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Ep. 111: Stop crying in theaters · The Hack Box

• MAS: we love. All right, Brev: Five. MAS: y'all. We're gonna start real quick, right into something. What do y'all think about sports teams in the same city or states having the same colors in their unis and their color schemes? Don: it's perfect. It's it's JRD: Can I ask a c a clarifying question? When you say like s like basketball and football or like, let's say like how f there's like if the Clippers and the Lakers were the same color. 'Cause that's two different things for me. MAS: Yeah. Don: Everything. MAS: See yeah. Don: that's different. That's unique though. JRD: That's different. Like, you know, like I I wouldn't mind it if like the Lakers, the Rams, and shit like that were the same skin same s color, but Don: But JRD: so wha what's the question? Brev: Mm. JRD: Just sucking. No. MAS: Well, I think I think yeah, I think that is something that definitely makes it complicated, especially like California and New York when you got so many teams. Chicago, Don: Chicago with baseball. JRD: Yeah. MAS: yeah. So it's gonna be hard when you got eight, nine, ten teams all with the same color. 'Cause then to me, I think of it like I think the pluses of it is it seems more like almost tribal. Like 'cause like you JRD: Uniform? Ye yeah. MAS: have you when you wear those colors, people know those are your teams, that's where you're from, you know, more like that in that sense. JRD: I I think Brev: You think it should be the color of the state flag then? JRD: New York New York does that. Loki the the penguins. Don: Nah, I think they should have a set call. New York doesn't do that. They do it for some teas, but not MAS: Well the Mets the Mets and the Knicks kinda. JRD: The penguins. The penguins. The penguins, the Knicks, and the Islanders. Brev: Yeah, Matt's and next time. Don: Yeah, N Stillers is for sure like or Pittsburgh's one of the cities for sure. MAS: Yeah, you're right. I forgot about the islanders. JRD: The Islanders, the Penguins and the Knicks are Don: Pennyworth? JRD: all round up like black, orange, blue, Don: Penguins? JRD: white. Don: Who the penguins? JRD: isn't the hockey team? MAS: You said y the penguins are in Boston. Brev: No, they got their hockey team Don: No, penguins are Pittsburgh. Brev: is the Rangers. Don: They got the Rangers and Islanders in New York. Brev: Yeah. JRD: shot MAS: Yeah, we ain't hockey experts. Don: Rangers are what? JRD: our guests. Don: Bluewood and red and they got the same color as the Giants. They're the Giants color, kinda. And then the Islanders are Brev: They're like blue, red, white. Damn near, kind of. Like probably a different blue, but MAS: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. JRD: Yeah. Don: New York and Mets. Or the Knicks and Mets. JRD: yeah, we have a bat. I don't even I don't know why I have the penguins. Let me know. MAS: So yeah, like in that sense, I think that's cool. Brev: Yeah. I see. Don: Pittsburgh has the black and yellow scheme across, I from what I believe. they got baseball, Brev: With the pirates and the Steelers? Don: Steelers, and Penguins. Yeah, they're all black and yellow. So I don't know any other I don't know if they got a soccer team, I doubt. That's Columbus, Columbus crew. Brev: That's hard. I thought you meant like in the same sport. I'm like not in the same sport. MAS: Yeah, no no. Well that's the thing too, it also gets complicated when you go to mascots 'cause the forty niners having gold in their color scheme obviously makes the most sense. But California is like the mining during that time, so we could have all the teams be red and gold for that example. Don: Yeah. It's just weird, especially when you get to with the Niners and the Giants. MAS: look like the Giants, the San Francisco Giants, them being red and gold will be tough too. Like black and orange. JRD: Yeah, I think you can do city, but you for sure can't do state in some places. MAS: Yeah. Don: Some yeah, some states Brev: yeah. Don: you can. Like if you have Arizona, everybody can be the same color in Arizona. Cardinals can be the same color as a diamond Brev: Yeah, not Texas or California though. Don: box. Texas yes. Texas too big and they got those big cities. Brev: You can't. California's too big. JRD: Texas. And New York. Brev: Too many teams. MAS: But yeah, I think it I think it's something Brev: Yeah, too many teams. MAS: that it makes sense. It'll look cool. But Brev: Yeah. Don: Sure, Brev: Because the Rangers and the Bills kinda Don: I always thought about that as a kid. Brev: have the same colours. Don: Yeah. But they got the Giants MAS: Yeah. Don: already and the Bills are like more up upstate. JRD: Yeah. Brev: They're actually the only NFL team that actually plays in New York. Don: Who? the Bills? Yeah, yeah. The state of New York. Brev: Bills. Yeah. JRD: Yeah, live in Buffalo, Brev: Yeah in the state JRD: New York. Brev: New York. Don: But New Jersey's New York. Sorry. Met Light's in New York. Brev: Yeah. Danny the same thing. East JRD: Bro bro speaking of speaking MAS: Exactly. Brev: Coast and East Coast. JRD: of Buffalo, I was just thinking about that. Like us, like being from California, like I I always me, I always like don't realize how people like live right next to other states. Like I was talking to my boy from Buffalo Don: Crazy, right? JRD: and he was like, Yeah man, when I when I was like sixteen, seventeen, I would go up to Canada I know that's a different country but still I would go up to Canada so I can drink. I'm like, damn, you would just a bust the mission for you to drink and he goes, It's it's not that far. It's like two, three hours. It's like you're going to Vegas. Brev: That's like Don: Possible. Brev: us with that's like us with Mexico though. JRD: Yeah. MAS: Yeah. Don: Yeah. Well SoCal with Mexico, not all of us. And then you got a lot of these other states in the east. Yeah, Brev: Yeah, SoCal, Mexico, yeah. JRD: Not all of us not nah. That's just you, bro, to make it San Diego. It's a push for me. Don: that's really Brev: Yeah, yeah, it is for sure a push for you, yeah. JRD: Yeah, like I'm not I'm not just gonna drive to Don: Well when you go east you go east or central, a lot of these states like landlocked, so it's it's mad easy to go to different states. Like anywhere JRD: Mm. Don: you go. JRD: Especially to the East Coast. Some sometimes you forget that even a state Don: Yeah, 'cause we got the Pacific one at one side. JRD: like New Jersey, New York. Like I forget New Jersey's his own shit. Don: Yeah. I was to say New Jersey's more New York than Buffalo is. JRD: Yeah, but yeah, I forget MAS: Yeah. JRD: like something that's a that's a whole lot different state. I forget that sometimes. Brev: Yeah. Don: Yeah. Brev: Yeah, we don't we don't get that MAS: They still be kinda including together. Brev: here because on the east coast, like if I drove up I drive up seven, eight hours to San Jose from here, on the east coast I'm going through I don't know how many states if I did that. Don: yeah. You damn near traveling the whole JRD: Yeah bro. Like Don: east coast? Brev: The whole coast, yeah. Not the whole coast, but JRD: Yeah bro, even fucking Atlanta is next to the fucking Don: Just about, bro. JRD: Dakotas. Both the bitches, low key. And I would attribute a thing. Brev: Yeah. Don: banana. JRD: He was like, Yeah bro, like wanna go to South Dakota? Don: ATL in Georgia. JRD: I like, nigga no, that's far as fuck. But it wasn't from Atlanta. It's just close. Don: South Dakota and North Dakota is definitely far. JRD: No, not from not from Atlanta. I was in Atlanta. It was I was we're talking about how. Don: You you talking about North Carolina and South Carolina? MAS: Think he is. JRD: I am, I'm tripping, I'm thinking yeah I'm tripping. I am tripping I'm tripping, I'm tripping. Yeah. Fifth grade was a long time Don: Yeah. You gotta put Yeah. That shit's north as fuck, bruh. MAS: Take him back to fifth grade, bruh. Get the states back. JRD: ago, bro. Brev: Yeah. JRD: Fifth grade a long time ago, man. Don: I was like, why y'all trying to go to South Dakota anyway? It's like, what are we doing? Brev: He MAS: Pass that map test right now, off the rip. Hell yeah. JRD: You would? Alright. What's the state capital Don: From a land. JRD: of of Wyoming? yeah, MAS: We ain't doing capital. Don: Ooh, that's JRD: you ain't passing no fucking tests. Calm down. We all forgot. Alright. you get you get you get you get you can do that. Okay. MAS: Talking about the states. We're talking about states, but anyway. We we yeah. Easily. Brev: We all forgot. I only know the capital of a couple straits, bro. Don: I can put a state everywhere. Anywhere you point out, I could point out the right state. And I feel like you should too as an American. MAS: Every real American should, but we won't get into that. Alright, booze. JRD: Mm. Brev: I I could probably get like forty five out of fifty. Don: 45 out of 50 is MAS: Yeah. Don: embarrassing. I'm not gonna lie. Brev: Yeah, there's one that's gonna fuck me up. I already know it. I don't I won't go perfect. Don: No, you need to know all of bro. No exception. Brev: No, I meant like pointing it out on a map. I could list all fifty. Don: Yeah, you can list them all. Yeah, I'm saying, point out on the map. You list them out and then put it where it needs go. And you should be a hundred percent Brev: I feel I guess I guess when I get around forty it's kinda process of elimination after that. Don: That's crazy. You should just know. JRD: If I if I saw Brev: Yeah. JRD: a map, like it outline I could do it, but if it was just like a picture of one and like what is that? I make it fucked up. No, no, I meant Don: picture. A picture and you're placing the you're placing the states like a puzzle. JRD: like no I meant like if like someone were to say like a picture of like a state and nothing nearby and like what is Don: Yeah. JRD: that? I may I may mess up on that. But I can place them on the map, if that Don: you can't get that. JRD: makes sense. Like a shape was like you pull it and what is this? I wouldn't I wouldn't pass that. Yeah. Brev: Like the shape of a state. Like the shape of a state. MAS: The shapes of the map. Don: Well I got you, I got you. If you do like the Wyoming's and Colorados, that's when you get hard 'cause they're all squares and rectangles. JRD: Yeah, like Montana, like Brev: Yeah. No, Montana is is a crazy shape. It's kinda like a like I don't know. I don't know. I would be able to tell what Montana is. Don: Montana's pretty un Montana you could s you could s yeah. You could tell. You can see Montana. You think of Michigan though. JRD: Okay. Don: Michigan with the islands, the Great Lakes. JRD: Yeah. Brev: Yeah. Don: Once you get those parts it's pretty MAS: Anyways, we here in Merica and this is episode eleven of the Hackbox. Let's get into it again. So big news, LeBron James to the Philadelphia Sixers. Don: Crazy. Brev: Terrible bro. JRD: On the vet's minimum. On a vet's minimum. MAS: Some people are happy. Yeah, I heard Brev: Hate Don: On a minimum. Eight mil. How do you feel about that, Laker fan? Were you were you like happy he left? I got Uhhuh. JRD: He gave us a championship. MAS: Can't be mad. Don: In eight years. He was there for eight years, bro. He was there for a long time. A hundred JRD: I I like I'm happy. Like and he and and he gave us a championship. He wasn't any a Don: percent. JRD: LeBron he had as long as tenure as a Laker, you know. He broke he broke the most the record for most points in a career as a Lager. He gave us a ring. Like yeah, I'm cool. Like but bro, Don: Word So my thing is for that is like LeBron is automatically getting New Jersey retired for the Lakers. Tw twenty JRD: Ooh. Don: three. JRD: Ooh. Ooh. Yeah Yeah, MAS: He should not. Don: No, that should be a question, bro. That shouldn't be a question. JRD: no i yeah, yeah, he probably he probably is. But no statue bro, no statue. No statue. Don: He sh he's getting a jersey. I didn't say statute, I said a jersey. JRD: Yeah. Don: You guys gotta like show respect when it's due, bro. You guys were like one of the worst teams in the league before you got there. JRD: I don't know bro. Honestly, if he can't get one before Derek Fisher though. Derek Fisher can disrespect no. No. He he shouldn't though. Derek Fisher was so Don: Yes he can Yes he can Yes he can MAS: He will. JRD: important on all those championship runs. He wasn't. He wasn't Don: He I'm not saying he wasn't, but like well LeBron isn't LeBron is JRD: I know he was never the leader. I MAS: What makes him able to get his number retired? Don: I understand what you're saying. The the fan the who? Derek Fisher? MAS: For LeBron, like what so he got no LeBron. Like I don't understand. Don: Bro, he like he just said, he he scored the most points in in the Lakers uniform. Brev: During his tenure there. JRD: broke the record. He broke the record. Don: Dennis Taylor. Brev: Yeah. JRD: Longest senior. And g and gave us a ring. MAS: Wait, s so that means even more than Kobe? That's crazy. Don: He gave him the rings. No no. So he scored he broke Brev: You got a ring too. JRD: No. No no Don: the scoring record in the as a Lakers. I worded that weird. The all time record. The most the most points scored. But I'm sure there's some other Laker records he broke in. Brev: Yeah. The all time record. Yeah. MAS: okay. JRD: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he