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One Step Further Away: West Memphis Three DNA Test & Batman Back in Theaters · Multiple Nerdgasm

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We're just going to sit here in an embarrassed silence until
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Luke says something, but he's not here.
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I think I figured out how to record using this.
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Isn't it ironic? I mean, I don't mean to be
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condescending, but it's not ironic that we rely on him for a
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technical matter with regards to this show.
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When did that happen? I'd never say that to his face,
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and I'd call you out for saying it on air.
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Except he doesn't listen to the show.
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So I think we're we're safe. Yeah.
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I'm not sure he knows how to listen to this show.
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True. Kenny knows how to record.
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That is. That is ironic.
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Welcome to Multiple Nerdgasm with your hosts Matt, Luke and
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Dan Multiple Nerdgasm, your guide to all things nerdy.
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He's he's been on more podcasts than he's listened to.
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Yes, yeah, yeah, that's definitely true.
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So he's not here, obviously, no. And The funny thing is he is not
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here because he's on too many drugs.
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But I found his, yeah, prescribed drugs.
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I found his messages hilarious this week.
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I think I think drugged up Luke is dead set comedy gold I got.
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So yeah. So he he's in getting his
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ketamine treatment for his for his leg as he he's getting what
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we call the Matthew Perry. And then yeah, it's like I was
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at work at the time and I got this this because listeners
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watches you, you know, Luke, he's he's a man of few words on
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message as well often. Oh yeah, yeah, he weighs him,
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but he's like, he's, you know, he calculated Yeah, but we he's
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fucking too massive messages for him, just like fucking ideas for
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yeah, just just brains and jokes and stuff and it's just like
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there he is, there he is. Fucking loved it.
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Yeah, same, same. So yeah, pie as a fucking kite.
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Get Me gets my thumbs up. Yeah.
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Yeah, very funny percent. You did something last night
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that would have made 20 year old Dan extremely happy.
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You went and saw LinkedIn Park. No, sorry, Linkin Park and went
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to a job fair. LinkedIn.
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Yeah, that's right. Yeah, a bunch of decent suits.
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Yeah, yeah, They extracted their DNA from Amber and turned them.
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Oh yeah, yeah, No, I saw Lincoln Park.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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How were they? Great it was it was awesome,
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really, really good and fuck man.
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So it was a TD Park, which is like the big sports arena thing
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in, in Boston. I wondered whether they came to
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Rhode Island, Rhode Island, or whether you had to drive down.
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No, don't have to drive. Yeah.
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So many fucking people there. Like I think, oh, I think 20,000
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people ish. And like, and this is the first
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concert I've been to where they're like, crowd was
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literally louder than the band. Like, as in, you know, often
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when you see a band, they'll be singing and then they'll stop.
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And then you go, oh, you hear the crowd.
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Oh, wow. The crowd's really loud.
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That's great. Yeah.
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Like, they didn't have to stop. Like, there were times where I
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could not hear the band. This fucking loud ass band that
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my, my watch was saying, you're in a loud environment.
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What are you doing, mate? You're too old for this.
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Over the fucking crowd yelling the songs.
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It was great. That is great, Linkin Park.
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I mean, I don't, I don't need to tell you.
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And the listeners don't want to hear me crap on about how much I
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like Linkin Park. But they're a band that have
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matured with their audience at such an intelligent rate.
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Yes, that's the. So they have a new singer, as
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people may or may not know, which was according to the
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Internet, you're supposed to hate her and send her death
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threats. I don't understand that.
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So, Matt, have you been doing that?
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Have you been sending your threats?
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No, I think she's great. I I don't understand.
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Well, I think there's a couple of reasons you might not like
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her. One, she's a woman.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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Chester was not a woman. Yeah, just that she's not
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Chester. And clear on that.
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Full stop. There's that.
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Yes, but I think so, you know, it's very unfortunate what
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happened. Chester took his own life.
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But I feel like the rest of the band had no say in that.
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And I just think if if that had that happened, right.
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And obviously they they did nothing for 10 years.
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They were like, I guess we're done.
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But then it seems like from what Mike Shinoda said in interviews,
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they kind of met up and then they were like, you know what?
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I don't think we're done. Kind of think I'm done.
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What about you guys? Yeah.
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And then they were like, yeah, no.
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And then yeah. And they were like, well,
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actually you have side projects. We just have this bed.
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So we're definitely not done. Like.
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Yeah, like you've still been working.
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Yeah, that's right. Yeah.
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You've got Fort Minor, you've got solo stuff.
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We. We're just hanging out for the
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Lincoln Park reunion. Yes.
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So I just don't see anything because people have said, oh,
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it's disrespectful, the chest or whatever.
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No, it's not. I mean, he made his decision on
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that front without them. Like no, I don't need to like
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no, no, no, but I mean it. It is a selfish decision without
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the heavy qunotation of you know, I'm not judging the guy
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for it. No, no, they're saying like
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tragic. He he didn't take into
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consideration who was gonna sing for they Yeah, it's not like the
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band decided to split up and they've reformed without him.
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That's right, yeah, they didn't bully him out.
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No, So, yeah, I don't, I don't, I understand that argument.
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Look, I understand. I look, I would also understand
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if somebody, I mean, Chester wasn't even my favorite part of
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that band, you know what I mean? Like, no, it's so I've got to
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say, hearing Mike is like, I mean, I'm sure if if Chester was
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still singing, his voice would do the same thing.
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But like, just Mike, just rapid, like I, it's just like, I don't
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know. I was like, oh, fuck yeah, man.
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I'm like, you know, I'm 20. I'm 20 again.
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Yeah, yeah. And did they play songs from
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like, Hybrid Theory, like the playoffs?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the new singer just sang
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Chester's Pass. She's great songs.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. She doesn't sound like Chester,
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which is arguably don't get someone who just sounds like
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Chester, but she sounds, she sounds great doing his.
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She can do it in the songs. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's great.
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And the new stuff's good too. So yeah, like I've got to listen
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to the new stuff. I've got to listen to more of
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the new stuff. And yeah, anyway, I loved it.
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Yeah, great. Cool to see him again.
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That's a fucking fancy ass show, too.
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It was in like, like, so it was like a, the stage is in the
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middle, so everyone's just all the way around.
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Like, you know, like they were at one end and everyone's
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looking at them. It was in the middle.
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They played for two hours. They had like, like, drums and,
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you know, Mr. Hahn with his sexy stuff on one side.
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Yeah. And then they were facing in a
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circle like that. And then halfway through, they
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went off for a bit. The team ran on and just spun
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the whole set around. So everybody got, like a yeah,
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that's right. Yeah, that's cool, awesome,
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awesome. And then this crazy lights show
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with, like, lasers and fucking shit everywhere.
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It's cool. Fuck, yeah.
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You hadn't seen them before? No, and I don't.
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I know that if I hadn't seen them before, it would be in
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Australia, where I don't like we get back when we were kids, we
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didn't get a lot of bands until we were kind of about 20 ish.
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And then bands started coming more frequently to Australia.
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But they didn't bring the light show often.
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Yeah. Or like the one that you'd see
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in videos, you know, you watch 9 Inch Nails on.
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Yeah, on the DVDs or whatever. You'd be like.
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I didn't see that. Yeah, that stuff was blowing up
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when I was there. They just came and played music
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stage at one end of the hall and they played the music.
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Yeah. Well, actually more often than
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not they came and did festivals. So they just did like a small
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set at a festival. I know Lincoln Park have come to
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Australia. I don't even think.
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It's certainly not during the peak time.
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They were just doing like the big day outs and stuff like
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that. And I was like, don't do that.
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Do a big fucking show. I want to go, yeah.
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I don't want to hang out for a weekend in the dirt in the sun.
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Yes. And they would off like smaller
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bands would often do like the sideshows at yeah, sound wave
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and stuff like that. But yeah, some of the times the
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big bands just didn't do it. I was like, yeah.
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I mean, come on. I can kind of understand to a
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point. Why.
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Like if you just love Chester, you would you would mourn his
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loss and and not be able to get a new singer.
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But like, but like, I don't know, in a strange way, I still
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wish Jason Eusted was in Metallica, but he is talking
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about this afterwards. And Robert Trudillo has been in
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Metallica longer than all the bass players leading up to him.
