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Episode 196: Travel with Beer & Warner Bros. for Sale · Chucks Cantina

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Speaker 1: This is Chuck's Cantina podcast where anything and everything is
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Speaker 2: To some of those who have reached out, I will
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Speaker 2: a on weekend. As I talked about the last podcast
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Speaker 2: passing of unfortunately a few people. So again I give
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Speaker 2: So just go go on there stuff. You can see
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Speaker 2: all that information because that's like stuff like that. That's always cool,
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Speaker 2: even in these unfortunate circumstances. Today, I am drinking high
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Speaker 2: quality H two and I'm also drinking a bubbly sparkling
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Speaker 2: water BlackBerry. Give me a second story time before I
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Speaker 2: get to what the title the podcast is, which I
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Speaker 2: don't know the title is. I'm not talking about but
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Speaker 2: I don't know the title is of it yet story time,
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Speaker 2: So I'm not sure if I talk about this in
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Speaker 2: the last podcast. If I did, I apologize. I do
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Speaker 2: listen to my podcast, and I do thank you very
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Speaker 2: much because I have to when I edit them in
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Speaker 2: my recording studio aka, which is my office that my
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Speaker 2: wife awesomely painted, because I can't paign for shit. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: So I talked about a little bit on here. I
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Speaker 2: do know I talked about this at one point. There
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Speaker 2: is this beer beer It's good. There is this beer
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Speaker 2: in Dublin, Ireland, and my phone is asking me to
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Speaker 2: do my Duolingo even though I've already done it twice today.
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Speaker 2: Would you love one that says, oh, you don't do
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Speaker 2: your shit. I literally just checked the confirmation that I
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Speaker 2: did it today. Anyway, there's this brewery in Dublin I
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Speaker 2: don't know if you've heard of it. It's called Guy
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Speaker 2: and Els or something like that. Guinness. It's pretty good beer,
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Speaker 2: mostly known for like their stouts and all that stuff
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Speaker 2: in the long history and Ireland and all that stuff. Belither,
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Speaker 2: I believe the show is curly out about the history
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Speaker 2: at Guinness on Netflix. I'm not mistaken. I don't know
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Speaker 2: that for a fact. I do know there way they
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Speaker 2: were making a show, but I don't all the show
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Speaker 2: actually came out yet. I know there's a trailer. I
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Speaker 2: know that for sure. Anyway, back to story time. So
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Speaker 2: they have this beer, this lagger called hop House thirteen. Okay,
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Speaker 2: I think it's a pretty good beer. My wife, if
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Speaker 2: you listen to this podcast, really enjoys that beer, and
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Speaker 2: she don't drink beer. So when I came home recently
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Speaker 2: after my recent outing visiting her in Europe, it's not
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Speaker 2: been like something I planned always. It's just been circumstance. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 2: for where she's at, there really isn't any connected or
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Speaker 2: direct flights from the Chicago area or Milwaukee area too,
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Speaker 2: so usually there's a layover in like Frankfurt, or if
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Speaker 2: you're in the state's Newark or New York or Dulles,
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Speaker 2: d C. Richmond, all that stuff. But when if I
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Speaker 2: come home, I usually have to do a layover, and
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Speaker 2: I majority of the time have done my layovers in Dublin, Ireland,
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Speaker 2: good old Dublin man. I I've only vacation there was
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Speaker 2: But I love their airport anyway. And funny thing that
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Speaker 2: I said, I know I talked about this before too.
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Speaker 2: Funny about the airport is they have a US Customs
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Speaker 2: checkpoint there where you can do essentially your check You're
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Speaker 2: essentially going through your customs going into America essentially through
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Speaker 2: this airport is there an ally, so you don't have
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Speaker 2: to go through the international stuff when you get home,
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Speaker 2: which is really nice because I can take a lot
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Speaker 2: of time because it is a smaller airport obviously, and
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Speaker 2: everyone's doing it. You don't have to worry about your
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Speaker 2: bags and all that stuff. They simply just ask her
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Speaker 2: you check anything in all that jazz. That's pretty simple.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, moving along, So this beer that my wife
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Speaker 2: really enjoys. She's obviously had a couple of times. I
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Speaker 2: swear I've had it at the Guinness Brewery. I don't
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Speaker 2: know for a fact. She's pretty certain I did it,
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Speaker 2: which probably makes sense because her memory is a lot
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Speaker 2: better than mine, so obviously had it. We had it
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Speaker 2: at It's only available, and not not just Ireland. It's
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Speaker 2: essentially only available in Europe. You can find it at
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Speaker 2: essentially pretty much anywhere in Ireland, but then you can
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Speaker 2: also just find it sparingly in some English or Irish
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Speaker 2: pubs throughout Europe. We have been to some that have it.
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Speaker 2: We have been to some that don't. She has been
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Speaker 2: to some that have it, She has been to some
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Speaker 2: that don't. So I had the awesome task of when
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Speaker 2: I came home recently, I had my layover at Dublin,
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Speaker 2: my four and a half five hour layover in Dublin,
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Speaker 2: and boy did I hate that layover, just because time dragged.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, I had the task of that I to
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Speaker 2: volunteer distribute to was to go through Dublin. Dublin Airport,
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Speaker 2: and of course, says, any airport is smart enough, does it.
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Speaker 2: If you're in Orlando Airport, you're gonna find a mouse store.
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Speaker 2: I'm trying to say names here. I say, guess we're
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Speaker 2: trying to find a Disney store if you go through Hell.
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Speaker 2: If anyone who's been through the O'Hare airport, You're gonna
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Speaker 2: run through a probably fifteen thousand advertisements for nuts on Clark.
