the audio for the video. Does that count as AI?
• 23:48
  I just I wonder how they're going to do it. >> See, well I think I don't think they
• 23:53
  actually care for tell the truth, honestly. >> You think it's marketing?
• 23:57
  >> I think it's them saying, "Look look, here's what we're doing." But at the end
• 24:00
  of the day, they don't care if there's AI slop out there that's getting views cuz
• 24:05
  >> Yeah, I suppose. >> They're getting They're making money off
• 24:07
  it with the ads they put on it. >> Mhm. >> So, they don't really care. So, this I
• 24:11
  think it's more lip service more than anything cuz they're not removing the AI.
• 24:15
  >> No, they're just telling you that it is AI. >> Yeah. So, it's not really helping the
• 24:19
  issue at all. >> Yeah. We got I asked in the I think it was in
• 24:25
  the afterparty I asked about uh AI thumbnails. >> Mhm. >> And I got >> Yep.
• 24:30
  >> I'll double check, but I think largely everyone was like said they liked them. >> Okay.
• 24:34
  >> So, I was like, "Okay, that's interesting." But I wonder if um that would
• 24:40
  set them off. >> I don't From what I've seen, no. >> Yeah, okay.
• 24:46
  >> Because it's just the thumbnail. If you look at it and then it looks at the rest
• 24:50
  of it, it's just our two talking heads. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Mhm.
• 24:55
  >> Your beautiful face and me. Aw. >> So humble. >> Take the compliment.
• 25:02
  >> Aw. Um it say okay it says apparently apply to videos that show significant photo
• 25:08
  realistic AI use. Okay, so that implies not audio. >> No.
• 25:11
  >> And not this unless they somehow think they might think you're AI because you
• 25:16
  do kind of phase in and out of existence sometimes.
• 25:19
  >> I'll fix I need to fix my lighting in here and I will get to that one day.
• 25:23
  >> I think it's charming. >> No, I'll leave it at that. >> Yeah. I'll fix it please.
• 25:27
  >> Maybe I am AI and Matt's just talking to himself.
• 25:29
  >> Did you see the thumbnail last week? >> Yes. >> [laughter]
• 25:33
  >> Not not not the after party one the actual show. >> No, the life is normal? >> Yeah.
• 25:38
  Man did a great job with that. >> That was great. I loved that [laughter] one.
• 25:41
  >> That's what I mean. I like I know people that like the AI thumbnails but like
• 25:44
  come on there's no way I could have done that without >> No. >> Yeah.
• 25:50
  >> No, you wouldn't have been able to and not and it wasn't but still
• 25:54
  >> I mean not that this matters but it wasn't just like I like I said make a
• 25:58
  thing and it did it. Like there was some back and forth you know I put in some
• 26:01
  effort to try and make it look cool and nice and
• 26:04
  >> You never ever go with the first prompt. >> No. No, we made some changes together.
• 26:08
  >> But although I have noticed that AI is getting better with words.
• 26:12
  >> Oh [ __ ] yeah. Yeah yeah yeah. >> Yeah really when AI first came out it
• 26:15
  just could not spell. >> Yeah if there were words in the picture
• 26:18
  it was a dead giveaway cuz it was just nonsense. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. Now it's like yeah.
• 26:24
  Yeah. All right cool. Yeah I doubt we'll get flagged but we
• 26:29
  shall see and I think yeah I think it's interesting but yeah I do think like you said it's
• 26:35
  I don't know there's going to be >> Yeah cuz the people who are watching the
• 26:39
  AI stuff cuz sometimes it's very obvious there's
• 26:44
  a AI shorts channel that I was watching Jack films talk about.
• 26:49
  And it's just it's fruit that's being sexy and getting
• 26:54
  into dramas and all this stuff and it's just reels and reels and reels of it. No
• 26:58
  one cares. It's AI. Everyone knows it's AI. >> It's fruit.
• 27:03
  >> They can just churn this content out. >> Right.
• 27:07
  >> YouTube's going to come along and go, "Oh yeah, this is AI." And the people
• 27:11
  watching it aren't going to care, but YouTube's done their part. >> it's AI. I don't care.
• 27:15
  >> Yep. >> It's like all those uh I see this a lot on threads.
• 27:21
  People will post, I think it's on threads cuz it got posted to X and
• 27:24
  someone moved it over, but people will have AI generate like there was one that
• 27:27
  was um Spider-Man fighting Carnage. And it was like uh you know, it costs
• 27:33
  Hollywood millions and millions of dollars to make stuff like this and AI
• 27:36
  did this in like 10 seconds and it's like a thing of Spider-Man fighting Carnage.
• 27:43
  >> Yeah. >> But it's not good. Like [laughter] I don't know. Like maybe
• 27:48
  this might be my you know, I've often complained about I think my brain rejects >> Yes.
• 27:54
  >> computer generated fights in in movies. I I just I can't I don't like them. And so
• 27:59
  I look at this and I go, "That's garbage." And a lot of other people were
• 28:02
  saying like, "This is really bad." But then also a lot of other people were
• 28:05
  like, "Oh, wow. Yeah. This is amazing." And I'm like, man, it's just
• 28:10
  [clears throat] really a range of >> But then again, are those people real?
• 28:15
  >> Oh god, don't get me started on that. Yeah. Good point. I don't know.
• 28:21
  >> Cuz yeah, there's a lot of you know, just fake accounts on there and they all
• 28:24
  just you pay AI to >> Yeah. >> to go and comment on stuff and the
• 28:29
  comments are normally not related to what's on being seen or done. It's just
• 28:36
  Wow, so good. Love insert channel name here. >> Do you think that guy was making fun of
• 28:41
  you the other week was AI? >> Yep. No, I don't I don't want that. I don't
• 28:46
  want to piss off AI. >> [laughter] >> They can make as I said people can make
• 28:51
  fun of me all they like. Doesn't bother me. >> Yeah, same.
• 28:55
  I think it's funny. There's only very rare occasions that I've um
• 28:59
  not that I've flagged a comment and removed it from YouTube but it's usually
• 29:03
  cuz they say something racist and I'm like [laughter] I don't want that on a
• 29:05
  [ __ ] channel. >> No, no we do not want racist. That doesn't help.
