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Luke Gets Wet and Wild: Bowie and Rickman Tributes & John Wick Review · Multiple Nerdgasm

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welcome to multiple nerdgasm with your hosts Matt it's all
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bit hearty so I don't really understand it Luke is that a little sashwat penis
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danam I accidentally got soap in my urethra and occasionally Terry smallo
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maybe you wake up in the middle of the night with a little sashwat pis inside
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of you multiple nerdgasm your guide to
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all things
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nerdy ah how are you guys today pretty good not as good as you I assume no I am
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wrecked today h what uh what happened to you buddy I went to Wet n Wild with my
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niece and nephew Ah that's illegal that's not Wet n Wild the club that's
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Wet n Wild the uh the Water Park the water park oh that makes more sense
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dosed myself up with a lot of drugs oh yeah this is sounding better and better
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I was going to say wait were you joking about the water park no
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no no it's cuz I was going to be in a lot of pain and I am in a lot of pain
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now oh water park I went on every single attraction at least twice so what you're
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saying is that you got literally wet and wild yes nice and I'm going to pay for
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it the rest of the week y when the police turn up yeah so how is that park
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by the way cuz I I have very little interest in going there um well my niece
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and nephew they go there a lot they've got one of those season passes but they
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actually said today was a good day to go because normally the lines are about
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three times as long and they have to wait like an hour and a half so it's
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like a water park right it's not like it's not just like going to the local
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pool it's got It's a water park it's it's weird it's not like water parks I
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remember when I was growing up what what is it then well I remember growing up
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when you go on water slides you went by yourself right every single of these
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slides it's like a four person or two person tube there was no just jumping on
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down you go whenever I went there was always this old guy there who said no no
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you've got a ride on my lap oh um I think you went to a different type of
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park right okay interesting yeah uh I know what you mean though Luke I shot a
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commercial at a water slide park in Thailand this year oh last year and um
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there there were somewh you had to double up and triple up there were ones
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where you could Go On by yourself but even then you still needed a mat or a
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tube yeah and I recall just sling on down just you know lubing up my body I
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wasn't there Luke so you must have had a tube yeah there was even this one there
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was a 360 drop one which is basically I got a board strapped to my back and then
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I dropped and did a 360 Loop thing just on the ground
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yeah but yeah everything I had a tube I think it's just safety but I think with
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the whole two and four person rides I think that's more of a how do we get
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these people Everyone through faster it's it's harder to molest a kid
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when they're in a tube I've noticed trust me I'm talking way
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harder how do you how do you put them how do you ride with more people how how
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does that work like you have to like it's like a you got to be it's a it's a
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tube so it's like a four person it doesn't that doesn't help it's like a
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imagine a two person one would be a figure eight right is that what you mean
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y yeah yeah so it's basically tubes
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stuck onto other tubes where everyone is in the center of a little tube that's all joined
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up oh okay like like an inflatable tube
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that you ride in a pool okay [ __ ] I had no idea what you were talking about I
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thought you meant the tube as in the slide itself is is is cylindrical like
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you ride inside the TU I I didn't know what you meant that's also true yeah
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yeah okay okay I'm with you now I I was lost I'm sorry it's how I've not been to
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a water park clearly in a long time nether have I and that's probably
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the last time I go for another 10 years cuz I'm I'm hurting yeah yeah I didn't I
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didn't go on any water slides when I was there just want that
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known I didn't go on any today either I think the next Rider I go on will be in
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at Disneyland in Japan ah interesting sure they have water slides at
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Disneyland in Japan or did you just want to mention that you were going to
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Disneyland in Japan just mentioning dis Japan yeah I've not been to the Japan
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Disneyland actually no I haven't either I'm going to Disneyland and then I might
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just call in the Disney World later this year as well oh yeah to Florida why not
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Mt how many Disney parks have you been to well I've been
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to the on in California I mean we just
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talking like location or the themselves uh two I've been to to California and
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Florida yeah right yeah I've been to two as well I've done two so I'm going to do
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three this year just bit of one upmanship going on here is there that's fine
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yep have told Hannah though that we are going in the single Rider lines cuz I
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hate lining up so so she gets to ride with strangers y right well speaking of
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one upmanship it seems the Grim Reaper is having some sort of competition this
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week to see how many beloved famous people he can wipe out yeah that's right
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and he's doing well he's doing well [ __ ] hell man so we've lost lemy from
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motohead we've lost Bowie from Bowie yeah and we've lost Rickman from a whole
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bunch of good movies yeah he just keeps ramping up doesn't he all British and
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when you come down to it uh Bowie and Rickman were both the exact same age as
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well yeah that was that was startling it's almost like he meant to get Rickman
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and then just took down some of the digits wrong ended up getting Bowie and
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then just had to correct his mistake yeah I was sort of this is going to
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sound bad I'm sort of happy go on that with Bo and Rickman
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they were able to keep their illness a secret so they didn't have to go through
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this whole public affair and they could just ly as well no one had any idea ly
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was sick well ly was a bit different for a while he he'd only found
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out like on the Friday and then on the Monday he was dead type of thing right
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right his was very very quick but bowi and Rickman had been they knew about it
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they just didn't say anything yeah but they're all very sudden from the point
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of view of you know like when Steve Jobs died we knew that he was going to
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whereas with these these guys it was like out of nowhere well Bo just
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released new album yeah and let me tell you when you listen to it now knowing
