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Rome-Old And Juli-Eh (S18E15) · Four Finger Discount (Simpsons Podcast)

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  No, baby, what dioma? How could you? Sorry? Abe worse
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  throw I shod? We really had something? What the hell is going on
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  here? Dor Selmus judge four Finger Discount Ude, Welcome to four Fingure Discount
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  where this we're here to review episode fifteen of season eighteen. It is Rome
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  Old and Julie. I am Endo and I am Guy, and we're back
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  in twenty twenty four. This is the first four Finger Discount episode we recorded
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  in twenty twenty four. Now, first recording we've done. Now it's the
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  first. It's not the first four Finger discount we did the Home of the
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  Great special last week. This is the first season eighteen review, a full
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  Finger discount classic Diane Springfield. Okay, but we're putting the train back on
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  the tracks. We are back in the Weeds season eighteen. Yeah, things
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  are moving ahead, and yeah we're back. Maybe we are indeed, Yeah,
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  back to reviewing weird shit. Indeed, speaking of weird shit, it's
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  the opposite of weird shit, because we're coming to you from well, we
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  always recorded Dano's home studio. But I walk in the door and I went,
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  what go ahead? His own table? Now I kind of do yeah,
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  I do, actually do and he has rearranged the whole place. I
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  don't know. Dana's very big on, you know, sharing his life on
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  social media. Hopefully he'll show you some before and after pictures. I haven't
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  actually I realized I've shared two posts since August last year. Oh really,
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  personal account, I ain't work about it. I couldn't give a shit on
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  name my personal account on my four figure discount page. That's my personal page.
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  Yew Well tune in listeners or just check in them. But do you'll
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  see that this place is you know, all the crazy crap on the walls
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  are still all the crazy crap on the walls, but things have been moved
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  around. There's a little more room to move, a little room to breathe.
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  There's gonna be less crazy crap, trustmate, less crazy crab. We're
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  I think we're all doing a bit of that. In twenty twenty now,
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  I helped the Lovely Luise out with a bit of decluttering at her place.
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  She could just feel the literal and metaphoric weight of it coming down on us.
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  So we took a couple of days between Christmas and year and went wild.
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  Is she going to come to your place and do the same she was
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  talking about that. But I'm like, change the subject quick by. Don't
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  tell anybody how I live, even even with the woman I love. I'm
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  kind of like, I'm gonna have to do a quick take on this before
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  you come. We're discussing cobwebs and dust before we really were. As a
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  guy, I said, I rearranged this room so the desk is now in
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  a opposite corner. And the way I used to have my corner desk was
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  that it was sort of sticking into the room. Now I've got it essentially
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  in the corner, added a new table to extend the desk. It's kind
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  of a horse now, isn't it. It is, but it's just opened
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  up the room. But the amount of dust that behind that desk, and
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  you would have saying that there's like, you know, plenty of dusty your
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  place. I don't get dust people. You know, I put a figure
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  on the table here, I guarantee you in two weeks time and to be
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  just covered in dust. Where does dost come from? A lot of it
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  is apparently your skin? I know, right, Maybe that's where ghosts.
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  That's what ghosts actually are, just lingering skin from people of the past.
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  Yeah, I don't even talk to me about housekeeping. I mean I sort
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  of swept under the bed recently and do your a combination of having a cat
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  and be no standards. It was just like, oh my god, so
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  haiy and revealing. But it feel a bit better when it was all that.
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  But yeah, there's still a fair bit of stuff that needs to be
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  decluttered from my place. I'll do a quick run on then. I don't
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  know if I can talk a little into it or yeah, she would she
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  want to do you think declutter your place? Or was just like, I'm
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  kind of going there. I think she has noticed, like you've got a
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  bit of clutter. I'm like, you say, do you speaking of I've
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  got some shit that you might want. I was going to offer to you
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  just in case you wants it. It's like old Empire magazines. Oh quite
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  possibly. Having said that, I mean, yeah, louis throwing stuff out
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  and I'm like, well I might take that and that and that and that.
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  So there we go. Yes, the battle to declutter will never ever,
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  ever ever be one. My issue of decluttering is I just moved shit
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  from one room to the next. I'm like, we're gonna hang out in
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  this room more often lately, I'm going to move all the clutter from this
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  room to the garage, and then when I want to the garage and move
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  back into this room often enough, and Nichol doesn't realize it's still here.
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  The shell game goes on, all right, But we are here to talk
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  about Romi Old and Julie. Yeah. Really weird episode. An episode that
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  the story is just so odd that I found it hard to buy into.
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  Yeah, not one that I could really sort of get all that invested in
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  either way. That feels like, well, this is just not even not
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  a placeholder. That's not the right way for it. But it's like being
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  there done that. We've seen some of them married so many times, and
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  of all the marriages, this one was probably the least likely to work,
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  so you just like just get to the how they break up. Yeah,
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  yeah, I mean and look acknowledging by having the little banner the on the
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  wedding day where all the other names have been crossed out and all that stuff.
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  Yeah, it was like you acknowledging that has been done before. Yeah,
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  and this is perfectly fine to you know, while away a few minutes
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  with but yeah, not really adding much to the big picture, and you
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  know, the b plot in terms of like the boxes, and then it's
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  like, well, well, you know, we all like The Lord of
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  the Rings. I guess it started good, and by the end I just
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  thought this is so fucking weird. Like I didn't hate it. I was
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  just like, they've really just decided nothing needs to make sense anymore. Christ's
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  dragons and shit, I'm like, what is happening here? Yeah? Yeah,
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  I mean I don't know. It's just not that everything has to have
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  stakes or meaning or purpose, although it's good if it does. Yeah,
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  I was looking, what's the point of this? You could have easily come
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  up with some other storyline involving backyard forts, you know, and battles.
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  I mean, you know, have Nelson build one, or you know,
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  have other people catch onto the scam and have you know, have a story
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  where people need boxes for some reason but they can't find because all the kids
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  are still in the boxes to build Fort's good point. Good point, there
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  we go, fixed it's done, Rather than you know, riff on the
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  Two Towers. Like I said, everybody loves The Lord of the Rings.
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  Everybody loves fighting, fighting, and Helm's deep. But man in this case,
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  this just felt like patting. Yeah, yeah, I know, it's
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  just yeah, it's not not an episode that you know, I'm going ah
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  whenness this over. No, No, I didn't dislike it in that sense.
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  It was just because you know, we've had those episodes where they make
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  you angry. They're so absolutely you think, why am I even bothering watching
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  this? This one of us went, it's okay, but it's just I
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  know, a little too quirky for me, it's too weird. But you
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  know, I guess you need these episodes from time to time, and there
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  are people out there who I'm sure are going Romeo and Juliet, that's a
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  pretty good one. Yeah. Yeah, it's a little underrated if you believe
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  that. Twenty years later, people aren't talking about often enough Romeo and Juliet.
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  If you believe this, let us know. We're happy to hear your
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  opinion on this and and then completely disregard it because there was some stuff that
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  I did, like wild get two of my favorite moments. Well that's what
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  that favorite moment segment is for. Yeah. But before we do that,
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  though, I just wanted to say that Homer was such a piece of shit
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  in this episode because he had absolutely zero reason to want to split Ape and
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  somewhere up. I get that it's his dad and his sister in law,
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  but he's like, I want my father to grow old and be lonely.
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  And it's just that's true. You never really sort of I mean, other
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  than his sort of ongoing animosity towards Patty and so on, And Patty does
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  the same thing as well. I'm like, why is she? I mean,
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  I kind of get that it's grandpa, but it's still it's weird that
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  it's his sister inland that's going to be his mum. But it's just like,
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  it's horrible. Every once in a while, you need someone to just
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  articulate those things, even if those reasons are petty. Yeah, if you,
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  you know, have a character say I don't like it because X or
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  Y, and it's like, well, okay, I guess we can understand
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  where you're coming from. Even if I don't agree with it. It's still
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  some degree of motivation that moves the story forward and all that kind of thing.
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  But yeah, in this case, it was like, yeah, I
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  hadn't really thought of you just said. It's like, why why are you
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  going with the breakup. I mean, I guess you, as we said,
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  have to keep the story moving forward. I mean, I don't think
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  it wouldn't be as probably I was about to say, as interesting an episode.
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  It wasn't that interesting an episode, But it wouldn't It wouldn't have anything
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  moving ahead if you know, there wasn't any conflict or any sort of any
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  aversion to these two being together, and then don't create a shit conflict.
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  Good, just think of a better story, because I'm thinking, surely there
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  was an easier way to get Grandpa to move in than Homer declaimed bankruptcy for
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  the family because he wanted to turn his basement into a like a man cave.
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  But then within like three minutes, Grandpa's moved in the met no one
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  used the man cave anymore. So what was the whole point of him filing
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  for bankruptcy. We don't hear anything about the bankruptcy like that. Him filing
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  for bankruptcy has no impact on the story going forward. No as a as
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  an inciting incident. It's a that's a big deal, five for bankruptcy,
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  and it should be the family of struggling for the rest of the episode.