wrote it wrong. He yeah, yeah. He yeah. Mm hmm. And the previo the previous person was a Lakers Hall of Famer as well. Kareem. Brev: Yeah. JRD: Yeah, Don: He's a Laker Hall of Famer. You can't sit here and tell me that LeBron JRD: so it it was pretty big. It was pretty big. Don: is not a Laker Hall of Famer. Brev: He's for sure a Lakers Hall of Famer. He's damn Hall of Famer on every team he's played for. JRD: No, he is, he is, he is, he is. He is, he is, no, he is Hall of Fame. I I why I jumped to statue. MAS: no. Don: And and and and he's he was there for ten years, bro, damn near. Come on, man. You don't gotta be a Hall of Famer to be get your Brev: Yeah, like nine seasons, right? Or something like that. Don: jersey retired like that. JRD: And a and I I think it also matters like where the Lakers were when he came Don: before he got there. JRD: before the yeah. I don't remember, it could have been like twenty sixteen. We won fourteen games. Cody Bryant's last year. Yeah. Bro bro like Don: I I remember bro, I was hate watching you guys. You guys used to be so ass. Brev: Huh. Yeah. JRD: you there's a store called like I don't even know, it's c a gro called Vaughn's. Have you heard that grocery store? It doesn't matter. They used to give out free t Vaughns Don: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Brev: Van JRD: is a grocery store. They used to give out free tickets. Brev: Yeah. JRD: I remember doing that period, they're like, Hey bro, like yeah. That's how bad it was. Buy a twelfth pack, get a free ticket to the to Lakers game. Type shit, type shit, bro. Brev: Free ticket to Laker game. Don: That's disgusting. Look how far Brev: It's crazy. Don: y'all falling, bro. Ew. But I think JRD: Yeah, yeah. It was crazy, bro. Don: wherever LeBron goes, he's he he contributed to the franchise. Amazing. So him Brev: For sure. Don: going to Philly, for sure gonna make them better. But Brev: Yeah. Don: they're not scaring me though, bro. Me as a Celtic fan. And then this is like a couple weeks. MAS: They're looking dangerous, bruh. Don: They're not scaring me. Their their bench is not Brev: They look dangerous. They're dangerous, bro. JRD: The only reason why Don: their bench is What? JRD: The only reason why I think they may work t well together is because LeBron he know he doesn't want to be the leader. He's been trying to pass the torch for multiple years. So you know he doesn't give a fuck. He and then you got someone like J Bean. He's low key been Batman for a minute. The second the second option, you know, he was Superman, so I think he's okay with that. And then you got fucking Joel B, trust the process. He knows he's not the person that's gonna lead the team to victory. He knows he's not the leader. I think everyone else is Don: I don't know about that, bro. JRD: is is Maxie's team, no? You disagree? Don: You ain't watched Joe Unbeat enough to think that he's just gonna hand over the keys. JRD: I don't think he has the keys to hand over. That's Tyree Max 16. What do you think, J Don: It's definitely Brev: That's Joel Embiid and Ty and Tyrese Maxie's team, I think. It's kinda hard. But Joel Embiid Don: Yeah. JRD: D? Don: When Joelin B is fully healthy, Brev: He's been there longer. Don: he's the best player on the floor. Brev: For sure. Don: He is a top JRD: Yeah. Don: three player when he's fully healthy. There's there's no question about it. The only thing about Joelin B Brev: Yeah. Yeah. JRD: But yeah, no argument. Don: is his injury problem. And then I I understand. Taxi Tyrese Maxie is probably like I think he might be a top four guard in the league, bro. Point guard. That boy is so cold. But my thing is it's Brev: Yeah, he'll give you thirty a night, really. Yeah. Don: just too many cooks in the kitchen, bro. A lot of these guys need the ball. Like Joelin B needs the ball. Braun needs ball. Brev: I I mean they said the same shit about the Warriors, like, there's only one ball, but bro, those they went on and went two in two in a row, bro. Don: But that's that's different playstyle. JRD: They grew up together. Yeah. Steven Curry's not even a true point guard. Yeah, y he's right. Don: Those fools all could play good off ball. KD could play good off ball. The Warriors grew together. They already know how to play with other. These guys got a two year MAS: Yeah, for sure. Don: window with LeBron. And this and the last Brev: Yeah. Don: time we see super teams like this, they never work out. We saw Brooklyn with KD, Kyrie, and James Harden. All fairly still in their primes. They had a squad JRD: Well, you can't well Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn didn't work out for different reasons, you know. Don: too. JRD: No, no but Brooklyn didn't work out for different reasons. Those are injuries. So that I don't I don't I know but no but if you're no I Don: What? It's a super it's a super team that didn't win. I'm just saying super teams don't JRD: know. But if you're gonna talk about like a team not working because there's too many good players, you can't bring up Brooklyn because the reason why they weren't successful is because of injuries. Don: It's not it's not even just there's so many components. Listen, listen. I'm not narrowing it down that they're just not gonna work together. I'm just saying there's so many opponents that go against these super teams. And that is just one example of injuries or just not being fully optimized to their fullest ability. And that's just one example. The Lakers also had this when they had Dwight, Kobe, Steve Nash, and that team. Y'all were Yeah, Brev: Yeah. Don: they weren't everybody wasn't in their primes, but you guys were still pretty good. They shouldn't have been as bad as they were. JRD: You you you just named you j you just named two teams that that had injuries. I s I think I think Steve Nash Don: Bro, you guys had no chemistry also. That team had no chemistry, Brev: Yeah. Don: bro. You guys had injuries, but you also had no chemistry. JRD: I agree, I agree, but I'm saying Dwight Okay, but I'm saying Dwight Howard just came back from a back injury. I don't know why they re signed him. They should let him sit out for a year. That was dumb. He he just came back from a back injury. One of the most gross back injuries are crazy. Most players, especially how Domini was how big he the size he was. I don't know. And then Steve Nash played twelve games. Yes. Don: Josh, can I tell you something? Can I tell you something? Can I tell you a secret real quick, bro? I feel like every JRD: Well, Tony, go for it. Don: single team in the league deals with injuries. Everybody deals with injuries. Injuries is a part of the game. So that should go without being said. Injuries might be included in this. But also, JRD: Exactly. No, I I get that, but I know th my my my point is I know that Don: aside from the injuries, they did not like each other. Dwight Howard and Kobe were beefing. Steve Nash was not having fun over there. There was a chemistry aspect of all those superstars being on one team. That's that example for the chemistry part. Yes, injuries were included also. That plays into it. The Brooklyn was more towards injuries and them not getting the job done. They also did not get the job done. They got swept by Boston. They were fully intact. They weren't injured. We swept them in the first round. You remember that shit, right? And then they lost to Giannis JRD: I actually don't. Don: in 2020, 2021. 2020, we swept them when we lost to the Warriors in 2022. 2021, JRD: You tell Don: they lost to JRD: Jan j you tell me James Hard James Harden, Kevin Durant. Don: James Harden, Kevin Durant, Kyrie, Nick Claxton, Spencer Dinwiddie, all those motherfuckers, they lost in 2021. JRD: They played a playoffs. They played in the playoffs areas. Don: They lost to the Bucks in 2021 in the Eastern Conference Finals when Kevin Durant stepped on the line. Bucks went on to win the championship. The next year, they played Boston. Yes. Yes. I don't know JRD: And Kyrie and James Honnere plane. Okay. Don: who one of those maybe one of them was out, but they KD stepped on the line to take the game lead down the second. JRD: Yes. One of was out. One of was out. Don: Yeah. JRD: Curry was not playing. Don: The following year, in the first round, they played Boston and they were fully intact. All three of those guys were playing. They might have sat out sparingly throughout the four game series. But and they were also close games. Yeah, and they lost to Boston JRD: I I didn't know that. Yeah. I honestly don't remember. Don: in the first round, got swept. Boston went on to the championship to lose to the Warriors. But that's what I'm just saying. Brev: I don't I don't think but thing is with LeBron, I feel like with every team he's joined that's been considered a super team has been successful, which is Miami in twenty ten. Don: Two years. JRD: A a and they played together. And they've Brev: Four years in a row, they went to the finals. And then they went two thousand fourteen, he teamed up with Kyrie and Kevin Love. And Kevin Love was, you know, he was he was that guy at that time. And obviously Don: Yeah. Brev: everyone knew Kyrie. They went to four straight and then they had a little lull in LA, but right when he got Right when he has AD, he had Rondo, he had Dwight. Don: Didn't he win the second year in LA? Brev: What is the set no it like the third year or something like that? JRD: Thirty yeah. Brev: That's what I'm saying. But but it was a struggle Don: He w He went in twenty eighteen? Brev: up until he got Rondo. He had Dwight on the team, he had A D still. I mean But I'm saying we're we're JRD: Year one we didn't make the playoffs. Don: Well guess what, Brev? This is also almost a decade ago. Brev: we're comparing other super teams that didn't have LeBron. That's what the LeBron's now playing with Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxie, Jalen Brown, and VJ. So JRD: Yeah. And we can't act like LeBron's never played with these players before. He's Don: Mm-hmm. JRD: he's already played with two. Don: We gotta realize LeBron is also also LeBron is also 42 years old. And you and Brev: I feel you, but Don: your big guy on injuries, Joel and B one of the most injury-prone players in the league. You're telling me Joel and B and LeBron are gonna play more than 40 games together this year. This this starting five that everyone Brev: I feel you, he takes the load off them though. No. No, they're gonna play probably like 45 games in their two years together. Don: keeps talking about, they're going to play like at most 15 games together this season. So that goes into factor when you play in the playoffs. Brev: Fifteen's kinda low. But Don: That's why these super teams aren't always successful, because they're not always playing with each other. That Brooklyn team, a lot of those guys were sitting out during the regular season. That's why in the playoffs, it showed. But when the Philly teams go, bro, the East is the best it's ever been in there in my lifetime, bro. Brev: for sure. It's better than the West now. Don: This shit, yeah, we're like nine teams deep, bro. It's a good team is gonna miss the playoffs this year. And I think that because our like our seven and eight teams, like bro, like even Wizards, that was the worst team in the league last year. There might be plane in the plane. Brev: Yeah. I think that I think they'll get to the play in. I I think that's a good trio over there. With Trey Young, Don: I they should get to the play in with their talent. They should definitely get to the play in. Brev: A D and Debonsa, I think that's a cool trio. Don: my gosh. They're about to they're they're good. Brev: Yeah. Don: we got the Pacers coming back. Tyrese Halliburn just dropped fifty in the pro AM game. Like last night, I think. Like JRD: A Troy Don: they were just in the company finals. Detroit. Detroit's gonna have JRD: Detroit. Brev: Detroit's gonna be back. Cleveland's gonna be back. Don: a big fall off though, I tell JRD: No. Don: you. They they might get like seventh seed. Brev: New York, obviously. Don: New York. And Boston got better. I don't care JRD: Pun. Don: what anybody says. We replaced Jalen Brown MAS: Mm-hmm. Brev: Toronto's always good too. Don: with Jason Tatum. Toronto. Toronto's danger. You said what? Brev: Yeah, they're always good. The magic? MAS: Optimism. Pass it on. JRD: Has that shit went through Brev: What about JRD: yet? Brev: the magic? Don: Magic, Toronto's gonna be good, bro. JRD: No, but I don't think the trades went Brev: Yeah, the magic are paying a lot of people, bro. JRD: through yet. Don: yeah, yeah. Assuming they get the trade. Assuming NBA doesn't have to be JRD: Yeah, somebody at the train, you know. Brev: yeah, you're right, you're right. They're kinda JRD: Yeah, I go. Brev: honing they should just let hoop, honestly. JRD: No, the nigga was cheating. Don: That team are gonna be s they're gonna be so nasty. Brev: He was not cheating, bro. It's not like he was saying steroids or anything. Don: You know must times JRD: They paid Don: they I don't want to hear cheating from a Lakers JRD: him they paid him more Don: fan. JRD: they paid him more and it didn't hurt the salary cap. Brev: Bro. Let the man hoop, honestly. Let the man hoop. Don: I don't I don't wanna hear I don't wanna hear and not come like a fanbox eating, bro. But like I say, the East MAS: Yeah. Well we also JRD: He gon' bring up when we played the fucking