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So that's my problem, not Metallica's problem.
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Yeah. Jenna and I were talking
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afterwards about how. Because like, obviously I never
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saw Linger Park with Chester. So.
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And we're talking about, like what?
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What bands do you regret not having seen in the various
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incarnations? I said, yeah, Metallica with
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Jason Newsted just because, like, I don't know.
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Others would say Metallica with Cliff Byrne.
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Yes. So like, it's not like, yeah,
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yeah. Just because that's with Jason,
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that's the era that I exactly because I, I mean, I like the
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Cliff era, but I visited that retroactively after I had
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already heard Jason's Cliff had died before I even knew who
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Metallica were. Yeah, that's right.
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Yeah. By falling out the window of a
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bus and then having the bus fall on him.
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Fuck. That's.
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Like, yeah. Crazy.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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They crashed the tour bus. Or somebody crashed the tour
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bus. I can't remember who it was.
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The driver, presumably. Yeah.
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Whoever it was. Yeah.
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Well, yes. Yes, But he fell out the window.
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Yeah. And then was crushed by the bus.
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Yeah. It's fucked.
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The people who stayed in the bus survived.
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Yeah. Jason didn't die.
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He was just bullied until he left.
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If you believe him, yes yeah, and they all admit that if you
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listen to the end Justice for all album, you can't hear him.
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And then Lars is like, yeah, it's because we turned him down
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yeah, we we we thought it'd be funny way down so that they
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released a fucking album where they just took turned the bass
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off Yeah, just to. And then on black album, he
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wrote a bass only track and then they just put lyrics on it
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didn't tell him. Oh man, for chasing.
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Yeah. So that and I wish I'd seen,
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I've seen 9 Inch Nails a bunch of Times Now.
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I never saw them before. Like the Reformation in like,
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was it 2001 with teeth? So I never saw them.
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The With Teeth tour was my first live concert too.
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Yeah, just because they didn't come to Australia that often.
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And so there was, there was a limited opportunity and I never
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took the opportunity. And in fact, they played it Big
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day out was the last. But before the Fragile, I think
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that's the only show they did in Australia for that period was a
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big day out. And I didn't go because I was
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like big day out, you know. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And then and then instantly Trent was like, I'm fucking
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done, I'm in rehab or whatever. And I was like, God, I'm never
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going to see them for my friends.
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And then yeah, yeah. So and then they reformed I saw
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a bunch of times, but I never saw them before that with like
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Danny Loner and like, yeah, all those guys.
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So it's basically a different band after that.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's right. Yeah, Yeah.
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I would say it's the opposite with I've seen Nick Cave and the
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Bad Seeds heaps it half a dozen times.
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But I would arguably say the Bad Seeds are a better lineup now
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than they ever were, you know, so like when you see them now,
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Warren Ellis and you know, and it's just it's fucking good
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shit. So NIN is, is very polished
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these days, right. So to see them is probably
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technically better right now. But the scrappy version, like
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those earlier albums to me are like my favourites and just I've
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not seen them in that era is what's like, oh man, I should
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have done that. Like, yeah, yeah.
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Were you with the big Top gig where he walks off?
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Yeah. Little Park, because they.
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Yeah. Little Park because they
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couldn't get the lights right. Yeah.
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Because we're talking about that too, though, because they, that
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was one of the occasions where they did bring some of the show
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with them, like the big fucking, the lights that were in front of
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them and all that kind of stuff. Yes.
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Oh, fuck yeah. That was incredible.
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Because yeah, we didn't get that all the time.
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No, we did not. No, we did not.
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No, the fucking Dresden Dolls are touring again.
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I've noticed. Oh, are they?
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Which is sound as funny. I saw them at fucking Manning
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Bar. Yeah, right.
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Manning Bar. I couldn't think of the name of
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that the other day. Yeah.
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And I'm like, OK, She's like, what do I do now?
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Neil Gamer's got me in way too much trouble.
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Oh, just stop using my name. I've been watching Sandman
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season 2. It's good.
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OK. Yeah, I'm enjoying it.
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They're caught. It's make honestly, watching it
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makes me annoyed because I'm like, like, Neil, why did you
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have to fucking like, your stuff's so good.
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Like, yeah. And and we're getting so much of
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it. And it's like, what?
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I mean, it's just like, yeah, God damn it, Neil.
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I know. Yeah.
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Try try not to make this personal for myself.
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But. No, I know, I know.
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But yeah, I'm just annoyed with him.
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Like how, but I just the casting in the Sandman in particular is,
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is like because this season's got more of the endless like so
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like you get a lot of delirium and, and, and the casting for
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delirium, it's just great. She's great.
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And I was like, oh man, I want more of this.
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And then the guy that plays Sandman is plays Dream like,
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like how do they find that guy? Because this isn't this fucking
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intense, isn't he? There's shots in this where I'm
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just like, that just looks like what I remember the comic book
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like yeah, he just looks like body and his face.
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It just matches. Yeah, yeah, It's like, how did
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you find this guy? I do want to watch it now.
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Yeah, That's it's good, but it but it's a bummer.
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Yeah, yeah, it it is. It's also a bummer that in
14:26
addition to enjoying his books, I very much liked hearing him
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read his books. And he he was always the first
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to put up his hand to narrate the audio books, several of
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which I have. And he's one of the few people
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who I would say, yes, please, you should do that because a lot
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of authors, I'm like, no, pay a professional.
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That's right. Do not do it.
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Yeah. I love your book.
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I don't love you reading it to me, but because I started just a
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couple of months ago, I was just looking back at what I had and I
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was like, oh, fucking Neverwear. It's been years since I've read
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Neverwear and it's it's him reading it.
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But now I can just hear him being like and then Richard May,
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sorry, I've just got to finger someone.
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Hold on. It's just, I can't separate it
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yet. Yeah, yet.
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Yes, it'll come a day. Such a shame.
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Such a shame. Anyway, yeah, we're not the
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victims. We're definitely not the
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victims. We're definitely not the
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victims. What a deal.
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I would, I would say that, yeah, I would say that the literary
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audience as a combined unit is a victim of sorts, but certainly
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not to detract from literal victims.
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I'm still baffled by not that I think that this is unfair or I
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just think it's so strange and unbalanced to me how fucking
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completely knocked out of existence he's been versus
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those. And I'm saying not that he
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shouldn't have been, I'm just saying versus others who have
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done arguably much worse things who are still completely fine
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operating in the fucking industry though in like.
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And I think, yeah, maybe it's just because he he was one of
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us. Yeah.
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Like, I think that's how I think that's part of it.
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It's a betrayal. People feel really betrayed by
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him. People don't forgive betrayal.
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That's like the what? You know, because Cormac
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McCarthy kidnapped an underage girl, talking to Mexico, raped
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her, left her there and went back to his wife and kids.
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And that's just a fun story people tell her that people
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publish. Whatever it was, it's just like,
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OK, yeah. And I just wonder what it's.
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Sometimes I'm like, hell yeah. Like, yeah.
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Again, not that he shouldn't be, just that.
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Why isn't anybody else? Yeah.
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Because the one that gets me is that image that went around on
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the Internet a couple of months after this all came out of that
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picture of him, black and white and dim lighting with just the
17:07
word monster next to it. And it's like, yeah, well, hold
17:11
on. Like yes, yes, he it's
17:15
inappropriate with women and that needs to stop and he needs
17:18
to be held accountable for that. But are we, is this a
17:22
proportional response to that or isn't it?
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Unless we're saying, if we're saying from now on that's it,
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everybody is, well, I'm not sure that's the case.
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I think for some reason he just got fucked.
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And again, I don't mean to say, yeah, yeah, he shouldn't have
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been or anything like that. He definitely, he brought all
17:42
this on himself. I just think he was as shocked
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as any of us when it's just when when the when the repercussions
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he got was fucking shit knocked out of him because of it, which
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probably should end. But yeah, why didn't anybody
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else? Yeah, that's right.
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But also the fun, the thing that the thing that makes me also
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question it is everyone's like, yeah, I knew all along.
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Here's several clips from him from 15 years ago, like being a
18:09
weirdo. And it's like, OK, well, if you
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knew all along he was a weirdo, why wait till now?
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And again, I'm not talking about the women that I'm talking about
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people on the Internet who who have jumped on the bandwagon.