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Speaker 2: You know exactly what I'm talking about. You through Milwaukee Airport,
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Speaker 2: you're gonna see a bunch of signs that say hey
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Speaker 2: before you leave, make sure you grab a case of
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Speaker 2: spotted cow. Even though most airlines now don't like you
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Speaker 2: to bring on alcohol. So anyway, even though you could
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Speaker 2: consider duty free anyway, So get to the Guinness airp
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Speaker 2: or got to the Guinness airport they wish. Get to
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Speaker 2: the Dublin Airport, and I go to the Guinness store. Okay,
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Speaker 2: I'm not a guy that usually buys scenes to the airport.
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Speaker 2: I'll buy food, like I'll have like lunch or like
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Speaker 2: a little coffee at the airport. I'll get some snacks,
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Speaker 2: you know, somewhat trail mix candy if that never done
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Speaker 2: anything like duty free or butt like merchandise from an airport.
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Speaker 2: Usually when I buy it, it's right when I get home,
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Speaker 2: or when I get to my destination before I'm going
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Speaker 2: for travel, because then I could just put that on
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Speaker 2: my check bag when I return. Anyway, moving along, So
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Speaker 2: I go to this Guinness store and I find and
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Speaker 2: you know, my wife is like, they're gonna have hop
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Speaker 2: House thirteen there, They're gonna have it, Like okay. Of
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Speaker 2: course I didn't ask her directly how kind of what
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Speaker 2: it would be coming in. So I get there and
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Speaker 2: it is literally in these sixteen ounce bottles, pint size bottles.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, oh okay, kind of hard to travel with those.
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Speaker 2: How do we do this? So before I go up,
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Speaker 2: I go up to the very nice lady at the
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Speaker 2: desk and I go, hi, I would like to get
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Speaker 2: some bottles of this. How many can fit in a
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Speaker 2: bag to it? She responds, how bad do you want them? Like, well,
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Speaker 2: my wife really wants them. I'm also providing one to
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Speaker 2: my father in laws to thank you for picking up
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Speaker 2: for the airport, so pretty bad. Also, I would like
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Speaker 2: one as well. So she tried to fit six into
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Speaker 2: a duty free bag. That did not happen. We went
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Speaker 2: from six. We could have done five, but as she said,
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Speaker 2: she's like, I don't think this bag is gonna hold it,
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Speaker 2: And I'm like, I don't think this bag's gonna hold
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Speaker 2: it either, So we stetled it on four. Now I
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Speaker 2: will for buying a bottle of beer sixteen ounce in
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Speaker 2: an airport. I don't care what part of the world
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Speaker 2: you're in. Again, buying alcohol in an airport was pretty
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Speaker 2: cheap if you believe. It was three forty five euro
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Speaker 2: so what you do the convert like what not? It
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Speaker 2: wasn't even five bucks American? So cost me what thirteen
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Speaker 2: fourteen bucks with all that stuff. So I get the beer.
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Speaker 2: I get in a travel duty travel bag. They pack it.
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Speaker 2: They package it really nicely. They actually put it like
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Speaker 2: in a like a really nice seal bag to like
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Speaker 2: keep it safe and pattered. They put the little bottle
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Speaker 2: not like cushion things on it. This essentially keep the
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Speaker 2: bottle safe. Get to the air get to an airplane.
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Speaker 2: I put it overhead, thankfully if I put it like
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Speaker 2: in a nice spot where it's not gonna roll around.
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Speaker 2: I had, I had a jacket. I put my jacket
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Speaker 2: on top of it just to cover muscle. Makes you
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Speaker 2: avoid it from sliding all that stuff landing O'Hair. Get out.
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Speaker 2: Check the first thing I do. Check the beer. Gotta
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Speaker 2: check guy chick the muchI dice. All good, no problems,
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Speaker 2: All right, cool, Get off the bearplane. Go to go
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Speaker 2: to a baggage claim, get my check bag. Follow in
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Speaker 2: all picks me up. I give him this beer, and
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Speaker 2: of course he doesn't know. He goes, wait, it's only
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Speaker 2: one because again, as anyone thought, it would probably be
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Speaker 2: like a six pack, like, no, it's just bottles. It's
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Speaker 2: literally just a little bottle, like okay, cool. So he
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Speaker 2: gets his beer, I bring the other beers home. I
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Speaker 2: put him in the fridge. Keep me cool. And this
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Speaker 2: has been kind of a long week, which why I
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Speaker 2: haven't done a podcast a little bit. I do apolgize
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Speaker 2: for that. It's like, you know what, I've been reading
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Speaker 2: a lot, been trying to finish Fourth Wing, reading comic
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Speaker 2: books in between, Like you know what, I'm gonna read
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Speaker 2: this comic book. I'm gonna finish it, and I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: have my hop House thirteen because i had a really
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Speaker 2: big day at work in a good way. So pop
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Speaker 2: up on the bottle and I'm like, you know what,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna beef classy. I'm gonna grab my Notre Dame glass,
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Speaker 2: my Notre Dame Guinness glass that I have. Oh yes,
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Speaker 2: it could be really good, Like I'll have one or two. Now,
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Speaker 2: if you go back to the original part of the
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Speaker 2: story I said, it is a pint sized bottle, because yes,
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Speaker 2: it's lily, just one pint. Not trying to say I
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Speaker 2: was disappointed, but it's like, I literally traveled halfway across
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Speaker 2: the world with this beer to come home to just
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Speaker 2: have a glass of beer. And this is coming from
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Speaker 2: a guy as you've got ladies up and I've listened
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Speaker 2: to who doesn't often drink that much, let alone on
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Speaker 2: a podcast called Chuck's Cantina, which the theme is essentially
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Speaker 2: kind of like a bar setting where it's like, hey,
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Speaker 2: we come in here, we might have a few cocktails,
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Speaker 2: might have a few bruskies, might get grooted and say
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Speaker 2: some really stupid stuff, but all for the sake of
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Speaker 2: good hearted fun and comedy. Yeah, that was a disappointing,
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Speaker 2: even though the whole time I knew it is a pint.