Sacramento Kings when I was like two. Is that what you're gonna bring up? That's fucking Don: Yeah. It don't matter. It's in your blood it's it's in MAS: It happened, bruh. Don: it's in your heritage. It's within your MAS: My city got snaked. Don: Yeah it's JRD: They did, I'm sorry. Don: embedded in you guys' DNA. That's one of the biggest visualized cheating schemes in the NBA history. Probably the biggest one. Actually I can't think of a MAS: Unacceptable. Don: bigger or besides these gamblers that are coming out now, like that mess is crazy. They're just openly fucking MAS: Yeah. Don: sports betting on themselves. MAS: Yo, so then there's also other teams who are sad they didn't get him, specifically the Cavs. Brev, you want talk about this? Anything you Brev: I put MAS: have to say? Brev: today I put his jerseys on Facebook Marketplace. Honestly. I swear to God I did. I swear to God I did. You thought I was you you thought I was joking when I said I was gonna do that. Don: No you didn't, bro. Pull it up right now. No way. No, you're trolling. I don't I'm calling you I'm calling you out on JRD: Ha ha ha. MAS: Why Don: your bullshit. I know you're joking. JRD: I'ma buy one. MAS: He would have told you right off the rip 'cause now he's actually going to find him. Don: 'Cause he's putting it on right now, just to put on the show. Brev: No, bro. Don: He's MAS: Ha ha Don: it's for content, bro. MAS: He's not lying. I believe him. I don't understand it, but I Don: Doing this for content. No way you put his jersey. MAS: believe him. Don: Bruh, like what is going on with you, bruh? MAS: Yeah, I need you to elaborate on this. Brev: Yeah, but I don't know. I was JRD: Yeah, why are you mad? Brev: dude, I mean, Don: What is going on Brev: he's gonna bruh, he played us Don: with you? I don't get it, bruh. Brev: he's played the calves now. He's played us three times now. Don: Okay. Brev: And cool, whatever, maybe he comes back for an option after his option year, but and it maybe but for now, he's gonna help me pay for my trips. I don't know, make some money off his stuff. But nah put two of for JRD: Did you did you hear what he said? This is my last decision. Don: Bro, take this stuff off of MAS: But how much are you selling them for? Brev: eighty, one for twenty five. JRD: He said this is my Don: Yeah, you just asked my last question. JRD: last decision. He's retiring a seventy sixter. Brev: Yeah, see that makes it even worse, honestly. Like bro, you said he he JRD: But Brev: also said that he was gonna end his his career in Cleveland, but I don't know, but he's gonna sign a little one JRD: Yeah, but no, this is a little bit different though. This nigga's a hundred years old. Brev: day contract when he when he fucking retires. No, I don't want I don't want that shit, bro. I'm booing him. I'm booing him this Don: This is h only helping his GOAT case, bruh. Brev: year, bro. MAS: Mm-hmm. Don: This is only helping your GOAT case, bro. And this just proves that you were a clause. Brev: I'm booing him, bro. He's gonna spend he has spent MAS: Yeah, it's kinda crazy. Brev: now more time on other franchises than he has on the in a Cavalier in a four. Don: Boo hoo, he already came back already and got a ring. The only ring in the franchise history. Brev: I know. And then he left again. MAS: You gotta know when to say goodbye. Brev: And he left again. And the fact that I'm even more mad, JRD: You and you guys have a squad. Brev: I'm also even more mad at the Cavs because we Don: No, they don't. They don't got a squad. That's why he's mad. I told him this last JRD: Didn't have a squat. Don: year, his team was frauds. No, they don't. He does not have a squad. Brev: No. Don: He has a whole bunch of playoff droppers. James Harden is notoriously a playoff dropper, and so is freaking Donat Mitchell, bro. He does not have a squad. This is why he's so upset. JRD: Hmm. Mmm. Garland's pretty Brev: Don't disrike Donald Mitchell. MAS: 'Cause that's what he said. He said Well JRD: good. Brev: No, I'm I'm I'm mad MAS: two yeah. Brev: at I'm mad at the Cavs because we sat around we sat around and kinda waited for LeBron. Don: Garland's not on the team anymore, bro. What are you talking about? Some Clippers. JRD: He now I'm behind. When God don't leave. Don: He let them in the season, bro. Like at the trade deadline. Brev: Trade got traded for J for James Harden. MAS: think it was t two episodes ago he said if we get LeBron we're immediately Don: Yeah, come on. JRD: yeah. I'm sure then I'm sure then. MAS: contenders. So by that logic I would say that by not having LeBron you're not contender. So it's more about not being able to compete this year. Brev: bro, the east is fucking straight. He went to the Don: Yeah. Brev: and he went to the east, bro. Like that come on. MAS: He's immediate art. Don: Yeah, he's gonna play all like four times a year. And smack y'all. Brev: Yeah. Bro, exact how am I supposed to cheer? No, bro. I'm booing him. I'm booing him, bro. MAS: I mean that c that makes sense. Being I mean here. JRD: Has the bron Brev: He's he's lit Whatever, bro. Okay, when he retires, whatever, I'll appreciate it. Don: You can boom all you want, but selling his jerseys is crazy. You love that man. You love that man. MAS: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Yeah. Brev: When when he retires, I'll appreciate it. But he's still in the league. He's still Don: It it used to concern me how much you love that man. MAS: Why would you Brev: in the league. It's the same thing with you and and Kobe. When right when he retired, you fucked with Kobe because he's not playing your team anymore. Don: But I never loved Kobe enough to buy multiple jerseys and be like this is the man Brev: Yeah, bruh. Don: I idolize and I had a poster above my head when I went to sleep and I used to pray to him. I never did that. that was you? that was you. JRD: That that was me. That was me. That was me. That was me. Brev: Didn't have that. Didn't have that. MAS: Hey, wait. Wasn't there a fool on the Celtics? Brev: Ha ha JRD: But I did brev I did keep brev MAS: like a player that you guys didn't like, Ray Allen, right? JRD: kept staring at me though. Nothing that's a nice poster, Ray Allen. Don: I don't fuck Ray Allen, no. But Ray Allen, that's not the same, bro. Cause Ray Allen legit MAS: I don't know the story exactly. Don: he look Ray Allen went got traded to Boston. One, he wasn't a all-time Boston Celtic. He was only there for like, what, four or five years, if that. he got traded. JRD: Yeah, he C was a originally. Don: He was a buck, got traded to Boston, like towards the end of his JRD: Buck, yeah. Don: prime. We got we won the ring that first year. And we started struggling the next few years because of injuries, whatever, like whatever. But we started that's when LeBron went to the Heatles and he join the Heatles. Like maybe a year after LeBron went there, right? And then he helped them win the championship. MAS: I think it's the same. JRD: Yeah, he made that that game winning Don: It's not the same. Brev: It was two years two years after. JRD: shot to get that first ring in Miami. Don: It's not the same because I like I said, he was not he did not he got it to championship. Brev: No, it was the second ring in Miami. MAS: Regardless of the reason for you hating him though, would you JRD: Tearing. MAS: sell his jerseys if you had him? Don: Hmm. I probably wouldn't want him, no. But that's fresh off of playing with the Celtics. He has not been on the he hasn't been on the calves since for eight years. It's been eight it's been a decade. Get over it. JRD: No but the only thing I don't understand he he already left. Yeah. Yeah, no that's why I don't get bruh. He's al he's already been gone for so long. Brev: I'm I don't want them right. MAS: No yeah, I feel you. Yeah. Brev: Exactly. Well that's I'm fine. If anything, that's worse. No. He's still in the league and I'm gonna be playing him in the JRD: He's already been gone for so long. Why do you care anymore? MAS: Yeah. Don: He's been going for so long and he already came back after leaving. He left and then came back. Brev: in the East. I'm booing him, bro. Honestly, a I commented I commented on a Cavaliers post saying we're booing LeBron. They were not some some JRD: There's I I Don: I saw that. I think I seen that shit. Brev: fans are not happy MAS: Yeah. Brev: with that shit. I was like, What? Why? He can't boo Philly's gonna boo him if he has a bad game. JRD: Th that's that's probably some like fans that are children that don't know LeBron play on the calves. There are little kids who Brev: Say it again? JRD: love LeBron that probably don't know he play on the calves. Yeah. Why would you Don: Some eight year olds, some seven year olds. Some seven year old Lakers fans, yeah. JRD: start loving basketball? They do not know. Yeah. Yeah. Brev: And that and that's terrible. MAS: I that don't really count, Brev: And that's terrible. MAS: these fools are seven years old. Like he wouldn't Don: But he's just saying that's just this is that's how long he's done on the Lakers. There's generations that don't know. There's there's generations that have not seen him in a Cavalier uniform and I love that. Because Brev hates it. Brev: Yeah, they Yeah. Exactly. And that's terrible. JRD: That's how long it's been. That's how long it's been since I said. Yeah. Yeah. Mm-hmm. yeah. Brev: But let's be honest, like any of those teams that he picked, Don: Overreaction. Brev: or like you know that remember when Rich Paul had the whiteboard and he had those teams on there? Any Don: Yeah. What about it? Brev: team that he went to would have been contenders, regardless. Yes. Don: What? That's cap. Every team he goes to, he goes to Miami, they're better than Cavaliers and if he went to go to the Cavaliers. Would he go to the JRD: my god, him and Giannis? Don: Sixers? The Sixers, they're better than what he would be with the Cavaliers. If he went to the Temporals, he's better than what he would be with the Cavaliers. That was the worst option. You guys have the ugliest jerseys, one of the worst, worst cities out of all the options. Like, why would he go to Cleveland? Brev: Yeah. Okay I'm saying but he contenders are contenders, bro. No, stop. No, that's wrong. That's wrong. Not the Timberwolves. Don't say the Timberwolves. Do not say the Timberwolves. JRD: Yeah. Don: Brevin, you gotta MAS: Hey, but wait. Don: think. Why would he go to Cleveland? Brev: 'Cause we drafted him. What what do you mean? It's not good enough. Don: It's not good enough. He gave he provided what he said he was gonna provide for the city. He got a championship. He argued we got one of the best JRD: He he gave you guys a championship Brev: Bro, come on. MAS: I'm just rev JRD: and a school. He gave you guys a school. MAS: I'm not yeah. I'm not mad at it. Don: And a JRD: Akron's close enough to that bitch. He gave you guys a school and a ring. Don: He's done so much for that city, bro. He's done. He is the reason why Cleveland is relevant, bro. The Browns aren't going to do it. Brev: We're talking I thought we're talking basketball. What we we're talk we're talking basketball, bro. JRD: Cleveland, this is for you. Brev: Strict basketball MAS: Yeah. Brev: reasons. I am booing him this year. JRD: He gave you your only ring. He gave you your only ring. That's a big enough reason. Don: Bro, he gave you the one of the best readings in NBA history, bro. Was on Brev: You only got one? Is the best JRD: Three one my Brev: ring in NBA history for sure. JRD: god, the three one comeback. Don: Yes, bro. He did he did he's he did Brev: Is the best ring in NBA history. Don: too much for that s horrible ass city actually. JRD: That nigga, the meme and all, the glasses and shit, no one's came back to one. Brev: No, bro. I'm booing him. I'm booing him for as long as he's as long as he he's playing, I'm Don: This overreaction, bro. JRD: That's foul as fuck. What more do you want from him? MAS: I think that's fine though. So look, no cause Brev: Well, why is booing is booing s suddenly not a thing in sports? Don: No, no, no, no, no. Booing is okay. I understand. MAS: Yeah. Don: No, no, booing's okay. Selling the jerseys. MAS: It's the selling the jersey. Don: The jerseys, because like you're being you're being so irrational right now, and you're just in the moment. And I'm trying to stop you because when he retires, you're like, MAS: And impulsive, right? Don: man, Joe, I'm so mad I sold those jerseys. You're gonna say that shit. MAS: Yeah, where did they go up in value? Brev: Get more jerseys in the future. JRD: Now they don't have a mega like that anymore. Don: No, bro. That's those don't have no sentimental value to you? Brev: I've worn w there's one of them I've worn a lot. But MAS: Bruh. It's so easy to put in a box and put in storage at least. Don: It's so easy just to Brev: one of them I kept I kept hung up. JRD: When'd you get What run? First cavalry on the second one? Don: my He didn't load. He's having a real breakup right now. Brev: The two of are the ones I got in MAS: Yeah. Don: He's spiraling, bro. Brev: in New York and then MAS: Let her go. JRD: In New York Brev: and then one I got one I got back in high school. Yeah. The I it was the Don: I think I remembered the one you got in New York. JRD: You You drifted it? Brev: it was the high school jersey and then the vintage one. MAS: Yeah. Don: Three through one of them, yeah. JRD: You've thrifted one of in New York. Your first time in New York Brev: Yeah. I thought the two of them. MAS: See, they're probably heat, bro. I don't understand why. JRD: with your boys. A jersey of your favorite player you found in New York with your homies. And it has no sentimental Don: And not his favorite player, his favorite person. JRD: value. That's crazy. That's crazy. No no no sentimental value is crazy. Brev: No, I still got my cold s I still got my cold jersey I I thrifted, bro. I still got my cold jersey I thrifted. Don: He doesn't care. He's going through a bad breakup right now, bro. And it's like It it's it's a it's a terrible breakup. And we're trying to help him out. He's bare JRD: You should be like you should be MAS: It's literally exactly like a breakout. Yeah. Don: right now, bro. He's about to don't get his for one, wish Willow. MAS: Yeah, for a Brev: Ha ha. Don: I wish for LeBron to love Cleveland forever and ever. When like nobody fucking knows. way, bro. You gotta let it go. It's been eight years, MAS: Hey, but Don: man. It's been eight years, man. You can boo him, yes. Keep the jerseys, bruh. Brev: Let him go, bro. It's still sports, bro. I'm booing him while he's playing. Yes. JRD: It's been eight years. Move on. MAS: Yeah. Brev: He's getting booed. MAS: Yes. Please Don: Put the jerseys up. MAS: keep the jersey. Don: You don't wanna give your son the brawn jerseys you had when you were young, bruh? Brev: I can have my Kyrie jersey. Don: Like this dude. I'm a first generation Celtic fan, so I feel like my gear I have right now, my son is gonna have very much attachment to it. 