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what we do that's definitely an album written by a guy who knows he's about to
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die yeah it is dark as [ __ ] it's very interesting and and yeah and Rickman
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obviously yeah I had no idea that was a surprise um that's a shame I like all
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all those people are like I mean I'm not a huge motohead fan but you got to
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respect the guy's achievements absolutely the fact the fact that he was still alive
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anyway at this point was was pretty astounding and then Bowie I mean speaks
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for himself and and Rickman as well like [ __ ] man yeah look I
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mean I like Ellen Rickman and it's sad that he's dead right and and same with
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lemy like he's an icon and it's it's not good that he's dead but Bowie like I've
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really felt this like more than any other celebrity that I can recall it was
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an odd one too because I saw uh a friend works in a newsroom posted something on
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Facebook saying oh God this is the worst and I was like what's that about and
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then somebody else commented on and said is it Bowie and then he was like yep and
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I was like what about it and so I Googled Bowie and all I got was Black
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Star the new album from Bowie rave reviews blah all this stuff you found
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out super early because when you told me there was still nothing on Google as
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well yeah that's what I mean and as I was Googling I was like and then I found
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one one article was like The Hollywood Reporter that said that David Bo's
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passed away and I was like what and then I was like no it can't be real there's
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not not enough places reporting it and then slowly they just started popping up
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and it was oh no it it is true yeah it it was weird died of AIDS yeah uh
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actually Jenna boss work the other day and he was like oh about David Bowie
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that's that's terrible she was like yeah yeah and he goes was it
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aids she was like no it was Cades it was
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great so I mean I guess this means we going to I'm going to have to construct
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the most complicated geek of the week ever so it's kind of going to have to be
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a cross between motohead Ziggy Stardust and the Harry Potter theme is that yeah
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is that what we're thinking about yes I mean sad sadly yeah if you manage it
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Matt like quite honestly like that will be an absolute musical Triumph a
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crowning achievement mhm yeah well all right I'm going to give it my best shot
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um and whatever it is that I happen to to come up with we'll we'll end up
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here you might have seen the news today it seems we've all died of [Music]
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AIDS we died of AIDS it's geek of
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weak Aran Rickman also died of AIDS see me after the potions class
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[Music] and I'm not even going to fake a reaction like I normally do because I
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just uh I just really want to hear he first I'm pretty sure hopefully it's
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going to be good enough that there there'll be a an oncore oncore
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performance of it next podcast man if it's even half as good as the Nick Cage
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news which is written as a Nick Cave
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song then I'll I'll be happy especially since we actually have some Nick Cage
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news today we do yeah we do do you want to do you want to kick off with that
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then well why don't you play the jingle all right oh God this is a hard one to
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find because I stupidly named it the ballot of Nick Cage and didn't just put
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it under Nick Cage news here we go I do like that title though well Nick Cage
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walked into the room and he asked of his manager is there any Nick Cage
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news Nick Cage's manager turned to Nick Cage and said of course there's Nick
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Cage news Nick Cage is the biggest movie star in the whole wide world things are
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only going to get bigger now take a look at this script
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right here it's about a man made of [Applause]
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wicker cage news so good um so look I
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mean there's not a lot behind this but I just loved reading the headline actor
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Nicholas Cage agrees to return stolen dinosaur
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skull yep and I really wanted to know what that was you really think that he
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stole it yeah unfortunately that's not the case what happened is that he bought
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a dinosaur skull from an
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auction right and it turns out that they had acquired it
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illegally right I mean I don't know what legal ways you can acquire a dinosaur
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skull I kind of always think that if you have bought a dinosaur skull off anyone
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it's probably meant to be in a museum I think the only way you can legally
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acquire one is to dig it up yourself yeah and I wonder if even that happens
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whether if it's more than 3T down or something then the government of that
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country has claimed to it regardless what if I mean if somebody would managed
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to extract some DNA from a mosquito and then clone a dinosaur and then murder
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the dinosaur that could it could be a homicide case yeah because I reckon you
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could reasonably argue in court show me in the law where it says you can't murder a
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dinosaur yep especially in America like if the dinosaur walked under your
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property you have the right to kill it I think the uh it was set in precedent in
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the case of um the people versus meteorite from um from Five Five Million
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Years BC yeah y That's right um so the
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guy that stole the skull and then sold
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it to Nick Cage for qu million niage specifically knocked on his door and
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said hey you want to buy a skull I got something you might like I just watched
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that movie Treasure Hunter and uh I got something you
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into um funnily enough Leonardo DiCaprio was also bidding on the skull but got
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out bid yeah yeah interesting yeah and
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sucks about he does get the money back does he Tyrannosaurus Batar no I don't
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think he gets the money back but he can afford it so it's a i Tyrannosaurus I
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assume it's a pretty cool looking skull yeah yeah Google B it's pretty
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badass as far as I know it's a smaller
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smaller Tyrannosaur smaller than the
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Rex but uh you know still pretty cool
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Tyrannosaurus B oh yeah that's pretty rad yeah look as as a segue just from
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mentioning uh Leo DiCaprio right yeah
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um do you guys know that there was so much [ __ ] going around the internet on
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like legitimate websites like movie news websites that Leonardo DiCaprio had to
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come out and assure everybody that he did not get raped by a bear in his new
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film yeah we talked about this already did we yeah have we literally talked
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about this yeah he really did all right cut that and let me start again because
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I've seen that movie now does he get raped by a