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Now, Yes. Yeah.
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Anyway, I did something else yesterday.
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I went to the 24 Hours of Lemons, which is a mockery,
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would say of the 24 Hour of Lemons race.
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Jenna's boss is has entered into the 24 hour Lemons.
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Basically, the premise is, look, it's a very funny pun, but I
18:47
didn't know that Americans used the word lemon to describe a, a,
18:50
a bad car. Do they?
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They must if they say yes. OK.
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I thought that was always a quintessentially Australian
18:55
term. So no, no, no, they do.
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Yeah. The premise is you, you have to
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spend less than $500 on a car and then you then have to spend
19:05
a lot of money on safety stuff for the car because you're going
19:09
to be racing it around a track. I bet that's a new thing.
19:12
I bet in the 80s they didn't have that rule.
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They told us, I don't know exactly how much to spend on the
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car, but we're saying, you know, like, yeah, under 500 bucks.
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And he goes, mate, this has been very expensive.
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That's right. Keith's friends.
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Who? So Keith is Jenna's boss and her
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his friends, I guess their work at in mechanic OK Industries.
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Because as far as I know, Keith doesn't fuck all about cars,
19:35
right? No offense.
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Keith did be listening. No, but then you do have to have
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friends who are mechanics. If you're going to, you need to.
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Yeah, because their car was out of Commission half yesterday and
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they were trying to fix it. So yes.
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Right. So fixing it on the fly so that
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he could continue racing. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And there they took turns driving.
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And it's not, I learned it's not technically 24 hours like Le
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Mans. It's from 8:30 yesterday to 6:00
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PM yesterday, and then you have to stop.
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And then today they'll go again from.
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Yeah, 3:50 or something. Sure.
20:05
I mean, that's like when Tom Delong was talking about when
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the CIA, like, questioned him for 48 hours.
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And Jared, really, two whole days and nights.
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He's like, no, not 48 consecutive hours.
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Every afternoon, watch the movie in between.
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But it was really fun. And some of the cars, man, like
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it's like like literally Mad Max shit.
20:32
Like they've got fucking there's one they've just built a
20:36
Batmobile by like welding fucking wings on.
20:39
And it's like like you just don't expect to be see these
20:44
kind of cars driven because it's just like how how good a job do
20:49
they do of recreating A Batmobile?
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Like did it look like a like a world?
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It looks like a sticky tape thing or did it look like a bat?
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It looked like the Batmobile if someone from Mad Max made it.
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I'm not like they all. There's one.
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I was not. Going to be able to Unsee that
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because that sounds fucking red. I've got photos.
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I'll send you some photos. My favorite car was it because
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I've said this before, I always wanted and I almost bought a
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300ZX, Nissan 300ZX and there was one that they turned into a
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shark with a fin on the top of it.
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That's like that's just fucking cool, man.
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And so they just drove around like the whole time we were
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there, they were driving around doing laps.
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I don't know if anybody's keeping track of.
21:32
Yeah, I was going to ask what? Yeah.
21:34
OK. Right.
21:34
Seems it's not the point. Not the point, no.
21:37
And I mean, because Keith's car is not competitive, let's say,
21:42
but they're just there for fun. So.
21:43
And I, I think a lot of and some of those cars did not cost $500.
21:49
There's no fucking way. There's like a one thing as in
21:53
like a modern, modern era Mustang going.
21:55
Yeah, I guess so Somebody said sell this for you.
21:58
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Something, some some dodgy
22:01
trades or something going on there because some of those cars
22:04
like a lot of BMWs, like, yeah, right.
22:07
Yeah. Goes against the spirit of this,
22:09
surely. Apparently not.
22:11
Apparently it's like nobody can whatever you can get.
22:15
OK, sure. On paper, yeah.
22:18
Because like I said, there's a a pack of them that are like
22:21
fucking flying around and then everybody else is just kind of
22:24
like. Yeah, right.
22:26
Yeah. And here he comes again.
22:28
Yes. Sick.
22:29
Yeah. So how much of it did you watch?
22:32
We were there for, we were there for like 6 hours yesterday.
22:36
Yeah, right. And like, you know, we were
22:38
watched and Lira was there. So she was, we were walking
22:41
around looking at stuff and then she was pretty entertained
22:43
actually. She like, yeah, that's great.
22:47
Yeah. It's fun.
22:48
Nice. Nice.
22:49
It's a good day out. Yeah.
22:52
Yeah. She wants to go again today.
22:57
She said. Yeah, right.
22:58
Are you going to go? Like, I don't know.
23:00
We talked. We.
23:01
Jenna and I said we'll discuss in the morning when she wakes up
23:03
and we see what? Right.
23:05
Yeah, kind of a she was. Yeah.
23:08
She, she stayed at her grandma's because we went to Lincoln Park
23:11
Friday night. Oh yeah, She stayed at her
23:12
grandma's. I'm not convinced she slept very
23:14
well because by by like 6:00 PM yesterday, she was not having
23:20
it. Like I said, she was having fun.
23:22
And we, she will not stop having fun.
23:24
I don't know what you said. She's literally throwing.
23:28
She's not tired a lot doing snow angels in in the piles of dirt.
23:32
And we're like, can you please not do that?
23:34
And she's like, I'm going to do whatever I want.
23:37
It's like, you're not the boss of me.
23:39
Yeah, it's OK. We need to take her home now and
23:41
put her in the shower. Yeah.
23:46
So let's see how she is this morning.
23:48
Yeah. Yeah.
23:49
Fair. That sounds like we've got a lot
23:51
of fun. A lot of fun.
23:52
I'm also, I'm just. I'm into obviously just just
23:56
weekend events, you know, like when you have kids and you've
24:01
got to find stuff to do on the weekends, you want to just sit
24:03
around. So that sounds very fun.
24:07
Yes. All right.
24:10
We've got some news and whatnot to get to, I suppose.
24:13
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
24:17
Take me through this first one because I, I tried to wrap my
24:21
head around this, this Board of Education meeting and I
24:23
couldn't, I couldn't quite work it out.
24:25
So it's quite mysterious, apparently.
24:27
Yeah. OK, so this was in Oklahoma, I
24:31
believe. And there was a, a, a Board of
24:34
Education meeting. And part way into the meeting,
24:39
some attendees were like, sorry, what's going on?
24:44
Because on the TV, the, the, the speaker who was speaking at the
24:46
time, State House speaker No, that's not who was speaking.
24:53
It's during the meeting. Anyway, behind the person
24:59
speaking on ATV screen that they have in the meeting room, there
25:02
was just naked women mysteriously appeared.
25:06
The video of, of I, I, I don't think it says in what context
25:11
the, the women were naked, but it was a video of bunch of naked
25:14
women and people were like, sorry, what's happening?
25:17
And nobody's owning up to up to why this happened, just
25:24
apparently has happened. And then now they're, they're
25:26
like blaming each other. The two I think major political
25:29
parties obviously saying what's blaming each other for it.
25:33
And that's like, was this an intentional stunt or that's
25:41
bizarre? And do we I, I don't, I mean,
25:45
this is going to sound perverted, but I just, I'm
25:48
genuinely cute. Do we know what the women were
25:49
doing? No, that's the I don't think
25:51
they've said. No one's saying.
25:53
That's why it's so confusing. It says, OK, this is a quote.
25:55
This is a quote from Becky Carlson, one of the the the
25:59
women present during the meeting.
26:01
I was like, what am I seeing? I was kind of in shock,
26:04
honestly. I started to question whether I
26:05
was actually seeing what I was seeing.
26:07
I was like, is that what we're naked?
26:09
And then I was like, no, she's got a bodysuit on.
26:11
And it happened very quickly. I was like, that's not a
26:13
bodysuit. I hate to even use these terms,
26:16
but I said, those are her nipples.
26:19
And then I was looking closer and I got off the body view.
26:24
So I was so disturbed by that. I was very loudly and boastfully
26:29
like, it was a parent, A teacher said to Walters, what is on your
26:31
TV? What am I watching?
26:32
And he was like, what, what are you talking about?
26:35
And he stood up and saw it. He made an acknowledgement that
26:38
he saw it. And I said, turn it off now.
26:41
And he said, what is this? What is this?
26:47
And he was like, I can't get it to turn off.
26:50
I can't figure out how to turn it off.