'Cause I'm building a lean in this other shit. MAS: Hey also JRD: I feel bad for my MAS: two JRD: son, my future kid, I feel so bad for him. He has no choice. Don: It's not too late to switch, bro. 'Cause MAS: Why? I mean there's multiple reasons why it's bad for Don: he has a he's a cowboy and Lakers fan. JRD: He's a Cowboys fan. He has to be a Cowboys fan. Ha. He he's that funny. He has to be he has Don: And a Lakers fan too. JRD: nah. He can lead the Lakers. Fuck basketball. Not a big fan of that. But football. He has no choice. Like, I don't wanna hear no daddy. I kinda nigga no. You are a Dallas Cowboys fan. Huh? Don: Yeah. I'm kinda I'm kinda the opposite with you. Yeah. My son don't have to be a Niners fan, but he I'm gonna encourage him, but he for sure has to be a Celtic fan. It's not a question. I ain't raising no other team. MAS: think you're allowed one team that's a have to. Don: Yeah, yeah. Don't make your JRD: Yeah, yeah, one thing. Like. Brev: Ca are the Colts. Colts. Don: son the Giants, bruh. Do like the do like the Niners or something. Or do like do like a high s a college or some shit. Don't make your son a Giants fan, bruh. This fool really tried to talk me into being a Giants fan before. MAS: I don't mean watch football like that. The only sport that makes sense is for my te my son. Dude. I'm gonna JRD: with baseball. No, he can do that. He loves Brev: Don't put through that, bro. JRD: baseball. Show the hat. Flip the hat around. Let him know. Yeah, flip the hat around. Let him know. Let him know. MAS: I'm gonna be telling him the stories of three and five. Three and five, baby. Three and Brev: Don't make him a Giants fan, bro. I'll Don: That's what I'm saying, like MAS: five. Brev: No, bro. Don't make him a Giants fan. I'll call CPS for real. Don: You did ass. I'm trying to look What's up with y'all not trying to accept help, bruh? MAS: We got the most recent dynasty. Hopefully the Dodgers don't fucking win this year. And Don: Yeah, we're going to. JRD: Well hold on. Has any teams repeated? MAS: if they do, then yeah, we're JRD: What do you mean? Has has there been a baseball team that's repeated before? Don: His dynasty is because his team won like three rings in five years, which I would consider MAS: Yeah. Don: a dynasty also. JRD: Yeah. That's what I'm saying, like Brev: Yeah, that's that's tough. MAS: But I think but a three peat, if anyone did, it's the Yankees. Or like but i if if they did happen, it's like before the fifties, if it happened. Yeah, no. Modern time I would say maybe the Yankees, but they definitely JRD: No no modern time. No bay no bae brute bullshit. If it was happen if it happened during the Negro League time era, does it count? There can't be no Negro leagues. MAS: Yeah, no. But yeah, my my kid's coming out, he's bleeding black and orange, baby. All JRD: I gotta get one of those jerseys. You too you too JD. MAS: day. Don: What? Me too what? JRD: Get a Negro League jersey? Or at least a hat. Don: Dude, they were selling them at Abercrombie Finch one time and I was like, these are fire but I was like next time I come in I'ma buy one. Next time I came in I kept doing that shit. Me? This is MAS: Speaking of hats though, what's that hat you got on? Yeah. Don: Lotani boy. JRD: Hehehehehe Don: Dodgers. MAS: Why do I wanna say it's clean, but Don: That shit's fire as fuck, you know it JRD: It is fire. Brev: This is hard as fuck, bro. Don: is. Look at that shit, bruh. That shit's clean. Brev: This is clean. MAS: My dad's gonna kill me when he sees this. Nah. Brev: Yeah. MAS: Hey, but all right, but also with going back to the Cleveland, not not on the Cleveland, but talking about it being a bad city. LeBron's not even living in Philly though. So is is Don: He doesn't have to. He's only here for two years, bro. JRD: New York. Close enough. New York close enough. MAS: Philly a bad city though? Is that like the same thing? Why would he not live in Philly? Don: I'm not saying it's a bad city to live in or anything. I'm just saying like he has the option to go to Philadelphia, Miami, Bay Area, that's about it. What other places he's trying to go to? Miami. Yeah, like you gotta think about where his wife wants to go. She wants to go to Miami. Similar. It's similar to JRD: And he's been living in LA for the past eight years too. Brit Brentwood, bro. Brentwood. MAS: That's true. Yeah. Yeah. Don: LA. JRD: His daughters too. MAS: A wife can overrule. Don: His daughter I mean she probably it's a kid, bro. She'll go anywhere tell her. MAS: She'll be at the home more than him, so it's like, you know. Don: Exactly. So and she wants to live in Ice and live good. She don't wanna live in Cleveland. What's the best MAS: Yeah. Don: thing Cleveland got to offer? Like for a pr a resident, Reven? JRD: Indians. Brev: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Don: Mmm, MAS: Ha ha. Don: that's so exciting. Brev: Ha ha. JRD: Do they even have like a food they're known MAS: Sh. JRD: for or anything like that? Don: Yeah, misery. Despair. Brev: Fuck if I know, bro. JRD: Spare. Don: You guys wanna you guys would still be eating that if LeBron didn't win you that ring, bruh. Brev: They seem like a city that eats a lot of chili, honestly. Don: Well I say you guys, like you're a Cleveland fan, you're just a Cavalier JRD: Cincinnati. Don: fan. Brev: Cavalier fan. JRD: Cincinnati's known for their chili. Brev: really? It's Ohio. MAS: Alright, I kinda wanna go back to this, but nah, nah, nah. The Don: What? Well what? JRD: No. MAS: the one wish willow if Brev is wishing for LeBron to love him and the Cavaliers forever and ever What I wanna do that Brev: Fuck you. Don: I didn't say him. He said I said Cleveland. I said Cleveland. Brev would probably do him though. He would say him. MAS: though. if you got the one wish willow, what are you wishing for? JRD: Money. Don: my gosh, bro, it's always that one greedy pig screws. what a wish for money. Use some creativity, bro. MAS: You're basic, bro. Come on, give me something different. I'm wishing that I could JRD: That's the only thing 'cause I I saw the movie, so I don't wanna wish for anything where it hurts someone. So I'll make a wish like like it doesn't hurt the GDP. It's like I won lottery. Like s you know, and snap it. So it doesn't take money from anyone. Brev: So if you had the one wish willow right now, what would you say before you sni before you broke it? Don: You can't You can't use money. No, you can't do money. Don't do that one. MAS: Sh I would think off the rip, I would say I wish I could never be injured. Like I could never hurt myself. JRD: Then you die. Then Brev: Mm. JRD: you would die. Because it's it's real life. Don: If you never get injured JRD: So you would just die. You just pass away. That's the only way you Don: How? JRD: can't get injured. Or get MAS: How? JRD: paralyzed. Because if you're alive, you can get injured. It Don: Yeah. JRD: it has to be realistic, like in the movie. Like, you know? She's like, that's not me. MAS: So if I did that, I snap that, music plays, I just die. Don: Well, no. It's JRD: No, let me expla let me ex lem no Don: not realistic. The money came out of the sky, bruh. JRD: lem let me explain why. Let me explain why. It 'cause he asked for the money, so money came. What can you wish for that makes you invincible? Nothing. Like you know? There's only one person invincible and we know who that is. You can't become Jesus. MAS: I don't wanna be invincible though. I just wanna not be able to get hurt. Like injury, like break a bone, cut myself. JRD: Exa and how will the and and a and how will that happen? Is if you die. Don: The only way you don't get cut is if you die. That's what you're saying. MAS: I didn't say not be sick. I can still get sick. JRD: How can you not get injured? Don: No. JRD: then you'll be you like you'll probably be like confined. It'll be fucked up. You'll probably be confined in some kind of room or be paralyzed so you can't get hurt. What are they gonna do? Make you wolverine? MAS: No, I'm saying like literally Don: But I don't think the one which Willow is always trying to Brev: No, he's saying like you have to word it in a way where it's like it'll f it won't fuck you over. Yeah. JRD: Yeah, the running away. That was the point of the move. Huh? Don: I think you worded it fine, bro. No. MAS: I'm saying look, I'm saying like I guess even to a certain extent like I can't feel pain. Like if I'm at work and I'm hammering and I hammer my finger, like I don't feel nothing. I just I just keep going boom. JRD: that's possible. People have that. That's a condition. So that's fine. Don: Yeah, that's a condition. That's not a good condition. That shit's even worse than you wish. Brev: Well you have to like word it in a way JRD: Yeah. And Brev: like JRD: then you wouldn't feel if you can't feel pain, that means you can't feel stuff that feels good either. MAS: well then also what about like okay if I'm have my hand on a flame, I don't feel that I'm burning myself, but I'm still burning myself. Yeah. So I might reg I might regret it like in a couple months. I think I go up a couple months and be like, this is Don: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's bad. That's a real condition. And that's that's horrible. JRD: Yeah, that's bad. Yeah. You haven't seen Brev: Yeah. Yeah. What's that one movie? There's that one movie, JRD: What's that movie? MAS: sick. Brev: Novokane. That's what it's called. Yeah. JRD: It's Nov Novokane, yeah. Nov Novokane. That was a good song too. Don: But I'm saying I don't think the one wish willow is always trying to like outdo you. 'Cause remember the the person at the the store? No, it's not, bro. The person at the store, she said or he said that he did his wish already. JRD: It's not it's no it's not that's the point. No that's the point, like it's what you wish for. I know I'm not I'm not I'm not that's what I'm saying. I'm not saying that. I'm saying it's gonna make it possible. If y if you ask for a wish, I wanna be invincible, I Brev: probably careful with his wish though. You gotta s you gotta word it well. JRD: wanna never be able to break a bone, how can that logically happen? Like how she like he wished for her to love her. Don: It just will make your bones stronger and tense. JRD: He wished for the love, so that means she she lost her autonomy, she was no longer herself because you can't wish for that. So what will be the wish to make yourself like actually be invincible or never be able to break a bone? Like what w w how can that actually happen? Of course it's gonna be negative. MAS: But invincible and breaking a bone are not the same thing. Brev: Well so hey here. JRD: Okay, fine. I I'm just saying invincible, my bad. So you bone so your bones don't break. I don't know how to word that correctly. No, that's not how it works. That's not how it works. MAS: I would just have magical bones and magical skin, bro. I gotta have an out layer I'd have a shield, bruh. Don: Yeah, if she can get her if she can have her autonomy bro, if she can have her autonomy changed Brev: Then you gotta say that. You can't just say, I wish I could JRD: You can't just yeah. Brev: never get hurt. Don: I think I think you ordered it fine, I ain't gonna lie. I think you'll be okay and you'll you could jump off a building and walk away, based off how you wish MAS: Yeah. Don: for it. MAS: That's what I'm saying. I wouldn't be able to feel pain, never get hurt. Don: Yeah. Because Brev: 'Cause like if you say you wish for money and then you become no, say well, say Don: It comes out the sky. You don't think I can have invincible? Brev: it disappears in front of you. What if you get connected to a string of robberies? I mean, they what if they took that money from someone else and gave it to you? It fucks you over after. JRD: Yeah, that's the point. That that's what I'm gonna say. Yeah. You already come MAS: Yeah. Where