• 29:10
  >> It was in relation to I think it's it was it was when the
• 29:15
  Acolyte. We got a lot of a lot of feedback, let's say, when I
• 29:20
  said that I liked the Acolyte and I think there was one comment in
• 29:23
  particular that I don't even I'm not even really what it was but I remember
• 29:26
  going Jesus Christ, no, I'm not leaving that on there.
• 29:30
  >> I feel that I saw an article recently and it was about saying like in the new
• 29:34
  you know how Prime speaking the new Harry Potter TV show? >> Yes.
• 29:39
  >> And they're going to have like all deaf or something. They're not even the
• 29:43
  character that plays Ginny the first episode in the first season's going to
• 29:47
  be changed for the second season. And a few of the comments like oh yeah, that's
• 29:51
  happened like it's I think it's more of the parents or they just want to continue on.
• 29:55
  >> Okay. >> And in the first season you see Ginny for what 5 seconds at the
• 30:00
  train station it doesn't matter. It's not like a huge
• 30:02
  People oh yeah it's okay and then the rest was just they replaced her own
• 30:05
  character they need to do this they need to get rid of Snape like what are they
• 30:08
  doing they're going to regret doing this it's all like oh my god. Like
• 30:14
  just hundreds of comments just complaining about Snape being black.
• 30:19
  >> It's so weird to me. Who [ __ ] cares? Like I don't know how do you care that
• 30:24
  much about a thing that's like I I don't get it but then again I'm not
• 30:30
  I guess I I take heart in it because I guess I'm not racist because I don't
• 30:35
  understand why you care so much about that. Like
• 30:39
  >> makes zero sense in my head why this is a thing like even article
• 30:44
  someone talked about in 007 the new game people complaining that there's a black
• 30:49
  character in it and I it didn't even cross my mind
• 30:52
  >> I don't know who the black character is and I did see that. I didn't look into it.
• 30:57
  Is it a prominent character? Is it a >> Greenway Greenway is the guy who's teaching me to
• 31:02
  become an agent. >> So it's not even a character that's in the [ __ ] books or movies.
• 31:07
  >> No. Cuz this is set modern day. >> I don't understand. I don't understand.
• 31:13
  I could I could cuz I was thinking they already did this. They made money
• 31:16
  Pennyworth black in in like the >> What are people complaining about? It's not real.
• 31:23
  >> Who [ __ ] cares, man? I don't care. I wonder if
• 31:29
  A, it's not I think that a lot of that is not real. It's got to be AI or I feel like it's
• 31:36
  just like a gimmick that people get to go into too hard. It's got to be. Or I
• 31:40
  guess I just don't understand that people really are that [ __ ] stupid. >> I hope it is
• 31:45
  something like that because there were just hundreds and hundreds of comments
• 31:48
  just complaining about it and I just >> [laughter]
• 31:52
  >> Stupid. How embarrassing. You you if you You're embarrassing humans. You're
• 31:58
  embarrassing. It's so stupid. Just shut up.
• 32:04
  >> But let's not talk about it. Just that's just depressing. >> I do want to ask about
• 32:09
  about First Light though. You've been playing >> I've been playing it. Um I need to
• 32:16
  be careful how I play it cuz um it's >> Is this one of those ones where if you
• 32:20
  make a noise and now you have to murder everybody?
• 32:23
  >> Uh pretty much, yeah. But it's not it's a lot harder to do that cuz it is very
• 32:30
  Hitman-esque. >> Okay, so you're not supposed to It doesn't allow for you really to just
• 32:34
  murder everyone. >> Yeah. Like cuz you know in Hitman, like
• 32:38
  Yeah, it's actually hard if you set If you have you got to It's not just
• 32:42
  with like Watch Dogs or Yeah, GTA where you just down you just murder everyone
• 32:47
  and you move >> Murdering everybody is a is a recognized mechanic in some games. >> Yes.
• 32:50
  >> In this game and yeah, in Hitman, it's not. >> not. So, I'm not I struggled at a bit,
• 32:54
  but it's not as bad as Hitman. Okay.
• 33:00
  But I'm only a little bit into it. >> Yeah. All right.
• 33:03
  >> So, I'm going on my first mission now. >> Mhm. Where you going?
• 33:08
  >> I wasn't paying attention. >> That doesn't surprise me.
• 33:11
  >> I'll work out the details when I'm there. >> Yeah. In case you don't know, watchers
• 33:15
  and listeners, Luke is not a big story guy in games. He's a gameplay guy. He's
• 33:21
  an achievements guy. >> I'm an achievements guy.
• 33:24
  >> And gameplay is more important than the story. And the story is just a thing that
• 33:27
  happens while he's doing that. >> I used to really like story in games. >> Yeah.
• 33:32
  >> And then achievements came along. >> And ruined it. >> Ruined it.
• 33:36
  >> I'm thinking of getting First Light. I was interested in getting
• 33:39
  it on the Switch, too, but it's got delayed on Switch, too. So, um
• 33:44
  I don't know. I guess I'll I'll probably get it on the Xbox. I
• 33:48
  mean, it's probably the best place to get it anyway, but >> Yeah.
• 33:52
  I went to play They just released um The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice
• 33:58
  Edition on Game Pass. >> Oh. >> And I went to play it on my little Ally Rogue.
• 34:03
  >> Yeah. >> The screen is far too small for that. >> Oh. >> It just
• 34:09
  was unplayable for me. >> Okay. Speaking of that, uh well, I'll just
• 34:15
  I'll just one last thing on James Bond then I'll then I'll tell this. The uh
• 34:19
  The reviews have said that this is the best James Bond outing in since Skyfall. Uh which
• 34:26
  has enticed me to want to play it even more. So. >> Okay.
• 34:30
  >> Cuz I like Skyfall. I liked No Time to Die as well the second time.
• 34:33
  >> But it's sort of weird that it's comparing a game to a book movie but
• 34:38
  >> Yeah, I know. I know. But it was I think yeah. People
• 34:43
  would I think people understand that comparison. >> Yeah. But no, I'm I'm enjoying it cuz
• 34:48
  yeah, you're basically playing a It's not set in the past. It's set in
• 34:51
  modern day and it's about how you get recruited into MI6. >> Right. Okay.