26:52
And I said, get it turned off. And he finally got it turned
26:55
off. And that was the end of it.
26:57
Amazing. Are you imagine these as older
27:00
people? They've got to be.
27:01
Oh yeah, that's up there with I'm not a cat.
27:04
That's some kind of filter. I'm still here, Your honour, I'm
27:10
not a cat. Another board member confirmed
27:17
this description, calling the footage retro.
27:20
Oh, and saying the women were standing around a chiropractic
27:23
table. What's a chiropractic?
27:28
Table. Like a massage.
27:30
Table, maybe practic table. Yeah, Yeah.
27:36
Well. But it can.
27:38
Bend, I think bend people in different table.
27:43
Yeah, OK. It's one of those ones with the
27:45
face holes, like a massage table.
27:49
That's why I came. So, I mean, I mean, from that
27:52
I've decided what I think the video was probably going to be.
27:56
I think that probably there were two holes in the table.
27:59
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But very strange there.
28:03
Yeah. Yes.
28:09
So anyway. And yeah, at this point, they're
28:11
all just blaming each other for. Yeah, right.
28:14
For it. I mean, what American politics
28:17
has come to now it literally it is these days.
28:20
I mean, this is fairly innocuous, to be honest.
28:25
Yeah. Yeah.
28:25
You bet on what else everybody's going.
28:27
If everyone was over the age of 18 and this is.
28:29
You were on pedophile Ireland. Yeah, You were on pedophile
28:32
Ireland. You were all on pedophile
28:34
island. Yeah.
28:35
Let's just be there. It's about what you did there
28:37
that we don't know. Yes, everybody was there.
28:39
Apparently we were there. Yeah.
28:42
Because I've heard that fucking Trump had a falling out with
28:45
Epstein because he was pinching stuff from his fucking private
28:48
island to go to his private island.
28:51
And then there's pictures of Clinton there getting massaged
28:53
by those girls. And it's like, this is not a
28:55
good book. And I'm not saying he had sex
28:58
with him. I don't know.
29:00
We don't know. That's the problem.
29:01
We don't know. We don't know.
29:02
But I know that he no one's no one blown up to anything.
29:04
That's right. Somebody was somebody.
29:07
Yeah, somebody definitely was. Yes.
29:11
Or this wouldn't be a thing. Right.
29:14
Like, yeah. Galaine Maxwell's in prison for
29:16
the rest of her life. There's traffic and women.
29:18
Who Exactly. Yeah.
29:20
Exactly. Yeah, Yeah, yeah, Yeah, Yeah.
29:21
Not just Devstein. It's.
29:23
I mean. Not buying that.
29:26
No, no. Yeah.
29:28
No, definitely not. Apparently we're all there.
29:30
Fine. You weren't all involved.
29:32
Fine. I believe that.
29:33
Yeah. Who fucking was?
29:35
Yeah. I don't care.
29:36
I think these people here are like, oh, yeah.
29:38
But oh, yeah. But like, you know, you think
29:40
Trump was on the list, but Clinton was on the list.
29:41
I don't care. Arrest them both.
29:43
Yeah, that's right. I don't know why you think
29:45
that's probably did it. Yeah.
29:46
I don't know why you think it's another all those, all those are
29:48
not Democrat there too. I don't care.
29:50
Yeah. Arrest him.
29:51
Political. It's not political.
29:53
Stephen Hawkings was there at one point.
29:54
I'm not saying he was digging up and put him in jail, I don't
30:00
care. Oh man, another another sex.
30:05
Another sex related scandal this week, although not the same way.
30:09
What'd you do? People have been throwing dildos
30:12
onto the court during WNBA games but it's just because people
30:16
don't respect women as far as I can tell.
30:20
A few I thought it was. Something horrible.
30:23
I mean, it's not political in that sense.
30:26
Literally what is the purpose of it?
30:29
Just, I don't know, just to say fucking easy dildo ladies.
30:33
Like, yeah. Twice this week.
30:37
Just. Throwing dildos and throwing.
30:39
Them on to it. That's just a thing that people
30:40
do now, just a scumbag thing that people do that's so
30:43
strange. It's pay to get in there too, to
30:46
do that. I know, I know, right?
30:50
And you've got to buy a dildo, unless you've already.
30:52
That's the old dildo that you own.
30:56
I don't want this anymore. Point are you trying to make.
31:02
I only watch. Basketball, if there's Dicks.
31:05
That's so weird. Yeah.
31:09
OK, Yeah, whatever. I've got nothing to say about
31:13
this. I've just.
31:13
Yeah. No, that's just.
31:14
That's the news. I just report the news.
31:17
Yeah. Throwing dildos on stage.
31:19
That's should not at Linkin Park.
31:21
Yeah, Yeah, I don't understand it, but she would have
31:26
understood. She would have known, probably.
31:29
Yeah, She was like, she would have been like, is this a
31:30
Scientology thing? That was the only controversy
31:35
that I. This is back to Linkin Park.
31:38
Apparently Emily, the new singer is or was Scientology related in
31:44
some way. She was brought up in a
31:45
Scientology. No, no, I don't give a shit.
31:47
She, I think the main contentious thing was that she
31:51
was amongst the people who gave, what's his name, Danny
31:53
Masterson, a good review. Yeah, they could called into
31:58
court to give like a character reference and she gave him one.
32:00
But then she said about it afterwards.
32:01
She goes, well, I didn't know he'd done that stuff.
32:03
Yeah, like, I think they all. Yeah, that's the thing.
32:06
It was a bunch of people that came in and they said, yeah,
32:08
he's a lovely guy because they weren't the ones that got raped.
32:11
She said, yeah, I literally didn't even know what he was
32:13
accused of. I just because it was all in the
32:15
court case. I just got asked to come in and
32:17
give a character reference. Yeah.
32:18
You can't blame her for that. Doesn't seem like it, but.
32:23
Anyway, and speaking. Of prison, if we.
32:26
Want to Oh. Yes, I've got for the first time
32:29
in fuck knows how long. Yeah, she's going follow up.
32:32
It hasn't come up for a while, but yeah.
32:35
The West. Memphis 3 case that I've seen a
32:38
lot, it's kind of a coincidence actually.
32:40
I've seen a lot of stuff coming out.
32:41
People have turned on them a little bit, I think in the
32:44
modern era, because everyone's gotten bored of the story now.
32:47
Yeah, because they got out. So.
32:50
OK, if you don't know, I mean, they do admit they did it to get
32:52
out. That's not.
32:53
Yeah, exactly. Yeah.
32:54
But that's why everyone was like, wow, maybe they did do it
32:57
then. So they just didn't want to be
32:59
in prison anymore. Guys in the 90s in West Memphis,
33:02
three very young 8 or 9 year old boys were murdered and found in
33:08
the in the woods. And there's three documentaries
33:12
about it, Paradise Lost 1-2 and three.
33:14
Basically these other three older kids were convicted of the
33:19
crime and 'cause it seemed like the cops just went, this must
33:23
have been done like Goths. Where are the Goths?
33:26
Yeah, and, and if you watch, they were kind of metal head
33:30
goth kids. They were little smart asses.
33:33
They arguably caused more problems than they needed to for
33:37
themselves by being smart asses to the cops, but I think the
33:40
documentaries make it pretty clear they didn't kill the kids.
33:42
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, or.
33:44
At least it's not beyond reasonable doubt.
33:47
I don't think they certainly put up enough.
33:50
Enough other. Evidence to make you question
33:53
it, Certainly. Yeah.
33:54
I mean, and they if, if, if there's any flaws in the
33:56
documentaries, it's that each one of them has a slightly
33:59
different idea about who it might have been and still
34:01
actually did do it. Yeah.
34:02
Yeah. But I don't think that's
34:04
actually the fault of the documentary.
34:06
I don't think that's the reason to keep these three people.
34:09
No, I think it's just really, really unclear who did it.
34:11
And they just decided it was these three kids and went with
34:14
it and then they got convicted. Yeah.
34:16
Yeah. So yeah, so they were in.
34:19
Prison for 20 years for for this murder.
34:22
And then one of them deeming was on death row.
34:25
And then I think, what, like 2000?
34:30
20 something. Ish wasn't how long ago was it
34:32
they got out Yeah, they had to do this Alfred plea thing where
34:36
they basically they say they. Were getting a new trial.