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bear he doesn't get raped by a bear but honestly if you only saw that scene I
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can totally understand why you'd think so like the bear jumps out at him and
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pushes him onto the ground right yeah then he's like no for no reason at all
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the bear turns him
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over right and gets on top of him so it
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is a bit rapy so the be says you want to you want to hey you want to go
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outside why I can't hear you can you want to go out the back you just want to
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drink this just just have a drink I think that film was written by a guy I
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went to school with yeah I think it might have been imagine that
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yeah okay so there's I mean it's it's not unus it's it's still unusual you can
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understand why people thought that cuz I at first I was like why the [ __ ] would
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people even think that well here's the thing right if you keep watching it for
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one to two seconds more as he starts to slash it him with his claws and not [ __ ]
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him up the ass not with his dick yeah yeah um then it becomes perfectly clear
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what's happening so really they just it was a really bad cuz everyone got the
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idea from a trailer wasn't it well I mean even so like how much of
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it would you have to assume yeah but still like even if
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you're going what is he getting raped by that bear then you should really just
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think well no he's probably just getting attacked and eaten by
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it like having not seen the film I can't really make that assumption I'm
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wondering now did did we discuss it or did I just send the article to you guys
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and then we discussed it in an email I know that that that happened I'm pretty
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sure we discussed it cuz I don't I don't remember I don't remember having an
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actual conversation about yeah I don't remember hearing that back H so maybe
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maybe maybe I just emailed it and then we yeah look ask Jenna if she's heard it
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in the podcast if she has cut out the bit where I says have you guys heard and
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she hasn't cut out the bit where you go are you sure I think we've talked about
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that yep Roger
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that editing so in in short don't even ask less like it is weigh in
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now while you're editing just just do one of the two
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yep we have some dick news this week uh it was sent in by a listener pop this
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little jingle in [Music]
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here dick dick news I'm going to pop
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this dick news in here so listen to cognac Legion has sent in this link uh
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for dick news and it's about a kangaroo that a photographer was observing and
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taking photos and he was very moved by the fact that it seemed like the male
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kangaroo was um grieving over the the dead female kangaroo and attempting to
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you know revive it mhm a that's a little anthropomorphizing though I will say
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yeah and then uh some scientists had a look at the photos and the footage and
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they said ah yeah now he's actually trying to mate with her yeah he's trying
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to [ __ ] that dead kangaroo um he he's very stressed and agitated um and his
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forearms are wet because he's been licking himself to try and cool himself
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down because he's so aroused so um my favorite thing about
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this picture is that I mean if you take it from that angle it looks like a very
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sweet picture because you've got the father cradling the mother and the
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mother holding hands with the little Joey saying goodbye for the last time
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but when you know the truth it's a mother trying to get a last bit of help
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from her child as the child's father rapes her to
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death an interesting thing I noticed in this article as
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well uh was that uh the scientist says he's also aroused the evidence is here
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sticking out from behind the scrotum yes um in marsupial the penis is located
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behind the scrotum so kangaroos have their genitals backwards are you sure
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that's not the maybe I don't think that's a genital I
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think that's powerful kangaroo tale maybe they're not maybe this guy wasn't
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a scientist after all but no that [ __ ] with their tails do they do
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they uh I mean I haven't seen them do it but I don't doesn't mean they don't
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though doesn't mean they don't yeah fair fair but yeah so it's it was I don't
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know started out as I guess a sweet photo and then uh and then science made
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it [ __ ] what I love about this is this photo became before it came out the
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truth this photo went viral and everyone's oh isn't this
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sweet and then because of this when the truth has come out everyone else has now
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heard about the story a bit more and it's sort of like oh Nature's just
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[ __ ] yeah yeah yeah yeah that's right oh I guess there is no I mean we've
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talked about animals raping other animals to death on this podcast before
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like we just know it like it's it's a wild world out there you know y oh
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man it's got to by the neck it's got to by the
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neck kangaroos man Penguins kangaroos you can't trust any of them they all
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look cute but they're dark dark creatures is it Beav or that rap as
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well oh Luke that is a slippery slope and Matt I think you're going to have to play the
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jingle while the other brothers are doing time listen up it's
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you want to rap a dead person do you no I don't want to rape a dead person when
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you have to justify that and come out public and say no I don't want to rape a
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dead person then you know that you've misspoken don't you and then when you
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when you little bit when you ponder out loud is it rape of their
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dead like I know it's wrong but rap the right turn for it and you know really is
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it cheating you know well no actually no it probably is rape because you're not
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getting consent right but you're not getting consent from something that
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can't couldn't possibly consent because it's that's still rape that's that's why
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you can't rape a child no no no but you can't rape a a a lounge you know what I
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mean raping my flashlight see exactly that's that's more what I was getting at
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yeah like if so what you're saying Matt is if they don't specifically say no for
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any reason say yes I'm saying it's an inanimate object at that point is kind
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of what I'm getting but it's not the same because it it was once you know a
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living creature so it's a contentious issue what if you were a dile cuz it's
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it's alive you know yeah what if what [Laughter]
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if speaking of uh baby CL can you [ __ ]
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food no no I'm serious if if you can if you if you bought a rotisserie chicken
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right home from the supermarket and the privacy of your own home proceeded to