did it come from? Don: Well that's what the director said. He said that he said she's gonna get in trouble with all that money in the crib. JRD: Yeah, that's what I'm say that's what I'm trying to say. The same thing like if you can wish for yourself to be to not break any bones and never get hurt, why did his end up so bad? You see what I'm saying? Don: Because he worded it so bad and poorly. He should have wished for like I wish I have a better chance Brev: You did, for sure. It's fucking terrible for sure. Don: to have Nikki fall in love with me or something. Or like he shouldn't have JRD: Exactly. And the way Marsh worded it, if you're paralyzed, do you feel pain? Don: Mm. No, but he said I I wish to not have an injury, ever have an injury. That's what he said. MAS: Okay. See I'm not mad at that. I think it's just like all those tricky genies. Like if I do wish it, my thing all of a sudden I'm paralyzed. I see what you're trying to say. But that's the whole point of the JRD: Yeah. Brev: Yeah. You have to word it well because you only get one wish. Don: Yeah. JRD: Yeah, what it will. Don: Two. MAS: will wish willow and acting impulsively. You just say what you want and then you you regret it. That's the whole thing. JRD: Okay that's how we're doing it? Don: Yeah, don't it's gonna be thoughtful. MAS: Just just something that you right off the rip. Don't even overthink it. What are you wishing right now? Don: Not money. Brev: I got one. JRD: I got one. I w I w I wanna I wanna be the greatest football Don: High. JRD: player of all time and I wanna give the su and I wanna be the reason why the Cowboys get five Super Bowl wing rings. And we have to beat the forty niners every single NFC championship. Don: You know what will happen? They will they will f you will snap, you will snap and you'll wake up Brev: If you wish for that, the wish the one wish Willows think would not break. JRD: Because I Don: and they'll be like, that only can happen in your dream motherfucker. That shit will never happen. Okay. It's the most unrealistic shit ever. Brev: I don't even think it'd break, bro. JRD: No. That's it, bro. MAS: They say we can't do that. JRD: Mm-hmm. MAS: It's not w it's one wish willow, not one miracle willow, you know. Don: Yeah, JRD: Ca can we get powers? Don: like what we doing? JRD: We get for powers then? Is that okay? MAS: What do you got, bruh? Don: knows which is which ref. They need auth authentic. JRD: Fine, I'll go aga I wish I can fly or teleport. Brev: powers. Like you mean like I wish I had Spider Man I wish I was like MAS: my. Brev: I had the same powers as Spider Man or some shit? Is that what you mean? MAS: I if you that's what you want. Don: What will you wish for it, bruh? JRD: You could be an actor. Brev: well have you seen the have you seen the movie Limitless? JRD: Yeah. Don: Yeah. Brev: So what if like you like so say that's true, like you can only use twenty five percent of your brain. I'm like, I wish I could use a hundred percent of my brain. Don: you're saying if that's just real, you wish you can have a hundred percent? Brev: hundred percent of my brain. Are you gonna I don't know how real that is like you only use twenty five percent of your brain. Yeah, I don't All right, so let's just say for the sake of the argument it is, Don: I don't think that's just real. JRD: They say it's real. I don't believe it though. How they know? Don: I don't think it is. No, yeah. Brev: I'd be like, I wish I could use a hundred percent of my brain. Don: 'Cause you probably use like what, six percent right now? Why MAS: No. Don: does this fool look off screen? Fucking fucking Disney Channel, bruh. This MAS: He's like you hear this, babe? Brev: Couldn't even look at this fool, that's why JRD: No. Don: fool looked off camera. Deadpool. MAS: shit. I don't know, but Brev: Fucking dead pool. MAS: so what I never saw that movie, so what kind of stuff did she gain access to with using a hundred percent? Brev: Nah, it was Don: She was doing crazy shit. No, yeah. Limitless is the time with Justin Timberlake. That's limitless. Brev: there's a Yeah, was he he was doing crazy shit, but I wouldn't be doing all that crazy shit. Like I would JRD: no, that's a different movie. That's salt. That's salt. No, that's end time. Brev: No, it was Bradley Cooper. JRD: End time is just interpret like limitless as Bradley Cooper. He took he takes the pill, Brev: Brother Cooper. JRD: but it fucks it fucks up like your body and your organs because it's it's a drug. So he almost dies, but then he figures out how to synthesize Brev: Yeah, it was like weird, but I was just saying right No. JRD: it. This came out almost over Brev: Yeah. JRD: ten years ago, so it's okay. He figures out how to synthesize it so he doesn't get sick. It's a TV show too. Good TV show. MAS: So but does he does he die? Does he g so he doesn't JRD: No, no. He Brev: I can't remember honestly. Yeah. JRD: figures out how to synthesize it so it doesn't kill him anymore, 'cause he's a genius. And then he becomes the governor. MAS: Okay. So but what Brev: Yeah, 'cause you MAS: but then Brev: and you're highly skilled in everything too. Yeah. JRD: Yeah. MAS: Okay, so you're saying you wanna you want Brev, you wanna jump to that point where you're already just fully gained access to a hundred percent. No no Brev: Yeah, just like like I wouldn't I would just be like have my personality now and just I wish I could use a hundred percent of my brain. 'Cause like it would JRD: Yeah. He's the Don: You probably you probably end up killing yourself. Brev: up your skill in a lot of things too. JRD: Why would he kill himself? Don: Bro, cause he would like gain so much knowledge and it would just be overwhelming and it's like the world is a fucked up place, there's so much going on, we're killing and destroying the world, there's no point of generation, Brev: So you know I I know too much? Don: like he'll probably just be knowing too much. And like he'll probably learn some conspiracy JRD: No, that's why you gotta go through Don: theories. He'll he'll kill himself. Bro, you see how he's acting about LeBron leaving? You don't think he MAS: Yeah. Don: would act Brev: Yeah. Don: drastically over learning everything about the world, bro? JRD: Ali is a real MAS: Yeah. Brev: I already believe aliens are real, so MAS: Josh, so you got a real one or no? JRD: Yeah. I guess like it would be to fly, realistically. Or teleport. If it can be anything like fly or teleport. MAS: Everyone wants to fly or teleport. JRD: I'm being realistic, flyer teleport. Brev: What would you have? Speed? JRD: Huh? Yeah. 'Cause I wanna MAS: Yes. JRD: have 'cause I don't wanna I don't wanna be too OP like I can't be Spider Man. If I'm Spider Man, I'm gonna be a bad person, you know what I'm saying? Brev: I feel you. see I think Spider Man has the most fun one. JRD: Yeah, yeah, but I'm gonna be a bad person though. I Don: If you were Spider Man, you'll you'll be like a a black version of the pig one. JRD: Okay. MAS: my god, bruh. JRD: That was funny, the third the same joke, a different al alteration, that's hilarious, the same joke. That's funny. The pig one Don: Why are you mad? JRD: Like come on guys. Brev: Yeah. Don: Hey, instead of getting mad, get in the gym and just get better, you know what I mean? Use that JRD: Bro, Don: as motivation. JRD: I could literally have abs and I would still be called fat. By you guys. No matter what I do. Don: You don't All right, MAS: Anyway, that's Don: listen we're not getting to this again. MAS: No we're not going. JD, you got one? What's your one wish? Brev: Yeah, we're not getting into that. Don: That's not where we're going. Yeah, I don't know, bruh. I don't think I I don't I feel like I'm too perfect and my life is too great. Brev: All right, next topic, bro. MAS: Yeah, JRD: Hewris incarnate, bro. Brev: Guy, bro. MAS: bruh. I'll say you're JD, you're next to the how you really feel, so is that how you really feel? You two perfect? Don: shit, how you really feel, man? It's been a minute. Alright, before I do this, bro, I would like this to be known. I did not want to talk about this. The production team wanted me to talk about this. This Brev: Mm-hmm. Don: is how I really feel. It's not fake, but I like to let people, you know, do what they want to do. But my how you really feel is that I feel like As a grown man, you should not be crying over fictional media, movies, books, anything like MAS: Music? Don: that. Music's something else. We're not talking about that. I'm talking about fictional, like movies or TV Brev: Yeah. Don: shows. All right, let me be clear. I'm not saying that you can't feel nothing. Obviously you can't, you like you can't ha invoke any emotion. You can invoke emotion. That's what this it's it's supposed to do. It's a job. But like my thing JRD: Eat off. Don: is, as a grown man, you should be able to compose yourself. Let yourself feel the emotion, but compose yourself. You should not be crying over a fake character's death. JRD: You are chasing and you're making it sound Don: You should not you should not be crying over a fake over a fake character's death. Like locked in. Like I like me personally, I watch a movie, I'm invested. You're not gonna sit here and tell me I was not emotionally invested when Captain America picked up Mionir when Thor was getting his ass whooped. And then he picked him up and then we see that shit. And like I was almost jumping on my chair. You don't think I was invested when Tony Stark died? Come on. Black Panther died in Wolconna MAS: That's not cry. Don: forever? Come on. MAS: That's not a cry sad situation. JRD: It's not. Don: But people've cried over that. Actually I think someone in the chat has cried over Iron Man's death. MAS: That we could argue that. I'm on your side JRD: Ooh. MAS: with that. If you're crying over superhero stuff, then I know you're No, that's there's I think there's fictional and then there's sci-fi. Sci-fi. No. Don: Fictional, it's fictional. At the end of the day, it's fictional. It's not real. It's not real. JRD: You know, no no no no Miguel. No, JD's right. You're nitpicking now. No, you're nitpicking. You can't say, Don: You're nitpicking. I said fictional. JRD: you can cry off this, but you can't cry off that. If you can cry off a sad scene, you can cry off a sad scene. MAS: Right. JRD: You can't dictate if it's done well enough. Yeah. You either gotta Yeah, no, you can't do that. Brev: If it's done well enough. Don: It's fake. Yeah. MAS: All I'm just saying in terms of relating, Brev: Yeah. MAS: bro, in terms of relating, I can't relate to a superhero in fucking tights and a cape dying because I've never seen a superhero in my life. But I've seen and heard of stories of people JRD: If you've been watching if you've been watching a movie if Don: I do you. JRD: you've been watching a movie series for over a decade and one of those characters dies, that is for sure gonna pull the hard strings if you get emotional off of fictional stuff. Don: But I'm telling you, Mosh, you can feel that emotion. Like you say, you relate to whatever you're watching. Like you watching a movie that's like a a young Mexican kid going through life normally and then something happens to him. It's like, man, I can see myself in that situation. Yeah, 100%. You can be moved by it. I'm not saying you can't be moved by it. But once you lose composure and let a tear come out your eye, as a grown man, you should like You should think about that. JRD: What about what about if you saw it as a kid and it made you cry and it brings back not just that fictional thing, it brings back how you felt as a kid when you were watching it. And that makes you tear up. Don: I just like, maybe it's just me. I have no like I don't cry JRD: No but Don: over nothing. So it's like I feel like when you do cry, you should cry over real things. You know what I mean? JRD: I thought that. Don: I think real things deserve real tears. You gotta remember, this stuff is manufactured in fake. They wrote this JRD: Yeah. Don: stuff to make you feel a certain way. So as a JRD: Yeah. Don: grown man, you being that submissive. He so a man wrote Brev: Yeah. Don: something to make you cry, you're gonna cry cause it's sad. As a grown man, JRD: Yeah. Brev: Yeah. Don: Like we gotta be serious. At one point we gotta lock in as society. You know what I mean? Say save the tears for stuff that really deserves it. Your dog died, cry about that. You lost a relative, cry about JRD: Mm. Mm. my wow. I I MAS: See, but look, I'ma be honest. Don: that. A breakup, cry about that. MAS: The type of stuff that would make me get close to tears now as an adult wouldn't make me cry as a kid. So but that's what I'm saying. But what I'm Don: And I said adult. I said grown men. I'm not speaking about seven year adults. MAS: saying is that like I don't know, just I guess maybe as I got older it's like you're different emotionally, so it's just different. You go through certain things in life, certain things are JRD: Yeah. MAS: gonna evoke emotions. And I Don: Yes, and I said that. You can have emotion. Your emotion is real. Movies are meant to tri pull your emotions. But keep your composure JRD: No. I mean like MAS: But there's different types Don: as a grown man. JRD: w no but no but when you say as an adult, that MAS: of crime, bro. I'm not saying I'm sobbing, bruh, but a tear JRD: changes things though. I'm Brev: So JRD: bad I'm hacking, I'm sorry. Don: I said that from the