34:39
Because there was new DNA evidence and a couple other
34:42
things had come up. So they've been granted a new
34:44
trial, and then the prosecution made a deal with them that said
34:47
if you sign this piece of paper, basically what it says is you
34:52
plead guilty and you accept that you've been found guilty of the
34:57
crime. And therefore you're legally not
35:00
able to hold the the police or the courts responsible for
35:05
falsely imprisoning you. But you are allowed to say that
35:08
you didn't do it, and you can still investigate and prove
35:10
later that you didn't do it. So they signed this thing.
35:13
Basically they said, yeah, we maintain that we didn't do it,
35:16
but we are guilty in a legal sense because yeah.
35:21
Because we don't want to be in. Prison anymore because they're
35:24
literally going to execute Damien because we were fucking
35:26
17 and now we're death row 40. Yeah, yeah, we'd like to not be
35:30
in prison anymore. Thank you.
35:31
We'd like to have a life, some, some kind of life.
35:33
But lately there's been a lot of there's like a podcast and and
35:37
some books about like, maybe they just fucking did it.
35:40
And it's like, well, maybe I guess it doesn't seem like it.
35:46
I've certainly never been convinced.
35:48
Yeah. Because the evidence is like,
35:50
they listen to this song by this band, listen to the lyrics.
35:52
It's like, well, that's not proof of a man.
35:54
He knows who Aleister Crowley is.
35:56
And he says he he was interested in Wicca.
35:59
And it's like, yeah, so did all of us in the 90s.
36:02
Yeah. Like it.
36:03
Yeah. Yeah.
36:04
Maybe not in West Memphis, but certainly broaden your skirts
36:07
and you'll see. Yeah.
36:09
In Penrith. Yeah.
36:10
I promise you. Yeah.
36:13
We're all interested in that shit.
36:14
Shit. Yeah.
36:15
There were fucking shops where you could just buy books on that
36:18
shit. Yeah.
36:19
In Penrith. So I think that's why this
36:23
captured our generation so much was that just like we saw these
36:27
kids who could have been ours convicted of this thing based on
36:31
things that were like, well, we would probably be found guilty
36:34
on that basis. So.
36:37
But anyway, so but for the first time in fuck knows how long,
36:40
because they they did go quiet. And then one of the arguments
36:42
was that if they're if they're innocent, why have they just
36:45
stopped looking into this? And it's like, well, because
36:47
they, I mean, arguably they're just doing it.
36:50
What's Yeah, they've got stuff to do.
36:53
Yeah. The outsiders want to just live
36:54
their lives. Yeah.
36:56
But this is actually this article literally got updated
36:59
yesterday or the day before because it was originally saying
37:03
there was a hearing granted to discuss testing the evidence
37:08
with new DNA methods. The hearing was granted by the
37:12
judge after being initially denied and it was held on the
37:16
first couple days ago and the article got updated because the
37:19
judge has said yes, they will retest with modern DNA methods.
37:25
A list of the evidence that is it's in the article.
37:28
It's a long list of things. I will, I will run through it,
37:32
but I will censor myself on one of the, yes, one of the items.
37:36
I believe that's the word you're meant to use.
37:38
OK. I mean, I'm not sure about it,
37:41
so I'm not going to use that word.
37:44
Ligatures, hairs from various people.
37:47
I don't need to go through the list.
37:50
Jeans. Lots of hairs, lots of hairs.
37:54
And then the last item is a hair from, let's just say from a,
37:57
from an African American person. Probably interesting.
38:01
Because here there are. No, I've not heard of any.
38:06
You know, I didn't know they suspected anybody.
38:11
Yeah. And.
38:13
Any any black people in the thing, They probably don't.
38:17
I don't know. Yeah, just, it's just odd that
38:19
that's on the list to me because.
38:20
Did that come up? Yeah.
38:22
It's also odd that they have written it so explicitly and.
38:24
And just listen, if you if you, it's not what you think.
38:27
It's just. No, no, no.
38:28
It's just unnecessarily descriptive.
38:30
Let's just put it that way. And an old fashioned in an old
38:33
fashioned way. Yeah.
38:38
Interesting. So, yeah, Jenna said her money's
38:43
on Terry Hobbs still. Well, I don't.
38:46
Know about? That.
38:50
That's one of the kids step. Dads listeners, he was he he the
38:54
documentaries, I think every every.
38:57
Everyone. The first one.
38:58
Was mostly just centred around like, we don't think these kids
39:02
did it. The second one was, we think,
39:04
what's his name? John Mark Baez did it.
39:08
And then the third one was like, actually it was probably Terry
39:10
Hobbs. Yeah, yeah.
39:11
And then I think that's the way everyone's been sitting for a
39:14
while. But he's got a book out.
39:17
Terry Hobbs. I mean, there's been just a
39:19
bunch of stuff about this later, right?
39:21
It's just covered after silence. Yeah.
39:24
Other 8 year old boys, Stevie Branch, Christopher Byers and
39:27
Michael Moore murdered. Because that's the thing that
39:30
gets lost in this often I think is people are like, oh, Paul
39:34
Eccles Baldwin and Miss Kelly were wrongfully convicted.
39:36
The poor, you know, poor guys, whatever.
39:38
It's like, yeah, but someone, somebody, yeah, three eight-year
39:42
old boys and seems to be like a, it's a really fucking horrible
39:48
way. Yeah, like, yeah, yeah.
39:51
Somebody did that. Yeah.
39:53
And if it wasn't these guys who've been in prison
39:56
emphatically saying they didn't do it, still out there, they're
39:58
there. Yeah.
39:59
In your town like. Yeah.
40:02
That's kind of fucking terrifying.
40:04
Yeah, yeah. It's funny, this.
40:08
I mean, if podcasts and Netflix documentaries have taught me
40:11
anything, it's that police, small police stations in small
40:14
towns just want to pin it on anyone who's easy to pin it on.
40:17
Right. Yes.
40:19
But I must say that's just interesting.
40:21
No, I'm sure it's not the case. But you also think like, well,
40:24
getting the actual guy should be a a real concern for you at this
40:28
point. Yeah, it's tough, I think
40:31
because. I believe.
40:34
That, you know, like if small town cops, you know, like making
40:37
a murder and all that kind of stuff.
40:38
People portrayed they were portrayed in the documentary and
40:41
they do it in in this case as well.
40:44
You know, the police are just dumb idiots who just want to
40:47
send these, you know, these goth kids to jail.
40:50
I'm sure that's not true. I'm sure they really genuinely
40:53
like as mortified about this murder as everybody else.
40:56
Like these were three local kids, but they they have limited
41:02
resources like. And I know it's the case.
41:06
Here, I'm sure everywhere that like if you working on a case,
41:11
you go with what you have. And if they thought they could
41:14
make a case against the the West Memphis 3, they did, they got
41:18
convicted and it's like the case closed, especially because
41:24
they've signed saying they were guilty or whatever.
41:26
Like that's it, case closed as far as the cops are concerned.
41:28
They are not looking into this anymore.
41:30
Yeah, that's right. Because they're not, they can't.
41:32
They're not allowed to basically.
41:33
Yeah. Well, also, they feel they don't
41:35
have to because they've got a conviction.
41:38
Like if you're at work and you're like, I, I did finish
41:41
that project. I've closed.
41:42
I'm just happy with it. I'm going to keep going.
41:43
And the boss is like, no, no, you will do the new work that
41:45
I've assigned. Yeah, Like the people that have
41:47
already gotten this other. No, no, no, I'm just going to.
41:49
I'm going to work. There are several other murders
41:51
we need to solve, unfortunately. Yeah.
41:54
So I get it. That's.
41:59
It's kind of. Scary that someone who did that
42:02
is still walking around somewhere.
42:04
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or, even more terrifying, they
42:11
fucking did do it, and now the whole world thinks they're like
42:14
heroes. Yeah, at least everyone.
42:17
In our generation thinks they're heroes for.
42:19
I mean I don't think that's likely, but because why the fuck
42:23
would Damien Nichols be asking them to DNA test the evidence
42:26
again if he did it? At this point, he could just do.
42:30
Nothing. Yeah, that's right.
42:32
He could just walk away. Yeah.
42:34
Yeah. He's not getting those 20 years
42:35
back regardless. Yeah, exactly.