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[ __ ] that chicken I mean is that just a weird way
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to have a wank or are you raping a dead chicken I mean I can answer that
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definitively yeah it is but is it
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illegal probably not I mean it's [ __ ] weird but ladies and gentlemen of the
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jewelry I ask you
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right can we talk about a daycare teacher forcing children to fight I'd
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love to Luke do you want to take us through this well um I'm just goinging be up the
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story there's a dayare teacher has actually just uh been found guilty
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pretty much starting her own baby Fight Club awesome now I'll say right off the
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bat that sounds amazing but can you tell me why that's a
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crime I think maybe the crime was she uh she
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herself participated in in in tripping so it's not she's making babies fight
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each other it's that she's fighting babies she did and then she she might
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have got away with it too except she also participated in being a [ __ ] to the
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babies and just [ __ ] knocked them around a bit too hard so that it was I
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know maybe she could have explain a they fight you know nothing I can do about it
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but then she's tripping them over and triing stepping on their feet yeah just
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try to get them started like being like Oh someone tripped you over don't stand
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for that like what a what a [ __ ] like who the [ __ ] does that to like how old
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are these kids one-year-old children one years old I'll say this if you look at
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her picture I mean she looks like a [ __ ] dead [Laughter]
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[ __ ] I say she does look good for her
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age she's 31 Luke yeah all right she she does I've got more wrinkles than that at
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that age you're not that age yeah we're quite a bit older than
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her I just remembered that [ __ ] I feel old again yeah
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yeah so um apparently 20 counts of of violence against children I guess were
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dismissed during the trial because there was no evidence uh however cuz the babies
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couldn't talk to testify yeah so but then three co-workers
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testified they witnessed her abusing the children uh had no bias and one of them
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actually considered her a friend so I'm I'm sorry this I have a problem with
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like you just witness it you don't May me think to uh you shouldn't do that whoa
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whoa yeah you uh you're right there I'm
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going to be honest Matt mhm you start a baby Fight Club oh I am so there and you
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start tripping kids and pushing over and siing on their feet uhhuh don't think we
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could be friends really yeah well well well well sorry well that's all for this
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week thank you for listening I hope you enjoy find out a lot when you do a podcast with
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somebody yeah so yeah baby fight club thumbs down from the by the judge or by
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the Judiciary yeah he wasn't impressed with baby Brad Pit or baby Edward Norton
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or even and she will actually be spending time in jail yeah well fair enough says I put
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her in jail how they look yeah if you got to put her anywhere Jail's probably the
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place and she can join her own Fight Club yeahh
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yeah I love that everybody kind of knows maybe this is a myth an urban myth but
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maybe it's true that everyone knows that if you're a child molester you get um
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like beaten and raped in prison right yeah that's just a thing we all know and
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just I just it's it's so funny to me I mean yes that is a heinous crime no
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question but the fact that you go to prison which is full of other people
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that have committed [ __ ] up crimes who go look I I've I've raped women but not
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young women so [ __ ] you pal I'm judging you you know no I think uh I think I
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mean I most maybe I just know this from TV but I believe that any kind of uh
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sexual predator is is on the on The Hit List in prison I I think they just don't
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stand for that and also I think uh i' sure I've seen somewhere they said that
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if you're a you know like an abusive spouse that doesn't go down well either
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so if you're a murderer though that's okay well it depends on depends on who
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and why you rape someone and they survive you'll get raped yourself in
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prison but if you rape them to death you're okay because you're a murderer
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and PR sure no matter what happens you're getting raped yeah yeah yeah yeah you're
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probably right about that
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yeah is that for how to avoid rape in prison no oh well he seems to know a lot
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about it well in prison he's like I assure you you're going to get
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raped I go to prison I'm walking straight up to the biggest guy I'm going
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to go guess this makes me your
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[ __ ] yeah act a bit sexy and uh just get in with the cool
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kids do you want to talk about video games I don't know if we've had much
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video game news of late cuz I simply just haven't had enough time to play any
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I've just been jumping from game to game to game to get
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achievements so just standard for you yeah just normal yeah well I play I
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bought the Steam summer sale was on not long ago um it's probably the winter
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sale from the US listeners this a summer sale here uh and I I picked up a few
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indie games uh one that I played ended up playing quite a bit is darkest
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dungeon have you guys heard of darkest dungeon is it a seal to dark
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dungeon uh it might be they're shooting him in the foot making it so they can't make
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anymore well it's it's a lovecraftian uh role playing game it's
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kind of um like a randomly generated Dungeons and the premises that you
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you've inherited your old family you know stately home which is run down
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because your father or grandfather delved into these caves underneath and
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Unleashed unspeakable Horrors and so now all the are we still talking about rape
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no um and so you the kind of the Hub of the
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game is the town near where the Mansion is and you recruit new adventurers uh
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they come in Via Carriage every week and you you get these new adventurers and
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then you form a party and then you go on a on a quest which is a randomly
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generated Quest and basically it is brutally difficult and it has this
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mechanic where because it's kind of HP Lovecraft themed your characters have a
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stress level and as they get more and more stressed they develop little
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idiosyncrasies like I had one guy become a kleptomaniac and so anytime we
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discovered some treasure he would steal most of it and then
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uh and then they become like you know afraid of of blood and so as soon as
29:03
someone other the other party members get injured they're like and they like
29:06
flee the battle and stuff like that it's really interesting yeah and so it's very
29:12
difficult it's like Amnesia in that you you've got a scare meter yeah sort of
29:17