beginning. I said as a grown man you should not be crying over fictional art, fictional movies. JRD: Originally it was in general 'cause we were talking about old movies we saw as children. Like my girl. Don: I didn't cry as a kid. I say I didn't never cried over a movie. That's me. Brev: I definitely when I was a kid I cried over Marley and me for sure. Don: Well you cried as an adult over Iron Man, so like you for sure said that shit. JRD: Molly me. Did she really cry? MAS: Yeah. Brev: No I didn't. No. MAS: As soon as that snap went, bro, you started tearing up. I remember. Don: my god. He started crying up. Three thousand Brev: The staff is crazy. JRD: Good wife are together. Don: I think we did watch that shit together. MAS: Yeah, I thought you were there, Josh. Was Josh not there? Brev: yeah, I watched it with no, JRD: No. Brev: I watched it twice. I watched it with Miguel and Ron and then I watched it I think Woo me, JD, and I don't think who else went, but we went like a few days later and rewatched it. MAS: See but yeah. JRD: That's before my time. Maybe. Yeah, Don: And I feel like music or MAS: I'm just saying JRD: that's before MAS: I've never gotten close to crying in Star Wars, so that's why I just think like crying over a superhero movie, I just don't see it. Don: It's still fake at the end of the day. JRD: How could you cry in Star Wars? What Brev: That's crazy. No, I feel no but what JRD: has happened at Tearworthy? Brev: what J D was saying is like I feel like as a grown man I've only ever really like shed tears over real shit. MAS: A lot of stuff is like people dying that shit. Don: You said as a grown man, what? Brev: Only ever really shed tears over real shit. But Don: Yeah, save the tears for real shit. Crying JRD: I feel that you know. Don: is healthy. I'm not saying not to cry. Holding MAS: Wait. I wanna go back Don: like this everyone can be as cool as me. I don't cry like that. So like everyone can be as cool as me. Brev: I think we I think the way when we first talked about it, the way me, Miguel and Josh took it is that you can't feel anything when you watch these movies. Don: No man, that's what I'm saying. Y'all went to movies with it. JRD: Yeah, that's what we thought. Like it's fake. Why would you Yeah. MAS: Yeah, but we're not gonna talk about the backs the back the side stories and side conversation. This is now. But what what Brev: Yeah. And I'm just thinking fictional stuff too. Yeah. JRD: Okay. Don: Fictional. I'm not talking about like you watch yeah, you can watch a Brev: No, I know. I think fictional stuff can can move you. Don: you know yeah, a hundred percent. Like I said earlier, you can be moved. But but you draw the Brev: Yeah, yeah, that's that that's where our misunderstanding was. JRD: Wha w okay, how about this? Don: line when you start to cry about it. Like JRD: Okay, I have a question for you. What if you Brev: Yeah, I don't know. MAS: But well, how come JRD: what if you're watching a documentary? Let's say for example you had family, you won at the time, Don: Is it about real things? JRD: it's a documentary about the something that happened. Let's say Holocaust. Can you cry off that? Well Don: So it's it's non fictional. Is it non fictional? JRD: a movie based off it then. Like Shinder's Shinder's list. It's not real, it's a movie. Can you cry off a Shinder's list? Don: No, it's drama drama citation of what really happened. No. JRD: Huh? MAS: That's not fictional. Brev: That wouldn't be considered fictional though. Don: It's fake. MAS: Yeah. JRD: Shannon's list? Don: If it's not if it's not a true story, it's fake. It's a story based on that time and era period. Was it a real encounter? Like what's her name? Anne Frank? And the movie was a real encounter and what actually happened. Obviously drama. JRD: No, he's a real person, he's real, he's real. Yeah, he's real. Yeah, he's real. No, the movie the mo the movie's fake. MAS: Yeah. Real events. JRD: Of course it's fake dramatized. But it's based on a true story. So I'm asking, can you cry off without better understanding? Okay, so he's saying no. Okay, I get that. Hmm. Don: Fictional. No. It's a script, a director choosing the camera angles, making the story a little bit more fluffed to it. It didn't happen like how it really happened, bro. JRD: I get you. So if it's not a docum if it's not a documentary, you shouldn't be crying as a grown ass man. MAS: Okay. All right, hold Don: Mm-hmm. MAS: up. I'm I'm about to say this. You I mentioned music and you said, I've heard you say that Olivia Dean brought you to tears. Don: I never said that, but I said she could have. MAS: I come on guys. Some someone this will definitely said that. Don: That nervous head that shit brought to tears. JRD: I was scrolling. Don: I'm saying a song Brev: Sounds like something you would say, honestly. Don: can make me cry. Don't scroll for that MAS: He Don: shit. MAS: definitely said that. Don: You think I'm crying over Olivia Dean? I love Olivia Dean. That's the most amazing MAS: See, but look, but what I'm saying is that I think music moves me more than movies, if anything. Don: And I was gonna say that's why I didn't want to talk about music. I said fictional art as in a song, nah, MAS: Yeah, I I I I agree. But I still think it's the same. Some people would argue that it's worse to cry over music than a movie. Brev: That's not fiction either. Don: cause a song makes you reflect on your own experiences. So when you talk about like breakup songs, you start thinking about your own breakups. You talk about no like are you listening? Are you fucking listening? Are you listening? Are you listening? No, I'm not. JRD: would say that but it's still fake but it's still fake but it's still fake no but it's still fake but you're chasing and shit you say if it's fiction Brev: That was a fake. JRD: you shouldn't cry off it movie is a matter Don: I didn't hear what you said, 'cause you're just being belligerent. JRD: that's no but by your logic MAS: Yeah, right. JRD: you say you letting a gr another man dictate how you're feeling. Another man can sing a song and he can make you cry. That's far MAS: Sarah Aid? JRD: worse. That's far worse. You you're pushing the goalposts, moving a goalpost. Yes it is. He singing in your ear, Don: Not far worse. It's not far worse. It's not far worse. First of all MAS: Yeah. JRD: singing again, you crying. Don: I'm a crash out, bro. You're not listening to what I said before I even mentioned music. JRD: He singing the game and you cry. He was ha ha and you like Yeah bro I'm Mr. Two That's that's worse than watching a movie Watching a movie. That's crazy. How you would invest in a five minute song? You telling me someone has watched a show for ten years of their life, and they tear up, they're soft, but you can hear a song for five minutes and start crying? Make it make sense. Make it make sense. Yeah, I'm done Don: Can I? Are you gonna are you gonna erupt me again? JRD: now. Don: Crying over a song is different because like I said, when you listen to music, it's a reflection on your own personal life experience. When I said breakup, it's talking about a breakup. No it's JRD: That's the same thing with movies. I'm I'm gonna cut you off. That's the same thing with movies. Movies are a reflection of real life. It's the same exact thing. That's why Miguel said crying off a star Don: So you're saying movies are more realistic? Movies are more realistic than movies are real realistic than music. You think you're telling me movies are more JRD: Yes. Don: realistic than movies? No, they're not. Music is really just people talking about their JRD: Só não é. MAS: No, but look you know what, look. Don: own experience and feelings. It's about real shit. Music is about real shit. It's about their real emotions. Movies are dramatized for entertainment. Music and movies are not the same. Movies and music are not the same. MAS: I agree. No. Brev: For sure. Yeah. JRD: A movie? A movie can be the same thing. It's all art. It's all art. It's all art. It's all art, bro. MAS: Look, look, no, no, no, look, look. I I agree we're all speaking the truth here. JRD: It's all art. It's the same thing. And Don: Can art be different can can there not be different forms of art? Can it not be You're just you're just being belligerent. You're being belligerent. You're being belligerent. You're being belligerent. JRD: there's different forms of art. You can express yourself by a painting, by a by by a song, by a book, by a play, by anything. What are you talking about? It's the same exact thing. You can let me crash Brev: Just because it's all art doesn't mean it's the same. JRD: out. You can make me crash out. You can make me crash out. That's crazy. Don: Okay, alright, Josh, your logic you just MAS: No no hold up. Don: use? No, your logic you just use is since I'm a basketball fan and I like the Celtics, I might as well like the Lakers too, cause it's basketball. It's basketball. I like the Timberwolves because it's basketball. JRD: No, that's what I said. I'll speak a small for you. MAS: Listen, no. Don: Yes it is. You said it's art, so art's the same. Art is not the same. There's different forms of art for a reason. JRD: That's the point of art! That's the point of art. That's literally what the that's literally what the point of art is. Don: Bro, you're not gonna sit here and tell me music and movies are the same. It's two different things. Why does it take 50 MAS: Look. Look, hold up. Don: minutes for a movie to hit you? It takes a song three minutes. Because I'm talking about the real shit. Talking about real personal shit. That's MAS: A an an artist? Yes. Well yes, look it, look at it. Don: why you can cry over songs, bro. They put they and JRD: No bro. MAS: An artist Don: the money singing the same with emotion. Fuck is you talking about, bro? Tell me a movie and music the same thing. JRD: So a scene? A scene can be sad. my it's the same exact thing. It's the same exact thing. It's Don: I was not! JRD: just one is just quicker than the other. It's the same thing. It's MAS: Look it. No. JRD: different. It's different. Don: Yes. JRD: How? Brev: Music MAS: You guys done? Brev: and movies are for sure different. JRD: No, I mean I mean like there of course I know like I know like th I MAS: Listen. No. JRD: know they're actually different things, but I mean like it's the same thing in a sense of like like art imitating real life. MAS: You're right, Josh. Yes, you're right. The difference is an artist, at least for most people, except for the guys who have ghostwriters and all that weak shit, when an artist writes their music, they're speaking from their own heart. When a director puts it on a screen, he's portraying a story. So it's not you don't get attached to an actor portraying those emotions as much as a artist who's writing and portraying his heart, pouring his heart out on a song. Don: Singing their own music. MAS: So yes, I agree 100%. I like I said, I'm one of those people who probably gets more connected to music than movies. However, I do think they are on the same category. So JD critiquing people who are crying over movies while crying over music, I don't agree with that. But I think it Don: Like I said before I even start start doing this shit. I didn't want to critique anybody about this topic. Cause I said, This is just how I feel. You guys no, production team MAS: The production crew. JRD: Do it those you throw. Don: wanted me to do talk about this shit. I didn't want to do it. I wanted to talk about some sports or something. They was like, no, JRD: you know Don: speak your mind about this. So I did. And then that's how I feel. So don't don't talk to me like I'm crazy. And Josh, stop acting like music and movies are the same thing. They're not. It's two different art forms for reason. That's why there's an Oscars and a Grammys, you motherfucker. JRD: When I when I mean no when I what I what I when I meant to say okay, what I meant to say what what I what I meant you can get an Oscar music too. You can get an Oscar for music too, smartass. You can get an Oscar music too, smart Don: I give a what you mean to say. I don't give a fuck what you say. JRD: ass. You can get a Oscar for music too, smartass. So alright then, alright, Don: Okay, you said it like six times already, bruh. JRD: just just saying you know. All I'm saying is this you can you can have experience and instead MAS: Hacking. This is the hack box. Don: Motherfucker. JRD: of writing a song, you Don: Yeah. JRD: can write a play based off your life. Don: Mm-mm. Not going for it. I'm not going for it. I feel you. I JRD: That's the same as a fucking song. Writing a play based off your life, true bullets MAS: That's like a very small exception, bruh. Don: Josh, Josh, Josh. I feel what you're saying. I hear you completely. I understand. JRD: Okay. Don: It's art. Obviously, art is coming from somewhere. Someone has to make it. And a person has personal feelings. Obviously, it's coming from somewhere. But you gotta think movies, TV shows, plays, they go through a lot of people. It's not just straight from the writer, bro. It's gotta be a certain amount of writer just to have his screenplay from how he wrote it and how he loved it. Gets to the point. JRD: No No not that and that's and that's where we agree. And that's where we agree. It takes a certain type Don: And listen. JRD: of movie I agree with you, but I'm I agree with you the part. It does take a certain type of movie to g