42:37
Yeah, if if he really did it, his best course of action is
42:40
nothing at this point. Just live his life.
42:44
Yeah. So yeah, no, I watched a movie.
42:52
This. Week that I know you've seen did
42:55
you? Yeah, yes, because I was I.
42:58
Just wanted to watch a dumb. Comedy.
43:01
And I've just got, I've just got Project Hail Mary in my head now
43:04
because this is my most kind of I just, I just want to watch
43:07
that movie. Just wanted to come out so I can
43:08
watch it. So I was like, what Ryan Gosling
43:10
movies are there? And I realized I never saw The
43:13
Nice Guys. Oh, yeah.
43:14
And I can't remember a movie in recent memory that I laughed out
43:19
loud as many times as I did in this fucking movie.
43:21
This is a fucking great movie. He's very funny.
43:24
Great, particularly. Yeah, mate, Russell Crowe is the
43:27
straight man. You feel like you're going to
43:30
watch this again? What?
43:32
It's so good. Their banter.
43:36
His banter with the daughter. Fucking Russell Crowe's banter
43:40
with the daughter, it's all good.
43:42
It's just so good. I don't remember too much about
43:45
it to be honest. I remember it's a very funny
43:47
scene where he's on the toilet with a cigarette and yeah, that
43:51
being very funny. There's like 7 gags crammed into
43:54
the space of like 10 seconds in that scene.
43:57
Like. Like every watch that busts.
44:00
Open and he's going to the toilet, he's trying to get his
44:02
thing, his arms broken so it's in a cast.
44:03
It's hilarious. He's got he's trying to get his
44:05
fucking cigarette out and then he ends up fucking burning his
44:08
Dick with it. It's it's fucking hilarious.
44:10
It's hilarious. Yeah.
44:12
Yeah. So good.
44:14
So good. I need more.
44:15
I need more like this. Yeah, right.
44:18
But it's funny because it was almost.
44:19
A spiritual successor to LA, not LA Noire, that's a that's a
44:23
video game. What's the fucking cops and
44:28
robbers movie where it's it's Russell Crowe and the other
44:37
Aussie from neighbors. LA Confidential.
44:40
Oh oh. Guy Pearce.
44:42
Guy Pearce, yeah. Because that is a fucking
44:44
terrific movie if no one's seen that.
44:46
Not funny, not like this at all, but at least two or three, the
44:50
yes, two or three, the cast double up and it's like LA is a
44:55
character, you know. So it's like if you see all the
44:59
all the landmarks. Yeah, but just reminded me of
45:03
like, if somebody was like, we should remake that, but as a
45:06
comedy, it would be this. Yeah.
45:11
Could you. I gotta watch that again.
45:13
Yeah. Nice guys.
45:14
Yeah. It was funny.
45:15
It was really funny. I.
45:17
Wouldn't watch any. No Watch any.
45:18
Movies this week? I don't think so.
45:19
I'd watch the amount of bunch. Well, watch Sonic 2.
45:23
With Lira. Oh yeah, we'll talk about that.
45:25
Not as good as the first one. That's my basically my.
45:27
Yeah, that's still good enough. Not the first one.
45:30
Yeah, I watched 4 episodes of Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
45:36
Oh, yes, because I realized that the, the new episodes were no,
45:40
no, just wait. I realized the new episodes were
45:42
out and I was like about to click on them and I'm like,
45:44
like, it's been a while since I've watched any Always Sunny.
45:47
You want to get in the I don't have to watch the new ones.
45:49
Yeah, I don't want to kind of waste new material on a, on a
45:53
stale brain. So I just, I just get back to
45:55
Season 2 because I've watched season 1 a couple of times.
45:58
So I just started with Bam Frank's.
45:59
Oh, that's when Frank's in the episode.
46:01
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fucking hell, man.
46:03
So fucking Dennis, he's so good. He's just psychopath.
46:08
The season's pretty. Funny so far, Yeah.
46:10
Actually, yeah. There's been a couple of really
46:12
good episodes for fun. So yeah, OK.
46:13
I'm looking forward. I won't, I won't watch all 15
46:16
seasons on the way to this. I just wanted to wet my take you
46:19
a while to get there. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
46:23
Created by Rob Mack. He's done the name change.
46:27
He has now. The weird thing it was, I feel
46:31
he waited until he was quite famous.
46:33
Before he did that, they played a whole song.
46:36
Ryan. Ryan Cosley.
46:37
Ryan Reynolds had a whole song made about how to pronounce his
46:41
name. And I wonder if that just
46:42
annoyed him. Yeah.
46:44
I mean, if he could do what he wants.
46:45
So it's just funny that he waited till now to.
46:48
Yeah, change it. He's almost now that he's named
46:52
the household name. Almost.
46:53
Yeah. And now he's gone and changed
46:55
it. That's so funny because he was
46:57
at the start of we were watching Welcome to Wrexham as all the
47:02
seasons of that and it it's in like he was in season 1 of
47:07
Welcome to Wrexham when they're talking about how Ryan Gosling
47:09
and that other guy have bought this the football team.
47:13
And that's how it was for a long time.
47:14
But I feel like now he's like, it's like Robin Ryan, they know
47:18
who he is kind of thing. And it's like, yeah, definitely.
47:21
I'll say this, back in Season 2, he is definitely the worst actor
47:26
than anybody. And knowing now, I wondered why
47:30
he wasn't as good. And it's like, well, it's his
47:33
fucking show, mate. He creates it.
47:35
He writes it. It was his idea to do the show.
47:37
He's very funny. He's just not.
47:39
Yeah, he's hilarious. Well, I guess it's like
47:41
Seinfeld, like, sign Jerry Seinfeld, the man.
47:45
Jerry Seinfeld was a terrible actor.
47:47
Yeah. But you know, the show was great
47:49
and he works in it. Yeah, yeah.
47:52
And, and if you watch the bloopers, like Rob's always the
47:56
one who laughs first. And I actually know they,
47:59
they're all pretty bad, but he, well, it's because they just go
48:01
fucking nuts, like and make shit up.
48:06
Yeah, yeah. They do one take where they do
48:08
it to the script exactly so that they have it.
48:11
And then it's just like, do whatever you want.
48:13
Yeah, Yeah. And then that's.
48:14
Yeah. But yes.
48:17
And he he did a video just for his I think maybe it was just on
48:20
Instagram where he was like, I just want to address the
48:22
rumours. Yes, I am changing my name to
48:23
Rob Mack. No, I'm not going to justify it
48:25
because it's none of your fucking business.
48:27
Yeah, fair enough. And it's like, yeah, OK, cool.
48:30
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But yeah.
48:32
So this season, opening credits created by Rob Mack.
48:36
OK, done. He it's an actual name change,
48:38
right? Like he's not just having a
48:40
legally place. He changed his name to Rob Mack.
48:44
Are his kids now called Whatever Mac, or are they still
48:47
Mcelhenny? You know what I don't know?
48:50
Or are they also? He's not returning my calls.
48:53
Yeah, he doesn't. He won't tell you.
48:54
He's not a fucking businessman. I don't know who you are.
49:00
I don't know how you got this number.
49:02
I got it from Ryan. Reynolds Yeah, I didn't.
49:05
I didn't, no. But they're good friends.
49:07
Speaking of good friends who are also very, very funny, there's
49:11
new Michelin web coming. Really saw this in here.
49:15
In what context? Like a sketch show?
49:18
Yeah. Fuck yeah.
49:21
Just more sketches. Love that.
49:24
Yes, love that. What's it going to be on?
49:26
Do we know? Because we do know.
49:29
It's all nontraditional now. Yeah.
49:31
Yeah. I think they were on I.
49:34
Don't know what channel they were on there.
49:35
In it's a British channel, yeah, probably BBC Four, I don't know.
49:39
Yeah, something like that. I was going to say I don't know
49:40
them all, but. You, Mitchell and Webb's.
49:45
Great news. Mitchell and Webb are not
49:48
helping. Nice channel. 4.
49:51
OK, I haven't lived. In the UK, except for two years
49:56
when I was a kid. Is Channel 4 and BBC 4 the same
49:59
or they're not? It's just Channel 4.
50:02
I don't know. You also haven't lived there
50:03
since the early 80s. She's there now.