• 34:57
  Um On the topic of small screens, I have still been trying to play Stardew
• 35:02
  Valley. I know Did I mention this last week? Right? >> Yes.
• 35:05
  >> I just really wanted something I just wanted something
• 35:08
  on my Switch Lite. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. I got my Switch Lite. I
• 35:11
  wanted something I can potter around in. The UI is too [ __ ] small. >> Yes.
• 35:17
  >> It was driving me nuts cuz I'm I know we already We got old man gizzum out of the
• 35:21
  way before the show started. Right? >> So we're back again.
• 35:23
  >> This is brief, right? We've talked about our health problems before we started
• 35:27
  recording this week. So you don't have to But I will say my eyes aren't what
• 35:30
  they used to be. >> Mhm. >> Uh but then I realized in the menu, you can increase the UI
• 35:37
  slider and it felt horrible and gross and disgusting to do it because I've
• 35:41
  never had to do that before. >> [laughter] >> But I did [snorts] increase the UI scale
• 35:47
  and it's perfectly playable and >> Well, I I think it's okay to do it on a
• 35:52
  on a small screen. I think you have to on a small screen. If you're doing it on
• 35:56
  a large screen, you got more problems. >> Yes. And the other thing is I know I said I
• 36:02
  couldn't get into Stardew Valley. I just decided stop cuz one of the things I do is you
• 36:08
  know, you can find these like beginners guides to and it's got all this stuff
• 36:11
  you got to do and and you know, you've got to got a certain amount of things
• 36:14
  you can do every day and it can become very stressful if you're me because you
• 36:18
  keep thinking I've got to progress that kind of I'm like no, no.
• 36:21
  [ __ ] it. I'm just going to do things >> Do what you want.
• 36:25
  >> and I'm not going to worry about it and I have been enjoying it more doing that,
• 36:29
  which I think is how you're supposed to do it. It's just that people on the
• 36:31
  internet are [ __ ] weird. >> So yeah, you you you So what have you
• 36:36
  decided on? Are you a farmer, a minor, a monster hunter?
• 36:39
  >> at the moment I've just a bit of bit of everything. I'm finding my place. I've
• 36:45
  done gone down to the mines and I've I've built myself uh a furnace to smelt
• 36:50
  some metal. And then I was like, let's try some fishing. I did some fishing.
• 36:54
  I've gotten better at the fishing mini-game, which is [ __ ] infuriating
• 36:57
  at first, but actually does get a lot easier. So [laughter]
• 37:01
  uh and then uh and then just I'm just pottering around.
• 37:05
  >> Okay. And that's what that game's really for. It's just uh
• 37:08
  >> It's I'm using it instead of scrolling on social media. >> Yeah.
• 37:14
  >> I'm just going to potter around in that, so. And it's been fine.
• 37:16
  >> That's good. It's good to get away from social media. >> Yes.
• 37:21
  Uh and I mentioned I went and saw a movie. I went and saw Repo! The Genetic Opera.
• 37:27
  >> Oh, yes, you did. How was that? >> It's great. I mean [laughter] it's a
• 37:30
  movie from 2008, which it it ended and the credits came up and it said 2008 and
• 37:36
  I was like, that's not possible. 2008
• 37:40
  cannot be as long ago as it feels like this movie came out. Does that Do you
• 37:45
  understand what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's almost 20 years ago.
• 37:49
  >> And this is what was actually Anthony Stewart head, isn't it? >> Yes. >> Yeah.
• 37:53
  >> But when you say when I see 2008, I'm like, oh, that's recent. It's not. It's
• 37:58
  not. And that hurts my brain. >> We're getting close to it being the 30s.
• 38:03
  We're doing that old man orgasm thing again. >> Yes. [laughter]
• 38:05
  >> The point is it's a great movie. It Well, it's not a great movie, but you
• 38:09
  should see it. But that's why it's great is because it's it's an attempt to do
• 38:13
  something co- like different. It's like uh it's a musical
• 38:19
  um about a future where there's massive organ failure and this company called
• 38:24
  GeneCo rises to prominence because they can give you new organs except they
• 38:31
  charge a fortune so you have to do a payment plan and if you don't make your
• 38:35
  payments they send the repo men to get the organs. >> [laughter]
• 38:39
  >> And it's about a story that happens in that world. >> Yeah.
• 38:43
  >> Yeah. And it's great. And it's in theaters in the US at the moment for a
• 38:48
  bit of a revival. So if you can get a chance to go see it you should. Or just
• 38:51
  watch it at home. >> I think the movies we've got this
• 38:54
  weekend here, I think they're doing the Spider-Man trilogy. >> Ah, interesting.
• 39:01
  >> So like the What's his name? >> Toby Maguire.
• 39:06
  >> The Yeah, Toby Maguire. >> Yeah. >> They've got that going on this weekend here.
• 39:10
  >> those ones. >> What shall we Oh, I get to go see You see what I'm
• 39:17
  going to go see next week. >> What are you going to see?
• 39:20
  >> I'm going to go see Scary Movie. >> [laughter] >> Yeah.
• 39:24
  >> I like those movies. I don't know why. >> I know why. They're funny.
• 39:28
  >> And Masters of the Universe. >> Oh, yeah. We've got some Masters of the Universe news.
• 39:33
  >> We do. We should talk about that cuz I >> Yeah. >> found this a bit strange.
• 39:38
  >> Yeah, apparently Jared Leto has not been showing up to
• 39:44
  to Masters of the Universe press or the premiere or any of that stuff. He's just
• 39:47
  not been there and first people were like, well, that's cuz no one likes him.
• 39:51
  But apparently that's not true. It's cuz he doesn't like the movie. >> Which
• 39:56
  >> Allegedly, allegedly. >> I find this weird because [clears throat]
• 40:01
  he's also famous for saying he doesn't watch his own movies. >> Right. So
• 40:06
  would he be at the premieres? >> Yeah. >> I don't know. He's uh
• 40:12
  It's odd because right, he's been in some [ __ ] >> Yes. >> And he's gotten flak
• 40:17
  for being [ __ ] in some movies. Oh, well, I mean, Tron Legacy he was fine in. Um
• 40:24
  Morbius was a a laughing stock, but kind of a >> [laughter]
• 40:27
  >> I I still laugh at that. It was a laughing stock twice. >> Yes.