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Speaker 2: It is a bottle, like a fill a pint. Now,
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Speaker 2: somebody might say, you know, a pint's a pretty a
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Speaker 2: pretty good sized drink. Not when you're a guy my size.
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Speaker 2: I also not when you travel halfway across the world. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: whatever it's worth it, it was fun, it was delicious.
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Speaker 2: Finished the comic book. It was good. May I'll do
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Speaker 2: storyvies for comic books at some point on all A
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Speaker 2: lot of people are just it in that but yeah, fuck,
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Speaker 2: oh god, you gotta love it. You do you do
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Speaker 2: all this crazy stuff, and it's just like again, you
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Speaker 2: do what you do like this, like like high like
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Speaker 2: high stakes traveling, but you do. They're like, Okay, gotta
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Speaker 2: make sure it's packaged properly. I got make sure I
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Speaker 2: get the right amount, you know, I gotta make sure
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Speaker 2: I get one from me, and get one from my
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Speaker 2: wife and one for my father in law and then
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Speaker 2: get one another one from my wife because this is
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Speaker 2: one of the only beers she actually enjoys, and like
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Speaker 2: she's coming back soon, so I gonna be able to
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Speaker 2: have it. And yeah, I've actually reached out to uh
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Speaker 2: local uh liquor stores around my area to see they
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Speaker 2: would carry it, and one actually said no shit. So yeah,
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Speaker 2: like I was disappointed. I was disappointed, but I was
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Speaker 2: happy with what I drank. I was disappointed. So AnyWho,
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Speaker 2: moving along the thing I want to talk about today
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Speaker 2: because obviously since I've talked about a little bit, I'm
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Speaker 2: starting to get indulging into the voice acting stuff, trying
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Speaker 2: to get auditions in and stuff like that. One thing
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Speaker 2: I do want to talk about because I just I
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Speaker 2: won't say who. I had discussion was someone the other
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Speaker 2: day about this kind of go back to the comic
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Speaker 2: books thing, and I have to agree, and unfortunately I
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Speaker 2: agree with them. I am in that realm and I
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Speaker 2: hope it doesn't happen. I'm in that retrospect that I
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Speaker 2: do believe, unfortunately that small business is dying, especially the
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Speaker 2: United States, and I hope the God, I hope they
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Speaker 2: God I'm wrong, I really do reason being as you
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Speaker 2: can read by the title, so media is going through
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Speaker 2: this weird transition where everyone is just trying to buy
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Speaker 2: everything just to expand their giant life library and also
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Speaker 2: to expand their giant stream platform. So it's literally like
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Speaker 2: they are the only soul platform, i e. The Warner
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Speaker 2: Brothers Discovery. They are currently up for sale. I'm sure
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Speaker 2: if you've heard, I'm not sure if you have stock
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Speaker 2: in them. If you do have stock in them, you
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Speaker 2: might want to buy some. It's probably a little high
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Speaker 2: right now, but like if you've already bought some for yourself,
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Speaker 2: good for you. And yeah, it's just been a crazy
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Speaker 2: because Warner Brothers is a company that literally less than
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Speaker 2: ten years ago was, with all due respect, a laughing
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Speaker 2: stock of media. The AT and T ownership did not
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Speaker 2: go as planned. You don't need just to look at
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Speaker 2: the Snyder stuff that happened with it just to just
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Speaker 2: to say how bad it was. Again, everyone and their
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Speaker 2: mother was shocked when they heard essentially that the Discovery Channel, yes,
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Speaker 2: the Discovery Channel, had bought Warner Brothers, this household name conglomerate,
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Speaker 2: you know, like again you could. Everyone knows the name Disney,
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Speaker 2: everyone knows the name Amazon, everyone knows the name Warner Brothers.
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Speaker 2: And they were down essentially in the dumps, and so
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Speaker 2: Discovery bought them. And over the last seven I remember
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Speaker 2: when it was it might even less than seven year.
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Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure it is less than seven years. We'll say,
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Speaker 2: we'll go, well five, less than five years. It is
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Speaker 2: now making money, breaking records, and now they're for sale
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Speaker 2: and a lot of people are vying in to try
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Speaker 2: to buy set asset. And obviously there's a lot involved
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Speaker 2: with Warner Brothers. You got Warner Brothers, you got the movies,
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Speaker 2: you got the gold standard of television and HBO. You
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Speaker 2: have their television programs in CNN and TNT, and yeah,
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Speaker 2: that's it. Those are the big ones. But at the
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Speaker 2: end of the day, it's just like now and also too,
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Speaker 2: you got Discovery because Discovery is in that realm too.
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Speaker 2: With them, I'm not sure if discoveries are found an
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Speaker 2: emilt more than I think the one discovery I really
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Speaker 2: I type partake it is the magnoliast stuff. They have
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Speaker 2: good ship. My wife showed me the show and I
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Speaker 2: liked it a lot. Fixer upper Man what we're trying
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Speaker 2: to do anyway, So why am I talking about this
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Speaker 2: because well, it's good and bad because, like I said,
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Speaker 2: it's another bad because it's another major company buying another
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Speaker 2: major asset company, meaning essentially there's a less competition, meaning
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Speaker 2: I it's hard to get work. But also it's just
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Speaker 2: one of those things where it's like we have there's
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Speaker 2: there's so many and the problem is too is like
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Speaker 2: you don't know how they're going to handle all that
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Speaker 2: stuff that they acquire. Perfect example, going back a few
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Speaker 2: years ago, everyone another one. Everyone had heard the name
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Speaker 2: twentieth Century Fox. They're actually the ones who actually distributed
17:02
Speaker 2: and the produced, but did not produce, but distributed these
17:06
Speaker 2: Star Wars movies. They also did the X Men movies, Deadpool, Alien, Predator.