50:05
She lived there now? Yeah, she's back.
50:08
And she was born there, I assume.
50:09
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, but I mean, she lived in.
50:13
Australia for yeah, for 30 years time, Yeah, 30 years more than
50:17
that. 40 years. Yeah, must be right.
50:21
Yeah. Yeah, yes, she's back there now.
50:27
Yeah. Alaska.
50:28
Yeah. Where is she in London?
50:30
No, she's up like basically where I was born up.
50:34
She's in like rural up near Liverpool.
50:36
Oh, OK, nice. Yeah, Nice, clear.
50:39
Even closer actually, than I thought they were going to be.
50:41
This. They were talking about going to
50:42
living in Chester, right. Because Chester's just a cool
50:46
place that we, when we've been back, we usually meet up there
50:49
or whatever because it's a nice town.
50:50
And but I, but also the whole point was that she wanted to be
50:54
near her family and that's where that's my family's all up there.
50:57
Yeah, right. And mate, I'd like if I moved to
51:00
England, like, I just love to live in like one of those
51:02
fucking like, Hot Fuzz towns, you know?
51:06
Like, yeah, I really think the Cotswolds or somewhere would be
51:09
a great place to live. I'm sure it's fucking expensive.
51:12
But yeah, yeah, yeah, that'd be fucking nice if Jeremy Clarkson
51:20
out there. Yeah, it can't be cheap.
51:23
Annoyed him like everybody else, apparently.
51:25
That's right. Yeah, you could buy his Ferrari.
51:30
I'd love to buy his Ferrari. Well, it's for sale, man, so I
51:35
can't buy his Ferrari. Get your cheque book out.
51:38
Not just not just because I don't know the many reasons.
51:42
Yeah, it's not the only liberty factor.
51:44
Yeah. I'll, if I, if I do move there,
51:47
I will have spent all my money on the House.
51:49
Yeah. Yeah.
51:49
It won't be like, yeah, OK. And now I'll just have, I'll
51:52
spend a little Ferrari money as well.
51:54
Yeah, exactly. Yeah.
51:55
The backup funds that I don't have.
51:58
I, I mean, I love Ferrari. That.
51:59
I mean, I've got 2 Ferraris sitting right, right here made
52:02
out of like, and actually only one, which means my daughter has
52:04
been in here and moved my other Ferrari.
52:07
I've got Aston Martin up. I've got Aston Martin I think is
52:13
here somewhere. And here I've got the last of
52:15
the V8 Interceptors 00. Do you?
52:18
Oh, sick. That's what's in that little box
52:20
there. And Lyra keeps asking me why is
52:21
that car in a box? Oh, look at that.
52:24
Yeah. Yeah.
52:25
Is that Le Clair or Hamilton? What?
52:28
What do you think? You see the you're seeing the
52:30
fucking. I was about to say dreadlocks.
52:33
They're not dreadlocks. What are they Cornrows?
52:36
Yeah. Did you watch quali?
52:40
No, I didn't watch. I just read Quali.
52:42
Quali recaps. So yeah.
52:45
Yeah. Yeah.
52:46
Amazon's not doing so well. A bummer, yeah.
52:50
Don't know what's going on there.
52:52
Just not fit for the car. I guess not.
52:54
That's what I'm saying. I mean, not, yeah, just, I mean,
52:56
I don't mean he's not fit for the car.
52:57
He doesn't. I mean, he doesn't.
52:58
The car's not a good fit for him.
52:59
Kind of, Yeah, Yeah. That's not what I meant.
53:02
What I mean is that it's just obviously there's some guy
53:04
Leclaire's on pole and Hamilton got ANK you once.
53:07
So it's obviously something he's just not.
53:08
Yeah, yeah, he's not jelling with the car or whatever, right,
53:10
Because he's obviously he's a fucking great driver.
53:12
So yeah, something's going on like the off looking.
53:16
He's a fucking knight of the realm.
53:18
Yeah, exactly. Yeah, he's one of the best
53:20
drivers in the world and for some reason that car just
53:24
doesn't work for him, doesn't suit him.
53:26
Yeah. And which happens which like, I
53:29
mean, if you if you only watch like NASCAR or stock car racing
53:32
in general, like, and everyone's car's the same and you're like,
53:35
and it's all just about the driver like you could, you could
53:38
question that, but it's like, no, no, no.
53:40
If if your car doesn't suit you, you're.
53:43
You're fucked. And look at.
53:44
I mean, look at. Red Bull, now they've had all
53:46
this stuff going on, they can't seem to get the car right.
53:49
Like, that's right. Like, yeah, what the fuck?
53:51
Like Max won every race for like a year.
53:55
It was like they just extended Max's body with some car, you
53:59
know, wheels on him on Max. Yeah, Yeah.
54:03
And then now, for whatever reason, yeah.
54:05
Yeah. Well, also, yeah, I mean.
54:08
And then you might ask, why do they even change it?
54:10
Well, because that you have to change it because they change
54:12
the rules every year and they changed.
54:13
Well, that and McLaren keep winning now.
54:17
So they're like, we've got to do something to make our car as
54:20
fast as their car somehow. And so they try things and it's
54:23
like, oh, we no, that didn't work, did it?
54:25
Yeah, you can't. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
54:29
Or, or it was too good. Now we're disqualified and have
54:31
a huge fine to pay. Yeah.
54:34
Yes. It was funny though, so.
54:36
Everybody was shocked. So Leclerc got pole, right?
54:40
Right. Like at the end there, he just
54:41
fucking went to the top. And then all the commentators
54:43
were like, what the fuck? And then and then they should
54:46
play the radio message where Charles finished the lap.
54:49
And then his engineer was like, that's P1.
54:51
And Charles was like, what? So like, even he was.
54:56
Like OK, yeah, love it so. Good as well I.
55:00
Love Charles Leclerc. He's a he's a bad ass.
55:03
He deserves it. Yeah, I mean he.
55:06
Doesn't he was born incredibly wealthy?
55:08
Like he does not need the money. Born and raised in fucking
55:12
Monaco. He's fine.
55:14
Yeah. And Monte.
55:15
Carlo. He's fine.
55:20
Speaking of a man who drives a very nice car that we've
55:24
mentioned already in this episode.
55:26
Batman. Bruce.
55:28
Batman, his name is. Yeah, he's he's back.
55:32
The ones we like the best. I I think it's still fair for me
55:36
to say that, at least about myself.
55:38
I mean, this says this is my Batman.
55:40
They are my Batman movies. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
55:45
Back in cinemas. Fuck yes.
55:47
Just for a very brief run, Batman and Batman Returns.
55:50
The Tim Burton ones will be back in theaters.
55:54
I think it says only AMC, which is a bummer.
55:56
He's not one of those close enough to me that I could
56:00
reasonably go see these because I would go see these.
56:03
Yeah, yeah. The new 4K UHD release, which
56:10
I've realized I don't think I have those, so I might have to
56:12
get them. Yeah, I was.
56:13
I was about to say I'm also interested in in that so.
56:17
Because I really I. I honestly I just fucking love
56:20
these movies. I've said this a million times
56:22
before, but Batman is the movie that made me interested in
56:26
movies in that I watched, went and saw the movie with my dad
56:30
and I was like, that was fucking awesome.
56:32
And then I watched all the behind the scenes stuff and I
56:34
just absorbed and I'm like, oh, that guy's the director.
56:36
Oh, that guy does this, That guy does that.
56:38
And I just that's how I learned. And that book Batman, I've got
56:41
it on the show, the Batman, the movie book.
56:43
I was like the annual. I need to know everything about
56:46
this. How did they make this kind of
56:48
thing? When you saw the the moral of
56:51
the street scene, you know, with the balloons and all that,
56:54
you're like, fuck Canal. Yeah, as as a kid, I was just
56:56
like, I want to do that. And then I think I learned, no,
57:01
I don't want to. Yeah.
57:02
Yeah. By participating in that
57:04
industry, you'll learn that that is a shit hole of an industry.
57:06
It's just very stressful in a way that I'm just not interested
57:09
in. Yeah.
57:11
It's more, it's much more enjoyable to watch the movies
57:14
than it is to participate in the making of the movie.
57:16
Or I think if you're in a specific role, it probably is
57:20
very fun. Like, yeah.