• 40:32
  Um and then you know, he's in Appropriate Behavior and his weird [ __ ] with uh
• 40:37
  >> Suicide Squad. >> and all that. But But for this,
• 40:40
  apparently people are saying he's pretty good in this. >> Mhm. >> So, it's weird that he's
• 40:47
  If this is true, it's weird that that this is the one that he's
• 40:51
  not happy about. It's the one that he's actually good in.
• 40:53
  >> We also discussed last week that he's not really in it.
• 40:58
  >> Yeah, that's true. He's just doing a >> his voice.
• 41:00
  >> Skeletor's voice. I assume that's how he talks in this.
• 41:02
  >> Yeah, cuz it's It's not going to be It's not him in the suit there. It's
• 41:07
  going to be computer-generated face. So, it's just his voice. >> Yeah.
• 41:12
  Yeah, weird. >> But yeah, uh so, is this known that he's not
• 41:18
  thrilled with it or is it just conjecture? >> So, let's see.
• 41:25
  A report from Puck News >> Mhm. >> as that he wasn't thrilled with the
• 41:30
  film, but not for the reasons you might expect. Indicate Leto was reportedly paid
• 41:36
  5 million for the role and at Amazon's request is complying with remaining
• 41:39
  silent about his involvement. >> What? >> This isn't Hang on. Let me click through
• 41:46
  this article. This isn't making sense. >> No. >> Oh, see, I can't read this article
• 41:52
  because you've got to [ __ ] pay for it. All right, I have to go back to this
• 41:55
  summary that doesn't tell me anything. He's report He was reportedly paid 5
• 41:58
  million for the role and at Amazon's request is complying with remaining
• 42:02
  silent about his involvement with the film. So, what does that have to do with him
• 42:07
  not being thrilled? >> Is it >> I'm confused. >> the same thing that maybe happened with
• 42:13
  Suicide Squad where he went on and filmed all this extra stuff?
• 42:18
  >> And so he did what he wanted to do and they were like, "Thanks, mate." >> [laughter]
• 42:20
  >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Maybe. >> [gasps] >> Cuz I could see him doing that again, just
• 42:27
  >> Not for the reasons you might expect. And then it just doesn't explain what that means.
• 42:33
  >> Yeah. So, is it Unless >> Unless Unless my reading comprehension is suffering today.
• 42:39
  >> No, I I've I've read that sentence about three times. It doesn't make sense.
• 42:43
  >> There's a bit There's a part of the story missing. It says he wasn't killed
• 42:46
  but not for the reason you might expect and then it moves on. Okay, so we don't
• 42:49
  know why. We don't know why. >> I'll maybe look try and let you know why next week.
• 42:55
  >> Yeah, when you see it, right? >> Yeah. >> I might I
• 42:58
  It's hard for me to get to the movies. It's really hard. So, like I don't know.
• 43:01
  I I'd like to see it. I'm interested. I've heard it's very good.
• 43:05
  >> Yeah, [snorts] as I said, like I know last week a few weeks ago where I said
• 43:09
  like I started to grow on me. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know. I just thought it
• 43:13
  looked silly but then everyone's like, "You know, it's fun." I'm like, "Oh,
• 43:16
  that could be good then." >> Yeah. >> I guess if it's not It looked to me I
• 43:20
  was worried it's going to be silly but it's not doesn't mean to be silly. But
• 43:24
  apparently it's just like leans right into that. So, okay, maybe that works. >> Yeah.
• 43:30
  I'll let you know. Oh, I'm I'm going to go We'll do a serious segue
• 43:36
  cuz I'm just having things pop into my head. >> Go on. >> Um
• 43:41
  Spider-Noir I haven't started watching it yet but I just saw it.
• 43:45
  I just saw it advertised just before we started recording and I'm Oh, I want to
• 43:49
  watch this but I don't know how to watch it. >> It's on Prime.
• 43:53
  >> I I don't know how to watch it. How's it work in Australia?
• 43:56
  >> Oh. Oh, oh, oh. Yeah, good point. Um I feel like >> Cuz I think both could be good.
• 44:03
  >> I feel like black and white I might do first. >> But even the color's not color. color
• 44:07
  >> know. I know. Yeah, you're right. You're right. Yeah, that's annoying.
• 44:13
  Not annoying. It's cool that they did that, but it doesn't mean I'm probably
• 44:15
  going to watch it. Maybe not watch it twice, but skim it. >> Just skim just to see.
• 44:19
  >> [laughter] >> Yeah. I think I might do color. >> All right. You want to see Nick in
• 44:26
  color? >> Or maybe I might go episode to episode and just switch it up.
• 44:30
  >> Yeah, I'm very interested. I'll try and >> I've got so many my queue is just
• 44:34
  growing, man. >> I've got fun stuff to watch. What about
• 44:36
  season 2 yet I haven't watched. We started watching This actually some news about
• 44:40
  Jury Duty season 3 here. We started watching the second season. It's very funny.
• 44:45
  >> season of that. >> It's good so far. I've only watched like
• 44:48
  I think maybe the first episode. And I'm like, "Okay, this is good."
• 44:52
  It's been renewed for season 3, but um they're it it's hard because everybody knows
• 44:58
  about it now. >> Yeah, you got to give it time between.
• 45:01
  >> Yeah, so they've got to apparently they've got to the new challenge is
• 45:04
  like, "The [ __ ] do you do now?" Like cuz the the the first season they did Jury Duty.
• 45:10
  >> Yep. >> Second season is like company retreat. >> Um >> Like what do you do after that?
• 45:16
  >> Yeah. >> And like it's so absurd. I feel like it's going to be hard to
• 45:22
  find people who aren't like, "Hang on a minute." >> Yeah. >> It's just so silly.
• 45:27
  >> No, and I think that's why they while it's been renewed, I think you got to
• 45:30
  give it a couple of years in between just for >> Let people forget about it. >> Yeah.