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Speaker 2: The list goes on a very high the Simpsons Family, Guy,
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Speaker 2: Sons of van Archy with FX and all those shows,
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Speaker 2: very high profile things. So actually about eight yeah, seven,
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Speaker 2: eight years ago they were going up for sale. Fox
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Speaker 2: was going to sell them, and Disney stepped in to
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Speaker 2: acquire set asset, and the rumor I believe it was
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Speaker 2: you can find it out that you can find all
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Speaker 2: this online. This is all the majority. This is factual.
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Speaker 2: I am paraphrase a little bit here, lads, gentlemen. Sorry. Essentially,
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Speaker 2: they were going to buy twentieth century Fox and all
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Speaker 2: the film, the TV assets, not not Fox News, but
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Speaker 2: just the Fox like uh, television shows, movies and stuff
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Speaker 2: like that, not the actual Fox News, which obviously makes
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Speaker 2: sense because Fox is still on and stuff like that.
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Speaker 2: Also was Fox Sports like that's all separate, just essentially
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Speaker 2: the film property at film and television show property, excuse me,
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Speaker 2: not their news and sports packages. So they eventually went in,
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Speaker 2: I believe off. The bid was like fifty two to
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Speaker 2: fifty five billion dollars, A lot of a lot of
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Speaker 2: fucking money. Uh, mister iger, can I just get literally
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Speaker 2: a percent of that or not even a percent? Give
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Speaker 2: me a tenth of a percent. Jesus, I don't even
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Speaker 2: know what that math is. If you know me, I'm
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Speaker 2: not gonnat math. Sorry. And then out of nowhere, a parent, allegedly,
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Speaker 2: as we say here in this canteena Comcast Universal came
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Speaker 2: in and offered Fox sixty five billion dollars I believe,
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Speaker 2: and then eventually it ended up being where Disney ended
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Speaker 2: up paying seventy three billion dollars to acquire twenty century Fox.
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Speaker 2: Now the reason I bring this up, and this is
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Speaker 2: the funny part. Allegedly and again this is all alleged
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Speaker 2: because there's lawyers involved and stuff like, so like, oh no,
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Speaker 2: we actually did it, but we The rumor was Comcast
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Speaker 2: Universal just did that just to make Disney pay more.
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Speaker 2: That's the rumor that's going around for years, and they
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Speaker 2: had no intention to buy it that they allegedly had
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Speaker 2: just made these bids during the non Let me make
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Speaker 2: sure I get my the non binding bidding period, because
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Speaker 2: that's a very keyword that's going on right now with
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Speaker 2: the Warner Brothers discussions. Non binding. They originally the essentially
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Speaker 2: made this bid that was non binding, but apparently it's
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Speaker 2: scared Disney. Than then when it came time to buy,
20:02
Speaker 2: and they're like, okay, cool, seventy billion dollars or seventy
20:05
Speaker 2: three seventy four billion dollars. So it's suchly twenty to
20:09
Speaker 2: twenty five million more or million they wish, twenty to
20:15
Speaker 2: twenty five bill jeesu, I did it again, twenty to
20:18
Speaker 2: twenty five billion. There we go, chuck more than what
20:24
Speaker 2: they had originally wanted to spend. Now, of course, that
20:26
Speaker 2: happens with anything, you know, whenever you hear about these
20:28
Speaker 2: companies being bidden on or selling, it's always like, Okay,
20:31
Speaker 2: how much do you want? We want Okay, we want
20:33
Speaker 2: this moneth. Okay, we're gonna offer you forty billion dollars. Okay. Uh.
20:38
Speaker 2: They never they never say yes to the first deal
20:41
Speaker 2: unless they're that desperate or they're breaking the law and
20:46
Speaker 2: they're trying to get out quickly. And Disney end up
20:49
Speaker 2: spending seventy three seventy four billion dollars on twenty century Fox,
20:54
Speaker 2: which people again, it's a it was a major news
20:56
Speaker 2: story back then, people still talk about to this day,
20:58
Speaker 2: especially in entertainment media stuff. But as some people have said,
21:05
Speaker 2: with any sale, yes, there is tend to be people,
21:08
Speaker 2: particularly who overpay because obviously there's what the stock is
21:11
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. But in order for them to
21:14
Speaker 2: sell said stock, they have to go in the best
21:16
Speaker 2: interests of the shareholders. So there will be like, O, hey,
21:19
Speaker 2: you want to give us a little more tunk of
21:20
Speaker 2: Times and Disney did that now again, but the rumor
21:23
Speaker 2: is Comcast Universal never had the intention or to want
21:27
Speaker 2: rather to buy it. They allegedly just did it just
21:30
Speaker 2: to spite them. So it's just like again, it's just
21:33
Speaker 2: that petty competition, which is good. Competition is good. Competition
21:37
Speaker 2: creates cash. Controversy creates cash. And the reason I bringing
21:42
Speaker 2: that up is because with the Warner Brothers thing, now
21:44
Speaker 2: they're essentially are there are three major players three okay,
21:47
Speaker 2: there are three sharks. You got Paramount, who just got
21:51
Speaker 2: bought by sky Dance. The for people who are business
21:55
Speaker 2: I don't know who the heck these people are. The
21:57
Speaker 2: Ellison family bought Paramount recently or they are I'm going
22:00
Speaker 2: right again paraphrasing. They got sky Dance, which is a studio,
22:04
Speaker 2: and the Ellison family was super loaded now owns wants
22:08
Speaker 2: to get now then bought Paramount, which is funny because
22:11
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago, Paramount was literally on the
22:13
Speaker 2: verge of bankruptcy even though like movies like Top Gun
22:16
Speaker 2: made a billion dollars mission impossible, movies like those make
22:21
Speaker 2: a lot of money. While they're all expensive to make,
22:23
Speaker 2: they still made money. And sky Dance bought Paramount. And
22:28
Speaker 2: now Paramount is like this like new like Giant, you know,
22:31
Speaker 2: it's like it's like the new, like the new sheriff
22:33
Speaker 2: in town. Like everyone knows that like this guy or
22:35
Speaker 2: this tycoon is here just to take everything over, like
22:38
Speaker 2: they know, like that's all they want to do is
22:39
Speaker 2: take it all. And Paramount is the favorite to get it.