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  Whatever reason for these fucking bankruptcy. But no, nope, forgotten about having
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  said that. I've gone to jump on my favorite moments. But pretty nice
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  bachelor, a pretty nice basement pad. Yeah, sucker for a good basement
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  pad. I'd love to have a basement, I think fantastic. I tried
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  to turn the garage into that, and we had it going for a while,
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  but then it got to the point where it was like, we need
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  somewhere to put shit and part the car and have all the other stuff that
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  you don't want in the house. We still need here. You need a
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  storag. Yeah, yeah, everyone needs I said to Nicholas, we have
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  a build a house and building it's going to be a cinema room slash like
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  man cave area. How fucking amazing would have been have your own like cinema,
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  Lois. How many seats would you have in your home cinema? At
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  least eight? At least eight? Yeah, yeah, Los, always a
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  cinema room. If we get a house or when we get a house,
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  yeah, I'm coming. Yeah. The bankruptcy story and just how he was
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  treated Grandpa and somewhere throughout this, it's just should have right here home with
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  such a piece of shit. In this, he wasn't to me as aggressively
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  dickish as he's been in other recent episodes or previous episodes. But still,
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  yeah, it's it's funny. I mean, revisiting Home of the Great the
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  way we did recently and looking at home there, it's like, you're a
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  dummy, and you're impulsive and you're immature. But in ways it I can
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  certainly relate to, and I guess that a lot of other people can relate
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  to, whereas in this it's just kind of like, oh, you're just
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  like any other jerk off sitcom dad, Yeah, the ones that you know
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  shows supposedly as smart as the Simpsons make fun of yep, And yeah,
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  it was a little disappointing. It was a little disappointing. Also, it
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  couldn't quite Another reason I couldn't quite get into the story was that they couldn't
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  decide for me whether they were actually in love. It's like, why are
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  someoner going with this guy when like, you know, she suggests sex and
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  he's like I thought were at the circusly so, And I'm like, wait,
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  so is he senile? Does he know he's married? It's just don't
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  play out the senile moments. I get that's that way of sort of establishing
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  a split between the two, but it's like what it made in the first
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  place. Surely this shit was there for the I think so. Yeah,
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  and some are that desperate. Yeah, And I don't think you can really
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  turn it on, to turn the dial to such a degree that he's going
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  to wreck the house the way that he does. No. I mean,
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  I think there are certainly ways where you can address you know, not just
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  the age difference, but the difference in out to do, the difference in
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  I guess cognitive ability, and the difference in desires and wants and all that
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  kind of stuff. I think that would have been too much hard work.
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  I think it would have been nice to just play out the fact that he
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  hasn't lived with a woman for like forty years, yes, and go back
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  to like that nineteen fifties mentality or seventies mentals, whatever was raise sixties mentality.
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  Have that mentality, have that as the split between the two because he
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  doesn't know any different. Yeah. Yeah, me not doing it in a
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  you know, asshole way, an aggressive way, but more like well,
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  say you do things and saying Grandpa, times have change and have him actually
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  make it, make an efferent. You know, I just thought that there's
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  ways around the shitness in this. But anyway, let's get past the shittness,
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  favorite moments. Hey, my favorite What did you enjoy the most, mister
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  Davis? Like I said, pretty nice basement pad. Yeah, it looked
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  like it had all the all the stuff. That I would kind of enjoy.
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  Shags have shared carpet, I have shared carpeting, and a Chevy Chase
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  and goldiehorn in foul play pinball machine. Yes, look pretty rad. I
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  think my favorite bits were the mainly one liners. I did, like home
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  saying Tomage, yeah, when she was sort of complaining that that I was
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  staying with them, why you're telling me he's your father in law? It
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  was a nice way passing the buck. And also Moe had a great line
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  when he was sort of trying to break it gently to Homer that he wasn't
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  that good looking, said yahre in exactly open casket materially yourself, open casket
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  material. That's good. Have you ever been to an open casket funeral?
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  I have. I think I'm actually no, they're not very popular in Australia
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  at all, not really No, I mean, I don't think any move
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  wants to be actually really reminded of why we're here. Well, plus,
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  I'm just like, I wouldn't want someone's last memory of me to be seeing
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  me dead. I know, it's also it's a tradition, it's some some
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  cultures. Absolutely, yeah, yeah, I mean, not to bring the
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  mood down or anything like that. I mean I saw my father his dead,
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  yeah, when when I went in hospital was yeah, yeah, and
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  he was lying on the bed and there's Bobby, but not at the same
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  time. Also my my grandmother on my mother's side before the funeral, which
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  was closed casket, but they had her out the back of the viewing.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah, so you can actually see there. I was
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  like, oh, there's Nana and yeah. I mean it's I must have
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  been certainly before my before my Nana, because I think I was probably in
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  my late teens and I don't think I've ever seen a dead body at that
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  stage. And I was like, what's just going to be, Like,
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  it's just going to mess me up? And it's like it's Nana, Yeah,
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  just taking the taking the long sleep. So it is what it is.
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  I've just never been able to do it. We've had viewings of family
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  members who are passing my sister's being and things like that, my mum,
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  and I'm like, it's just not for me, okay, to reach their
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  own Yeah yeah, I don't think. I don't think it indicates a lack
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  of respect or love or anything like that. It's just you know, to
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  each their own something I do like though, was the mister X in this
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  episode. There's a couple that I really really enjoyed. Tell me about those.
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  This is my roof my rules. I shouldn't probably that root from him.
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  That's so stupid, but it just worked for me. Oh, by
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  the way, one or two more favorites. Yeah, yeah, I thought
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  the EPR gag at the makeout point was pretty good. That was that wasn't
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  the car rocking? Yes, we'll get to that when we get to that.
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  And also, yeah, soundtrack corner. Of course, they've dug into
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  the soundtrack budget and they paid a little money for Joe Jackson's issue really going
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  song. Joe Jackson's just fantastic. Yeah. Uh. Lou and I were
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  driving back from Melbourne not long ago and I was like, I think we're
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  gonna play a lot of Joe Jackson on this trip. She was like that
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  that's all right by me. It's just like some of fun. Yeah,
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  yeah, I mean, well, she loves stepping Out, which is like
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  it's one of the great going out songs, like, you know, a
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  good pregame song. But he's got a heap. I really really like Joe
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  Jackson and this is a fantastic song. I just love the part of that
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  song where I was like, guys, have my ass. It's just so
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  catchy. It's oh, it's the best. But I also enjoyed it was
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  bart when he says dog industries. It's like General General industries or something,
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  and it says dog. Next question, you there eating the beast? All
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  right? Trivia, mister Davis. I've only written one question here for some
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  unknown reason, but I will think of a couple more. So you hit
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  me of your first question. That's good because I've got like six, Go
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  do it. Then let's start with the first one. What chapter of the
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  fiscal Code talks about bankruptcy according to Homer? Ah? Not no idea.
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  Well, it's unlucky seven thirteen thirteen? Sorry? Seven is lucky, isn't
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  it? I believe seven is lucky? Which one's snake eyes? That's seven?
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  Isn't two? I thought Craps was seven. I thought craps if your
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  roll with seven, it's like unlucky. Well, snake eyes is two?
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  Because okay, then what is but seven is? I thought seven was something
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  in like a game at the casino. I don't know exactly where lucky seven
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  came from. But we're going to throw it out to the wisdom of the
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  crowd. Let us know, folks, I'll just look it up now,
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  the wisdom of Google. There's that too, isn't there. I'll tell you
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  quick aside, what's the deal with the internet. What's the deal with Google?
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  I went out for dinner and drinks with my school buddies school not long
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  ago, to the Little Creature's Brewer in Geelong. Had a very nice time
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  and of course, you know, the place closed, and because we're drunkards,
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  we decided let's try and find another boat. This was like a Friday
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  night. I think it was the friday night between Christmas and New Year.
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  I think there's gotta be some place open. The bar when club was closed.
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  I mean, that's normally a place that would be open on a Friday
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  night. This is when you're gonna make your money exactly on holiday speaking making
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  money, though, we ended up in the gaming room at the Lord of
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  the Arms hotel, and the pokys and the characters that you found there at
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  eleven thirty pm on a Friday night during a holiday season. Eleven thirty eight
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  am on a Thursday that would be equally interesting, but dolls just come in.
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  There was there's one particular woman that the young man behind the bar was
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  really nice, but he'd gone off to do something else, and this woman
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  just came and sort of reached out behind the bar and grabbed this bottle of
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  wine, pulled us off a drink. She came back and said, He's
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  like, excuse me, what are you I was going to pay for it.
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  It's not like I wasn't going to pay for it, just you weren't
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  here. It's like we're all like we thought we had problems. So yeah,
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  that was that was very funny. We felt a lot better about ourselves
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  now. Lucky seven. You're looking up lucky seven, so thanky seven because
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  you know the reason I say this goes we're in a room for the pokies,
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  yea, and verily one of them is gonna say lucky seven. So
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  Lucky seven is a game. Lucky seven is played with seven numbered coasters per
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  player on a flat surface. The goal of the game is to turn all
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  seven coasters number side up to accrue the most points. With more than one
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  player, the coasters are shuffled. Players each choose a coaster and the play
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  with the highest number starts. Sounds very confusing. He sounds like what,
• 19:44
  No, what is the meaning of lucky seven? Likely number seven is even
• 19:47
  the basis for many myths and folklore. Agent beliefs from around the world believe
• 19:51
  that the seventh son of the seventh Son would be gifted with magical powers both
• 19:56
  good and evil. In the Bible's scholars claim that God of the world in
• 20:00
  six days and use the seventh day to rest good one. So that's where
• 20:03
  seven from. Okay, there we go. For all of you who actually
• 20:07
  cared, information is always lou acceptable in Lou of entertainment. My first question
• 20:14
  for you is where is the customer service center? Well? Sorry, what
• 20:17
  did it used to be there? It was an old cram bookstore. It
• 20:19
  was at a real place, cram books, I think. So okay,
• 20:22
  yeah, it sounds like a real place out near the near the airport.