to have the same emotional connection as the song. It does take a s that's why we that's why in the group chat we were only naming a few movies that actually touched our hearts. Because most movies MAS: Maybe. Don: And if they were fake, if they were fake, JRD: are just strictly for entertainment. I get that. Don: if they were fake, you they could touch your heart. But once you start to cry, JRD: Well the songs are fake never mind, let's change. I'm sorry. We're you know what? Brev: Songs aren't fake though. JRD: Let's agree or disagree. Let's agree or disagree. Don: No, once you start to cry, that's when it keep your composure, grown man. Stop crying you did. JRD: Keep your composure on a song, bro, man. It's a song. Keep your composure. Don: I can cry I can cry in my car. You crying in a fucking movie theater. Lock in. Stop crying in public, motherfucker. Shut the fuck up, bro. Fight back. Gosh damn. JRD: You can MAS: Yeah. JRD: you can cry at a concert then. That's might cry at the concert. Yeah. At least in a movie it's all dark, no one can see Don: Yeah, cry the concert, bro. Everybody crying. It's the environment. JRD: me, no one can see me, the music the the movie's loud, I can I can do this. Don: I ain't going for that shit. Music music and movies, you can't you can't put them on the emotional scale. You can't put it together, bro. Like I said, like even Al Ma said it. The person making the song is making it from their heart. From the most part, those are the I'm not talking about the fucking. JRD: The person making certain movies is making from their heart. Brev: Exactly. MAS: No, bruh. Don: We just established that they're not the same, bro. He he's just trying to argue. Brev: No, they're portraying a story. Josh, I feel like you don't understand what he's saying, bro. Like JRD: No, I get what he's saying, but I don't agree MAS: You got a writer, JRD: with it. No, no, I g no. Not not no not in every I get what he's saying. MAS: producer, director, ex All that. Don: There's a lot of things. JRD: my god, in songs you have only one person of the song, you don't have someone making a beat to it. Don: Go okay, go to Apple Music. Go to Apple Music and look at the writers. It sometimes it's just one person on there. And more times than often it's just one person. It's more JRD: And there's sometimes this movie is one person too. MAS: Name one movie that you Don: Okay. MAS: know of that that is from a person and them like it's like their story, whatever, blah blah blah. Don: From ground to finish. You can't JRD: I don't wanna I don't want I can. I can easily. MAS: bruh. You can't. Brev: Mark Wahlberg and Entourage. MAS: I got one off the rip. I JRD: Basket MAS: know the one about Shiloh Buff's dad. I forgot what it was called. JRD: basketball diaries. the peanut butter peanut butter falcon. Peanut butter falcon. I didn't cry. Tell me about peanut butter falcon. Basket basketball diaries. MAS: Okay, you got one. Don: Did you cry? Did you cry? Okay. MAS: You know about if mocking wasn't a true story? JRD: Huh? That's about his dad. Is listen. MAS: Peanut butter falc or no? No, no, no. That's not that's a different one. That's the one with the Down syndrome kid. That's a good movie though. You think I don't know. Yeah. Don: No, but not no, not true story. Sh when you guys say true story is a whole that's a whole different thing. True story is a whole different thing. Like I said, JRD: But Don: it has to be fictional. You can cry over real MAS: no. Don: events. Brev: Exactly. I feel I feel like that's what's being missed here. JRD: But so like I won't so what'd you say, bruv? Don: Yeah. And then music comes from real shit, most part, most of the time. The ones Brev: Yeah, it's real shit. Let's r mean Don: that evoke emotion enough to cry is coming from real shit. Movies that make you cry are real JRD: Okay, okay. Okay. So you're saying something like shin Don: shit. JRD: So if I wrote a movie based off a true event, that's someone across that. Don: If Shinro Sliss was real, yes, if that's if someone can be like, that shit really happened, yes. People crying over slavery movies. Okay, that I get that, because that shit was really happening. But you crying over Iron Man dying, bro? JRD: I agree with that. I ag okay. I I can agree with that. Don: Revin, MAS: Yeah, brev. Don: Reynoso, Brev: What? Don: you crying as you were old were you when that shit came out? Brev: Where is this coming from? I went to the movies with both of you guys. Don: Yeah, you was a grown man. I knew you in my adult life, so you were crying as an adult watching that shit. Keep your composure, bro. Brev: What is this? I was literally siding MAS: Yeah. I know I saw all five of the Brev: with you with this whole conversation, you want to say that shit. Don: I know I'm trolling. MAS: The infinity st the infinity stone lights shine through across one tier. I remember seeing it. It was like a little rainbow color. Brev: If they want JRD: Ha ha Brev: to. JRD: ha. Don: This will say where is this coming from? MAS: I don't know. But speaking of crying over superhero movies, we got some great Marvel casting drops that came out. Does the David Johnson's the new Black Panther? How do we feel about that? Don: yeah. JRD: Last of them to say I've seen Long Walk for no I didn't cry off that movie, Don: Who's seen Long Walk? Have you guys seen it? I haven't seen it. I haven't seen it. Brev: I haven't seen Longworth. JRD: but that shit was sad. MAS: I haven't seen it. I gotta watch it now. JRD: Yeah. Don: Mm-hmm. Dystopia future. JRD: The the one thing I I don't like it could be wrong, but from what I heard, the only reason why Damon Idris didn't get the role is because he's in a relationship with Laurie Harvey and if that's the case, that is sickening. I don't like that. Don: No MAS: I'm not mad at it, bruh. Ryan Kugler's looking out for it. Yeah. Don: it's not I don't matter that. Yeah. If it's turmoil on the set, that's the only way to d the plummet the fucking quality of the movie. It doesn't matter, that's his dog, bro. JRD: My go be Jordan isn't in the movie. How's it gonna be turmoil? Why do you care? You a director, bro. Do your job, bro. Pick the best person. MAS: No. But how well I was gonna say, how big is the gap between how their performance would be, you think? Don: I w I didn't watch Long Walk, but I'm thinking MAS: You watch Snowfall, Josh, so JRD: I watched Snowfall. I would say Damon Idris has showed Don: No, hey. Him and for the part. JRD: is he's one of them top he's one of them boys. Like from what I seen him, what's it F one? Yeah. Don: Hey Josh, can I ask you this? Can ask you this? Josh? Josh, Josh, can I ask you this? so you know how long walk David Johnson, whatever his name is? He's British. JRD: Yeah, was it use yeah. Don: How do you feel about like a lot of these obviously he T'Challa's not American, but like a lot of these black roles given to black British people? Brev: Like American black rolls or Don: Mm-hmm. Like Snowfall. Or long walk. MAS: The Drewski skit. JRD: I I think it depends. Like I I was I was really mad when when John Stewart wasn't an American born African American. An American born black person. I didn't like that. Don: John Stewart, the the new DCU? JRD: It's just like Yeah, that boy that that boy British. Colored eyes? He ain't American. Yeah, that boy Don: I never heard him talk, bro. I never seen him in an interview. JRD: that boy brit yeah, that boy British. Let me make sure I'm online. Don: But my thing is like I like you how you MAS: What is British? Don: gonna say that, but then you just told Ryan Cougar to get the best job person for the job? And if these guys are the best person for the job, MAS: Mm. Don: they're acting regardless. So like they're already portraying someone or not. Brev: Yeah. Don: So why does it matter? Like you telling me anybody else could have done Rick better and walking in? JRD: I no I I said I said John MAS: Like it's too hard to tell now. JRD: Stewart. No, I said John Stewart specifically because I feel like it's Don: I understand, yeah. JRD: as a l is his background. Same thing from Luke Cage. His background. But let's say Hawkeye. Hawkeye. Don: I yeah, he is. He's British too, huh? JRD: Hawkeye He he could have been British and and I cared. Because like his American blackness doesn't really like in the in MCU, yes, but like in the original comics, his American blackness isn't shown that much except for like experience of like you know like him dealing Don: What are you talking about? JRD: with like Falcon. MAS: For real, I you can lost me with. Brev: Using Hawkeye? JRD: No yeah, I'm sorry. Don: Dude. JRD: Falcon, fuck, not Hawkeye, Falcon, Falcon. Falcon's like you know, America Don: I was with you on the MAS: You're not a mobile fan, but for real, I was Don: Okay, Jim Renner, whatever he was British, who cares? Yeah. I'm JRD: No no no I'm sorry I'm sorry, yeah Falcon, my bad, not Hawk Don: with you on that. Yeah, I agree. JRD: guy, Falcon, that's on me. Falcon. Like, I don't think his character matters so much. But same thing like Magneto. Don: Anthony Mackey. It does. He's representing the black American. JRD: I mean like but like Brev: Is isn't he literally Captain America? Don: Yeah. He JRD: Huh? Don: He's the most person MAS: Let me find. Don: that should be American. Like w then blah people get mad about Brev: He's Yeah. Don: that British shit, but like we have black people in these black American roles and they get shitted on. Like Anthony Mackey gets so much shit for being Black Panther. But I think he does good. Yeah, he's a he's JRD: And he's a good actor, he did the Juilliard. Don: a great actor and like you wanted them to go get a British black actor for him? Like JRD: No. Don: the play Falcon. I don't know. I don't I just don't think John David Washington was that for. JRD: I think I'm just biased and I think the character matters. I don't think there's any logic to it. I was trying to make it make sense but no. There's just certain characters I want Don: No matter. JRD: to be a black American actor and others I don't care about. Don: But if they can do the job, why does it matter? That's what that's my stand on it. At the end of the MAS: Yeah. Don: day, they're still black. Songs Brev: You're picking and choosing. Don: Yeah. And that kinda reminds JRD: I am picking a choose. Don: me of the point like these colored color swaps, like Hell on a Troy from Odyssey and then I'm trying to think. They even changed the human torch black and w one Fantastic Four. Brev: But Odyssey's like a modern interpretation JRD: Well well no well that's different. That's different. The Odyssey Brev: of a story, you know? JRD: was the Odyssey was actually never written down by Homer. It was just spoken. And they don't really know the detail about what and also fiction and Don: It's also fictional. It's also fictional. JRD: exactly. And yeah. Well like Well yeah. Yeah, Brev: It's a great movie though. Don: I think fictional characters shouldn't matter, but like players I mean fictional characters do matter. You can't make Black Panther a white actor. JRD: that's what I'm saying. So yeah, but like I don't think Helen and Troy matter, they cut it matter that MAS: South African. JRD: much. Don: Nah. JRD: Yeah. And it and and if we're gonna if we're gonna be honest, like if we're gonna talk about like Don: Wakanda is not fair skinned. Storm can't be a white actor. JRD: she can't. Don: There's certain yeah, there's certain characters you just can't change. JRD: Magneto, if they keep the same storyline, he has to be Jewish. Don: Sh you gotta change Yeah, you have to be Jewish or you have to change the storyline. 