22:43
Speaker 2: But then the other two are Comcasts and of course
22:46
Speaker 2: everyone's favorite Netflix, oh god, and supposedly, like I don't
22:55
Speaker 2: know what uh not Comcast Warner brother current stock was
23:03
Speaker 2: but at one point they offered to pay twenty three
23:06
Speaker 2: dollars a Paramount offered to pay twenty three dollars to
23:08
Speaker 2: fifty cents for every stock in order to buy it,
23:11
Speaker 2: and apparently that was like way more than what the
23:12
Speaker 2: stock actually was at the time. And now they're saying
23:15
Speaker 2: the socks it's at least gonna be a sixty billion
23:16
Speaker 2: dollars deal, and just the library with Warner Brothers. It
23:20
Speaker 2: doesn't not even not even just the the HBO stuff
23:23
Speaker 2: like the Sopranos or Game of Thrones. You also got,
23:29
Speaker 2: uh the Harry Potter franchise, you got the DC franchise
23:35
Speaker 2: with Batman, Superman. The list goes on and on and
23:39
Speaker 2: plus that the Warner Brothers is one of those libraries
23:41
Speaker 2: where when you were getting that library, you were getting
23:45
Speaker 2: one of the uh you can it's the only think
23:48
Speaker 2: you discussed it one of the mount Rushmoores intent in
23:51
Speaker 2: terms of libraries of films that they or content that
23:55
Speaker 2: they have produced over the last hundred years. And why
24:01
Speaker 2: I'm kind of nervous about it is for one or
24:05
Speaker 2: obviously because like I said, I'm trying to get into
24:06
Speaker 2: the voice acting business. But it's also one of those
24:09
Speaker 2: things where it's like when someone buys this you if
24:12
Speaker 2: you if you study any of these companies, you kind
24:16
Speaker 2: of can see where they're going. But the same time,
24:22
Speaker 2: is what are they going to do with all that
24:26
Speaker 2: stuff that they acquire? Are they going to try to
24:28
Speaker 2: expand it? Are they just going to try to just
24:31
Speaker 2: post it on one of their stream platforms and never
24:33
Speaker 2: touch it again. Are they just gonna let some of
24:35
Speaker 2: the stuff sit in the back burner, like some other
24:37
Speaker 2: big companies have had when they acquire some studios. For example,
24:43
Speaker 2: like I camera, I don't have the notes in front
24:45
Speaker 2: of me. I do apologize, let me FO do it. No.
24:49
Speaker 2: So for example, uh, if let's say I don't know, like,
24:57
Speaker 2: there's the rumor that like some of these. So essentially
25:00
Speaker 2: let's go like this. You have Warner Brothers. You have
25:03
Speaker 2: the movies Warner Brothers, you have the TV, you have
25:05
Speaker 2: the HBO, you have TNT, you have TBS. Okay, so
25:13
Speaker 2: essentially those are your four major things that Warner Brothers has,
25:17
Speaker 2: movie studio, the big TV channel that not everyone can get,
25:22
Speaker 2: but it's the one thing that everyone tries to get.
25:25
Speaker 2: And you have your two stations that everyone pretty much
25:27
Speaker 2: gets with cable. But of course K is not with
25:29
Speaker 2: you anymore. Suppose we have a lot of these places.
25:31
Speaker 2: They don't even want the TNT, TBS. They just want
25:34
Speaker 2: the movies in HBO because HBO is the gold standard
25:37
Speaker 2: of television. But if you're Warner Brothers, you're like, look,
25:40
Speaker 2: we don't want this other thing just sitting here. So
25:42
Speaker 2: there's rumors that like and again, suppose the one thing
25:45
Speaker 2: they've actually announced is that by the end of Q
25:49
Speaker 2: two they're actually going to split apart the TV stuff
25:54
Speaker 2: from HBO and Warner Brothers and create two different companies.
25:57
Speaker 2: On last there's a sale buying. All the notes say
26:01
Speaker 2: there's gonna be a sale the next couple of weeks.
26:05
Speaker 2: So the question is what happens with all that. And
26:09
Speaker 2: for me, honestly, if I had a dog in the fight,
26:12
Speaker 2: I would prefer Comcast Universal to get it, only because
26:20
Speaker 2: people don't realize how much money Comcasts NBC Universal. They don't.