• 20:25
  Yes, yes, okay. Then according to the posters that Grandpa puts up
• 20:30
  in the wreck room, Lilian Gish start in what movie? Ah Um,
• 20:37
  it's bee, isn't it? It's two bees? Two bees? Yeah.
• 20:41
  Blossoms bay breaking, baking or breaking blossoms, breaking blossoms of breaking broken blossom,
• 20:49
  broken blossoms damn close enough. You can see the gears turning there.
• 20:56
  It was fantastic. How much does March spend a month on It's five hundred
• 21:02
  dollars per month on Total poker dot com. There's a lot of money,
• 21:04
  it is. Indeed, you know, hopefully she's getting a decent return ROI
• 21:08
  on that one. I doubt it. Fine for bankruptcy, probably not.
• 21:11
  Okay, then look an obvious question to ask, but what is the answer
• 21:17
  key to test number seven at the DMV? I don't know what is it?
• 21:21
  Oh? You remember this bit in the episode? I kind of do.
• 21:23
  Okay. Then, yes, they're all firing questions at somewhere as she
• 21:27
  takes over the Oh yeah DMV and yeah through yeah, yeah, the answer
• 21:32
  key for test number seven, which they've lost is A C D A A
• 21:37
  C B B C A. How can I remember that? Ship? This
• 21:41
  is what you pause and I write it down. This is this is one
• 21:42
  of those things that we do occasionally to trip each other up and be cool,
• 21:45
  to have that sort of like vibe at the office place where everyone just
• 21:48
  comes to you and like you know that you're just running. You always had
• 21:51
  this, you always pop culture? Why why do you think ash sat you
• 21:56
  next to me and started this whole journey. Thinks it wasn't Ashes wouldn't exist.
• 22:03
  I saw Ash on the weekend. It was because it was good,
• 22:04
  and so we're out. Ash, by the way, is the owner of
• 22:07
  pop Culture and my former employer. So Nickol and I went out for a
• 22:11
  date night on Saturday and I was like, Stacy, my sister, please
• 22:12
  come baby, sit the kids. Put in the bed. It's all we
• 22:15
  have to do. Maybe maybe change a sheet in that, but you'll be
• 22:17
  fine if not, just work about and Nicola, I want to go out
• 22:21
  for dinner. So she did that. She did that. We're out and
• 22:22
  we're just looking at various places. Nicholas one of those people who wants to
• 22:26
  peruse the menu of every place before she decides where she's going to eat.
• 22:29
  Understand, Yeah, she goes through Oh yeah, because little Mallet Streets rocking.
• 22:32
  Now there's so many places to choose from, that is correct. And
• 22:33
  we're just walking around me here, hey Dano, And I was like,
• 22:37
  that's the voice of some one I know because everyone was doing this at Popcorn.
• 22:45
  It's been growling. Yes, yeah, where'd you end up going for
• 22:49
  dinner? We end up the old Eureka. It's now rebounded to more of
• 22:53
  a family pub now delicious. It was west End for a while now it's
• 22:56
  got a new name on top of that. No, it's just Eureka again.
• 23:00
  I was just got they got back to Oh okay, yeah, because
• 23:02
  the upstairs they've got bands. Yeah yeah, as they used to back and
• 23:04
  downstairs. What I walked in and I was like, I said to Nikola
• 23:07
  was so weak, so I went to the toilet. Right, the UK
• 23:07
  is an old that's pretty weird. Yeah, so there's an old night club
• 23:12
  and it got turned into like a pub. They're trying to make a fancy
• 23:15
  called the west End and everyone's like, that's that's the fucking Eureka. And
• 23:18
  then that's one thing I've noticed with Geelong. It's like, don't try and
• 23:19
  make things fancy. Just refurbish and just call it what it used to be.
• 23:23
  I'll give it props. West End was actually pretty nice, although and
• 23:26
  it wasn't too fancy. It was just a sort of a mid level gas
• 23:29
  strope pub. It was good, yeah, anyway, but it was always
• 23:32
  the Eureka and they've I walked in and I'm like, I have not been
• 23:34
  in this building since I was about twenty one well when I first met Nikola,
• 23:38
  but I knew exactly where the toolets were. It's like it's like it's
• 23:41
  just instant. I'm like, I've taken so many piss I walked in.
• 23:44
  I'm like, I have taken so many pisces in here, and it's just
• 23:47
  the memories came floating back, like the band, the smokers area, and
• 23:49
  it's just it's all coming back to me now. It's just nice. But
• 23:52
  it was nice just going out having dinner with the lovely Nicola. I'm sure
• 23:55
  it was the lovely al reason. I went out for dinner with some friends
• 24:00
  to Pistol, a little French restaurant in Velment. But both lou and I
• 24:07
  are trying to be good for the new Year because in terms of our food
• 24:11
  and take, so it's like we always are for January. Yeah, it's
• 24:14
  true. I'm currently doing a bit of Quito thing. It's like new Cubs.
• 24:18
  How's that going for it? It's going pretty well. Actually, you
• 24:21
  know, this T shirt is not as tight as it was a few days
• 24:25
  ago. So I feel like we always bloat over Christmas period, don't we
• 24:26
  me? And it's like two weeks later you're going like you don't like,
• 24:30
  I'm thinn again. Now bring on the takeaway. That's good. Sure they're
• 24:33
  going to have one native damage. It's like, oh no, this is
• 24:37
  where the downfall happens. All right, one more question for you. What
• 24:41
  does someone suggest they split and he calls her a hussy? Oh, it's
• 24:47
  the usual thing that you split, the usual opener for an Australian. What's
• 24:49
  the start that we always get? Oh? What is the lets split a
• 24:56
  gard That's that's how far I pushed carbs out of my mind. Don't even
• 25:00
  hear the word anymore. Where do you think you're gonna? Like? What
• 25:03
  do you think we the first carb you have? Oh, it'd either be
• 25:06
  like fish and chips or like a burger, So no chips or anything,
• 25:07
  even if they're baked. No, man, Yeah, it's it's It wouldn't
• 25:11
  work for me because I can't cut things completely act that it's fall straight.
• 25:15
  It hits me hard, like when I eat them again, I just go
• 25:17
  really bad for it. Understandable. I need to like treat myself at least
• 25:21
  once a week. I get you. Yeah, I'm finding ways to do
• 25:23
  so in terms of like, well, what can I have that's like a
• 25:27
  sweet treat. It's like you're gonna have like that really really dark chocolate.
• 25:30
  Yeah. I'm like, well I can have a square of that interest Are
• 25:33
  you pretending that you like? It? Was like Willy Wonka? What have
• 25:40
  you done you madman? No, it's it's it's good. Yeah, it's
• 25:45
  alrighty and final question, Selma suggests that learner drivers could do a three point
• 25:51
  turn where it's a particular street. Yeah. I know the moment too that
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• 26:19
  Okay, So, the original air day of Romey Old and julieh was March
• 26:23
  eleventh, two thousand and seven. The movie's not far from coming out.
• 26:26
  They come out in July of two thousand and seven. It was written by
• 26:30
  Daniel chun and directed by Nancy Cruz of the episode kicks off with Homer's big
• 26:36
  surprise and he guides the one down the stairs aka just lets them fall down
• 26:38
  the stairs and he's readonder basement. He's got shagged carpet, the Chevy Chase
• 26:44
  foul play pinball machine. As you said, I don't like those old school
• 26:47
  pinball machines. I like the ones that have what the nineties late eighties based
• 26:51
  ones. Yeah, the ones that's just like, I'm like this a bit
• 26:55
  boring. I get where you're coming from, certainly. I mean they've got
• 26:59
  videost no like game modes and things like that. You know. Yeah,
• 27:02
  my good buddy Sabby Steve the early adopter. He's also a late adopter because
• 27:07
  he loves his pinball machines. His buddy Eric has got a shit ton of
• 27:11
  pinball machines out of his place at Lara. He's got like maybe I want
• 27:15
  to say thirty wow. Yeah, he's got like an actual zeven kids.
• 27:18
  Yeah, he's got two doing. He's one of these enthusiasms he works in
• 27:22
  like it or something that. So he's clearly going to a ship turn of
• 27:25
  disposably. Yea, unless the kids are going hungry. I don't think they
• 27:30
  are. Eric's a very good about it, but yeah, he's got a
• 27:33
  shit ton of pinball machines. But Steve also has a few, and they're
• 27:36
  yeah, mainly those nineties ones like Demolition Man and bram Stokers, Dracula and
• 27:40
  all that kind of stuff. Indian Jones is an awesome one startup that generation
• 27:42
  another good one. Yeah, So I think I'd be partial to having a
• 27:45
  pinball machine if I was going to have like a an arrested development style man
• 27:51
  gave. I think it's a nice thing to have. I had the virtual
• 27:53
  one for a few years, remember that one. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
• 27:56
  and I saw that it's funny because us I pay three and a half
• 28:00
  for it, sold it for three and then saw a guy on this is
• 28:03
  I had like five years I had saw a guy. The guy bought it
• 28:07
  like the next day on fast Face on Michel Sult for five. I've been
• 28:11
  three and a half for it. The hustle. But I don't think this
• 28:15
  is gonna pay off. No, I know that just reminded me because this
• 28:18
  made me he were the balls almost real? There was so many people telling
• 28:21
  me that when they'll play my virtual one, like it looks almost real.