• 45:35
  >> Yeah. I saw two We talked about the rehearsal. >> Mhm. >> Right?
• 45:40
  >> Cuz I need to watch the season 2 of Rehearsed the Rehearsal.
• 45:43
  >> So, I won't spoil anything for season 2, but you know it's about planes, right? About
• 45:47
  flight safety? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Well, this is not a spoiler
• 45:51
  cuz it's it's the premise of the season. Nathan Fielder thinks he's discovered that
• 45:57
  and this appears to be the case based on the show. Mhm. A lot of crashes,
• 46:02
  airplane crashes, could have been prevented if the co-pilot had spoken up
• 46:07
  because the pilot did something silly or or made a mistake and the co-pilot was
• 46:13
  too like afraid or like socially >> Yeah, no.
• 46:18
  That can That kind of seems to make sense. >> goes through transcripts of flight logs
• 46:24
  from just before a crash and often he he he says like right here at this moment
• 46:30
  if the co-pilot had just said no, my controls, you're out of your you're out
• 46:33
  of your [ __ ] mind or something. >> Yeah. >> It could have been prevented. And so the
• 46:37
  whole season is about how does he as a [ __ ] comedian with a show on HBO how
• 46:44
  does he try to fix this? And it's really funny and also quite
• 46:50
  clever. But it's got >> That's crazy cuz that would be a thing
• 46:53
  like you got your senior pilot there who's not going to listen to his junior. >> Yeah.
• 46:57
  >> And >> goes on the show like they do all of it they follow them around and they get
• 47:00
  them to reenact how they do things like they they don't talk to each other
• 47:03
  before and they don't know each other. You get assigned a co-pilot and a
• 47:06
  co-pilot. They don't talk before the flight. They just sit in a room
• 47:10
  silently. And so yeah, it's it's really interesting. Um
• 47:16
  but as part of it they did a fake um you know like like The Voice or
• 47:23
  America's Got Talent or one of those like there's a show it's called Wings of
• 47:26
  Voice and they did it as a as an as a experiment for the pilots
• 47:32
  so they would have these co-pilots come in and then the the contestants would come
• 47:36
  in and sing and then you have to tell them no, sorry. You're not getting through the next
• 47:41
  round. And it was to see how they react in a stressful situation like that which
• 47:45
  I think is really cool idea except >> [snorts] >> except So I I won't I won't spoil that
• 47:51
  too much. But what I want to talk about is just that they didn't tell anybody it
• 47:55
  was fake obviously because it wouldn't work. And so now there's this whole
• 47:59
  group of people that apparently they got the contact details for these
• 48:02
  contestants from people who auditioned for America's Got Talent.
• 48:06
  And then they sent them out and said there's a new one. Do you want to come
• 48:09
  on and audition for the new one? And a lot of people spent money to travel
• 48:14
  to come and be on this thing and then found out oh, it was a joke.
• 48:19
  Like like not a joke but yeah, it wasn't it is a joke. >> It is because there's no
• 48:25
  >> It's not real. >> progress their careers. You're not going to be able to
• 48:29
  >> It's not what they thought it was. And so yeah, I read an article about there's a
• 48:33
  a particular a lady who's a singer and she was on America's Got Talent and I
• 48:38
  forget her name but she's she's somewhat got a musical career and she was furious
• 48:42
  cuz she spent she spent like like 10 grand going to this thing.
• 48:47
  >> thinking that hey, this is an actual >> Because her agent said this is an opportunity
• 48:51
  and then she said it wasn't an opportunity. It wasn't a it was just a
• 48:55
  social experiment. But I yeah, I'm like okay. So anyway, I just thought that was
• 49:00
  interesting. >> Mhm. I could I could see that being sort of annoying. >> Yeah, totally.
• 49:06
  >> Like it like it's yeah, you think this is an actual chance but I could also see
• 49:10
  why they did it. >> too. It's a bit embarrassing to be like
• 49:14
  tell cuz they told all their friends and family they're going to this thing and
• 49:17
  they progressed to the next round and they got all excited. And then cuz they
• 49:20
  they they played out the whole thing. They played out the whole thing.
• 49:24
  >> You're getting a call back like it's actually this might be happening this
• 49:27
  time. I've progressed. It's >> And there was a winner. But
• 49:32
  if it doesn't it doesn't go anywhere. >> There's no contract. There's no nothing.
• 49:35
  >> I think they won a cash prize but like it's still it's like
• 49:38
  >> But that's not what they were there for. They weren't there to >> Yeah.
• 49:42
  >> They were there to become a star. >> I think yeah, it's very interesting. The
• 49:47
  it made me think oh wow, yeah. Like I love Nathan for you and
• 49:52
  and the rehearsal and I think Nathan Fielder's really really funny. But I was
• 49:55
  like, "Oh yeah, that is that's tough." >> Yeah. I could see why they did it though cuz
• 50:00
  you can't really just hire actors for for that and
• 50:04
  >> No, and I again I'm like the whole the premise of the season is just so
• 50:08
  interesting that I was like, "Oh I get it." But I do feel like that's yeah, I
• 50:13
  would I'd feel uncomfortable doing that to people. >> I just but he can just do it with a
• 50:17
  straight face and not break. >> He's [ __ ] >> I don't know how.
• 50:22
  >> You got to There's stuff in this season that you got to watch it. It's it's pretty
• 50:26
  >> Cuz you think like with Cunk she can do the whole thing with straight face. No,
• 50:29
  she breaks all the time. >> Yeah, did you watch Last One Laughing season 2? >> Yes.
• 50:33
  >> Yeah. Yeah, she was good in it but she does laugh. >> Yeah, but Nathan Fielder he's
• 50:39
  he plays the entire thing like he doesn't break. >> into it. When something gets funny he
• 50:45
  he's like "Let's go." And he makes it makes it worse and worse. It's like, "How are you
• 50:50
  >> He's doing He's doing it with people cuz if he breaks the whole thing's over. >> Yeah.
• 50:55
  Yeah, exactly because they'll know it's a joke. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So I
• 51:01
  You would not want to see him on Last One Laughing. >> No. No. That actually that guy um
• 51:07
  I know uh spoilers. I don't want to say who won just in case people want to watch but uh
• 51:14
  I It's leave it. I've I've ruined it now. I can't say anything. I can't say anything.