it's um yeah but it's it's individual per character and so what happens is
29:21
after an adventure you can either run away and it says they to Bally you
29:24
you're gonna have to run away quite a lot like you won't be sometimes it just
29:28
won't go your way and you know your party will die or go insane and then you
29:32
head back to the village and then the ones that survived you can put them into
29:36
various places in the village like you can take them to the church and they can
29:40
just kind of pray for a week and that that kind of calms them down a bit and
29:43
then maybe they'll be cured of some of their little ticks and or they uh you
29:48
can send them off to the brothel or to the tavern or they can go gambling and
29:52
that kind of thing and and so you kind of have to keep this roster of Heroes
29:56
cycling in and then there's a mental Asylum you can put him in the mental
30:00
Asylum and yeah yeah it's really interesting and all the art work in the
30:04
game is done by Mike mola who does Hellboy ah and and all those yeah so
30:10
it's it's actually it's really really like the beautiful artwork uh like very
30:15
dark and stylized but it's a cool game people complain on Steam that it's more
30:21
difficult now um but I didn't play it before so I'm kind of that's just how I
30:25
know it apparently I'm just having a look at the moment cuz it's still in um
30:28
Early Access that's right it used to be apparently easier and so I think people
30:33
must have gotten used to keeping the same party members a lot but they've
30:37
changed it because they basically said yeah no no people will die if they're
30:41
supposed to that's the game so I think the people saying it's too hard uh being
30:46
discouraged by the fact that that their characters are dying but you're not
30:49
supposed to keep them you're supposed to cycle through
30:52
them like the it looks fantastic Matt it is it's really checking it out now the
30:58
art is amazing I definitely recommend you guys check it out you you would like
31:02
it down I'm sure and I mean I don't know Luke you um it's uh I don't know there's
31:07
no achievements cuz it's on Steam so I'm about it 6 months to a year away from
31:14
going back through my PC gaming phase okay I'm just waiting to get my new
31:19
computer I like that you plan this a year in advance one year from now I'll start
31:25
playing PC games again mm I just need to wait till I get my new computer okay and
31:30
I'm holding off as long as possible until I buy it yeah darkest dungeon uh I
31:35
recommend it it's it's fun and interesting I just put it on my wish
31:38
list in case anyone wishes to buy it for me yeah no it's it's very very good yeah
31:44
creepy and dark and and difficult but fun no I might give that a try in 6
31:49
months to a year time yeah sounds good you guys played anything interesting I
31:54
uh downloaded a little iOS game this week that I've found a little bit
31:58
interesting and it's called Lifeline right and I guess I guess you'd call it
32:04
a text Adventure right it kind of it it it kind of doesn't have Graphics or
32:10
anything I mean it's nicely laid out but it doesn't have moving images per se but
32:16
basically it works as you turn your push notifications on and
32:21
then you get a message from an astronaut who's stranded and is freaking out out and
32:28
you're the only one that's being able to hear his message so you chat with him
32:32
and you help him out and you know he'll say what should I do should I should I
32:36
climb up on top of the cliff to try to see the landscape or should I try to
32:40
find my way back to my crashed ship and you say all right just go towards the
32:45
ship you might need supplies okay it's going to take me about 2 hours to get
32:48
there I'll check in soon and then in 2 hours or so you'll get another message
32:53
from him you know in real time that says all right I'm here what do I do
32:59
is it it's AI or is there somebody sending these messages to you no no it's
33:05
it's all just AI so it's uh yeah it's just based on
33:10
what what tree you go down can you tell him to do anything no no no no no it's
33:16
uh multiple choice choice as it were yeah um that sounds amazing I am
33:22
actually buying that now yeah cool yeah I'm going to check that
33:26
out too yeah it's just it's yeah for just something new and
33:29
different um if you get it now I'm just having a look in this for the next seven
33:34
days it's free I iOS yeah is it yeah I'm having to pay $135 can't argue with that
33:41
[ __ ] it I'll just get it right now right now mine's installing right now 2015 Meg
33:46
but yeah I had to pay $135 for mine suck
33:49
it oh yeah free cool Lifeline 2 is out
33:54
oh really so I'm already out of day looks completely different it looks like
33:59
it's kind of a mystical one maybe it's got nothing to do with it and they've
34:02
just called their completely separate game lifetime too yeah no it looks like
34:07
it's the same company three minute games but it's uh oh yeah there's a bunch of
34:10
them Lifeline Silent Night oh Lifeline 2
34:15
is uh it's a Christmas themed one is it Lifeline 2 is about it looks like you're
34:20
a mage or or the person is a Mage and they're
34:25
traveling Aras messages come up to you God doesn't tell me anything helping her
34:30
on her mission to save her brother and avenge her parents kept a spill bound
34:33
the whole way through interesting oh I'm going to check out
34:37
the first one anyway yeah that sounds like a fun game I will tear I will um I
34:43
think I'm going to give up on Fallout 4 just for the record really okay really I
34:47
just wow yeah um I I've got to finish
34:50
Witcher got well I uh what I did is I
34:56
went ahead and finished the main story of Fallout 4 to free me up to play other
35:02
games you know yeah so uh and I was glad I did that because I really wanted to
35:06
check out rise of the Tomb Raider I got to play it I've got to play
35:10
it's lovely look I it's beautiful and it's not it's not difficult you know
35:16
it's uh it's kind of you can't really go wrong I you can get eaten by a bear or
35:21
you can fall off a cliff but right you know like you can't go the wrong way
35:25
really so you know it's kind of a a no-brainer I've got to be in the mood
35:30
for that so I played that for a bit uh progressed a little way through it maybe
35:35
a quarter of the way through and then I just missed Fallout so I've been playing
35:40
Fallout again this weekend does um the the main storyline
35:46
in Fallout 4 I should just I should just work my way through it cuz keep after
35:50
that absolutely yeah it's like um yeah oh yeah know I'm saying yeah like I know
35:54
for a fact but remember Fallout 3 no you finished the main story you died yes yes
36:00
originally that's true yeah until the DLC um Fallout New Vegas though I don't
36:04
think was like that you could just keep playing and exploring but no this
36:07
definitely is um no no Fallout New Vegas had an ending it had like a like at the
36:12
end it told you everything that happened maybe this one does the same yeah and
36:16
then you just wake straight back up oh okay all right yeah yeah cuz I've got a
36:21
lot of side misses still do a lot of the map to still explore do you guys know
36:24
you can go off the map in this one oh I didn't no yeah you can go off the map
36:30
various directions quite far you get to
36:35
Island no I don't think you can I'm curious about it is is Rhode Island to
36:39
the north or south of of South well then maybe you can maybe you can Matt
36:45
interesting uh but I you know you get you get sent down there on a mission to
36:50
the uh I don't know how far through you guys have played but it's called the the
36:55
radiated sea or something like that and is this really irradiated place where
36:59
you have to wear your power armor or a hazmat suit but uh you don't have to
37:05
stop you can keep going to the east no to the west and the South and there's
37:10
other [ __ ] down there huh okay [ __ ] death I've still got to go find
37:16
Valentine yeah I've done that yeah
37:20
yeah yeah did uh Valentine give you a give you a nice little Overcoat when you
37:26
helped him so that you can look like a detective he did I sold it because my my
37:31
armor that I had is is way better yeah of course I don't wear I I don't like
37:36
the armor in Fallout 4 you don't wear the armor you got to put the No No I'm
37:40
going to say I don't wear any novelty suits because I just wear
37:44
armor I don't like the armor you're talking you got to have separate legs
37:47
and arms and shoulders and yeah I don't care about that just one suit of it's
37:52
too complicated I don't care and I mean I'm sure it's great for people who want
37:55
to worry about that stuff I just don't care and also it I don't like the look
37:59
of it I think it's sure yeah well I never see it yeah I know I know but it's
38:05
when I'm cut finding it and putting it on yeah I know and then it it like shows
38:10
me and I look [ __ ] ridiculous and I'm like look it's funny I agree with you I
38:15
was quite pissed off with it when I was playing the game as a game now that I'm
38:19
just kind of exploring and improving my home and improving
38:22
myself um you know now I'm you know I'm I'm up dating individual pieces of armor
38:29
and uh I did the same with my you I Chrome plated my power armor for example
38:34
one piece at a time yeah right mine's got Flames
38:39
awesome of course it does yeah I I'll I'm I sh I'll go back
38:45
to it but um yeah I don't know it just hasn't grabbed me there's some really great
38:52
side quests though has anyone done the silver shroud side quest I started it I
38:57
started it I haven't got very far I don't I think it's really weird
39:01
the one thing that I think is the reason why I can't get into this game is
39:04
because I start off with power armor I know it's silly I haven't even
39:10
used it I've just got it's parked at Sanctuary I haven't used it I feel I have to earn
39:14
it and and like I probably found six or seven suits of power armor yeah and I
39:20
just I just strip them for parts you don't need more than one
39:25
because you can uh you can repair pie so just get the best pieces and sell the
39:31
rest okay for cash or
39:36
drugs to give to the old lady yeah that's right you know you can [ __ ]
39:41
people Fallout 4 I Well you emailed the other day yeah apparently you can [ __ ]
39:46
any of your companions including codsworth but no one's quite sure if you
39:51
can [ __ ] dog mate well he's the only one I have with me because I got the lone wer perk
39:57
because yeah sure cuz they just get way get doesn't count as a companion for the
40:03
Apparently not I'm hoping that's not a hoping that's not a bug that they're
40:07
going to fix cuz I think that's always been the case I hate having any