• 28:25
  The virtual tables are good if you want to have just sort of like a
• 28:26
  cost efficient way playing every table. That's correct. Yeah, I mean I
• 28:30
  do like the idea of just one of those little tabletop things that's got like
• 28:33
  sixty old school games. But Marge then asked, how can you fought it?
• 28:37
  And he says he's going to plan, and it's revealed that he's declared
• 28:41
  bankruptcy. I don't think I could ever do it. It's just like to
• 28:45
  get yourself in that position where you feel like you have to. I think
• 28:48
  this would be the court of last resort. Absolutely, yeah, I don't
• 28:52
  think i'd be feeling too good about myself for a while. No. No,
• 28:55
  And he was saying that he thought it was the cool law we don't
• 28:57
  have to pay anything back. But I guess, you know, to the
• 29:03
  layman or the dumb ass, it's kind of like, oh, yeah,
• 29:06
  okay, well all my debts are forgiven. That's that's good, you know,
• 29:08
  stop from scratch. It's like it's like a receborn or do over.
• 29:11
  Yeah, just for seven years not telling anybody what you's done. That's the
• 29:15
  seven years where you can't get credit or something. You think so. Yeah,
• 29:18
  But even after that though, you pretty much If you have declared bankrupt
• 29:21
  bankruptcy, good luck getting your homeland. Mister Simpson, do you understand how
• 29:25
  bankruptcy works? Yes? I do. Under Chapter thirteen of the Fiscal Code,
• 29:29
  an individual whose debts succeed as assets may file for bankruptcy just protecting said
• 29:34
  assets. That was the old bankruptcy law. Boom. Under the new law,
• 29:40
  you have to pay your creditors everything. But I thought bankruptcy was the
• 29:44
  cool law you wanted to dude, don't worry about it. I got this,
• 29:48
  mister Simpson. I'm afraid this court must appoint a financial officer to supervise
• 29:52
  repayment of your debts. Hmm, permission a Moon, I'll allow it.
• 30:03
  He's going through all the different things. Homo's thrown a thousand dollars into local
• 30:07
  wishing whiles every single month because he's wishing for more money. Not un funny.
• 30:11
  I did like the three subgicsions of Vanity Fair bathroom and do you still
• 30:17
  read on the toilet or was it just your phone now? It's really just
• 30:18
  my phone now. Yeah. It was like when I used to go before
• 30:22
  phones go to my uncle's place. He always had a cool stack of magazines
• 30:25
  at the toilet. Was always great. It's like I'm gonna read the same
• 30:27
  magazine that I've been written for the every time coming for the last two years,
• 30:30
  but always finds something new to read. But Marge has been betting a
• 30:33
  five hundred bucks a month on total poker dot com, and Homer says,
• 30:37
  I've got a way of saving some money. And he cuts graand far from
• 30:40
  the retirement home and takes him away from his house and he saw him doing
• 30:42
  five hundred piece jigsaw puzzle, which isn't that much. I've read her pieces.
• 30:47
  I'm like, that's like my name needs to love doing chicksaw pieces,
• 30:48
  right, Yeah, COVID we got into a bit, you know, but
• 30:53
  like she used to do the thousand piece ones that was like the standard,
• 30:57
  and she would turn her nose ab a five and she's not wasting my time.
• 31:02
  It's for part times. But yeah, I just thought it was quite
• 31:06
  mean. Like I know they've always been mean to Grandpa, but it's just
• 31:10
  felt just like, ah, so you just tartly when you've seen the sort
• 31:14
  of I mean, it's not a very occasionally it's a kind of a warm,
• 31:18
  friendly community at the retirement castle. But yeah, just as often it's
• 31:26
  he gets stole my soap, gone of business. So but yeah, taking
• 31:30
  him out of this familiar environment and one that is comfortable, it's like,
• 31:33
  yeah, you kind of suck. He's had to flint stone the car as
• 31:36
  well, because you know, I'm gotting your money. Bart Lissa are now
• 31:38
  playing ping pong people or table tennis, whatever you want to call it.
• 31:41
  But I think it's pretty racists call it ping pong, and Grandpa says it
• 31:48
  is his bedroom now and he puts posters up. So sorry, I was
• 31:51
  about to do my Wesley stuffs, thinking I don't do that. Is it
• 31:53
  kept cool? Keep it cool? I keep it cool with cool? If
• 31:57
  I just misspelt keep, I thought maybe that was the actor's name. Oh
• 32:01
  well, that's to keep it cool? Is the movie? Is it?
• 32:04
  No? No, No, that's that was former President Calvin Coolidge. Oh
• 32:07
  okay, then yeah, shows how much I know about former presidents and lilling
• 32:12
  gish dish or gishshish in a Broken Blossoms. So Bartley's from How Sad at
• 32:16
  the Front and that's the last we see of the man cave son. Yeah,
• 32:21
  that's it. Five of bankruptcy because he wants to have this This man
• 32:24
  cave and then gets Granpa out of his house and that's the end of that
• 32:28
  chapter. Too hard to have. So Bartley says, I said as sad
• 32:31
  at the front, and the ass rhymes American Shipping Services not affiliated with the
• 32:36
  Human Ass, and they are delivering some complimentary boxes to Flanders, and basically
• 32:40
  they ask what's going on here. He explains that the concept of getting the
• 32:44
  complementary boxes and how he says, you know, you shouldn't do it,
• 32:47
  that's really for adults, really just for adults. It gives him the number
• 32:51
  to call just to remind him not to to do it. Marge's then untossing
• 32:54
  leftover salad. This seems like something that would be worth doing. It's also
• 33:00
  incredibly difficult, incredibly difficult, but like sometimes you get to end of a
• 33:02
  barbecue and you're like, I just want tomato, but it's in this salad,
• 33:06
  So I just picked the tomato out. I get where you're coming from.
• 33:07
  Yeah, I mean I have lost cound of how many times it's like,
• 33:12
  well, we didn't finish all this salad. There's a certain amount in
• 33:15
  the salad bowls, like the rice salad Christmas time salad. I didn't have
• 33:21
  any of this. You didn't try it at all. I didn't. I
• 33:23
  she would have noticed too. I'm out of the will yeah, and but
• 33:30
  yeah, it's almost a bit of a judgment call and like a little too
• 33:35
  much salad to throw out. Okay, we'll put it in the fridge and
• 33:37
  it stays for a week and later all you go through it's like a little
• 33:42
  bit of avocado. But let us always go sogging and weird. Yeah,
• 33:45
  cheery tomato, Yeah, and the rest can just fuck off. What's your
• 33:49
  favorite barbecue salad? Mines, I think I just got to the pasta salad
• 33:52
  just took the staple. Yeah, Safeway passes in the pre carb in my
• 33:58
  pre no carb days, no bit of potato salad can't get wrong with You'll
• 34:00
  be back on carbs in two months, I reckon, I will. How
• 34:06
  long are you actually give our carbs for forever? That's not gonna fucking work,
• 34:08
  well, not forever, but certainly the rest of the year. As
• 34:12
  if you ain't eat carbs for a whole year, that's unrealistic. We just
• 34:15
  shook hands with shook hands. That's ridiculous, because I wanted to say,
• 34:17
  hi, diddend a whole year with that carves. Oh well, that's that.
• 34:22
  That seems that's maybe one cheap damn silly in my opinion, it's not
• 34:25
  like you can't do it, it's just why would you do that? Silly.
• 34:29
  You've gotta treat yourself occasionally because you get to the end of the un
• 34:31
  Well, that was the whole year that carbs. Give me, give me,
• 34:34
  give me, gimmy and not share it. You have to treat I've
• 34:38
  been through it. I'll have a cheat day a month, but certainly for
• 34:42
  the first few months at least I'll be like, no, no, let's
• 34:45
  just get into ketosis and you know, lose who got you onto it?
• 34:49
  Well, Lou is currently doing I guess the Carnival died, which is predominantly
• 34:53
  meat. But her brother has also done the Keto diet for a while and
• 34:59
  which is yeah, no carbs and all that kind of stuff. How did
• 35:01
  he do it for He's been doing it for a few months and he is
• 35:04
  just shit shit ton of weight. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean,
• 35:07
  I don't know. I mean, I'm not so lope. I'm not
• 35:09
  Brendan Fraser on the whale here, but at the same time, I would
• 35:12
  like to be a little bit leaner and a little bit more energetic. Yeah.
• 35:15
  Yeah, And calves are the killer. Oh yeah, I mean yeah,
• 35:19
  calves and sugar are out. I've cut sugar at it months ago.
• 35:22
  It's just sugar was just the big one for me. Well that's the thing.