26:24
Speaker 2: People don't realize how much money they really have. But
26:27
Speaker 2: one thing I can say, just as a casual outside viewer,
26:31
Speaker 2: is that they still do the things like put movies
26:34
Speaker 2: in theaters. They still do things like putting movies on
26:37
Speaker 2: not only their or excuse me, shows on letting their
26:39
Speaker 2: stream platforms, but on their television shows or television programs
26:43
Speaker 2: whether excuse me. And I think that's what It's very
26:46
Speaker 2: important right now, especially in an age where and I
26:49
Speaker 2: enjoyed Netflix as much as the next person. But I'll
26:53
Speaker 2: be the first to say this too. I think their
26:56
Speaker 2: marketing in terms of what they have available is not great.
27:00
Speaker 2: The problem with Netflix is they don't like theaters. I
27:04
Speaker 2: don't thin they've ever said that, But the bread is
27:06
Speaker 2: in the pudding. They literally don't put some of their
27:10
Speaker 2: big releases they have on Netflix in theaters. I haven't
27:14
Speaker 2: seen the new glass Onon movie, but Al Knives Out movie.
27:18
Speaker 2: But like, I really enjoyed the first one, and it
27:22
Speaker 2: made a lot of fucking money. Wasn't with Netflix, but
27:26
Speaker 2: it made a lot of money. Second one, I think,
27:28
Speaker 2: I don't even know if it was in theaters. The
27:30
Speaker 2: third one, I think it's gonna be. I think it
27:32
Speaker 2: came out in theaters for like a week or two.
27:36
Speaker 2: You can have movies stay in theaters and make a
27:39
Speaker 2: lot of money. Theaters right now are desperate for movies
27:44
Speaker 2: to stay more than just forty five days now. Of course,
27:47
Speaker 2: like yeah, like that happens because you gotta they understandably
27:50
Speaker 2: so of the studios, they want their movie in theater,
27:52
Speaker 2: and the second it doesn't, it starts to die down.
27:55
Speaker 2: You put it on streaming while it's fresh, and then
27:57
Speaker 2: you get that ad revenue. I get that, But like,
28:00
Speaker 2: you can have some movies stay in theaters for a
28:02
Speaker 2: long time and make a lot of money. Movies like
28:04
Speaker 2: Avatar movies like Avengers. No, they don't all have to
28:07
Speaker 2: be your big giant, mega blockbuster conglomerates to state to
28:11
Speaker 2: do that. For example, yeah, it's a franchise movie, but
28:16
Speaker 2: like the recent Conjuring movie, made a lot of fucking
28:19
Speaker 2: money and it was in theater for a little bit
28:22
Speaker 2: longer than most people thought it was going to be,
28:25
Speaker 2: but it's still made a lot of freaking money. You
28:28
Speaker 2: can keep movies in theaters, but again you have to
28:35
Speaker 2: the theaters have to limit to what screens get what
28:37
Speaker 2: movies and stuff like that too. But it's also yeah,
28:39
Speaker 2: they also gotta figure out what's froun And don't get
28:40
Speaker 2: me starting the movie theaters. Like, I love going to
28:42
Speaker 2: movie theaters. I really enjoy it. I love the ambiance.
28:46
Speaker 2: I love the new seats they have, the recliners, the trailers,
28:50
Speaker 2: I love the popcorn. I love the snacks. But again,
28:54
Speaker 2: and this is where the problem and now we're going
28:56
Speaker 2: to the issue with movie theaters. When the snacks and
28:58
Speaker 2: the drinks cost more than a movie ticket themselves, that's
29:02
Speaker 2: a problem. And yes, spoiler alert, movie theaters don't make
29:06
Speaker 2: a lot of money off the box office. They make
29:08
Speaker 2: the majority of their money off of the other things
29:10
Speaker 2: like the snacks, the popcorn, the sodas, the the it
29:16
Speaker 2: can't even see the toys and the popcorn buckets because
29:18
Speaker 2: obviously those are licensed, like the studios get part of
29:21
Speaker 2: that too. But again, when it costs, I'm sorry. When
29:26
Speaker 2: I go to a movie theater, okay, and they have,
29:30
Speaker 2: like you like your fast food restaurant, Hi, what would
29:32
Speaker 2: you like? Would like a number one? Yes, I would
29:34
Speaker 2: like a number one? Okay, that'll be this. When I
29:37
Speaker 2: go to a movie theater and a number one, Wt'll
29:39
Speaker 2: say it's just a medium size or large pop I
29:42
Speaker 2: will say it's a large popcorn and two medium cokes.
29:46
Speaker 2: Why in God's name does that shit cost twenty five dollars? No,
29:55
Speaker 2: And again this is the problem that happens because again
29:57
Speaker 2: it's the tears and yes, people's I still go to
30:00
Speaker 2: the movie theaters, but like it a tier certain people way,
30:02
Speaker 2: because again, people can't afford that shit anymore. It's stupid.
30:07
Speaker 2: It's like, hum, I can go see the movie for
30:08
Speaker 2: ten bucks or I it's like this, oh yeah, what
30:14
Speaker 2: do I do? What do we do for the movie?
30:15
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna go have dinner beforehand? Or unfortunately, what's
30:17
Speaker 2: gonna most most probably most things happen now, people sneaking
30:21
Speaker 2: snacks and food. There's a reason that there's a trender
30:24
Speaker 2: where it's like you see people eating like whole rotissary
30:26
Speaker 2: chickens in the movie theater because it's a joke, but
30:28
Speaker 2: it's also true because the whole rotissary chicken costs less
30:32
Speaker 2: than what your popcorn costs. And that's gotta stop, huh.
30:39
Speaker 2: And also the trailer's gotta stop where. Hi? And for
30:43
Speaker 2: those listening and for those that know, we know exactly
30:45
Speaker 2: what I'm talking about. Hi, I'm I'm exactly who you're
30:49
Speaker 2: thinking that I'm imitating. Not very good by mind you.