• 51:18
  Watch Last One Laughing season 2. It's very good. >> Watch it. It's great. The UK version.
• 51:21
  >> Yeah, yeah, the UK version. I've seen it. >> like 20 different versions. >> Yeah.
• 51:26
  Um just quickly speaking of we're talking about Spider-Noir. Um Nicholas Cage this week
• 51:31
  uh So this is just quick thing said um Nicholas Cage said Christopher Nolan
• 51:38
  won't call him back because he uh he turned down
• 51:44
  a role in a good movie No, no, hang on. What It was a specific one.
• 51:49
  Come on. What you [ __ ] movie was he supposed to be in? Insomnia. >> Insomnia.
• 51:53
  >> Very early on, Christopher Nolan's first film? I think Insomnia.
• 51:59
  Nicolas Cage turned it down. And now, when he calls Christopher Nolan says,
• 52:02
  "Hey, you got anything for me?" He doesn't call him back. >> [laughter] >> So.
• 52:08
  >> Which is weird cuz that would have been at Nicolas Cage's time of doing anything.
• 52:14
  >> Mhm. Yeah. Maybe that's why Christopher Nolan's like, "You know what? [ __ ] you,
• 52:17
  mate." >> Yeah. You You missed your chance to get on this.
• 52:20
  >> He said yes to this [ __ ] and not my movie. All right. Yeah, cuz I feel like
• 52:27
  if you're an actor working currently, you want to be in a Christopher Nolan movie.
• 52:31
  >> You do now. But back then, it was different.
• 52:35
  >> Yeah. Yeah, I think after Memento, you'd be like, yeah, I'll say yes to this guy.
• 52:40
  >> Yeah. But yeah. >> I just thought that was funny.
• 52:44
  >> But yeah Yeah, it would have been I wonder what he would have signed up for
• 52:47
  instead of this. Maybe that's the the actual [clears throat] reason, just that like
• 52:51
  >> Christopher Nolan knows what he did instead. Yeah, exactly. [laughter] The
• 52:58
  the [ __ ] Wicker Man remake or something. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, terrible.
• 53:03
  >> Oh, there's a Madden movie coming out. >> Madden? >> Yeah.
• 53:07
  >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I knew that. Yeah. Yeah, with Nick the Cage.
• 53:11
  >> Yeah, I just saw it's on the trailer on here. I didn't know that. >> Mhm.
• 53:15
  >> I'm not going to watch that. >> Um have you played Subnautica 2? >> I haven't.
• 53:22
  >> It's out. >> want to though, but cuz I played it through the first one.
• 53:27
  All right, I cheated my way through the first one to get the achievements.
• 53:30
  >> Okay, I've played the first one. I didn't play through it.
• 53:33
  Uh but I did play it and I enjoyed it quite a bit. Um so, I'm interested
• 53:38
  uh I guess in this. I don't know. I I say I'll leave it to time. So, we'll see
• 53:41
  if I get around to it. But, uh it does look good. The first one was good. >> Yeah.
• 53:46
  >> There's a There's a bit of controversy about the game because the publisher
• 53:51
  um delayed the launch and um
• 53:57
  basically there's this whole thing where it was seemed like they were trying to
• 54:00
  get out of play paying them a $250 million bonus. Um
• 54:04
  >> Oh, yes. I remember hearing something about that.
• 54:06
  >> Yeah, cuz they like delayed the the game. But, and then they said, "Oh,
• 54:10
  well, you didn't deliver." or whatever. >> Yeah. >> And then um and then famously um
• 54:16
  uh the asked Chat GPT how to get out of paying the
• 54:22
  the bonus. And then it came up in court that they had asked Chat GPT
• 54:26
  specifically, "How do we get out of paying the bonus?" And it was like,
• 54:29
  "Okay, [ __ ] you." >> Yeah. >> So, um
• 54:33
  they the studio A judge has said they get the bonus.
• 54:38
  But, the court has not decided how much they get. >> Okay.
• 54:42
  >> So, it may not be the full $250 million. >> See, here's the crazy thing. Like
• 54:47
  as a $250 million bonus, I don't think it's while I love the game, I can't see it
• 54:53
  making that much and >> Yeah, I don't know. >> warrants a bonus of that. >> Yeah.
• 55:00
  >> Just seems like a lot. >> I guess I don't know how much games
• 55:04
  make. At $30 Oh, here we go. At $30 a copy subtracting Valve's 30% platform
• 55:09
  fee, that's around 85 million in potential revenue for the month.
• 55:14
  Yeah, so that's like Does that seem like a pretty stupid >> Yeah.
• 55:20
  >> bonus to offer them? Like >> Yeah, I think that I think they've
• 55:24
  worked that out that hold on we've agreed to this bonus, but it's
• 55:30
  >> Like 85 million in the first month. 85 million in the first month.
• 55:33
  >> Like that's not even what it would be. >> "Oh, yeah, I mean months you'll make it
• 55:36
  back." but the sales drop off after the first month. >> Yeah. >> Like
• 55:40
  They're not going to make They're not going to make Well, >> They'll they'll make it
• 55:44
  >> I assume they're not going to make 85 million any other month. It's going to go down.
• 55:48
  >> they will get the 250 million, but that's the bonus on top of what they've
• 55:52
  already been paid. >> Exactly. Exactly. Mhm.
• 55:59
  >> So, yeah, that was a Yeah, I think they just someone made a terrible decision because
• 56:04
  >> I can see why they asked Chat GPT how to get out of it, but still
• 56:07
  too late. You made the [ __ ] deal. Pay them. >> Yeah. Cuz yeah, I'm not saying
• 56:12
  Something like this is not going to be a great game.
• 56:14
  It is. It's just not a mainstream game that >> No. No, right.
• 56:21
  >> Trigger quarter of a billion-dollar payout. >> The evidence is there. It sold 85
• 56:27
  million dollars worth in the first month. That's I feel like
• 56:32
  250 million-dollar bonus doesn't make any sense financially, basically. >> No. >> They
• 56:37
  they should have foreseen that. And apparently they did foresee it after
• 56:41
  they agreed to it. >> After they agreed to it and then were
• 56:43
  Chat GPT, I've screwed up. How do I fix this? >> Yeah.