• 35:24
  I mean. But the occasionally be like, you know, it would
• 35:27
  be really nice, would be a twis Yeah, but then you can't,
• 35:30
  can you? Well now I can't. That sucks. It would be really
• 35:36
  nice. Is this celery sticks some moments? Also not bad? So that's
• 35:42
  a prison to me. I know, I'm in a prison on my own
• 35:45
  making. You're living in Flander's household. Now, not if you had my
• 35:50
  you know, Guacan scrambled egg mix with the with the hot sauce mix.
• 35:53
  Did I tell you? I bought the box of like went on Amazon,
• 35:57
  not using your gift card yet. But there's this local hot sauce manufacturer and
• 36:00
  they were doing the four pack and it was marked down, and I'm like,
• 36:04
  I'm getting some of that action, because time to be a hot sauce
• 36:07
  guy. Hot sauce guys who were very much a genre, They're very much
• 36:10
  they're very much a type of person. It reminds me of like guy Fierra
• 36:14
  whatever name. Yeah, yeah, he seems like a hot sauce guy.
• 36:16
  I think there's a lot of them, and I'm like, I'll give these
• 36:21
  a try, and you know, one of them, it's very ousy that
• 36:24
  there's really playing out the auzziness. It was like, may cause anal leakage.
• 36:28
  One's called chane or leakage. Yeah, one's called ship the bed all
• 36:30
  this kind of stuff. You can just say it's hot. Yes, it's
• 36:35
  the average way funny, but yeah, splash onto that on your eggs and
• 36:39
  avocas. I burned the ship out of my taste, budder. Now,
• 36:44
  I don't want to eat anything hot sauces? Can you have because sauces have
• 36:46
  carved in them. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that like ketchup and barbecue sauce
• 36:51
  and all that sauce is full of sugar though, well that's the thing,
• 36:53
  so yeah, off, you can't he kind of ketchup either to the best
• 36:59
  mind standing. Oh man, that's all right, because I'm not sorry for
• 37:02
  you. Don't be. When I started in here and start podcasting with my
• 37:09
  shirt off, he'd be like, maybe goes under something just way about just
• 37:15
  diet and exercise. Just just exercise and eat balanced at the diet. I'm
• 37:20
  doing that as well. Yeah, I'm walking four k's a day. Nothing
• 37:23
  like untossing I leftover salad. It'll be like, no, whoa, what
• 37:30
  the heck are these? Those are my medical samples? Heads off your big
• 37:36
  blue button, skik blood, biospinal fluid, blood other phlam, miscellaneous ooze,
• 37:45
  miscellaneous ooze. I'm just I'm not sure about that one. That's what
• 37:49
  comes out of Like Jet has his weeping eyes sometimes and you look at you'
• 37:52
  like, what is this ooze? It looks like what the Ninja turtles like
• 37:55
  the secret of the miscellaneous ooze. But they're now in bed and Marge wants
• 38:01
  a night out, but home is just not listening at all. Then Grandpa
• 38:06
  walks in and he's scarce who wants to sleep across them? I'll do this
• 38:08
  everythingle night with Alliot. He just gets to the point that we would just
• 38:10
  like just want to start in our bed mate, because we know you're just
• 38:13
  gonna come in during the night anyway, Paddy or summer arrive. I was
• 38:16
  not too sure. I did like that look at someone who frequently mixes up
• 38:21
  Penny in summer, Yes to arrives to watch the kids because basically they don't
• 38:25
  trust Grandpa. He didn't defends Grandpa though, you know he got so mad
• 38:29
  with Santa didn't bring us presents every year. Then they both are sitting there
• 38:32
  just passing the time. The kids are playing stuck on Lemon drops Lemon candy.
• 38:37
  Yeah, and that was the close ups. Maybe me uncomfortable, just
• 38:40
  gross. Guy rocked up with chew you today and I was like, you
• 38:43
  will not be chewing that during this podcast he dropped the M word. What
• 38:47
  I say, you said midched it that all, And I must admit I
• 38:53
  had forgotten that I was chewing gum. I know what you're wondering, how
• 38:58
  come a single woman with so much strong offer is a long on a Saturday
• 39:00
  night. I assume you were resting up for bingo tomorrow like me, My
• 39:06
  numbers don't get called much these days. You're a kidding, a sweet young
• 39:12
  thing like you. That's the first time anyone's ever put an adjective before calling
• 39:17
  me a thing. And basically she just gets turned to my grand But I'm
• 39:21
  just like, I get it that. You know she's sad, she's lonely
• 39:24
  for male attention grandpa. You've known him for how long? Male? Yeah,
• 39:30
  it's Freed And they pitched this story as part of that You Never Stop
• 39:35
  the Simpsons. Remember that song backing gump Ross at the end that Dan Castlena
• 39:38
  wrote, Oh, it's like about a crazy wedding, and it was these
• 39:42
  guys in the winning So you've you've gone to one of those ridiculous Look.
• 39:46
  The jokes in that episode were, look how crazy we might get. We
• 39:50
  went really, you went there? They probably look at him going what.
• 39:54
  Yeah? You also get the subtitle on Disney Plus at least erotic moaning moaning?
• 40:00
  Oh yeah, what's your favorite subtitle for netlics? Mine is like indistinct
• 40:05
  chatter? I like either evocative music, yeap, anyone who decides anyone who's
• 40:14
  hard of heroes going, I'm sure it is, yeah, But it's like,
• 40:16
  who decides yep, that's evocative? Is it AI that decides? Or
• 40:21
  is there someone that decides what top of music? Is that evocative? Do
• 40:24
  you guys agree? I go with evocative? Evocative it is? I reckon
• 40:29
  it must be the case, although it has to be is going to become
• 40:30
  for that shit eventually? Yeah, surely? And talking Bear is it in
• 40:35
  my father dad? Do you know what you were kissing? Doyo toyo?
• 40:40
  Yeah, I know who I was kissing, and I also know why I'm
• 40:45
  a little shaky on un and where, But I got my series. I
• 40:49
  never ever want to see that again. Oh the hell with you? I
• 40:52
  just might ask that sell a girl out and you can't tell me not to
• 40:57
  my roof, my rules? Oh why did I barrel that roof from him?
• 41:01
  Wise guy then asks for Bart's company name. He's dropping off some boxes.
• 41:07
  He goes to dog Incorporated, and he doesn't know the details about it,
• 41:10
  prefers not to know. But Liza's got a suggestion of things to do,
• 41:15
  like a list, and he laughs at built a fart, but she
• 41:16
  suggest build a fort. Then somewhere and aber on their date, and Abe
• 41:21
  suggested they start spending some time together. So someone's like, oh, well,
• 41:24
  what does she think they were doing? Yeah, she's like surprised at
• 41:28
  this moment. She's like, oh no, no, I didn't. I
• 41:29
  didn't mean that. It's like, why you want a date with him then,
• 41:31
  especially after you've passed. But she's just they split a garlic bread,
• 41:38
  slow down your hussy. Then we get the montage with the song is it
• 41:43
  called just? Is she really going out with him? Yeah? Yeah?
• 41:45
  Basically as face melts and she puts brings back up. They look at the
• 41:49
  Manhattan poster and then she's doing compressions in the car, which is funny.
• 41:52
  Went out the beach and just having fun playing in the water. Perhaps was
• 41:54
  not a fan at all. They come over and they give him some ship
• 41:58
  the garbage barge. She's gona play of his smell. Wasn't all frolicking in
• 42:01
  the water. We came up with that gag? Yeah, over is now
• 42:04
  annoyed at Mo's This is a really sure scene. Just basically says you're open
• 42:07
  casting material. Yeah, word's hurt. And then he runs out and I
• 42:09
  was like, what you've been saying mean things his whole episode. Thanks for
• 42:15
  stopping by Mo. Yeah, and that's it. Patty suggested a plan and
• 42:20
  this is I've got this guy. I would have hated this. I'm looking
• 42:23
  with details or the big picture. I shot up blade and usually drunk,
• 42:27
  I've got a good feeling about this. I was like, oh the whisper.
• 42:32
  I didn't hate it, but at the same time, it's like,
• 42:35
  you're over selling this. Yeah, butt Lissa, I've now built that fort.
• 42:38
  That's a hell of a a lot of boxes. Pretty cool box foot.
• 42:42
  I loved building forts when I was a kid with my sister with the
• 42:44
  couch cushions watching rage, so I too was very partial this watching countdown Countdown
• 42:49
  that was a Saturn Sunday night, wasn't it. It was Sunday. Well,
• 42:52
  it was on a Sunday night, and then they would do the they
• 42:53
  would repeat it on the Saturday night, Saturday night. That's cool a week
• 42:58
  later basically, yes, and then the new one the next the next one
• 43:00
  the next night, just a reminder. That's great. Yeah. I missed
• 43:04
  when we older sat her on the TV together at the same time. It
• 43:06
  was nice. It was watching things when they when we like when it was
• 43:09
  on because you had to. But now Lisa makes parts say the password.