40:11
companion it's handy to be able to tell him to carry all my [ __ ] oh yeah yeah so
40:16
what I usually do is if I'm going to go into like a location I'll make him wait
40:20
outside because Stay Stay yeah because he because he just causes problems if he
40:24
goes in yeah just [ __ ] but goes in balls out yeah yeah
40:29
yeah so no I leave him next to the dogghouse in my home in
40:34
sanctuary H yeah dog you guys are you doing the um are you doing the
40:39
settlements all that that doing not really not really I you know I fixed up
40:44
sanctuary and I've got a few settlements under my protection that you know they
40:49
alert me when they're under attack and I go and help him out but I'm not faring
40:54
up and it's not I don't play that game bu myself so I'm skipping
41:00
it I'm just taking red
41:03
rocket okay yeah I I bought the house in Diamond City and that's where I live oh
41:09
okay nice and they they comes up and says so and so is under attack and I'm
41:14
like what do you want me to do about it I'm busy yeah
41:19
so I mean it's the one right next to Sanu Sanctuary okay so it's within the
41:23
border of sanctuary's um crafting radius
41:27
is it no just outside so it has its own crafting station yeah it does it's got a
41:33
bunch of them okay interesting interesting but you can't
41:37
store stuff in them though can you Luke yeah yeah you could you could create a
41:42
storage but okay but no no no what I mean is if you go to a crafting station
41:48
that's in one of your uh what do you call them settlements and you dump stuff
41:52
in it it's Avail that that stuff is available at all of them but if you go
41:57
rocket really okay that's interesting yeah okay okay I'm going to be
42:01
completely honest I didn't know you could dump your stuff I've just been
42:04
carrying it around most of it doesn't weigh much no all your yours and stuff
42:11
yeah you just dump dump it [ __ ] really and it just automatically converts it
42:15
into everything and it's just available everywhere yeah all right
42:19
interesting it's like you push X and it's just like dump junk yeah right okay
42:24
did not know that H H the thing I don't like about Fallout 4 that you will no
42:30
doubt discover Luke and Matt if you go back to
42:34
it is that you know you play a game a certain way and you kind of decide to
42:40
yourself who your character is going to be and and what they're going to do and
42:44
how how you play the game is kind of based on the ontology you kind of create
42:48
for your character but in Fallout 4 you get to a point where you have to choose
42:53
sides from a number of teams that you've been working
42:58
and cooperating with mhm and once you
43:03
choose sides with one the others automatically become enemies and will
43:08
shoot you on site and you can no longer talk to them or work with them and it's
43:12
a bit odd because in previous Fallout games that's happened as well but it's
43:16
usually pretty cut and dry who the goodies and the baddies are right this
43:21
one it's it's a bit more ambiguous so you know I'm like well I don't want to
43:26
piss these guys off I mean they've been real helpful to me you know but at the
43:30
same time I'm going to need to work with these guys that's actually the reason
43:34
why I um stopped playing New Vegas I got up to a mission where it was if I do
43:41
this um I'm not they're going to be pissed off me they're going to be pissed
43:45
off me and I just went I don't want to do that I just want to do everything so
43:49
I won't play it at all did you not finished New Vegas no I still haven't oh
43:54
wow I finished it twice I need to go back and finish it
43:58
it's on my to-do list look when you play back long to-do list yeah I played it
44:02
back to back with Fallout 3 and it's not as good it's just not as good oh okay
44:08
like the story in Fallout 3 is much stronger the characters are much
44:14
richer h i remember I I feel like I enjoyed New Vegas a bit more but I don't
44:19
know why oh really interesting you like to [ __ ]
44:25
gamble could be could um do you want to talk about some
44:31
movies why not sounds good I believe You' have seen a movie recently Matt I
44:37
did I I saw a few but I saw one in particular of note because I saw it with
44:44
the creators of it oh and that was very exciting we got invited to the
44:49
Australian premere of the hateful eight with um Quenton Tarantino Kurt
44:55
Russell and Samuel Jackson in attendance and uh I would like to very much thank
45:01
Road Show for inviting us cuz that was that was a fun evening um now I have to
45:08
ask with this did that have the intermission yeah yeah yeah we had the
45:11
Overture beforehand oh uh we watched we watched the movie in in on film The the
45:17
CEO of Road Show got up and said you're watching it on film like as oh wow
45:22
actually projected on film yep great uh and it was in the uh the ultrawide
45:28
presentation and I mean it looked looked beautiful it was yeah yeah yeah yeah oh
45:34
if you can see it that way I recommend it it was was very just just very clear
45:40
and and I don't know it's just they it was a very good presentation I I'll say
45:46
uh I mean I'm sure maybe it's just that I was looking for it you know what I
45:50
mean like the I'm sure digital stuff looks spot on any anyway but this I
45:54
don't know this just looked really nice but I don't know maybe other films do too
46:00
how's the movie the movie was good I enjoyed it uh I'm not as we've discussed
46:06
on here before a huge fan of
46:09
Tarantino um I liked Pulp Fiction and I
46:14
haven't really liked any of the others uh until D Jango I really like Jango and
46:19
I really liked this uh I liked it more before the
46:24
intermission and then I felt the ending kind of dropped off ah interesting but
46:29
but overall I really liked it and I would watch it again definitely uh and I
46:35
will because I there are things I want to pay more attention to it's got a good
46:40
story uh 3 hours is pretty long I think it is long yeah 3 hours is pretty long
46:45
yeah it had an intermission after 2 hours when we saw it uh I don't two
46:49
hours no no no had a 2 hours then an intermission and then an hour no no I
46:53
meant like it's weird I thought they'd go like the hour and a half mark yeah no
46:57
no no traditionally the the second act should be slightly
47:01
shorter if you go see a Broadway show with an intermission usually it's like
47:06
an hour in the first half 45 minutes in the second half
47:11
okay yeah so what's it about uh it's about a a group of people it starts out
47:17
with um Samuel L Jackson and um Kurt Russell's characters meeting they're two
47:22
bounty hunters and one of them Kurt Russell's character is taking for Jason
47:27
Lee's character I don't remember the character's names uh she's a criminal
47:31
and they they both bounty hunters and then uh they're stuck in the Sam
47:34
Jackson's stuck in the snow and so Kurt Russell gives him a ride in his Carriage
47:39
uh they made up with a bunch of other people and and through various
47:42
circumstances they all end up uh in this cabin a place called
47:48
um you know what I don't remember the name of the place uh something habashy
47:53
something something H ly's habashy or something like that that anyway it's
47:57
like a hotel it's this cabin and they're all stuck in this cabin which that's the
48:02
one thing that I thought was strange at first uh I read some stuff later on
48:06
about why they did this but I thought they got these lenses out right these
48:10
Ultra wide lenses to shoot this film and then and I thought I thought this is a
48:16
it's a western we're going to see some sweeping landscape shots we're going to
48:19
see you know some some beautiful cinematography and we did at the start
48:24
and then 95% of it took place inside a cabin it's quite one big room and and
48:31
what he said was and I guess this is fair and why I want to watch it again
48:36
cuz it is it is a fair thing to say that the the wide lens allowed them to
48:41
capture the whole room okay um in a lot of shots and it is definitely true
48:46
that's why I want to see it again because you there's a lot of attention
48:51
to detail in things because it's a Tarantino film you know you see some
48:54
things out of order and then you you learn later on you go oh that's what
48:58
that was and that kind of thing and so um I think there is a lot of background
49:04
stuff that you would appreciate more the second time stuff like that so yeah I
49:09
would I would like to see it again um yeah so they get stuck in this cabin and
49:13
then and then they learn that uh
49:16
somebody there is working against them I
49:21
don't want to give too much away and and then things progress from there um but
49:26
it's very interesting everybody's charact all the characters were very
49:28
interesting I thought uh and yeah I really I really liked it all the
49:34
performances were really good was it was a good movie I'm actually looking
49:38
forward to seeing this one which is weird I'm not the biggest Tarantino fan
49:42
either mhm like I've never have been like I think one of the ones I saw in
49:46
glorious bastards I just was not for me seen stupid I haven't seen it I really
49:52
want to watch it I'm going to I'm going to watch it maybe this next week so
49:55
maybe next week I'll Port back and and let you know I'll tell you this Matt
50:00
there are scenes in eng glorious bastards that are fantastic yeah right like the opening
50:06
scene for example but overall it's just a bit weird I'll tell you one thing I
50:12
one of his films I have really enjoyed Death Proof see I didn't like death
50:18
proof I enjoyed except for the the that whole car chase when she's on the hood
50:23
of the car thing I think is that like half the movie
50:27
yeah if you get rid of that it's a yeah but they need to cut that down I like
50:32
the movie I didn't like that car scene yeah right I think maybe I should watch
50:38
a few of his again because I know he he's he's a smart guy and I know he has
50:43
things on purpose and I know also that he I mean he'll do things because it's
50:49
Cinema and it's fun but he'll also do things because he is a bit clever than
50:53
that sometimes MH and so like I I feel like sometimes on some things people
50:58
give him too much credit and on other things they don't give him enough yeah I
51:01
think that's fair I don't know I think he's he's interesting from that point of
51:05
view so I think I want to go back and watch Death Proof I want to watching
51:09
glorious spasers that's the first thing I'm going to do I'm going to watch that
51:10
maybe I'll do like a reverse chronological Quenton Tarantino thing or
51:15
something and just work my way back I mean I've seen Jango fairly fun when you