57:21
But I think it's probably also not because I think I'll be the
57:23
director to be fun. Probably isn't.
57:25
Yeah, it's probably fucking stressful.
57:26
I'm sure you'd know. Like decided he didn't want to
57:29
be Batman anymore, even though they said he could write and
57:31
direct it. Yeah, look at all the photos of
57:33
him, like Offset when he was Batman.
57:36
Just fucking just here being like, get Get Me Out of this.
57:40
Like, it doesn't look very fun. Watch Lost in La Mancha, the
57:44
documentary about the making the first time they tried to make
57:48
Terry Gilliam's Don Quixote movie, and just fucking
57:52
everything going wrong. They finally, finally get the
57:55
sets up and they fucking blow away into the desert.
57:58
Like, you know, they finally get the star in and he's got fucking
58:01
hemorrhoids and he has to go home.
58:02
Like just. It's just.
58:04
It's not, it's just. What's?
58:07
That. Movie I.
58:08
Think it's a Verna Verna Herzog or one of those German
58:11
directors. The one about the the ship where
58:13
they they carry the ship over land is it?
58:17
That's the one about the the crazy guy who tried to get sail
58:23
across South America up the river.
58:27
And yeah, Fitzgerald, yeah, I think.
58:29
There was think of the same one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
58:32
And there's that story about how one of the actors was like, I
58:34
don't want to do this anymore. And he literally pulled the gun
58:36
on him and he was like, do the fucking scene.
58:38
Yeah. He was like, stand the director.
58:40
And I think that was, I think that was going Klaus Kinski.
58:43
Yeah. Klaus Kinski who's like quite a
58:45
famous actor in in Germany as well.
58:47
Like just yeah, yeah. He literally had a guy at some
58:49
point do the fucking scene or I will shoot you.
58:52
Yeah. Yeah, and it's.
58:53
Like Jesus Christ. Fucking maniac and very
58:57
entertaining. Yeah.
59:00
Yeah, have you seen him eat in? That show, have you seen the
59:01
clip of him eat in that shoe? He made some.
59:06
Comment he made some comment about some other actor or some
59:10
movie and he was like, and if that fucking if this movie sells
59:13
even 1 ticket, I'm going to eat my shoe.
59:15
And then it was a hit. And then and so he had to get up
59:19
at Cannes and literally eat his shoe.
59:21
Oh God, that's funny. Oh, speaking.
59:26
Of so Danny Hoffman, obviously that's my it was my introduction
59:29
to film music, which I've gone on to absolutely love film music
59:32
and Danny Hoffman in particular. He did Batman and he's he did.
59:37
I learned the the new, the Dracula.
59:40
The not, not, not Ferratu. The Luke Basant Dracula is Danny
59:44
Hoffman. So the score of that.
59:46
Fuck, man. I wonder.
59:47
He's been waiting to do Dracula since he was six years old, I
59:50
reckon. I wonder if I'll like this more
59:51
than I like Nosferatu, to be honest.
59:54
Nosferatu was beautiful, Yeah. And and that's it.
59:58
I agree, but I did not enjoy it. I got bored, wanted to enjoy it
1:00:02
so badly and I didn't. I enjoyed it until he came to
1:00:08
London. Was it?
1:00:09
No, it wasn't. Was it London in this one?
1:00:10
It was Germany. Yeah.
1:00:12
Yeah. Now I will say that's also just
1:00:17
the fault of Dracula, if you're book accurate, because the book
1:00:20
is the same. It's not London.
1:00:22
The book's the South of England, but they he gets.
1:00:25
It's fucking intense in fucking Transylvania and Harkins and the
1:00:28
castle and the wild. That whole sequence in last
1:00:31
Friday was great. Yeah.
1:00:32
Yeah. But you could even say that
1:00:33
about the Universal Dracula 1930.
1:00:35
Like that whole opening sequence is fucking great.
1:00:39
And then he goes to London and it's just people in rooms
1:00:41
talking. Yeah.
1:00:44
I think Coppola did a great job of not having that.
1:00:48
I really like them. Jenna hates that movie, but I
1:00:50
really like it. No, I like it too, I think.
1:00:52
Yeah. Yeah, I.
1:00:55
Don't. Maybe because I saw.
1:00:55
It when I was a kid and I. Man, I ate that.
1:00:58
Shit up. Same as Batman.
1:01:00
Like, remember when we were 9? Batman was everywhere.
1:01:03
Yeah. Just a fucking yellow and black
1:01:07
Insignia on anything. And I wanted it was on a
1:01:10
toothbrush. I want it was on a beach towel.
1:01:12
I want. I'll have brushed my teeth all
1:01:13
of a sudden. Yeah, that's right.
1:01:16
I had this fucking so for kids are funny.
1:01:18
I had this badge, you know like AI guess in America they call
1:01:21
them pins, right? Fucking batch.
1:01:23
Yeah yeah, yeah, just black bat symbol on it, right?
1:01:28
Yeah, fucking loved it. Used to wear it right here
1:01:31
because I just wasn't your heart.
1:01:33
I just wasn't ballsy enough to wear it in the middle right.
1:01:40
If I was alone, I'd move it into the middle and be like fucking
1:01:43
I'm Batman, I'm Batman. But if I went out anywhere, I
1:01:45
was like, I just like Batman. Someone asked me the other.
1:01:49
Week because I was I was going about how much I enjoyed
1:01:53
Superman. I've seen Superman twice now
1:01:55
yeah and I really enjoyed it and then someone was like oh do you
1:01:59
like Superman? And I was like, let me I've been
1:02:02
reminded that I like Superman by yes, yes, because the thumbnail
1:02:07
for the episode the other week is that is a photo of me listers
1:02:11
slash watches. If you're wondering, that is
1:02:13
literally a photo of me when I was a kid dressed as Superman.
1:02:18
And some some really nice some really nice tights.
1:02:21
My mum made this like that Superman costume.
1:02:23
Yeah, amazing, amazing. Somewhere I've got a Batman
1:02:28
picture almost identical as that the same film grain.
1:02:31
I mean, I was I was Batman in a film we made if you 2 films we
1:02:36
made technically, I mean, depending who you ask, some
1:02:39
people think we were in Batman in in The Dark Knight Rises.
1:02:42
So you, like, punch me in the Dick?
1:02:49
Someone actually thought we were in the movie.
1:02:51
We did a good job of that trouble.
1:02:52
I love that. I love that.
1:02:54
I wish I was. I know We should have just not
1:02:57
said anything. Yeah.
1:02:59
Yeah. Blinking.
1:03:01
You'll miss us, but we're in there.
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Yeah. Don't come in here speaking.
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Of don't come in here. You know what?
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You can come into the after party.
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Every week. We're going to talk about Sydney
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Sweeney in the Yeah, we are, I think.
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Yeah, we are. I mean, everyone else is talking
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about it. We might as well talk about it
1:03:26
too. Everyone's talking about Sydney
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Sweeney and the fucking Japanese lady holding the clipboard.
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I don't. Know what that is?
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You'll have to explain. That to me.
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Oh, I will. I'll expect.
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But I also want to talk about. I've not put it in the
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spreadsheet. I've just remembered.
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We need to talk about Commodore. Yes, we do.
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Yeah, we definitely do. Yeah.
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Which is funny because now you know what?
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You know what? You don't get this for free.
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Go to Patriot Party. I'll see you in the after party.
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And to be clear, it's not $5.00 an episode.
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It's $5 a month. That's 4 episodes.
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It's it's $5. You pay $5 a month and then you
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Yeah, like I've done that for other.
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I've done that. I've tried, I've tried to do
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that to the rest is history. And they've they've purposely
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stopped people from doing that. Have they felt gypped?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Only.
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And in fact, I was annoyed because I signed up because they
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the fucking club now on my like, fuck it, I do.
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And I'm going to sign up. And it's like, sign up now.
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You get anything released now? I'm like, no, you fucking told
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me. Yeah, I was annoyed.
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We'll talk off there about whether or not I have those
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episodes from when I was a previous subscriber.
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Yeah, right. I did download them all.
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We can talk about that later and I'll confirm or deny whether
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that's the case. Yeah.
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In the after party, Tom Holland and Dominic, if you're a
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patriot, Tom Holland, you're. Thinking of.
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You know, different Tom Holland much better.
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