• 43:15
  I love my sister. I really like Yardley's laugh there. It's like smug
• 43:19
  but cute. Yeah. And the wise guy arrives because it was wise guy
• 43:23
  rights like him, yeah yeah, and putting on the British accent a little
• 43:28
  bit. Yeah, demands they give it back. Hey, you little brets,
• 43:32
  get down from those battlements. Those boxes are for shipping, not for
• 43:37
  creating a world of pure imagination. Give them back, not to we're bird
• 43:42
  with them. Now begun, I shall go, but I will return with
• 43:46
  an army of my brethren, and together we shall take back what is ours,
• 43:51
  and hell will rain down upon you. Every year we will come two
• 43:58
  more times, and then you have to come to our customer center. It's
• 44:04
  near the airport where the old Crown Books used to be. Then Homer and
• 44:07
  Patty they're sorting out their their mental images. What they're gonna have to think
• 44:10
  of when they're making out to trick Grandpa and Homer's become estevant de la sex
• 44:15
  face is that is it did a whisper again? That means I don't know
• 44:21
  sex face. I don't think he whispers it, okay, just explains seasons.
• 44:24
  Yeah, and he imagines Marge in various costumes and I was like,
• 44:28
  what diggedy damn. And then Patty thinks of my love edny kay and I
• 44:32
  was like hot, digity damn. Grandpa then sees them as he's walking past.
• 44:37
  I thought we really had something. And then someone who arrives. Guy
• 44:45
  loves accents, so that will wait for him. That I went from hating
• 44:49
  it to love it. Then Homers said, you know, I always tream
• 44:52
  my father would die hold him alone. And Grandpa says, not even a
• 44:55
  thousand crazy schemes could tear them apart. So he proposes it'll happened very fast.
• 45:00
  It's like, now you've been on one day, now you're getting married.
• 45:04
  I suppose have been. Vario states, we have the montage. Who
• 45:06
  knows how long it's been, but it couldn't have been that long, No,
• 45:08
  because Barton and Le's have the fort story going on. Yeah, I
• 45:12
  think it's only been a matter but either a week or two weeks. Yeah,
• 45:15
  it can't be too much. Yeah, but they're at the wedding and
• 45:19
  Homers throwing the rice makes the birds explode. That is one of those open
• 45:22
  myths. Does it actually make birds sick? It's one of these things that
• 45:24
  people someone someone made that up and then was just like everyone just went with
• 45:29
  it. Yeah, or mean, do you throw anything at weddings? Now?
• 45:31
  You don't really do rose pedals? I think love flower petals, okay,
• 45:35
  but not confetti anymore. No, remember, that's that's not when people
• 45:38
  like balloons go. It's like you realize how many birds are gonna die because
• 45:42
  they're gonna get one of those balloons pop. The things that are hold in
• 45:44
  the air in dropped to the ground and birds eat them from the water.
• 45:47
  But yeah, nothing solves everything forever like a wedding, as much as that's
• 45:51
  the most marginal line ever. Right, Oh yeah, there's her capacity for
• 45:55
  delusion is kind of lovable. Grandpa then takes off his shoes. Lad,
• 46:00
  I waited, and then he's got one strip policy. No wife of mine
• 46:04
  ever has to work shoes off. Ain't bad either. I love getting home
• 46:07
  to take my shoes off. When I used to have to go to work,
• 46:09
  take my shoes off, like honestly, sometimes the kids are like feral
• 46:13
  I said to Elliott, take your shoes off. He takes your shoes like,
• 46:15
  calms him. Damn. It's just like that's why I have to sleep
• 46:17
  with my feet out of the blanket. I can't sleep my feet in.
• 46:20
  I am all I am always feet out. Yeah, Nicholas, the opposite.
• 46:23
  She wears socks under the blanket. I'm like, how much earth do
• 46:28
  you do this so you're not burning alive? Big thick bushy socks every night
• 46:32
  in bed with her feet under the blankets. That's actually her feet. Let
• 46:39
  us know in the comments if you are a feet in your feet out person,
• 46:43
  I think most of it has to be feet out, right, I
• 46:45
  think especially of a summer Oh absolutely, yeah, it's got to start with
• 46:49
  feet out. They'll make their way back and eventually yeah. Yeah. But
• 46:52
  someone says here that she knows she's just been offered a promotion at the DMV,
• 46:54
  and Grandpa says, I've got a job at pam Am. This is
• 46:58
  where we get the whole know, I thought you were at the circus lease
• 47:00
  and I'm just like, oh, this is uncomfortable. Uncomfortable someone that gets
• 47:05
  home from work. She's back late. Grandpa has told Mim. I think
• 47:08
  it's Mim the daughter, right, I think so. Yeah. All various
• 47:10
  war stories, but kid versions of them. They to tickle us out with
• 47:15
  machine guns or machine hugs and fun throwers. Yeah, she's still a bit
• 47:19
  creeped out by it. Button Lisa. Then watching delivery guys all arrive.
• 47:22
  Who knew guys in brown shirts could cause so much trouble? And I was
• 47:24
  like, why, Yeah, should we even go into it? They knew
• 47:29
  what they were talking about. Nelson arrives to help out the kids as they've
• 47:31
  been taken on by the delivery guys. The delivery guys or bailgo eventually,
• 47:36
  and then they decide, now that they've done that, let's just melt boxing.
• 47:37
  I love boxing him palace. That was a good name for it.
• 47:39
  Oh yeah, they melt it with the water. But the dragon is still
• 47:43
  there. When that dragon arrived, I was like, what is happening here?
• 47:47
  Also, this felt like a riff on the two towers, but I
• 47:50
  don't really think you had the flying works until the Return of the King.
• 47:55
  Apparently meant to be a mismash of the two. That's funny. I guess
• 48:00
  I'll allow it. You take off that genius at work T shirt. Summer
• 48:05
  is now killing it at work, Selma, walk with me. The new
• 48:08
  traffic cones are held up in Harrisburg. Go to the costume store, get
• 48:13
  a hundred wizard hats and a bucket of orange paint. I love that we've
• 48:15
  lost the answer keeper written test number seven ac DAA CBBC A. You are
• 48:22
  what I want to be, Selma. The divider broke and the driver's test
• 48:25
  line is mixing with a license renewal line. Hey, re newbies, stay
• 48:30
  on your side. You and what line divider is going to make me.
• 48:35
  I shaved my legs to the knees for this. One of the workers that
• 48:39
  ask for a question looks just like mo after you had that plastic surgery that
• 48:43
  time the episode. Yeah, well you're doing that calendar. Yeah. Grappa
• 48:47
  then puts Mim to sleep. He's a cup of tea. Basically, it's
• 48:51
  just an old man who doesn't know how to operate anything. Oh yes,
• 48:53
  he's got a ship down, a new appliances and doesn't know how any of
• 48:57
  them work. Yeah. It puts blender on the stove, make slapjacks,
• 49:00
  and a CD player which is dated now, but I'm just like, no,
• 49:02
  don't do it, especially oh the six six CD player. Yeah,
• 49:08
  that's pretty nice. Puts the vhs in the microwave for two hours the runtime
• 49:14
  two hours, that's kind of funny, and everything just explodes. Thinks the
• 49:16
  hose is the fire brigade. Someone them gives a presentation at work. She
• 49:20
  gets mocked for it. Says it's all because she's stressed out, and I'm
• 49:22
  like, is it really that bad what she did? Like? She no,
• 49:24
  she has made one little slipper. Yeah, Bailey straight, and you
• 49:29
  guys know how to fix it. Be easy to fix. But Grandpa then
• 49:30
  arrives with Mim, I'm wet and scared and the house hates me. So
• 49:35
  she says, oh. The guy says, this is the DMV. We're
• 49:37
  about getting things done. So she I've got he quits her job. She
• 49:43
  just like walks out. She pulls like a who's the dad in elf that
• 49:47
  leaves? Oh, so James car James kn't. Yeah, he just he
• 49:50
  basically is like, if you leave now, don't come back, and he
• 49:52
  just walks out with his son. This is kind of what moment was,
• 49:55
  just like we get things done. She's like, I'm going home and I'm
• 49:58
  like, did she just quit her job for Ampa? It's not explained.
• 50:01
  That's a good point. Yeah, but anyway they replaced her because like how
• 50:05
  we're going to replace her? They put the next window through there, they
• 50:07
  decide some and Grandpa the marriage is not going to work. It's like,
• 50:12
  you don't think. Grandpa then says that you, Joe, you'll find someone
• 50:15
  eventually, and then they have this nice slow dance. But it was kind
• 50:17
  of sweet. It was sweet, but it's just but it shouldn't have happened
• 50:21
  in the first It makes their relationship going forward, so fucking awkward now true,
• 50:24
  yes, because they probably boned. They probably boned, and they think
• 50:29
  it's so weird. It's just so weird. But Homer is now dressed in
• 50:34
  his costume for Marge and how long is Senor Homer out of town for?
• 50:37
  And they're doing't role playing? He flees at the windows, getting it all
• 50:40
  wrong, and it's back in his underwear. Where is he? Where is
• 50:44
  he? And much I don't think we're doing this right? Yeah? Role
• 50:47
  playing? Hey, And that is the end of Remiold and Julie. Like
• 50:53
  we said, not a terrible episode, but just a confusing one, an
• 50:57
  odd one, a mish mesh, yeah, a grab bag. What do
• 51:01
  we learn, Bomber? What'd you learn from the episode? Mister Davis that
• 51:06
  Esterbarn is apparently Spanish for Steven. That's exactly what I had By what I
• 51:09
  learned, I didn't no idea. I'm like, it makes sense, but
• 51:13
  I had no idea. My well, that was my new impression from talking
• 51:16
  about this episode. My initial what I learned from this episode was I'm not
• 51:20
  the only one who can't tell Patty and somewhere a part yeah true. Yeah.