30:53
Speaker 2: And no, I'm not trying to audition for anything voice
30:55
Speaker 2: acting at this moment. But welcome to this theater. I
30:58
Speaker 2: know that you have been now been watching There's for
31:00
Speaker 2: twenty five minutes, but we really want you to come back.
31:02
Speaker 2: So we're gonna play this advertisement for you to come
31:04
Speaker 2: to our theaters, even though you've already been here probably
31:07
Speaker 2: for half an hour. Yeah, like, no, stop that shit.
31:15
Speaker 2: If anything, play play a trailer saying hey, last chance
31:18
Speaker 2: to get a snack, that's fine, or hey, sign up
31:21
Speaker 2: for our rewards. Program or sign up for our movie
31:26
Speaker 2: past whatever, the thing where you come watch the movies
31:28
Speaker 2: a month for one price. That's the trailer that you
31:30
Speaker 2: should put the end of a fucking ad thing. Anyway, Sorry,
31:34
Speaker 2: getting back to the point, Stop rambling, Chuck, But yeah,
31:39
Speaker 2: I this is it's it's also because, like I said,
31:42
Speaker 2: because like the more and more these studios start to
31:44
Speaker 2: acquire one another, it's not essentially, it's the less work
31:48
Speaker 2: that's gonna be available, not just for actors, but for producers, directors,
31:53
Speaker 2: crew gaffers, key grippers, lighting people, all that shit. It
31:58
Speaker 2: just makes it harder on everybody.
32:01
Speaker 1: And it.
32:05
Speaker 2: And again it's just the nature of the beast, that's what.
32:07
Speaker 2: And again people go, oh, it's not fair, like it's like, again,
32:10
Speaker 2: this is the way of life. You're a business. What
32:13
Speaker 2: is the goal of any business to make money? Not
32:17
Speaker 2: to make everyone smile? Make money? Fuck you give me money,
32:22
Speaker 2: as a famous YouTuber says, And that's what they gotta do.
32:26
Speaker 2: And that's fine, that's life. But it's just at the
32:28
Speaker 2: same time, it doesn't mean we can't have our worries
32:30
Speaker 2: and concerns about it, because that's just natural to have that.
32:34
Speaker 2: But in my opinion. I think I would. I'm personally hope.
32:37
Speaker 2: And again I don't know what Paramount would do with it.
32:39
Speaker 2: I don't but reading about stuff and just some stuff
32:44
Speaker 2: that I'm aware of, I know comcasts Universal is very
32:47
Speaker 2: good about, like I said, about putting movies on different platforms,
32:50
Speaker 2: kind of like sharing the love a little bit with
32:52
Speaker 2: other streaming plat fighters. So you know, let's say you
32:55
Speaker 2: have let's obviously, let's say conc case Universal. You know
32:58
Speaker 2: they buy it. Let's se hypothetically they buy Universe, Warner Brothers, Discovery,
33:02
Speaker 2: they get HBO, they cancel Peacock, they just make HBO,
33:05
Speaker 2: they cancel the cock. Okay, now it's just HBO, oh
33:10
Speaker 2: HBO cock or p P cock p HBO cock cock.
33:14
Speaker 2: But it's just one of those things. Okay. And you're
33:19
Speaker 2: gonna have all your shows on there. You're gonna have
33:21
Speaker 2: your streaming shows, maybe you have some you have some
33:23
Speaker 2: sports package, you have some shows on there too. Okay, great, Uh,
33:27
Speaker 2: we're gonna lot. We're gonna have all the Batman movies
33:32
Speaker 2: go on Netflix for three months. Oh wow, cool, I
33:34
Speaker 2: have Netflix. I get to watch Batman. All cool? Isn't that?
33:37
Speaker 2: But one thing that Warner Brothers and I have I
33:40
Speaker 2: actually and I can vouch for this because I have
33:41
Speaker 2: one of them. They're very good about physical media. I'm
33:47
Speaker 2: on the giant mark for physical media. I get. I
33:52
Speaker 2: get the resurgence in it with the uncertainty of where
33:55
Speaker 2: shows and movies are going lately. You know, you be, you'll,
33:59
Speaker 2: you'll have this favorite show or movie you always watch
34:02
Speaker 2: on your streaming platform. Then one day you go search
34:04
Speaker 2: for it, and now it doesn't even come up. It
34:05
Speaker 2: just goes titles similar to your search or search not phoned,
34:10
Speaker 2: Please try again, you know, And that's why physical media
34:14
Speaker 2: is becomeing. Okay, I have this. My Pop's got me
34:18
Speaker 2: this years ago. It's his Wonder Brothers like one hundred
34:22
Speaker 2: year anniversary DVD box that it's like all these movies
34:25
Speaker 2: from different decades and it's really badass, and it's got
34:27
Speaker 2: all the Lord of the All, the Lord of the Rings,
34:30
Speaker 2: Wizard of Oz, the Dark Night, like, it's like a
34:33
Speaker 2: bunch of movies in like one box, and it's great.
34:36
Speaker 2: And they're very apparently from my read, they're very good
34:38
Speaker 2: about like putting some of their most famous titles and
34:42
Speaker 2: favorite things out on DVDs. Four K's and all that stuff,
34:47
Speaker 2: which is good because I honestly couldn't tell you if,
34:51
Speaker 2: for example, I don't know this, it probably is because
34:54
Speaker 2: they make money if they do it. But like I
34:57
Speaker 2: don't know if Netflix puts Stranger Things out on Blu
35:00
Speaker 2: ray or DVD, I couldn't tell you. I can tell
35:06
Speaker 2: you for certain that Warner Brothers does it. I can
35:08
Speaker 2: tell you for certain that Disney does it. I guarantee
35:12
Speaker 2: you Paramount probably does it too. But Netflix, I couldn't
35:15
Speaker 2: tell you. And I'm not gonna say Netflix is all bad.