• 56:49
  >> Cuz yeah, it's not like they're going to lose money on this deal even if they
• 56:52
  have to pay it out. They're just Their profit margin is going to be lower. >> They might.
• 56:57
  >> Uh >> [sighs] >> It depends how much money they'll paid up front.
• 57:01
  Doesn't say on here. Oh, they're paid up
• 57:06
  an upfront price of 50 million dollars. >> Right, with the 250 million-dollar
• 57:10
  bonus. Okay, so what about 300 million total? >> Yeah, 300 No, no, they'll get their
• 57:14
  money, but >> might be right. >> They're not going to There's no profit there, really.
• 57:19
  >> Yeah, it's not a cash cow. By any means. >> it's not what they thought it was going
• 57:23
  to be. >> Mhm. >> I don't want to play it. I think it is on
• 57:29
  Xbox now. >> Yeah, I'm pretty it's out. >> in
• 57:35
  >> Mhm. >> I will find out. Subnautica 2
• 57:42
  No, it's early access came on the 14th of May,
• 57:47
  but there's no achievements yet. >> Ah, so you're not interested. >> Dead.
• 57:51
  >> Yeah, sorry. That should say it's in early access. But but like that these
• 57:54
  days that's that's the launch like game hits. >> Yeah.
• 57:59
  >> But also that they could be also trying to claim hey you you went early access.
• 58:03
  You didn't actually >> Maybe. Yeah, maybe that's another tactic, too. Yeah.
• 58:08
  >> And if they hadn't got to chat GPT, that might have been an actual
• 58:12
  >> Might have been a good >> argument. >> Mhm. Um did you want to have a rant? I saw
• 58:18
  something about Yeah, I would love for you to have a rant. I'm excited about it.
• 58:21
  >> I So on my phone, you know how you get news articles that pop up? >> Yes.
• 58:26
  >> There's this one that pops up all time from screenrant.com.
• 58:29
  >> Mhm. I used to like Screen Rant. >> They are all a week time ago.
• 58:34
  >> They bait titles and >> bad. >> They're getting me so many times. Like
• 58:40
  there was cuz there'll be stuff I'm sort of interested in and it's sort of like oh,
• 58:45
  the next season of Buffy. We've got some news on it after Buffy been canceled. Oh
• 58:50
  great, what is it? They're releasing a comic book. No, you said the next
• 58:54
  season. You were talking You knew what you were talking about.
• 58:57
  >> Yeah. Yeah, yeah. It's intentional. >> time. >> It's intentional.
• 59:02
  >> So I have to block them cuz >> [laughter] >> They've done this to themselves.
• 59:07
  >> They're just hurting my heart all the time cuz I get excited.
• 59:12
  >> Yeah, it's intentional. >> this time it's not going to be. It's
• 59:14
  going to be something about the screen. No, there's a comic book coming out and
• 59:19
  no, that's not what you said in the title. >> Yeah, Screen Rant had got so bad at this
• 59:25
  that I just ignore it now. Like >> I I have to now. It's just a
• 59:29
  >> They post so much [ __ ] and then they'll Not only that, it's like
• 59:33
  I understand why, right? They're trying to It's a business, right? And it's
• 59:36
  tough It's tough out there. People are blocking ads, you know, getting money or
• 59:39
  whatever, but just like there'll be an article or there'll be a
• 59:43
  headline and then you read the article The article is just like two lines and
• 59:46
  it's nothing. Like Like this whole like [ __ ] like, you know, the James Gunn comments on
• 59:51
  [ __ ] 9/11 or whatever. It's like, [laughter] "Oh." And you click on it and
• 59:55
  it's like you said, "Oh yeah, I was alive for that." Like >> Yep. >> [laughter]
• 59:59
  >> Yeah. Like they do [ __ ] like that. Not exactly like that.
• 1:00:02
  >> But it's just constant. There's just so much stuff, but
• 1:00:06
  >> Just non- nothing burgers all day with really, really stupid headlines.
• 1:00:12
  >> But they're The headlines are just good enough to There might actually be some news I'm
• 1:00:17
  interested in. >> I mean, honestly, it just goes to show
• 1:00:21
  that whoever's writing them is good at their job and I hate them. >> Yes. >> Yeah.
• 1:00:25
  >> So, because of you, I'm blocking them completely cuz I I just It was the last
• 1:00:29
  straw this week. >> No, I used to ScreenRant used to be one of my So So
• 1:00:34
  the way that I get news to talk about with you guys and in general
• 1:00:40
  >> old spreadsheet and look at all the stuff in there.
• 1:00:43
  >> depends on ScreenRant because they used to be good. Like >> Yes. And we
• 1:00:47
  >> I I subscribe to RSS feeds. I have an RSS feed reader and I That's how I get
• 1:00:51
  my news. I read websites that I like. I add them in there. Some that I don't
• 1:00:56
  like I don't really like Kotaku, but Kotaku has a good range of things. So,
• 1:01:01
  that's why Kotaku's in there. But I actually Like Sorry, Kotaku, if you're listening.
• 1:01:05
  I don't actually like your website because they do the same thing, just not as bad.
• 1:01:10
  >> Not as bad. There's still something there. And the thing is, we're not just
• 1:01:12
  going and reading the articles. We do put them in the show notes and put the
• 1:01:15
  links there. Like we're not just >> Yeah, exactly. Like if I get it from
• 1:01:19
  Like there's a ton of them in here from Kotaku. Like I'll link to them. You know. >> Yeah.
• 1:01:24
  >> I Yeah, I have got no qualms about doing that. But, um >> nothing in here from Screen
• 1:01:28
  >> Screen got the Screen got the boot because they Yeah, pissed me off.
• 1:01:32
  >> Yeah. No, it just It's so tight like it was Buffy Buffy
• 1:01:37
  was the one that got me again because it'd been just long enough that
• 1:01:43
  the show had been canceled. We all knew it. It just been just been long enough
• 1:01:46
  that hold on, maybe someone else has picked it up or something like that.