• 51:22
  I also learned that you never trust a man in a brown T shirt
• 51:25
  from miss d Forward. Your names will be oh right, mister Davis.
• 51:30
  It is time for the New Name Championship, the first New Name Championship of
• 51:32
  twenty twenty four. The current leaderboard stands at this in first position were Philip
• 51:37
  Jay Hawkins on sixteen points. In second position, we have a two way
• 51:42
  time Kyle muldoon and Luke McKay both on eleven. Hit me all right.
• 51:46
  One point goes to boxing Day. Boxing Day is our man, Andrew JP.
• 51:52
  Has he been on the leaderboard at all this this? I'm not sure.
• 51:54
  I don't think we ever hear his name outside of the mailbag. I
• 51:57
  don't think we do. Andrew j P. Well done, you're now on
• 52:00
  on the lead wor one point, Well done, you're a double threat.
• 52:01
  Well done, sir. Two points go to Daddy and Selma. That would
• 52:07
  be Philip Jay Hawkins. Good name, it's not bad from the hawk.
• 52:10
  Yep, yep. That put him now in seventeen points. He's just gotten
• 52:13
  even further away from the from Kyle Clevi Kyle and Luke McKay and who got
• 52:16
  three points. Well, let's see if the gap can be closed with this
• 52:21
  one. Because three points goes to abe gap very good, and that is
• 52:25
  Oh that's clever Kyle. So clever Kyle is now outright second position on fourteen
• 52:30
  points. He is only three points behind. Now all right, so hit
• 52:34
  me with the leadboard. So it's Philip Jay Hawkins on seventeen. Yes,
• 52:37
  it is Kyle Marldoon on fourteen and Luke McKay on eleven. It's a horse
• 52:39
  race. It is a horse race, Yes it is. Indeed, all
• 52:43
  right, don't forget. You're just gonna be part of you just gonna get
• 52:45
  your name right out once to go into the wild card. Even if you
• 52:47
  don't win, you get to go into the wild card. But we have
• 52:49
  Philip Jay Hawkins seventeen, Carle mile done on fourteen, and we have Luke
• 52:52
  McKay on e eleven points. All right, miss, it is time for
• 52:55
  the mailbag. Mailbag bail is here. All right, here we go.
• 53:01
  First question here from Pat right, our man, co host of the Office
• 53:06
  Stop podcast Availble on the four for can Discount network Check it Out. Just
• 53:08
  finished season one of the Office, the US version. He says, what's
• 53:12
  the biggest age gap you've had while in Simpsons terms snuggling? So I was
• 53:16
  eighteen, she was thirty five. What's that seventeen years? Seventeen years?
• 53:21
  Okay, you beat me. I'm I was seeing someone. There was about
• 53:25
  fifteen years between us. Okay, yeah they were younger, right, yes,
• 53:30
  but really yeah? So how long ago? Was this about? Ten
• 53:34
  years ago? Yeah? Are we going for the kids? Good for you,
• 53:37
  not as in like kids kids. I don't know what you're talking about.
• 53:45
  That's awesome, man, good for you a very sweet girl. Yeah,
• 53:47
  okay, our next question here, Andrew Swan, who's the weirdest on
• 53:52
  screen couple that you found had surprising chemistry? That's a good question for you.
• 53:55
  That isn't wrong. You didn't think they were going to have chemistry and
• 53:59
  then they somehow mat to pull it off. Doesn't ever have to be a
• 54:01
  couple really, just be like a duo, like who's like an action duo
• 54:06
  or something. It's like, these two guys are going to work as a
• 54:07
  buddy cop, you know what I mean. I'm sure I've dropped the name
• 54:12
  Midnight Run many many times over the course of our podcasting career. Fantastic Yeah.
• 54:19
  Buddy Action Comedy came out the same cap came out the same week as
• 54:22
  Die Hardly came back in nineteen ninety eight, starring the great Robert Denia and
• 54:28
  the late great Charles Groden, who you know have fairly different styles, and
• 54:34
  you know a lot of people were sort of talked about for the role that
• 54:37
  Groden played in this movie where Dania is a bounty hunter and he has to
• 54:42
  get this account who has embezzled millions dollars from the mob and get him one
• 54:45
  side of the country to the other before he gets killed and everybody's after them.
• 54:49
  It's great, great, great, great movie. They were looking at
• 54:52
  Robin Williams, they were looking at what year was this, This is eighty
• 54:55
  eight, eighty ak. Yeah, they're looking at Share at some stage,
• 55:00
  kind of doing a bit of a gender flip on it. They looked at
• 55:00
  a whole bunch of actors, and you know, Groden was one of these
• 55:04
  guys I've been around forever, very well respected, very well regarded, but
• 55:07
  never quite broken through. And Denia said, no, he's the guy.
• 55:12
  He's the one we're going with. And even if he wasn't top draw a
• 55:14
  box office, and they just had the best fucking chemistry you could. They
• 55:19
  really antagonized each other, but you could tell that they were Have you never
• 55:23
  seen that? I might be on Netflix. Sorry, it's pretty sure it's
• 55:27
  on some streamer, if not my desk, because yeah, it's a it's
• 55:30
  a really fantastic movie, and they're so good in it together, just play
• 55:36
  off each other so well, and it's not necessarily something you would expect because
• 55:38
  yeah, they seem like very very different actors with very very different styles.
• 55:44
  But it's just a chocolate and peanut. But you know who doesn't have chemistry?
• 55:49
  Nick and I are halfway through halfway through Broken Arrow, right, Ah.
• 55:57
  Yeah, it was on Disney Place, and I was like, this
• 55:59
  seems like face Off esque nineties action movie, right, Christian Slater and Samantha
• 56:05
  Matt Samantha Mathis. She's fucking horrific in that movie. Her acting is so
• 56:09
  bad. Yeah, here's something. Yeah, and she bet the president of
• 56:13
  the Actors Guild or whatever something like that. But it's very very interesting you
• 56:17
  say that, because this is the second time they were in a movie together,
• 56:21
  and the first time was in Bona Fardi gen X classic called Pump Up
• 56:25
  the Volume. Okay, have you ever heard no Our Pale's friends of the
• 56:30
  podcast The Rewatchables on the ring A Network. I was listening to a podcast.
• 56:35
  So there's recently where they were talking about and say it embedded podcasting,
• 56:37
  because essentially he Christian Slayer is this guy who's moved from New York to this
• 56:44
  small town in Arizona. His parents gave him a CBE radio or a Ham
• 56:46
  radio setup so he could sort of talk to his friends back home, and
• 56:50
  instead he sets up this little pirate radio station where he's just playing with this
• 56:52
  cool music and sort of talking about how it sucks, how life sucks,
• 56:55
  and soamtth and Methis is the cool girl who sort of falls in love with
• 56:59
  him and knowing who he is, and they have just incredible chemistry in that
• 57:02
  movie. Wow, because in Broken Arrow they do not. People tend to
• 57:07
  like Broken Out. But I'm so disappointed with the movie. I was like,
• 57:10
  just be fucking awesome and it's just John Woo's the director, and I'm
• 57:15
  like, that's the thing, what's happening here? Because it comes to a
• 57:16
  hard target, which is you know who's first American movie, which is pretty
• 57:20
  good, the Van Damn movie and Face Off, which is of course just
• 57:22
  a masterpiece. And yeah, I remember it because I was like just card
• 57:27
  carrying John wu guy. Back in ninety six when it came out, I
• 57:30
  was like, oh, I can't wait for this, and Travola's hot off,
• 57:32
  you know, whole fiction and then get short Michael Phenomenon I think was
• 57:38
  about this time as well. Phenomena was great, but it was a really
• 57:40
  a fun movie. It's a very thinly valed scientology. Yeah, but it's
• 57:45
  still pretty fun. And yeah, I sort of came out of Broken Our
• 57:47
  going not quite it. Yeah, but we're only just the first missile was
• 57:52
  just exploded, right, the roleter is having fun. I'm like, I
• 57:55
  said to Nicola. She goes, I'm going to bed in a minute to
• 57:58
  so you know. And I was like, well, the movie's not finish,
• 58:00
  and she's like, no, it's not. And I was like,
• 58:01
  miss, I was about to explain it. Of course, it was like
• 58:04
  thirteen minutes until miss exposed. Of course it's another finished I'm like, forty
• 58:07
  five minutes ago. What the hell is going on here? This is like
• 58:09
  when and I were watching Open Home and the other night. Yeah, guys
• 58:13
  like, well they're about to, you know, do the first test of
• 58:16
  the of the bomb. She's like, well, then that's when we'll wrap
• 58:21
  up, right, sort of showed to them. They're still got an how
• 58:24
  to go like what Nicholas like, yeah, I'm not both like because we
• 58:31
  love like chivolt In like the nineties, like that genre of action flickt from
• 58:36
  like John we can't go wrong, right, And I was sitting there and
• 58:38
  I think we're about half an hour and I can just sense in the room
• 58:40
  like one of us has to say that, And then Nicholas like, she's
• 58:44
  terrible, right, I'm like, she's fucking terrible. Yeah, that's too
• 58:46
  bad. I like, I mean again, like I think like a lot
• 58:51
  of Generation X guys and particularly a certain type of Generation next dude who's like,
• 58:55
  because we had to cool good the wind, you skid me. Just
• 58:59
  she is the She is the epitome of that in Pump up the Volume.