51:20
get to Jackie Brown see I haven't seen that either so
51:25
we'll uh if you're going to do that you have to include his episode of Alias
51:29
that he directed oh yeah mhm yeah he did two didn't he and you have yes back to
51:33
back and you have to oh yeah it's a split yeah you have to watch uh the
51:37
episode of uh America's Got Talent that he
51:42
did all right yeah don't know anything about that I'll say this too I have seen
51:49
a lot of stuff read a lot of stuff about
51:50
him being uh a total [ __ ] withit yeah uh he he as far as I can tell he's not he
51:57
was very nice so yeah I don't know I don't know maybe people catch him at a
52:02
bad time and that's that's the only only time you hear about it but no he was
52:07
very nice and he he had a lot of time for everybody and he was really friendly
52:11
that's great so H yeah it was interesting it's a it's
52:17
interesting experience being on the other side of the other side of the the
52:22
barrier so to speak M mhm it's a little off-putting
52:28
to say the least so uh yeah forgot to forgot to take I didn't forget to take
52:34
photos I felt like I shouldn't take photos yeah well they probably had a big
52:37
sign that said do not take pictures or video dur no no no it was more like well
52:43
they they they they got there right they had the the cinema blocked off to the
52:46
street with the barricades and all the Press at the sides and then you know
52:50
they limos arrived and they all got out and they were walking in and then so we
52:54
took some photos and then I said oh you know where do we go asked one of the
52:57
security guards and showed him the passes and stuff and he said oh yeah
52:59
come through and then put us on the carpet with them and I was like oh
53:04
that's weird yeah and so you know went to walk in and gave like Tarantino
53:09
looked over gave him a little nod he gave me a nod like he probably wondering
53:12
oh [ __ ] you he's probably thinking may he goes well I might know him so I
53:18
better nod back of he seems to know me exactly so I was like well this is
53:24
weird and then I was like I really I'm in the the best position you could
53:27
possibly be in to get a photo with Quenton Tarantino right now but I can't
53:32
because CU he thinks he worked on the film because I will give myself away as
53:37
as someone who's not supposed to be here you know what I mean mhm yeah you're on
53:41
the having photo taking of VI side exact taking photo side yeah exactly so I I
53:46
was like I had to leave my phone in my pocket and then when I got to the end I
53:49
turned around I took a photo backwards where you can I mean you can see that
53:52
they're there but it was it's kind of less cool than it would have been to get
53:55
you know kind of aelf self with them in or whatever but I know I just didn't
53:58
feel right doing it but yeah I understand A++ would would
54:04
red carpet again that was fun very nice I I've definitely not red carpeted with
54:09
the likes of uh Tarantino but I did uh
54:13
get invited uh through Ivon stovsky
54:17
indirectly to the premiere of her film I
54:22
love you too which was this [ __ ] terrible
54:27
romcom um but it did have someone we all
54:32
like in the cast and that's uh it's a little actor called Peter
54:37
Dinklage ah nice was he there yeah he was there this of course is before the uh
54:44
Game of Thrones exactly so I was just thinking what a great [ __ ] and not
54:50
really putting any weight on the situation you were just thinking repres
54:57
the lollipop the lollipop midet
55:03
watch well unfortunately it was before [ __ ] watch as well yeah right wow that
55:09
must have been a long time ago yeah it was cuz [ __ ] watch is an institution
55:13
now yeah I know I know so I saw some
55:18
movies during the week one of which was
55:22
Steve Jobs the uh the new movie Danny Bo
55:26
directs script by uh I started to watch
55:29
it the West Wing guy mhm mhm what did you think of it I started to watch it I
55:35
will I'll explain why why you started or why you didn't continue I'll well yeah
55:41
I'll explain both if you like um here well here's my here was my thought I
55:44
watched it to the end and I enjoyed it
55:47
um but it's not very good and uh right I
55:51
for those who don't know it's um not so
55:54
much a biopic like the movie jobs starring Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs
56:01
with a white beard stuck on which is just [ __ ] appalling um but that went
56:06
through his life and this one is just set on three separate occasions half
56:10
hour each in real time behind the scenes before the launch of the Macintosh the
56:16
Lisa and the iMac so you see those three moments in his life and uh through
56:22
either historical accuracy or just plain dramatic license I don't know which um
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pretty much exactly the same thing happens his ex-wife is there and his
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daughter is there and his assistant is there and wnc is causing problems it's
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it's kind of like a three act repeating structure um the reason I didn't think
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it worked was casting fast Bender plays
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Steve Jobs and I adore fast Bender but he's just too Charming to play a
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[ __ ] like this I read afterwards that they originally
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wanted Tom Cruz to play this role and I think that would have worked so well
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because we accept him as just this [ __ ] other planet living
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megalomaniac right yeah right whereas kind of fast Bender is just so Charming
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that it's like ah well throw your weight around I guess but you are a genius so
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I'll I'll let you I'll let you off yeah it's so weird like this is one actually
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looked interesting like the last Steve J movie just looked yeah here is this
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is yeah this one looks interesting and well done oh it is well done yeah
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absolutely is and and they've um they've done some interesting things with the
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cinematography for example they they
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shoot the Macintosh sequence on um the
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kind of 35 mil film stock they had no 16 mil film stock that they would have had
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in the late 70s early ' 80s they shoot the one in the '90s with the Lisa in
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like 35 mil and then um Alexa for the the current stuff so it's you know it
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looks like the time they're shooting so there's a lot of thought that's going
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into it yeah what there's not a lot of thought that goes into
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uh what's what's the Titanic girl why can't I remember her name Kate Winslet
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Kate winlet yeah Kate Winslet who has an accent
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sometimes yeah I noticed that too yeah that was weird but anyway that's that's
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my total summary of it so m very keen to hear what you thought of it well we were
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just we were just looking for something to watch and so and I've been Keen to
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see it yeah uh and I mean Jenna's not
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super interested in in Steve Jobs at all uh in fact she thinks he's he was a
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[ __ ] and he was yeah right uh and so and she's you know not super interested
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in the story or anything like that but I popped it on and then we're watching it
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and then I don't know she wasn't very interested I noticed that she was just
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doing stuff on her phone not interested and then I I I already knew all the
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stuff that was happening yeah so I was like you know what we could just do something else
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cuz I already know yeah I know what's going to happen and I'm fine with just
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watching this at some other point I don't really care yeah um and then you
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know that we could just watch something that we both want to watch so that's why
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I've only seen uh I saw through all through the first you know the minosh CU
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you never actually see the keynote for the Macintosh always you never see the
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keynote for all of them they fade out before it starts yeah okay and then it
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came to the second second lot uh and I I said you know what we don't have to
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watch this I can I can do this another time it again I'm not I know I know the
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story well if you've seen all the stuff they discussed yeah exactly and if
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you've seen one vignette you've seen the whole movie because it's just it just
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goes on repeat okay start I thought Fender was pretty good
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but I do agree that he was but see he was charismatic but I think was they say
1:00:01
Steve Jobs was I never met the man obviously I don't know but maybe maybe
1:00:05
maybe that is correct yeah I guess maybe it is maybe it
1:00:08
is couldn't smell through the screen
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though yeah so oh yeah I thought it was
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all right but here's here's my advice if you love Steve Jobs and you want a great