'Cause of Holocaust share. JRD: They have to because like it ca is not making sense anymore. The Holocaust is too far behind. With Captain America, they just can say he stayed longer in ice. But with Magneto, it's like it's not making sense. Like how how how old is he if he's a Holocaust survivor? How old is he still moving and having powers with the with you know what I'm saying? In twenty forty. Don: Yeah. MAS: One was well I said a one wish willow. JRD: Yeah. MAS: No, but all right, what about Ryan Gosling as the new Ghost Rider? I like it. Don: Ooh, that's gonna be so tough. JRD: Heat. Have you seen Brev: Fuck with it. JRD: that movie Brev: Yeah. JRD: like Pine Something? Like two Pine stars, I forgot forgot what it's called. It's really meant even Longoria. It's MAS: the one with the one with Eva Mendez. Yeah. JRD: like two pines. Yeah, yeah. That watch that fur MAS: Place across the pines or something? Something like that. Yeah, that one's good. JRD: yeah, if you can, watch the first thirty seconds of when he's putting on the jacket And he's getting on the motorcycle, just watch those that first thirty seconds. And then you're gonna know he's he's gonna be a good Johnny Cage. MAS: Yeah. And he's gonna have the good comedic relief too. Don: Is it gonna be Johnny Cage? MAS: So Don: I don't know, I just think it's a great casting, but it's also pissed me off that they can get Ghost Rider off the ground, but they can't get a Blade movie in works. Blade is literally just killing vampires, bro. Brev: Wait, I'm confused. Sorry, why are we why are we talking about Johnny Cage? MAS: I the only thing I could think of is they can't agree on anything. JRD: No, because they wanna do too much. Like Don: it's exactly what it is. It's gotta be. Creative differences. JRD: they wanna do too much. Like I remember someone like I don't wanna make a movie that's just him killing vampires. Why not? Don: Stupid. That's why we have the MCU because of the first trilogy. JRD: Yes, you know, honestly, it could have been John Wick style. You know how many words Keanu Re saying the last John Don: Ooh. JRD: Wick? It could just be him just saying one liners. Yeah. Don: my gosh, it's not that hard, bro. It's literally what jumpstarted. Literally, the trilogy of Blade is what jumpstarted the MCU and franchise superhero movies in general. Why are we not just dudes in JRD: It saved them from from bankruptcy. Save them from bankruptcy. Don: the same format and just make a guy that's cool killing vampires? And it's Maharsha Ali, so they might just think that because he made he was in the Green Book, got an Oscar or two. We gotta do extra. No, it's Blade, bro. Get an actor that's not established then, bro. Get somebody that's nobody and make him be Blade. Brev: how do you feel about the that one guy, what's his name? Yulan Noel from Nemesis. Don: Yeah, he'll be tough. Brev: Yeah, he'd be a good blade, I think. Don: I haven't watched Nemesis, but like I just seen the picture when you when you said that. Actually I I've seen him in some stuff. But I think he like he looks like he could be blade, you know, shave his hair a little bit. And then yeah, he got it. Brev: Mm he was the antagonist in that in that in that show. I mean it's not it's not the Don: You don't got that. Brev: a great show but JRD: And Don: That's what they fucked up, bruh. They got JRD: and I think Blade is like it's like really hard to act. He's just a cool guy, bro. He's just cool. He Yeah, like it i it's like man Don: Yeah, bro. That's why that's why they fucked up. They went and got an Oscar winning actor to get Blade. Like Wesley Brev: Exactly. That's what I'm saying. I think I think that guy would be really good for it. Don: Snipes was the first blade, bro. Like, just get like man, I'd rather them get Will Smith, bro. Like, come on, just make a Blade movie, bro. Just make a JRD: Well no you don't. He's he's joking. He's joking. MAS: Lost yeah. Brev: Don't do Wolf Moth. Don: I would take a Will Smith blade over no blade, bro. MAS: Damn. Don: Hundred percent. I d JRD: I was taking no blame. Don: you gotta realize I grew up a Blade fan. That was my favorite superior. I want something, bro. JRD: Me too. Brev: No, for sure. I remember. Don: I want fucking MCU, bro. MAS: Chris Rock would be a better blade. Don: Nah, nah. JRD: He has to be dark. Blake has to be dark skinned. Don: He's too skinny, bro. He do has the dark. JRD: Has to be dark skinned. Can't Don: I want blade, bro. JRD: have a light skinned blade. Don: I want Blade, bro. Like I'll take anybody. I'll take John David Washington. I and you know how I feel about him. JRD: what I said. But he's old he's low key old too. He's like almost forty. Don: Don't matter, bro. Blade can be like late thirties, early forties, and just be like he's a hundred years old, you know what I mean? But I'm excited for Ghost JRD: Yeah. That is true, man. Don: Rider though. I'm so excited for Ghostwriter. If that fucking gets off the ground. MAS: This we dope. JRD: You think midnight you think midnight suns is happening? Don: No, we're gonna get a Blade in MCU for sure. We bet I mean we better get Blade in there at least. They gotta see the fan JRD: You didn't Don: reaction and the fan like ask for it. Cause everybody wants Blade, bro. That shit's a different. They're gonna do Midnight Suns. JRD: They're waiting they're waiting on the game. They're MAS: I I forgot that fool popped up JRD: waiting on the game. MAS: on Deadpool. Don: blade Westnipes. You heard what he's remember what he said? It's only ever gonna be one blade. MAS: Yeah, yeah. I forgot about that. JRD: W what he did, yeah. Yeah. Only one blade, every only gonna be one blade. Yeah, it's a physically trolling. Yeah. He go he he's gonna be in Doomsday too. Don: Yeah, that shit pissed me off. I ain't gonna lie. I was watching that shit hella. I was hella type watching that shit, bruh. Yeah, that's funny. He probably gonna kill him, bro. I don't wanna see that shit if he dies. I'll probably close my eyes. That shouldn't make me cry. If Batman were to die in a movie, if Batman, JRD: Yeah. Bro. If I if I had any if I had any power MAS: I was saying now we crying over movies? Don: Miles Morales, or or Blade dies in a movie, I might start crying a little bit. You might have to hell my shoulder. It's gonna be JRD: He's this is all over the place. He is all over the place. No. Brev: Yeah. Don: okay. JRD: I know JD has, but it's his comic book of Thanos coming coming up to my god, I'm trying to Doctor Don: No JRD: Doom, but I it's Sorcerer Doctor Doom. I could be wrong. Or Ember Doctor Doom. And he's like has the gauntlet talking shit to him and fucking Doctor Doom grabs him and pulls out his spine. Don: No, he didn't have the gauntlet. He didn't have the gauntlet. JRD: I I thought Don: Dr. Doom was like he was like, you don't have the gauntlet or some shit like that and and JRD: Well. Don: Daniels was like, I don't need the gauntlet to deal with someone like you And then that's when he ripped in ripped out Daniels' whole skeleton. JRD: Yeah. You're right, it's next to that. That has to be the first scene. Don: man, that's the first scene, bruh. I think they might they're gonna hint that shit. They're gonna hint at that shit for sure. JRD: There has to be the first scene, 'cause like you know how how like like it has to be the first scene. It was ugh. MAS: That'll be hard. Don: They establish how strong that pool is. JRD: Yeah. 'Cause like you know, they did that when Thanos beat up the Hulk Without the Golly, he's piecing him book MAS: Yeah, that was good. That was a good fight. JRD: me Piecin up. So gotta be the same thing. Are we gonna get that? Probably Don: And welcome to the JRD: not. It's probably gonna be some bullshit like fucking Spider Man fighting Don: Do you think that shit's gonna be good, bruh? Doom. How do you what do you think's gonna end up in out of ten? JRD: I think it's gonna Brev: Ten. JRD: be convoluted. six point five. Six point f six Don: Yeah. What do you think's gonna be? Like what's your I I no fucking way he didn't that. JRD: hear me out. Six point five Brev: There's gonna be solid eight and then the next Avengers movie's gonna be a solid nine. Don: I think Secret War's gonna be tough. JRD: Six point six point five on like quality, Brev: Yeah, Secret Wars, that's kind of what I'm waiting for. JRD: ten out of ten for fan appreciation. MAS: The aura. Don: No Way Home. No way Home was in that raw to me, right? And I I feel you on that shit. I hate the fan service shit. It does bring JRD: The oral forget for Yeah, yeah. Like like for like for us, you Yeah, it's yeah. Don: down the movie. JRD: People like our age, we're probably gonna be nutting all those teams that gonna be like we're gonna love it. We're gonna see a Toby Toby. Hypothetically, hi I'm joking, I'm just joking, you know that, you know that. I think we've all have said that Don: Mm. You you guys gonna be you guys are gonna be nutting over grow men on little guitar and shit. Say pause. MAS: Yeah. That was crazy. JRD: as a joke before. No pause. MAS: Yeah, no part. Nah, I never said that. Don: Mm. JRD: You have J D. Don: Say what? JRD: Like I I I almost nutted MAS: But JRD: off of like watching up. Never mind. Pause, that was crazy. I'm sorry I'm sorry. MAS: Bruh. Alright. Let's get into the hack, bro. JRD: sorry. I'm sorry. Don: my Brev: I think the fact that you didn't finish that statement made it worse. Don: Even worse, and I don't want you to finish this stuff. Pause. MAS: Yeah, bruh. Brev: Yeah. MAS: No. Yeah. Alright. Hack of the week. I'm gonna take this one. My hack of the week is if there's something like material wise, like whatever it could be, that you really want and you're like trying to decide and you're stuck between whether you should buy it or not, I think nine times out of ten you should just buy it. Whatever, if you want it that bad, buy it. Because Don: If you're financially able. MAS: Yeah, exactly. Yeah. There's Brev: Yeah. Be responsible. MAS: There's a thin line, but I just think at the end of the day, if you're contemplating JRD: Yeah. Especially if you have no kids. MAS: that hard, yeah, if you're contemplating that hard, clearly you want it that bad. So I just think you gotta buy whatever you think that JRD: Yeah. MAS: you want. JRD: Yeah. I feel like that's cr you know what's crazy? Brev: What about the rule of if you can't buy it twice, don't buy it? JRD: You know what's crazy about that? There's certain things like Don: Mm, I like that role too. But I can buy a cheeseburger twice, so don't stop me from waiting out. JRD: Yeah, no. I feel like like I can I can go to a nice dinner, like you know, and like spend two fifty and be but you know, you know, a nice steak dinner. It's what it is, I'm in Vegas. But then it could be like like phew Do I gotta spend two twenty on those journals right now? On those shoes? So I do I do it for I think it's like If I can get it for cheaper or later down the line, I may not I may not buy it. That's the hardest thing for Don: That's me, bro. That's how that's why I didn't get my New York ticket stuff. JRD: me. Like, you know, whereas like something like going on a trip or like doing an activity, it's like you have to do it this day or you you're just not doing it. It's over with. Whereas like material things, in the back of my mind, I may get it later on, may get a better chance to get it, I may have money, more money at a time. I mean that's the hardest thing. How about you, Miguel? Brev: Yeah. JRD: You're just saying, do you ever get that feeling? Do you get biased remorse? MAS: cioè JRD: Do you get buyers remorse? Buyer's remorse Buyer's remorse. MAS: You're kinda breaking out. You said yeah. No I mean no got you. No. Don: Buyer's remorse? JRD: Yeah. MAS: hey, you get buyers remorse? Brev: Josh, can you say one more time? JRD: Buyer's remorse. MAS: The remorse of Bayard. Don: Are you talking buyer's remorse? JRD: no, it's it's a real it's a real saying, buyers remorse is a real saying. Brev: Yeah, are you saying buyer's remorse? Don: Bro, we're trolling. MAS: if JRD: Yes. MAS: you get buyer's remorse. JRD: No, I'm asking, do you? Like like when you buy stuff, that's a real thing. You Don: Ha ha ha. JRD: have children? MAS: Yeah, no. I definitely get buyers and more for certain things. Don: I thought he was joking, but it's supposed dead ass. It's a real thing. JRD: Yeah. Don: Guys ever heard of buyer's rewards? JRD: Yeah, no, because like you like I didn't get it. am I tripping, MAS: Wow. JRD: am I saying it wrong? You guys kept repeating. I'm like, Yeah, buyer's remorse. Brev: We kept repeating it? Don: For real. We only said it after the eight times you said it. Yeah, so you can't repeat it. MAS: shit. JRD: I keep repeating it. MAS: Yeah, no, I de I definitely get Bowers JRD: Mm-hmm. MAS: and Morse. I think everybody does. Depends on what it is sometimes. JRD: Yeah, my phone. MAS: But yeah. Don: Unless it's about Brev: I don't know, but I feel like like so I went to Fashion Valley yesterday and I was like looking at a bunch of shit that I obviously I wanted and I was just thinking to myself, I could probably look online for cheaper later. So Don: Yeah, that gets me a from buying a lot of shit doing that mindset right there. Brev: Yeah. Yeah. Or like an alternate like version of it. I mean like 'cause at Nike there was like this like two piece track series like for total between the two pieces like a hundred ten dollars. I'm like, I'm not buying. Like right now I don't want to spend a hundred ten dollars on two pieces of clothing, you know, but yeah. JRD: Yeah, and it's summer too. But I say in the winter time. Don: Sheesh. Brev: Yeah, exactly. But I don't know, I was like I could find something like that later or like online. So Don: When I'm on a trip JRD: Yeah. Don: I can't get buyers remorse. I can I mean we already Brev: Yeah. Don: talked about this a few times with buying drinks and shit. But like buying anything, like I buy JRD: Yeah. no. That's what's bad that's what's bad when I go on trips with JD because I have the same mindset. Like we're on a trip, F it. And like we w Don: Yeah. I'm buying it. JRD: telling each other no. Like, should we go here? Shit, let's do it. We randomly went to that steakhouse too. Brev: Trust me, I never feel bad at the bar. JRD: We were just walking. I think to get like a pizza or something. And I was like, let's just hug it. Yeah. Don: the Nobu. We and we saw the protests out there. Bro, when I went to the hospital I got these stitches for nine hundred in Jamaica, bro. I did not have no bars remorse. I just took it. I'm on vacation, bro. MAS: I think experiences are definitely worth every dollar. JRD: yeah. Don: Yeah. Brev: Sure. Don: Even bad Brev: You gotta make it worth every dollar. Don: even bad. JRD: Y you hear that? 'Cause you know, MAS: That's it. JRD: we I know someone your trip got council, you just come with the boys. Just come on. Just come with the boys. MAS: Alright, y'all, that concludes this episode of the Hackbox. Thank you for tuning in and listening. We appreciate every one of y'all. Keep watching every week. We drop Just look for our posts, talking about pop culture, sports, anything. Just trying to be funny. Get fucking problematic, controversial. All y'all.