35:18
Speaker 2: Like I said, I enjoy a lot of their programming.
35:20
Speaker 2: I enjoy obviously Monday Night Raw. I enjoy a lot
35:23
Speaker 2: of other comedy specials. I actually think they have a
35:26
Speaker 2: very underrated horror package. But the problem is there's a
35:31
Speaker 2: lot of There's so much stuff on there. They don't
35:34
Speaker 2: promote it, so whenever a show takes off, it's usually
35:38
Speaker 2: not by their own accord, it's by word of mouth,
35:41
Speaker 2: which is good because obviously that you won't because then
35:44
Speaker 2: you thought you have to spend a dime. You have
35:47
Speaker 2: other people doing the marketing for you. But the problem
35:50
Speaker 2: is so much stuff on Netflix. Again, the second you
35:56
Speaker 2: watch it. It's like okay, great, and then it's like
35:58
Speaker 2: it's gone because they put everything out at once, and
36:01
Speaker 2: it's like there's like no. That's why I love the
36:03
Speaker 2: way that like again, oh you're a mark for Disney. No,
36:06
Speaker 2: that's why I like to like the way, like like
36:07
Speaker 2: in the lot put I think Disney is on the
36:09
Speaker 2: first ones to do this, like how they do it.
36:11
Speaker 2: They don't put everything out at once. They spread it out.
36:13
Speaker 2: They put one episode out one week and then then
36:15
Speaker 2: the following week it's a new episode. Same with HBO.
36:19
Speaker 2: HBO is doing obviously they were doing all television shows.
36:21
Speaker 2: HBO sall do this. Like with Penguin, they put it out,
36:24
Speaker 2: Came of Thrones, they put it out. Okay, now you
36:26
Speaker 2: wait till next week? A shit, they gotta wait a week? Yeah, sorry,
36:30
Speaker 2: you can't binge watch the whole show. A good friend
36:33
Speaker 2: of the show, Joe, he's come on here a couple
36:34
Speaker 2: of times. He will not watch a show until it
36:37
Speaker 2: comes until the whole thing is ready to be streamed.
36:41
Speaker 2: I'm like, you are a lot more patient than I
36:45
Speaker 2: because I, especially with the stuff I like him into
36:49
Speaker 2: and like read about, I would not be able to
36:50
Speaker 2: avoid spoilers. So but yeah, I I personally I'm leaning
36:59
Speaker 2: towards Comcast. You never so only because I think if
37:02
Speaker 2: you just look at the fact, not mean the facts,
37:05
Speaker 2: you look at everything that the current studios have done
37:09
Speaker 2: before this sale was even known about, in terms of
37:14
Speaker 2: like how they handle sorry, in terms of how they
37:17
Speaker 2: handle their properties they're streaming. I just would lean but
37:24
Speaker 2: to play Devil's advocate. Paramount is under new leadership, so
37:28
Speaker 2: who knows how that's gonna go. Nobody knows. I believe
37:33
Speaker 2: I read somewhere that if Paramount buys them, the current
37:37
Speaker 2: CEO of C of Warner Brothers Discovery, they would want
37:40
Speaker 2: him to stay on as a co CEO, Which that's
37:46
Speaker 2: a pretty good That sounds like a pretty good I mean,
37:48
Speaker 2: I think Paramount's the favorite to win because now I
37:51
Speaker 2: believe there's a different like investment firms like one from
37:55
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia involved with Paramount now, and like that's gonna
37:58
Speaker 2: be a thing. You'rena be hearing a lot more going
38:00
Speaker 2: around now with business deals. Is investment groups from like
38:04
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia or Dubai getting involved too, because again, there's
38:07
Speaker 2: a lot of money to be made with these movies
38:08
Speaker 2: or television. There's a lot of fucking money. A lot. God,
38:12
Speaker 2: why am I so gassy my stomach not like farts. Sorry,
38:16
Speaker 2: it's just like burps. AnyWho great audio. But yeah, that's
38:25
Speaker 2: my honest opinion. And then there's the other rumor like
38:29
Speaker 2: that they might not they might not just sell. They
38:32
Speaker 2: might go through waiting until they're able to break off
38:35
Speaker 2: the UH Film Studio and HBO from the all all
38:39
Speaker 2: the other assets to create separate companies and then try
38:41
Speaker 2: to sell each of those individually. I don't think they're
38:45
Speaker 2: going to because I think like a paramount or universe
38:50
Speaker 2: Complications versal is gonna come in with an offer they
38:53
Speaker 2: can't refuse because again, they don't want to wait. They
38:56
Speaker 2: want to get this done. Because it's also one of
38:58
Speaker 2: those things where, let's say, again Warner Brothers a couple
39:00
Speaker 2: of years ago, even though they just got bought by Discovery,
39:05
Speaker 2: you wouldn't think they were gonna be selling a couple
39:07
Speaker 2: of years. I think they literally had them for maybe
39:10
Speaker 2: three years, maybe four. But again, their value has exceptionally
39:19
Speaker 2: increased in the last couple of years because of all
39:22
Speaker 2: the very good business decisions they've made, and that a
39:24
Speaker 2: lot of part of the content they released, not just
39:27
Speaker 2: an HBO but stuff in the theaters they broke. I
39:29
Speaker 2: can't remember the exact record, but it's think it's like
39:32
Speaker 2: in this Year of a Loon, they've had six straight
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