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biopic on Steve Jobs go watch the Pirates of Silicon Valley oh that is a
1:00:29
great movie yeah cuz that's [ __ ] great you just you you can't do better
1:00:33
than that they've already made the movie about Steve Jobs and um Bill Gates and
1:00:38
their rival it tells the whole story it was good yeah yeah that was a great
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movie yeah it was uh I watched something else actually just before we recorded
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tonight um this is on Netflix and I got Netflix now Matt it's so
1:00:53
good life has changed I wonder if we can get sponsored by Netflix TV's [ __ ] dead
1:01:00
man yep well have a look on Netflix for the
1:01:05
captains and this I saw a trailer for this years and years ago and I was
1:01:11
fascinated I was very interested to see it but it never happened uh until I like
1:01:15
I just saw on Netflix earlier like it's like the captains it's William Shatner
1:01:21
he made a documentary where he interviews uh all of the various
1:01:25
captains from Star Trek you know on on
1:01:28
various uh different series wow and I've I've literally just found it on Netflix
1:01:34
right now bookmarking now now I will say this I don't want to give too much away
1:01:40
but have you ever we've seen William shat a talk right you know the guy's a
1:01:43
maniac crazy man right I thought this will be a light-hearted little chat with
1:01:48
them reminiscing telling anecdotes and all that kind of stuff and it does begin
1:01:52
that way but then bill being bill starts
1:01:56
asking the hard questions oh like talking to Scott baula he's like so you
1:02:02
know we work uh you know we work on these TV series we work you know 12 18
1:02:05
hour days you know you do what you do what it takes it's it's tough isn't it
1:02:08
and he's like yeah yeah when I did Quantum Leap you know I had like five
1:02:11
days off in two years and he's like were you married at the time and he's like oh
1:02:15
oh yeah I was I was and he's like had that work out and then he's like he's
1:02:19
like oh I mean we're divorced he's like okay could you talk about that for me
1:02:23
and then and then he and then and and then on and on and then um the I
1:02:28
forgotten her name uh Captain Jane way like so when you when you were on Star
1:02:33
Trek you you had two young children and she's like yeah yeah D that was
1:02:36
difficult he's like how do they feel about it she's like oh I think actually
1:02:39
they they're still very resentful to this day and he's like could you tell me
1:02:42
more about that and like like it it goes to like the weirdest places wow and it's
1:02:49
like it's really good it's fascinating great Shatner and Patrick Stewart I sat
1:02:54
there chatting at Patrick Stewart's house and William Shatner has this this
1:02:58
huge moment that like I don't want to spoil it but you should definitely watch
1:03:02
it it's really really interesting well I will and uh what's the guy who plays
1:03:05
Cisco on um Deep Space 9 is a
1:03:09
maniac like he's actually crazy he he he won't answer questions he sat at a piano
1:03:16
and every time Shatner asks him a question he just starts playing
1:03:18
something in the piano and he's like yeah it's
1:03:23
ridiculous so yeah the captains I highly recommend it it it was really really
1:03:29
that a watch yeah really interesting like way way way way more
1:03:35
depth than I expected from a light-hearted documentary about Star
1:03:39
Trek like that's not what this is it is but it isn't so [ __ ] and like uh just
1:03:46
about the I mean personally I gained an
1:03:49
appreciation for the sacrifice that people in that profession have to make H
1:03:56
and maybe that's what he was sort of going for yeah it could be like like all
1:04:01
of them have every every person that he interviews has this very very dark
1:04:07
aspect to their Fame that he he like that he like digs
1:04:12
into like [ __ ] gets his teeth in there it's really interesting I've said it's really
1:04:19
interesting very very often this conversation which is interesting that
1:04:25
is interesting so two thumbs up yeah two thumbs up the
1:04:28
captains was really good was
1:04:34
interesting how interesting very
1:04:38
interesting anybody else seen anything interesting um I haven't actually
1:04:45
finished watching the whole making a murderer ah oh yeah but I do want to say
1:04:50
one thing about it mhm cuz the whole idea about it is he's sort of blaming
1:04:54
that he was set up yeah yeah now I just want to say if the
1:04:59
police were going to do this to set him up uhhuh to the Jingle should I play the
1:05:04
jingle you do okay here we go while the
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other brothers are doing up CRI
1:05:13
Crim now I think the police I think if they were going to set him up they
1:05:17
wouldn't do it this way okay cuz like where did they get the body from who
1:05:21
killed her yeah did police kill her I think if they were going to set him up
1:05:27
and try and get him out of the picture I think theyd try and organize it that he
1:05:31
looked like he was attacking one of them and they had to kill
1:05:34
him well the the guy says that the uh whoever it was the sheriff I think at
1:05:40
the time said I don't know if you're up that far but he actually he actually
1:05:43
says at one point if we wanted to get rid of him it would be easier to kill
1:05:48
him and then the interview like like sorry can you say that again the
1:05:52
intervie it's like sorry did you did you just say that he's like yeah and I'll
1:05:56
say it again well really if we wanted him dead we just kill
1:06:01
him to go out and kill someone else or yeah frame him for someone else murder
1:06:07
so there's a murderer really out there it just seems very convoluted but you
1:06:11
can just go oh he was coming at me he had a gun so I shot him I agree with you
1:06:16
on that I think uh I don't know that you're supposed to think that they
1:06:22
actually murdered somebody to to set him up but I but even if they were to this
1:06:27
woman was murdered um shouldn't you maybe go find the person who killed her
1:06:31
because there's a murderer out there that's kind of the thing that's
1:06:34
disturbing about it is that if if they did do this then they as they did before
1:06:41
have let a guilty person go free because and and you need to like that's the
1:06:46
thing is yeah it does sound awful but they did do it already yes the first
1:06:51
time yeah when he's arrested like so and they've admitted that
1:06:56
yeah that's what makes it like a bit more if it wasn't for that first one I'd
1:07:01
be like oh they wouldn't do that but they did do it so I don't know but have
1:07:05
you seen his fiance's come out now and gone he's guilty as hell oh really he
1:07:11
was sort of threatening her and all of this and so yeah she's saying she's not
1:07:17
supporting him well look the the simplest answer to this mystery is he
1:07:21
did do it and he thinks that right you know if we argue is that he didn't
1:07:26
enough people might think yeah he probably didn't let him off yeah he he
1:07:30
thinks that he can get away with it because he got a well didn't get away
1:07:34
with the last one but because of the last time his unique situation yeah if that's
1:07:39
true then he's he's a psychopath clearly because why would you do that yeah like
1:07:44
well the only thing is though I mean he doesn't really seem smart enough to like
1:07:49
orchestrate some kind of it's definitely a weird one it's it's good television
1:07:53
that's what it is certainly is yeah you watched the Jinx
1:07:58
yet could it's not on Netflix so I couldn't I looked for it I I I defin
1:08:04
watch I watched some more Forensic Files cuz I couldn't find it yeah
1:08:08
right maybe maybe it's just not on the Australian Netflix yeah could be yeah I couldn't
1:08:14
find it on there J NX the Jinx correct yeah yeah yeah no we looked we looked
1:08:20
did you guys see this um this 10 Cloverfield Lane Trailer yeah yeah it
1:08:25
looks pretty cool right yeah it does you didn't watch it Luke
1:08:30
no it's um I mean loading it up now it's
1:08:34
uh produced by JJ Abrams it's Bad Robot
1:08:37
it's called 10 Cloverfield Lane so it's
1:08:42
pretty safe to say it's Cloverfield related but it's completely different
1:08:48
yeah like it's got I mean as far as I can tell nothing to do with it's not
1:08:54
even it's not the same style is the first one the first one was all handheld
1:08:56
just happens on the same street it looks like John Goodman's got either his kids
1:09:03
or somebody else's kids locked in a bomb
1:09:06
shelter under his house and they don't I don't know I don't quite know what
1:09:11
happens but as the trailer progresses they seem to figure out that that
1:09:15
they're not supposed to be there and he says don't go outside don't go outside
1:09:18
and then you never find out quite what's going on looks interesting very
1:09:24
interesting I saw a film that was very interesting
1:09:29
this week has anyone else seen John Wick yeah did you like it the Kian Reeves one
1:09:34
yeah Keanu yeah I did like it yeah me too I mean this is not going to win any
1:09:38
awards right no it is what it but if you just want to see a movie with great action
1:09:45
sequences Kiana Reeves in nice suits just [ __ ] wailing on dudes then John
1:09:50
Wick is the [ __ ] movie for you like yeah it's good so this is direct did by
1:09:55
a firsttime director who just happens to be Ki Reeves's stunt double like for
1:10:01
many years right and so at some point he's obviously said to him I've uh I've
1:10:06
written a movie starring
1:10:11
you it's got a lot of stunts in it yeah it does it really does like starring
1:10:17
me right no honestly like I'm not going to give anything away it's all in the
1:10:22
trailer but some gangsters kill it's not a complicated they kill his dog right
1:10:28
some gangsters kill his dog and it's quite sad it's quite sad that they kill
1:10:31
his dog because [ __ ] you stay away from a man's dog you know yeah cuz cuz he got
1:10:35
the dog after his wife died yeah that's right I think there's a yeah and then
1:10:40
you know there's a back story he used to be a Hitman but he's gone straight and
1:10:43
he his wife helped him kind of get out of that life and now she's dead and he's
1:10:48
just looks after this little dog um and then [ __ ] kill his dog and he goes
1:10:54
[ __ ] psycho psycho but there's just great action sequences in this the kind of action
1:11:00
sequences you rarely see anymore and it's just it's just
1:11:06
good I feel I'm talking to myself now that's all for this week thank you for
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