• 59:01
  So it's kind of said that didn't really flesh out for I mean, not
• 59:07
  acting wise, but she became the president of the of guilt that consistently.
• 59:12
  But it's like Nicola, she says, Christian Slater. I say Christian Slater,
• 59:15
  right. I love the guy. I love him right. I just
• 59:19
  could not buy him as a top built action star. No no, I
• 59:22
  was talking about this with a good buddy of mine online now something like you
• 59:25
  describe pump Up the Volume there, right, it reminds me of the kind
• 59:29
  of like guy you'd see in like, how's the film that Tarantino made with
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  him True True? That kind of like that's his that's his avenue. He's
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  got Slater's got three really good, really defining movies. He's got Heathers,
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  Pump Up the Volume and True Romance in. There are some okay movies and
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  some supporting rolls and some stuff, but generally it's kind of like, yeah,
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  not quite, just not quiet. I'm just like you just you seem
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  like the guy they get when they could for the big star. And I'm
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  like, because, yeah, volt I see. Maybe John was like,
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  I'm gonna turn this guy into a big an action start, but I'm like,
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  I just can't buy him taking on John ta Volta John de Volter in
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  that film. She's big, brooding. No. Look, even Slatter is
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  probably my age. He's probably in his fifties now, yeah, and yeah,
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  but he still seems like a boy. Yeah. I mean there are
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  actors of my sort of generation who you're looking at him how as like,
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  I mean, even ones who still seen relative youth like Ethan Hawk. It's
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  like, no, you're you're a man, You've been around, you've done
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  some shit. Yeah, we're a slavey. You sort of look at him
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  and go you never quite fully grew up, or to me at least,
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  so yeah, that's why I just couldn't buy him taking on Vaulter. Yeah,
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  no, you're right. Yeah, it's a shame. I mean,
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  and she's just there going, what do we do it? Now? I've
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  got to pump up the volume on DVD in one of those cardboard cases.
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  I'll bring it over and you can take your pee wee by the way,
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  excuse you're pee wee? Get home? How many times has Lou said that
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  to me? All right, let's do one more question, shall we?
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  I think that was Forever Swanny, That was Andrew Swan, Yes, but
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  you didn' give them an answer. It was pop up? No, it
• 1:01:15
  was who was Midnight Run? Not Ry? That's right, yeah, Josh,
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  Hellia Hamilton. Have you ever found yourself in a situation where two people
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  you know that shouldn't be together because it will end badly get together? Oh?
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  No, I'm terrible at that kind of thing, though, In terms
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  of like why don't you set so and so up with so and so.
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  I just it's like, no, I's not my job. Yeah, I
• 1:01:37
  have no aptitude for this. Yeah I haven't. You said Louise once was
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  just like set up your friends and it's like I don't want to because it
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  doesn't work out. It's on you, you know. Oh yeah, I
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  mean you're vouching for somebody, and never vouch for somebody. Never never vouch
• 1:01:52
  because you don't know what they're I mean you can be very very close friends
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  with them, but you don't know what they're going to be like in a
• 1:01:57
  romantic capacity. Everyone's different. Everyone is very very everyone is very very different.
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  Let's go to Harrison mccluy. Did you guys have build a fort or
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  have a treehouse etctera as a kid. Yeah, well've explained the forts.
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  Yeah we have. I never had a treehouse. I always wanted a treehouse.
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  There was a treehouse built at my old house when I was a late
• 1:02:13
  teenager, early twenties. A treehouse is such it like a platform. Yeah,
• 1:02:16
  that's still cool up in this Morton Bay fig tree. That was like
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  you, Yeah, it's just the climb the tree to get to it.
• 1:02:22
  Though you did the platforms are Sometimes you don't eat a house. Sometimes just
• 1:02:24
  the platforms enough Flanny, and I mean I just know this is when I
• 1:02:28
  was smoking cigarettes, I'd go out there and smoke a Dorry smoking Darry.
• 1:02:32
  I wonder if anyone else outside Australia is what that means. Smoke it Dorry.
• 1:02:36
  It means I was smoking a fact. I mean, wait a minute,
• 1:02:39
  have any sticks? Andrew JP. Final one we didn't get Andrew JP.
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  We don't get three, Andrew JP. It's not a mail bag without
• 1:02:50
  knowing Andrew JP's message. Thank you Andrew JP for continuing to keep the mail
• 1:02:53
  bag nice and stuffed. If you could marry off two Simpsons side characters,
• 1:02:58
  who would it be? And why? I feel like missus Kay and when
• 1:03:01
  she's gone now Unfortunately she deserved love. She got it with Flanders. Actually
• 1:03:06
  she got it with Flanders. But two side characters? Who are the we
• 1:03:09
  know we did the conspiracy theory one from the more recent episodes like Home are
• 1:03:14
  the great No No no no from the more recent episodes, it SEMs like
• 1:03:17
  a thirty something Oh they did the conspiracy ones? Yeah yeah, and we
• 1:03:21
  and we covered it, didn't we know you? Sure? Yeah? Did
• 1:03:24
  we talk about it on something. I'm pretty sure we talked about it in
• 1:03:28
  some episode. There was the episode where Homer became like the master of the
• 1:03:31
  conspiracy theory and he sort of had this group of people around him and they
• 1:03:35
  were various characters and I'm wondering if but it was oh so and Miss Hoover.
• 1:03:38
  That's when Gil in Miss Hoover. Yes, that's what we did it
• 1:03:43
  on The Sisters Index. I know the one you mean, yeah, okay,
• 1:03:45
  because there was an episode where it's all various conspiracy no conspiracy theories,
• 1:03:50
  but Simpson's theories, and they take the piece out of them. Basically all
• 1:03:52
  the Simpsons predicted this and all that kind of stuff, you know what I
• 1:03:54
  mean. That was a season thirty episode. But we did this one,
• 1:03:57
  which was I believe the first episode of season thirty four. That sounds about
• 1:04:00
  right. Yeah, And but two unlikely characters ended up together and they didn't
• 1:04:04
  stay together. And you're like, oh yeah, because I was thinking,
• 1:04:06
  I mean, if it's Gil and Miss Hoover, that's fine, but I
• 1:04:09
  was thinking maybe Cook then out in the Missover, Who's who's a sidecarage that
• 1:04:13
  you think deserves love? That's never really had it well, I mean Lenny,
• 1:04:17
  Yeah, but he's had it, has an he has he has he
• 1:04:20
  I'm trying to recall, Yeah, what's sure Like they used to say that
• 1:04:24
  he was married one time Homa was calling him or shaving someone's legs and stuff
• 1:04:27
  like that. I mean, I think my go to was always going to
• 1:04:30
  be Mo. Yeah. Had the relationships yeah, given this progressive age that
• 1:04:34
  we're in. I mean, we've seen Smithers with some you know, maybe
• 1:04:40
  I think in the latest seasons he might have Yeah, but that'd be nice
• 1:04:43
  for sure. Already, Well, that is the mail bag for Romeo,
• 1:04:46
  Old and Julie. At the next episode of four Thing a discount we shall
• 1:04:49
  be reviewing. Oh it was Hamarazzi. I remember really enjoying this one.
• 1:04:53
  Hope becomes a paparazzi. I'm a Nazi, so many Nazis, no no
• 1:04:58
  homarazzi. Yeah, basically hoping become poparazzi and just take photos of all the
• 1:05:00
  celebrities. And I think I recall this one. I remember, and I
• 1:05:03
  remember in this being one of the ones where I was like, I know,
• 1:05:05
  some of these episodes of shit, but this one's all right. Yeah,
• 1:05:10
  in that case, can't wait over two weeks ago when Yoko Chords just
• 1:05:12
  blew us away. That's correct. Yes, hopefully let's go into this one
• 1:05:15
  with low expectations and hopefully it comes out with high expectations, unlike say,
• 1:05:19
  Broken Arrow, would you go into with high expectations? Like oh man,
• 1:05:23
  and I'm like, I hate it. It's a couple of things, And
• 1:05:24
  I'm like, I like this genre too much too. If I didn't like
• 1:05:29
  this genre, I'd be ripping this movie to shreds, right, But I'm
• 1:05:31
  just like, I'm just going to pretend, like I mean, I'm just
• 1:05:33
  going to ignore the faults of this movie because I want to like it.
• 1:05:36
  Do you ever watch a movie and go, oh, no, this is
• 1:05:39
  no good, but I'm just gonna roll the punches. Certainly? Yeah,
• 1:05:43
  more times? More times? You said Rebel Moon was really good? Right?
• 1:05:48
  Don't watch Rebel Moon? Apparently? Is that your review? That is
• 1:05:51
  probably my suggestion to you. Do you not watch er? Go in with
• 1:05:57
  very guarded expectations, You guys, don't forget. You can vote on the
• 1:06:00
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• 1:06:08
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• 1:06:12
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