• 1:01:49
  >> And I know what you mean they were hinting at. It's the Angel
• 1:01:52
  comic series, too. So, it's not even Buffy. It's just pissing me off.
• 1:01:58
  >> That's right. It wasn't the Angel comic books as well.
• 1:02:00
  >> No, I saw cuz I saw I saw the news. But, but when I saw it, it didn't it didn't lie
• 1:02:06
  in the headline about it. It just said >> Yeah. >> Okay, yeah. I saw that news.
• 1:02:10
  >> Yeah. Yeah. Bastards. >> Yeah. >> Just getting my hopes up.
• 1:02:16
  >> Speaking of bastards, before we go Destiny 2 they've killed it and they've fired
• 1:02:23
  everybody apparently. Which is how video games work. >> Which is how video games work,
• 1:02:28
  especially a live service video game. They get >> I do think
• 1:02:31
  Yeah, I think the the weird thing about this is just that um they didn't
• 1:02:38
  I mean, I don't know how you would. You would I mean, you would tell the staff
• 1:02:41
  beforehand presumably. I don't know how far ahead of time, but but a lot of
• 1:02:45
  a lot of Bungie staff working on Destiny 2 found out Destiny 2 had been canceled
• 1:02:50
  and that they were probably going to be laid off when the press release went out. And I
• 1:02:54
  was like, that's a bit [ __ ] >> They could have let them
• 1:02:58
  They do tend to do that cuz it's a >> Because if you don't, someone will leak it.
• 1:03:03
  >> Leak it. And we also We haven't actually canceled It's not dead yet. And we still
• 1:03:08
  want you all to keep working on the stuff we've got in the pipeline.
• 1:03:11
  >> Yeah, that's true, too. Yeah. And and also just just to to
• 1:03:16
  killing it is an exaggeration. The game will [clears throat] still be there and
• 1:03:19
  still work. It's just not going to have any new content. Like what it is now or
• 1:03:23
  at the end of uh June. There's a content update in June and then that's it. >> Yeah.
• 1:03:30
  >> That's Destiny 2. >> And that's the thing. Like they want
• 1:03:33
  everyone to keep working to have that final release cuz the second they
• 1:03:36
  announce it and people find out, people are going to start well
• 1:03:40
  good thing I cut my resume up today and they're going to be >> Yeah.
• 1:03:43
  >> jumping ship and half-assing it again. >> Yeah, exactly. Yeah, that's fair.
• 1:03:47
  So there's some funny stuff that's happened as a as a result. There's a petition
• 1:03:51
  >> [laughter] >> demanding that Sony greenlight Destiny 3.
• 1:03:56
  Um which as far as I'm aware isn't a game that anybody's like pitched or anything. >> No.
• 1:04:03
  >> I'm not sure that's going to be you can't greenlight a game that doesn't exist. Like
• 1:04:08
  >> No. And I think the problem is is what and what we'll talk about last week as well is
• 1:04:14
  this type of game is not what's hot at the moment. >> No.
• 1:04:20
  That's true. >> Extraction shooter is and even Bungie's
• 1:04:23
  attempt at the extraction shooter didn't go well.
• 1:04:26
  >> And not only that, the other funny news is that Destiny players are now review
• 1:04:31
  bombing Marathon >> [laughter] >> to murder that game so that Bungie will
• 1:04:37
  make Destiny 3 instead. >> Yeah, that's not how that works.
• 1:04:42
  >> Yeah, don't do that. Come on, guys. It's all very like silly and melodramatic.
• 1:04:48
  >> I I just in their head they think if they destroy
• 1:04:52
  this game that they're making, they'll go back and make this other game.
• 1:04:56
  >> And you'll be forced for financial >> fact that >> make Destiny 3. >> They'll go
• 1:05:01
  not the fact that invest stakeholders will go hold on, we're losing lots of
• 1:05:06
  money and we're being review bombed. Let's take our money out of this because
• 1:05:10
  this isn't a good place to be. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, this is
• 1:05:16
  this is unfortunately they say all gamers are all nuts. Well, >> Yeah. >> They are.
• 1:05:22
  Not a good investment, maybe. >> And that's the reason why like we'll
• 1:05:26
  never have a Half-Life 3 because >> Yeah. At this point >> what Valve did
• 1:05:33
  >> it won't be good enough. >> It was not going to be good enough. >> Mhm.
• 1:05:36
  >> Even if they had have Even if they had have done it 20 years ago, it would not
• 1:05:39
  have been good enough. >> We've got some Valve news, but we could do that uh in uh
• 1:05:45
  >> In the after party? >> The after party. What's the after party?
• 1:05:49
  >> The after party is where we're going to continue talking for another 20 30 minutes.
• 1:05:53
  >> Yeah. 40 minutes? Who knows? Who knows? Sometimes it's longer than the main show.
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  >> It has been, but uh you're not going to get that one for free.
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  You've got to pay up for that. >> How much do you want? >> Well, I want a lot more, but
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  >> Oh. >> for you, just for you, special just this case. >> Okay.
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  >> $5. You go to patreon.com/multinordgasm. $5, you get the after party. For a dollar,
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  you can support us. >> Yeah. >> We'll take any money, but for $5,
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  special deal just this week. >> I fooled you. You're actually live on
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  camera right now, and you've just revealed the secret of the after party
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  to everybody. And they can now get it for They can everyone get it for five bucks a month.
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  >> Oh. >> So, joke's on you. >> Made a bit of a mistake there.
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  >> patreon.com/multinordgasm. You heard it from Luke's own mouth. Five
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  bucks a month, you get the after party. And you get all the old after parties,
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  too. There's like a couple hundred [ __ ] episodes at
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  this point. You can hear us talk about all sorts of stuff, including geeks of
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  the week. And we've got lots of geeks of the week, and
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  I've got an update on why there's so many geeks of the week. >> [laughter]
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  >> I'll save that for the after party. Yes. And I'll just say
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  the list has already been cut in half, and there's still a lot this week.
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  >> Yeah. And I'll explain why. >> [laughter]
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  >> All right. Bye, everyone. Bye. >> That's all for this week.
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